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Be Alright!
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All of this started when I made my own sudoku puzzles, which I started doodling in to add a little more color. One day, my daughter noticed what Id done, so for Christmas, she gave me a gift of adult coloring books, which I never knew existed (a great idea!). After a while, I started putting my carpentry skills to work and designed my own pictures that I could color. A few ink cartridges and couple stacks of paper later, my wife said, Too bad you cant do something with all these pictures. So here we are now. What a shock.
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Don White
Prior to becoming an academic, Dr McManus worked within the global software industry. Dr Don White is Dean of Faculty Business and Law, University of Lincoln. Dr White has lectured extensively, on management information systems and has acted as a consultant to the National Health Service (HNS).
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