Re: God's Yes. We can Dvorak challenge begins live on Wed Jan 19th 2011
"Gregory G" <[email protected]> Tue, 18 Jan 2011 23:55:59 -0000
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Time to put up or shut up. I have a radio interview tomorrow with Louie Free: Brainfood for the Heartland. We will be discussing many of the issues that are not proper to be discussed in this group but moreover I will be launching the Yes. We can Dvorak campaign publicly on the show tomorrow morning Wed Jan 19th at 11:00AM EST. You can listen to the show on the Internet at http://LouieFreeShow.com --- In [email protected], Marcus Brooks <marcus@...> wrote: > > The single best provision, and least damaging to the public's > perception of Dvorak users, would be to remove barriers to using > Dvorak. Particularly: employers, schools, and testing organizations > should be required to extend reasonable accommodation to applicants > who want to type in Dvorak. > > > On Jan 17, 2011, at 12:53 PM, Gregory G wrote: > > > Thank you Thomas for the review. Yes. We can Dvorak. > > > > My next job is to write a bill for consideration by Congress. And > > I am asking for input from all members of this group. Here is the > > deal. What provisions do you think are necessary in the law that > > would make Dvorak the national standard and how should they be > > worded. By that I mean considerations to make sure that those who > > now actually touch type on a qwerty don't rebel and put up a stink. > > > > Remember these facts when coming up with your suggestions. Fewer > > than 5% of all qwerty typists actually touch type. How to give > > those people enough time away from their qwerty keyboard to effect > > maximum impact and mimimal retraining costs. Remember the cost of > > retraining typists was estimated to recouped in ten days. > > > > Please also forward your experience and how you found out about > > Dvorak and what possesd you to change. These stories are bound to > > affect members of Congress. > > > > I realize that there are members such as M. W. Brooks who don't > > think mandatory switching is the best idea. So I am asking those > > members especially to propose components of the bill to make > > recommendations as to how far to go as I draft the legislation. > > > > This is a grassroots movement and I am asking each and everyone of > > you to become "Yes. We can Dvorak" ambassdors. As such I plan on > > having a website where you can purchase items with the "Yes. We can > > Dvorak" slogan on them up and running by 5:00PM tonight. You will > > be able to find the items on the resources page at http:// > > YesWeCanDvorak.com > > > > > > -- In [email protected], Thomas Levine > > <thomas.levine@> wrote: > >> > >> I checked out the website. Exciting > >> > >> "Most people who read my book Ronald Reagan Anti-Christ make a > >> committment to switch from the Qwerty keyboard to the Dvorak > >> keyboard." > >> > >> I suppose it's because of this section > >> http://www.globusz.com/ebooks/RonaldReagan/00000026.htm > >> > >> I suppose I'll have to read more of the book. > >> > >> Tom > >> > >> On Sat, Jan 15, 2011 at 7:23 PM, Gregory G <gregory@> wrote: > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> My name is Gregory GOrDon. Some of you know me for my major > >>> dispute with MWBrooks concerning whether or not to mandate the > >>> switch from Qwerty to Dvorak. Others may know me for my publicity > >>> stunt when I broke into Ronald Reagan's retirement home > >>> proclaiming myself as The Second Christ and Exposing Reagan as > >>> the anti-Christ. Whether you believe or not is not important. > >>> What is important is that I am launching out on a mission from > >>> God is my own name to see to it that the American National > >>> Standards Institute (ANSI) Replaces Dvoraks position from an > >>> alternative keyboard to the new national standard. > >>> > >>> As we are living in a world run by sound bites and catch phrases > >>> I have come up with a catch phrase taken right out of president > >>> Obama's winning campaign for the presidency: "Yes. We can > >>> Dvorak." In support of this mission I have opened a new website > >>> at http://YesWeCanDvorak.com > >>> > >>> Please check it out. And, while you are there be sure to check > >>> the About Me page. There you will find my story on how I became > >>> involved with the Dvorak movement. > >>> > >>> > >> > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > To Post a message, send it to: altkeyboards@... > > To Unsubscribe, send a blank message to: altkeyboards- > > unsubscribe@...! Groups Links > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >