http://www.scotlandonsunday.com/world.cfm?id=CIA08071&feed=N
CIA cash funded drugs trade
By Nick Peters in Washington
WHILE Peru's disgraced former spymaster Vladimiro Montesinos awaits trial in
a maximum security jail in Lima, it has emerged that millions of dollars
donated by the United Stat
http://www.economist.com/PrinterFriendly.cfm?Story_ID=576250
Another source that says FARC has the support of 3%...
Michael Pugliese
International Herald Tribune Saturday
U.S. to Urge Economic Push by G-7
Europeans and Japanese Will Be Asked to Do
More
The United States, Mr. O'Neill said at a news
conference Thursday, has done its part to spur an economic rebound by
reducing interest rates and cutting taxes.
Greetings Economists,
The NYTs article cited by Ian Murray is bizarre reaction to computer
animation. What it exploits is an appearance of a fear of job loss by
actors to computer images, but is that what is going on?
The term, Photo Realist, is something arising historically in the U.S.
culture
At 08/07/01 17:14 -1000, you wrote:
>http://www.bostonphoenix.com/boston/news_features/top/features/documents/01701322.htm
>IT IS ONE of the bitterest ironies of globalization: immigrant workers,
>having come to this country in search of a better life, left unemployed as
>their coveted Ameri
http://www.bostonphoenix.com/boston/news_features/top/features/documents/01701322.htm
C H A O SA N D C O M P L E X I T YF A N S ! !
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<< Leo, what on earth are you trying to say? >>
I has thought that the parallels between the oil/energy crises of your novels
and the imminent energy crisis you have been predicting here were pretty
obvious. Seems like fiction and social analysis seem to seamlessly fade into
each other...
Leo
July 16th issue of The Nation has several pgs. of letters on GMO.
Michael Pugliese
P.S. Cover story, Bill Greider on Sec. of Treasury, Paul O'Neill.
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<< so if Zhirinovsky says it's bad, it must be good? >>
I can think of worse rules of thumb.
But what I find so interesting here is how the Mark of fiction and the Mark
of social analysis so closely follow each there. Why it is almost down right
lit-crit pomo, to invoke a much overused stereoty
The New York Times also reported that this year's edition comes out in
favor of biotech as a great hope for the poor.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
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Mark do you use the blub from Zhironovsky the way Doug used his "scum"
quote from the Wall Street Journal?
On Sun, Jul 08, 2001 at 11:01:43AM -0700, Jim Devine wrote:
> also by Mark Jones Black Lightning Gollancz Vista Paperback £4.99.
> A post-Cold War political thriller set in the new Russia wh
At 07/07/01 09:12 -0700, you wrote:
>Chris, you have "refuted" Lou P. twice this morning. Please, he is no
>longer here, so this does no good now.
Well Lou no doubt browses and also considers how best to use his time. He
has promoted his list as a internet feature and wishes to be influential.
[NYT]
July 8, 2001
Movie Stars Fear Inroads by Upstart Digital Actors
By RICK LYMAN
[snip]
The specter of the digital actor - a kind of cyberslave who does the
producer's bidding without a whimper or salary - has been a figure of
terror for the last few years in Hollywood, as early technical
expe
Maybe Justin or someone else has read the E.P. Thompson bio of William
Morris?
Michael Pugliese
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From: "Ann Li" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2001 9:31 AM
Subject: [PEN-L:14809] Re: Re: culture to the masses
> The point relevan
"Zhirinovsky Absolut, " Penguin Books compilation oh his greatest rants.
Harpers a few yrs. ago had some great stills from a Moscow TV show of Z.
wrestling with some woman and him drenching her with his water.
Michael Pugliese
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To
What are we thinking of?
Gardening and cooking, mostly. True, we British were never that keen
on fine minds and big ideas, but is the intellectual in mortal danger?
Andrew Anthony
Sunday July 8, 2001
The Observer
The British, famously, do not trust intellectuals. We are much more at
home cultiv
[contact info for challenging claims is at bottom of article]
Third World boom raises hopes of end to poverty
Anthony Browne, environment editor
Sunday July 8, 2001
The Observer
They are usually seen as lands of poverty and repression where the
drinking water is poisonous, stomachs are empty an
also by Mark Jones Black Lightning Gollancz Vista Paperback £4.99.
A post-Cold War political thriller set in the new Russia where the threat
to the West is greater than it ever was before.
"Russia can emerge - strange as it may seem - as the true victor of the
twentieth century. If ever they do
Mark Jones-- Caviar --- Gollancz (0 575 06043 3) £15.99 out August 25th
The game is international; the currency is oil; the penalty for defeat:
extinction - in Mark Jones' devastating new thriller of realpolitik in a
fragmented world.
Douglas and Zildra Reynard have gone to ground in a remote cott
The point relevant to the earlier question of a consumer culture in this
case is the broad application of improvements (and scale economies with the
19 C. background often used to explain 20 C. post-fordist flexible
production) in printing technology to produce patterns that could be applied
in a
Ken Hanly wrote:
>But how do you know that your own references are so reliable. See for
>example the following on some of the problems involved:
> http://sepwww.stanford.edu/sep/jon/world-oil.dir/lynch/worldoil.html
Very helpful link.
>In 1996, I published a piece discussing the various met
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