Eva, in part, wrote:
"I thought there was progress in art as well as in science. Both in it's
function and it's technology."
What lead you to think this, Eva? What counts as evidence and proof for
you in this matter? If you and I were looking at paintings by
Michaelangelo, lets say his 'The Fa
(One thing of particular interest in this is the self-definition by the
ICFTU of itself as an NGO...As the relations between NGO's and Unions has
not always been the most mutually supportive...this is potentially of
considerable interest, particularly if out of this could develop common
positions
Note: This Statement was developed and endorsed by a number of
international Trade Unions
International Trade Union Statement
On the Global Economic Crisis
The Deepening Crisis
1. The Asian and Russian economic and financial meltdowns have pushed
a third of the world economy into recessio
Eva,
I was saddened to hear that my friend and coach
Gabor Carelli just died. Your wonderful verse made
me think of him and I decided to touch base. That
was how I learned of his passing today from another
Hungarian friend who knew him and works with the
consulate here.
Gabor was a tenor at t
An interesting random walk through contemporary US culture...
M
Date: Wed, 03 Feb 1999 09:57:32 +0800
To: (humor-select)
From: Dave Crocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: (Humor Select)
Subject: HUMOR: Historical perspective
A few years ago, Jackie pointed item #33 to me. It was quite a sho
I am not prepared to give up democracy, though I will concede that your
scheme of an assembly chosen by lottery would be an improvement on what we
have now.
However, what is needed to make the system of representative democracy
workable is reform of political financing.
No corporation should be
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Subject: [corp-ethics] The Case of Rover Ultimatum
Hi All,
Just a quick glance at the modern faces of informational cap
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Date: Mon, 1 Feb 1999 16:06:58 -0700
From: Emilie Nichols <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: From the Horse's Mouth
I think the USCIB has made it pretty clear that they are accountable to NO
ONE. So what can we expect from "business leaders
From: Ross James Swanston who wrote: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>But democracy is not about consensus, it is about strategies and tactics by
>those wielding the power including vested interests and lobby groups (
>multinational corporations, employer groups, unions, etc), some of whom
>wield a very po
Thomas:
This is a good little essay and touch's on some very important observations.
Victor wrote:
>As I recall, this thread got started with a comment about many of the
voters
>seeming to be neither intelligent nor well-informed.I'm sure from many of
>his postings that Ed Weick did not mean th
Durant wrote:
> Sorry Ray, I cannot possibly deal with long
> posts like this. The few paragraphs I did read were
> totally incomprehensible to me... Oncc I retire
> I'll have more time... meanwhile, if it is not
> possible to sum it up, I have to leave it...
> (I have to make a living... If anyo
Sorry Ray, I cannot possibly deal with long
posts like this. The few paragraphs I did read were
totally incomprehensible to me... Oncc I retire
I'll have more time... meanwhile, if it is not
possible to sum it up, I have to leave it...
(I have to make a living... If anyone offers me some
money for
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