Thank you Cindy for the kind words...
   
  "One of the major problem is, we tend to simplify things and provide a 
ONE-size-fit-all solution. We think what works in Latin America will  work in 
Asia..."
   
  Both of which are CONTINENTS with a myriad of geographic, economic, and 
sociological environments, not to mention ethnicities, cultures, languages, 
often with multiple dialects within those.  Solutions to the problems that any 
one country faces still has to engage the millions of individuals that make up 
a given society which likely has urban, suburban, exurban, and rural 
components.  So indeed, "technology is not the problem--people is."
   
  The good thing about ICT is we can bring minds together from across the world 
to try get a handle on a given problem.  I am pretty much a Luddite terrified 
by the prosepct of even downloading music, let alone building a Blog.  There, I 
said it!  On the other hand, I am Blessed with a gift of gab and a mind that 
can cut through the nonsense and get to the core of certain issues.  This 
hasn't made me any $$ but I have been able to help some folks learn to use the 
technologies I don't understand to their advantage.  Each to their own 
abilities.  
   
  I look to people like Andy, Taran, Phil, Dr. Bork, Cindy, Claude, the 
indefatiguable Bonnie Bracey and all the rest of our DDN brethren to fill in 
the gaps. 
   
  All the Best!
   
  Paul Mondesire
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