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An Introduction: Andrew Luxton-Reilly
Hi. Or perhaps, as is more common among us Antipodeans, Gidday! As with previous posts from Roger and Mark, I’m beginning with a brief introduction. My name is Andrew Luxton-Reilly (originally Andrew Luxton, but I changed my name when I married, … Continue reading
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An Introduction: Roger McDermott
Hi Everyone! Since Amber asked that this first post should be an introduction, I thought I would let you know something about me, my background and what I would hope to contribute in this blog. My name is Roger McDermott … Continue reading
