In one state where I lived there were 2 med schools. One accepted 1 of
every 2 applicants [not the university where I was [:)}].
Bill
On Sun, 14 Dec 2003 15:54:48 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
accreditation is a thorny issue.
It is nice to see the diplomas on the wall (of doctor, lawyer,
Ed,
I feel that these air strikes [damn the consequences] are going on because
of desperation by Bush to find al-qa'ida and taliban folk to show some progress
there since the news isn't very good.
Bill
On Wed, 10 Dec 2003 08:54:10 -0500 "Ed Weick" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just a short
Keith,
Great stuff and a productive life.
BTW, did you get an additional pension each time you retired?
Bill
On Tue, 09 Dec 2003 14:57:14 + Keith Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Hi Frank,Here's stuff for my biography page. I've probably left
something out -- I always do -- then
Lawry,
I must admit I haven't yet read Keith's stuff but am going through a book
by my old College Advisor, Caesar Farah, called Islam and a bunch of
stuff is coming back.
The thing that Sunni's get Shia'as for is multiple gods which is the same
thing they get Christians for [believing
Arthur,
Re "Put Christ back in Christmas
movement"
Jesus was a socialist. He wouldn't be very popular
in the Bush administration.
Also, probably Gay, the Anglicans probably wouldn't
care much for him either.
Bill
On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 14:20:36 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It
Harry, you are correct if you consider ever divorced, viz:
Young Adults Were Postponing
Marriage
_
The proportion of
divorced persons increased markedly at
the national level in
recent decades, but the increases were
not the same for all
areas of the country. In fact, by 1990,
sharp
Harry,
If you look at the percentage of new marriages in 1997 that end in divorce,
the figure according to US stats, is 50%.. http://www.divorcemag.com/statistics/statsUS.shtml
(2000 except where
noted)
Marriage
Divorce:
Total
Harry, you are defining prevalence of divorce but most are more interested
in incidence of divorce which would be the 50% in your definition. The fact that
someone may get divorced three times out of three and someone never gets
divorced would give a divorce rate of 75% but again, only half
Keith,
I heard the argument this morning that this was actually a plus for Bush
since his position is well known and Democratic candidates risk losing support
no matter what position they take.
Bill
On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 10:36:15 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Great posting.
Most
Keith,
You wrote:
It is possible that the
events in Iraq are the cause of the weaker
dollarthat has occurred in
the last day or two and that this is thebeginning ofa
big slide -- much overdue, of
course, in view of the trillion
dollartrade deficit
A cheaper dollar has been the policy
Keith,
Nice analysis. Re your comments here:
Shias, however, if suitably
armed could probably get on top of the Sunni and radical terrorists
straightaway and could probably find
Saddam fairly quickly.
You are right. There are no secrets in the Arab world.
Bill
On Tue, 11 Nov 2003
Mexican friends of mine ask me if I have ever been to Mexico. I tell them
that I lived in 'Occupied' Mexico for about 7 years - Los Angeles. We stole it
from Mexico. It is the second largest Mexican city in the World, and Spanish was
the language of the land long before English. Why didn't
Karen,
The link below talks about a multiplier effect of 1.8 but it is attempting
to promote a military program in Hawaii:
http://www.globalsecurity.org/org/news/2003/030728-cv01.htm
Here is one by a Muslim and a Jewish writer who argue that military
expenditure actually has a negative
Keith,
On this, I think that Bush is in for the long haul. He is making very
unpopular moves in the US by calling up more military reserves. It
appears that he intends to reduce the size of the troops and bring Iraqis
on board in large numbers. This is what he should have done initially.
Bill
Harry,
There are some folks who feel that our support for Saddam was a bit more
than Go to it, buster!
viz:
http://citizensnotspectators.org/archives/70.html
Bill
On Fri, 7 Nov 2003 15:59:33 -0800 Harry Pollard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Keith,
Much speculation, as
Ed, you wrote:
Send the bastard to Syria.
They'll know how to look after him.
What this suggests is that there is closer collaboration between the Bush
Administration and Syria than had been thought.
Bill
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003 08:06:28 -0500 "Ed Weick" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It is
I wonder how much of the US growth was military driven.
Bill
On Thu, 06 Nov 2003 16:56:31 + Keith Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Bill,At 08:42 06/11/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Keith,I have a small
import business and track shipping rates. Shipping ratesrecently have
doubled,
I was just now listening to News World International and Anthony Cordesman
was the guest. Talk was on Saudi Arabia and terrorism. Cordesman seemed to have
a good picture of what was going on. He is listed as an ABC consultant but I
have never seen him on the air before nor knew of him.
Tit for tat
PRESIDENT PUTIN: RUSSIA RESERVES THE RIGHT TO
PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKES
YEKATERINBURG, October 9 (RIA Novosti) - Russia reserves the right to
pre-emptive strikes if such a practice remains in the world, Russian president
Vladimir Putin said during the inter-state Russian-German
Just hit um with a fan club.
Bill
On Mon, 3 Nov 2003 18:50:31 -0500 "Ed Weick" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ray tells me that what did Merton in was a fan, not a
toaster. Fans can be deadly when they turn against you.
Ed
- Original Message -
From: "Brad McCormick,
Quranically, thereis to be a 2.5% tax on all assets annually
[zakat].
Bill
On Sun, 2 Nov 2003 10:58:51 -0500 "Ray Evans Harrell" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With the exception of the military, roads and
education what do they tax for in Islamic countries?
Here in the US we have a very
Keith,
Here is a bit more by Baram
Bill
An Analysis of Iraqi WMD Strategy by
Amatzia Baram
Although the details of Iraqi efforts to acquire weapons
of mass destruction (WMD) have been well-documented, a debate continues over the
precise nature of Iraqi WMD strategy. While Iraqi
Karen,
Even when Iraqi oil comes online in significant amounts, prices will go up
world wide. This means that Iraq should be able to raise prices. It also might
mean that it would be in Iraq's best interest not to overproduce as was the case
in Nigeria.
I have been waiting for China's
Karen,
You wrote:
Even if they don't believe it in a strict scriptural sense, many
Christians--led by preachers
such asFranklin Graham--see Islam as a problematic faith, at best. Firing
Boykin would,
in
these eyes, be seen as a capitulation.
Another
point to remember is that
Karen,
If I had sent you a slide showing the state of the Israeli economy, it
would have pretty much been an upside down version of the numbers of deaths.
Israelis are suffering, Israeli Arabs even more, and the Palestinian Arabs still
more.
The link below is from the BBC:
*Political
Chris,
You are very correct. There is also a very close interrelationship
between the arms industries in Israel and the US. You might say that the
two are codependent. This is a bit like the interlink in the diamond
industry between Israel and South Africa in the past.
Bill
On Thu, 23 Oct 2003
You all may be getting this:
===
THE DAILY MIS-LEAD
http://daily.misleader.org/ctt.asp?u=1270034l=6795
===
WITH U.S. TROOPS STILL IN THE MIDEAST, PRIVATE FIRMS MUST GUARD MILITARY
BASES AT HOME
One of George Bush Jr.'s campaign promises
Keith,
Although I sympathize with your loss [and my guess, the loss of subscribers
and future subscribers], quadrupling the price of oil may have been a good thing
because it slowed oil's depletion and forced people to become more conserving.
We probably need to quadruple it again to get
Mahathir was at his best/worst this week. He ousted his very popular vice
president for supposed homosexuality. I feel that Muslim leaders should stand up
and condemn this man. He should be driven from office. His comments hurt Muslims
more than they do Jews. Islam considers Jews to be
What is interesting is that it would cost Iraqis themselves 10-20% of what
it will cost Halliburton and Bechtel to rebuild Iraq with the $20 billion. In
other words, we want to stick the Iraqis with at least half of the $20 billion
when the value of the work to be done is maybe $2-4 billion.
Pete,
For your reading enjoyment:
http://www.nwenergy.org/news/pressrelease/970902_pr.html
http://www.cyberlearn.com/rrwpps.htm
http://feinstein.senate.gov/03Releases/r-nuclear.htm
http://archive.pulp.tc/Saleof_plants42301.pdf
Bill
On Thu, 16 Oct 2003
Harry, I'm not sure whom you mean by 'one' but it isn't me.
Bill
If one is rich enough, he does nothing.
On Thu, 16 Oct 2003 11:58:31 -0700 Harry Pollard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bill,
The best thing for us is to see jobs move there.
If one is rich enough, he does nothing. Everything
My guess is that a certain percentage of these monies are to be used for
covert activities.
Bill
On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 18:42:18 -0700 "Karen Watters Cole" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Im filing
this one under my Pax Americana folder, not my Iraq folder. It seems to
contradict what I
Karen,
My son completed the Navy Nuke program and said that there might have been
7 suicides in the program. Some of these are single vehicle accidents.
Motorcycles were a common means.
Bill
On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 17:26:55 -0700 "Karen Watters Cole" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Army Is
Ray,
You need to explain that one to me.
Bill
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003 22:40:28 -0400 "Ray Evans Harrell" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
No, but I suspect Clinton was
Schubert.
REH
- Original Message -
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Keith,
I have been anti-nuclear [or'nucular' as dubbya says] for many years
and bombarded my son with literature when he became a Navy Nuke. He now agrees
with me. The most compelling issue, however, re:
If nuclear power is so
wonderful why aren't countries falling
over themselves
Keith,
I believe that this already has been accomplished:
Oh, and another thing I forgot!
We might also see a possible mutiny of American troops at almost
any stage from now onwards when they
refuse to go out on patrol except in tanks.
The Israelis have been doing this for years. I
Keith,
Your words also characterize Bill Clinton:
Perhaps we overlooked the
warning signs. It is, after all, nine years ago this month that Mr. Blair
took over a party he never pretended
to like
Some say that Clinton was the best Republican president we have had in a
while.
Bill
What is interesting is that this is the normal
relationship much of the time since a tightening job market threatens higher
labor costs.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=storycid=1471ncid=1471e=5u=/ibd/20031008/bs_ibd_ibd/2003108feature
Bill
Dollar Continues Its Slide As Twin U.S.
Ray,
I'll grant you that. There ain't no Bachs in US politics.
Bill
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003 17:35:02 -0400 "Ray Evans Harrell" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Bill,
Just because a bunch of mediocrities use the c
-Major scale doesn't make them Bach.
REH
- Original Message
Lawry,
Good summary.
Bill
On Tue, 7 Oct 2003 09:10:57 -0400 "Lawrence DeBivort" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes,
the British Empire created many conflicts for local peoples around the world.
To those already mentioned, we can add Cyprus, Kenya, and
India/Pakistan/Kashmir, and
Arthur,
I don't disagree a whole lot with Pipes' conclusions and feel that
Saddaam's controlhad to be eliminated in order for Iraqis to have a
future. The WMD stuff either shows dishonesty or poor intelligence or
both.
I was pretty sure that Bush and Co. would make a mess of it due to
Karen,
I am not sure what I feel about recalls but do feel that there needs to be
a process for removing the totally incompetent and the dangerous. I would like
to have capability for removing a large number of Bush advisors.
Bill
On Sun, 5 Oct 2003 20:35:43 -0700 "Karen Watters Cole"
If there is any truth in the stuff below, this wuold mean that planning may
have happened before 9/11. One would have thought this this might have reduced
the incompetence due to a longer planning pipeline.
Bill
October 6, 2003 | Daily Mislead
Archive
Bush's Decision to Invade Iraq
Keith, re
As for Bush, I would have
thought that the Republicans will be actively looking for another
Presidential
candidate.unlike the UK,
the president in the US is the head of the party and controls its
resources. This greatly reduces the potential for a coop. US voters are
Keith,
as indeed the English did
in the case of the Welsh and the Scots -- until some minimal common
culturearises.
[how truly common!]
The irony is that these English are the same ones who gave us the
Israel/Palestine problem and current-
day Iraqi. I am for giving the Shi'a a shot.
Ray,
Here is a link to the court case that some Colombians are raising against
Drummond Corporation. We [US corps] may be collaborating with right wing death
squads agains.
Bill
On Mon, 6 Oct 2003 14:02:14 -0400 "Ray Evans Harrell" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It doesn't hurt to remember
I feel that
Davis' stubbornness and unwillingness to drop out has hurt Bustamante who has
not been able to campaign normally. Davis did not create the problems but has
done nothing to fix them and is likely to turn California into a Republican
bastion for some time weakening Democratic
Chris, re
One day, a drunk truck driver of that company causes a head-on
crash in
the Alps' longest tunnel, by swerving to the left lane, crashing
into an
oncoming truck. The resulting fire (burning tires and plastics)
in the
long tunnel causes many deaths and
Keith, re
Let's play a game of trust. I give you £10. The rules of the game
are that
you can keep it, or give it away to an anonymous person whom you
will never
meet. If you decide to do that, the money will be quadrupled to
£40. Then
your anonymous beneficiary
Ed,
Not according to Irish Travellers. A lot of them moved to the States and
became politicians.
http://www.travellersrest.org/
There are things that simply cannot be amended or fixed.
Ed
Bill
Interesting!
Bill
*
October 1, 2003 | Daily Mislead
Archive
Bush Jr.'s Failure to Heed Advice of Bush Sr. Traps U. S. Forces in Iraq for
Foreseeable FutureOn Tuesday members of the Iraqi Governing Council
contradicted Secretary
Norman,
Do you feel that he is just being a supportive father or that he is working
behind the scenes to finish an agenda of his own?
Bill
On Wed, 01 Oct 2003 12:32:40 -0700 "Norman DeBrus" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Of course, Sr. understands it is necessary to portray Jr. as being
Arthur,
While I feel Said is a great man, I also feel the same way about Yizhak
Rabin and feel that Ehud Barak could have dome great things if not undermined by
Ariel Sharon.
Here are some of Said's comments:
He [Abba Eban] earned rare
praise from Edward Said, who even described him as
Ray,
I just watched a documentary called "A Place Called Chiapas". It gives a
flavor of what you talk about.
http://www.globalexchange.org/countries/mexico/resources/Background.pdf
When "the Arnold" said that he, as an immigrant, understood the plight of
Mexicans, what he failed to
Arthur,
Thanks for sharing.
Of course, when the author of the piece wrote: "Mr. Said, who died last
week, will go down in history for having practically invented the intellectual
argument for Muslim rage", he failed to mention that Dr. Said was a Christian.
A fact that is often
What a disconnect.
I just finished watching Jim Lehrer's show which featured a member of the
Iraqi National Council, Adnan Pachachi, and plans for putting in place a
constitution and the holding of elections. The gentleman was very well spoken,
obviously a solid thinker.
Then the show
Chris,
I feel that IQ is very much environmentally determined. A lot of Israelis
came from impoverished backgrounds in impoverished countries. Also, with
my Palestinian bias, I feel that a constant state of war must have a
tremendous effect on intelligence motivation. I am sure that you would
Selma,
How do we place jobs that accelerate the pollution of the environment such
as the 'cancer alley' chemical plants on the Mississippi above New Orleans? You
wrote below
No one
on this list seems to understand the implicit contract between
business
and the Americangovernment to
Re workload, increased productivity, and job losses, I forget if anyone
had addressed the issue that a majority of the 2 million jobs lost in the
recent past will likely be permanent:
http://www.cofc.org/Discussions/D-Elections/Election-2004/economic_crisis
_and_politics__by.htm
Bill
Of course the prez, each time he looked at Nancy, asked 'who is this good
looking woman'?
Bill
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Keith,
I thank you for the enclosed article. It seems well written. The
paragraph below is also quite accurate:
Trade and freedom go hand in hand. In the 15th century the Muslim
Middle
East was not only as economically developed as Europe but was
also a
vigorous liberal
Anybody know much about these huys?
http://www.ourfuture.org/institute/
Bill
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Harry,
If you equate 'driving time' with 'land-value tax', the US may be on its
way.
In Tampa, in the 90's, there was an incredible residential building boom
in North Tampa, new Tampa, etc. We were gone from 91 to 99 and we really
didn't recognize whole sectors of those communities when we
Brad,
What most Americans are unwilling to deal with is that the era of decline
of the US [and perhaps the West in general] has begun. Bush is
accelerating it by putting up visa barriers.
In the past, having foreign students in the US generated around $45
billion per year in export
Isn't there an option of just going into hiding?
Bill
**
http://news.yahoo.com/fc?tmpl=fccid=34in=worldcat=iraq
(Reuters) - Richard Perle, a leading Pentagon adviser and architect of the
U.S. war to topple Saddam Hussein, said the
Ed,
I am in the process of reading your travelog. Thanks for making it
available.
I spent time in Jamaica teaching a couple of field courses in St.
Elizabeth in the early 90's. Early on, Jamaican villagers grew hash and
the local sheriff made sure that the wealth was equitably distributed. We
Ed,
I haven't been in Jamaica since 1991. At that point, Kingston was going
down hill but nowhere as bad as you indicate. Very sad. The University of
the West Indies campus at Mona above Kingston was still quite nice.
Thanks for the detailed notes. Very revealing.
Bill
On Sun, 24 Aug 2003
Ed,
You wrote:
However, the dialects that Cockneys, rural Jamaicans and perhaps
Quebecois
use may also be based on the fact that they don't want you, as an
outsider,
to know what they are saying.
Good point but more true for the highly educated than for the minimally
I tried to keep the participants in the villages so they wouldn't see how
painful it was for me correcting their work in the sand.
Bill
On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 12:36:19 -0400 Ed Weick [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Treasure Beach must have been painful!
Ed
- Original Message -
From:
Ed,
Thanks for the piece. Misquoting from it, "Fellow radicals, take
note."
any young
entrepreneur with enough initiative ...could start an import-export
business
My guess is that a lot of this business is drug import to the US by
Jamaican posses.
Keith,
While I agree with much of what you and Steltzer have written, there are
a few issues.
I believe that the Bushies feel that
the continuing deaths of American and British troops almost
every day
are a tolerable price to pay for their control of Iraqi oil. I don't
believe that
What is very interesting about the focus on community is that the demise
of the federal and state control over the economy as a result of
Globalization is the resurgence of the Greek City State model in the US.
The lack of tax collection by the states from Internet sales means that
products move
FYI,
Bill
By KEN
GUGGENHEIM, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON -
CIA (news
- web
sites) Director George Tenet told members of Congress a White House official
insisted that President Bush (news
- web
sites)'s State of the Union address include an assertion about Saddam
Hussein (news
FYI,
Bill
By KEN
GUGGENHEIM, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON -
CIA (news
- web
sites) Director George Tenet told members of Congress a White House official
insisted that President Bush (news
- web
sites)'s State of the Union address include an assertion about Saddam
Hussein (news
FYI,
Bill
By KEN
GUGGENHEIM, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON -
CIA (news
- web
sites) Director George Tenet told members of Congress a White House official
insisted that President Bush (news
- web
sites)'s State of the Union address include an assertion about Saddam
Hussein (news
FYI,
Bill
By KEN
GUGGENHEIM, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON -
CIA (news
- web
sites) Director George Tenet told members of Congress a White House official
insisted that President Bush (news
- web
sites)'s State of the Union address include an assertion about Saddam
Hussein (news
FYI,
Bill
By KEN
GUGGENHEIM, Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON -
CIA (news
- web
sites) Director George Tenet told members of Congress a White House official
insisted that President Bush (news
- web
sites)'s State of the Union address include an assertion about Saddam
Hussein (news
Keith,
If the US were to go bankrupt, this might be one of the best things to
happen to the world. The world cannot afford America. I truly believe
that George Bush realizes this and is doing what he can, in his power, to
reduce the drag of the US on the rest of the world.
Bill
On Tue, 15 Jul
Selma,
The question is whether or not you are a Jeb/George Bush fan.
Bill
On Wed, 9 Jul 2003 10:41:15 -0400 Selma Singer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I'm sorry to be so dense; perhaps I misread the article. My
understanding
was that this egregious situation has NOT been corrected.
Selma
FWers
While Cholera is much dreaded, it does not have to be since it can be
dealt with by constantly rehydrating a person for three or four days
[enormous manpower delays even though you do not have to use clean
salt-sugar-citrus solution].
Still, it shows the chaos that civil war can cause and
That is a lot of work to create a system that we already have implemented
here in Florida.
Bill
On Wed, 9 Jul 2003 08:57:11 -0400 Selma Singer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
- Original Message -
Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 9:11 PM
Subject: Bigger Than Watergate!
URL:
We dun gottit and it dun did its job in 2000.
On Wed, 9 Jul 2003 10:10:25 -0400 Selma Singer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Are you saying the system to cheat the voters has been implemented or
that it has been corrected?
Selma
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Selma,
Thanks for posting the article. When I first saw his comments, I assumed
that his branding of Schultz as a 'Nazi' was because he saw a Nazi
threat.
Bill
On Sun, 6 Jul 2003 18:39:13 -0400 Selma Singer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Some more frightening information.
Selma
-
But doesn't this apply to some men, too?
Brad, of course you are right. I was talking about the balance. No one
would argue that Margaret Thatcher, Indira Gandhi, and Gold Meir were
unmanly.
Bill
On Thu, 03 Jul 2003 02:04:51 -0400 Brad McCormick, Ed.D.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[EMAIL
Arthur,
Good perspective.
Bill
On Tue, 1 Jul 2003 13:01:27 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Seems to difficult to be honest with one's emotions, somewhat
empathic, and
still lie openly and freely, praise workers one day and fire them
the next.
Talk teamwork and then plunder the
Is there something inherent in capitalism that makes it antithetical to a
humane society?
Absolutely! Rape and Pillage.
The US is the top power in the world because they were able to take land
without paying for it, took Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona from Mexico
and half of California and
One reason that women might not do as well as men in a capitalistic
society is that the goals don't make any sense to them.
Bill
On Tue, 1 Jul 2003 13:27:47 -0700 Darryl and Natalia
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Selma,
I'm sure you've noticed:
for all the studies done from year to year on
My hypothesis as to why men do better at work is that men, due to their
sports and other patterns of interaction, have created nonverbal and
coded patterns of communication when doing business. I have seen
situations where negotiations on an issue have ended where both men and
women are present
Ray,
You are absolutely right. A lot of times, men skip important issues and
come to a resolution having to do with the power structure of the group
or with known vested interests. A lot of times, women realize that there
are better ways of dealing with the issue but still are unaware that the
Selma,
I certainly agree with you. Rather than expecting men to change, I feel
that there is need to set up a training program so that women will be
able to steal men's signals.
Bill
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 09:35:58 -0400 Selma Singer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There is considerable sociological
Selma,
I feel the second approach is certainly to be preferred but my guess is
that the average male businessman has similar approaches to business that
George Bush does to weaker nations.
Bill
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 13:45:23 -0400 Selma Singer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have mixed feelings
Selma,
Your letter is well written and points are well made.
My guess, however, is that Ray may feel a bit under-
appreciated in your denying that his is intimidatory
Bill
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 14:46:42 -0400 Selma Singer
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
- Original Message -
From: Keith
Keith,
Hang in there. Ray can be rough [fortunately, he usually nails me off-list
for which I am grateful]. With me, what is most upsetting is that his barbs are
usually right on. This is a great list that will be diminished with your
absence. I tell my friends that there are few places
Harry,
I agree we need a fair playing field. I have found that accepting an
African American into grad school with a GRE score 200 points lower
predicts equal quality once in school. One school I taught at always had
the files of legacies [not many Blacks, Native Americans, nor Hispanics
there]
Chris,
I certainly agree that state terrorism is the same as individual
terrorism and the country that finances it is as much at guilt as the
perpetrator.
Bill
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003 23:27:13 +0100 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Christoph Reuss)
writes:
Harry Pollard wrote:
When all is said and done,
Keith,
There is certainly a measure of truth in what you say. However, it is not
quite that simple. I did manual labor intwo settings where there was
overhead. In one, workers were members of the Teamsters' Union and in the other
it was not unionized. In the first, the day crew had
Keith,
I feel that you could argue the other way around and that they live in
the 'burbs' since that is where people who look like them live. They
commute because that is the only place they can find work that pays
enough for them to be able to live in the 'blurbs. Talk about a dumb
system.
Selma,
World Vision is far to the right of Bush but its site doesn't publicize
this view:
http://www.wvi.org/home.shtml
Bill
On Fri, 20 Jun 2003 17:43:11 -0400 Selma Singer
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I find this terrifying.
Selma
: Friday, June 20, 2003 5:22 PM
Subject: Bush
Ray,
Let me take a shot so that someone who knows will come out of hiding and
correct me.
My guess is that it means something like 'whole or complete victory.
Sieg means victory.
Bill
On Fri, 20 Jun 2003 11:50:28 -0400 Ray Evans Harrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Do you know what the actual
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