Ask a few technical questions, routinely and in metric.  Act bewildered
when they try to back convert. ..."You still work in THOSE
units???".....

<g>
Nat

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Howard Ressel
Sent: Wednesday, 2004 April 21 17:40
To: U.S. Metric Association
Subject: [USMA:29601] RE: Where did everyone go?


I've been in a class with an instructor from Kansas (a former metric
state). Since its a Federal sponsored class it is in metric and SI.
Unfortunately the instructors take every opportunity to joke about and
insult metric. I plan to be very critical of this on my evaluation form
tomorrow. It is still nice to see the class material though in metric.

Howard Ressel
Project Design Engineer, Region 4
(585) 272-3372

>>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/20/04 08:30PM >>>

Not so spring-like in west Portland, OR. ~12 degrees, the high today,
'twas 5 when I went to school at 0740, and "beautiful" grey skies. 

-----Thanks!-----

Cole Kingsbury
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