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Subject: Clarificiation About Education & Training Are Critical

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GRand Master (To Be Announced)
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Date Posted: 14:32:22 05/20/09 Wed
In reply to: Dennis S. Vogel 's message, "Education & Training Are Critical" on 03:55:42 05/18/09 Mon

>GRand Master added some good points & clarification,
>for which we should (may) be…um…grateful.
Only Grateful? I guess I'm flattered

>Recipes For Success

Here I am again clarifying our host's HaLf-BaKeD explanations.

DEnnis can correct me if I'm wrong (but I'm not): Based on What he wrote (quoted below), he apparently included non-classroom learning as still being "book learnin'" It's still valuable as long s the content is valuable.

Eudcation IS critical & should be pursued in any ethical way people can get it. There are many public & school libraries.

If there's a printed or recorded book you need, but if you can't find it in a local library, you should ask for an interlibrary loan. Interlibrary loans allow you to check out books from distant libraries.

Some colege & university libraries are available for non-students. There may be a small fee involved.

If you can afford the money & space, you can buy a book & have it available for futrue reference. Though authors benefit from book sales, many authors are consultants & educators who use their books to reach more prospects. Books bring publicity to consultants, professors, universities & colleges.

Don’t feel bad if you can’t afford the money or space for more books. You can honor & acknowledge authors by using their work & then telling people about the benefits you got from their insights—testimonials.

Maybe that’s why Dennis incudes their (authors) names so often…

So here’s another clarifaction Dennis & you can “be…um…grateful” for.

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>>GRand Master added some good points & clarification, >>for which we should (may) be…um…grateful. > Only Grateful? I guess I'm flattered > >>Recipes For Success > >Here I am again clarifying our host's HaLf-BaKeD >explanations. > >DEnnis can correct me if I'm wrong (but I'm not): >Based on What he wrote (quoted below), he apparently >included non-classroom learning as still being "book >learnin'" It's still valuable as long s the content is >valuable. > >Eudcation IS critical & should be pursued in any >ethical way people can get it. There are many public & >school libraries. > >If there's a printed or recorded book you need, but if >you can't find it in a local library, you should ask >for an interlibrary loan. Interlibrary loans allow you >to check out books from distant libraries. > >Some colege & university libraries are available for >non-students. There may be a small fee involved. > >If you can afford the money & space, you can buy a >book & have it available for futrue reference. Though >authors benefit from book sales, many authors are >consultants & educators who use their books to reach >more prospects. Books bring publicity to consultants, >professors, universities & colleges. > >Don’t feel bad if you can’t afford the money or space >for more books. You can honor & acknowledge authors by >using their work & then telling people about the >benefits you got from their insights—testimonials. > >Maybe that’s why Dennis incudes their (authors) names >so often… > >So here’s another clarifaction Dennis & you can >“be…um…grateful” for.

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