huh, I know you're just having fun, but even fun can be misconstrued and give the impression that we actually think this is an Indian problem. It is happening in India right now, for sure, but corporations will simply move to even cheaper labor markets as they develop, leaving India in the lerch. Besides, it can be said that the Indian farmers should be wearing our agribusiness baseball caps. You see, at the WTO level, many deals are being made. India gets our high-tech jobs, while Indian farmers are forced to take our hybrid seeds (which don't reproduce and consequently must be re-bought every year)--just one step closer to family farm failure, agribusiness take over, and increased small farmer suicides. There are a few temporary winners in the economic globalization game, but there are lots and lots and lots of losers, including in India. A whole bunch of Boeing tech writer jobs, for example, just went to China. Better rethink that sari.... -----Original Message----- From: biztech-discussion-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:biztech-discussion-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of MzWord@xxxxxxx Sent: Tuesday, July 06, 2004 4:31 PM To: biztech-discussion@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [biztech-discussion] Re: New: NWU Training Courses In a message dated 7/6/2004 4:03:34 PM Pacific Daylight Time, andreas@xxxxxxxxxxx writes: > to wear a sari (for the women) and tie a > I have a sari I can bring, and Stephanie can model. She'd look great in it! Lisa