水果视频

Right in the centre - War machines of a different sort

By Ken Waddell

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Watching the world record threshing event on July 31 brought a flood of memories and thoughts to mind. I was only 10 years old or less when the neighbour鈥檚 threshing machine was retired. We never owned one and many farmers never did own their own threshing machine. One farmer, or a group of farmers, might have a machine and it would do double duty or more on several farms in a district. Through a small boy鈥檚 eyes, these machines were a source of wonder and mystery. They looked huge and for their day, they were big. They were a strange contraption of pulleys, gears, belts and spouts.

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My perspective - Mind-boggling and maddening

By Kate Jackman-Atkinson

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With a relatively small population, 水果视频 is a province hugely dependant upon trade.  Whether it鈥檚 our crops, livestock or manufactured goods, much of what is produced here is sold outside our borders. Not only that, but much of what we purchase originates from elsewhere.

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水果视频bodies - Finding my way around...

By Rita Friesen

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It鈥檚 an adventure, finding my way around a new home. It鈥檚 no secret that I am in the kitchen only because one must eat to live, not a fun or happy place for me to be. I am using a stove fancier than I ever thought I would own. Self-cleaning. That should eliminate the fun game of putting out an oven fire. A game at which I have become adept, especially in pie baking season. Don鈥檛 believe I shall miss it, though! The fridge that I saw as too big, well, one third is a freezer and so the fridge part is actually smaller than what I am used to. That鈥檚 a good thing, most times that appliance is echo empty, causing my caring grandchild to tsk me. 鈥淲hat are you eating?鈥 Only answer for that is 鈥 take a look at me, I am not fading away!

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Observation July 29, 2016

By Addy Oberlin

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As long as I can remember, we had pets in our home and they were part of the family. It taught me to have a love for animals. When my family was growing up, we had a variety of animals from gerbils to birds to cats, dogs and fish. Sometimes, we had to search the house to find a pet who had gone into hiding somewhere. 

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Faithfully yours - Lessons from Dallas and Baton Rouge, part one

By Neil Strohschein

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The recent attacks on police officers in Dallas, TX and Baton Rouge, LA have left communities and nations in shock; with many people asking the same question: 鈥淲hat鈥檚 going on here?鈥

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