716. The mighty is about to fall
Can there be any doubt that the invasion of Iraq has been a total
disaster? The latest report from Iraq on Times Online shows that
there is no prospect of reconciliation between the Sunnis and the Shias.
The civil war is gradually building up -- as all civil wars
Freud is reported to have sometimes a cigar is also just a cigar
Perhaps the paper towels are not a result of anger or rage at the system, but
just someone in haste or perhaps someone who is a slob.
arthur
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so if you are poor the prob. is that you stay that way and if you are rich the
prob. is that you stay that way??
arthur
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I sent this out earlier today, but it doesn't
seem to have got anywhere. If it appears twice, please
forgive.
Ed
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From: Ed Weick
To: futurework@fes.uwaterloo.ca
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 10:27 AM
Subject: Bad news for the oil patch
For a few days now, the
Cordell, Arthur: ECOM wrote:
Freud is reported to have sometimes a cigar is also just a cigar
Perhaps the paper towels are not a result of anger or rage at the system, but
just someone in haste or perhaps someone who is a slob.
This is kind of a projective test, for, as Freud also said
Karen Watters Cole wrote:
First, two examples to add to the debate about universal health care
and a comprehensive energy policy that mandates conservation.
Then commentary and opinion about the shrinking middle class. KwC
* *
*Dental problems stymie Guard call-ups*
Fort Lewis, Washington
As with the commencement speech proclaiming there are no experts, just
us chickens, this concludes with the force
majeure of I have a dream.
And often, the successful peacemakers are the planners, architects and
engineers who can make it tangible progress happen, not the politicians or
With Bill
Gates sitting on his board now, if this doesnt signal the importance of energy
resources in the global economy, what does?
Investor Buffet to
buy PacifiCorp from Scottish Power for $5.1 B, wants to buy more energy
MidAmerican expects to
complete the purchase in 2006 upon
Arthur,
At 13:01 24/05/2005 -0400, you wrote:
so if you are poor the prob. is
that you stay that way and if you are rich the prob. is that you stay
that way??
Not quite. According to those charts, half the poor families in 1989
remained poor in 1999 but the remainder grew better off, though
At 18:52 24/05/2005 -0400, Brad McCormick, Ed.D wrote:
Keith Hudson wrote:
Interesting article on the
long-term unemplopyed in America.
Keith Hudson
THE NEW PROFILE OF THE LONG-TERM UNEMPLOYED
Louis Uchitelle
[snip]
There are just not new jobs being created in the things these
people did
Test
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742. Defenceless America
The brand-new Department of Homeland Security in America is publicly
confessing what any intelligent observer could have told it as soon as it
was formed. In these modern days when customers want goodies from
everywhere, it is completely impossible to prevent hard drugs,
@ 9:00
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743. Bush enters dangerous territory
It is exquisitely interesting that Bush now faces out-and-out opposition
from Congress on a relatively recondite matter -- stem cell research.
Rather like the resistance Bush has met to his Social Security ideas and
also his promotion of five Supreme Court
Oooops! When this didnt go through 2 months
ago, I had no idea it would sit, clogging up the filter. Dont oversized files
get zapped?
My apologies to all, especially the computer
gods at FW, Waterloo.
May the Force
be with you.
Karen
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What do you
think?
Prof. Ferguson
also has an OpEd today in the NYT where he argues that an abrupt withdrawal
from Iraq would be disastrous. He compares the failing US occupation in Iraq to
the British empires manpower problems in the 1920s, but does not mention
Vietnam when inequity of
May the Gods be blessed, Karen! (Don't know about
the force!!)
Ed
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From:
Karen
Watters Cole
To: futurework@fes.uwaterloo.ca
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 2:31
PM
Subject: RE: [Futurework] Bambalooza
Tour: cause and effect
Former special
envoy Dennis Ross does not have as optimistic vision as the RAND think tank did
about todays conditions for peace in Israel and Palestine, though he does say
that the clock is ticking for
bold action to secure the ceasefire and produce tangible progress that will
undermine
What is 42
inches wide and 1000 miles long?
Phase 1 of the
New Great Game and a large reason why the US has increased exporting weapons to
dubious regimes.
None of this
made the headlines in the US corporate media today.
The pipeline that will
change the world
By Daniel Howden
and
Karen,
I think Niall Ferguson is dead wrong.
The big difference between globalisation today and what he calls the
first globalisation period in the 1870-1914 period is that
trade was then between largely national-based firms set within newly
centralising states. Today, globalisation is mostly
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