National Post - 2013-10-05

• Why GEN Y is a lame ENTITLED AMBITIOUS creative whiny ENGAGED underrated optimistic lazy SPECIAL generation
• Charter reveals PQ’s true nature
• From cellphone and cable bills to bank fees and paperless purchases, how Canadians are really spending their money
• GREEN PROTESTERS
• Ready for the battlefiel­d
• Netanyahu willing to take call from Rouhani
• WhaLe of a fine
• Vietnam’s General Giap dies at 102
• Old Guard separatist­s join critics
• Tories won’t fund abortion for war rape OPPOSITION OBJECTS
• Bloody jacket found in home of Oland’s son
• Attacks on science
• campus conflict
• To honour the dead
• Ashley Smith didn’t belong in prison
• POLICE SQUAD KEYS ON FORD, CONTACTS
• Police lay 417 charges in sweep on two gangs
• Two more vandals convicted in G20 riots
• $7M in bonuses for Pan Am execs ‘an insult’
• Ambrose says Ottawa not open to assisted suicide debate
• Eschew personal comforts: Francis
• FIT FOR SAINTHOOD?
• Confused governing: It’s not all the tea Party
• Republican­s try to fund individual programs
• ‘Peace in our time,’ 75 years later
• it could happen: Prime Minister robert Fulford
• SlaveS To ‘The baSe’
• America’s government shutdown: Don’t blame the Tea Party
• THE BEST OF OUR BAD OPTIONS
• Point. Shoot. Collapse
• Raptors coach Casey leads team into third season, with expectatio­ns still pretty low.
• What if it is ‘No’
• Canadians are paying for their banking apathy.
• Plastic is making spending painless;
• PETER HODSON
• Richardson’s next task: Win over the employees
• Madoff’s ex-employees to shed light on scheme
• Looking at resilient market
• When words speak as loud as actions
• Air Canada stock soars on latest cost guidance
• BlackBerry slide complicate­s offer
• Twitter co-founder, ex-chief executive to haul in substantia­l IPO jackpot
• Three themes ETF investors should watch
• Couple pays $32,000 in mutual fund fees, Family Finance,
• Volatile week closes with market gains
• … to take cash rather than a company pension
• What’s gobbling up your technology budget?
• Starstudde­d night to remember
• WASHINGTON GRIDLOCK MAY DISRUPT VITAL MONEY MARKETS
• Japan’s economy could lower U.S. bond yields
• Travel-weary Rays burned by Red Sox ‘JUST ONE GAME’
• FRAGILE FELINES
• Argos’ rallying ways smothered by Ticats
• NFL NoTEbooK
• Rielly takes it one day at a time – literally
• Lots of rain, but no landslide for Americans
• Yankees’ Rodriguez launches lawsuit
• Pirates’ Cole turns tables on the Cardinals
• THE LINEUP
• Braves’ defence answers Dodgers in Game 2
• Speaking out to change lives
• Platform for a better life
• Taking root
• GRAND GALLERY
• RESIDENT PRO
• Supply and demand fall short
• A raincoat for your home
• town and country
• LAKE OF BAYS
• ORANGE IS THE NEW SNACK
• ‘In Russia, I believe this is what they call tsar grapes.’
• ‘I spell out words inside my shoe with my big toe.’
• When in Hong Kong, it’s easy to mix the frugal and the fancy.
• With pictures, Bonnie Stern’s pastry is as easy as, well, pie.
• Marchand on why humans (as well as turtles) are fans of islands.
• All-day theatre, all-night art and the joys of a cultural marathon.
• Is there a better musical style icon than Donna Summer?
• ‘Recently, Paxy’s behaviour has changed.’
• ‘Their names just hung together for so long.’
• ‘In his honour, let us pause and say nothing.’
• ‘I know how to pretend I read it.’
• THE HALF-DOZEN MOST INTERESTIN­G FACTS AND FIGURES BRENT BAMBURY FOUND THIS WEEK
• LUST FOR LUSTRE
• SEDUCTION IN THE CITY
• SHELF LIFE
• GOING DEUTSCH
• LAS VEGAS: ALL DRESSED UP, LOTS OF PLACES TO GO
• INTO THE WILD
• On the rocks
• THE ODYSSEY INSPIRED ULYSSES WHICH THEN INSPIRED THIS ONE WHICH LEAD TO THIS MEDLEY OF A NOVEL
• Experiment­al conditions
• Funny strange
• Out of focus
• FEAT ON THE GROUND
• The one second of celluloid that made Abraham Zapruder
• THE POWER OF BLOOD
• HOROSCOPe
• CANADIAN CRISSCROSS
• CRYPtIC CROSSWORD

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