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  November 9, 2003


logoSalon.com, the sponsor of Salon blogs, produces some of the best in-depth analysis and investigative reporting in America. If you don't have a premium membership, please consider it -- it's an investment in the future of the country. Here are two recent articles that demonstrate its value:
  • Gone in the Blink of an Eye reviews the Haas School of Business study that estimates that, just as 25 million American jobs in manufacturing have moved overseas in the past generation, as many as 14 million American service jobs could easily move overseas in the current one.
  • This Dog's Life is a story about grief and love. Great, disturbing writing.

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meatrixA new short video, The Meatrix, shows the horror and devastation of factory farms, and what you can do to fight this corporatist scourge. Please watch it -- it doesn't explot the situation or show gruesome pictures, it just presents the facts and some approaches for activists. We have to do something about this.

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