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Alyssa Salmon, development and communications director at the BBBSGS, the organization that provides children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, said Carragher wanted to start something big. "Chris wanted to find a way to combine the love of the ocean and the program to raise awareness for the organization through the community," Salmon said recently. "He made it his personal goal to paddle out and back for the cause." Carragher has been practicing every day and is preparing for anything that may become an obstacle on the day of the paddle. "The weather is the biggest concern. I hope for a calm day with clear conditions," he said. Carragher said other things to consider are the tide, current, winds and boat traffic. The journey is a team effort, Carragher said. To help him finish his mission, Christian Callan will be manning the support boat that keeps an eye on Carragher. "He's one of my oldest friends from Portsmouth," Carragher said. "I couldn't think of better person to help me lead this journey."
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Perhaps you know Carmindy from TLC's "What not to Wear," or simply as a prolific and popular celebrity makeup artist. Either way, if you're a fan of hers you'll definitely want to check out her new app which launched this week, offering a host of makeup tips, advice, guides to specific looks and more.
There are two parts of this app which are most useful for makeup tips and advice. The first is the list of eight different looks, from Carmindy's 'Famous' 5-Minute Face, to 'Date Night' to 'Holiday Party' and more. After you've created a profile, filling in such details and hair and eye color, you'll get step-by-step instructions for each look. There are also 16 videos featuring Carmindy herself showing you how to perform some, but not all, of the steps within the looks.
While the videos are quite helpful, the step-by-step instructions for each look are a bit lacking in detail and description. Another issue is that they say it offers "Full view with illustrations" in Landscape mode, however there are no illustrations it's just the same information. Additionally, while the suggestions for specific products to use with each look are somewhat helpful, and I do appreciate her including both low-end and high-end priced options, you can't individually select items (just the categories) to add to the shopping list. Furthermore, some items are simply not available in certain areas, stores, etc. To be more useful if it offered direct links to merchants or online beauty stores that definitely carry the items mentioned.
I would be remiss if I didn't mention the other features, such as note-taking and photo saving for you to interact with the app to save your favourite looks. You can Tweet or Facebook your favorite looks to save with friends. There's also a section which brings in Carmindy's twitter feed, and info about her, links to her site and more.
Overall, I think this app is plenty useful for a quick reference for make-up tips, and for fans of Carmindy and her fresh and unique style. I don't know if everyone will want to pay the $4.99 – luckily it's currently on sale for $2.99, so try and pick it up before it jumps back up.
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"In this painting the warblers are close to the viewer, showing in vivid detail the brilliant yellow in the plumage, as well as the more subtle colors and features that make up the living bird. Actual warbler watching is, of course, not always this easy. One must follow the bright bits of color on these chickadee-sized creatures as they flit in and out of cover and through the woodland shadows."
Stephen Leed is a self-taught artist who has been drawing and painting birds since childhood. He has twice won the Pennslyvania State Working Together for Wildlife Conservation Print Competition. He has also placed highly in national animal art competitions and has won many local awards. He resides in Lititz, Pennsylvania, the heart of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country, in a "house full of birds," including three small parrots and nearly a dozen canaries.
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I am researching the Dwyer family of Rochester, New York and Canandaigua, New York. The first names that I have are Patrick and Mary Dwyer. They were born in Tipperary, Ireland in 1789. They had six children: Michael(1832)married Mary Melvil in Niagara Falls in 1855. They had six children who survived until adulthood: Michael Francis"Frank" (1855), James R. (1860) married Catherine Powers (1891 in Canandaigua, NY)their children:Mary Margaret and Joseph Leo, Mary Jane (1863), Thomas Agustus (1866), Margaret Anne (1869) had child, Milton Charles Jordan(later changed to William James Dwyer) with Bert Jorden (1892in Rochester, NY), William Joseph (1871) married Catherine Rapp (Rochester, NY 1897?). Their children: Walter Michael, Mary Ellen, Clarence Francis, and William Joseph Jr. . Margaret married John Murray in Canandaigua, NY. Children: Thomas P.,William D., Mary F., Elizabeth J. Patrick Jr.married Sarah in Canandaigua,NY. Children:John E. married Catherine Bennett in Canandaigua, NY (Their children: Harold E. and Albert B.),Patrick J.,Mary A., Margaret A., Michael B., James J. married Margaret McMahon ( children: Howard J., John, Hellen, Sara E. Ellen husband Michael Flynn Child: Thomas John J. Bridget husband Gleason |
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I have a Dell inspiron and my desktop has been running incredibly slow, so i started messing around with system configuration and i unchecked the boxes in some programes in the startup tab. I also unchecked some boxes in the services tab.
I restarted system as prompted. The system restarts showing the Dell logo sign then windows starts to load then says "3 out of 3 updates 0% complete. do not turn off the computer" the loading icon just turns and turns, then it shuts down and repeats itself starting from Dell logo to loading windows "3 out of 3 updates 0% complete. do not turn off computer". The whole process just repeats itself over and over again.
Ive tried to press F11 to run system restore but it does not run. Is there another way to run system restore without pressing F11? What are my options?
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This seems to be a problem with Vista following updates.
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The new overtime rules mean that if the team that wins the overtime coin toss, receives and scores no more than field goal on its first possession, the other team gets one more possession with a chance to either extend the game with a field goal, or win it with a touchdown.
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Michael Irvin Gets Shirtless and Candid for Gay Magazine
Categories: Rainbow Connection, Sports
The Miami native and Cowboys star discusses his love for his gay older brother for the first time in the accompanying article. Irvin first became aware of his older brother's sexuality when he was 12 and spotted his brother leaving the house in woman's clothing. Confused Irvin asked his father about it, who only replied, "Yes, that's your brother. And you love your brother." A message that resonate with Irvin today.
He often makes it a point to discuss gay issues in sports on his local WQAM radio show, and can't wait until an openly gay athlete becomes a star in America.
"If anyone comes out in those top four major sports, I will absolutely support him," Irvin told the magazine. "That's why I do my radio show every day. When these issues come out, I want to have a voice to speak about them. I think growth comes when we share. Until we do that, we're going to be stuck in the Dark Ages about a lot of things. When a guy steps up and says, 'This is who I am,' I guarantee you I'll give him 100% support."
The full interview gets into a lot more, and is probably one of the most unique and candid interviews we've read from a major American sports star in some time.
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Specifically in FL. The law is pretty clear that carrying or possessing gun on campus is a big no-no. However, if I am dropping off my child at the school's parking lot (in this particular case, the parking lot is outside of fenced area, but clearly belongs to school) -- is it still the same?
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The current VFX Professional class were assigned The Mill as part of the 'Industry Coaching' scheme, which is a new initiative for us here at Escape Studios. The main idea behind the scheme is that we invite established post-production houses in Soho to mentor our students as they prepare to enter the industry as VFX artists. The VFX Professional course is our more advanced course for students who have completed the VFX Production course or artists already in the industry who are looking to further their knowledge in the field. For these students, getting advice from professionals working in the industry is golden, helping them prepare better for what is to come. Emmy Castelain was among the group during this visit, and this is what she had to say about their time at The Mill…
… We had been to The Mill on a previous visit, where we explained our first project and were given a tour of the facilities. For those of you who don't know The Mill, it is a creative post house occupying an impressive building in the heart of Soho, and with many awards under it's belt. We knew that the advice already given by John Wood, leading VFX artist at The Mill, was going to be of great value to us later on, when the time came to improve our shots to finalise our showreels. So we were looking forward to another round of golden tips and tricks to make our work look amazing. With John Wood's great advice and the presence of Tom Knight, Talent Assistant at The Mill, we knew that we were getting the best feedback from the industry coaching - thanks to Escape Studios.
After a good critique of our work and positive feedback, we were invited out for some drinks with our chaperone for the day, Miles Pettit, the Escape Studios' Training Manager. Miles has always taken the time to ask us what we were up to and knew what everybody was working on. He has given valuable guidance during our time at Escape, but sadly we had to say goodbye to Miles on that day. It was his last day at Escape Studios as he was off to start a new career and enjoy fatherhood on the Isle of Man.
Before joining Escape, Miles had worked ten years at The Mill, and as this was his last day the leaving drinks party was populated with lots of his old colleagues from The Mill. Miles kindly introduced me to The Mill's very own Creative Director and amazing illustrator, Matthieu Bessudo (aka McBess)! I got his contact details to arrange a meeting with him when time comes to find my first VFX job. All in all, it was an amazing day, both educational and fun!
We would like to take this opportunity to thank The Mill for the time they have dedicated to our students throughout their course, and for all the advice they have given along the way. We know our students have benefited from it greatly, allowing them the opportunity to see in practice all they have learnt over the past 18 weeks. And in the case of Emmy Castelain, some valuable contacts were made as well.
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BIG RIVER is the musical adaptation of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn with music by Roger Miller. All ages & ethnicities are encouraged to audition. Please prepare 16 bars of a song in the style of BIG RIVER or you are welcome and encouraged to sing from the show. Also, you may be asked to read from the script.
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You might not expect to find one of the banks' best crab cakes in a simple sandwich—until you see the out-the-door line waiting to order at the counter of the Atlantic Coast Café in Waves. "All killer, no filler," the motto behind the plump lump-meat cakes, reflects the ACC's focus on flavor. The crowd-pleasing menu includes a Cajun-spiced tuna steak burger and Reuben sandwiches, both classic and coastal (swapping a crab cake or fried shrimp for corned beef and coleslaw for sauerkraut.) Grilled mahi (or fresh catch) tacos get extra crunch and structure from shredded cabbage and a hard shell tucked inside a soft one. Cheese, coleslaw, pineapple and Thai-style chili sauce add zest to the Cajun Chicken Wrap, finished on the grill. Don't forget the full breakfast available daily to 11 a.m. (try the muffins) – and the breakfast wrap and sandwiches are available all day.


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Being a cruise ship doctor may seem like the medical profession's dream gig—and in a lot of ways it is. But the job comes with an incredible amount of responsibility: you see everything from sprained ankles to potentially deadly heart attacks. You're responsible for the lives of thousands of passengers and crew. And for many people, having a great vacation means never, ever seeing you.
It's a job Dr. John Bradberry knows well. A double board-certified emergency medicine and family medicine physician, Bradberry spent seven years as a ship doctor for a major cruise line and another seven years as that cruise line's medical director. Long story short, he's seen just about all there is to see at sea. Here, Dr. Bradberry shares what it's like to be a real-life ship's "Doc."
We really are doctors—and good ones—despite what some people might think
Passengers think the medical center on board a ship is maybe a Band-Aid station. In a passenger area or in an elevator, a passenger would look at my nametag [which says] "Ship's Physician." And it's like, "So what do you do? Treat a lot of seasickness? Ha ha!" And it's not the case. Credentialing guidelines for cruise ship doctors require extensive experience and expertise in primary care, including emergency medicine.
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We work hard, but we also get to enjoy the benefits of cruising
Any doctor who anticipates that the practice of cruise ship medicine is tantamount to a paid vacation is going to be sorely disappointed. Cruise ship doctors have an immense amount of responsibility on their shoulders. That cruise ship doctor is responsible for the health and well-being and lives of 5,000 people; that's a small town. A physician must be on call 24 hours a day whenever the ship is at sea. So it's not a paid vacation by any means.
There is time off, though. And during the time-off periods, the ship's doctors can go up to the main deck where a lot of the activities are and intermingle with the guests. If the ship is in port and the doctor's off-duty, they're allowed to go shoreside and go exploring, go to the beach, go on shoreside excursions. All expenses paid travel, and you get a salary on top of it. Free room and board is included. In some ways, the ship's doctors get paid to do what the passengers are paying to come and do.
Yes, it's like "The Love Boat"—kinda
There are a lot of romances... among the crew. You have a thousand mostly young adult crewmembers living, working, and socializing together, and human nature will take its course.
In true "Love Boat" fashion, I met my wife on board. She was one of the ship's nurses. She's half-British, half-Greek, tall, black hair and big sparkling blue eyes. And I just happened to be in the medical center when she walked in. And when she spoke, she had that British accent. Within 8 to 10 seconds of laying eyes on her, I thought, "This might get complicated." So we're now married with two kids; I think that qualifies as a "complicated."
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Normalize an expression
This functionality does not run in MATLAB.
normal(f, options) normal(object)
normal(f) returns a normal form of the rational expression f. MuPAD® regards an expression as normalized when it is a fraction where both numerator and denominator are polynomials whose greatest common divisor is 1.
normal(object) replaces the operands of object with their normalized form.
normal and simplifyFraction are equivalent.
If argument f contains irrational subexpressions such as sin(x), x^(-1/3) etc., then these are replaced by auxiliary variables before normalization. After normalization, these variables are replaced by the normalization of the original subexpressions. Algebraic dependencies of the subexpressions are not taken into account. The operands of the non-rational subexpressions are normalized recursively.
If argument f contains floating-point numbers, then these are replaced by rational approximants (see numeric::rationalize). In the end, float is applied to the result.
With the Expand option, the normal form is unique for rational expressions: it is the quotient of expanded polynomials whose greatest common divisor is 1. If f and g are rational expressions, the following statements are equivalent:
f and g are mathematically equivalent.
normal(f, Expand) = normal(g, Expand)
normal(f - g, Expand) = 0
A normal form generated without the Expand option (which is equivalent to Expand = FALSE) is the quotient of products of powers of expanded polynomials, where all factors of the numerator and the denominator are coprime. MuPAD regards factorized expressions, such as x (x + 1), and equivalent expanded expressions, such as x2 + x, as normalized. Therefore, if you do not use Expand, there is no unique normal form of a rational expression.
If f and g are rational expressions, these statements are equivalent:
f and g are mathematically equivalent.
normal(f - g) = 0
For special objects, normal is automatically mapped to its operands. In particular, if object is a polynomial of domain type DOM_POLY, then its coefficients are normalized. Further, if object is a set, list, table or array, respectively, then normal is applied to all entries. Further, the left and right sides of equations (type "_equal"), inequalities (type "_unequal"), and relations (type "_less" or "_leequal") are normalized. Further, the operands of ranges (type "_range") are normalized automatically.
Compute the normal form of some rational expressions:
normal(x^2 - (x + 1)*(x - 1))
normal((x^2 - 1)/(x + 1))
normal(1/(x + 1) + 1/(y - 1))
The following expression must be regarded as a rational expression in the "indeterminates" y and sin(x):
normal(1/sin(x)^2 + y/sin(x))
Normalize the entries of this list:
[(x^2 - 1)/(x + 1), x^2 - (x + 1)*(x - 1)]
Now, normalize the coefficients of polynomials:
poly((x^2-1)/(x+1)*Y^2 + (x^2-(x+1)*(x-1))*Y - 1, [Y])
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normal(x/(x^6 - 1) + x^2/(x^4 - 1), Expand)
Without Expand, a fraction returned by normal can contain factored expressions:
normal(x/(x^6 - 1) + x^2/(x^4 - 1))
If you use the List option, normal returns a list consisting of the numerator and denominator of the input:
normal((x^2-1)/(x^2+2*x+1), List)
Note that normal(f, List) is not the same as [numer(f), denom(f)]:
[numer, denom]((x^2-1)/(x^2+2*x+1))
To skip calculation of common divisors of the numerator and denominator of an expression, use the NoGcd option:
y := (x^4 - 1)/(x + 1) + 1: normal(y); normal(y, NoGcd)
To specify common divisors that you want to cancel out, use the ToCancel option:
y := (x^4 - 1)/(x^2 - 1): normal(y, ToCancel = {x - 1})
By default, normal calls the rationalize function in attempt to rationalize the input expression. You might speed up computations by using Rationalize = None in conjunction with the Expand option. This combination of options lets you skip investigating algebraic dependencies and, therefore, saves some time:
n := exp(u): a := (n^2 + n)/(n + 1) + 1: normal(a, Expand, Rationalize = None)
Without Rationalize = None, MuPAD analyzes algebraic dependencies and returns this result:
normal(a, Expand)
Disable recursive calls to normal for subexpressions by using Recursive = FALSE:
y := sqrt((x^2 + 2*x + 1)/(x + 1)): normal(y, Recursive = FALSE)
Solve this equation, and sum up the fifth powers of the solutions:
solutions := solve(x^3 + x^2 + 1, x, MaxDegree = 3): f := _plus((solutions[i]^7) $i = 1..3)
Normalizing the result returns:
To limit the number of internally repeated calls to normal due to analysis of algebraic dependencies, use the Iterations option. The default number of iterations is 5. Use the Iterations option to increase or decrease the number of iterations. For example, normalize the result using just one iteration:
normal(f, Iterations = 1)
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normal(f, Iterations = 2)
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f | |
object |
A polynomial of type DOM_POLY, list, set, table, array, equation, inequality, or range |
Expand |
Return the numerator and denominator of the normalized expression in expanded form. See "Details" for more information. By default, Expand = FALSE. |
List |
Return a list consisting of the numerator and denominator of f. By default, List = FALSE. |
NoGcd |
Skip computing common divisors of the numerator and denominator of f. By default, NoGcd = FALSE. |
ToCancel |
Option, specified as ToCancel = {expr1, expr2, …} Cancel out only the specified common divisors {expr1, expr2,...}. |
Rationalize |
Option, specified as Rationalize = None Perform only basic rationalization of an irrational input expression. Skip investigating algebraic dependencies. This option works only in conjunction with the Expand option. Otherwise, normal ignores this option. See Example 7. |
Recursive |
Recursively normalize subexpressions of an irrational expression. By default, Recursive = TRUE. |
Iterations |
Option, specified as Iterations = n Specify the number of repeated calls to normal. Repeated calls appear when analysis of algebraic dependencies results in new irrational subexpressions. By default, n = 5. |
Object of the same type as the input object, or a list of two arithmetical expressions if the List option is used.


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he don't like it, I know he don't
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So why you respect Kobe for being the Robin to Shaq those early years??? | ||
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n*gga is riding Bron's coat tails and getting championships out of it without having to k!ll himself like he did in 06... n*gga better be happy with that sh*t | |
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pebble paths , klingstone, and dogs
We've just finished a home renovation that opened up our home to the yard. I'm now trying to work on a landscaping plan so that we have a yard we can enjoy. Alas, a primary concern at the moment is budget. I'd appreciate sage advice GW users have on these two questions as I try to make landscaping plans with budget in mind:
1) Does anyone have experience/advice with using the product call Klingstone to bind crushed pebbles into a stable path? I'm considering using a pebble path interspersed with blue stone pavers, not nearly as beautiful as in the photo below, but somewhat similar as we have a wonderful yew tree and don't get a lot of sun in the back of the house. I'm trying to create the feel of a Japanese viewing garden in this area.
2) Has anyone ever tried putting down a layer of chickenwire under pebbles and or mulch to discourage dogs from digging? We have a golden retriever who will be using part of the back yard as her run. She mostly lives in doors. She's not a terrible digger and if not presented with fresh, loose dirt she doesn't necessarily think about digging. I'd like to do what I can with design to discourage digging, but still use gravel in some areas. When she was a pup I ran chicken wire along the base of our fence, half up against the fence and half along the ground. It worked wonderfully in terms of keeping her from digging anywhere near the fence. Wire feels nasty on the paws I guess. I wonder if laying a strip of chicken wire (somehow anchored down) under the gravel might work to discourage digging. Does anyone have experience with this or suggestions (does it sound like a terrible idea?).
Klingstone's a great product. Just know that it has an amber hue to it, which means your stone will take on an amber hue. Imagine a coating of dark maple syrup. It may not be an issue with the gravel, but it could be an issue with the stepping stones.
I do not know Klingstone per se, but can't imagine that it's anything but a polyester resin/hardener that binds stones together. I notice that their website gives no indication of the price so that's confirmation enough for me that this product will be VERY expensive to actually produce something in landscape size that's meaningful. On other websites, with everything else, you can "Buy Now!" but not with Klingstone. You must make an inquiry. So it might be affordable as the "stepping stones" in a sea of aggregate. But it won't be affordable if it is the "sea of aggregate" for a few stepping stones.
I'm sure the chicken wire would work to prevent digging. Dogs could not dig through that. It might not last forever, but the dog would probably be sufficiently trained before it turned to rust.
Marcinde provided you with good info that we have found to be valuable in regards to coloration.
We've also found that pebble size makes a difference in regards to how much material is required to hold a good bond. The larger the aggregate, the more product is required.
If polyurethene is an issue for you there is another product on the market that is derived from pine tree pitch/ sap vs. an oil base product. It is called Terra Pave.
It works well and also darkens the final color of the surface with an amber tone. We've used it on both commercial and residential projects where there was a desire for a natural looking finish but was ADA compliant in regards to stability.
With either product it is important that a proper sub base be installed .
Your aggregate needs to be dry as well as having at least 7 to 10 days of dry weather predicted after application and the temperature should be not less than 55 degrees - ideal is around 65 - 70 F.
In regards to chicken wire and dogs digging. I've used your described method with success.
I'm involved with The Jack Russell Rescue Society and have had a few diggers that have come to live with us.
If you have the addition of gophers then hardware cloth is also a good option.
Hardware cloth is not cloth at all but a 1/4 wire mesh.
We also use it when making gopher baskets to plant our plants in .
It last a pretty long time and holds up great in salty ( beach side ) soils.
Yardvark - Klingstone is actually really pretty reasonably priced, having compared it and a similar product offered by my local stoneyard for a pathway project. Why would you spout off with an assumption like that? Are you in business for yourself? Do you have any idea how dramatically the cost of a website jumps when you add a shopping cart?
Why would I "spout off with an assumption like that?"
marcinde, you're sounding a little defensive... as though you are connected with the product. First, it's immaterial whether a website has a shopping cart or not. It's the product's price--just a dollar sign and a few numbers--that is secreted away. Second, in general, resin products lean toward expensive. Nevertheless, my answer qualified that it DEPENDS ENTIRELY HOW ONE USES THE MATERIAL as to whether it will be affordable, or unaffordable. And that's still true. The OP says: "Alas, a primary concern at the moment is budget."
So how much does this resin actually cost? $150 for 5 gallons plus shipping (figure approx. total $200.) They claim that one gallon will create 12 s.f. of path. (How thick, and how durable over time, is another consideration.) So, for a small project, it might be reasonably priced. But for anything of size, it could quickly become high priced. That's why I said, it depends on how the OP would use it.
That's how I do it!
Thank you for your thoughtful and helpful replies. I wrote to the supplier yesterday and await a reply so I'm not sure exactly how much this product will cost, but if the posting above is correct, then for my 300 sq ft project it would cost me $750 plus shipping to use this product. I requested small sample of the product so I can see how it works and how it changes the color of the pebbles. For what it's worth, it does seem odd that they don't simply post the price of the product on their site (or perhaps I missed it?) whether they have a shopping cart feature or not.
Connected with the product? Yep, I specify it on projects and the folks at the company have been really helpful with providing info for an article I was researching. So I suppose that's a connection. Or are you implying that I've been a sleeper cell spammer for the five years or so I've been on this forum, and this post activated me like OJ Simpson in Naked Gun?
Not defensive at all, just pointing out that the way you presented your opinion could put someone off a good product without cause. Doesn't seem right.


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Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 279431, 8 pages
Developing Targeted Health Service Interventions Using the PRECEDE-PROCEED Model: Two Australian Case Studies
1School of Nursing, The University of Notre Dame Australia, The Cunningham Centre for Palliative Care, St Vincent's & Mater Health Sydney, 170 Darlinghurst Road, Sydney, NSW 2010, Australia
2Cardiac Investigation Unit, St Vincent's Hospital, P.O. Box 2900, Fitzroy, VIC 3065, Australia
3Cardiovascular Nursing Research, St Vincent's Hospital and Centre for Cardiovascular and Chronic Care, Faculty of Nursing, Midwifery & Health, University of Technology Sydney, Broadway, NSW 2007, Australia
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