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to Quebec to celebrate the upcoming 400th anniversary of North America's largest French-speaking community has been sidelined by ridicule, it seems.
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via AFP via Yahoo! @ 8:47 1st Jul
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PROVO, Utah--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 30, 2008--Seastone, the leading provider of specialty gift card packages and gift card promotional programs, today announced it has been granted a new patent for a customized plastic tray uniquely designed to carry a gift card within a gift card holder or package. Seastones innovative design, which has rapidly been adopted as the industry standard, cradles a gift card on a unique plastic tray that nests inside a box or tin. Many of the top 25 largest retailers in the United States utilize this and other Seastone patents for a comprehensive gift card packaging program.
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via Macro World Investor @ 17:14 30th Jul
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Toronto, Ontario (PRWEB) July 10, 2008 -- Grenville Station Gift Baskets, a leading Canadian gourmet and baby gift baskets (http://www.grenvillestation.com/category/baby-gift-baskets.php) company since 2001, has launched a new website and shopping cart that will provide its expanding customer base with advanced features that take advantage of leading edge usability standards. The new shopping cart incorporates the same easy navigation structure as before and adds to the user experience with account creation, simplified checkout process, personal address book, and on-site secure browsing as well as real-time FedEx rate quote and transit time estimates.
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via PR-USA.net @ 11:49 12th Jul
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PROVO, Utah - Seastone, the leading provider of specialty gift card packages and gift card promotional programs, today announced it has been granted a new patent for a customized plastic tray uniquely designed to carry a gift card within a gift card hold
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via Earthtimes.org @ 17:14 30th Jul
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PROVO, Utah--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Seastone, the leading provider of specialty gift card packages and gift card promotional programs, today announced it has been granted a new patent for a customized plastic tray uniquely designed to carry a gift card within a gift card holder or package. Seastone
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via Yahoo! Canada @ 17:14 30th Jul
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a leading provider of genetic analysis solutions, and Genome Quebec today announced that the McGill University and Genome Quebec Innovation Centre has become the first Center of Excellence certified by Sequenom for genotyping technology. The Center of Excellence certification is a collaborative partner relationship aimed at ensuring high-quality data available from genotyping application using the Sequenom MassARRAY(R) system performed at Genome Quebec.
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via MarketWatch @ 11:27 5th Aug
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SAN DIEGO & MONTREAL (Business Wire) -- Sequenom, Inc. (NASDAQ: SQNM), a leading provider of genetic analysis solutions, and Genome Quebec today announced that the McGill University and Genome Quebec Innovation Centre has become the first Center of Excellence certified by Sequenom for genotyping technology. The Center of Excellence certification is a collaborative partner relationship aimed at ensuring high-quality data available from genotyping application using the Sequenom MassARRAY(R) system performed at Genome Quebec.
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via Globe Investor @ 11:27 5th Aug
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QUEBEC - Quebec City's 400th birthday celebrations are attracting flocks of tourists for massive fireworks spectacles, street performers in garments of yore and a lineup of aging A-and B-list rock stars.
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via Canada East @ 7:13 9th Jul
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quanticle writes "As you may recall, France previously threatened to cut off broadband access for file sharers. However, after lobbying by the public, the legislation failed in the National Assembly. Now, the government of Nicolas Sarkozy is trying to revive the the measure by pushing it as an amendment to the pan-European Telecoms Package. This amendment has the potential to impose 3-strikes across Europe, not just in France."
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via Slashdot @ 19:31 4th Jul
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MONTREAL, Aug. 29 (UPI) -- The owner of a Myrtle Beach, S.C., cat that went missing in June said her 17-year-old feline has been found 1,000 miles away in Lorraine, Quebec, Canada.
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via Political Gateway @ 3:56 30th Aug
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Mark/Space's The Missing Sync has long served as the missing link between a number of mobile platforms -including the Palm OS, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, and iPhone - and Apple desktops and laptops. Recently, the company released a version for Symbian-run smartphones.
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via Psion Place @ 11:06 21st Aug
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Ubisoft delivers a gift to Rainbow Six Vegas 2 gamers today. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2: Gift Pack DLC is now available as a free download from the Xbox LIVE Marketplace. See the details and a trailer video for it here.
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via NG4.com @ 18:30 3rd Jul
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An anonymous reader writes "In honor of the Tour de France's start today, Google has used it's awesome Street View technology to compile amazing Tour de France route views. A great description of the technology that went into creating this can be found in this LinuxDevices article. At least, I'm assuming these are the cameras — Google acknowledged using Elphel cameras for book scanning and 'capturing street imagery in Google Maps.' And from the article, the cameras have come along way from the days when crazy cat ladies and other privacy freaks scuppered Street View in San Francisco a couple of years back."
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via Slashdot @ 18:41 5th Jul
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A Christian book or online Christian gift search is quick and convenient. A Christian store online is the best place to find your next wedding, anniversary or graduation gift. Today our lives are busy and online shopping is a great way to save time and money.
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via One Stop Articles @ 23:43 31st Jul
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There's an old joke about the French surrendering to anyone and anything, but one place France never surrenders is in the courtroom where money is involved. If you're a foreign firm doing business in France and your business model rubs an established French business the wrong way, the French court system isn't shy about whacking you with the big stick. EBay is the latest company to take a beating in Paris. They've been ordered to pay LVMH, the maker of luxury brand goods like Louis Vuitton and Christian Dior, $61 million dollars for allowing counterfeit copies to be sold on EBay's auction site. C'est la vie? Non! Cest la guerre!
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via Hot Hardware @ 7:10 2nd Jul
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Spaniard Manuel Beltran of the Liquigas team had tested positive for EPO on the Tour de France and was arrested by French police on Friday, announced organizers of Tour de France.
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via EView Week @ 20:07 12th Jul
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Spaniard Manuel Beltran of the Liquigas team had tested positive for EPO on the Tour de France and was arrested by French police on Friday, announced organizers of Tour de France.
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via China Economic Net @ 5:27 12th Jul
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An attempt to create a small retail website for just a few promotional products for the gaming industry, has turned into a gift shopping website that was designed with the online gift shoppers needs in mind. CalendarsCardsandmore.com offers its visitors a well organized website with a variety of shopping options.
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via PR-USA.net @ 17:28 11th Jul
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PARIS, July 12 (Xinhua) -- Spaniard Manuel Beltran of the Liquigas team had tested positive for EPO on the Tour de France and was arrested by French police on Friday, announced organizers of Tour de France.
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via Xinhua News Agency @ 1:53 12th Jul
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People walk by a statue, Zephyrus and Psyche, by Henri-Joseph Ruxthiel in a gallery at the museum exhibition "The Louvre in Quebec The Arts and Life" at the Musee National des Beaux-Arts in Quebec City. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot
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via Okanagan eVent Magazine @ 11:18 9th Jul
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via Washington Post @ 8:30 7th Aug
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via Washington Post @ 19:31 5th Aug
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p2pnet news view | P2P:-Â CounterPunch’s Dave Marsh once said of Fred Wilhelms, the Nashville entertainment lawyer, “If the corporate music industry had any ethics, Wilhelms would be its ‘ethicist-in-chief’.”
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via P2P Net @ 16:04 26th Jul
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P aul McCartney has told Quebec nationalists "to smoke the pipes of peace" over their opposition to his free concert celebrating the city's 400th anniversary. Several artists and politicians have questioned McCartney's participation in the weekend birthday celebrations of French-speaking Quebec City because of his British roots. But McCartney said he was unmoved by their claim that his presence evokes painful memories of Britain's conquest of New France in 1759. Since the celebrations of the city's four centuries of French culture kicked off in July, Francophones have criticized elements of the festivities they feel are too English. The ex-Beatle said he had been working on expanding the lines of French he used in the 1965 hit "Michelle."
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via International Herald Tribune @ 8:40 18th Jul
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P aul McCartney has told Quebec nationalists "to smoke the pipes of peace" over their opposition to his free concert celebrating the city's 400th anniversary. Several artists and politicians have questioned McCartney's participation in the weekend birthday celebrations of French-speaking Quebec City because of his British roots. But McCartney said he was unmoved by their claim that his presence evokes painful memories of Britain's conquest of New France in 1759. Since the celebrations of the city's four centuries of French culture kicked off in July, Francophones have criticized elements of the festivities they feel are too English. The ex-Beatle said he had been working on expanding the lines of French he used in the 1965 hit "Michelle."
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via International Herald Tribune @ 8:44 18th Jul
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