Date: Thu, 8 Dec 2005 15:11:19 -0500 From: "Jeanna Guimond" <guimonda@salu.com> To: "Wawrzyniec Mccarter" <freebsd-ipfw@freebsd.org> Subject: Re: discontinuous Message-ID: <000001c5fc33$8d4247b0$9273a8c0@diesis>
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http://www.supessin.com =20 =20 implementation of the Novgorod process was simple in structure. A compounds staff created the daily training schedules for each individual section, and the trainers, both permanent and part-time retirees, commandeered all individual and group activities while the candidates carried them out, using only the language of the compound and the dialects of the specific areas in which they were located. No Russian was permitted; the rule was tested frequently by the trainers who would suddenly bark orders or insults in the native language, which the candidates could not acknowledge understanding. When you say assignments, Bourne had asked, what do you mean? Situations, mah friend. Jest about anything you might think of. Like ordering lunch or dinner, or buying clothes, or fillin the tank of your car, requesting a specific gasoline ... leaded or unleaded and the
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