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And I feel the same way as well.

Roger
 
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My thanks as well. In the past three years I have gone from an inspector that really didn't know a whole lot to an instructor that has taught in several different states, and Mike Holt's staff code consultant. I can think of nothing that has helped me more than this site, and those who contribute to it.

One of the best parts about this type of thing, is that someone can ask a question that is so amazingly simple, only to have someone reply to it and show you that you have been wrong the last twenty years!
 
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Originally posted by ryan_618:
One of the best parts about this type of thing, is that someone can ask a question that is so amazingly simple, only to have someone reply to it and show you that you have been wrong the last twenty years!
So Ryan, you were inspecting when you were 7? :D :D
 
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Originally posted by hardworkingstiff:
I just want to say thanks to all of the posters on these threads.

Me too. :)

I read them often and almost always learn something.

Me too, again. :)
I've also learned that there is alot of other people with nothing better to do. :D
 
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I only hope that I have help someone to learn or understand about our industry, As I have learned from each and everyone.

As the song say's
"It's not what you take with you when you go, It's what you leave behind"

Bennie has left much behind, in many of his postings.

Motto: To always keep an open mind to learn that which has yet to be discovered and that, that has yet to be learned.

[ August 25, 2005, 10:28 PM: Message edited by: hurk27 ]
 
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I've seen you help out an individual or two Wayne. Same with lots of these other people.

:cool:
 
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It is interesting to me how much my opinion has changed about things since being involved in the forum. I have had my mind changed from "knowing something" to re-learning what I thought I knew. I have tasted crow on several occasions. I have made friends that I have never met and few that I have met.

The bottom line is that this has been a great experience for me, thank you. :D
 
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I have to echo the other responses on the amount of knowledge that is so readily shared on this forum. There has been discussion from electricians about being "one man" shops, well I am a "one man" electrical engineering department. So, having the support this forum has provided with a couple questions I have asked and monitoring the discussion on all the topics has been an invaluable help to me.

Thanks much to all,

Tony

[ August 26, 2005, 08:01 AM: Message edited by: tony_psuee ]
 
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I second what everyone said and have learned more from this forum than I have from any book.

As Charlie said I eat Crow about every time I post but I have gotten use to it.

I do not bother a lot of times to take time to read the whole post or read it carefully enough.And end up stepping on someones toes believe me this is not intentional.

Keep the great posts coming for a great forum.


Ronald :)
 
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What I like best goes beyond what I have learned, and beyond what I have helped others learn. What I like best is the spirit of cooperation.

The membership of this site includes electricians, contractors, inspectors, manufacturers, vendors, engineers, students, and I can't begin to guess what else. It is not often that such a variety of occupations can find a common vehicle for communication. It is less often that nearly 25,000 persons can find, as their common purpose for visiting a web site, a desire to learn, and to teach, and to share experiences, and to make the industry better for our participation.

We have Master Electricians and we have members with Masters Degrees. We have Journeymen nearing retirement, and we have first year Apprentices, and we have High School students contemplating a career in our industry. We have engineering students and we have licensed Professional Engineers. We have men, and we have women, and we have members who believe themselves too young to embrace those descriptive terms. We have members of Code Committees and we have members who are just trying to learn what the code is all about. We have eloquent writers, and we have skilled debaters, and we have members who struggle to find words that accurately convey the nature of their concerns.

There are signs that speak to me of the wide diversity in the ethnic origins of our membership. We endeavor to treat them all the same, for the "them" to whom we speak is essentially an "us," and not a "them."

I have very seldom read a post in which a member suggested that it might be acceptable to do something unsafe. In all such cases, the rest of the membership joined in to voice their disapproval of unsafe practices.

But first and foremost, we are all professionals. I am both honored and proud to be a part of it all.
 
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