Mark writes:

> BTW, has anyone read the interview of Vladimir Volokh in the latest 3000
>  Newswire.  He was laughing at companies and their 5-year plans.  He
>  remembered how they used to do that in the former Soviet Union.

I religiously read every word in every issue of the Newswire, thus I read
Vladimir's comments as well. Vladimir may have been burned in his youth, but
everyone plans. You're a fool if you don't. That wasn't the root of the
Soviets' problem.

Eisenhower said it best during World War II:

     "The plan is nothing. Planning is everything."

Things occasionally go awry. It's always important to have a Plan B, or even
a Plan C, immediately at your disposal.

Wirt Atmar

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