On Wed, 3 Dec 1997, Richardson_D wrote:
Looking to the future, it would seem that the Fed could support the
stock market more or less indefinitely this way, almost regardless of
what is happening to the U.S. (or even the world) economy. This would
be why New York price earnings ratios
Max,
Jim Cullen's response, while I disagree with it, was thoughtful and
to the point. Yours, on the other hand, was shameless parodying and
misrepresentation of my viewpoint. (I don't mind humorous barbs -- in fact I
have enjoyed your frequent humorous barbs -- but now you've entered the
On Tue, 2 Dec 1997, Doug Henwood wrote:
Continuing a discussion from several months ago, the opening of a BLS news
release published today. The full text is on the BLS web site at
http://stats.bls.gov/news.release/conemp.toc.htm.
I welcome discussion as to what it all means.
Doug
Doug,
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BLS DAILY REPORT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1997
RELEASED TODAY: The proportion of U.S.
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Dear Friends:
We have received some disturbing news from the organisation "Mujeres sin
Fronteras" (Women without Borders), and the Comite de Solidaridad
Internacional
At 09:02 AM 12/3/97 -0600, William Lear wrote:
Who is "you"? Could you insert the person's name to whom you are
responding? It makes following the thread a bit easier.
Sorry. This is a shortcoming of my mail application.
Not all of the Reform Party positions are compatible with
progressive
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Ricardo writes:
... I would argue there is a difference between the early
Mies van der Rohe is credited with having said "Less is more."
To which one of the pomo upstarts (Micael Graves?) retroted "Less is more is
a bore".
But who could possibly be more post modern than the architect who designed
the 1926 Rosa and Karl Liebknecht Monument and went on, in 1933, to
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Date: Tue, 2 Dec 1997 20:28:53 +0200
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From: Eric Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: General strike in Israel!
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According to reports this evening,
Raged John Gulick:
Excuse me, but if the "progressive populist" movement has not enough
moral imagination to oppose free trade agreements and the MAI because
of the destitution these policies/laws/institutions wreak upon workers
and peasants in "developing countries," and instead gets all up
Mies van der Rohe is credited with having said "Less is more."
To which one of the pomo upstarts (Micael Graves?) retroted "Less is more is
a bore".
Tom Kruse / Casilla 5869 / Cochabamba, Bolivia
Tel/Fax: (591-42) 48242
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Michael Eisenscher wrote,
I spent part of the day looking for the entirety of that quote from Gompers,
but did not find it. . .
Mies van der Rohe is credited with having said "Less is more." Here's a
slightly expanded text:
"The office building is a house of work . . . of organization, of
At 09:47 1/12/97 -0500, you wrote:
I saw a similar message to this one which was subsequently stated to be a
fraud. I believe one should verify such messages before circulation and
I doubt the authenticity of this one.
Paul
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Sorry! Sorry! Sorry! I had no idea that it was a hoax.
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Hahnel writes:
One great thing about participatory planning is it eliminates the free
rider
From the BLS release it looks like contingency means a worker thinks the
situation will end w/in a year. The release says the proportion of
"alternative work arrangement" workers (contractors, temps, on-call,
workers provided by contract agencies) in the tota workforce has remained
the same
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Hi -
The following is a comment I had for Sam Smith, the editor of the
Progressive
By ALESSANDRA STANLEY
MOSCOW -- The last leader of the Soviet Union was unable to prevent the
collapse of communism. So now he has conspicuously taken his place on the
winning side.
Mikhail Gorbachev, 66, has shot a commercial endorsement for Pizza Hut.
Gorbachev agreed to sit down at a
At 09:02 AM 12/3/97 -0600, William Lear wrote, responding to John Gulick:
Who is "you"? Could you insert the person's name to whom you are
responding? It makes following the thread a bit easier.
Sorry. This is a shortcoming of my mail application.
Not all of the Reform Party positions are
Noting Sid's posting, I checked backed to the General Strike Website
Eric Lee had set up in September. To my surprise it was still functioning.
Here is an editorial I found in Globes, billed as Israel's foremost
online financial sheet. The compassion for labor evident here probably
stems from
From: john gulick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Max,
Jim Cullen's response, while I disagree with it, was thoughtful and
to the point. Yours, on the other hand, was shameless parodying and
misrepresentation of my viewpoint. (I don't mind humorous barbs -- in fact I
A parody is indeed a
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