icu-10.med.usyd.edu.au Review:
Evidence-based Decision Making in Critical Care Medicine - The primary purpose of this site is to provide access to a set of tools to promote the principles of evidence-based decision making in intensive care.
Country: 129.78.180.19, Oceania, AU
City: 151.1982 New South Wales, Australia
I love the artwork and interesting stories. Neat way to highlight wiccan beliefs and traditions. Whimsical and fun!
Do not buy the Ninja blender. I was naive enough to buy two. The first one lasted about one year, and the second one broke after 4 months. All I use it for is my daily fruit and veggie smoothie. Manufacturer says "Normal wear and tear" meaning they refuse to stand behind the product. Waste of money.
TT Business still needs to be able to import transactions from a Broker for investment sales. Almost every Trust has investments so why isn't this a feature in this product. It is there for Premier and Deluxe.
The physical product is a yellow lump of microelectronics with a USB interface, with a NMEA interface that works best with the DeLorme supplied virtual Serial port. The software is a well written but rather complex street mapping program with data for North America. The software stores the maps on the local hard disk, using a large chunk of disk, so an internet connection is not needed to use it. I strongly recommend against using this product in a car, the software interface is too complex to use while driving, you will navigate into a wreck.