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A book on capitalism sat at the top of the Globe and Mail bestsellers' list for some time this spring. Twenty First Century Capitalism, Robert Heilbroner, explains the basics of the market economy and concludes capitalism will remain health probably for another century, but will eventually give way to some sort of planned economy.

Despite a doubtful conclusion, the book provides a useful explanation of the contemporary capitalist economy and echoes some recent comments made Charlie Watt.

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Only true fast pitch baseball fans would stick around until 1 a.m. to watch the finals of a tournament.

But stick around they did for the 20th annual National Indian Athletic Association Men's and Women's Fastball Championship final games, held in Invemere, B.C. Aug. 21.

A total of 15 womens and 23 mens teams gathered in the East Kootenay tourist centre to vie for the North American championship, played Aug. 19-21.

The host team was none other than the NIAA dynasty BC Arrows, playing in their final tournament - after 16 years and eight NIAA titles.

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Only true fast pitch baseball fans would stick around until 1 a.m. to watch the finals of a tournament.

But stick around they did for the 20th annual National Indian Athletic Association Men's and Women's Fastball Championship final games, held in Invemere, B.C. Aug. 21.

A total of 15 womens and 23 mens teams gathered in the East Kootenay tourist centre to vie for the North American championship, played Aug. 19-21.

The host team was none other than the NIAA dynasty BC Arrows, playing in their final tournament - after 16 years and eight NIAA titles.

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Only true fast pitch baseball fans would stick around until 1 a.m. to watch the finals of a tournament.

But stick around they did for the 20th annual National Indian Athletic Association Men's and Women's Fastball Championship final games, held in Invemere, B.C. Aug. 21.

A total of 15 womens and 23 mens teams gathered in the East Kootenay tourist centre to vie for the North American championship, played Aug. 19-21.

The host team was none other than the NIAA dynasty BC Arrows, playing in their final tournament - after 16 years and eight NIAA titles.

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Only true fast pitch baseball fans would stick around until 1 a.m. to watch the finals of a tournament.

But stick around they did for the 20th annual National Indian Athletic Association Men's and Women's Fastball Championship final games, held in Invemere, B.C. Aug. 21.

A total of 15 womens and 23 mens teams gathered in the East Kootenay tourist centre to vie for the North American championship, played Aug. 19-21.

The host team was none other than the NIAA dynasty BC Arrows, playing in their final tournament - after 16 years and eight NIAA titles.

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Only true fast pitch baseball fans would stick around until 1 a.m. to watch the finals of a tournament.

But stick around they did for the 20th annual National Indian Athletic Association Men's and Women's Fastball Championship final games, held in Invemere, B.C. Aug. 21.

A total of 15 womens and 23 mens teams gathered in the East Kootenay tourist centre to vie for the North American championship, played Aug. 19-21.

The host team was none other than the NIAA dynasty BC Arrows, playing in their final tournament - after 16 years and eight NIAA titles.

Page R4

Only true fast pitch baseball fans would stick around until 1 a.m. to watch the finals of a tournament.

But stick around they did for the 20th annual National Indian Athletic Association Men's and Women's Fastball Championship final games, held in Invemere, B.C. Aug. 21.

A total of 15 womens and 23 mens teams gathered in the East Kootenay tourist centre to vie for the North American championship, played Aug. 19-21.

The host team was none other than the NIAA dynasty BC Arrows, playing in their final tournament - after 16 years and eight NIAA titles.

Page R4

Only true fast pitch baseball fans would stick around until 1 a.m. to watch the finals of a tournament.

But stick around they did for the 20th annual National Indian Athletic Association Men's and Women's Fastball Championship final games, held in Invemere, B.C. Aug. 21.

A total of 15 womens and 23 mens teams gathered in the East Kootenay tourist centre to vie for the North American championship, played Aug. 19-21.

The host team was none other than the NIAA dynasty BC Arrows, playing in their final tournament - after 16 years and eight NIAA titles.

Page R4

Only true fast pitch baseball fans would stick around until 1 a.m. to watch the finals of a tournament.

But stick around they did for the 20th annual National Indian Athletic Association Men's and Women's Fastball Championship final games, held in Invemere, B.C. Aug. 21.

A total of 15 womens and 23 mens teams gathered in the East Kootenay tourist centre to vie for the North American championship, played Aug. 19-21.

The host team was none other than the NIAA dynasty BC Arrows, playing in their final tournament - after 16 years and eight NIAA titles.

Page R4

Only true fast pitch baseball fans would stick around until 1 a.m. to watch the finals of a tournament.

But stick around they did for the 20th annual National Indian Athletic Association Men's and Women's Fastball Championship final games, held in Invemere, B.C. Aug. 21.

A total of 15 womens and 23 mens teams gathered in the East Kootenay tourist centre to vie for the North American championship, played Aug. 19-21.

The host team was none other than the NIAA dynasty BC Arrows, playing in their final tournament - after 16 years and eight NIAA titles.