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To: Dave B who wrote (41654)	5/8/2000 1:39:00 PM
From: Ali Chen	Respond to of 93625

<So, which one are you -- Nobel Prize winner, World Champion, or solo violinist? Or tourist or trainee?> You did not read carefully. Read one more time: Message 13621729 <.. a consulting company that hired hundreds of engineers from India. They weren't Nobel Prize winners, World Champions, or solo violinists -- they were just your average, run-of-the-mill engineers who wanted to come to the States. Nothing special about them.> I would not jump into the quick conclusion about "nothing special". If there would be no problems with _every_ level of education in the US, there will be no need to import brains from abroad. Nothing special... hmmm.. Atiq Raza, Vinod Dham, Albert Yu... where they come from, I am curious... BTW, since you are not familiar with the main rules of your own country (as a country of immigrants), Nobel Prize winners, World Champions, or solo violinists are qualified by INS in the most prefferred category A of "persons with exceptional abilities in [area]".. About "just your average", see again my post cited above.