Monthly Archive for April, 2008
Monday 21 Apr 2008
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barn-detail-PM-light, originally uploaded by Jock Gill.
It is time to take Vermont out of moth balls and return it to full productive and strategic use. Trucking products from Vermont a few hundred miles makes sense. […]
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Sunday 20 Apr 2008
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KWB-micro-CHP, originally uploaded by Jock Gill.
Wood pellet powered Stirling engine micro-CHP is now a commercial product in Europe! This very strategic product is made by KWB of Austria, who currently refuse to sell into […]
permalink | Jock Gill | Climate Change, Community, Economy, Energy, Technology, Vermont
Wednesday 16 Apr 2008
Wall Street and Washington Are Failing Spectacularly — Where Do We Go?
By Joe Costello, AlterNet.
Posted April 15, 2008.
The U.S. political and economic systems are not equipped to deal with the looming problems of the 21st century.
I was 19 in October 1979, when I first stepped into a campaign office. It was the Draft Kennedy […]
permalink | Jock Gill | Culture, Democracy, Economic Justice, Election, Energy, Politics, Technology
Tuesday 15 Apr 2008
[Note: The author of the essay below, Thompson Buchanan, is a retired Foreign Service Officer who has been sickened by the sight of America squandering the great asset of global sympathy and cooperation following 9/11, and the lives and treasure of America through an unjustified “war of choice.” He served eight years in the Soviet […]
permalink | Jock Gill | Democracy, Economy, Ethics, Intelligence, Islam, Politics, War
Monday 14 Apr 2008
By: Nick Gill
I am a left-liberal Democrat. This is about my dream team. I voted for Hillary Clinton in the Massachusetts Democratic primary. I believed she was a serious, tough, capable, intelligent politician who could do a good job as President. I also liked Barack Obama, but I felt he might be too inexperienced for […]
permalink | Jock Gill | Election, Islam, Politics
Monday 14 Apr 2008
A hard look at how one man changed the face of neoconservatism.
By Sidney Blumenthal
Apr. 14, 2008 | After Dick Cheney shot a friend in the face on a Texas hunting trip in February 2006, the national press corps began to speculate about him as one of the great mysteries of Washington, the Sphinx of the […]
permalink | Jock Gill | Empowerment, Politics
Wednesday 09 Apr 2008
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Evening sky, originally uploaded by Jock Gill.
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Tuesday 08 Apr 2008
By: DR FAROOQ HASSAN
In today’s analysis, I examine some fundamental perspectives of far reaching significance for the US towards the outcome of the truly historic Pakistani elections of February 18. In a recent column on March 25, I had articulated the grim realisation that the Bush administration, by visibly still supporting Musharraf, was deeply offending […]
permalink | Jock Gill | Democracy, Politics
Tuesday 08 Apr 2008
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Originally uploaded by Jock Gill.
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Wednesday 02 Apr 2008
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South late sun ,
Thanks for looking, Jock
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