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Mr. McCain - I believe that I sucessfully sent the message to oh.cast, but I am 
not sure, if I did not do it right, I need to be tought how to do so.

Rex
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> Rex:
> Thanks.  Nice Story.  Would you please post this to oh.cast?  If you have 
> trouble doing this let me know.
> 
> Thom
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> > Prof. McCain,
> > 
> >      Greg Smith, editor of financial world, spoke last Wednesday to a crowd
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> f 
> > economists and communication specialists at the Holiday Inn in downtown 
> > Columbus.  Smith focused on what he felt America needs to do for future 
> > succuess in the world market. After a brief summary of how big business cam
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> to
> > be in the world, from Cottage Industry and the Japanese invasion to downsiz
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> g 
> > companies and the switch from the Heatland of American to the Rustbelt, Smi
th
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> > started in on three areas of need.  First, a technology transfer from 
> > Government reserch to the public (to "bring federal technology to the floor

> > which will create capital products").  Second, an even or better flow of 
> > capital between countries.  And, third education, which is where he talked 
> > extensively urging a lifetime of learning up-to-date skills.  He feels we d
o 
> > have some "breathing room" in education, but, the highschool diploma is no 
> > longer any good in todays world.  As a side note, he feels that at every le
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> l 
> > of education, we should be able to measure the achievement levels of any 
> > student.
> >      e explains that America is experiencing a shift in the exporting busin
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> s,
> > taking the lead over Japan.  In this he explains how Japan has forgotten ho
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> to
> > specialize and develop new ways to incorporate products and services.  Amer
ic
> an
> > companies such as Dell, Northgate, Xerox and other communication companies 
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> ve
> > geared their products to the ever expanding "service market," not product, 
> > which taking over the exporting business.  The exporting of ideas has now t
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> en
> > the fore-front in international trade.
> > 
> > 
> > Rex G. Robbins
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