Hello!

[Tanner Overcash]

This may be an introduction to the family at Ubuntu, but I see something
far more valuable. I see potential. I see an opportunity to become
something that can delve us into a new future. I see a future in a company
with unique interests, and it's a company with values unparalleled to any
other rival special interest group in the entire world.
       My name is Tanner Overcash. I am a man in pursuit of a brighter
future, both for myself and for the world. I am currently pursuing this by
learning all that I can, and fervently believe in the value that is
understanding and learning as much as you can. This can be summed up in one
simple saying; "Learn and Live For Everyone". This is something I follow.
My all is put into everything I do, and I live my life remembering what I
do is for the greater good, and what I do is of the highest quality.
       I came to this community for simple purposes. I am young, and I am
prepared to learn. I came from a world where everyone around me was selfish
and crude. Everyone, that is, except for one person. That person was my
grandmother. She instilled in me values of caring for everyone around me,
but also taught me that I should learn everything that I can. The greatest
lesson she ever taught me was to take advantage of every opportunity that
takes form in front of me.
      The last promise I made her was that I would do my best to serve
everyone around me and not waste my talents. This is what brings me here
tonight. This group is where I wish to develop all talents I wish to have
and do have. I'm 17 and preparing to enter college with my two jobs. I will
be studying for a business degree with an emphasis in management, and a
degree in computer engineering. I hope to one day play an integral part in
Ubuntu, as well as Linux as a whole.
      I would love to hear back from as many people as I could, either
negative or positive. Thank you for taking the time to actually read this
email, and I am really looking forward to working with such a unique group
of people.

                                                         Thanks, Tanner
Overcash
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