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- Phillip & Jane Noble and their team at Noble Dental Practice, the
team at Esporta, John Walton the magnifi cent car detailer (and martial
arts master), Leslie Dean my superb hairdresser, Nick the podiatrist,
the fabulous team at the Lowry Hotel in Manchester, including
Marc Whitley, Marco, Sherman (Cool Runnings), Jonathan, Irfan,
Bavand, Marianne, Stella, Matthew, Oliver Th omas (Head Chef),
Keith, Andy, Peter, Michael and Pino - Graham our very reliable taxi
driver, Carol at Johnsons the dry cleaners, Dave and his crew who do
a great job maintaining our gardens, David, Karim and Fiona, from
Armani Collezioni in Manchester, LifeFitness, Amazon.co.uk, Nike,
Morningstar, Ameritrade, E*Trade, CNN, Profunds, Microsoft, Intel,
Medved, Nescafe and Tesco.
I must also say thank you to all the people involved in creating this
book and making a dream become a reality - Daniel Cooke, Elaine
Sinfi eld, Bob de Groff , Jessica Sheese, Blake Muntzinger and the rest
of the fabulous team at Authorhouse, Siobhan Curham (Siobhan, you
are a real delight to work with), Mindy Gibbins-Klein, Jenna Gould,
Amy Larman, Tina McKenzie, Stuart Berry, Avril Ehrlich, Charlie
Hankers, George Foster, Al Taylor, Pannone and Partners, Matthew
Seed, Yahoo, Getty Images, Morningstar, William O’Neil + Companies
Inc, Nationwide Building Society, Financial Express, IStockPhoto.com
and Digital Turtle.
On the personal side, I’d like to thank Mum and Dad for their continued
unconditional love and support. Mum, Dad, your words of encouragement
always give Paul and me a serious lift. I am so thankful to you for all
you’ve done and continue to do.
Huge thanks go to you, Paul who I’m so grateful to for all the love,
the laughs, the help and support that help make my life so incredibly
rewarding.
And to you the reader for buying this book, I’m truly grateful and hope
that you get as much from reading it as I got from writing it.
Finally, just in case I forgot to mention you, I want to thank all the
people that I mistakenly forgot to acknowledge. I really did think that
I’d covered all bases but if I did slip up, I apologise.
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