Although this test is limited in nature it shows that
the benefits of ethanol in gasoline are probably
over-rated in terms of the environment. Of course the
subsidies will help ADM and corn farmers!
To be fair it would make sense to test cars that
run on pure ethanol and gasoline.
However,
For most university presses, it's about a 1000 hardcover, which is
difficult because libraries have stopped buying everything that comes
off the presses. At places like Oxford that are supposed to make money,
the numbers are higher--probably 2500 in hardcover and 5000 in paper.
Didn't someone on
Kaveh L Afrasiabi argues that Iran's arrest of the British sailors has
worked in Iran's favor in its relation to the Arab world, Russia, and
China. -- Yoshie
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/IC30Ak03.html
Mar 30, 2007
Iran ahead of the game - for now
By Kaveh L Afrasiabi
The US is not
Louis P. writes:
Marvin wrote:
...We can continue to disagree about
whether the accomodations by the mass parties have been due to failures of
leadership, as you contend, or to the unexpected historical resiliency of
capitalism and extension of the universal franchise which have combined to
Muslims shouldn't automatically trust Marxists and vice versa. But
there's a lot to be learned from the history of productive and
counter-productive revisionisms and opportunisms of both sides, and I
hope both sides -- from Egypt to the Philippines, from India to
Lebanon to Palestine -- will
On 3/31/07, Jayson Funke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Imperial sunset?
By AIJAZ AHMAD
The Hindu
snip
The main problem, however, is that his [Hugo Chavez's]
domestic and continental projects are
highly capital-intensive and presume high and growing petrodollar incomes.
Venezuela's oil exports
what I wonder is how much comrade Lebowitz paid Chavez for the
unsolicited endorsement. ;-)
On 3/30/07, michael a. lebowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 18:02 30/03/2007, michael p. wrote:
Martin would deserve a reprimand if he had failed to notify us.
Michael Lebowitz waited for someone else
Paying, comrade! It's breaking me because ad and product placement
rates are based on audience size!
m
At 12:14 31/03/2007, you wrote:
what I wonder is how much comrade Lebowitz paid Chavez for the
unsolicited endorsement. ;-)
On 3/30/07, michael a. lebowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At
You people are so 20th century--I am currently in negotiations over who
will play me in the movie version of my book.
Marty
michael a. lebowitz wrote:
Paying, comrade! It's breaking me because ad and product placement
rates are based on audience size!
m
At 12:14 31/03/2007, you wrote:
On 3/30/07, michael a. lebowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This could run with the header, 'shameless promotion', but this interview
[taped last month] on Vancouver Co-operative Radio's Saturday morning
programme, 'Redeye' is a radio product and is available on internet:
IHT:
Op-Ed chart: Pork goes to war
Thomas Schatz
Friday, March 30, 2007
Emergency spending bills are called Christmas trees for the
unrelated ornaments that are added by members of Congress. They are
exempt from budget rules and are almost never vetoed, making them
magnets for pork.
The U.S.
On 3/30/07, Martin Hart-Landsberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At issue is whether workers are wise to support the export-led growth
models that their governments are pursing. It is not a question of whether
a particular worker gets a job, but whether the growth process really offers
workers
At around 31/3/07 12:33 pm, Martin Hart-Landsberg wrote:
You people are so 20th century--I am currently in negotiations over who
will play me in the movie version of my book.
That is so late 20th century. My hagiography is already virally planted
as a e-documentary through cross-media
At around 31/3/07 1:08 pm, Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
Most workers, intellectuals, and others on the Left in India who vote
for the CPI(M), the Congress, etc. probably do so not to celebrate the
Indian model of neoliberal capitalism but to back the lesser evil in
fear of the BJP-led right-wing
http://politics.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,,2047110,00.html
Call that humiliation?
No hoods. No electric shocks. No beatings. These Iranians clearly are
a very uncivilised bunch
Terry Jones
Saturday March 31, 2007
The Guardian
I share the outrage expressed in the British press over the
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/02/25/ngulf125.xml
UK doubles naval presence in Persian Gulf
By Damien McElroy in Manama, Bahrain
Last Updated: 1:34am GMT 26/02/2007
Britain's senior naval officer in the Persian Gulf has revealed that
Royal Navy deployments in the
On 3/31/07, ravi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At around 31/3/07 1:08 pm, Yoshie Furuhashi wrote:
Most workers, intellectuals, and others on the Left in India who vote
for the CPI(M), the Congress, etc. probably do so not to celebrate the
Indian model of neoliberal capitalism but to back the
On Mar 31, 2007, at 10:01 AM, Jim Devine wrote:
good interview. Too bad it was flawed by the interviewer's heavy
Canadian accent, which so often prevents communication with us and the
following of our or
eh?
those bastids refuse to get rid of that single-payer that makes our
health-care system look so bad!
On 3/31/07, Dan Scanlan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mar 31, 2007, at 10:01 AM, Jim Devine wrote:
good interview. Too bad it was flawed by the interviewer's heavy
Canadian accent, which so
http://www.monetary.org/
Note that [n]o enrichment is taking place at Natanz, but diplomats
accredited to the agency [International Atomic Energy Agency] said
Friday that it might start within days (Associated Press, Iran Says
It Rebuffed U.N. Because It Feared U.S. Attack, 31 March 2007,
Wasn't it recently being touted as a great sign of progress that Koreans
were taking to credit cards?
Martin Hart-Landsberg wrote:
Park Jong-kyu, a research fellow with the Korea Institute of Finance,
called on the poor households to cut down expenses to curb the growing
deficits.
He pointed
Finally, happy news. -- Yoshie
Shada Hassoun Video of Chirin Abdel Wahab Song:
http://www.lebanonlinks.com/society/video_shada_hassoun_star_academy_4.html
http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/A8DB97F3-F70D-4E15-8F2D-63158CA74788.htm
Iraqi singer wins Arab 'Pop Idol'
The celebration of credit card consumerism in Korea ended in 2003--when
the government took steps to slow down the use of credit cards
(reversing their earlier policy). Koreans were running up horrendous
debts and growing numbers were unable to pay, thereby threatening the
financial system. The
Well, my beloved Islamic Republic -- and its left Islamists -- can
come out ahead in the conflict over the UK sailors:
Ministers are preparing a compromise deal to allow Iran
to save face and release its 15 British military captives by
promising that the Royal Navy will never
At 21:54 28/03/2007, Jim wrote:
On 3/28/07, Louis Proyect [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For state capitalists or Shachtmanites, the notion of socialism from
below serves as a kind of litmus test for revolutions.
FWIW, socialism from below is a post-Schachtman view (developed by
Hal Draper, partly
Michael Lebowitz wrote:
I've never quite grasped what produced the political split between
the 'state-capitalists' and the 'bureaucratic collectivists' (eg., in
the US). I understand that there are significant differences in
interpretation but they managed to co-exist for a while, so what was
IT Execs Look Beyond India for Possible Offshore Sites
Patrick Thibodeau
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasicarticleId=287171intsrc=news_list
March 26, 2007 (Computerworld) DALLAS -- At Gartner Inc..s Outsourcing Summit
here
last week, the consulting firm said
A quick answer is that representative politics does work except some
interests are overrepresented and some underrepresented (read class and
caste politics). So when the underrepresented interests are in power,
which they are in several states and can easily bring the neoliberals in
Delhi does
Correction:
Should be: bring the neoliberals in Delhi DOWN
Anthony P. D'Costa, Professor
Comparative International Development
University of Washington
1900 Commerce Street
Tacoma, WA 98402, USA
Phone: (253) 692-4462
Fax :
The puzzle of Indian employment growth.
1. The ISI strategy did not generate employment as anticipated. The
reason is technological change and demand growth. ISI did not generate
growth either.
2. The ISI strategy created its own vested interests both within the state
and in the private
International Herald Tribune
Workers occupy Collins Aikman plant in Toronto
The Associated Press
Saturday, March 31, 2007
http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/03/31/business/NA-FIN-US-Collins---Aikman-Toronto.php
TORONTO: Disgruntled autoworkers occupied a Collins Aikman Corp.
plant on
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