Survey: WARNING- WAY OFF TOPIC

[John Freeman]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: robert goodale <rrg@nevada.edu>
To: <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Saturday, May 15, 1999 8:46 AM
Subject: Survey: WARNING- WAY OFF TOPIC


> WARNING- WAY OFF TOPIC
> 
> Hi folks.  Note that this post is WAY off topic.  I felt, however,
> that being a diverse group with wide varying opinions and geographic
> locations scattered throughout the country, (and infact the world),
> that it would be a great environment to conduct a survey.  Under
> normal circumstance we do not waver too far from the topic of pianos
> so I hope you will not object this time.  I would encourage as many of
> you as possible to participate, (EVERYONE would be ideal).  Obviously
> the larger the sample the more accurate the survey.  In a few days
> after the incoming responses stop I will post the results.  Thank you
> for your participation and I appologize in advance if this offends
> anyone.
> 
> Please answer YES or NO to the following questions:
> 
> 1.  Do you feel that we, (the U.S.), should be involved in the war in
> Kosovo/Yugoslavia?
YES
> 2.  Should we withdraw from the situation and find a way to pull out
> as soon as possible?
NO
> 3.  Do beleive the effort should be expanded to include ground troups?
> 
YES
> 4.  Do you beleive that this war is a matter of national
> interest/security?
YES
> 5.  Are we risking world peace with China/Russia, or other nations?
NO
> 6.  Do you approve of Clinton's handling of the situation?
NO
> 7.  Do you see a victory to be won?
YES
> 8.  Is the expense, (currently over 11 Billion), a worthy investment?
YES
> 9.  Do you feel that refugees should be coming to the U.S.?
NO
> 10.  As a world power, is it our responsibility to be involved in such
> situations?
YES> 
> 11.  Do you think that new gun laws will prevent teen crime?
NO
> 12.  Do we have enough gun laws already?
YES
> 13.  Do you beleive, in general, that congress is doing a good job?
NO
> 14.  Do you beleive, in general, that Clinton is doing a good job?
NO
> 
> Thank you for your participation.  The results should be interesting.
> 
> 
> Robert Goodale, RPT
> University of Nevada, Las Vegas
>