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  • Tuesday, January 27, 2009 15:47
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    Message # 88810
    Daniel Boothe

    Different experiences in my life have led me to beleive and see success in commraderie. If we, as Learners, can begin to effectivley communicate, meet, and strive towards common goals nothing but success lies ahead. I want to encourage all of my fellow Learners to brainstorm different times, dates, and ideas on how we can support each other in every way possible. We all have worn the uniform as fellow and former service members, defenders of freedom, and more importantly, a band of brothers. Let us rally on this common ground and support each other in any and every way possible.
  • Sunday, February 01, 2009 14:24
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    Reply # 91097 on 88810
    Daniel Boothe
    One idea I expressed to Al was a virtual chatroom we could all log onto at a set time during the week. Anyone else feel this could be beneficial?
  • Sunday, February 01, 2009 14:32
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    Reply # 91107 on 88810
    Lyndon Dellis
    Daniel Boothe wrote:

    Different experiences in my life have led me to beleive and see success in commraderie. If we, as Learners, can begin to effectivley communicate, meet, and strive towards common goals nothing but success lies ahead. I want to encourage all of my fellow Learners to brainstorm different times, dates, and ideas on how we can support each other in every way possible. We all have worn the uniform as fellow and former service members, defenders of freedom, and more importantly, a band of brothers. Let us rally on this common ground and support each other in any and every way possible.

    Great idea Dan. We all need to begin to learn how to use each others talents and abilities to leverage each other onwards and upwords. We just have to really begin to see each other as a valuable resource that we can use and learn from.
  • Sunday, February 01, 2009 14:34
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    Lyndon Dellis
    Daniel Boothe wrote:One idea I expressed to Al was a virtual chatroom we could all log onto at a set time during the week. Anyone else feel this could be beneficial?

    Another great idea Dan. I think this would make it much easier to begin to get all the learners into the loop and picking each others brains!
  • Friday, February 27, 2009 13:33
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    Reply # 121987 on 88810
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    We are all brothers and sisters serving humanity, each in our own particular and special ways.  Although some of us have served our country as military personnel, and some have not, we each have something to contribute.  Volunteering and one-on-one conversation about philosophically and politically relevant topics are good ways to improve our own, and others', understanding of life.  I honor and respect all veterans.  Those who have served America by wearing the uniform are, in my opinion, the most honorable of all Americans.  Thank you, Veterans, for serving our country.

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