[PEN-L:3027] Re:job ad

1999-02-07 Thread Tom Walker
lling prescriptions. Duties include preparing prescription vials, loading those vials onto the robot, and stocking the robot with appropriate drugs. Very fast-paced, team-oriented position that requires a lot of standing. No experience necessary." regards, Tom Walker

[PEN-L:3015] Re: Long waves

1999-02-06 Thread Tom Walker
Doug Henwood wrote, Whether times are good or bad, capitalists are useless and destructive. Not very dialectical of you, Doug. regards, Tom Walker

[PEN-L:2970] Re: long wave recovery

1999-02-05 Thread Tom Walker
slaughters in the age of easy global credit, Sony Vaios and a social democratic Europe? First comes the war. Once that's been established, it won't be that hard to find an enemy. regards, Tom Walker

[PEN-L:2903] Re: long wave recovery

1999-02-05 Thread Tom Walker
ry. In terms of "this depression", we're not out of the woods yet. And, like the last episode, the direction that capital is marching toward is war. regards, Tom Walker

[PEN-L:2904] Re: Surrender, Dorothy/Warhol

1999-02-05 Thread Tom Walker
s musicals in the WPA days. regards, Tom Walker

[PEN-L:2908] FW: Baby Boomers

1999-02-05 Thread Tom Walker
Max wrote, Then: Worrying about no one coming to your party Now: Worrying about no one coming to your funeral You're all invited. Time and place remains to be decided. regards, Tom Walker

[PEN-L:2925] Re: Bounced from Anwar Shaikh

1999-02-05 Thread Tom Walker
ology" as "mechanical appliances" (e.g. steam engines or computers), when in fact the adoption of such appliances -- even their invention -- also requires changes in social institutions, etc. etc. regards, Tom Walker

[PEN-L:4010] Re: Workers' Bill of Rights [fwd]

1999-03-01 Thread Tom Walker
tlemen, since my arguments belong to philosophy, however strong they may be, I do not suppose that they will have any effect unless you take them under your protection." Respectfully, WesBurt regards, Tom Walker --759E1D9D21A3 BASE HREF="http://csf.Colorado.EDU/lists/pen-l

[PEN-L:4011] The Calvinist Reform [fwd]

1999-03-01 Thread Tom Walker
predestination and the assurance of election resulting from a lifetime of good works. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:6121] Re: Fw: Hanke on the Dinar

1999-04-28 Thread Tom Walker
a chat with him and he eased up. My sources told me the "chat" was very direct. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:6097] Re: A note of thanks to all

1999-04-28 Thread Tom Walker
of near unanimous opposition to his views. I may disagree with what Max says, but if anyone tries to take away his right to say it, I'll bomb them back to the stone age. ;-) regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:6093] Re: The quality and quantity of work

1999-04-28 Thread Tom Walker
ontact me offlist. You say you want a revolution? Michael Perelman asked: The discussion begun by Tom Walker and Brad De Long seems to be pointing to an analysis of the quality of labor. Marx pointed out that we should look not just that the extent of the working day but the intensity. New form

[PEN-L:6096] Re: Thatcher and Blair a Love Affair

1999-04-28 Thread Tom Walker
Rob wrote: I certainly preferred the bloke when he was occupied with his stiffy and his cigars. That grinning Pommy git should try it, too. Up his. Lit. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:6094] Re: Long Hours....

1999-04-28 Thread Tom Walker
Tom: They don't grow broccoli in Economics Departments. Doug What do they do with all that fertilizer then? Tom: They Publi sh it. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:6069] Re: Long Hours....

1999-04-27 Thread Tom Walker
who grow your pesticide infested broccoli... By "here and now" Brad was probably referring to being tenured faculty in the Economics Dept. at UCBerkeley. They don't grow broccoli in Economics Departments. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:6055] Re: graffitti

1999-04-27 Thread Tom Walker
Doug wrote: before his Monica-induced spurt in popularity in 1998. Shame on you, Doug! Pen-l is not a bathroom wall. ;-) regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:6052] Re: Eisner's World (and the AFL-CIO's)

1999-04-27 Thread Tom Walker
the price. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:6049] Re: Walesa: Use Brute Force to Disarm Serbs

1999-04-27 Thread Tom Walker
Walesa replied: But as you know, the rank I acquired in the army is corporal, so this is the strategy of a corporal. However, some corporals prove to be very good commanders Any informatin on which _particular_ corporal Walesa was referring to? regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca

[PEN-L:6039] RE: (Fwd) NATO STARTED BOMBING TO HELP MILOSEVIC

1999-04-27 Thread Tom Walker
Anybody else see what I see when looking at the lines that make up the NATO logo/compass rosette/gunsight graphic on the cover of the Economist? Or do I just have a hyperactive gestalt? regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:6036] Re: April 28th: Time to Remember

1999-04-27 Thread Tom Walker
the potential for small hydroelectric plant development in norther Nicaragua. Tom W. adds: I remember. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5497] Re: Cyber Song

1999-04-19 Thread Tom Walker
e unsavory. |The places civil reason is accounted most iniquitous |Are places where you'll find me inescapably ubiquitous. |In short, all logic I reject, all taste and manners jettison |Because I am the model of a modern cyber-netizen! regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.c

[PEN-L:5509] Re: Wall St running out of steam?

1999-04-19 Thread Tom Walker
the Internationale. I can't help you with the wedding ring. I just use the damn things once and then throw them away. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5577] Re: Young Democratic Socialists position on Kosovo

1999-04-19 Thread Tom Walker
ave second thoughts and intellectually mature to the right. It's been done. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5608] Re: NATO GETTING COSY WITH RAGTAG GUERRILLA FORCE

1999-04-20 Thread Tom Walker
Brussels, the alliance's spokesman Jamie Shea noted that the Has anybody got the bio on this spook? All I'm going on is elocution. But I'd say off-hand, he's a classically trained thespian. At least with Ronald Reagan, we KNEW he was an actor all along. regards, Tom Walker http

[PEN-L:5617] Re: Young Democratic Socialists position on Kosovo

1999-04-20 Thread Tom Walker
aul Samuelson 'And was Jerusalem builded here Among these dark Satanic Mills?' -- William Blake And how's that for a post-mod assertion, ". . . as broad and empty as language itself . . ."? regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5681] Just war or Urban myth?

1999-04-21 Thread Tom Walker
gan his campaign back home a month earlier near Speyer. The reason for Emich's armies treatment of the Jews was their belief that: 'Since they were the race responsible for the death and crucifixion of Jesus, they deserved nothing better than conversion or death.'" regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5717] Re: Connecting the dots

1999-04-21 Thread Tom Walker
Doug Henwood wrote, Since the Trenchcoat Mafia acted on Hitler's birthday, and since they reportedly subscribed to some sort of Naziism, perhaps NATO should bomb Littleton before it's too late. Just to be safe, better throw in Denver and Colorado Springs. regards, Tom Walker http

[PEN-L:5777] Re: high school

1999-04-22 Thread Tom Walker
ease, Doug, next time you accidentally delete something, try to make it the Clinton and not just the quote. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5827] Spell check genie?

1999-04-23 Thread Tom Walker
Can anyone explain HOW the spell checker relentlessly tells the truth about peoples' names? I just checked the piece I'm writing on the lump-of-labour and the neo-classical "social welfare function" and the spell checker advised me that Samuelson was SHAMELESS. regards, Tom W

[PEN-L:5837] The Courage of Tony Blair

1999-04-23 Thread Tom Walker
Yeltsin, the Russian president. In a clear attempt to steel members of the Nato alliance for a long military campaign - and a possible offensive by ground troops - Mr Blair said: "Success is the only exit strategy I am prepared to consider." regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5838] BALKANS (fwd)

1999-04-23 Thread Tom Walker
nformation in english, read only) [EMAIL PROTECTED](discussion, read/write, lecture/ecriture) Gestionnaire de la liste: F. Sauterey [EMAIL PROTECTED] regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5844] How Iatrogenic Economics Killed the Standard of Living

1999-04-23 Thread Tom Walker
he patient gets sicker and sicker. continued at http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/satanic.htm regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5903] oyster-sized

1999-04-25 Thread Tom Walker
in which the oysters' role was to "come along for the ride" (but never to return) -- The Walras and the Carpenter. Here's your essay assignment, worth 60 points, topic: compare and contrast "marginal irritation" and the "oyster theory of value". regards, Tom Walker

[PEN-L:5910] Polemic and moderation

1999-04-25 Thread Tom Walker
Barone/Bergson/Samuelson type social welfare function, so its complex nature needs to be forgotten about. This mathematically convenient amnesia is, on the other hand, literally a matter of life and death, which is why I talk about "KILLING the standard of LIVING". So, I suppose I could plea "se

[PEN-L:5935] Re: How Iatrogenic Economics Killed the Standard of Living

1999-04-25 Thread Tom Walker
opposite result -- as did JMC. Shorter hours reduces the "quasi-fixed" costs! There only "fixed" ceteris paribus! And ceteris doesn't paribus. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5938] Re: Brad De Long on working hours

1999-04-25 Thread Tom Walker
of labour. But the most curious is that economists aren't particularly curious about those curious things. Curiouser and curiouser. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:6028] Re: Stiglitz Bites Bullet: Poverty Increasing

1999-04-27 Thread Tom Walker
ome substantially in excess of the rise in population." My entire argument can be summarized as being about the radical, fundamental, irreconcilable incompatibility between Marx's "preliminary condition for improvement and emancipation" and Lange's (and, by extension, Samuelson's) "essential of planning economic development". (see: http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/satanic.htm for more on "my entire argument") regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5949] Re: Polemic and moderation

1999-04-26 Thread Tom Walker
work etc. etc. etc. My point was not that "all work is pleasant". It was that "most work *may* be pleasant for a *limited* time". Alls and nones lead to a cul-de-sac of abstraction. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5905] Re: How Iatrogenic Economics Killed the Standard of Living

1999-04-25 Thread Tom Walker
lly, for the same reasons why the opposite problem of motivating couch potatoes to do something useful with their lives will be unsolved. It is just too hard to change people's preferences - though, on the other front, Madison Avenue seems pretty good at that. Sincerely, [Name withheld] regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5881] Re: Jim Devine on the Media and Golf

1999-04-24 Thread Tom Walker
chemicals to treat the cancers that their pesticide chemicals cause. That's C[ancer]pitalism! regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5756] Canadian Anschluss

1999-04-22 Thread Tom Walker
back in the U.S.A. and I didn't even have to leave Vancouver. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5694] RE: Exchange with Michael Tomasky

1999-04-21 Thread Tom Walker
Max Sawicky wrote, Now now. How can I be a totalitarian? I can't even compel my colleagues at EPI to buy my line on Social Security. Max, Get a grip. No matter how much you may personally identify with the oppressor, you're not the political system. regards, Tom Walker http

[PEN-L:5690] Re: Clinton on Violence/Is he listening to himself?

1999-04-21 Thread Tom Walker
d it ain't even noon yet (on the westcoast, at least). regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5689] RE: Exchange with Michael Tomasky

1999-04-21 Thread Tom Walker
t;waste of time"? regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5679] Connecting the dots

1999-04-21 Thread Tom Walker
pologetics. It doesn't require conspiracy theory or a paranoid fantasy of causality to realize that there is a political economy that binds the two event horizons. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5675] Copy of Rambouillet Accord--important {fwd}

1999-04-21 Thread Tom Walker
rthy of reading the rest. I hope people will obtain and read the initial document for themselves, and pass this message on as widely as possible. In addition to informational and mobilizing efforts, I would write a personal note above this and send it to your political officials and newsmedia. In solidarity-- Kim Scipes US Marine Corps, 1969-1973 regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5674] Re: Exchange with Michael Tomasky

1999-04-21 Thread Tom Walker
the secret nevertheless prevented x + n deaths because of the strategic advantage of breaking the intelligence code. Maybe the allied honchos were right, I don't know. But does such a convoluted strategic calculus constitute a "simple rejoinder"? regards, Tom Walker http://ww

[PEN-L:5657] Re: From Jim Craven

1999-04-20 Thread Tom Walker
since Bergson ain't worth the trees they murdered to print the lousy journals on. Dumb fuck. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:5556] Re: How the Left repeats simplistic analogies

1999-04-19 Thread Tom Walker
Louis Proyect wrote: Tom Walker Louis, who opposes the bombing and Nathan, who supports the bombing, have an equal right to their impotence, their mounting sense of their impotence, their impatience with each other's points of view resulting from their impotence and so on. So what? I resent

[PEN-L:5552] Re: How the Left repeats simplistic analogies

1999-04-19 Thread Tom Walker
m have still NEVER been "respectfully engaged" by the government that threatened to imprison me for as much as five years. I heard someone say the stated purpose of the bombing was to establish NATO's "credibility". Where have I heard that word before? And what's the difference

[PEN-L:4765] Teaching Chapman's theory?

1999-04-02 Thread Tom Walker
. There is very little that needs to be added to the conclusions of these authorities." -- John R. Hicks, 1932, _The Theory of Wages_. Chapter 5, Individual supply of labour, p. 104n. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:4673] Re: military Keynesianism II

1999-03-31 Thread Tom Walker
mist of some note in wartime Washington, to become dean of the School of Business and Economics to accomplish the purpose. Bowen offered me a professorship, and I moved to Urbana in 1948. In the 1949-50 school year he asked me to become chairman of the Economics Department." regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:4659] Re: military Keynesianism

1999-03-30 Thread Tom Walker
conomic theory. Today, the conventional wisdom scoffs at any suggestion that increased output doesn't necessarily lead to increased welfare. Say hello to the new war, same as the old war. It's the economy, stupid. regards, Tom Walker http://www.vcn.bc.ca/timework/covenant.htm

[PEN-L:12269] Re: Slurs

1997-09-11 Thread Tom Walker
Ho hum. Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C., CANADA [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 688-8296 ^^^ The TimeWork Web: HTTP://WWW.VCN.BC.CA/TIMEWORK/

[PEN-L:12224] Re: AFIT Call for Participants

1997-09-09 Thread Tom Walker
Ave. Pomona, CA 91768-4070, USA Telephone: 909-869-3850 FAX: 909-869-6987 e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]  Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C., CANADA [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 688-8296

[PEN-L:12156] Re: Can You Top This

1997-09-05 Thread Tom Walker
Max Sawicky wrote, shagging debutantes. The bottom line is they can't stand to think about their own lives and the real problems of the mundane world, so they are drawn to fantasy. I couldn't agree more. And I'd gladly pay to see a jacquerie. Or a purple cow? Regards, Tom Walker

[PEN-L:12140] Re: Can You Top This

1997-09-05 Thread Tom Walker
can say yes. What seems to be happening is that "the people" are choosing their next king, King William, that is. The current designated successor to the throne is being discretely "chucked out", if you'll pardon the expression. T

[PEN-L:12076] Re: Greenspan on Govt. Intervention in Markets

1997-09-01 Thread Tom Walker
Max Sawicky wrote, It's true that policy tools and policy goals go together "to some non-trivial extent". . . . True but too general. That was precisely my point. I'm glad we agree. Or were your arguing with the elipsis? Regards,

[PEN-L:12077] Re: radio

1997-09-01 Thread Tom Walker
Mao's dictum, "the worse, the better" doesn't follow. Wasn't Mao referring to the Andy Warhol print? Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C., CANADA [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604

[PEN-L:12069] Re: Greenspan on Govt. Intervention in Markets

1997-09-01 Thread Tom Walker
incidently, community mental health also appealled to neo-conservatives as a way to offload the provision of government services to people. The recent "comp-time" proposals from the Republicans is another example of a policy tool that can be used to

[PEN-L:12062] Re: Greenspan on Govt. Intervention in Markets

1997-09-01 Thread Tom Walker
r head when you read my messages. Gold standard, my foot. Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C., CANADA [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 688-8296 ^^^ Th

[PEN-L:12040] Re: taxes

1997-08-29 Thread Tom Walker
Michael Perelman wrote, Check out the new article in Slate on taxes. Why? and How? Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C., CANADA [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 688-8296

[PEN-L:10640] Re: Reply To Tom

1997-06-06 Thread Tom Walker
mably about "concrete empowerment") could have more to do with its irrelevancy than its urgency. In closing you ask, "How can workers limit the working day if there aren't even any mechanisms in society which put them in a position to begin making meaningful decisions?" Forgive me

[PEN-L:10662] Correction

1997-06-07 Thread Tom Walker
of Chapter 17: "Simultaneous variations in the duration, productiveness and intensity of labour." Thanks to Colin Danby for discretely bringing this mistake to my attensshhunn. Regards, Tom Walker ^^ knoW Ware Comm

[PEN-L:10670] Re: Limit the Working Day?

1997-06-08 Thread Tom Walker
iting the working day, I encourage him to develop those arguments. As Colin said, "There are a lot of possible stories." I've already decided what kinds of stories I believe are going to be fruitful. Regards, Tom Walker

[PEN-L:10671] Re: Limit the Working Day? *$50 PRIZE!*

1997-06-08 Thread Tom Walker
$50 prize for the first right answer. ;-) Regards, Tom Walker ^^ knoW Ware Communications | Vancouver, B.C., CANADA | "Though I may be sent to Hell for it, [EMAIL PROTECTED] | such a God will never command my resp

[PEN-L:10676] Re: Limit the working day

1997-06-08 Thread Tom Walker
is produced for one class by the conversion of the whole lifetime of the masses into labour-time." Regards, Tom Walker ^^ knoW Ware Communications | Vancouver, B.C., CANADA | "Though I may be sent to Hell for it, [EM

[PEN-L:10687] Re: Limit the working day

1997-06-08 Thread Tom Walker
t; me in explicating it. But nowhere have you risked your own opinions other than stating your assumptions about what is and isn't "economic" and what are or aren't the predictable outcomes of this or that change in the length of the worki

[PEN-L:10718] Re: Limit the working day

1997-06-10 Thread Tom Walker
work time, they could conceivably be "economically worse off" in the very narrow sense of receiving a lower annual income. Regards, Tom Walker ^^ knoW Ware Communications | Vancouver, B.C., CANADA | "Though I ma

[PEN-L:10719] the labour horde

1997-06-10 Thread Tom Walker
Of course I meant to say *hoarding* labour in my previous post, not hording labour. Regards, Tom Walker ^^ knoW Ware Communications | Vancouver, B.C., CANADA | "Though I may be sent to Hell for it, [EMAIL PROT

[PEN-L:10732] Re: It's Good News Week! (long)

1997-06-10 Thread Tom Walker
Well, put aside the gloom and fasten your seat belts. . . Every time it rains, it rains pennies from heaven (or is that just a pr hack pissing out the 2nd floor window?). Regards, Tom Walker ^^ knoW Ware Communications

[PEN-L:10756] Amster-demo (fwd)

1997-06-11 Thread Tom Walker
le between corporations rather than the beginning of a new, more just and free, all-encompassing and self-organised social dynamic. - Citizenship income - Social economy, activities useful to the collectivity, communitarian cooperation - generalised reduction of social labour time: these are

[PEN-L:10767] Re: Limit the Working Day? *$50 PRIZE!*

1997-06-11 Thread Tom Walker
day after the workday has been reduced to seven hours. If that is the case, there is no need to hire any additional employees. tom wood Not exactly, the example _deduces_ that the employees still work nine hours a day after the reduction of the legal limit, but it doesn't assume it. Regards,

[PEN-L:10848] Re: Juliet Schor on Consumerism

1997-06-16 Thread Tom Walker
worked) is thus "good" because it stubbornly refuses to see things as the employer sees them. This is like saying the best way to win a debate is to feign incomprehension of the opponent's argument. Regards, Tom Walker ^^ k

[PEN-L:10850] Re: *FALSE AND DANGEROUS RUMOURS

1997-06-16 Thread Tom Walker
) -- and didn't want to be passing on false rumors. I presume you were carrying your poetic driver's license, Blair. Regards, Tom Walker ^^ knoW Ware Communications | Vancouver, B.C., CANADA | "Though I may be sent to

[PEN-L:10958] B.C. Jobs and Timber Accord

1997-06-20 Thread Tom Walker
for displaced forest workers hired. 4.The target for jobs under alternative work arrangements is 3,000 and the Government s funding commitment to its involvement in these arrangements is up to $20 million. Regards, Tom Walker

[PEN-L:11308] Re: poetry as econometrics

1997-07-16 Thread Tom Walker
al structure leads me directly from the executive summary to the corresponding analysis in the conclusion and from there to the relevent sections in the reviews of Dahlby's and Hamermesh's work. In other words, it saves time. Ben Franklin said, "Time is money". Wallace Stevens said, &quo

[PEN-L:11315] Re: econometrics as poetry

1997-07-16 Thread Tom Walker
poetry predates prose. Perhaps the joke on Moliere's bourgeois gentilhomme is that he was speaking prose all along when he should have been speaking *dialogue*. Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C.,

[PEN-L:11906] The Rainbow and the Prodigal Son

1997-08-20 Thread Tom Walker
g fact. Or to remember what Brecht said about the "happy end". Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C., CANADA [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 688-8296 ^^^ The TimeWork Web: HTTP://WWW.VCN.BC.CA/TIMEWORK/

[PEN-L:11460] Work and Overwork on Cross Country Checkup

1997-07-26 Thread Tom Walker
BC website at: http://www.radio.cbc.ca/ Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C., CANADA [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 688-8296 ^^^ The TimeWork Web: HTTP://WWW.VCN.BC.CA/TIMEWORK/

[PEN-L:11517] Re: welfare and work

1997-07-29 Thread Tom Walker
(with the exception, of course, of 'child labour')? Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C., CANADA [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 688-8296 ^^^ The TimeWork Web: HTTP

[PEN-L:11892] Re: Risk and Unequal Opportunity under cap

1997-08-19 Thread Tom Walker
s with respect to certain choices; (3) their behavior is deliberate and not readily reversed upon reflection; (4) certain patterns of 'violating' behavior can be distinguished and described in terms of a specified decision rule." Can you

[PEN-L:11593] Re: Work Time

1997-08-04 Thread Tom Walker
ove the economic unsoundness of reducing work time. What Ehrenberg demonstrated in the early 1970s, however, was more limited and precise. He demonstrated the potential adverse effects of simply modifying the overtime provision of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. 5. I could

[PEN-L:11594] A Level Playing Field in Working Hours

1997-08-04 Thread Tom Walker
f the next century, the private-sector alternative is likely to be inequitable and inefficient by comparison. However, people do need some sense of security in their lives, and the social insurance role of government requires a strong public de

[PEN-L:11655] re: the Beats

1997-08-07 Thread Tom Walker
er of something other than the sheer all-consuming boredom of tv re-runs, commercials and back-to-school sales. Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C.,

[PEN-L:11868] Re: Risk and Unequal Opportunity under cap

1997-08-18 Thread Tom Walker
on has gone entirely unheralded. To my knowledge, NO ONE except myself has ever even drawn attention to the connection between Ellsberg's dissertation topic and his action in outing the Pentagon Papers. Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Comm

[PEN-L:11869] UPS strike web page

1997-08-18 Thread Tom Walker
ed report by Carolyn Robinson, a member of the eamsters national bargaining commitee has also been posted. Boston has passed a Living Wage Ordinance. See the details in the article on the Living Wage page. Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW

[PEN-L:11887] Re: Risk and Unequal Opportunity under cap

1997-08-19 Thread Tom Walker
nd precisely those dimensions -- what used to be known as "democracy". Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C., CANADA [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 688-8296 ^^^ The TimeWork Web: HTTP://WWW.VCN.BC.CA/TIMEWORK/

[PEN-L:11615] Re: William S. Burroughs

1997-08-05 Thread Tom Walker
i might also say that burroughs was a pretty poor father. Not to mention a notoriously bad shot as a husband. Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C., CANADA [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 688-8296

[PEN-L:11592] Re: William S. Burroughs

1997-08-04 Thread Tom Walker
Max Sawicky blanked, way. So do The Sheltering Sky and Barfly (by and about Paul Bowles and another beat whose name I'm blanking on). That would be Charles Bukowski (y?). Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver

[PEN-L:11532] Clone of Owen

1997-07-30 Thread Tom Walker
tautological gem -- I mean that sincerely. Fitzgerald takes pains to point out each of the many constraining assumptions he makes. The careful reader will learn from Fitzgerald's painstaking demonstration that, all other things being equal, 12.5 = 12.5 (see Table 7, column 1). I beli

[PEN-L:11408] re: abduction

1997-07-23 Thread Tom Walker
ever heard of induct tape, deduct tape or abduct tape, anyway? Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware Communications Vancouver, B.C., CANADA [EMAIL PROTECTED] (604) 688-8296 ^^^ Th

[PEN-L:11314] Re: Industry Canada on payroll taxes

1997-07-16 Thread Tom Walker
My apologies for sending out an address with an error in it. The correct address for the Payroll Taxation and Employment paper by Joni Baran is: http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/SSG/ra01275e.html Regards, Tom Walker ^^^ knoW Ware

[PEN-L:11273] Re:econometrics and all that

1997-07-14 Thread Tom Walker
committing a similar reduction, poetry is "about how language works" and thus can be as much about testing hypotheses -- including econometric models -- as any other model building or empirical work. Have a look at Max Black's _Models and Meta

[PEN-L:11266] Re: bingo

1997-07-14 Thread Tom Walker
The only question that matters is "will it sell books?" After reading Isaac's vitriol, I'd rush out to buy a copy of Wall Street (if I didn't already have one on order). PAUL J. ISAAC considers himself a Wall Streeter. Regards,

[PEN-L:10938] Re: re: re: re: religion

1997-06-19 Thread Tom Walker
rejoin the dialogue as it continues in heaven. kid: why not? God: You wanna bet? Regards, Tom Walker ^^ knoW Ware Communications | Vancouver, B.C., CANADA | "Though I may be sent to Hell for it, [EMAIL PROTECTED]

[PEN-L:10887] Re: Jospin's compromise

1997-06-17 Thread Tom Walker
gh-paying, high-skilled knowledge sector jobs. Mr. Jospin was elected on a platform of promising to create 700,000 jobs, Only 699,992 to go! Mr. Jospin will never get a job as a professional wrestler. He dives to the mat before the opening bell

[PEN-L:10882] Re: religion

1997-06-17 Thread Tom Walker
alism. I'm particularly fond of his image of the chess playing automaton, historical materialism, who wins every match because hidden within is a hunchback dwarf, theology, who is now wizened and must stay out of sight. Regards, Tom Walker ^

[PEN-L:10849] ***$50 PRIZE UNCLAIMED!***

1997-06-16 Thread Tom Walker
of the employer to act unilaterally in implementing a newly legislated seven-hour day. It is inconguous, however, that such legislation could ever be adopted where labour's power was so weak. Regards, Tom Walker ^^ knoW Ware

[PEN-L:10754] Re: BLS Daily Report/work week

1997-06-11 Thread Tom Walker
eople feel that they are working even longer hours than they are; and 3. people feel that the "right answer" is to report even longer hours than they feel they are working. My guess? Something like: 1. 46 2. 48 3. 50 Anyway, so much for the 40 hour week. R

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