Thanksgiving Weekend thoughts for a
traditional community of American Indians living and working in New York City.
Ray Evans Harrell
Osiyo,
Thanksgiving day is a time of conflict among
us. It is fitting that Council Scribe has told the history of
Thanksgiving in relation to our
I love the line: free trade is, in reality, a morally ambiguous
issue
REH
November 28, 2003OP-ED
COLUMNIST
The Good NewsBy PAUL KRUGMAN
've heard it said that I should try, just once, to
write something upbeat. Honestly, on the domestic front it's hard. Yes, the
business cycle
> You're living proof of where privatization leads to.
>
> Chris
Now, now Chris, you don't know that. I suspect you never met the man. For
all you know he could be Selma in disguise on another e-mail.That's the
fun of the internet. We could all be different from what we say.
You are the
I did
some research -- the numbers are available if you are willing to really look for
them -- and the news is really a lot worse. The simple truth is that most lives
end in death, I calculate about 98%, plus or minus 4%. This is based on careful
sampling, and, though it may seem counter-int
Harry,
If what you say is true, then the Canadian minister for International Trade
spouted drivel. Else, a lecturer at a funny LA school that cannot even
afford its own domain name spouted drivel. The latter seems more likely,
especially if one logically examines the contents of what was said.
I've gone maroon in my new stuff in the
following. My old stuff is in blue.
Keith is in black.
Ed
I've often wondered if they might have blended into
migrant Jewish populations from the west.
Keith: I'm puzzled
about these people, too. I don't understand by what you mean in the last
Karen,
Ray loves living in his "urban sinkhole". (Just kidding,
Ray.)
It was all examined in a book published in 1878. George looked at
this situation and wrote a book "Progress and Poverty" which
analyzed it.
The more things change . . . . .
.
Harry
Hang in there, Lawry
Harry
Henry George School of Social Science
of Los Angeles
Box 655 Tujunga
CA 91042 Tel: 818
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From: Law
Title: RE: [Futurework] Economic/psychological/emotional Choices
Nice exchange. However, I can't resist
pointing out that your two assumptions sound like an old man's attitude towards
sex.
REH
- Original Message -
From:
Harry Pollard
To: 'Selma Singer' ; [EMAIL PRO
Bill,
Good!
What I was reacting to - as you know - is the
deliberate attack on marriage as a sometime thing. Marriages and divorces in a
year are supposed to show that marriage is on the rocks.
You seem to adopt my attitude. When in doubt,
count.
Since you came in to the discussion so
Title: RE: [Futurework] Economic/psychological/emotional Choices
Selma,
As always with your posts - interesting.
However, I doubt that it is significant. That doesn't mean they are wrong - simply that their research is stating the obvious. So, it might be useful for those people who, for
Chris,
I said:
"You thought, for some reason the Pettigrew quote was
significant when actually it says nothing."
It was:
"In Ricardo's time, however, the factors of production were
essentially immobile. This is no longer the case. In the new
economy, all the decisive factors -- trade, producti
Ed,
At 07:55 27/11/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Keith,
a couple of points. One is about the influence of the Khazars on
the Ashkenazic population of eastern and central Europe. As you
know, the Khazars were a Turkic people in the southern Ukraine who
converted to Judaism in about the 7th Century. Ap
It doesn't disappear. It re-invents itself in new ways with new product and
process innovations.
Let me be clear though, capitalism is only concerned with private
efficiencies. What is going on "out there" is of little interest. As long
as the power grids, computers, etc are running, the cost
If that were true capitalism would disappear. It is the most wasteful of
all of the forms of governing with the least direction. At its purest it
is kayaking to building dams.
REH
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Efficiency trumps just about everything in our economy.
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From: Ray Evans Harrell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 24, 2003 9:02 AM
To: Stephen Straker
Cc: Cole, Karen Watters; Ed Weick; Keith Hudson; Lawrence DeBivort;
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Subject: Re: [Fut
Keith, a couple of points. One is about the
influence of the Khazars on the Ashkenazic population of eastern and central
Europe. As you know, the Khazars were a Turkic people in the southern
Ukraine who converted to Judaism in about the 7th Century. Apparently,
they used Jewish personal n
Very interesting. It's been thought for some time that
Middle East Jews, Palestinians and other ethnic groups in that region had
very similar genes (from interbreeding over centuries/millenia), and
these studies are further evidence. It's the Ashkenazi Jews who seemed to
have changed significantl
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