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On Jul 15, 2008, at 4:34 PM, Søren Hauberg wrote:
man, 14 07 2008 kl. 13:52 -0400, skrev Thomas L. Scofield:
I have been doing some work on imread(). I'm not well-versed in the
compiling/linking process, and have had trouble with this on my Mac.
I have the image-1.0.6 package on my mac
Bruce,
I publicly pledged to support Barr/Root as long as they ran a
convincingly pro-freedom campaign. Barr has declined to do so
(including his latest, just a few minutes ago -- endorsing a federal
bailout of Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac on Fox News):
Peter,
I too would like more info about the Boston Tea Party Party. :)
URL: http://www.bostontea.us
Platform: The Boston Tea Party supports reducing the size, scope and
power of government at all levels and on all issues, and opposes
increasing the size, scope and power of government at any
Quoth Bruce Cohen (I think -- the quote nests are getting rather
thickly woven):
I'm also curious, if John felt to passionately, why he didn't show up
in Denver to vote.
If you're referring to John Wayne Smith, he DID show up in Denver,
presumably to vote. Or at least I ran into a guy at the
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collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Thomas L. Scofield
Associate Professor
Department of Mathematics
Hope this hasn't been discussed before, the similarities of the
Catalyst logo to others. Look at
http://www.geektools.com/ about two-thirds down the page,
or more specifically
http://www.geektools.com/images/udnsreseller.gif
Strangely, I haven't yet found this logo at the Neustar
for the image package, at least initially.
Thomas L. Scofield
Associate Professor
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Calvin College
That makes me want to reach for a bottle of Gerotol.
Hoperfully
we will get 10 yrs of the real oldies first ( 1950-1962 ) before that.
Dont see much of a future in MYL type stations with that generation
sadly dropping like flys.
As far as IBOC goes it must be all but
I had a Samsung box at home got nothing. I have 2
strong NTSCer's and a ton of weak but watchables. From what I
have seen with new Sony TV's is you do need a decent signal for
stable pix. Stations 60 + miles away will not come in unless
you are on a hill have a rotor good antenna.
I have been in TV sales service since 1971 I wouldnt touch it
with a 3 foot #8 nutdriver
Also if he has cable no need to upgrade anyways, wont see a difference.
I recomend all looking at new TV's read this artical.
Its a new ball game now. No more cheap repairs IF you can get the
parts EVEN
In 2000 I was diagnosed with cancer, was teaching special needs kids, had 3
teenagers and watched my mom die of lung cancer while I was battling breast
cancer. I am absolutely convinced this is why I fell apart with TM less than
one year later. Stress!
Cindy
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
You anarchists are always trying to put us minarchists on a slippery
slope to nanny-statism (or worse), but when I try to point out the
slippery slope from anarchism to anti-partyarchism, you radicals --
Hogarth, Gregory, Starchild, even Knapp -- clam up.
-
Sorry if
Quoth Rob Power:
Outright Libertarians will be joining the coalition calling
on the national delegates in Denver to reject the Platform Committee's
proposal. It will take a 2/3 vote of the delegates to remove the
Platform Committee's report from the agenda and replace it with the
Restoration
At 08:09 AM 2/25/2008, you wrote:
Hi,
I am considering getting the Catalyst book and had a question or 2.
Should it be bought from the Packt publishing site as opposed to
anywhere else? Does buying it there help the catalyst project in
some way more than buying it at another site that
, things went awry.
(Please see http://tinyurl.com/38ej2t ) There are three curves, seemingly
the fitted curve and the curves for plus and minus two standard errors. The
shapes seem okay, but there are large errors in the y values.
Question: Have I overfitted the data?
Feedback?
Tom
Thomas L
Dear friends and fellow Libertarians,
This weekend, US Representative Ron Paul announced his intention to
scale back his campaign for the Republican Party's 2008 presidential
nomination, acknowledged that he is unlikely to win that nomination,
and expressly ruled out seeking the nomination of the
Quoth Brian Holtz:
In today's California LP presidential beauty contest, I predict that
Wayne Allyn Root will come in a clear first, and that George
Phillies
will edge native son Steve Kubby. Even here in the Bay Area, I don't
perceive a lot of the favoritism one would expect in the
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
Whether free trade is good for workers in developing countries is not
really debated any more by academic economists of any ideological
persuasion.
-
It is, however, still debated by Libertarian presidential nomination
candidates.
Steve Kubby:
The best incentive
Missouri:
With 3,205 of 3,371 precincts reporting, uncommitted is victorious
at 46.9%. The first name on the ballot, Wayne Root, is at 17.6%,
followed by Steve Kubby at 9.6% and George Phillies at 8.1%. Of
course, less than 2,000 votes have been cast in the Missouri primary
and the separation
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
01/25/08
POC Thomas L. Knapp
314-705-3042
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
LIBERTARIAN BEATS BUSH TO STATE OF THE UNION PUNCH
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) January 25, 2008 -- Next week, President
George W. Bush will deliver his State of the Union address to a joint
session of Congress, says
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
01/25/08
POC Thomas L. Knapp
314-705-3042
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
LIBERTARIAN BEATS BUSH TO STATE OF THE UNION PUNCH
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) January 25, 2008 -- Next week, President
George W. Bush will deliver his State of the Union address to a joint
session of Congress, says
At 01:56 PM 1/20/2008, Zbigniew Lukasiak wrote:
I know this has been discussed already - but I can't find it in the archives.
What I conjured is:
/class/search
/class/id//view
/class/id//update
/class/create
Update and create use really the same logic and templates - so I just
forward
At 04:06 PM 1/20/2008, =?KOI8-R?B?88XSx8XKIO3B0tTZzs/X?= wrote:
One important topic in the book is that
people mix 'verbs' into their URIs
when they shouldn't, or at least when they don't _have_ to. Using the
book's concepts your URIs would become
1) GET/class?pattern=breadbox
2)
At 04:11 PM 1/20/2008, Ashley wrote:
On Jan 20, 2008, at 1:33 PM, Thomas L. Shinnick wrote:
At 01:56 PM 1/20/2008, Zbigniew Lukasiak wrote:
/class/search
/class/id//view
/class/id//update
/class/create
spew register=pedant
One important topic in the book is that people mix 'verbs
At 12:03 PM 1/17/2008, Christopher H. Laco wrote:
Jonas Alves wrote:
On Jan 17, 2008 2:32 PM, Christopher H. Laco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've touched on this before, and posted about it on UP:
http://use.perl.org/~jk2addict/journal/35411
In a nutshell, Firefox 2.x Accept header totaly
Quoth Brian Holtz:
One of my strongest reservations about my recent
conversion to hardcore geolibertarianism is why it doesn't have higher
mindshare among libertarian intellectuals.
That's an easy question to answer: The Georgist theory of property in
land is radical in the sense that it goes
Quoth dragonlord_kfb@ ==
This is not even taking into consideration that [Paul] has already
said he did not write those articles in the first place.
Well, yes, he's said that. On the other hand, as of 1996, he said that
he DID write them. And that's part of the dilemma Paul is up against.
One
Quoth Brian Holtz:
The most bizarre thing about this whole sorry episode is the
deafening silence coming from Ron Paul gadfly and disgruntled ex-aide
Eric Dondero, whose extensive archive of movement literature would
presumably have included some of these newsletters. Is he just sulking
that
Wes, you write:
For more proof that there are no differences between Republicans
and Democrats, Congress just got a $4000 raise up to $169,300 a
year. I wonder how many of them would vote themselves pay cuts, or
live on the salries of the people they represent. If you want to
cut taxes, this
Brian (Miller) has a habit of seeing/hearing people say/do what he
wants them to have said/done. But some of the material is damning is
understatement par excellence ...
... and the worst of it is that Paul continues to indulge in the
Clinton/Reno version of taking responsibility, which amounts
Quoth Brian Holtz, quoting Brian Miller:
-
BM) Meanwhile, Barack Obama has been wildly successful at peeling off
the new voters and voters seeking change that Libertarians should have
been winning. [...] Meanwhile, voters will likely have a choice
between tax-borrow-and-spend Big Mommy
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
No thanks, I wouldn't stoop to debate on any radicals forum that would
have me as a member. :-)
-
What's the matter, Colonel Sanders ... chicken?
I confess that I hadn't pegged you as being willing to argue only so
long as you knew you would be prevented from
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
TK) Any radical shots I have to take, including return fire, I'll take
at LPRadicals-Debate. (TK
Why only there? What's the matter Colonel Sanders ... chicken? :-)
But far be it from me to tease you for graciously conceding me what
will appear to so many (including
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
What Brian Holtz quoted was the dictionary definition of 'censor'
-
Everyone has bad habits. One of yours is quoting a dictionary
definition of something, then blithely pretending that what you just
quoted was the dictionary definition of that thing.
Sometimes what
Quoth Brian Holtz:
TK) Merriam-Webster DOES reflect the governmental context of the word
censor. Your second-tier designated American Heritage Dictionary
also
reflects that context. (TK
Non-responsive. Your claim above stands refuted.
Far, far, from it. The ACTUAL entry, as opposed to
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
FYI, here is some input from an Outright Y! Group member (who was
apparently deterred from saying this on the Outright Group itself, but
whose support I nevertheless appreciate, and who I hope doesn't mind
if this outs him to the Outright authorities)
-
If by
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
Suppressing dissent on their forum may be a lot of things, but it's
not dishonest. Don't flatter their forum by being bitter for being
censored there. Censorship is the highest honor an ideological
opponent can pay you. Wear that medal with grace.
-
It's impossible
Quoth Brian Holtz:
I was a member of the group.
No, you weren't -- at least not substantively, although the Yahoo!
Groups setup does coincidentally refer to list subscribers as
members. You were a subscriber to the group's (i.e. the Libertarian
Party Radical Caucus's) list, not a member of the
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
TK) In terms of long-range what would my libertopia look like?
thinking, I haven't seen any great interest from him -- he's in
presidential candidate mode right now, and his focus is on what could
I accomplish if elected?(TK
Right, and I want to know: what kinds of
Quoth Brian Holtz:
I've criticized the WSPP not only for its brevity but also for ruling
out many of the proposals for decentralization and defederalization
that bother moderate and radical libertarians support.
The WSPP doesn't rule out anything. It simply lays out criteria for
what the party
Quoth Brian Holtz:
For the candidates we cover, here are the number of hits
returned by a Google News search on 2007-2008 for the candidate name
and the keyword libertarian:
16 Root
13 Kubby
9 Phillies
2 Smith
The same search for Ron Paul yields 1,210 hits.
The fact is that none of the LP
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
Oddly, the spitting druid who had his LP gubernatorial nomination
rescinded got 2.1% in 2002, while 2008 presidential candidate Steve
Kubby got 0.9% running for governor in 1998. To Tom Knapp: you should
have a response ready if an opponent cites this comparison to
Quoth Allen Rice:
Yes, mentioning Olivier's feeble election returns was a cheap shot.
Intentionally, and, in my opinion deservedly, so.
If an action is being suggested, in this case temporarily switching
registration to vote for the most effective libertarian candidate in
the
Quoth Brian Holtz:
BM) As for what is libertarian, it still remains unanswered. (BM
The answer is at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/marketliberal/message/1976.
It doesn't involve the Nolan chart.
It's also not the answer. It's a list of competing answers and
unsupported claims (such as the
Quoth Brian Holtz:
LP radicals -- like Tom Knapp, Susan Hogarth, and perhaps the
oh-so-conflicted Angela Keaton -- are immune to his Svengali-like
powers of moderation.
The Libertarian National Committee voted last weekend to endorse Paul
for the presidency by making him the only LNC-invitee
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
I'll grant you this much: when you can take an anarchistic scathing
Paul critic (Tom Knapp) and a flamboyantly radical Paul cheerleader
(Starchild) and a minivan-driving LP reform leader (moi)
-
You know, that recurring theme of yours bothers me. Rumors to the
I am having difficulty writing the code for the following operation:
I have a numeric vector pred_out of length 156. (N = 156). Under Windows XP,
I need to write it to the disk in text format. Perhaps some kind soul would
provide the code fragment. The file name is sheet_vec.txt. Please see [1]
Question: Suppose I have an arbitrary object. Is there a function which will
accept the object as an argument and sort of give the format of the object,
how it is put together, etc.? The analysis would include the attributes and
the names of the attributes. Also, things like whether or not the
Quoth Wes Carr:
Congress is pushing NASA to keep the shuttle flying till 2015, five
years past it's retirement date. Those idiots are going to get more
people killed, and if it happens the blame will fall on NASA and
not the politicians. Every shuttle launch takes funds away from the
Quoth Brian Holtz:
) http://www.campaignsitebuilder.com/ (
Nice. That seems to have more features, and a lower price, than
campaignhighway.com. I'm especially intrigued by the bulk email
feature,
and wonder if it can send to the thousands of email addresses in a
candidate's voter
Excerpt/link for those who might be interested:
-BEGIN EXCERPT-
I'm Misesian to the extent that I recognize the applicability of
calculation problems. I can't tell you whether or not three thwarted
border crossings, two criminal charges for consensual acts of sodomy
between consenting
Wes,
You write:
Regarding my earlier post on abortion, my point was that even those
who are opposed to it will like the alternative even less. You give
the government the power to outlaw it and you will have even more of
a socialist nanny state than we have now. Which means creating
another
Quoth Brian Holtz:
This opportunity is so unique that I'll pay that $200 bounty
for a position that ANY of these five parties could take (but hasn't
yet) where both 60% of their members and 60% of Americans support it
and it is not already staked out by any of the other four parties.I
don't
From: Thomas Jones
I have several user-defined functions. As is standard practice, I am
defining a logical vector named idebug in order to control debugging
printouts. For example, if idebug [1] has the value TRUE, such-and-such
debugging printouts are enabled. After the function works, some
Below my signature, please find an open letter from Steve Kubby to his
fellow Libertarians, dated 12/01/07.
Best regards,
Tom Knapp
Communications Director
Kubby for President
Dear friends,
As decision time for the Libertarian Party's 2008 presidential
nomination draws closer, the gloves are
Below my signature, please find an open letter from Steve Kubby to his
fellow Libertarians, dated 12/01/07.
Best regards,
Tom Knapp
Communications Director
Kubby for President
Dear friends,
As decision time for the Libertarian Party's 2008 presidential
nomination draws closer, the gloves are
of as
an upside down tree. I want to be able to communicate from any node to any
other node.
Your advice?
Tom
Thomas L. Jones, PhD, Computer Science
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R-help@r-project.org mailing list
https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help
PLEASE do read the posting guide
I have a numeric vector of lenth 1. I am trying to use it inside
a function just by giving its name, rather than specifying it as
an argument to the function. I am aware that there is an attach
function which you need to call. The attach function will accept a
list. However, I don't seem to be
correct? If not, how does one build it correctly?
Question 3: How do you tell it NOT to mask the variable i by .GlobalEnv,
whatever that is?
Your advice?
Tom Jones
Thomas L. Jones, PhD, Computer Science
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https
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
LOL. There's no political power up for grabs here. If anything, we
LP leaders who support Paul are running the risk of weakening the LP
in the short term, and thus reducing our own power (such as it is).
It's much more accurate to say that some people are to a certain
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
Almost all of political ethics is in effect defined by edge cases.
-
It does not follow from the fact that almost all political ethicists
define their proposed systems on the basis of edge cases that edge
cases are the proper tools for defining a correct political
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
TK) The central mistake of _any_ political philosophy _may_ be
believing that a large set of moral lessons which can be drawn from
the interactions of _any_ particular group will easily generalize to
_all_ groups. (TK
Indeed, that's why I'm extremely suspicious of any
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
[America's constitutional republican framework] has been increasing
personal and civil liberties almost monotonically for two centuries
-
Do you care to provide any actual evidence for that mantra -- at least
for the almost monotonically part?
-
we are among the
Quoth Allen Rice:
This analysis is much too blithe, Tom, much too black and white.
Does the following originate from a libertarian or a conservative?
Unless my memory fails me, the quote is from 1964 Republican
presidential candidate Barry Goldwater. Goldwater authored a book on
his
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
it's quite inaccurate to say I believe in gun control. What I
believe in is A-bomb control, mustard gas control, grenade control,
Stinger missile control, smallpox bullet control, and yes, machine gun
control.
-
Rather than approaching this from an ideological
Subject: Creating a barplot--advice needed
Advice needed: I am preparing a computer program to do a barchart. Advice
needed: Should I learn the lattice package, or try to? As a
non-statistician, much of the terminology is unfamiliar to me. grouping
variable, object of class trellis,
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
It's pretty bizarre that LP radicals would object to this press release.
-
Not really.
-
It seems that as anarchists they cannot allow themselves to endorse
any action of the tax-financed U.S. military, no matter how laudable.
-
Not all LP radicals are
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
TK) even as an anarchist, I would have been able to endorse a proper
course of military action in Afghanistan, and in fact gave the rough
outline of such an endorsable course (TK
I thought you oppose increasing the size, scope or power of
government at any level or for
Only Ron Paul knows whether or not Ron Paul is a homophobic bigot.
His positions and policy proposals, however, are a matter of public
record, and there is absolutely no doubt that those positions and
policy proposals are homophobic and bigoted ... and therefore the
distinction between Ron Paul
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
(We can negotiate over the details of the pledge if necessary, but
each element of it follows straightforwardly from an absolute
commitment to never endorse the initiation of force.)
-
I'll be hitting each point of your proposed pledge from my own
perspective, but
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
I agree with Tom Knapp that the delegates in Denver should have all
the information they need to evaluate the agendas of the Radical and
Reform caucuses. I'll contribute the remaining $100 to the Radical
Caucus booth if the Caucus endorses the following pledge and makes
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
TK) The statement is not still in effect because it never was in
effect (TK
Sounds like your dispute is with the LNC, not me.
-
I'm unaware of any dispute at all.
It would not surprise me if Barbara Boxer frequently muttered Al Gore
is REALLY the president while
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
Sounds like your dispute has expanded to include whoever at LP News
decided that such LNC resolutions -- I mean, mutterings -- and their
retractions are worthy of front-page treatment over multiple issues.
-
Well, before I didn't _have_ a dispute. Now you're pointing
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
TK) in point of fact, every convention subsequent to the LNC's
illegitimate/non-authoritative proclamation has affirmed the bylaws
rather than the LNC's ad hoc alteration thereof (TK
I'm not aware that each NatCon formally affirms the Bylaws (e.g. like
Platform
The goal is to smooth a scatterplot using the LOESS locally weighted
regression program and a gam. There are 156 points. Thus x can have the
value 1, or 2, etc., up to a maximum of x = 156. The y values are random,
with a Poisson distribution, or the next thing to it.
After reading in the
In 1998, the producers of the South Park satire television
commercial for Steve Kubby's California gubernatorial campaign won a
Pollie -- the political advertising equivalent of the Oscar.
We've come a long way since then, especially in the ability to pump
video through the Internet and direct to
In 1998, the producers of the South Park satire television
commercial for Steve Kubby's California gubernatorial campaign won a
Pollie -- the political advertising equivalent of the Oscar.
We've come a long way since then, especially in the ability to pump
video through the Internet and direct to
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
TK) You detect an apparent variation of list purpose/policy. The
moderator of the LPRadicals list treats that list as an
organization/project tool for LP radicals, to the exclusion of the
list's use as a venue for radical v. reformer debate. (TK
That's their story and
Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2007 20:34:56 +0200
From: Mario Minati [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[snip]
BTW2:
I would like to introduce a parameter in the form stash (or in form) for
catalyst to prevent the automatic call to 'process', so that I still can add
a callback to an element.
Is there yet a way to
-
Pennsylvania Consolidated Statute § 3923, Theft by extortion --
(a) Offense defined.--A person is guilty of theft if he intentionally
obtains or withholds property of another by threatening to:
1. commit another criminal offense;
2. accuse anyone of a criminal offense;
3. expose any secret
QUoth Bob Capozzi:
-
What is perhaps more interesting to me, Brian, is that we Reformers
provide and encourage dialog with our Radical brothers and sisters,
and allow them to share their thoughts on our discussion listserv.
Apparently things are more controlled and exclusive on the
Still playing with the vertically-aligned example and trying out
various features, including the validation constraints and error
messages. But how to test the input error checking without lots of
code or embedding into another program?
It is possible to feed sample input values into FormFu
Attached is a semi-useless patch for a few very small documentation
nits in FormFu.pm. Strange characters, bad pod entities, heading
levels, English quirks, etc.
The only interesting part is replacing the synopsis example in
Element::Date with one I found while reading the past months'
with a straight
face, at least that eliminating choice, raising rates and
drastically reducing the imperative to provide good service are
desirable outcomes. The only beneficiaries of this plan are the area's
larger trash-hauling companies and the politicians whose campaigns
they finance.
Thomas
Y'all,
Tom Paine University is supposed to be a radical project to
facilitate delivery of a more radically oriented program of internal
education in the LP, but its motto is the Paine-ism it is error
only, and not truth, that shrinks from inquiry.
So:
- I'm beta-testing the facility (an
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
I've only recently recognized this bizarre taboo held by radicals:
that there are policy compromises we might recognize as the most
liberty-maximizing ones available, but we must be demure and
coquettish and never be so forward as to ask for said compromises.
-
It's
Quoth Brian Holtz, quoting Wikipedia on Tiebout sorting:
-
W) Tiebout describes municipalities within a region as offering
varying baskets of goods (government services) at a variety of prices
(tax rates). Given that individuals have differing personal valuations
on these services and varying
Quoth Brian Holtz:
BH) And yet it is the LP's radicals and anarchists who throw their
bodies in
front of any effort to endorse the use of a divide-and-conquer strategy
against Leviathan. (BH
TK) I'd be interested in seeing you support that assertion. So far, that
part of your argument has
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
Again: is it not the case that you oppose any program of
decentralization whatsoever unless it rules out any increase in the
size, scope, or power of every level of government?
-
No, that's not the case.
I oppose any program of decentralization whatsoever that
Quoth Brian Holtz:
) Why is it so hard to focus our *National* platform only upon
topics that
have very broad appeal (
53% and 78% sound pretty broad to me. With only 16% to 20% of Americans
being libertarian-leaning, it would be folly for our Platform to be
silent
on this topic.
Gay
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
We now return to your regularly scheduled fog of disinformation,
already in progress.
-
There are two sides to disinformation. Like him or not (and I'm no
fan of Infowars, the site he works for), Lepacek technically _was_ a
journalist, properly credentialed as such
Quoth Brian Holtz, quoting Starchild:
SC) I'm just not convinced that watering down our platform will
accomplish
this goal. [...] than by changing the ideas of the party. (SC
I've been meaning to address this particular argument for some time --
none like the present, I guess.
The GH approach
Conditions and policies on opposite sides of a border could NEVER vary
so widely as to make unrestricted economic immigration infeasible in
terms of detrimental effect on labor markets, public goods, natural
monopolies, and natural resources.
Quoth Brian Holtz:
BH) What percent of America's 3100 combat fatalities have involved
either
Iranians or Kurds and Turks? I've never heard of any, and I bet
it's well
under 1% if it's not zero. (BH
You also haven't heard of any of America's combat fatalities involving
Sunnis or Shia. You
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
I was in the LRC and on PlatCom, and didn't miss a PlatCom email or
meeting. I don't remember any Platform proposals that were
identifiably from the LRC. In fact, I'm sad to say I know of no
separate communication or planning among the LRC PlatCom members
(McLendon,
Quoth Brian Holtz:
And thanks for not defending the claim that in the
context of the Iraq civil war there is significant crossfire between
Kurds
and Turks.
Why should I defend it when I don't have to? The Center for Strategic
and International Studies already has, in Iraq's Insurgency and
Quoth Terry:
-
Tom... If the back yard is full of pie thieves, it's nice to have a
cop in the neighborhood.
-
OK, I'll bite: If the back yard is full of pie thieves, why is it nice
to give one of those pie thieves a badge, a gun and a uniform and then
invite him to blow about how he's
Quoth Brian Holtz:
-
This thesis about 20th century history suffers from misunderstandings
about path dependence and the difference between necessary and
-
If France hadn't demanded ruinous reparations from Germany in the 1919
Treaty of Versailles, the Weimar Republic would almost
Quoth Brian Holtz:
To be a minarchist is to be an optimist about the institutional
design of states, and to be an anarchist is to be an optimist about
human
nature.
I'm an anarchist because I'm a realist about both human nature and the
institutional design of states. To wit, I note a human
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