Introduction - Richard

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Well, Richard, let's take this one step at a time. Please research the steps you need to take to complete 68W Option 40, and list them on this thread. All the information is here on the site, but you need to do the research for yourself. Please accomplish this task by midnight, Sunday, 28 November 2010. Never, never quit!
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Welcome, Richard. Accomplish the task Ranger Jim has assigned you and be sure to read and heed the ROE PM I have sent you.
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Please read the question and answer it. I have given you lots of time, so I don't need to grant an extension. You failed to discuss training and education. Keep searching.
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Still incomplete, but I will accept it so long as you recognize the teaching point here is that I gave you time to produce a quality, detailed response. You tried to give me an immediate response. For future reference, one of the things a Ranger tries to do is to make maximum use of available time. This balance between speed and accuracy is key to success. Never, never quit!
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