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At 1:47pm on February 2, 2010, Brad Hoff said…
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Please update your profile to include your full name, otherwise your account may be deactivated.

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At 7:49pm on August 31, 2008, Keith Addie said…
Hi, Glad to see you are interested in being part of the Fire Engineering Community and welcome aboard. We are asking that all members use their first and last name in order to keep the site professional. Please update your profile at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. Keith Addie
At 8:58pm on August 30, 2008, Brent Sanger said…
Hey there. Interesting name you have. However, unless it's your real name, I need to ask you to change it to reflect your proper first and last name. It is a site requirement. If you could fix your profile to reflect that it would be appreciated. Thanks.
 
 

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