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20
Oct
2009
Two drunken irishmen, funny joke?

19 days ago by A.G silta

Okay: A bartender stood at his bar, cleaning the top when a deathly drunk man walks in. He plops down on one of the stools and bangs his fist on the counter. "Oi! Barkeep! One bottle ‘o yer finest irish whiskey!" the bartender goes and gets the whiskey and a glass and pours a drink. "And leave the b ...

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13
Aug
2009
Saint Catherine of Sweden, Patron Saint

86 days ago by Administrator

Saint Catherine was born in the year 1331 in Sweden. Her mother was Saint Bridget of Sweden. Saint Catherine of Sweden was the fourth child conceived by Saint Bridget and her husband Ulf. St. Catherine is remembered by many as the patron saint of pregnant mothers, but more specifically against abort ...

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12
Aug
2009
Saint Catherine of Siena, Patron Saint

87 days ago by Administrator

Saint Catherine was born on March 25, 1347 in Siena. Saint Catherine of Siena was one of twenty-six children in her family. Her family was not wealthy, but certainly not poor either. Saint Catherine is remembered as the patron saint of philosophers. St. Catherine grew up as a peculiar child, she spe ...

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11
Aug
2009
Saint Catherine of Bologna, Patron Saint

88 days ago by Administrator

Saint Catherine was born in the year 1413 in Bologna. Saint Catherine of Bologna is remembered by most as the patron saint of artists. Her father was an important diplomat, and Catherine’s family was fairly well off. When St. Catherine was just eleven years old, her father sent her to gain knowledge ...

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10
Aug
2009
Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Patron Saint

89 days ago by Administrator

Saint Catherine was born around the year 282 in Alexandria, Egypt. Saint Catherine of Alexandria’s parents were of some sort of nobility in the region and she lived an easy life during her early years. She is known as the patron saint of potters, mechanics, and students. St. Catherine began her life ...

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The Nightmare of GM Foods

90 days ago by James Bourque

By Melanie Segala “You have to know where your food is coming from.” These words of warning were spoken by biologist and plant expert, Arpad Puszati at a gathering of concerned citizens in St. Catherine’s, Ontario earlier this year.1 As far back as 1998, Dr. Puszati’s research at the Rowett Research ...

Jims Health And Fitness Blog - jimshealthandfitness.com · 7 references

09
Jul
2009
Hiking through the Secret Gardens- Summer 2009

122 days ago by Maha Youssuf

Rehebet Nada- Wadi Jeefa- St. Katherine These words were first addressed to my fellow safarsits in Sahara Safaris Community in an attempt to share with them my personal reflections on my hiking trip through beautiful valleys in St. Katherine, a trip that kicked start the long-awaited Hiking Season o ...

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07
Jul
2009
Hi planning to have a vacation in israel and south sinai… Can i do this ...

123 days ago by Alex

Hi iam a filipina/ philippines and iam planning to have a vacation in israel and after this go to south sinai see the st.catherine monastery and go back to israel for my trip home… What will i do to do this? Will i still need a visa? How can this be done easily?

Israel & Jewish Life Blog - jerusalemist.com · Rank: 64,167 · 1 reference

30
Jun
2009
A Review of Draft Weekend

130 days ago by Richard

This past weekend, I was lucky enough to be able to attend the Entry Draft in Montreal. While I do not have anything to compare this to, seeing as I had never been to an Entry Draft prior to this weekend, I was pleasantly surprised by the experience. First off, the City of Montreal was a tremendous ...

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