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Wednesday, 30 March 2011
One of the most famous short styles still around these days ıs a pixie. Full of type and just appropriate for a little girl who can’t be bothered with hair care, this cut is versatile enough for that adult woman also.Tailored to any time or circumstance in life, a great pixie cut can carry you via morning until night in a uncomplicated and stylish manner.Tailored to any time or circumstance in life, a great pixie cut can carry you via morning until night in a uncomplicated and stylish manner.For those who wish to minimize the shock of going gray, the cut will do that. For that younger wearer, highlights and down lights can actually play up the individual’s energy and verve.
Now that Ryan Dolby has shown the way with his principled and courageous act to step down in order to maximize the chance to Turf-A-Tory, the following is a list from an earlier post of 45 ridings where it could be possible to ensure a Tory does not go to the Parliament they have been held to be in contempt of.
The Cat urges the Liberal and NDP candidates in each of these 45 ridings to check the numbers and make a tactical decision to withdraw and throw their support to the candidate from the NDP or Liberal Party that won the most votes in the 2008 election.
The Greater Good:
The decision to maximize the Turf-A-Tory votes will be a decision to put country
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There is no way that Michael Ignatieff can agree that the ONLY debate is one between him and Harper. To agree to this would be undemocratic, as it would allow a faceless group of corporations to determine who is entitled to be treated as worthy of putting forward their views to our citizens.
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| All leaders are equal but some leaders are more equal than others |
It would also be a devastating renunciation by Ignatieff of the principle of equality that he has spent the past week telling audiences in Canada he and the Liberal Party adhere to.
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Amanda Laine & Debora Muller by Greg Lotus for Vogue Italia February 2010
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The fashion spot
Anne Vyalitsyna, Natasa Vojnovic, Olga Sherer, Mina Cvetkovic and Alexa Yudina by Terry Tsiolis
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Fashion gone rouge
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Scarcely had Stephen Harper's ScaremongAir trundled out of its hanger, limped down the runway and heaved itself ponderously into the air on its way to fight for a majority, then a sleek RyanAir fighter came screaming out of the sinking sun, spitting fire and badly damaging the ScaremongAir.
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Here we are faced with an issue that in other countries would cause a party leader to implode and be denied any chance to form a government, and yet none of our polling companies dares to ask Canadians what they think about it!
Go figure!
Are our polling companies so entrenched in their ways – so stuck in a rut – that they are out of touch with the burning issue now being talked about at Canadian water coolers?
The issue is whether Prime Minister Stephen Harper is lying to Canadians about what happened in the Delta Hotel in 2004, when The Three Amigos gathered together to plot the downfall of the Liberal minority government and its replacement by the Harper Conservative government.
Two of the three men who made up The Three Amigos at those meetings have publicly gone on record accusing Stephan Harper of lying to Canadians about two facts:
- that Harper called the meetings as part of a plot to replace the minority Liberal government of Paul Martin (which a few weeks earlier had won the most seats of all parties in Parliament – in fact, 38% more than Harper's new Tories had won) with a government lead by Harper; and
- that during these discussions, Harper, Layton and Duceppe spoke about the possibility of a coalition of the Conservative, NDP and Bloc parties.
The press is full of articles covering these accusations that our prime minister is lying to us while at the same time urging us to grant him a majority government.
So the challenge to our polling firms is to immediately add to their very next poll specific questions to voters about whether voters think Harper is lying about these two issues, or whether voters think Duceppe and Layton are lying about these two issues.
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