Interesting post on AML Tuesday, which you can read in the AML archives
at
http://www.xmission.com/pub/lists/aml-list/archive/v01.n839
I know that Steven and a couple others are John Pratt fans. I find his
writings to be extreme left-field stuff (except for his puzzles, which
are pretty cool,
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> A recession is when it happens to your neighbor.
> A depression is when it happens to you. [grin]
===
Grampa Bill comments:
Close but no banana.
When our neighbor is out of work it's an economic correction.
When you are out
I hate to wreck the party, which is a lot of fun, but I believe a "depression" is
an outmoded word (which in turn replaced financial panic (as in the panic of
1837). A depression is, iirc, defined by two successive quarters of negative
growth. The US had a recession; Canada hasn't had one (yet; le
No, it's Saturn that's in the telestial kingdom; its rings are composed of all
tthe lost singlesods d
Stephen Beecroft wrote:
> Interesting post on AML Tuesday, which you can read in the AML archives
> at
> http://www.xmission.com/pub/lists/aml-list/archive/v01.n839
>
> I know that Steven and a
re; an article in a recent artile in SciAm.
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Recession
A recession is defined as a period of two or more successive quarters of decreasing
production. Production is measured by a number of variables. Real Gross Domestic
Product is one important measure. We will focus mainly on it.
The Great Depression was a period of about 10 years, 192
>1) Pratt's wife sang 'Yo Ho, that I were an Angel."
Did she really? Or was it "Oh, that I were an Angel"? If it was "Yo Ho" then the
weirdness is also twisting into mangling songs.
>4) Angels came back and pronounced individual blessings on us.
If this was theatre, okay, I guess. If no
-Mark-
> >1) Pratt's wife sang 'Yo Ho, that I were an Angel."
>
> Did she really? Or was it "Oh, that I were an Angel"?
She sang it with an eyepatch and a snarl.
> >4) Angels came back and pronounced individual blessings on us.
>
> If this was theatre, okay, I guess. If not, this is definitely
> Oh, that I were a bishop, and could get the inside scoop on all the bizarreness of
>the Church membership! On the other hand, maybe not.
My experience is that most members don't share that sort of thing with the bishop.
Again, being an Edmonton area bishop might be different than a Utah
"Marc A. Schindler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>No, it's Saturn that's in the telestial kingdom; its rings are composed of all
>tthe lost singlesods d
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Gosh, I hope I don't resemble that remark. ;-)
/Sandy/ at Saturn in Spring Hill, Tenn.
A Different Kind of Company. A Different Kind of Car
m's
involvement. I am making an assumption that those actually making the
decisions have better, more specific information than those of us who are
not.
Any war should be approached with extreme caution, but I am willing to
accept the US and Britain's word that there is credible evide
Marc:
In any case, do you seriously think this piece of intelligence is
sufficient for
George III to build invasion plans on, even if it were true? After all, do
you
have any idea how many intelligence services the *U.S.* has? Just a rough
guess
Dan:
If this is _all_ that they have no, but
At 03:24 AM 9/27/02 +0800 Mark Gregson favored us with:
>> Oh, that I were a bishop, and could get the inside scoop on all the bizarreness of
>the Church membership! On the other hand, maybe not.
>
>My experience is that most members don't share that sort of thing with the bishop.
>Again, being
At 01:11 PM 9/26/02 -0700 Dan R Allen favored us with:
>I'm aware that there is Saudi support for much of the Palestinian
>terrorism, but do you have any evidence that they have been supporting
>anti-American terrorism?
Do you believe that there is any great different between Palestinian terrori
Is Worldnet Daily or Newsmax a reliable source for information on current events? If
not, what sources do you think are reliable? I know that Marc likes The Economist.
What about the rest of you? I myself don't think that The Economist pumps out bad
data. But I do believe it is quite biase
"John W. Redelfs"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dan:
I think that they are probably more reliable than many sources are,
although their bias is probably a little too conservative for some. All
sources are going to be somewhat biased in what they feel is newsworthy,
whether it's due to their focus or editorial bias. I also tend to stay way
f
Since we are doing Isaiah in Gospel Doctrine class, I thought I might get some input
from the better read list members here. Here is a short list of authors and titles
taken from a FARMS review. Have any of you read any of them? What did you think of
it? Would you like to read some of them?
At 01:57 AM 9/26/2002, you wrote:
>Interesting post on AML Tuesday, which you can read in the AML archives
>at
>http://www.xmission.com/pub/lists/aml-list/archive/v01.n839
>
>I know that Steven and a couple others are John Pratt fans. I find his
>writings to be extreme left-field stuff (except for
At 02:32 PM 9/26/02 -0700 Dan R Allen favored us with:
>Enough that I think it should have a lower priority for us to deal with.
>Mostly I think that the terrorists use that claim as a propaganda tool
>without fully believing it. I believe that their hatred of Israel is much
>deeper, and that we a
Imo, the book of Isaiah can not be completely understood without
understanding Hebraic literary devices and techniques. The book of Isaiah
is full of the "things of the Jews." This is where Gileadi's material on
this subject becomes invaluable. There is a lot more to Isaiah than a few
metaphor
At 04:08 PM 9/26/02 -0600 Steven Montgomery favored us with:
>As you can see, the program was "symbolic" and openly stated that it is based on his
>"own interpretation." Beside, I find John Pratt's research and viewpoint that the
>stars, planets, constellations and calendar systems act to bear r
At 04:26 PM 9/26/2002, you wrote:
>At 04:08 PM 9/26/02 -0600 Steven Montgomery favored us with:
> >As you can see, the program was "symbolic" and openly stated that it is
> based on his "own interpretation." Beside, I find John Pratt's research
> and viewpoint that the stars, planets, constellat
John:
I think that every Arab nation would drive Israel into the sea if they
could, and it is the aid of US Jews and other Americans that continue to
make that impossible. Were any nation to set up an effective blockade
preventing Israel from doing any trade with other nations, it would becom
>For instance, has any English publication given the Taliban side
>of the story? I'll bet the answer is no.
One Internet site to try is http://www.kavkaz.org/eng . It reports
Caucasus and Afghanistan news items that definitely do not make it
into the US / North American press. Note the arti
At 03:48 PM 9/26/02 -0700 Dan R Allen favored us with:
>Dan:
>I would have a problem with the global wording also, except that he also
>said that this would be a _long_ war;
In other words a war we have no intention of winning. Sounds like pretty tricky
language to me.
>with the immediate foc
At 04:49 PM 9/26/02 -0700 Geoff Fowler favored us with:
>One Internet site to try is http://www.kavkaz.org/eng . It reports
>Caucasus and Afghanistan news items that definitely do not make it
>into the US / North American press. Note the article "Woman in
>Khost kills 2 Americans" - I wonder if
Dan Allen:
If this is _all_ that they have no, but do you _really_ believe
that this it all of it? Most likely what we get is just the stuff
that they control the least.
___
It would be important to note that at the very beginning of
this exercise in terrorism, it was announced
Stephen Beecroft:
Oh, that I were a bishop, and could get the inside scoop
on all the bizarreness of the Church membership!
___
No need to be a bishop. Just ask them outside of Church.
(Preferably not in the parking lot and not during Sunday
School.) Act interested and they'l
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