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Canadian tourist traveling from Montego Bay to Kingston had their window broken by gun shots on Spanish Town Road in the downtown Kingston area. NO ONE DIED!
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Canadian tourist traveling from Montego Bay to Kingston had their window broken by gun shots on Spanish Town Road in the downtown Kingston area. NO ONE DIED!
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Senator-Elect Al Franken thanks The UpTake for its coverage of the recount and election trial. Franken talks about how his campaign staff insisted that he take a vacation the first week of the trial and how he spent his vacation watching The UpTake.
Franken talks about health care, the late Senator Paul Wellstone and the logistics for his swearing in next week.
Franken has two words of advice for any DFL candidate who may possibly end up running against Norm Coleman for Governor: “call me.”
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Point Pleasant Park lies on a rocky 75-hectare (185 acre) promontory jutting into the Atlantic Ocean at the eastern end of the Halifax peninsula, in Nova Scotia, canada. This park has been a place of recreation for the citizens of Halifax since the city’s founding in 1749. Before that, it was a hunting, fishing, and ceremonial area for the indigenous Mi’kmaq people. Until 1866, Point Pleasant was primarily a military bastion, but in that year it was leased to a newly formed commission for a public park. Trees were planted in its early years as a park and it soon became an urban forest where citizens could find an oasis of peace close to the bustling city.
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Leif Olsen gets a crazy hole in one a the 2009 Canadian Open. The hole was a Par 3 on the 15th. In the second round, 4 people hit a hole in one at this hole!
Talk about a pool shot.
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NASCAR canadian tire Series driver DJ Kennington - Second-place finisher in the Tide 250 at Autodrome St. Eustache in Quebec.
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canada participated in the wars of 1812, WW1, WW2, & Korea.
The desert war(s) are not wars in my opinion. They are brutal occupations created by oil greed. The Canadian people were deceived in to the US War in Afghanistan under false pretenses. Our country should never have put our troops in harms way for the pending US & Russian oil pipeline. It is an invasion of a sovereign nation and nothing more.
Our troops were peacekeepers under the UN and should have remained as such. We are not warmongers. I support our troops that is why I believe they should be back home preparing for the defense of our country, and not invading someone elses.
Dedicated to our Peace Keepers and Veterans of foreign wars who laid down their lives so that future generations might call themselves canadian.
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Video i did for my m8s and stuff…hope you like it
Mr Drex Production 2006 North East GB
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You seem to have been exceptionally unlucky with answers, and not even the "fluent speaker" gets it correctly.
If you are addressing a close pal, or someone you are on friendly terms with:
"Merci de ton souhait de joyeux anniversaire. J’espère que tu t’amuses bien aujourd’hui."
If it is someone older than you or with whom you should be respectful:
"Merci de votre souhait de joyeux anniversaire. J’espére que vous passez une journée amusante aujourd’hui."
The "tu" and the "vous" form should not be mixed.
"Merci pour les souhaits" or "Merci pour les souhaits d’anniversaire" and "J’espère que vous vous amusez bien aujourd’hui" or "J’espère que tu t’amuses bien aujourd’hui" (the first is more formal, the second is if it’s for someone you’re very familiar with).
The capital city of Nova Scotia, Halifax is blessed with one of the world’s largest harbors. A year round port and the Maritimes main commercial center, it’s a popular seacoast destination. Recent development has revitalized the downtown core, where you’ll find the world’s longest downtown boardwalk in canada’s most historic English city. Restored warehouses and waterfront buildings from the 19th century have been converted into a shopping arcade of charming boutiques and restaurants.
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