> You got to see HOW he wires up the board! He is meticulous 
> and precise!
> 
> http://www.hobby-elec.org/e_menu.htm
> 
> John

I have long been a fan of the fine work of Inoue San. Before he had his own
domain, I offered to host his pages from one of those popup type hosts
(fortunecity or like that, I don't remember exactly). I am pleased that he
still uses my server as a mirror

 http://hobby_elec.piclist.com/e_menu.htm 

Anyone who has been to Japan must admire the precision with which that
culture attempts to live. In the Navy, the ships my bird was attached to
would pull into many ports. In most, the crane, fork, and trucks that
off-loaded the air det were late, clumsy, and wanted to be bribed to do the
work. In Japan, they were always waiting as well pulled in, then did the
work efficiently and without complaint. The trains ran on time, the mess
hall on base (run by local civilians) was better than most restaurants I've
eaten at. The first time I went for chow, I actually turned around and
walked back outside to verify it was the mess hall.

I won't comment on the negative things I encountered, but when it comes to
pride in work, most people will find it hard to live up to the Japanese
standard. At least in my experience. I am proud to share the planet with
Inoue San's people and learn some of their ways.

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