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New Zealand Institute of Medical Laboratory Science - The New Zealand Institute of Medical Laboratory Science

nzimls.org.nz

Country: Oceania, NZ, New Zealand

City: Palmerston North, Manawatu-Wanganui

  • yucagreengo - QB and MAC a very hard to beat comboI have used QB for a very long time...way before Intuit made a version for the MAC. I have been a recent convert from the PC, roughly 2 years. It all came about because I had a series of viruses and "Window" errors that drove me to the point of despair. Along came one of my good friends and colleagues with a gift of my very first MAC a MacBook. I went from total despair to "why the heck didn't I do this years ago". Anyway I am know 100% MAC. Luckily Intuit has understood that migration from PC's to MACs is an ongoing phenomena which will not slow down. I started using QB for MAC as soon as it came out. It makes bookkeeping sooo easy, neat and quick. I should know, I am an accountant by trade (CPA). I've used heavy duty systems and other light versions. QB MAC is, hands down, the best!! NOW, if Intuit made its TURBO TAX software in MAC then they would be hitting a home run. I can't wait to see that happen.

    Have fun using QB for MAC!!

    Yucagreengo
  • Tom Burger - Bought it for a friendThe author thoroughly revises this book every year to account for the ever evolving methods of companies finding good candidates and the development of new tools for finding a new job or modifying one's career. My friend tends to shun advice and help, but in a weak moment, and with nothing else at hand for her to read, she picked it up almost a month after delivery. I just got a call with those wonderful words we all love to hear, "Your were right and I was wrong." Of course the acid test will be to see if she works the exercises and actually discovers a more rewarding line of work, or at least finds a more rewarding role in the work she currently does, which is medical billing. My advice to everyone else? Don't get into medical billing.
  • Diane O. Hainsworth "diane" - hydro floss oral irrigatorI had been told, by a new dentist, that I had a number of large pockets in my gums, along my molar teeth and it was suggested that I needed periodontal work to correct the problem. A doctor suggested that I purchase the hydro floss and I did. I started with the low pressure setting and worked up to the higher pressure as my gums became healthier. My last dental appointment (six months after the last one) showed my gums healthy and no longer needing extra work. I love the Hydro Floss and intend to have it as part of my home dental care forever.
  • Andy Kirk - Excellent addition to the visualisation libraryVisualize This is a significant and valuable addition to the library of visualisation titles. The tutorials in this book provide an accessible and helpful introduction to the spectrum of data visualisation challenges we find ourselves facing, offering a wide variety of fully explained programming language solutions. Once you've conquered these, feel comfortable with the coding syntax and structures, and are ready to move on, you can then explore other texts to dive deeper into each environment. Along with an informative series of introductory chapters setting the scene for the visualisation field, this book provides a great starting point from which to commence your own learning process into enhancing your design capabilities.

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