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  1. Odds and ends from a regimental diary by G. G. D Patrick, 1923

61. The New Haven RR Image Page -- Travel Folders #4
and canadian Points in cooperation with the Boston Maine, Central Vermont, canadianNational, canadian Pacific, Maine January 2003 odds and ends 6.
http://www.nhrhta.org/htdocs/images1003.htm
THE IMAGE PAGE The 'image page' is where we put a changing variety of New Haven Railroad photographs and advertising material for you to enjoy. Be sure to check back here often because we plan to refresh these images on a regular basis.
Travel Folders #4
October 1st, 2003 Despite its relatively small size, the New Haven was one of the most heavily passenger oriented railroads in the country. In fact, during the modern era, only the commuter heavy Long Island Railroad derived a greater proportion of revenue from passenger service. Over the years the New Haven published a huge variety of advertising folders to promote passenger travel. What follows are a small selection of typical New Haven Railroad travel folders. All items from the collection of Marc Frattasio The Pilgrim Tours were the New Haven's all expense paid tour packages. Pilgrim Tours were administered from the New Haven Railroad Travel Bureau in New York's Grand Central Terminal. They operated not only within New England but also to many locations outside the New Haven's direct service territory via connections with other railroads. This Pilgrim Tours folder dates from 1950. This 1953 travel folder presents discounted weekend excursion fares to New York City from various points on the New Haven Railroad. The special discounted excursion fares were intended to help grow the passenger travel business during the weekends, when trains often ran under-capacity.

62. Odds And Ends
odds and ends things that I find handy. Maps Find a person s address and phonenumber in the US, and get a map too! 27, 2000). canadian EBay (Added Apr.
http://personal.nbnet.nb.ca/normap/oddsends.htm
Odds and Ends: things that I find handy
  • Maps Search for Addresses and Phone Numbers
      Good for USA, Canada, and a few other countries, plus a link to a list of worldwide directories.

63. Nobody Knows Anything: Odds And Ends Archives
mental model that rivers like the Mississippi go north to south (though that s probablybecause they get such a good headstart coming off the canadian mountains
http://www.nobody-knows-anything.com/mtarchives/cat_odds_and_ends.html
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October 03, 2003 Scientists explain cookies Now it can be told: Why the cookie crumbles Scientists in Britain have discovered why biscuits seem to break so easily. Using sophisticated laser techniques, physicists at the University of Loughborough, in the north of England, found that a biscuit develops "fault lines" a few hours after it comes out of the oven. As it cools down, it picks up moisture around the rim, causing it to expand while at the same time, moisture at the centre makes it contract. The result is a build-up of strain forces which pulls the biscuit apart, making them vulnerable when handled, moved or packaged.
Posted by Diane at 04:52 PM August 23, 2003 Saturday afternoon Sophia put herself down for a nap this afternoon. Demanded to nap, in fact. What you may not know is that not only has this never happened before, but I did such poor sleep scheduling with her that I became dependent on using the car to make her nap. But when she's tired, she can put herself down for a nap. Go check out This Woman's Work But what about the Oompa-Loompas?

64. Boston.com / News / Odds & Ends / Cross-border Church Visit Costs Man $10,000
The expensive trip to church was a surprise for Richard Albert, a resident of ruralMaine who lives so close to the canadian border the US customs office is
http://www.boston.com/news/odd/articles/2004/02/10/cross_border_church_visit_cos
Today's Globe Politics Opinion Education ... News
Cross-border church visit costs man $10,000
MONTREAL (Reuters) - Crossing the U.S.-Canada border to go to church on a Sunday cost a U.S. citizen $10,000 for breaching Washington's tough new security rules. ADVERTISEMENT The expensive trip to church was a surprise for Richard Albert, a resident of rural Maine who lives so close to the Canadian border the U.S. customs office is right next door to his house. Like the other half-dozen residents of Township 15 Range 15, crossing the border is a daily ritual for Albert. The nearby Quebec village of St. Pamphile is where they shop, eat and pray. There are many such situations in rural areas along the largely unguarded 8,900-km (5,530-mile) border between Canada and the United States which in some cases actually runs down the middle of streets or through buildings. As a result, Albert says did not expect any problems three weeks ago when he returned home to the United States after attending mass in Canada, as usual. The local U.S. customs station is closed on Sundays, so he just drove around the locked gate, as he had done every weekend since the gate appeared last May, following a tightening of border security.

65. Colin's Info Page - Various Odds And Ends Of Useless Info About Colin Birch
Do I wear an anorak and stand at the end of a station? NO! I like the comfort ofmy house too much. I like modeling canadian railroads, mainly CN and BC Rail.
http://www.harrythetrout.co.uk/colin.htm
The more or less compulsory bit all about ME!
Well, who are you? I hear you all ask.
Well, My name is Colin Birch. I was born on March 2nd 1962 (which means I'm ancient!) in the town of PONTYPRIDD in Mid Glamorgan (now Rhondda Cynon Taff!) in South Wales , UK. For all of you people (mainly Americans!) who think that Wales is just a town in Alaska I've got some bad news for you - Wales is actually a country! If you want to know where it is look at a map or Great Britain (or to Americans, look at a map of what you call England). The bit jutting out on the left hand side about half way up is Wales . The bit at the top is Scotland and the rest is England.
If you are an American and know where Wales is please don't feel insulted by the above but I have found that most Americans I talk to have never heard of Great Britain, UK or Wales but they seem to know where England is. Okay, I know all you women out there have one question to ask. Am I married?
I'm sorry to have to disapoint you all as I'm afraid I am married. I've been married since 1996 (at least I think it was 1996!) to Jayne. We got married while on holiday in Scotland in a town called Ullapool (North West Scotland). Kids?

66. Lori's Spot On The Web - Odds 'n Ends
This Proud canadian WebRing Site is owned by Lori Doucet. Like to Join the Proudcanadian WebRing? Get the information here! ATLANTIC CANADA WEBRING.
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67. Odds & Ends, Guangzhou, Regent Tour China
odds ends. The Guangzhou door. canadian Consulate General China HotelOffice Tower, Suite 1563/4, Liuhua Lu Tel 8666 0569. Consulate
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The Guangzhou White Swan Hotel is sometimes called the Stork Hotel since almost all North American adopting parents stay in this hotel during their adoption trip to China, likely because the United States Consulate office is right next door. Canadian Consulate General
China Hotel Office Tower, Suite 1563/4, Liuhua Lu
Tel: 8666 0569 Consulate General of the United States of America
1 Shamian Nanjie, Shamian Island
Tel: 8888 8911
Fax: 8886 2341 Back to Cities Back to Regent Home Regent Tour China Your China Specialist. Email: webmaster@regenttour.com Capital of Guangdong Province Six Banyan Temple The Chen Family Temple ... Recommended Day Tour 2

68. Specials & Odds-n-Ends
Specials + oddsn-End, canadian 1972 Olympic Coins. Please sign-in our guest bookthe Agate Tracker . Need help or just want to find agate you don t see!
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69. Odds & Ends ~ Taken From B.R.A.G. Newsletters
odds ends. Allentown Firsts 1833 ~ first settlers Myron Hough, a canadian, andJohn Longcore; 1834 ~ first tavern run by Azar Hurlbutt; 1835 ~ first roads
http://www.happeningsinthehills.com/brag/oddsandends.html
Where is the B.R.A.G. area? Society History 2004 Pioneer Oil Days New! Area History Photos Hours/Research Meetings ... Home The Bolivar-Richburg-Allentown-Genesee Historical Preservation Society c/o Bolivar Free Library ~ 390 Main Street ~ Bolivar, New York 14715 (taken from previous B.R.A.G. newsletters) The term Genesee is derived from an Indian word ~ Jenishiyah ~ which means beautiful valley or pleasant banks. Allentown Firsts: 1833 ~ first settlers Myron Hough, a Canadian, and John Longcore; 1834 ~ first tavern run by Azar Hurlbutt; 1835 ~ first roads were foot paths in the summer and sled tracks in the winter; 1837 ~ first white child born was Emaline Hurlbutt; 1838 ~ first death was John Bagley; 1839 ~ first teacher was Clarinda Kent; 1843 ~ first sawmill was owned by John W. Post; 1844 ~ first store was run by Samuel Peet; 1845 ~ first town meeting was held and J. H. Foland was elected town supervisor; 1855 ~ first census was taken with 412 people. Genesee has four cemeteries: Wells Cemetery, Bowler Cemetery, Little Rhode Island Cemetery and West Genesee Cemetery. In 1870 there were 888 people in Little Genesee. All were natives except seven, and all were white except two.

70. Odds And Ends
odds and ends. Harnesses slings to help you support your dog, plus diapersand other help for dogs with orthopedic problems canadian Animal Rehab
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Pre- and Post-Op Care
Blood Test and Urinalysis References
Vaccination Information
Pre- and Post-Op Care
PAIN RELIEF
PLEASE, if possible, talk to your vet about pain relief prior to bringing your dog home! Adequate pain relief is important, not just for humane reasons, but because it speeds recovery and healing. Please do not wait until your dog is in pain to discover that your vet did not give you anything for pain, or sent you home with Rimadyl and you're afraid to use it (instead, ask about using Metacam or Ketofen). See the article at http://www.abhp.com/COMApr00.htm for more info.
For GENTLE pain relief , use Arnica 30c (or higher potency, such as 200c) homeopathic pellets, and Willow Bark , which is similar to aspirin but not as hard on the stomach, but should still be given only with food. Tasha's Willow Bark formula also contains flower remedies, which may help your dog relax. Yucca Intensive (herbal tincture) can also help with mild pain. Aspirin can be used, but is very hard on the stomach, and should be given only with food, and preferably in a buffered form, such as Ascriptin or Ecotrin (which comes in smaller doses).

71. Old Comrades Shrapnel Page - Odds & Ends About Artillery In NZ
An expatriate canadian, working as an international civil servant in Austriafor 28 years, I frequently spend time in the Austrian countryside.
http://riv.co.nz/rnza/shrapnel/shrap1.htm
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Oranje Vrijstaat Artillerie Corps is an historical study and re-enactment group based in South Africa. They have their own authentic guns and are keen to preserve the history of the equipments and the units associated with the Anglo-Boer War. If you know the whereabouts of any equipments used in that war, or can get any information on any of those pieces (especially serial numbers), please let them know at kruppgun@yahoo.co.uk . They are sincere about getting their facts right and are generous in spreading the word about the pieces they find.
October 2002 Bill Godwin-Toby reports "Hello New Zealand! An expatriate Canadian, working as an international civil servant in Austria for 28 years, I frequently spend time in the Austrian countryside. Last weekend, I spend two nights in a quaint hotel south of Graz... In an upstairs lounge, a small pillow caught my eye because of a Royal Artillery insignia . The embroidery is sewn to the pillow cover made of what I think is a piece of military issue, olive drab, blanket. The owners have few clues to its origin. Either it was sewn by an Allied prisoner, or following the war, by a German or Austrian soldier incarcerated in the same camp. I have attached a photo thereof ... The hotel, the proprietor of which is named Harkamp, can be found at

72. Old Comrades Shrapnel Page 2 - Odds & Ends About Artillery In NZ
Cheers to all. CWO Andy Wilkins, RSM, 1st Regiment Royal canadian Horse Artillery,Shilo Manitoba, Canada. Remember to visit the RCHA site. Dec 31, 1998.
http://riv.co.nz/rnza/shrapnel/shrap2.htm
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Greetings from Steve Clark, CWO, 7th Toronto Regt (Reserve), RSM, who reports that his men always sing 'Screw Guns' at their Christmas Dinner.
December 2001 Don't forget the RASigs 110 Signal Squadron reunion in Canberra 15-16-17 March 2002 - further information from Bob Fellows, 10 Hampden Av, Frankston 3199. Phone Australia (03) 9789 2793. Email robertmfellows@hotmail.com
December 2001 The Association notes with regret the death of Major General Geoff Carter, RAA, on Wednesday 1 August 2001. Geoff was Chief Instructor at the School of Artillery 1975-76.
August 2001 Peter 'Doggo' Downs is compiling an oral history of the RNZEME in Vietnam More details in his article in the 'Tales from the Trails' section. Contact Peter at pdowns@nrg.com.au
June 2001 Lindsay Skinner reports that there was an excellent turnout in Wellington for the unveiling of the Artillery Plaque at the National War Memorial by Lady Thornton. The Horowhenua Artillery Association took a busload down from Levin. The plaque includes 4,5,6,17, and 38th Field Regiments, 28 Heavy AA Regt, 14 and 29th Light AA Regt, 7 Anti Tank Regt and 33rd Heavy Regt. The address by the Col Comdt, Brig Ray Andrews, was well received and there were refreshments afterwards at HMS Olphert. Following this, Lindsay joined the Old Comrades Association for Gunners' Day lunch at the Hutt RSA where many old acquantances were renewed. A good representation at both venues of both past and present gunners.

73. Anglicans Online Odds And Ends
canadian Virtual Museum Anno Domini Images of Jesus through the Centuries.Display art tile Commercial tile reflecting Christian religious symbols.
http://anglicansonline.org/resources/oddsends.html

74. Books - Machine Shop Odds Ends Lathe Mill How
canadian usps zone inventor names only, priority into their by an the LATHE MILL SOUTHBEND LATHE S MACHINE SHOP PROJECTS MACHINE SHOP odds ends LATHE MILL
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75. Odds & Ends
odds ends. The expensive trip to church was a surprise for Richard Albert, aresident of rural Maine who lives so close to the canadian border the US
http://app1.chinadaily.com.cn/star/2004/0219/fa15.html
Shanghai Star. 2004-02-19 Wailing wall JIANGSU - A middle school in Nanjing, capital of East China's Jiangsu Province, plans to build what it calls a "vent" wall in the playground so their students can make up for the inferior state of the school's psychological health education, reports the Beijing Star Daily. When feeling depressed or angry, students can go to the wall to release aggression by beating it, thus "venting" their feelings. The school says such acts should help students to alleviate the stress caused by study as well as frustrating human relations which children of their age may find difficult to handle. Some experts, however, have expressed concern that this approach may simply reinforce the students' violent tendencies. Fine record HELSINKI - Finnish richest man, Jussi Salonoja, 27, who was caught driving 50 miles per hour in a 25mph zone, has been fined a record 170,000 euros ($217,000) for speeding through the centre of the capital. Finnish traffic fines vary according to the offender's income and, according to tax office data, Salonoja's 2002 earnings were close to 7 million euros. The final penalty could still change when the case is eventually heard by a Helsinki court, as was the case with Nokia executive Anssi Vanjoki, whose 116,000-euro speeding fine was slashed by 95 per cent due to a drop in income.

76. Fifty Five Decibels: Odds And Ends
March 03, 2004. odds and ends. The awhile) Tomorrow Robyn and Ihead for Hamilton for the canadian Engineering Competition.
http://www.robynandkirk.com/kirk/archives/000263.php
Fifty Five Decibels
Seventeen thousand Certified Scienticians can't be wrong Main
March 03, 2004
Odds and Ends
The past few days have been ripe with thoughts and lots of reading (the nice thing about not working currently is I have a lot of time to read books I've wanted to read for awhile)... Tomorrow Robyn and I head for Hamilton for the Canadian Engineering Competition . I probably wont be posting anything until Sunday... I will let you all know how it goes... If anyone is in the Hamilton area and wants to get together, I'm staying at the Holiday Inn... Posted by kbschmid at March 3, 2004 11:41 PM
Comments What have you been reading? What thoughts have you been having? Cheers, P Posted by: Patrick at March 4, 2004 08:54 AM well, of course, there's always the 'thoughts' I have of you and Gabe... Posted by: Kirk at March 4, 2004 10:03 AM If you want a bang up book by another western politician (former)/active citizen then I strongly reccomend "Navigating Canada's Global Future" by Lloyd Axworthy. Its a really good read although his climate change section is full of innacuracies. Besides this its great! Cheers

77. Odds And Ends
This was a little bit of silliness, made sillier when one remembers that the principalethnic groups in the North Country are Frenchcanadian and Norwegian.
http://home.netcom.com/~symbios/oddtales.html
SYMBIOS
Semi-Rough: A North Country Journal
by Sandy Wilbur
CHAPTER 7
ODD Tales from the North Country Files This is a potpourri of stories from camp, about events that I remember fondly. Most involve people [often us] behaving strangely. THE CREATURE IN THE WOODS
We can go for a month or more without a visitor to our camp, but we often hear "noises" in the distance. We don't always find out what they are. Sometimes when we do find out, the results are definitely unexpected.
Thursday 21 September 1995 THE SHOOTIST
There was a period of time when, every night at almost exactly the same time, we would hear one very distant gunshot. Was Becky correct?
30 July 1994 Our "2115 shooter" was right on schedule - actually 2117, and he fired two shots instead of one. We haven't heard him/her in quite awhile. Becky says that some people shoot regularly, so people [i.e., game wardens] get used to it and don't react when they are really shooting AT something. CULTURE SHOCK
This was a little bit of silliness, made sillier when one remembers that the principal ethnic groups in the North Country are French-Canadian and Norwegian. Friday 5 May 1995 We heard on the radio that the "Taste of China Restaurant" in Gorham is having a Cinco de Mayo night - Mexican drinks, Corona beer, and attendees invited to wear Mexican clothes to win prizes. Only in the North Country!

78. Northern Mopars Auto Club Odds & Ends
Trying to sort out 8 3/4 rear ends? offering extensive used car history researchand the most comprehensive vehicle history report available on canadian cars.
http://www.mopars.org/thisandthat.html
The Northern Mopars Auto Club
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79. Calgary Classifieds - PeopleField.org - Classifieds Housing Vehicles And Job Sit
Ads in this section accept both canadian Currency and local Calgary Dollars (sometimesrefered to as C$) in payment for the goods odds AND ends Posted 11
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80. 21st Century Online
odds and ends Electrifying experience. A canadian man was recovering in a hospitallast week after his apparent attempt to steal a roll of copper wire ended up
http://www.21stcentury.com.cn/article.php?sid=10879&thold=0&mode=&order=0

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