certification

["Dwight Peters" <dpeters@nswc.navy.mil>]

I briefly pondered how I could make a meaningful contribution to this debate,
especially given the small amount of time that I can take away from my employer
for "professional" concerns.  I will just point the reader to my signature and
provide the following explanation.  The first man was a man of action, his
story
is written in blood and he united Japan.  The second, might be called a social
engineer, and while perhaps the most remarkable of the three, I will say no
more.  The third man (these men were contemporaries) waited until the first two
were dead, and founded the Tokugawa shoganate, which rule Japan for 300 years.

One more comment, I guess.  I have nothing against being a tradesman, they get
paid time and a half for overtime.

-- 
Dwight Petersen is a system administrator.  Standard disclaimers.

"What if the songbird will not sing?"
"Kill it," said Oda Nobunaga.
"Make the bird want to sing", said Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
"Wait", said Tokugawa Ieyasu.