Doyle --
You are criticizing the movie because it's not some
other movie you would rather see. The movie is not
about two souls from different backgrounds striking
a bond in a hostile world.
The black gang member is a minor character in the
story. In the story, a class movement is precisely
what
"In order to prevent devastating climate shifts world-wide, total global
greenhouse gas emissions must soon drop to 60 to 80 percent below their
1990 levels."
Can that be right?
That can't be right.
The sentence appears early in the book DEAD HEAT, by Tom Athanasiou and
Paul Baer. An importa
Greetings Economists,
Well Tom you certainly made a good point about whose ass gets worried about
first. On the other hand, perhaps old fashioned technology is the best like
an enema tube snaking down out of the pack and into a special 'pocket in the
rear of the captains pants. I could see the co
Fucking incompetents. Why not stick a catheter up the commander's ass and
when he shits himself they'll know he's in trouble.
> "The human commander may get into trouble but be unable to ask for help,"
> said Nilanjan Sarkar, team member and assistant professor of Vanderbilt
> University's Departm
Greetings Economists,
The U.S. military is seeking to give soldiers various kinds of tools to
endure the terrors of battle. The following technology review indicates how
the U.S. military is approaching the issue of emotion production and what to
do with such information. Aside from the normal qu
Remarkable statement by leader of the new ruling party of Turkey:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,1280,-2289953,00.html
This is a sign that the repective national bourgeois circles that backed
Greek fascism, and the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, 30 years ago have waned
in influence
Brings to mind marathon dancing in the 30's depression [way out thought],
and the phenomenon of Michael Moore's documentary, and limited introductory
showings, word of mouth and mass marketing. Bowling even showed for a week
here on Maui. It's not maybe too far-fetched for a try. There was also
Tar
At 02/01/03 12:23 -0800, Peter wrote:
You would be completely right if Rogoff thought that unemployment and
falling incomes were the problem. For him (and the IMF), however, a
shortage of foreign exchange for debt service is the problem (just like
his brother's inability to pay his loans was a
Peter Dorman wrote:
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> I've always found it interesting that, in international trade and
> finance, the "nation" is used as a unit of analysis by a profession
>
Back in the late '60s the late columnist Joseph Kraft offered defintions
of "nation," "public," and "people." "Nation" was the
You would be completely right if Rogoff thought that unemployment and falling
incomes were the problem. For him (and the IMF), however, a shortage of
foreign exchange for debt service is the problem (just like his brother's
inability to pay his loans was a problem). Here the fallacy is not th
In a message dated 1/2/2003 9:09:24 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Comments?
"Yet for all that increased attention, it's difficult to say that the enlarged business media played a decisive role in exposing the shortcomings of American corporate practices."
Not that difficul
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Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
Peter, I'd love to see a film that does all of the above, but the
film might then become longer than _Berlin Alexanderplatz_ (Dir.
Rainer Werner Fassbinder, 1980, 933 minutes!!!). _Berlin
Alexanderplatz_ was originally aired as a 14-part TV miniseries.
Anyone has watc
http://www.lssu.edu/banished/current/default.html
Jan. 2, 2003
Hi PEN-L:
From today's New York Times, one insider's view of the stock market bubble.
Comments?
Regards,
Seth Sandronsky
The Boys in the Bubble
January 2, 2003
By JAMES LEDBETTER
LONDON
The year that just ended will be remembered as a year when
the failures of America's corp
At 2:44 PM -1000 1/1/03, Ralph Johansen wrote:
with a break for lunch, yes, at the York Theater in SF about 15 or
20 years ago. And btw not a bad format as precedent, for a film that
has it all
I would enjoy watching it, and it would have a guaranteed spot in
film history and perhaps find a de
At 02/01/03 00:36 -0500, Michael Pollak wrote:
[This seems kind of unbelievable. Isn't the first fallacy that economics
101 sets out to refute the idea that a household budget is analogous to a
set of national accounts? I thought it was regarded not only as a fallacy
but as the shibboleth of ec
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