Rosetta books @ http://rosettabooks.com/pages/homepage.html
for e-books
Foreign Policy March/April issue Net Effect/Spinning History @
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/issue_janfeb_2003/neteffect.html
for some interesting websites of former leaders now online.
And from the same FP sit
‘Camp Ripper’ is set up for a long
stay. KWC
'A War of Bridges'
225,000 U.S. and British Troops Are Now
Within Striking Distance
By Susan B. Glasser
and Vernon Loeb, Washington Post Foreign Service
Sunday, March 2, 2003; Page A01
IN NORTHERN KUWAIT --
Along Highway 80, the main road
I have
a better idea. Why not have Deepak take an apartment in Baghdad and take
up permanent residence. Then let him talk about this and that
until.the dreaded knock on the door during the night.
arthur
-Original Message-From: Ray Evans Harrell
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]S
Bridging the divide
Why Canada’s compromise proposal on Iraq
makes sense
http://www.msnbc.com/news/879027.asp?0cv=CB20
Feb. 28 — The Canadians have a sensible proposal for
a compromise resolution that could lend some political legitimacy to the coming
war against Iraq. Mexico and Chil
When I was rafting, I was amazed at how simply keeping your feet in front of
you and going with the river could usually save your life short of a big
waterfall. They chucked us in the river but they made sure we could swim
and they didn't let us get past that first rapid until we could keep our
f
Guru would join Pope in front of bombs By Michael Lollar
[EMAIL PROTECTED] February 27, 2003 Deepak Chopra, the doctor
who is bringing his brand of East-meets-West philosophy to Memphis, proposed
Wednesday that the Pope, the Dalai Lama and himself serve as human shields
to avoid bombing in I
Keith, Ed, Arthur, et al,
As you know, I had intimate experience with the American system of Health
last year. I have belonged to the Kaiser Permanente System for 40 years -
insuring my whole family until they became adults. The service was very
good. I had three Day Surgeries and each time as
Raymond,
Excellent question!
First, you must understand the NewSpeak of modern economists. Thousands of
people may be dying because of lack of food - but there is no famine. Tens
of thousands may be surviving on barely enough food to exist but don't
worry folks - we don't have a famine.
As al
Karen,
A follow up on 'games'.
The reason why I am less interested in AIDS victims than AIDS, less
interested in the poor than their poverty, less interested in the homeless
than in the reasons why housing is so expensive is not because I am
heartless - even though Simon Legree had nothing on
Keith,
You ask whether the industry would have brought "nuclear power to far
higher levels of productivity, profitability or sophistication?"
Actually they have. The amount of nuclear electricity produced has gone up
in the US over the last 30 years - without new plants being built.
However,
Good points, as usual, Stephen.
The internet seems to be changing the concept of community quickly and
mostly in positive ways. But can anyone enlighten me on how this is going
to have a "profound effect on education"?
If it means that I can access a journal of creative thinking and discourse
pro
Raymond,
Excellent question!
First, you must understand the NewSpeak of modern economists. Thousands of
people may be dying because of lack of food - but there is no famine. Tens
of thousands may be surviving on barely enough food to exist but don't
worry folks - we don't have a famine.
As al
Hi Brad,
Your discourse on blogging seems basically right.
Keeping a blog sounds alot like keeping a personal journal,
but now it's on-line, full of links and commentary, and
everyone invited to look over your shoulder. Naturally, some
people's journals will be way more interesting than others.
FYI -
"Too Old to Work?" The New York Times (2 March 2003)
by Adam Cohen
http://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/02/magazine/02ALLSTATE.html
"... These days, however, age discrimination is more often
the product of broad-based company policies, like decisions
to phase out entire job categories dispropor
BLOGGING COMES TO HARVARD
Harvard University has given software developer David Winer a fellowship
and the assignment of leading the Blogs at Harvard Initiative and showing
Harvard faculty and students how to create and manage "blogs" (short
for Web logs) on subjects of their choice. Winer
Karen,
Virginia always writes pretty good things, and they are just the sort of
thing you would find - for which we must thank you. I fear that this new
direction will not so much enrich "economist's understanding" as enrich
economists.
We know that our desires are unlimited and that we'll try
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