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we use sametime as the instant messaging system for communication. from the capture screen, they are my buddy talk to most in sametime.
Rune Priest with 3 Archmages in tow. I watched as all 3 just seemingly autofollowed and all casted what appeared to be at the sametime and using the same spell.
Saw this little beauty while in Howe Park wood yesterday morning. I saw it fly over me and then it landed in a tree infront of me. Took a few shots of it before it left it's perch and this was the best one I got. :-)
Also saw a Treecreeper and a pair of Goldcrests nearby around the sametime.
cant remeber there name completely but i know if i guessed id be close but so very wrong at the sametime, dman you schmirnoff
1. View from workspace area.
What works? Not much.
What doesn't? High walls inhibit collaboration. We spend a lot
of time on Sametime rather than shouting over walls or getting up. Cubes
are private but no whitenoise on this floor means voices travel. Signage
is not easy to maintain.
Three bikes left and we make it to the Chunnel, although J.P. didn't get off at the sametime due to another failure...
What a fantastic week!! :)
Sister, Niece and others eating finger food before dinner at the reception. The all turn at the sametime..(LOL)
singing.. one of our common leisure.. closed in the 4 walls with ourselves and joke at the sametime too..
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Labour In Times of Imperialist Globalisation .
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Who built the Thebes ofthe seven gates ? .
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tntel!ectuaJ fashion currently focusses on us as consumers, butthe world of production and services stiU need us as workers". It is the working class which builds the edifice ofcivilisations. But historically, labour has received nothing but systematic exploita-tion. The last 150 years have witnessed the organised assertion worldwide ofthe working class. Each and every basic right ofthe tomng masses was wrested from an oppresive system by the blood, sweat and sacrifice of workers' collective struggles. .
As the capitalist system "progressed" from one form of exploitation to the next: colonialism's primitive accumulation to imperial-Ism to today's so-called gtobalisation", it also developed newer and newer ways of launching assaults on the working class. Every stage required the working class to evolve new ways of organising resistance in order to survive these assaults. .
In the present phase, an unprecedentedly sharp anti-worker offensive has been launched. On the one hand, we see several attempts to thwart the processes by which working class solidarity and organisation takes place. In advanced countries, one section of workers is pitted against another on racist lines. Also capitalists in search of cheapest labour, shift jobs to third world countries, where the workersare kept on tenterhooksinthe casualised, unorganised sector. At thesametime,the state machinary too is used to iiiegalise and punish workers' right to organise and protest. .
Imperialist globalisat:ion seeks to pose itself as the "end of history"-the triumphant, inevitable world order. As the globalisation juggernaut threatens to overshadow the entire world, what is the position of workers and their organisation, and what is their potential to create a democratic challenge, and make possible an alternative world ? .
SSS Debates invites you to a seminar : Labour In Times of Imperialist Globalisatlon .
Globalisation and Labour Reforms -Prof. Jayati Ghosh, CESP, JNU .
Wor1dng aass History And Contemporary Challenges -Dllip Simeon, labour Historian & Social Scientist .
-Vrinda Grover, Supreme Court Lawyer .
Agraian I atnx, lufonnal Sector and Trade Union Movement -Swapan Mukherjee, Gen.Secy., AICCTU S8S 1 Commllltl Room 22.08.03 tTodav) 2.30PM .
. Mona Das Councillor, School of Social Sciences .
Labour In Times of Imperialist Globalisation .
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Who built the Thebes ofthe seven gates ? .
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In the booksyou will find the names atkings. .
Did the kings haul up the lumps ofrock ? Brecht .
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Intellectual fashion currently focusses on us as consumers, but the work:t of production and services still need us as workers". It is the working class which builds the ediftce of civilisations. But historically, labour has received nothing but systematic exploita-tion. The last 150years havewitnessed the organised assertion worldwide ofthe worXing class. Each and every basic right ofthe toiting masses was wrested from an oppresive system by the blood, sweat and sacrifiCe of workers' collective struggles. .
As the capitalist system "progressed from one form of exploitation to the next: colonialism's primitive accwnulation to imperial-.
ism to today's so-<:aUed globafisation, it also dewloped newer and newer ways of launching assaults on the worldng class. EveJy stage required the wo00ng class to evolve new ways of organising resistance in order to SUlVive these assaults. .
In the present phase, an unprecedentedly sharp anti-wofi(er offensiw has been launched. On the one hand, we see several attempts to thNart the processes by which worXing class solidarity and organisation takes place. In advanced COUIItaies, one aec.tion of workers is pitted against another on racist lines. Also capitalists in search of cheapest labour, shift jobs to third world CCU1bies,wheretheworkers arekeptontentertlooks in the casualised, unorganised sector.At the sametime,the statemachinary .
too is used to l'egaliae and punish workers' right to organise and protest. .
Imperialist globaliaation seeks to pose itself as the "end of history"-ttle triumphant, inevitable world order. As the globalisation juggernaut threatens to ownhadow the entire world, what is the position of workers and their organisation, and what is their potential to create a democratic challenge, and make possible an alternative wortd ? .
-Prof. Jayatl Ghosh, CESP, JNU .
-Dtllp Simeon, Labour Historian & Social Scientist .
-Vrlnda Grover, Supnme Court Lawyer .
Agraian 1 ahcu, lufomaal Sector and Trade Union Movement -awapan llukheajee, Gen.Secy., AICCTU 8881 Comml11tl Room 22.01.031Toclav) 2.30PII .
Ilona Das c~.School of Social Sciences .
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In the Arb as you walk in you see mounds of dirt in little square patches. This was labeled 21 and it gave me sort of an eerie feeling....almost like a graveyard. But at the sametime the openess of the Arb overtook it with a sense of ease.
Ann Arbor, MI