Global crash fears as German bank sinks
Faisal Islam, economics correspondent and Will Hutton
Sunday October 6, 2002
The Observer
Stockbrokers around the world are braced for a potentially calamitous
week as alarm mounts over a looming, Thirties-style global financial
crisis. A leaked email
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Another film in which Ken Loach brilliantly uses non-professional actors
to portray poor working people in Britain.
Set on the Clyde estuary, it fortunately is subtitled for the first 15
minutes.
Described as socialist-realist in reviews in the Guardian and Observer, it
of
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 3, 2002.
NATIONAL LAWYERS GUILD SUPPORTS ACTS OF CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
IN PROTESTING PREEMPTIVE STRIKE AGAINST IRAQ
Will Provide Legal Support and Materials Regarding Necessity Defense
The National Lawyers Guild (NLG) condemns George Bush's proposed
National Days of Resistance to War and Repression, Oct 6-7
Nearly 500 marched in Toledo, Ohio from 2-3:30pm EDT today...with virtually
unlimited support for peace from the countless passing pedestrians and
cars. We jumped in coming from a youth soccer game -- let's hear it for my
8 year old
It's interesting that Bush has not treated this situation so far as Reagan
did the air traffic controllers. Any speculation as to why he's holding off?
Joanna
At 10:18 PM 10/05/2002 -0700, you wrote:
Port Talks Resume; White House Warns of Economic Harm (Update3)
By Karen Gullo
San
The union says that the estimates of economic loss come from a study
commissioned by the Pacific Maritime Association.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Title: stock market U.S. economy
Falling Shares as a Symptom of Something Bleaker
www.nytimes.com Falling Shares as a Symptom of Something Bleaker
By DAVID LEONHARDT
Maybe the stock market really has been predicting the future of the economy.
In just the last two weeks, growth has begun
--- joanna bujes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
It's interesting that Bush has not treated this
situation so far as Reagan
did the air traffic controllers. Any
speculation as to why he's holding off?
Joanna
Repugs want white male votes. These guys may be
overpaid, but they aren't elite civil
Loach and Leigh are just repeatedly brilliant.
This is why it's easier to use film to teach UK
society than it is to teach anything about the US
(with a few exceptions). What is Bill Forsythe up
to?
CJannuzi
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Do you Yahoo!?
Faith Hill -
--- Carrol Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Charles Jannuzi wrote:
US
private equity interests
What are you talking about? This phrase is
utterly new to me.
Carrol
Sabri answered the question, but let me also
respond.
If you've got at least 5 million USD to place, a
whole new
- Original Message -
From: Diane Monaco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
National Days of Resistance to War and Repression, Oct 6-7
Nearly 500 marched in Toledo, Ohio from 2-3:30pm EDT today...with
virtually
unlimited support for peace from the countless passing pedestrians and
cars. We jumped
Thursday, October 10
Mobilizing against the War on Iraq (Workshop)
Speakers: Connie Hammond, National Network to End the War Against
Iraq; and Keith Kilty, Professor of Social Work, Ohio State University
Come and develop strategies, tactics, talking points, etc. to help
the anti-war movement
What's the basis of saying these guys may be overpaid.? That's the
employer's perspective.
One difference with the air traffic controllers is that they were govt
employees -- and could be fired. Bush can fire the longshoremen.
Gene Coyle
Charles Jannuzi wrote:
--- joanna bujes [EMAIL
There was a good crowd in San Francisco -- average age quite low. Lots of
infants, some more young kids, and lots of people in the 17 - 23 age bracket.
I can't estimate the crowd but I heard the number 10,000 offered on the
radio. The police were well behaved.
The signs led me to believe
Title: cowboy
Professor Richard Dawkins, the Oxford biologist, said in response
to the report that the British have every right to feel
degraded and humiliated at our government's cringing subservience to
the illiterate, uncouth, unelected cowboy in the White
House.
Thursday, October 17
Argentina: Alternative Media and Social Movements / Argentina:
Medios Alternativos y Movimientos Sociales
Lecture by Marie Trigona, with Videos Slides / Conferencia por
Marie Trigona, con proyeccion de videos y diapositivas
Marie Trigona, an independent journalist and
How would a US professor do coming on like that?
On Sun, Oct 06, 2002 at 07:38:48PM -0700, Dan Scanlan wrote:
Professor Richard Dawkins, the Oxford biologist, said in response to
the report that the British have every right to feel degraded and
humiliated at our government's cringing
Title: RE: [PEN-L:30954] Re: Re: National Days of Resistance...
This sounds like the rally in L.A., but that one was much smaller. There was quite an ethnic mix in L.A., from Filipinos to Native Americans. Some excessive rhetoric, but no-one seemed to care (partly because it was hard to
Title: Re: Tragedy on the docks: White House Warns of Economic Harm
Joanna:
It's interesting that Bush has not treated this situation so far as
Reagan
did the air traffic controllers. Any speculation as to why he's holding
off?
1) the current situation is a lock-out, not a strike.
2)
United Press International
October 6, 2002
1.5 Million March Against Attack on Iraq
Anti-War Rallies Change Italy on Iraq?
by Eric J. Lyman
ROME -- More than 1.5 million Italians took to the streets of dozens of
cities Saturday afternoon and evening to protest possible U.S. military
action
- Original Message -
From: Eugene Coyle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The signs led me to believe that people aren't very focused yet, and still
appealing to rationality on the part of govt officials.
Gene Coyle
=
The signs in Seattle were a combo of simple variations on 'no
--- Eugene Coyle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's the basis of saying these guys may be
overpaid.? That's the
employer's perspective.
One difference with the air traffic controllers
is that they were govt
employees -- and could be fired. Bush can fire
the longshoremen.
Gene Coyle
--- Devine, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Joanna:
It's interesting that Bush has not treated this
situation so far as
Reagan
did the air traffic controllers. Any
speculation as to why he's holding
off?
1) the current situation is a lock-out, not a
strike.
Yes, but the union had
It appears that Korea is not doing well in these days. I remember
that my first exchange on PEN-L was with Brad DeLong. I just
casually wrote, without giving any reasons, at the time that
Korea was at risk and he said, without giving any reasons other
than quoting the Economist, that the IMF
--- Sabri Oncu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It appears that Korea is not doing well in
these days. I remember
that my first exchange on PEN-L was with Brad
DeLong. I just
casually wrote, without giving any reasons, at
the time that
Korea was at risk and he said, without giving
any reasons
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