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Re: Free Textbook From: Tom Whelan (twhelan3@mail.bayou.com) Thu May 20 16:05:09 1999 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: yaron zalel: "Disappearing twin?" Previous message: K Nix: "Re: What is a Cornual Pregnancy??? Yikes" Maybe in reply to: Roberta Speyer: "Free Textbook" The same JSS wrote: > At Wed, 05 May 1999, James S Smeltzer MD wrote: > > > >Art, > >Are you implying that the simple fact that NONE of us sonography > >cyber-jocks got one implies that they weren't counting fairly. I'm sure > >they can post the list. > > > >JSS > > Got one & it looks good - with a stamp with the Korean version of the > Cheshire cat, with the same tanned version of a red face that I have at > the moment - sorry for the lack of total trust, Medison! . THe > attention to the Gyn aspects reflect the editors, which make it a good > reference for my sonographers. > > There is a section on Power 3-D, which I have been looking for a way to > use most effectively. Thank you, Medison > > ;^)> JSS > > >At 10:56 AM 5/4/1999 -0500, you wrote: > >>Now wouldn't it be nice if when someone registered, they told you > >>whether you qualified for the text? > >> > >>Art > >> To Medison: Thanks! Great textbook at first glance....got it today. BTW... I saved the stamps from Korea for my son's stamp collection. :) Sincerely, -- Tom Whelan R.D.M.S., R.D.C.S., R.V.T. Next message: yaron zalel: "Disappearing twin?" Previous message: K Nix: "Re: What is a Cornual Pregnancy??? Yikes" Maybe in reply to: Roberta Speyer: "Free Textbook"

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