clarionreef
Advanced Reefer
- Location
- San Francisco
Lee,
Hand-Netting. A physical product is the easiest thing to account for there is in this question. There are recipts and there are cargo reciepts for it.
Value of work rendered for salaries, per diems, infrastructure, transportation and the whims of the boss of a training organization are not.
The situation reminds me of something Colin Powell said leading up to the war in Iraq. He said that everyone will vote on bombs, bullets and missiles, but not on transport ships, supplies and infrastructure costs, paper clips and all the things it takes to actually enable the war. Politicians want to get credit for voting on the the sexy issues, but not the essential less understood ones.
Nets are like the bullets in this situation.
Now that the hand-netting issue is accepted as a legitamate one, I am thrilled. Next in the sequence or constructive, genuine progress is to support the provision of "barrier netting"...which costs 4 times more then handnetting.
Finally will be to support the training of net collectors and that involves salaries of trainers and asst. trainers, food, transportation, boat gas, etc.
But...I'm, getting ahead of things. The general public next must recognize the need for barrier netting to go along with the hand-netting.
Without the two...you are not a complete collector and likely to backslide.
Steve @ AMDA NET FUND
Hand-Netting. A physical product is the easiest thing to account for there is in this question. There are recipts and there are cargo reciepts for it.
Value of work rendered for salaries, per diems, infrastructure, transportation and the whims of the boss of a training organization are not.
The situation reminds me of something Colin Powell said leading up to the war in Iraq. He said that everyone will vote on bombs, bullets and missiles, but not on transport ships, supplies and infrastructure costs, paper clips and all the things it takes to actually enable the war. Politicians want to get credit for voting on the the sexy issues, but not the essential less understood ones.
Nets are like the bullets in this situation.
Now that the hand-netting issue is accepted as a legitamate one, I am thrilled. Next in the sequence or constructive, genuine progress is to support the provision of "barrier netting"...which costs 4 times more then handnetting.
Finally will be to support the training of net collectors and that involves salaries of trainers and asst. trainers, food, transportation, boat gas, etc.
But...I'm, getting ahead of things. The general public next must recognize the need for barrier netting to go along with the hand-netting.
Without the two...you are not a complete collector and likely to backslide.
Steve @ AMDA NET FUND