Having been "sucker punched" into posting a hoary urban myth about the
cookie recipe, I can at least report that the recipe is virtually identical
to that on the back of the Oat Meal Box (you know who's) except for the
reference to the Hershey bar. My conspiracy bent mind suspects that the
myth is
Having been "sucker punched" into posting a hoary urban myth about the
cookie recipe, I can at least report that the recipe is virtually identical
to that on the back of the Oat Meal Box (you know who's) except for the
reference to the Hershey bar. My conspiracy bent mind suspects that the
myth is
I got the same message literally at the moment I was reading Allin's
posting. What's happening with this? It's impossible to tell what comes
from PEN-L, since the From: field gives the author's name, and the To:
field gives mine - so nowhere does PEN-L appear as the originator. And
the Reply t
I got the same message literally at the moment I was reading Allin's
posting. What's happening with this? It's impossible to tell what comes
from PEN-L, since the From: field gives the author's name, and the To:
field gives mine - so nowhere does PEN-L appear as the originator. And
the Reply t
The state is contested terrain, as the saying goes - in a democracy,
even one as flawed as ours, it's no simple tool of the bourgeoisie by any
means. But the balance of forces within the state generally reflects the
balance of forces in society, and right now the balance of forces is
decidedly
The state is contested terrain, as the saying goes - in a democracy,
even one as flawed as ours, it's no simple tool of the bourgeoisie by any
means. But the balance of forces within the state generally reflects the
balance of forces in society, and right now the balance of forces is
decidedly
Following up on my "pen and pine" posting of about a week ago, here
is another quirk of the current PEN system. Today I received the following:
Date: Wed, 23 Mar 1994 15:17:44 -0500 (EST)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Invalid address
This address is no longer v
Following up on my "pen and pine" posting of about a week ago, here
is another quirk of the current PEN system. Today I received the following:
Date: Wed, 23 Mar 1994 15:17:44 -0500 (EST)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Invalid address
This address is no longer v
SEPTEMBER (AND BEYOND) JOB NOTICE
North-South University (NSU) is the first private university to be
established in Bangladesh. It opened in January 1993 with three programs-
Business, Economics and Computer Science. Faculty are recruited primarily
from North America
SEPTEMBER (AND BEYOND) JOB NOTICE
North-South University (NSU) is the first private university to be
established in Bangladesh. It opened in January 1993 with three programs-
Business, Economics and Computer Science. Faculty are recruited primarily
from North America
Returning to the specialness of labor
=
1. Can one in principle construct an X-theory of value (an XTV),
substituting some other item in place of the labor of the LTV?
(Barkley Rosser, 3/21/94, suggests land.) And if so, does that mean
that the LTV has n
Returning to the specialness of labor
=
1. Can one in principle construct an X-theory of value (an XTV),
substituting some other item in place of the labor of the LTV?
(Barkley Rosser, 3/21/94, suggests land.) And if so, does that mean
that the LTV has n
I don't think that the disagreement between Doug and Brent corresponds
to different theories of the state (though it would be interesting to
see a debate on the nature of the state). IMHO, Doug was instead being
rhetorical, provoking thought and debate, trying to undermine the
common assumption t
I don't think that the disagreement between Doug and Brent corresponds
to different theories of the state (though it would be interesting to
see a debate on the nature of the state). IMHO, Doug was instead being
rhetorical, provoking thought and debate, trying to undermine the
common assumption t
I tried to send this a couple of days ago - apologies for duplication, but it
didn't turn up in my mailbox...
On 19th March Paul Cockshott wrote:
> I have tended to argue against the proposal for a
> basic income on several grounds:
>
> 1) the advocates of a basic income seem to take as given
I tried to send this a couple of days ago - apologies for duplication, but it
didn't turn up in my mailbox...
On 19th March Paul Cockshott wrote:
> I have tended to argue against the proposal for a
> basic income on several grounds:
>
> 1) the advocates of a basic income seem to take as given
Doug Henwood asks in reply to one of my earlier posts: "if "we" (the Good
Guys) have virtually no influence over national states, how can we have any
over these megastates [EU, UN, etc.], whose terrain is highly technical and
abstract to most people?"
I don't agree that "we" have virtually no
Doug Henwood asks in reply to one of my earlier posts: "if "we" (the Good
Guys) have virtually no influence over national states, how can we have any
over these megastates [EU, UN, etc.], whose terrain is highly technical and
abstract to most people?"
I don't agree that "we" have virtually no
I'm deliberately sending this post to PEN-L outside the context of
my current exchange with Jim Devine, although the latter provides
me with the most recent evidence for some growing convictions I have
about the inherent limitations (as well as the intrinsic benefits) of
of discussion and d
I'm deliberately sending this post to PEN-L outside the context of
my current exchange with Jim Devine, although the latter provides
me with the most recent evidence for some growing convictions I have
about the inherent limitations (as well as the intrinsic benefits) of
of discussion and d
I am posting this as an example of how Consumers use the internet to
"fight back". Under no conditions should you use the recipe because
that would be breaking the law. It is entered here only as evidence.
Subject: On Possess
I am posting this as an example of how Consumers use the internet to
"fight back". Under no conditions should you use the recipe because
that would be breaking the law. It is entered here only as evidence.
Subject: On Possess
Not wanting to get myself any deeper into hot water, I'll
respond to just one of Jim Devine's points. I don't
really get the idea that (quote)
price/value deviations befuddle our consciousness and obscure the
class nature of the capitalist system to its participants. (unquote)
Elsewhere Jim mak
Not wanting to get myself any deeper into hot water, I'll
respond to just one of Jim Devine's points. I don't
really get the idea that (quote)
price/value deviations befuddle our consciousness and obscure the
class nature of the capitalist system to its participants. (unquote)
Elsewhere Jim mak
From: Bill Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[1] URPE, Help - What Is Radical Economics?
Lines: 12
The AFFE, Association For Evolutionary Economics, recently
circulated a call for papers in which the "tenets" of
their association were stated.
Would someone please state/follup/e-mail the "tenets"
of U
From: Bill Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[1] URPE, Help - What Is Radical Economics?
Lines: 12
The AFFE, Association For Evolutionary Economics, recently
circulated a call for papers in which the "tenets" of
their association were stated.
Would someone please state/follup/e-mail the "tenets"
of U
Subj: TIM Announcement
PLEASE ANNOUNCE to all DOCTORAL STUDENTS:
Academy of Management Annual Meeting 1994
Loews Anatole, Dallas, USA
August 14 - 17, 1994
Technology and Innovation Management Division (TIM)
Subj: TIM Announcement
PLEASE ANNOUNCE to all DOCTORAL STUDENTS:
Academy of Management Annual Meeting 1994
Loews Anatole, Dallas, USA
August 14 - 17, 1994
Technology and Innovation Management Division (TIM)
>From Susan Feiner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Greetings Economists: I have some good news. FIPSE (fund for the
improvement of postsecondary education) has invited the preliminary
proposal I prepared with Myra Strober and Janice Madden (and Rebecca Blank)
back as a full proposal. They received 1900 p
>From Susan Feiner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Greetings Economists: I have some good news. FIPSE (fund for the
improvement of postsecondary education) has invited the preliminary
proposal I prepared with Myra Strober and Janice Madden (and Rebecca Blank)
back as a full proposal. They received 1900 p
In Message Sun, 27 Feb 1994 15:40:30 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Robert Kaplan's, "The Coming Anarchy," in Atlantic Monthly,
>February 1994 issue is the most important single article I've
>read for many years. Despite the article's obvious limitations
>as economic, social, political, and
In Message Sun, 27 Feb 1994 15:40:30 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Robert Kaplan's, "The Coming Anarchy," in Atlantic Monthly,
>February 1994 issue is the most important single article I've
>read for many years. Despite the article's obvious limitations
>as economic, social, political, and
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