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Oh My, It's So Correct
Posted By: Gerald Brong on September 17, 2003

I�m a 64 year old expert! I�ve been there & done that! And, I will continue to lead. Get those youngsters outta-my-way! This report is worth considering. We all share this place & we all have responsibilities for continuous improvement. There are answers out there & our job is to find those answers. Let�s carry on! Possibly those young people can learn from us. Oh, by the way, possibly there�s something we can learn from them (don�t tell them I said that!).

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