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spec: Small books : ( up to 5.5 x 8.5 inches ) . When is it that those from academia begin to realise that they are not the `` bees knees '' and their knowledge and understanding of industry is so limited that the majority of courses they run are a total waste of time . Then the counter to this must be to severely limit those terminals that will accept a ' nothing ' transaction . Teachers want to come away from a workshop with the information they need to be better at their jobs . That person may view the incident as the " last straw , " the last time he or she will accept government " interference " in his or her constitutional rights . It took a while for the astronauts to accept certain " grocery clerk " tasks , but they realized the benefits of knowing what they have , where it is and what condition it 's in.These on-orbit bar codes will interface with the Consolidated , Maintenance and Inventory Planning system in the Mission Control Center , which is located in Houston , Texas.Ken Zingrebe International Space Station Houston , TexasYour article cited the widely reported encounter between President George W. Bush and the bar-code scanner . Notwithstanding the enthusiasm which has greeted these innovations , it is argued that the resulting regime has major potential flaws , including : an excessive reliance on principles rather than rights , a system which invokes principles that are delinked from the corresponding standards and are thus effectively undefined , an ethos of voluntarism in relation to implementation and enforcement , an unstructured and unaccountable decentralisation of responsibility , and a willingness to accept soft ' promotionalism ' as the bottom line . Arguments regarding IQ and intelligence and the authors ' pleas to the " elite " to stoically accept their " burden " represented outdated arguments and perspectives of a time , I assumed , that had passed into the history books . '' In the summer of that year , an important meeting was held to discuss the change in the political line . Part IV addresses Fairman 's most credible argument .