My understanding was the city-dwellers tended to be for daylight savings
time since it gave them an extra hour of sunlight in the afternoon, and
farmers tended to be against because it subtracted an hour from the morning,
although this may be in disagreement with what is happening in Mexico if
two points:
1. i expect this market would correct faster than the one for computer
scientists, as some of those going into economics at the graduate level
would be enticed by these high salaries (and perhaps the pleasure of being
actively recruited). if your reason for taking an econ degree is
As a farm-boy from southern Manitoba, I can assure you that I didn't mind
daylight savings time at all. Who the hell wants to wake up at sunrise when
sunrise is 4:30 in the morning? 5:30 is far more reasonable. And, sunset
at 21:30 isn't unreasonable either.
Eric
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In a message dated 2/21/01 1:02:58 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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My understanding was the city-dwellers tended to be for daylight savings
time since it gave them an extra hour of sunlight in the afternoon, and
farmers tended to be against because it subtracted an hour
On Wed, 21 Feb 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have never understood this rationale--especially for farmers. The sun is up
as long as it is up, regardless of what we do with our clocks. What is it
that prevents farmers from getting up when the sun rises, and working til it
sets, no matter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/21/01 07:53AM
I have never understood this rationale--especially for farmers. The sun is up
as long as it is up, regardless of what we do with our clocks. What is it
that prevents farmers from getting up when the sun rises, and working til it
sets, no matter what clock
It is up there, along with a couple of glossy handouts,
john
At 09:34 AM 2/21/01 -0700, you wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/21/01 07:53AM
I have never understood this rationale--especially for farmers. The sun is up
as long as it is up, regardless of what we do with our clocks. What is it
Hello,
Here's about special laws to increase punishment if crimes are done for
"anti-capitalism" reasons.
Yann
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Theoretical Physics Web :
At the risk of belaboring the obvious, the article describes
the efforts of a critic of hate-crimes laws. He objects to laws
that hand out extra punishment if the motive was hatred of the victim's
ethnicity or religion, so to lampoon those laws he is introducing one
that punishes hatred of
