Eric S. Raymond wrote:
In the presence of measurable real-world outcomes with differences
this large, treating political arguments as though all sides are
morally equivalent is fatuous and destructive. It ignores the
reality that ideas have consequences, and you can measure the merit
of the conte
Wilma, and others,
I wasn't talking about Thailand in my previous post.
I was talking about the tens of thousands of slaves
in the UNITED STATES, TODAY, which primarily come from
Eastern Europe, through Mexico. I find their
condition to be far more compelling than any other I
have heard about, w
Mel Rules!
On Apr 1, 2005, at 2:52 PM, Jonathan Cass wrote:
I know that Melani is too modest to blow her own horn, but I could not
help
but notice that her name was plastered about last Sunday's Real Estate
section of the Inky in an ad in which her amazing sales exploits were
recognized by her pee
Dear Mr. McKee,
Forgive me. I thought you had mentioned Bangkok in your previous post.
As a teacher of English as a Second language for nearly 30 years, who has
taught many people from the areas you have mentioned who have endured many
horrible conditions and have made it to the US, I am not ig
I'm thinking that there was one time a judge lost a retention vote. I think
it was one of the group that took money from the Roofers Union. Which I
suppose only reinforces your point.
A related problem is that it is coincidental when good judges are elected to
state court, because it is
Per Ellie's request.
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Melanie,
Would you please post a message on the UC List Serve about this please.
Mona, a red speckled Queensland Healer (size of a Lab, ~60 pounds), jumped
the fence at 917 Farragut this morning while visiting from Maryland. If
found or sighted, please
Alex Bove wrote:
I'm sorry, but if you're going to play semantic games, at least have
the rhetorical skill to make a strong argument of your own:
At 12:31 AM 4/3/2005 -0500, Eric S. Raymond wrote:
The revolutionaries in this country, despite flaws and lapses,
succeeded in founding something bette
For those people who have still own "bought persons", the term "slave" has
such a derogatory manner. I cringe whenever that term is used and would hope
that people are more sensitive to these types of issues. I prefer
bondservant or even coadjutant. Thank you for listening!
Dan
- Original M
Dan, (& others)
I get the distinct impression that you don't get what
I'm talking about. See my original posting on this:
"systematically drugged, underfed, beaten and raped
repeatedly until they only have energy to obey
orders". I'm not talking about people whose freedom
has been bought, and I'm
E. The Second Annual West Philly Children's Festival (May 1)
The Second Annual West Philly Children's Festival
Sunday, May 1st
11-3 at Clark Park (43rd and Chester)
- Volunteers from the Penn medical, dental, and nursing schools will be
teaching kids about health and safety issues.
- There will
Salutations, gentlefolk,
A couple of hays ago Mr. West said:
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The only way your NO vote could actually have an impact on a race would be if
a judge were so outstandingly abominable that he had actually overwhelmed voter
apathy and ignorance with his awfulness. If yours was the deciding vote th
Lest we forget, George Washington's slaves were kept in sheds on what is now the site of the new Liberty Bell pavilion. Every July 3 for the past few years there has been a remembrance and demonstration aiming at getting some sort of historical plaque erected on that site. Two years ago on July
I recall people talking about bike safety a few times previously on this
list. I found this link via some other online forum:
http://www.hurlburt.af.mil/basewide/sentinels/docs/cars.doc
It's a pragmatic approach to bike safety. Not a bible, but useful
information to take in if you're a
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