At 2003-07-02 19:14 -0700, you wrote:
Hi Chris,
I do not necessarily hold that against you!
It is just that the song refers to the word divine and some of our more
astute readers might draw a link to Jim Devine.
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to err is human, to forgive is Devine...
Jim
that's good!
If Howard Dean gets elected, we can count on the escalation and
prolongation of the occupation of Iraq
* National Public Radio (NPR)
SHOW: Morning Edition (11:00 AM AM ET) - NPR
July 2, 2003 Wednesday
LENGTH: 1493 words
HEADLINE: Howard Dean on issues that are important to him as a
Well there's a few slips in what I wrote. I do not exactly know how many
people Fletcher Challenge employ in New Zealand nowadays, I would need to
look it up, but it would be at least 5 percent or so. They are a very large
multinational by now, like, they would own forests in Canada and Chile etc.
I referred to non-profit local government work, that is obviously a wrong
formulation, since many local government functions are privatised,
semi-privatised or contracted out to private enterprise. It is just that
where I worked, it was mainly non-profit.
Local government agencies often have low
[Meanwhile, for a good time, do a google search on weapons of mass destruction and
click on I feel lucky.]
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/opinion/la-le-bremer3jul03,1,5123630.story
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/opinion/la-le-bremer3jul03,1,5123630.story
LETTER TO THE
I have just starting reading Hilary's autobiography. Here's a snippet:
Back in 1959, I wanted to become a teacher or a nuclear PHYSICIST. Teachers
were necessary to TRAIN young citizensand without them you wouldn't have
much of a country. America needed SCIENTISTS because the RUSSIANS have
about
what's an extropian in this context? (I did a google, to find the closest to a
definition: Transhumanist group which advocates using technology to extend healthy
life, augment intelligence,...)
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
Replacing Kenneth Rogoff as the head economist at the IMF is Raghuram
Rajan, the co-author of the book reviewed below.
April 08, 2003
Book Review: Saving Capitalism from the Capitalists (from
http://www.socialfunds.com/news/article.cgi/article1084.html)
by William Baue
A new book
The Howard Dean phenomenon reminds me of the poll that Patrick Caddell
took in which he compared the electability of the existing Democratic
candidates and a nonexistent, but good-looking Senator Smith, who had no
record it all. Seeing how well Senator Smith fared, Gary Hart jumped into
the
Is it true that one of the reasons why Dean is doing so well in the real primaries
(fund-raising) is that he did best in the liberal-leaning MoveOn's on-line poll?
(In the meantime, today the LA TIMES shock-cartoonist Michael Ramirez likens Dean to
former Senator and 1972 Presidential anti-war
Actually, my sister didn't work for a Fletcher Challenge company in
Christchurch, but rather for a Brierley Investments company, a bookstore
called Whitcoulls, originally Whitcombe Tombs.
Brierley was an authorative expert in the rationalisation of capital in New
Zealand. His method of primitive
Here is a message from Sabri:
Dear All,
It is one of those rare moments that I have access to the net and I
wanted to
say hello.
Life has always been very exciting here and it is no different this
time.
We the peoples of Turkey don't need to learn anything about chaos
because
chaos is what we
I had selected Jean-Pierre Melville's 1967 Le Samoura and Johnnie To
and Wai Ka-fai's 2001 Fulltime Killer pretty much at random from the
local video store. But comparisons between these two 'noirs' involving
hit men and the cops who pursue them began to suggest themselves
immediately.
Counterpunch, July 3, 2003
A Former Special Forces Soldier Responds to Bush's Invitation for Iraqis
to Attack US Troops
Bring 'Em On?
By STAN GOFF
In 1970, when I arrived at my unit, Company A, 4th Battalion/503rd
Infantry, 173rd Airborne Brigade, in what was then the Republic of
Vietnam, I was
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From: Devine, James [EMAIL PROTECTED]
what's an extropian in this context? (I did a google, to find the
closest to a definition: Transhumanist group which advocates using
technology to extend healthy life, augment intelligence,...)
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Here's an update from Dayton organizers of the July 4 protest against
Bush -- note the time location changes made by the organizers:
* Date: Thu, 03 Jul 2003 17:48:24 +
From: Barbara Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [September11Coalition] July 4 Demo--Major Change
To: [EMAIL
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From: Devine, James [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Truly free markets would unseat many of these incumbents,
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hahahahahahahahahaha
I found this statement by Chris very interesting. Maybe you could elaborate.
I appreciate Jurriaan's discussion of
personal experience. I would argue it is a feature of late monopoly
capitalism to put so much emphasis on subjective individual experience, and
to lose social structures and
World Bank Focused on Fighting Corruption
Graft and Bribery, Once Tolerated, Punished by Blacklisting
By Jonathan Finer
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, July 4, 2003; Page E01
Once upon a time, World Bank financiers viewed their mission in narrow
terms: Lend money to poor countries to try
The WB fights retail corruption, not wholesale corruption.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anybody know if the WB publishes the blacklisted corporations? The
list is only ...nearly 100 companies and individuals .. Pathetically
short list, but I'd like to see it.
Gene Coyle
Eubulides wrote:
World Bank Focused on Fighting Corruption
Graft and Bribery, Once Tolerated, Punished by
- Original Message -
From: Eugene Coyle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anybody know if the WB publishes the blacklisted corporations? The
list is only ...nearly 100 companies and individuals .. Pathetically
short list, but I'd like to see it.
Gene Coyle
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