Bush's press conference yesterday:
If his body language is any guide, Bush is under great stress, I'd say.
He's having to front for policies/strategies that are quite outside his
personal competence.
The US refuses to admit that Iraq might not have any WMDs. Hans Blix, the
UN Chief Weapons
Here's a good account of the causes and likelihood of an
abript cooling event. - SS
The Great Climate Flip-Flop, The Atlantic Monthly, 281
(January 1998), pp. 47-74.
by William H.Calvin
http://www.theatlantic.com/issues/98jan/climate.htm
[Excerpts:]
Climate change is popularly understood
Brian wrote:
Hi Harry,
Did you cut and paste this lecture from one of the courses that you
taught? Or perhaps from a paper you presented at AAAS?
No, it was written in as it came to me. The problem with this is that I am
likely to miss something out. The good thing is that I will copy it for
Hi Harry,
Shotter is doing his best to follow Wittgenstein and he is stuck with
the academic tools that he and his audience is most comfortable with:
the essay.
You like theory, great. I'm intrigued by Wittgenstein's 'social
poetics'.
Here is one poet's truth:
Kathy's Song
I hear the
Hi Ray,
You are certainly adding a ray of hope and ancient possibility to our
discussions on justice and education! To really appreciate what brought
about Ross' conversion people should read his first book: Dancing with
a Ghost. In it Ross describes how an aboriginal fishing guide in
northern
Hi Ray,
you wrote: 2. The Universe is so vast that chaos is probably closer to
what it is than our thoughts. Breaking free from our ways of thinking is
the real problem.
Wittgenstein supports this: The remarkable thing is not that the
universe is as it is, but that it is at all!
That
Hi Keith,
The game of colonization to steal the natural resources from the
'natives' is much more chess like these days!
Take care,
Brian
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From the Article:
California coastline, and Santa Barbara must have been as cold as Juneau is
now. (But the regional record is poorly understood, and I know at least one
reason why. These days when one goes to hear a talk on ancient climates of
North America, one is likely to learn that the
Keith, translating into casual American English you wrote:
I think Bush is under great stress, I'd say he's way over his head.
To paraphrase African American Vernacular English's very expressive verbing:
Bush been way over his head, or, for a long time now.
And did you mean by 'denouement':
1.
Keith, translating into casual American English you wrote:
[snip]
Bush's press conference yesterday: If his body language is any guide, Bush
is under great stress, I'd say. He's having to front for policies/strategies
that are quite outside his personal competence.
[snip]
When is this
eric stewart wrote:
[snip]
Lifting the Fog of War
http://www.airpower.maxwell.af.mil/airchronicles/bookrev/owens.html
by Adm Bill Owens with Ed Offley
Reviewer: Maj Peter W. Huggins, USAF
[snip]
I find the rview of this book disturbing, as if Jack Boyd is
becoming the latest Prophet to be
Bruce,
If the presenter was correct, the $27,000 cost of each wind turbine was
written off with special tax advantages. That was the point I was making. I
would be happy to have no subsidies of any kind for any method of producing
power.
As it is, how does that $27,000 mix into the cost pkh?
Arthur,
I think Moral Sentiments may be better than Wealth.
Of course, Smith was strongly influenced by the Physiocrats, whose Impot
Unique was a century earlier than Henry George's Single Tax. They erred in
stressing agriculture and downplaying more advanced production - but that
doesn't
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