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To: TobagoJack who wrote (8573)	9/9/2001 4:21:43 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

<<interest groups working out incredible justifications so that their share of the taking gets to grow in a generally shrinking environment>> This, above, is the countervailing power working against new BUSINESS DESIGNS. The players that have not yet grasped the new game and are still dancing Samba when the band started playing Waltz. This is to be seen as impedances in the way to new business designs. Old fogies this side of the table, old fogies the other side. But once the value of the new designs start to be seen clear above the noise -signal to noise ratio getting higher- they will do a quick side step and start dancing by the new tune. They even will forget what they have been saying last night. Then there is driving by looking to the rear mirror instead of the windscreen. Those are the ones that swear that this is a repetition of the past. And it will work out like some past experiences. Let them keep looking to the rear mirror. They going to face that 18-wheeler full-throttle, no air bag is going to cushion that. QUOTE OF THE DAY: "when extreme turns to stupid, one have bent so much that it is impossible not to show his ass"