Hi Darrick

If someone has enough resources to start an
organization, then they can very well put that money
in USMA and work as one force. Everyone has their own
thoughts and ideas, but we have to agree to the
majority's opionion.

Fortunately the environmentalists were able to get the
favor of many congressmen, but the metric cause is not
as powerful as the earth's cause.

But definitely its necessary to get the World together
with one system (A better system indeed).

Madan


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I agree, Adrian. There's nothing to be gained by dividing our effort. 
Suggestions are welcome, of course, and this is a good forum in which 
to hash them out and to refine them. MT readers (USMA members) are of 
course more aware of the USMA's activities.

Jim

On Friday 13 April 2001 1242, Adrian Jadic wrote:
> I am.
>
> .... and I have to disagree with Darrick's suggestion to create
> another organization. USMA is a VERY old one which has won a name and
> this helps the cause. We should do everything in our power to support
> it and, if we think it's approach is wrong to change it but not to
> "split".
>
> I, for one, have some ideas which I spent a lot of time trying to
> give them a shape that can be presented to the list. However, if the
> association disagrees with me, I will drop it and give my whole
> support to USMA's goals.
>
> A>
>
> ------Original Message------
> From: "James R. Frysinger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "U.S. Metric Association" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: April 13, 2001 3:24:27 PM GMT
> Subject: [USMA:12195] Support for USMA
>
>
> Darrick (and others here), are you a member of USMA? That's one form
> of support and it causes you to receive the Metric Today newsletter.
>
> Jim

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