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[Jacqueline Wilson]

Linda the subjects sound interesting especially the Human Factors Engineering.  
On Nov 12, 2010, at 12:46 PM, <linda at fpr.com> <linda at fpr.com> wrote:

Elizabeth wrote:
> 
> The "sig police," I hear, are in cahoots with the "citation police." If so,
> their bark's worse than their bite. J
> 

I'm glad.   My violations on the citation side mount up too quickly to
keep track of.  The whispers of any cit police out there are drowned out
by the ones in my head when I think about it.  I try not to think about
it too much. <g>

After reading Elizabeth's description of signature etiquette and
academia, I knew I was correct to trust my instinct and omit my meager
academic "credentials" which are so old they hardly matter any more. 
Even when they were brand new I spent more time explaining them than the
time was worth.   <g>   although they do give insight to my approach to
education, obviously lacking in the mechanics of written English.

Linda
____________
Linda Gardner
Massachusetts

omitted:
B.A., Technology and Social Change
graduate credits: Operations Research, Computer Science, Sociology,
Human Factors Engineering


Jacqueline Wilson  
Evanston, IL


Masters Student,  Dept. US Military History
American Military University



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