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To: RMF who wrote (53559)	9/17/2013 12:42:16 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (8) of 85487

I was never an intellectual phenom. Look at my bio, I was barely educated at 20 and had to start in a junior college. But once I discovered college and learned how to learn, I became a zealot about education. I got my first big job with the state as a consultant doing grant reviews for the office of alcoholism and drug abuse. I was 27. We had community programs all over the state (just like they have now) and each year those programs had to submit a plan and budget which we had to review for funding. I always needed work (as I grew up poor) and had to figure out how to keep my job, so I learned the budget. Everyone else was scared of the budget and once I learned it I sort of became indispensable and they had to keep finding spots for me to keep me employeed. which was my plan. When the director left, they looked around and I had a lot of support and they hired me. It was a job appointed by the governor. I am not exactly sure why they chose me? Three years later I was the State director of the office of emergency medical services. I wrote both state plans.

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