At 14:37 15-11-2000 +, Chris Weaver/Rhett Hudson wrote:
> In French, sorry - Artur
If you must apologize for French, I will begin apologizing for every time I
post in English!
Ok, Chris, see what follows ;-)
At 11:03 15-11-2000 -0800, Lisa Heft wrote:
One of the (many) things I love a
[The american elections in the most prestigeous european
newspaper on international subjects. Also on the net. Just received.
In French, sorry -Artur]
E'LECTIONS AME'RICAINES
Quelle le'gitimite' pour le prochain pre'sident des E'tats-Unis ?
(1
Hello Doc:
At 08:36 15-11-2000 -0800, Richard Charles Holloway wrote:
An interesting analogy. There are some substantial differences though that
the Zimbabwe politician may have not been astute enough to have identified.
One significant difference is that "self-declaring" is not sufficient to
d
You wrote:
> In French, sorry -Artur
If you must apologize for French, I will begin apologizing for every time I
post in English!
-Chris
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One of the (many) things I love about this OS list is that I
really feel the global nature of the OS community.
Since our OS poetry is encouraged in any language, and since
several languages were used at OSonOS, it is my impression
that the weaving together of language, culture, perspective
and im
In a message dated 11/15/00 7:25:59 AM Central Standard Time,
richa...@akerley.nscc.ns.ca writes:
<< All of us, I
imagine, would wearily turn the page thinking that it was another sad
tale of pitiful pre- or anti-democracy peoples in some strange elsewhere."
>>
Well said. As an eternal opti
I love that - the "King of Orange" reaches new perspectives (green) through
ailing babies and hungry mothers!
Re the use of OST and the spiral - I remember Larry Petersen had some
interesting perspectives to share on this list a few months ago. As I
recall, the gist of it was that a predominantly
"A history professor from uppsala universitet in sweden, called to tell
me about an article she had read in which a Zimbabwe politician was
quoted as saying that children should study this event closely for it
shows that election fraud is not only a third world phenomena.
1. Imagine that we read
An interesting analogy. There are some substantial differences though that
the Zimbabwe politician may have not been astute enough to have identified.
One significant difference is that "self-declaring" is not sufficient to
decide the election like it is in many third world countries.
Additionally
I thought this article was a fascinating tale of moving up the Spiral -- from
Orange to the awakening of Green consciousness, brought about by change in
life conditions (parenthood plus travel to a different culture/life
situation). If Bill Gates -- King of Orange-- can wake up and make the leap
-
At 19:26 14.11.2000 +, you wrote:
That's true. I think we should use RTF format. I normally
don't open Doc files. I made an exception in this case.
And I have always a very recent version of an anti-virus,
but in some cases this is not enough...
...
Again, I would suggest we use all the
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