Invitation to Join our MRSA Forum

January 29th, 2007 · 2 Comments

I notice in the poll in the sidebar (you HAVE answered the poll in the sidebar, right?), that so many of us are patients or caregivers of people with MRSA. I just want to extend an invitation to you to join our MRSA discussion forum – we have a wonderful group of caring people over there that really love to help and answer questions and just offer general support. We have all been there, you are not alone. I hope you will join us.

I physically approve new members (here is a link straight to the MRSA forum registration page), but I try to do it as promptly as I can, and you should get an email when it is done. We have to do this, as for every regular person that registers, about 20 spammers register. If you have given me a day and I haven’t gotten you approved, please feel free to email me either here at christina@b5media.com or christina@mrsaresources.com and I will get you set up!

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booaka // Sep 30, 2010 at 4:17 am

Misters
I digged this cool prog dRm-Removal and used it for removing drm from itunes protected musics a years ago, it did the job well, btw. Then I bought mp3 player and it could’t play my wma files so I decided to http://drm-removal.com – convert wma to mp3 with drm-removal. It works like a charm! Just in a few clicks, you only need to click “Add” button and choose the folder of wma files. They will convert all the tracks at once at a really high speed. If you have the same problem and need to convert wma to mp3, you should try drm-removal!
I am big addict of audiobooks and actually wonder, if it legal. I bought a book (now its mine!) from napster, but may be its drm and I can’t copy it to my MP3 player!! Thats dick!! I can remove drm – but what about legacy?

thanks in advance!
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