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hmmm....

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid= ... world_news

With three gold albums and a career that includes six Emmys, two Grammy nominations, an Associated Press Award for investigative journalism, a Keyboard Magazine Award, several number one radio hits, three hit PBS specials and two tours as an Olympic announcer/composer, it’s obvious that John Tesh has a passion for his work.

In a remarkably successful career that now spans more than 25 years, Tesh is known worldwide as a leading and respected figure in the entertainment and broadcasting industries.

Music has always been John Tesh’s main passion. In 1996, after 10 years as co-host of Entertainment Tonight, he surprised many by leaving the highly visible (and highly lucrative) position to pursue his career as a fulltime musician.

Tesh’s last three releases, A Deeper Faith, Christmas Worship and Power of Love still reside on the Billboard Pop and Christian Music charts.

Power of Love was recently nominated for a 2003 Grammy award for Best Pop Instrumental Album.

Oct. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Canada, the biggest supplier of oil to the U.S., may export as many as 450,000 barrels of oil a day to China within six years, Canadian Energy Minister John McCallum said.

China is interested in making "substantial investments leading to substantial exports'' in Canada's oil sands, McCallum told reporters in a conference call from China where he spoke with China's resource minister and attended a conference of Group of 20 finance ministers.

Canada's Prime Minister Paul Martin has said the nation may seek new customers for its oil after the U.S. ignored a North American Free Trade Act ruling ordering it to change duties on softwood lumber. Alberta's oil sands, where crude-encrusted sand is strip-mined or flushed out of wells, hold the biggest oil reserves outside of Saudi Arabia.

``We are moving forward with great vigor to make this strategic partnership a reality,'' McCallum said when asked if the Nafta dispute has a bearing on the nation's overtures to China. ``Canada is entirely serious about using every means at our disposal'' to make sure the U.S. respects Nafta.

The U.S. argued that the Nafta ruling didn't apply because it was superseded by a more recent decision by the U.S. International Trade Commission. The duties have stayed in place, and none of the $4 billion in levies already collected is being returned, the U.S. said.

Enbridge Inc., Canada's second-biggest pipeline company, said yesterday it would build a tanker-loading facility and oil pipeline capable of carrying 400,000 barrels a day to a deepwater port on the nation's west coast. Canada currently doesn't have large exports to China because of a lack of port facilities and Chinese refineries aren't set up to process Canada's heavier grades of crude oil.

If Al Queda was here in Canada I woulda heard about it. And I have.

see...the moron confirmed it...

DURKA-DURKA

fuckin' canadians...

Kracus wrote:If Al Queda was here in Canada I woulda heard about it. And I have.

cause youre down in the underground, right?

but hey, this guves bush a good reason to invade canada; finally

MKJ wrote:

Kracus wrote:If Al Queda was here in Canada I woulda heard about it. And I have.

cause youre down in the underground, right?

but hey, this guves bush a good reason to invade canada; finally

we have waaaay too much weapons grade nuclear material for that. in fact i think we are the worlds largest supplier of nuclear material.

couple that with the thousands of migratory animals we could strap nuclear material to and we are unstoppable! ahahahaha

bombs away, buddeh!

i wonder if canadians ever worry about an american invasion?

Political suicide, we would win.

Kracus wrote:If Al Queda was here in Canada I woulda heard about it. And I have.

lol fucking sucrak

That's the idea, it's a joke dumbass. @ jackal

hahahaha