| Your report: Price drops across Canada?
For any major retailer that says they can't lower prices due to inventory is not being truthfull. Consider this brouse future shop or best buy and see home items say they will ship when avaliable. This to me would mean that the item is not in stock and they are awaiting delivery. The big box stores depend on a high inventory turnover, say 12+. This would mean that inventory should be replenished at least once a month. So any prices should reflect changes 1 month follwoing at the latest. Just some food for thought. .
Hinn joins Dollar in refusing to answer questions in Senate ...
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A second Christian ministry is refusing to meet a Thursday deadline for a Senate investigation into preachers' salaries, perks and travel, The Associated Press has learned. Benny Hinn of World Healing Center Church Inc. and Benny Hinn Ministries of Grapevine, Texas, said in a statement to the AP on Thursday that he will not respond to the inquiry until next year. A lawyer for preacher Creflo Dollar of World Changers Church International in suburban Atlanta had said Wednesday that the investigation should be referred to the IRS or the Senate panel should get a subpoena for the documents. Both Hinn and Dollar are regents for Oral Roberts University. Sen.
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They said arbitrary actions had been taken against a number of students who had voiced the grievances of students. Mrs Bhattal assured the student leaders that she would talk to Mr Boparai on the issue. Punjabi University Students Confederation leader Gurpal Dhaliwal later claimed that the Deputy Chief Minister had assured them that all their issues would be resolved through the mutual dialogue. Mr Dhaliwal said Mrs Bhattal said she would work to resolve all pending issues on November 28. .
Sony slashes price of PS3 SDK to fix game problem
The difference between us, is I actually travel the world on company business, you have to make up stories of business trips to Florida.. Infect everything about you says 2nd-rate, ie. HD-DVD, Xbox, Projector TV and imaginary cheap Florida motels. Score: 0 .
Sports Briefs for 12/10
Grades 3-5 will play Feb. 8-10, while grades 6-8 will be held April 4-6. The tournament will be open to all school feeder program teams and the cost is $150 per team. For more information contact Josh Thompson at (812) 936-9984 or 812-653-1144. The tournament is limited to the first 12 teams in each division. — Times-Mail .
Boulder Police Looking For Identity Thief
BOULDER, Colo. -- The Boulder Police Department is trying to identify a man suspected of taking a wallet from an at-risk adult. Clayton Orton, 85, said he was an unsuspecting victim as he walked out of the Boulder Medical Center following a routine check of his pacemaker. "He followed me right out the door," Orton said, adding that he intially thought the man accidentally bumped into him. "I even said 'excuse me,' not knowing that I was being pickpocketed." .
DataPlay Takes Leadership Role in TCG's New Optical Storage Subgroup
LONGMONT, Colo., Nov. 14 /PRNewswire/ -- DPHI, Inc. / DataPlay, a leader in advanced optical storage solutions, announced today its leadership of the Optical Storage Subgroup (OSS) within Trusted Computing Group's Storage Work Group (SWG). In this role, DataPlay will help set the design for the world's first optical burner to support Trusted Computing Group's storage specification. "We are pleased to contribute to the Trusted Computing Group and its Storage Work Group. There is a large market opportunity for a 'trusted optical drive,' which will serve as a remedy for data loss and identity theft. In a 2006 study conducted by Ponemon Institute LLC, 81% of companies it surveyed had lost one or more laptop computers containing sensitive information. A related study by the same group found 74% of organizations that experienced a data breach lost customers.
McGuinty, Charest oppose makeup of proposed Commons
Ontario and Quebec are vowing to keep fighting the federal government's plans to change the makeup of the House of Commons and reform the Senate. Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty and Quebec's Jean Charest both have problems with the Conservative government's plans to change the Commons and Senate. McGuinty complains Alberta and B.C. will each get one new MP for every 100,000 new residents, while Ontario gets one new MP for every 200,000 new residents. He said that is unfair and "clearly discriminates against Ontarians." Charest said Quebec adamantly opposes Ottawa's proposals to elect senators and limit their terms to eight years. Charest said the prime minister should agree to a first ministers' meeting so the provinces and territories can talk about what the changes would mean for every part of Canada.
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