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jackie cox commented on PublicVoiceTV's blog post 'John Tory - Are Partisan Politics Still Relevant? - Part 1'

We all know who owns Ontario

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jackie cox commented on PublicVoiceTV's blog post 'Dr. Greg Baeker - Putting Culture On The Map - Part 1'

exactly who's culture are we keeping ? The eskimos? Inuit, the people who survived the late last great ice age. Or is it the one from jersey and NYC, settling in eastern canada, preparing for quebecs separation, the east from the west. They are taki…

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canadian citizenships and asylum statuses for sale for the person signing the quebec immigration, servatude agreements, filling the east end highrises bringing the ragtrade the lastest in fashion, reaching the NYC, Miami, Chicago, California, stores…

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jackie cox commented on PublicVoiceTV's blog post 'Religion As A Force For Good, In The 21st Century - Part 1'

All religions are based upon the words of preliterate scribes, writing to empower their kings perpetually. The ultimate entiety in reality, for the sane mind can best be described as truth, the absense of a lie. To me " God " may well be a word ment…

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Slick, The Nobility degrees and their inproportionate share of the cash flow, combined with their obvious inability to deal with information technology on a scale that would reduce healthcare costs as it should, as they are unable to divorce themsel…

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jackie cox commented on PublicVoiceTV's blog post 'Alan Broadbent - Standing in the Way of Immigrants? - Part 1'

the world is approaching the next great ice age, an era that lasts for hundreds of millions of years when only the coldblooded sea creatures survive, and perhaps few others who survive in this climate, perhaps the Inuit , Polar bear, etc. I wonder w…

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I wonder if canadas original citizens, or native americans fall under the heel of the type of heritage gregs discourse verbalizes

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Dr. Kellie Leitch - Richard Ivey School of Business - Part 2

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PublicVoice.tv is pleased to present a number leading health care thinkers from across North America. In November, PublicVoice.tv partnered with the Richard Ivey School of Busniess' new Centre for Health Innovation and Leadership at the University of Western Ontario. They held an inaugral Global Health Innovation summit in Toronto, and PublicVoice.tv was there.

Today, Dr. Kellie Leitch, C

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Carol Stephenson - Ivey Series: Health Innovation And Leadership - Part 1

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PublicVoice.tv is pleased to present a number leading health care thinkers from across North America. In November, PublicVoice.tv partnered with the Richard Ivey School of Busniess' new Centre for Health Innovation and Leadership at the University of Western Ontario. They held an inaugural Global Health Innovation summit in Toronto, and PublicVoice.tv was there.

To kick off the serie

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Gillian Hewitt-Smith - The Power of Volunteerism - Part 5

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The Power of Volunteerism

Can young Canadians make a real difference through voluntary activity? What does it contribute to society? What's the benefit to large organizations?

Gillian Hewitt Smith is Senior Advisor, Corporate Affairs for RBC and Head of Communications for RBC’s Strategy, Treasury and Corporate Services group. Gillian is responsible for the development and implementation of a

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Gillian Hewitt-Smith - The Power of Volunteerism - Part 4

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The Power of Volunteerism

Can young Canadians make a real difference through voluntary activity? What does it contribute to society? What's the benefit to large organizations?

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At 3:53am on March 11, 2009, David Simmons said…: Dear Peter,
Please kick me off. I cannot see how i can delist myself. I am unable to change my photo or my gender, so if I cannot control this, I want out NOW
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At 4:39pm on March 7, 2009, URK said…: I do not know my password that was set so how can I change it ?

At 9:16pm on August 25, 2008, Tom Jarmyn said…: A couple of the video players that I have used have the capacity to play back at slightly increased speeds. I have used players that work at up to 1.5 x recorded speed and they seem to work well for most speakers except for those who speak exceptionally fast already.

At 8:06pm on August 10, 2008, Tom Jarmyn said…: On Bloggingheads they have this function called 'dingalink' which allows a commenter to extract a segment of the video and then comment on it. If we had a tool that could do that it would allow users to focus the discussion on a particular segment.

The dingalink would then show up in the activity section on the home page.

All of which might alleviate the desire to make other layout changes.

At 12:56pm on August 6, 2008, Tom Jarmyn said…: I think that he is aiming to get the same type of functionality that you might have if we were looking at an MS Word document with the comments function on. Comments can be viewed either based upon the text of the document or based upon the order in which they were made.

This strikes me as a version 2 type functionality

At 11:58am on August 6, 2008, Tom Jarmyn said…: I closed the action box on my home page which moved everything in the centre column up the page nicely

At 11:51am on August 6, 2008, Tom Jarmyn said…: On the interim we may be able to get the comment functionality that Mark speaks of by putting the comments in the right hand column of the presentation screens.