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At 22:16 on May 15, 2013, Ashenafi manaye said…

Dear peter,  1st of all i would like to appreciate for your comment and am glad to cooprate with your Research group. Just to  come up with your question SNNPR is an abbreviation of the reagion where am working now ( Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region of Ethiopia) .

Keep in touch!!!!!!

At 21:28 on April 28, 2013, OLOYEDE Mayowa Barnabas said…

Thanks for the acceptance....

At 3:00 on April 3, 2013, Jeffrey Beall said…

I disagree; I have identified ScienceDomain International as a predatory publisher. I think their new gimmicks are unprofessional and may present conflicts of interest to develop and thrive. Thie publisher has always used deception to make it appear more successful and legitimate than it really is.  --Jeffrey Beall

At 0:21 on March 3, 2013, Ali Gharib said…

Dear my colleague, Thanks for your comment. I will be happy to cooperate with your group in field of chemistry.

Best regards

Ali Gharib

At 13:06 on February 26, 2013, Coralia V. Garcia said…

Thanks for the invitation!

At 21:58 on February 25, 2013, Ekaterina Ilyakina said…

Thanks very much for invitation, Dr. Matthews

At 19:43 on January 15, 2013, Glenda Browne said…

Hi Peter, 

I think the indexing is a good idea, and it seems that it should be possible to automate. My focus in indexing is more on the content, and when something technical like this is required someone else on the team does it for us. So I don't really have the expertise to comment.

Assuming that the information you need comes from forms that the members fill in, then there should be a database or something with those records. But that would mean getting access behind the scenes.

My husband is a bit more knowledgeable in this area than I am, and I've asked him to have a look.

Kind regards,

Glenda

At 22:22 on December 21, 2012, khodarahimi@yahoo.com said…

Hi 

If you would like you can join me for edition a paper in psychology of adolescence. 

At 22:37 on December 20, 2012, Peter J. Matthews said…
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At 22:46 on November 9, 2012, Chris Daborn said…

Peter,  Many thanks for taking the time to post my comments.  I look forward to hearing from anyone interested in helping with the programme. Best wishes. Chris

At 17:26 on November 8, 2012, Debabrata Sarkar said…

Dear Dr. Matthews, Pandanus tectorius is not used in India as a fibre crop. Better leaf fibre is produced by Sisal. Besides cotton, In India, major fibre crops are jute (Corchorus capsularis L. and C. olitorius L.), mesta or kenaf (Hibiscus cannabinus and H. sabdarrifa), flax (Linum spp.), ramie (Boehmeria nivea) and sisal. Jute is not or can be used, to my knowledge, for manufacturing sail canvas. However, ramie can be used for making sail canvas, rather it will be the best option because ramie is the strongest vegetable fibre. I am not sure whether it is being used presently. A Swiss company Swicofil manufactures ramie fabrics and products. Attached, please find one of my articles on ramie. Although the subject is different, you will have an idea about ramie and its enormous significance. Regards, Debabrata Sarkar%20et%20al-2010-Curr%20Sci-98-1570-1572.pdf     

At 16:58 on November 2, 2012, Chris Daborn said…

Peter,

 

Details of the project are on the CVA website http://www.commonwealthvetassoc.org/CPD.html . We are piloting in 5 countries - Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Ethiopia and Sudan. Most colleagues will have a good command of English [less so in Ethiopia and the Sudan], but not so good at applying themselves to the task of writing a paper. It is in paper writing skills that they will need most mentoring. The technical aspect of their paper will be dealt with by subject matter experts from the Veterinary community

 

Many thanks

 

Chris

Ps Unable to post this on the main page blog - "+ comment" facility did not load correctly

At 6:47 on August 24, 2012, Cymon Dunamis said…

peter,it is time to write ma MBA thesis.I wish to write on two topics but it seems it is not possible.i have been thinking about two areas in marketing.one is branding of universities in ghana(my passion) and alternative ways of marketing banking products(because of my career).

for my passion area, i have this topic (branding of universities,comaparative study of two universities in kumasi) and the other topic is (Alternative ways of marketing banking products in kumasi-ghana).please can u an individuals comments about both topics.i am kind of confused

At 8:59 on August 23, 2012, Cymon Dunamis said…

peter, i dont know to even, put no institution in ghana here have a journal on marketing only, but there are several business journal by all almost all the public institutions and privates university.They writes extensive about all areas of business.so I can say there is no specializen marketing journal in ghana

At 22:55 on July 17, 2012, Al Sabado said…

Dear Peter,

Thank you for the post. Freelancing has remained to be tough globally, but God is good! A client contacted me yesterday for a short editing project which I submitted today. Few hours back, the client has sent me message for another project. The pay isn't like gold, but I'm grateful for it. :) Home is OK, thank you. I hope you and your family are OK there too.

Sincerely,

Al

At 18:37 on May 18, 2012, Adejugbe Idowu Tolulope said…

the most energy-efficient and time-efficient way to break something like sweet potato down is cooking-slicing-blending because after it has been cooked, it will take a shorter time to slice it than to slice it and then cook it because it will still be hard.

At 22:42 on May 17, 2012, Akira Yamasita said…

Peter,

Thank you for your reply.  Your explanation is very clear.

As for the idea of the "university focus groups", I would love you to make the group page. I can invite 3 doctor course students, a postdoctoral researcher, and some master course students and undergraduate students in our lab.

I hope many students in Osaka city university will join.

Akira

At 22:03 on May 17, 2012, Akira Yamasita said…

Dear Peter,

 
Thank you for your interesting artistic career. I think the signature "PJM" means "Peter Joseph Matthews"  Did you draw the picture? The picture is very good like the pictures which we've seen at the museum today.

I can recognize the nice twist from the picture, however, why the rocks were soft? For eruption of Mt Albert?


 Akira

At 22:16 on May 11, 2012, Olfa Mahjoub said…

Thank you Peter for the add

:)

Olfa

At 0:20 on April 7, 2012, Karin Vaneker said…

Dear Peter, I'd love to read the article, also I might be able to help your/the student looking for info about Iran & Colocasia. Today by accident I was looking into Clusius, the/his 'alcoleaz' observations in Portugal in 1564-1566. Think Dodoens published a drawing even, but am still looking... last year or so, did find an interesting botanical illustration in Peter Seidensticker (in: Die Seltzamen Namen all  1997). Furthermore I was also a bit disappointed you weren't at the edible aroids conference in India. It was very interesting, (btw) also your excellent article in the Bioversity publication. Until recently wasn't aware about taro's distribution in the modern era... apparently taro is also mentioned in the Bible, but my Hebrew/old testament knowledge is a bit rusty... Warm regards, Karin  

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