Family Medicine Notes

• Olecranon Bursitis - Orthogate - Improving orthopedic care, education and research with Internet technologies
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• Woman sets fire to ex-husband's penis | NEWS.com.au
• Freak fall traps boy's testicles | NEWS.com.au
• Commentary: Educational Planning to Achieve the Goals of Community Pediatrics -- Roberts 115 (4): 1158 -- Pediatrics

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• Stiff-Arming Children’s Health - New York Times
  in the eye of Congress. The Senate has passed a bill that would raise eligibility to 300 percent of the poverty level, and the House has gone to
• Buzzword, The First Real Word Processor for the Web
• Scott Hanselman's Computer Zen - Scott Hanselman's 2007 Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List for Windows
  Scott Hanselman on Programming, User Experience, The Zen of Computers and Life in General
• LimitNone - Products
• SQL Designer
• XPlite and 2000lite Uninstall Windows components.
• 2BrightSparks Support Area - KnowledgeBase
• The Healthcare IT Guy » Try Amazon Simple Queue Service (Amazon SQS) for cross-org messaging, RHIO, NHIN data
  (tags: interface engine?)

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• First Google Health Screenshots
• How to Change the World: The 10/20/30 Rule of PowerPoint
• Amazon Web Services Developer Connection : Amazon SQS ColdFusion Component

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It's been a while, but we're getting close to releasing medlogs 2.0 -- it's the only professionaly edited aggregator of medical RSS feeds on the Internet.   For a sneak-peek, take a look here.

Re-developed from the ground up by Aaron Hall, Medlogs will (as you can tell from the temporary URL) live in an Amazon EC2 instance, which means it will scale wonderfully, and our hosting costs will go down.  Lts of new features .. and it will be much easier to administer.

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How to write a five-sentence email…Whether UR young or old, the point is that the optimal length of an email message is five sentences. All you should do is explain who you are, what you want, why you should get it, and when you need it by.

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• Doctor Google, Doctor Microsoft - is There a Doctor Yahoo! in the House?

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Here's an invitation to truly embrace the creativity of others. Instead of beating your breast about how great you are, try saying how great someone else is. Look for win-wins, make that your new religion. Establish a policy that nothing will be announced unless it can be shown that someone else will win because of what you're doing. How much happier we would be if instead of crippling each other with fear, we competed to empower each others' creativity.

1. Do the right thing
2. Cooperate with others
3. Nobody needs to "win"

1. Do the right thing
2. Cooperate with others
3. Nobody needs to "win"

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• NY SSHSC Laws & Guidelines

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• Introduction to Google Guice

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• Routine Pulse Checks Improve Detection of Atrial Fibrillation

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When cornered by police, he swallowed the necklace.The suspect was fed 50 bananas on doctor's advice, after the X-ray dealt a blow to his denials.

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