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> The ancient Greeks summed this all up with three words: Ethos
> (credibility), Pathos (emotion), and Logos (logic). In my estimation, we
> have done a darned good job in developing people with ethos and logos, but
> darn little pathos to work in organizations. In general, the education
> system is losing its capacity to deal with pathos which allows for the
> human connection needed to succeed.

Large amen! Dutch you silver-tongued so-in-so you!!!!

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Pat Gantt pagantt@worldnet.att.net Pat@HomeMail.com
The University of Tennessee M.S. Human Resource Development
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Dear David,

> Please do not use the high-priority flag for responding to this discussion
> group.

I didn't set the high priority. The person I responded to must
have.

The reply function of Netscape evidently picks up on the
priority level of a reply to a send.

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Best Regards,

Pat Gantt pagantt@worldnet.att.net
Pat@HomeMail.com
The University of Tennessee M.S. Human Resource
Development
Electronic Performance Instructor Information Source Locator
(ISL)