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Sent: Sunday, 2002-02-17 16:56
Subject: Yahoo! Clubs Metric America


> Dear Pro-Metric friend:
>
> Metrication inches forward. (Please help me find the metric equivalent for
this expression.)
>
> Certainly I see more products with metric labels now than ever before.
>
> Certainly we hear metric units as we hear the discussion about the Olympic
events.
>
> Now is not the time to give up, tired, discouraged, worn out, unhappy. All
of us older proponents are certainly quite discouraged, of course, because
we thought full-blown metrication was here back during Jimmy Carter. And we
are tired of so much silliness and irrationality in the discussions of the
last twenty years on this subject.
>
> Nevertheless, now is not the time to give up. DO SOMETHING. Take action.
Speak out.
>
> Come voice your ideas at
> http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/metricAmerica
> and please bring some friends.
>
> You might want to sound off at
> http://forums.delphiforums.com/metric
> and you might want to bring your friends.
>
> Check out http://metric1.org for info on
> the SI Navigator and helpful material.
>
> You can get into the high-volume message
> board at http://www.metric.org where you
> find lots of people who know lots and lots about
> metrication. Hey, you could even ask them
> why they talk so much and do so little!
>
> Call your TV guys. Why don't they use metric
> in their news? Call your newspaper guys. Look
> for ways to give metric higher visibility.
>
> Metrication has not died. Metrication is creeping
> forward. Metrication surrounds us. But we need
> some greedy pro-metric folks to push it on home.
> We need to be greedy in the sense of wanting a
> total win, a complete win, an unconditional surrender
> of the irrational WOMBAT forces.
>
> Andy Johnson
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/metricAmerica

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