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	<title>Comments on: Honorary Doctorate bestowed on the legendary Dr Wendy Harmer</title>
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		<title>By: Paul Kraus</title>
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		<dc:creator>Paul Kraus</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Your emails are always fascinating and I appreciate them immensely. Very interested to read of Wendy Harmer&#039;s doctorate. She truly deserved it. My own case is not altogether indifferent, in an entirely different way. I graduated at the first graduation ceremony held in Macquarie&#039;s history, in March, 1970 with a &#039;mediocre&#039; B.A. My career was not anything to &#039;write home&#039; about. However, I am the world&#039;s longest survivor of mesothelioma, I have had published eighteen books (published in the U.K. the U.S.A and Australia) - some strong sellers. Above all, I have greatly helped countless people suffering terminal illness. Indeed, I would, if the opportunity presented itself, send you dozens of testimonials from patients in the United States, recently sent to me. I was the &#039;indifferent&#039; student who somehow  created much help during my life. I am seventy-four years of age and now live in Brisbane. My website is www.paulkraus.com  Apologies for this diatribe.
Paul Kraus.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Your emails are always fascinating and I appreciate them immensely. Very interested to read of Wendy Harmer&#8217;s doctorate. She truly deserved it. My own case is not altogether indifferent, in an entirely different way. I graduated at the first graduation ceremony held in Macquarie&#8217;s history, in March, 1970 with a &#8216;mediocre&#8217; B.A. My career was not anything to &#8216;write home&#8217; about. However, I am the world&#8217;s longest survivor of mesothelioma, I have had published eighteen books (published in the U.K. the U.S.A and Australia) &#8211; some strong sellers. Above all, I have greatly helped countless people suffering terminal illness. Indeed, I would, if the opportunity presented itself, send you dozens of testimonials from patients in the United States, recently sent to me. I was the &#8216;indifferent&#8217; student who somehow  created much help during my life. I am seventy-four years of age and now live in Brisbane. My website is <a href="http://www.paulkraus.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.paulkraus.com</a>  Apologies for this diatribe.<br />
Paul Kraus.</p>
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