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From: elmatador	8/23/2009 5:52:51 AM
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RIP American publication that educated Elmat. Reader's Digest was the only thing I could afford. Used to buy them in a used books store dirty cheap when I was a teenager. Through it I learned a lot. Growing up with 'Reader's Digest' independent.co.uk Before that I learned electricity using Van Valkenburgh "Basic Electricity" books. The US Navy started putting electric and electronic system inside the ships in WWII. The sailors needed a crash course to install, maintain and operate the gear. Van Valkenburgh "Basic Electricity" books were used to train them. After 'graduating' on the electricity level, I went on to learn basic electronics via Occidental Schools, a system of self learning. It was only when I stated studying management, early 80s, using Peter Drucker books, that I discovered training is an American invention. As US return to its natural size, the symbols of the US die out too.

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