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Capt. Rob January 27th 06 12:27 AM

Nursing at Sea
 


All in response to Crantz comment:

Do you have liability insurance for that defib? Remember, Suzy is a nurse,

she's no longer a good samaritan.

And our med kit cost more than Scotty's sad boat!


RB
35s5
NY


katy January 27th 06 12:31 AM

Nursing at Sea
 
Bob Crantz wrote:
Tell 'em what you do to monkeys.

Amen!

"katy" wrote in message
...

DSK wrote:

2 kinds of antibiotic cream
an assortment and variety of gauze and telfa bandages
band-aids
hydrogen peroxide
aloe vera gel
ACE bandages
a few straws (never know when you're going to have to do that
emergency trach)
aspirin, tylenol, ibuprogen, and some prescription painkillers
an EPI pen
an assortment of needles and fishing line ( works great on stitching
up horses, too)
matches


Jonathan Ganz wrote:


I hope you have the proper medical training to do a tracheotomy, since
if
you don't and you attempt it, there is a very good probability you'll
be sued back to the stone age.


katysails wrote:


On my husband?????Don't think so....


Are you saying Mr. Sails ain't the suin' kind?
Hmm, that would make a good country song...

Anyway, as somebody else posted, doing a tracheotomy isn't that hard.
Shucks, they gave instructions how to do it on M*A*S*H (one of the only
TV shows I've ever watched) and it worked perfectly.

DSK


Heck, I've assisted at so many vet surgeries that not much fazes me...had
to sit on the neck of a filly that jumped a piece of farm equipment in a
fit of pique and opened her gut up so wide her intestines fell out....that
was a trat..she lived and ended up being a quite satisfactory pet for her
owner's kids....jabbing a little old pen knife into someone's neck when
they're turning purple wouldn't be hard to do at all...




That's much to graphic for Usenet, doncha think?

katy January 27th 06 12:32 AM

Nursing at Sea
 
Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article ,
DSK wrote:

Anyway, as somebody else posted, doing a tracheotomy isn't
that hard. Shucks, they gave instructions how to do it on
M*A*S*H (one of the only TV shows I've ever watched) and it
worked perfectly.

Jonathan Ganz wrote:

Talk about lawsuits waiting to happen! I can just imagine your
attorney cringing when you try to explain to the jury that you saw it
on MASH. :-)


I could prove I did it perfectly, by doing another one on
the opposing lawyer, right there in the court room.

DSK



Step 1: Duct tape his mouth shut. :-)



Heck, go one further and duct tape his nose shut, too and forget
about the trach....

DSK January 27th 06 12:43 AM

Nursing at Sea... lawyer jokes
 
I could prove I did it perfectly, by doing another one on the
opposing lawyer, right there in the court room.




Step 1: Duct tape his mouth shut. :-)



katy wrote:
Heck, go one further and duct tape his nose shut, too and forget about
the trach....


What do you call 100 lawyers skydiving?
Skeet

What do you call 100 lawyers buried in sand up to their necks?
Not enough sand

What do you call 100 lawyers at the bottom of the ocean with
bricks tied around their necks?
A good start

(disclaimer- Any resemblance to real lawyers, living or
dead, is purely coincidental. This offer void where prohibted.)

DSK


Joe January 27th 06 12:52 AM

Nursing at Sea... lawyer jokes
 

A little old lady went into the Bank of Canada one day, carrying a bag
of money. She insisted that she must speak with the president of the
bank to open a savings account because, "It's a lot of money!" After
much hemming and hawing, the bank staff finally ushered her into the
president's office (the customer is always right!). The bank president
then asked her how much she would like to deposit. She replied,
$165,000!" and dumped the cash out of her bag onto his desk. The
president was of course
curious as to how she came by all this cash, so he asked her,
"Ma'am,I'm
surprised you're carrying somuch cash around. Where did you get this
money? The old lady replied, "I make bets". The president then asked,
"Bets?
What kind of bets?" The old woman said, "well, for example, I'll bet
you
$25,000 that your balls are square." "Ha!" laughed the president,
"That's a stupid bet. You can never win that kind of bet!" The old lady

challenged, "So,would you like to take my bet?" "Sure," said the
president, "I'll bet $25,000 that my balls are not square!" The little
old lady then said,"Okay, but since there is a lot of money involved,
may I bring my lawyer with me tomorrow at 10:00AM as a witness?"
"Sure!"
replied the confident president. That night, the president got very
nervous about the bet and spent a long time in front of a
mirrorchecking
his balls, turning from side to side, again and again. He thoroughly
checked them out until he was sure that there was absolutelyno way his
balls were square and that he would win the bet. Next morning, at
precisely 10:00am, the little old lady appeared with her lawyer at the
president's office. She introduced the lawyer to the president and
repeated the bet: "$25,000 says the president's balls are square!" The
president agreed with the bet again and theold lady asked him to drop
his pants so they could all see. The president complied. The little old

lady peered closely at his balls and then asked if she could feel them.

"Well, Okay," said the president, "$25,000 is a lot of money, so I
guess
you should be absolutely sure." Just then, he noticed that the lawyer
was quietly banging his head against the wall. The president asked the
old lady, "What the hell's the matter with your lawyer?" She replied,
"Nothing, except I bet him 100,000 that at 10:00 AM today,I'd have The
Bank of Canada's president's balls in my hand."


Jonathan Ganz January 27th 06 02:28 AM

Nursing at Sea
 
In article ,
katy wrote:
Heck, go one further and duct tape his nose shut, too and forget
about the trach....


Unfortunately, this would not go over quite as well in the courtroom.
But, it's a great idea.



--
Capt. JG @@
www.sailnow.com



katy January 27th 06 03:26 AM

Nursing at Sea
 
Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article ,
katy wrote:

Heck, go one further and duct tape his nose shut, too and forget
about the trach....



Unfortunately, this would not go over quite as well in the courtroom.
But, it's a great idea.



Having sat on a jury, I would have applauded...

Jonathan Ganz January 27th 06 03:32 AM

Nursing at Sea
 
In article ,
katy wrote:
Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article ,
katy wrote:

Heck, go one further and duct tape his nose shut, too and forget
about the trach....



Unfortunately, this would not go over quite as well in the courtroom.
But, it's a great idea.



Having sat on a jury, I would have applauded...


Did you find them guilty or innocent?


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Capt. JG @@
www.sailnow.com



katy January 27th 06 04:21 AM

Nursing at Sea
 
Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article ,
katy wrote:

Jonathan Ganz wrote:

In article ,
katy wrote:


Heck, go one further and duct tape his nose shut, too and forget
about the trach....


Unfortunately, this would not go over quite as well in the courtroom.
But, it's a great idea.




Having sat on a jury, I would have applauded...



Did you find them guilty or innocent?


guilty...ut was a throw the frugs out the car window and flee thing....

Frank Boettcher January 27th 06 02:37 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
On Thu, 26 Jan 2006 23:21:33 -0500, katy
wrote:

Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article ,
katy wrote:

Jonathan Ganz wrote:

In article ,
katy wrote:


Heck, go one further and duct tape his nose shut, too and forget
about the trach....


Unfortunately, this would not go over quite as well in the courtroom.
But, it's a great idea.




Having sat on a jury, I would have applauded...



Did you find them guilty or innocent?


guilty...ut was a throw the frugs out the car window and flee thing....



I sat on a murder case. Sequestered and all. Never, ever again. If
I ever get called I'd rather have the judge throw me in jail for
contempt than go through that again.

Frank

Scotty January 27th 06 02:59 PM

Nursing at Sea
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...


All in response to Crantz comment:

Do you have liability insurance for that defib? Remember,

Suzy is a nurse,
she's no longer a good samaritan.

And our med kit cost more than Scotty's sad boat!




That's not very much, and yes, my boat is sad when she sits on
the hard.

Scotty




Scotty January 27th 06 03:00 PM

Nursing at Sea
 

"Frank Boettcher" wrote in message
...

guilty...ut was a throw the frugs out the car window and flee

thing....


I sat on a murder case. Sequestered and all. Never, ever

again. If
I ever get called I'd rather have the judge throw me in jail

for
contempt than go through that again.



I'm exempt from jury duty.

Scotty



DSK January 27th 06 03:05 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
guilty...ut was a throw the frugs out the car window and flee
thing....


That sounds like a mighty interesting case. I didn't know
throwing frugs was illegal.


"Frank Boettcher" wrote
I sat on a murder case. Sequestered and all. Never, ever

again. If
I ever get called I'd rather have the judge throw me in jail

for
contempt than go through that again.




Scotty wrote:
I'm exempt from jury duty.


How do you get that? I would like to be picked for a jury.
I've been called twice and not selected either time, a total
waste of almost a week altogether. The 2nd time it was an
engineering contracting fraud case, and the defense wanted
me on the jury so bad I thought they were going to bribe the
judge. But the other lawyer was right, I was prejudiced
against his client... don't like crooks!

SK


Capt. Rob January 27th 06 03:05 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
I'm exempt from jury duty.


Of course, with your IQ below 80 they won't let you judge anything. You
could just use a pic of your boat as a get-out-of-jury-duty-free card!

Bwahahahahahhahahaaha!

RB
35s5
NY


Capt. Rob January 27th 06 03:22 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
That's not very much, and yes, my boat is sad when she sits on
the hard.


So's your wife, but that's not very often, now is it?


RB
35s5
NY


Scotty January 27th 06 03:33 PM

Nursing at Sea
 

"DSK" wrote in message
...

How do you get that? I would like to be picked for a jury.
I've been called twice and not selected either time, a total
waste of almost a week altogether. The 2nd time it was an
engineering contracting fraud case, and the defense wanted
me on the jury so bad I thought they were going to bribe the
judge. But the other lawyer was right, I was prejudiced
against his client... don't like crooks!



Most people I know, who were called, spent the day waiting around
and not 'used' on the jury. I have better ways to waste my time.

SBV




Capt. Rob January 27th 06 03:34 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
I have better ways to waste my time.


As the Megan's Law Child Molestation board is well aware.


RB
35s5
NY


katy January 27th 06 04:35 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
Scotty wrote:
"DSK" wrote in message
...

How do you get that? I would like to be picked for a jury.
I've been called twice and not selected either time, a total
waste of almost a week altogether. The 2nd time it was an
engineering contracting fraud case, and the defense wanted
me on the jury so bad I thought they were going to bribe the
judge. But the other lawyer was right, I was prejudiced
against his client... don't like crooks!




Most people I know, who were called, spent the day waiting around
and not 'used' on the jury. I have better ways to waste my time.

SBV



It's your civic responsibility as a citizen to ensure that others
receive a fair trial in front of their peers...I took jury duty very
seriously, found the experience very interesting, and was amazed at
how the thought processes of different people varies under different
circumstances...

Scotty January 27th 06 05:06 PM

Nursing at Sea
 

"katy" wrote in


Most people I know, who were called, spent the day waiting

around
and not 'used' on the jury. I have better ways to waste my

time.

SBV



It's your civic responsibility as a citizen to ensure that

others
receive a fair trial in front of their peers...I took jury duty

very
seriously, found the experience very interesting, and was

amazed at
how the thought processes of different people varies under

different
circumstances...



Phtttttttttttttttt...........



DSK January 27th 06 05:08 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
Scotty wrote:
Most people I know, who were called, spent the day waiting around
and not 'used' on the jury. I have better ways to waste my time.



katysails wrote:
It's your civic responsibility as a citizen to ensure that others
receive a fair trial in front of their peers...I took jury duty very
seriously, found the experience very interesting, and was amazed at how
the thought processes of different people varies under different
circumstances...


Agreed on all counts.

One thing that struck me, it is amazing when you start
talking to people in detail, how wide the variation is
between what will seem "fair" to one person and the total
opposite is "fair" to another.

And another thing... when did you start attributing quotes??

Regards
Doug King


Jonathan Ganz January 27th 06 05:55 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
In article ,
Frank Boettcher wrote:
I sat on a murder case. Sequestered and all. Never, ever again. If
I ever get called I'd rather have the judge throw me in jail for
contempt than go through that again.


What happened that was so bad?

--
Capt. JG @@
www.sailnow.com



Jonathan Ganz January 27th 06 05:57 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
In article ,
katy wrote:
It's your civic responsibility as a citizen to ensure that others
receive a fair trial in front of their peers...I took jury duty very
seriously, found the experience very interesting, and was amazed at
how the thought processes of different people varies under different
circumstances...


I agree completely. It is our duty to serve. It may not be pleasant,
but it's required if we are to remain free.


--
Capt. JG @@
www.sailnow.com



katy January 27th 06 06:01 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in


Most people I know, who were called, spent the day waiting


around

and not 'used' on the jury. I have better ways to waste my


time.

SBV




It's your civic responsibility as a citizen to ensure that


others

receive a fair trial in front of their peers...I took jury duty


very

seriously, found the experience very interesting, and was


amazed at

how the thought processes of different people varies under


different

circumstances...




Phtttttttttttttttt...........


Now, now, Scotty. Maybe you should take some Beano when you eat
those gaseous foods?

katy January 27th 06 06:02 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
DSK wrote:
Scotty wrote:

Most people I know, who were called, spent the day waiting around
and not 'used' on the jury. I have better ways to waste my time.



katysails wrote:

It's your civic responsibility as a citizen to ensure that others
receive a fair trial in front of their peers...I took jury duty very
seriously, found the experience very interesting, and was amazed at
how the thought processes of different people varies under different
circumstances...



Agreed on all counts.

One thing that struck me, it is amazing when you start talking to people
in detail, how wide the variation is between what will seem "fair" to
one person and the total opposite is "fair" to another.

And another thing... when did you start attributing quotes??

Regards
Doug King

Huh? I thought ever since I set up Thunderbird...

katy January 27th 06 06:03 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article ,
katy wrote:

It's your civic responsibility as a citizen to ensure that others
receive a fair trial in front of their peers...I took jury duty very
seriously, found the experience very interesting, and was amazed at
how the thought processes of different people varies under different
circumstances...



I agree completely. It is our duty to serve. It may not be pleasant,
but it's required if we are to remain free.


Alos, if everyone with intelligence took that stance, then we would
be left with only the ignorant and clueless to judge us ehrn our
time comes. Sort of like having a conversation with Bobbie...

Jonathan Ganz January 27th 06 06:18 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
In article ,
katy wrote:
Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article ,
katy wrote:

It's your civic responsibility as a citizen to ensure that others
receive a fair trial in front of their peers...I took jury duty very
seriously, found the experience very interesting, and was amazed at
how the thought processes of different people varies under different
circumstances...



I agree completely. It is our duty to serve. It may not be pleasant,
but it's required if we are to remain free.


Alos, if everyone with intelligence took that stance, then we would
be left with only the ignorant and clueless to judge us ehrn our
time comes. Sort of like having a conversation with Bobbie...


It would be a jury of our piers. :-)

--
Capt. JG @@
www.sailnow.com



Frank Boettcher January 27th 06 06:20 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
On 27 Jan 2006 09:57:03 -0800, lid (Jonathan Ganz)
wrote:

In article ,
katy wrote:
It's your civic responsibility as a citizen to ensure that others
receive a fair trial in front of their peers...I took jury duty very
seriously, found the experience very interesting, and was amazed at
how the thought processes of different people varies under different
circumstances...


I agree completely. It is our duty to serve. It may not be pleasant,
but it's required if we are to remain free.



I agree. And when the Judge can show me that all the other citizens
in the jurisdiction have served on a special venue, capital murder
trial requiring sequestering (sp), then I'll do it again. Until then
I plan to be in contempt of court.

Frank

katy January 27th 06 07:01 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article ,
katy wrote:

Jonathan Ganz wrote:

In article ,
katy wrote:


It's your civic responsibility as a citizen to ensure that others
receive a fair trial in front of their peers...I took jury duty very
seriously, found the experience very interesting, and was amazed at
how the thought processes of different people varies under different
circumstances...


I agree completely. It is our duty to serve. It may not be pleasant,
but it's required if we are to remain free.



Alos, if everyone with intelligence took that stance, then we would
be left with only the ignorant and clueless to judge us ehrn our
time comes. Sort of like having a conversation with Bobbie...



It would be a jury of our piers. :-)

In the case of Bobbie, oak....

Joe January 27th 06 10:40 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
Glad to see your being an asshole as yourself.

About time.

Joe
Your Owner


Capt. Rob January 27th 06 10:58 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
Glad to see your being an asshole as yourself.


As always...and following your example, though you of course out-rank
me as a Royal Asshole. I hear you may be knighted soon, Sir Joe,
Asshole of York!

RB
35s5
NY


Scotty January 27th 06 11:51 PM

Nursing at Sea
 

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote
I agree completely. It is our duty to serve. It may not be

pleasant,
but it's required if we are to remain free.



You can serve in my place.

SV



Scotty January 27th 06 11:54 PM

Nursing at Sea
 

"katy" wrote

And another thing... when did you start slurring quotes??

Regards
Doug King

Huh? I thought ever since I drank up the Thunderbird...


good stuff.





Scotty January 27th 06 11:55 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
Ha ha ha, how did bobby know Joe was talking to him?



"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
Glad to see your being an asshole as yourself.


As always...and following your example, though you of course

out-rank
me as a Royal Asshole. I hear you may be knighted soon, Sir

Joe,
Asshole of York!

RB
35s5
NY




Frank Boettcher January 28th 06 02:34 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
On 27 Jan 2006 09:55:31 -0800, lid (Jonathan Ganz)
wrote:

In article ,
Frank Boettcher wrote:
I sat on a murder case. Sequestered and all. Never, ever again. If
I ever get called I'd rather have the judge throw me in jail for
contempt than go through that again.


What happened that was so bad?



I don't know if it is the same today but back then (mid seventies) in
Mississippi, you show up for jury duty and when selected, if it was a
case that the judge determined required a sequester order, you never
go home. They call the individual you give them to bring clothes and
personal articles, and you are essentially locked up, two to a room
(with a stranger who might be an axe murderer themselves) in a hotel
(certainly not five star) escorted to and from on a county bus. You
eat all your meals with your fellow jurors in a private room or in the
jury room if still at court. No television during the news hour,
(today that would be hard) and no newspapers. You have no contact
with anyone other than fellow jurors and the baliffs for the duration.

This trial lasted a week, and over a weekend. By the time it was
over, I didn't much care what happened to the defendant, but I was
ready to kill several of my fellow jurors.

And despite the judge very clearly defining "beyond a reasonable
doubt" a number of times it is still subjective and you always will
worry about the verdict you reach, particularly in a capital case.

It is a horrible experience that no one should have to do twice. Thus
my position, contempt of court before I go again.

Frank

Capt. JG January 28th 06 06:34 PM

Nursing at Sea
 
Well, it was in Mississippi! :-)

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"Frank Boettcher" wrote in message
...
On 27 Jan 2006 09:55:31 -0800, lid (Jonathan Ganz)
wrote:

In article ,
Frank Boettcher wrote:
I sat on a murder case. Sequestered and all. Never, ever again. If
I ever get called I'd rather have the judge throw me in jail for
contempt than go through that again.


What happened that was so bad?



I don't know if it is the same today but back then (mid seventies) in
Mississippi, you show up for jury duty and when selected, if it was a
case that the judge determined required a sequester order, you never
go home. They call the individual you give them to bring clothes and
personal articles, and you are essentially locked up, two to a room
(with a stranger who might be an axe murderer themselves) in a hotel
(certainly not five star) escorted to and from on a county bus. You
eat all your meals with your fellow jurors in a private room or in the
jury room if still at court. No television during the news hour,
(today that would be hard) and no newspapers. You have no contact
with anyone other than fellow jurors and the baliffs for the duration.

This trial lasted a week, and over a weekend. By the time it was
over, I didn't much care what happened to the defendant, but I was
ready to kill several of my fellow jurors.

And despite the judge very clearly defining "beyond a reasonable
doubt" a number of times it is still subjective and you always will
worry about the verdict you reach, particularly in a capital case.

It is a horrible experience that no one should have to do twice. Thus
my position, contempt of court before I go again.

Frank




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Essential of Radiology -medical- 12 103
Functional NeuroAnatomy -medical- 12 104
The Human Genome Project -medical- 12 105
Images Of Disease 2 -medical- 12 106
Acr Learning File Nuclear Medicine -medical- 12 107
The Cerefy Atlas of Brain Anatomy -medical- 12 108
Gallaghan The Adult MIP SN:RUSR23351 -medical- 12 109
Mosby's Corson & Williamson Surgery -medical- 12 110
Adam Practice Practical -medical- 12 111
Virtual Surgeon Open Heart -medical- 12 112
Stole MRI Orthopaedics & Medicine 2nd Edition -medical- 12 113
Rockwood & Greens Fractures In Adults 4th Edition
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Nutrition Interactive -medical- 12 115
Nuclear Medicine -medical- 12 116
NeuroFunctional Systems 3D SN:8621-9833-6917 -medical- 12 117
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ACR Learning File Genitourinary -medical- 12 119
ACR Learning File Neuroradiology -medical- 12 120
SURGERY: MASTERING PRINCIPLES, PRACTICE,
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McMinn's 3-D Anatomy 2003 -medical- 12 122
UNSW Embriology -medical- 12 123

Abdominal And Pelvic - medical - 12 021
Yamada textbook - medical - 12 022
Mc Minn s Clinical Anatomy - medical - 12 023
Goodman & Gilman's PBT 9th Edition - medical - 12 024

Gastroenterology Adnoscopy 2nd Edition - medical - 12 014
Novacon Netter Conerestive [2 CDs] - medical - 12 016
Novacon Netter Coronary Mealt Dicease - medical - 12 017
RockWood and Matsen the Smoulder - medical - 12 018

Welch Allyn Interactive Guide to the Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat 11 896
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Goodman and Gilman's :The Pharmacological
Basis of Therapeutics 9th Edition SN:RG 72309 11 874
-medical-

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[Part 1 ( CDs 430 - 10,000)]

Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine (c) McGraw-Hill 6911
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Doctor Schveler's Medical Advisor v2.0 [2 CDs] 5867

Physicians' Desk Reference Electronic Library 2001 -medical- 5097

Integrative Medicine Access 2 Pro 4747
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MOSBY'S MEDICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA 4251
CLINICAL MEDICINE 4252
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STEDMAN'S ELECTRONIC MEDICAL DICTIONARY V4 2708

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN MEDICINE JUNE 1999 2061
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JOHN HOPKINS SURGICAL ANATOMY medical 1764

MOSBYS CLINICAL HEMATOLOGY medical 1593
GENERAL DERMATOLOGY medical 1594
G+G PHARMACOLOGY GG-888 medical 1595
RADIOLOGY ANATOMY medical 1596
MOSBYS EMERGENCY MEDECINE 4TH EDI medical 1597
IMAGING ATLAS OF HUMAN ANATOMY medical 1598

THE ART OF LAPAROSCOPIC medical 1548

EMERCENCY MEDICINE medical 1232

MOSBY`S GASTROENTEROLOGY medical 1140

PEDIATRICS medical 1091

DORLAND`S ELECTRONIC MEDICAL DICT DICTIONARY -998

MOSBY`S CLINICAL NEUROLOGY medical -935

HARISSON 98 SN:81383 medical -895

FRACTURES medical medical -658

ROCKWOOD 97 medical -599
MRI ( M.R.I.) medical -600

MOSBY CLINICAL NEUROLOGY medical -567
MOSBY IMMUNOLOGY INTERACTIVE medical -568
ADAM PHYSIOLOGY INTERACTIVE medical -569

HISTORY OF MEDICINE 2CD medical -445
COMPLETE ACUPUNCTURE medical -447

BODY WORKS V6.0 medical -441
FAMILY HEALTH ENCYCLOPEDIA medical -442

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MEDLINE CD PROGRAMM medical 2840
MEDLINE CD 1986 medical 2841
MEDLINE CD 1987 medical 2842
MEDLINE CD 1988 medical 2843
MEDLINE CD 1989 medical 2844
MEDLINE CD 1990 medical 2845
MEDLINE CD 1991 medical 2846
MEDLINE CD 1992 medical 2847
MEDLINE CD 1993 medical 2848
MEDLINE CD 1994 medical 2849
MEDLINE CD 1995 medical 2850
MEDLINE CD 1996 medical 2851
MEDLINE CD 1997 medical 2852
MEDLINE CD 1998 medical 2853

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[Part 4 = Dragon Naturally Speaking CDs, and IBM Via Voice CDs,
including Medical Solutions]

Dragon Naturally Speaking v5.0 Medical Solutions (c) L&H
serial#: 6680-0873-0218-4921 CD NR
5406

NaturallySpeaking Professional v8 (c) Scansoft Dragon CD NR
17 795

Dragon NaturallySpeaking v8.0 Preferred BiLiNG WORKiNG [2 CDs] 17 373

Dragon NaturallySpeaking v8.0 Preferred (c) ScanSoft 17 314

ScanSoft Dragon Naturally Speaking Preferred V7
SN: A109A-G00-006420 14 356

Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional Solutions v6.0 (c) L&H CD NR
7787

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IBM VIAVOICE PERSONAL EDITION V10 1 CD,
CD NR 9971

IBM VIAVOICE PRO USB EDITION V10 1 CD,
CD NR 9920

IBM VIAVOICE ADVANCED EDITION V10 REPACK 1 CD, CD NR
9885

IBM ViaVoice Release 9 Advanced Edition (c) IBM 1 CD,
CD NR 7272

IBM Via Voice Pro 8.0 serial : GPA000026052 1 CD,
CD NR 5484

IBM Viavoice v8.0 Advanced Edition 1
CD, CD NR 3945

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2005/10/02 Mathworks.Matlab.v7.1.R14.SP3 3CD

OriginPro v7.5 (c) OriginLab CD NR
14 462

2005/08/20 FlexPDE.Professional.3D.v5.0.4(Win/Linux)

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MATLAB 7.0.1 Release 14 SP1 (c) MathWorks [3 CDs]
12/Oct/2004

MATLAB 7 Release 14 - MathWorks [2 CDs] CD NR 15 824,

week 30/2004
John.Wiley.Sons.Computational.Colour.Science.using .MATLAB.eBook

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Orchard.Publications.Signals.and.Systems.with.MATL AB.Applications.eBook

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Orchard.Publications.Circuit.Analysis.II.with.MATL AB.Applications.eBook

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17/ 3/2003
Elementary.Mathematical.and.Computational.Tools.fo r.Electrical.and.Computer.Engineers.Using.MATLAB.e Book

10/01/2001 WaveWarp Audio Toolbox v2.0.1 for MatLab

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MAPLE V9.5 HYBRID - MAPLESOFT SN: 379316842 CD NR 15 936,


SPSS v12.0 - SPSS Inc.
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CD NR 14 459,

StatSoft Statistica v6.0 Multilingual CD NR 8594,

EViews 4.1 Standard Sub 100MB
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SAS JMP Statistical Discovery Software v5.0.1a CD NR 11 764,

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week 23/2004
MINITAB.v14.12.WiN2KXP

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[Part 6 = Various - Medical Cliparts, Medical Photodiscs, Medical
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2005/06/02 Stockbyte.Medical.Professionals.Photodisc 1CD

Artville Medical Humor Clipart CD NR
17 299

Corel Medical Series Child Care -medical- CD NR
16 106

ImageDJ DI53 Medical Supplies CD NR
14 479

Dosch Textures Medical Visualization 2 7362

Lead Tools Medical Imaging Suite v12 3439

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