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Success is directly relative to preparation factor About: ACMS Future Problem Solvers win 3rd place in the World By Billy Joe Fudge I think Ms. Liebeck has hit the nail on the head. Her ardent rendition of this most amazing accomplishment comes from the inside and sheds the light of reality upon this scholastic achievement. That light reveals to us that it is not the size of the school, the name over the door, or the area of the country from whence you come that determines success. Success is directly relative to the preparation factor. Congratulations to you phenomenal young people on your extraordinary achievements; to you, Mr. Reliford, for your hard work in leading and preparing this group of achievers; to you, families and friends, for fostering a spirit of achievement; to our schools, for providing an atmosphere conducive to achievement; and to our community for supporting efforts toward achievement. -Billy Joe Fudge This story was posted on 2010-06-14 07:43:40
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