On 10/23/06, Hal Kaplan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Now may be a good time to remind you of Traber's Law:  If one word will do, two 
words will do better.

Also of interest is Traber's Corollary:  Traber's Law is recursive.

Traber is a guy who used to work for me.  He had an uncanny way of taking the 
simplest concept and burying it in tons of verbiage so that in the end, no one 
could understand it, including Traber.  This was good (at the time) because we 
were working on a military contract and they don't care what you submit as long 
as it's on time and big/heavy.

Good luck BBQman!

HALinNY

Lol, you can call it Nancy's (my secretary) law too. And since i made
her follow some advanced office courses the docs are riddled with
tables, bullet points , in fact the whole show...

A+
jml


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