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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / March 2006My Dentist Playing "Yanni at the Acropolis Again."
• Yanni was arrested at his Florida home early Friday after an allege domestic dispute with his girlfriend, Silvia Barthes. He faces a domestic battery charge, according to police. Yanni denied the allegations."These allegations are cruel, false without merit and baseless," said the statement released by hi manager, Danny O'Donovan. "At a more appropriate time and place, I hop and pray I will have an opportunity to address my fans and colleague all overthe world." From: Joel M. Eichen - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show origina | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author ortho...@aol.com (Orthodmd) wrote: >Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent unless it >is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. I think that sci.med.dentistry is a spot on the internet where a community of people meet for various opinions. We laugh, we joke, we offer some good advice and we fulfill an important mission. My rant about turning off "Yanni at the Acropolis" could not be taken as serious dental advice either, could it? I guess that is negative, especially if you are Yanni. Negativity? Do you advocate censoring everything that is not positive That's how the NASDAQ went into free-fall last Friday. Too many peopl quashing the negativizers. I always ask my friends, "So how does this company propose to actually make money?" REPLY: "Shhhh! Do you want to drive down the stock price?" - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - >Charlie Ruff, DMD >Specialist in Orthodontics >Diplomate American Board of Orthodontics From: Joel M. Eichen - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show origina | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author ortho...@aol.com (Orthodmd) wrote: >Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent unless it >is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. Okay. I will try. There's a message here. I know it sounds like something you would rea inside a fortune cookie. "If you are having affairs with married doctors, beware of syringe wielding guys in white coats." - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - >Charlie Ruff, DMD >Specialist in Orthodontics >Diplomate American Board of Orthodontics From: Joel M. Eichen - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 2:00 am Email: j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show origina | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author ortho...@aol.com (Orthodmd) wrote: >Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent unless it >is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. April 10, 2000 STOCKBROKER: "Charlie. Your stocks have negative earnings." CHARLIE: "I do not want to hear any sentence that contains the word negative in it. How is their stock-share doing?" From: Joel M. Eichen - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show origina | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author ortho...@aol.com (Orthodmd) wrote: >Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent unless it >is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. Its this. Basically, a discussion of the relative benefits of PerioChip versus Periostat are pretty boring, unless it is your own question and your own infrabony pocket, whatever the heck that is. Same for oral surgery, amalgams, and yes, orthodontics. Not exactly riveting subjects! Sometimes we need some filler to liven things up. Who really minds? You know, we only have 20-80 new posts in a day, and quite honestly, most do not get the juices flowing. So what is the harm? There is no usenet rule that says you have to read every single post. If any bore you, well, just stop reading! Too simple, eh? Cheers, Joel --- And thanks for providing some interesting questions for discussion! From: Sabra Broock - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: sabra.bro...@worldnet.att.net (Sabra Broock) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author On Sun, 16 Apr 2000 15:41:42 GMT, j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) wrote: >ortho...@aol.com (Orthodmd) wrote: >>Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent, unless it >>is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. >April 10, 2000 >STOCKBROKER: "Charlie. Your stocks have negative earnings." >CHARLIE: "I do not want to hear any sentence that contains the word >negative in it. How is their stock-share doing?" This is a symptom of people who only use AOL... and as we know, AOL will soon own the world of thought... so.... Sabra From: Joel M. Eichen - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author ortho...@aol.com (Orthodmd) wrote: >Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent, unless it >is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. Charlie Ruff is right. I am not going to be negative. I am going to endorse everything I see on the internet. I am especially recommending the magnetic water, the liquid minerals, and opportunity to retire in three years. I thought this might be useful for everybody: +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ From: opti...@123email.com Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 00:53:25 +0900 (JST) To: opti...@123email.com Subject: How To Get Your Body To Burn Fat as Fuel! How To Get Your Body To Burn Fat as Fuel! Easy to do with the proper nutrition. 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Send Your: Name: and Phone Number: To mailto:feelgre...@newmail.net To unsubscribe mailto:unsubscribe...@newmail.net From: Orthodmd - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: ortho...@aol.com (Orthodmd) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - >>Chappequa is where President Clinton's new house is located, but >>honestly, he had nothing to do with this! >>Perhaps Mrs. Pack would like to consult with Mrs. Clinton. >>+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ >>http://www.boston.com/dailynews/106/region/Doctor_attacks_woman_with_... >:..shtml >> Doctor attacks woman with a >> syringe outside hospital >> By Associated Press, 4/15/2000 14:42 >> NEW YORK (AP) A Westchester County doctor attacked a >> nurse by stabbing her six times with a syringe outside a >> Bronx hospital, police reported Saturday. >> Dr. Stephen Pack, 44, a resident of the posh Westchester >> community of Chappaqua, reportedly had been romantically >> involved with the woman, who was pregnant, police and >> television reports said. He was charged with assault, >>said police spokesman Alan Krawitz. >> The 31-year-old woman, who suffered five stab wounds to >>the leg and one to the buttocks, was taken to Montefiore Hospital. >>She was attacked just outside that hospital on Friday at about >>8 p.m. and was listed in stable condition on Saturday. >> The doctor was arrested minutes after the attack near >>the scene at 210th Street and Rochambeau Avenue. >> Pack is married and the syringe attack apparently was >>his attempt to abort the 6-week-old fetus by injecting the woman >>with a fluid possibly a substance used to induce labor or cause an >>abortion, local television reports said. >> Witnesses said Pack waited for her by the parking garage >>at East 210th Street, then lunged at her, threw her to the ground >>and yelled that he would give her an abortion, according to >>WPIX television. >Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent, unless it >is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. Joel, I made a single posting in response to your original posting about the syringe wielding doc. There were 6 responses, five of which came from you over a span of 37 minutes. This helps to explain the dental world to that first year dental student who is worried that he is not entering the right profession. I think all who inhabit this area need to understand that we are not normal. Charlie Ruff, DMD Specialist in Orthodontics Diplomate American Board of Orthodontics From: Sabra Broock - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: sabra.bro...@worldnet.att.net (Sabra Broock) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author On 16 Apr 2000 17:30:11 GMT, ortho...@aol.com (Orthodmd) wrote: - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - >>>Chappequa is where President Clinton's new house is located, but >>>honestly, he had nothing to do with this! >>>Perhaps Mrs. Pack would like to consult with Mrs. Clinton. >>>+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ >>>http://www.boston.com/dailynews/106/region/Doctor_attacks_woman_with_... >>:..shtml >>> Doctor attacks woman with a >>> syringe outside hospital >>> By Associated Press, 4/15/2000 14:42 >>> NEW YORK (AP) A Westchester County doctor attacked a >>> nurse by stabbing her six times with a syringe outside a >>> Bronx hospital, police reported Saturday. >>> Dr. Stephen Pack, 44, a resident of the posh Westchester >>> community of Chappaqua, reportedly had been romantically >>> involved with the woman, who was pregnant, police and >>> television reports said. He was charged with assault, >>>said police spokesman Alan Krawitz. >>> The 31-year-old woman, who suffered five stab wounds to >>>the leg and one to the buttocks, was taken to Montefiore Hospital. >>>She was attacked just outside that hospital on Friday at about >>>8 p.m. and was listed in stable condition on Saturday. >>> The doctor was arrested minutes after the attack near >>>the scene at 210th Street and Rochambeau Avenue. >>> Pack is married and the syringe attack apparently was >>>his attempt to abort the 6-week-old fetus by injecting the woman >>>with a fluid possibly a substance used to induce labor or cause an >>>abortion, local television reports said. >>> Witnesses said Pack waited for her by the parking garage >>>at East 210th Street, then lunged at her, threw her to the ground >>>and yelled that he would give her an abortion, according to >>>WPIX television. >>Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent, unless it >>is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. >Joel, >I made a single posting in response to your original posting about the syringe >wielding doc. There were 6 responses, five of which came from you over a span >of 37 minutes. >This helps to explain the dental world to that first year dental student who is >worried that he is not entering the right profession. I think all who inhabit >this area need to understand that we are not normal. We? We are not normal????? Speak for yourself, Charlie. Why do you care how many posts Joel or anyone else puts up in 37 minutes???? I think you're right, it is not normal to concern yourself so much with the way someone else spends his time. You could put up 200 posts in 15 minutes, Charlie, and it wouldn't bother me in the slightest. So once again, I guess you're right... that is not normal for the people who see it as you do. So... you must be right. We are not normal. I know I'm not... but I wasn't so sure about all the others until I thought about it for a minute. Now... how many posts do you think I can put up in 37 minutes? (I can guess your answer in one word -- "none") -- maybe you have a different reply. Sabra Broock (btw, I think Charlie has me in his killfile anyway.) - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - >Charlie Ruff, DMD >Specialist in Orthodontics >Diplomate American Board of Orthodontics From: Joel M. Eichen - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author ortho...@aol.com (Orthodmd) wrote: >>Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent, unless it >>is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. >Joel, >I made a single posting in response to your original posting about the syringe >wielding doc. There were 6 responses, five of which came from you over a span >of 37 minutes. Gosh Charlie. I do not have the rule book in front of me. Was that too many replies or too much time? >This helps to explain the dental world to that first year dental student who is >worried that he is not entering the right profession. I think all who inhabit >this area need to understand that we are not normal. No it isn't. This is an ad hominem argument from you against me. The reason that this "negativity" offends you, I am not sure. What business you have trying to censoring others, I am not sure about either. By the way, I did other things in that 37 minutes too. I just thought that several points needed to be made about the electronic community. If any first year student reads this and thinks, "Oh my gosh, I better not go into dentistry. I will have to post replies to Eichen at sci.med.dentistry for the next 20 years," then perhaps you are right. Usenet is not for the faint-of-heart, nor is it for the rude! By the way, people who are interested in debate, should take the full 37 minutes to think things through a bit before replying. Cheers, Joel ---- - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - >Charlie Ruff, DMD >Specialist in Orthodontics >Diplomate American Board of Orthodontics From: Joel M. Eichen - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author ortho...@aol.com (Orthodmd) wrote: And that only took 4 minutes, but heck! Who is counting? From: garden_state - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 2:00 am Email: garden_st...@my-deja.com Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show origina | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author In article <E5lK4.33625$y4.1209...@newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net>, j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) wrote: - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - > ortho...@aol.com (Orthodmd) wrote: > >Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent unless it > >is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. > I think that sci.med.dentistry is a spot on the internet where a > community of people meet for various opinions. We laugh, we joke, w > offer some good advice and we fulfill an important mission. > My rant about turning off "Yanni at the Acropolis" could not be take > as serious dental advice either, could it? I guess that is negative > especially if you are Yanni. > Negativity? Do you advocate censoring everything that is no positive? > That's how the NASDAQ went into free-fall last Friday. Too man people > quashing the negativizers. I always ask my friends, "So how does thi > company propose to actually make money?" > REPLY: "Shhhh! Do you want to drive down the stock price?" > >Charlie Ruff, DMD > >Specialist in Orthodontics > >Diplomate American Board of Orthodontics Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy. From: Joel M. Eichen - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show origina | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author sabra.bro...@worldnet.att.net (Sabra Broock) wrote: Chalie wrote, >>Joel, >>I made a single posting in response to your original posting abou the syringe >>wielding doc. There were 6 responses, five of which came from yo over a span >>of 37 minutes. >>This helps to explain the dental world to that first year denta student who is >>worried that he is not entering the right profession. I think al who inhabit >>this area need to understand that we are not normal. >We? We are not normal????? Speak for yourself, Charlie. >Why do you care how many posts Joel or anyone else puts up in 37 >minutes???? Wait a minute, Sabra. I just checked the rule book. If someone makes posts, they must be made in 36 minutes or less, or the entire content of the posts are considered balderdash. I di not know that, so I must apologize to Charlie for taking 37 minutes. > I think you're right, it is not normal to concern >yourself so much with the way someone else spends his time. I am also cooking some broccoli with cheese, but I neglected to mention that to Charlie. This is because if I sent him some, it would be limp by the time it got there. > You could >put up 200 posts in 15 minutes, Charlie, No . . . I could do that, but I bet Charlie could not! >and it wouldn't bother me in >the slightest. I'd be amused by it and probably interested too. > So once again, I guess you're right... that is not >normal for the people who see it as you do. >So... you must be right. We are not normal. I know I'm not... but >wasn't so sure about all the others until I thought about it for a >minute. >Now... how many posts do you think I can put up in 37 minutes? Sabra. There is a new contest program on TV. It features Regis Philbin. The contestants must compete to put up as many posts as possible within 37 minutes. "Is that your final post?" Yes it is. > (I can >guess your answer in one word -- "none") -- maybe you have a differen >reply. >Sabra Broock (btw, I think Charlie has me in his killfile anyway.) He's good with his orthodontic advise, but as a debater, I would not want him on my team! - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - >>Charlie Ruff, DMD >>Specialist in Orthodontics >>Diplomate American Board of Orthodontics From: garden_state - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: garden_st...@my-deja.com Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - > >Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent, unless it > >is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. > Its this. > Basically, a discussion of the relative benefits of PerioChip versus > Periostat are pretty boring, unless it is your own question and your > own infrabony pocket, whatever the heck that is. > Same for oral surgery, amalgams, and yes, orthodontics. Not exactly > riveting subjects! > Sometimes we need some filler to liven things up. Who really minds? > You know, we only have 20-80 new posts in a day, and quite honestly, > most do not get the juices flowing. So what is the harm? > There is no usenet rule that says you have to read every single post. > If any bore you, well, just stop reading! > Too simple, eh? > Cheers, > Joel > --- > And thanks for providing some interesting questions for discussion! Very well put. Although I rarely respond I always look forward to reading your posts. You do much to enliven the board. Thank you and thanks to Charlie and Sabra for this discussion. Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy. From: Sabra Broock - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: sabra.bro...@worldnet.att.net (Sabra Broock) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author On Sun, 16 Apr 2000 18:05:52 GMT, j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) wrote: >sabra.bro...@worldnet.att.net (Sabra Broock) wrote: >Chalie wrote, [clip] >>We? We are not normal????? Speak for yourself, Charlie. >>Why do you care how many posts Joel or anyone else puts up in 37 >>minutes???? >Wait a minute, Sabra. I just checked the rule book. If someone makes 6 >posts, they must be made in 36 minutes or less, or the entire contents >of the posts are considered balderdash. I di not know that, so I must >apologize to Charlie for taking 37 minutes. Hey Joel, I've been looking and looking for a copy of "that rule book". But I thought it didn't exist! So I've been disregarding some posted speedposting limits (too fast... too slow) and that's why I'm always in trouble....... now I see........... well, I better study that book! [clip] >> You could >>put up 200 posts in 15 minutes, Charlie, >No . . . I could do that, but I bet Charlie could not! And, I could. >>and it wouldn't bother me in >>the slightest. >I'd be amused by it and probably interested too. Yes, I'd like to see what Charlie would put up! I would be very interested!! [clip] >>Now... how many posts do you think I can put up in 37 minutes? >Sabra. There is a new contest program on TV. It features Regis >Philbin. The contestants must compete to put up as many posts as >possible within 37 minutes. >"Is that your final post?" >Yes it is. It's amazing that I even know what this Regis "is that your final" stuff is all about. You don't have to watch TV to "hear" about it.... I hear it everywhere!! Now, I must admit, that could be a show I'd like to watch on television, Joel. Wow....... that could be really fun and I would be able to say that I *watch* "Is that your final post?" --- I could be like normal-people!!! >> (I can >>guess your answer in one word -- "none") -- maybe you have a different >>reply. >>Sabra Broock (btw, I think Charlie has me in his killfile anyway.) >He's good with his orthodontic advise, but as a debater, I would not >want him on my team! I'm sure he's does a great job with orthodontics ... but you know, anyone who "doesn't read Webby much" (he wrote this once so I remember it well) wouldn't be one I'd want on my debate team either! Besides, *we* sent him a complimentary copy of "the book" (the one that is sort of like the posting-rule book -- but not quite the same thing) thinking that he might really care enough about the "situation" to want to read the book... but he refused to read it last I heard.. well, he thought he might read it over the Christmas holidays one year... I think that was Christmas 1997... but I don't think he did.... Okay, I'm going to stop picking on Charlie in front of everyone... everyone except him because he doesn't see me!! ;-) I like my broccoli very well done... it's the only way a Webby can eat it!... can you send me some with cheese??? Sabra - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - >>>Charlie Ruff, DMD >>>Specialist in Orthodontics >>>Diplomate American Board of Orthodontics From: Joel M. Eichen - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 16 2000 12:00 am Email: j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author garden_st...@my-deja.com wrote: >> >Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent, >unless it >> >is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. >> --- >> And thanks for providing some interesting questions for discussion! >Very well put. Although I rarely respond I always look forward to >reading your posts. You do much to enliven the board. Thank you and >thanks to Charlie and Sabra for this discussion. And thanks to you too! Charlie is a good guy, but he may not realize that one of our responsibilities here is to get some interest going so that people who visit are not disappointed. How to accomplish it? I do not know. But as a feeble attempt, I often post "News of the Weird type." If anybody takes offense, sorry. I guess that Charlie did not mean to open a can-o-worms, but how do we get the Genie back in the bottle? I guess we just go on . . . just like life! Let's not dwell on it. Let's move forward! Cheers, Joel PS- And Charlie, don't be negative about my post! - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - >Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ >Before you buy. From: Joel M. Eichen - view profile Date: Sat, Apr 22 2000 12:00 am Email: j...@earthlink.net (Joel M. Eichen) Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author "Hans Lennros" <hans.lenn...@swipnet.se> wrote: >Hi Charlie, >You wrote: >>Come on, Joel, what possible link does this >>have with sci.med.dent? >If patients see us on the streets with a >syringe, they know what's up. >Next question! >Hans Good one! - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - >================================================= >Orthodmd wrote: ... >>>Chappequa is where President Clinton's new house is located, but >>>honestly, he had nothing to do with this! >>>Perhaps Mrs. Pack would like to consult with Mrs. Clinton. >>>+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ >>>http://www.boston.com/dailynews/106/region/Doctor_attacks_woman_with_... >>:..shtml >>> Doctor attacks woman with a >>> syringe outside hospital >>> By Associated Press, 4/15/2000 14:42 >>> NEW YORK (AP) A Westchester County doctor attacked a >>> nurse by stabbing her six times with a syringe outside a >>> Bronx hospital, police reported Saturday. >>> Dr. Stephen Pack, 44, a resident of the posh Westchester >>> community of Chappaqua, reportedly had been romantically >>> involved with the woman, who was pregnant, police and >>> television reports said. He was charged with assault, >>>said police spokesman Alan Krawitz. >>> The 31-year-old woman, who suffered five stab wounds to >>>the leg and one to the buttocks, was taken to Montefiore Hospital. >>>She was attacked just outside that hospital on Friday at about >>>8 p.m. and was listed in stable condition on Saturday. >>> The doctor was arrested minutes after the attack near >>>the scene at 210th Street and Rochambeau Avenue. >>> Pack is married and the syringe attack apparently was >>>his attempt to abort the 6-week-old fetus by injecting the woman >>>with a fluid possibly a substance used to induce labor or cause an >>>abortion, local television reports said. >>> Witnesses said Pack waited for her by the parking garage >>>at East 210th Street, then lunged at her, threw her to the ground >>>and yelled that he would give her an abortion, according to >>>WPIX television. >>Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent, unless it >>is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. >>Charlie Ruff, DMD >>Specialist in Orthodontics >>Diplomate American Board of Orthodontics From: Hans Lennros - view profile Date: Sun, Apr 23 2000 12:00 am Email: "Hans Lennros" <hans.lenn...@swipnet.se> Groups: sci.med.dentistry Not yet ratedRating: show options Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse | Find messages by this author Hi Charlie, You wrote: >Come on, Joel, what possible link does this >have with sci.med.dent? If patients see us on the streets with a syringe, they know what's up. Next question! Hans ================================================= - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Orthodmd wrote: ... >>Chappequa is where President Clinton's new house is located, but >>honestly, he had nothing to do with this! >>Perhaps Mrs. Pack would like to consult with Mrs. Clinton. >>+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ >>http://www.boston.com/dailynews/106/region/Doctor_attacks_woman_with_... >:..shtml >> Doctor attacks woman with a >> syringe outside hospital >> By Associated Press, 4/15/2000 14:42 >> NEW YORK (AP) A Westchester County doctor attacked a >> nurse by stabbing her six times with a syringe outside a >> Bronx hospital, police reported Saturday. >> Dr. Stephen Pack, 44, a resident of the posh Westchester >> community of Chappaqua, reportedly had been romantically >> involved with the woman, who was pregnant, police and >> television reports said. He was charged with assault, >>said police spokesman Alan Krawitz. >> The 31-year-old woman, who suffered five stab wounds to >>the leg and one to the buttocks, was taken to Montefiore Hospital. >>She was attacked just outside that hospital on Friday at about >>8 p.m. and was listed in stable condition on Saturday. >> The doctor was arrested minutes after the attack near >>the scene at 210th Street and Rochambeau Avenue. >> Pack is married and the syringe attack apparently was >>his attempt to abort the 6-week-old fetus by injecting the woman >>with a fluid possibly a substance used to induce labor or cause an >>abortion, local television reports said. >> Witnesses said Pack waited for her by the parking garage >>at East 210th Street, then lunged at her, threw her to the ground >>and yelled that he would give her an abortion, according to >>WPIX television. >Come on, Joel, what possible link does this have with sci.med.dent, unless it >is to help remind all of us of the negativity in the world. >Charlie Ruff, DMD >Specialist in Orthodontics >Diplomate American Board of Orthodontics End of messages « Newer topic - Science fiction or the potential of our reality? 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