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I was totally surprised to see that my silly little blog received mention in Chatelaine magazine.
Archive 2008-04-01 The Nag 2008
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Well, the "Chatelaine," I remind y'all, was something Moi concocted for the delectation of poetry blogland.
Archive 2007-02-01 2007
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But the taverns of greater note, such as Chatelaine's, the Fleece, the Rose, the Hummums, and
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Mr. Moore is Editorial Director of The MacLean-Hunter Publishing Company, Limited, who publish 36 magazines, trade, industrial and financial publications-even I understand when there is a strike and for 20 years was Editor of MacLean's Magazine and has been Editorial Director of 'Chatelaine' since its establishment.
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I have a dream, a song to sing The Chatelaine article for which I was interviewed is ...
ProWomanProLife » Not a party song, but a nice one nonetheless 2009
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Printed in French, Chatelaine features articles on practical home advice, health, beauty, family, and fashion issues, practical home advice, and a wide variety of recipes.
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I do not mean go and read something online in a forum or in Chatelaine.
H1N1 Tyler 2009
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Printed in French, Chatelaine features articles on practical home advice, health, beauty, family, and fashion issues, practical home advice, and a wide variety of recipes.
French Word-A-Day: 2009
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“Disappointing but too too predictable” … … Those words from this pro-abortion discussion about the Chatelaine piece ....
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She should inform herself of the lobbying efforts that began fifty years ago, with Chatelaine magazine, then with feminists putting pressure on politicians, to the era of Trudeau when even Morgentaler blackmailed him with correspondence.
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