The Unofficial OLD News & Information
of Rock Medicine
Haight Ashbury Free Clinics Inc.
612 Clayton Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
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Like your Momma said - "If I told you once I've told you a 1000 times..."
Why Old News?
1) 'cause some people forget
2) I don't want to add typeos new in the information
3) About 10-15 new people added each month (New News to them)
4) The Internet Jokes are always 'old news' the just get recycled
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Softball game
June 29, 2002.
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For regular volunteers: If you haven't had your picture taken
or sent your picture in for your 2002 Rock Med laminate, NOW
is the time! You can also bring a photo to the next show. If
you want your laminate mailed back to you, please enclose
a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
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Sad news. Wed 08/20/03 Berkeley Police
Office Ben Cardoza, a long time Rock Medicine volunteer, was
injured in the line of duty by a hit and run driver. He is stable as of
today with a very serious leg injury. I f you wish to send him your
letters of support and best wishes please write to: Berkeley Police
Department
Attn: Ben Cardoza
2100 Martin Luther King Way
Berkeley, CA 94704
We wish him all the best in a speedy recovery!!!
(More Detail & Photo:
www.sfgate.com)
UPDATE: Arrest in hit-run
of officer Anonymous tip leads cops to suspect (CLICK
HERE) |
Re: Message from the website
Message_For: Rock Medicine Staff
From: Barbara
THANK YOU FOR CARING
Hello,
My name is Barbara and I would like to thank your staff for coming to my
rescue this weekend in Mountain View at Santana's Concert. My best friend
of 45 years has type 1 diabetes, plus she broke her foot in 3 places
a few months ago and because of the diabetes it is taking longer to heal.
Since, we went to high school with Carlos Santana, we never miss a
concert. After arriving at the concert we changed clothes in the car. I
live in Merced and she is resides in Sacramento. While changing her
clothes she had to take her diabetes pump off. She was able to get a ride
with someone from your staff who was attending to someone else. I
mentioned to him that her foot was broken and if she could get a ride. Of
course, they said yes. During, the Concert, Patrice mentioned that she
forgot to put her pump back on and that it was in the car. She had just
eaten and we figured her sugar was off the scale. Her diabetes is so
critical that she can't tell if it is up or down. While walking to the car
I noticed a sign that said MEDICAL. I stopped and talked to Nancy Ballon
and she notified Emily of our problem. Emily immediately took charge and
asked Kyle Cornelius to take us to the car along with Mike in case she
became ill. They took us to the car where she attached her pump and they
brought us back to Amphitheater. Inside the theater, Mike checked her
blood sugar and it was normal. We were able to enjoy the rest of the
concert. I can't thank your team enough for their patience, understanding
and caring during this time. I can' thank them enough for taking care of
my best friend. Her diabetes is so bad that she has a splint in her heart.
This was caused because of several episodes of ketoacidosis. Sometimes she
throws up blood and has to be rushed to emergency. Because of your staff,
they saved my friend and we were able to enjoy the day. We live for today
because tomorrow isn't promised to any of us. Your staff made it possible
for us to have fun on this day. I can't thank them enough. You guys are so
special and you are so appreciated for caring for others. You will always
been in my heart and prayers. God Bless You All!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Also, they
pushed her in the wheel chair back to the car after the Concert. I didn't
get those 2 guys name but they were great. We laughed all the way to the
car. I can't say enough about the people. There is a God and he was at
Santan's Concert that night. Thank You and I will send you a donation.
Barbara |
The Sacramento Valley Amphitheatre that was named the
AutoWest Amphitheatre in 2002 is now renamed the Sleep Train Amphitheatre for
the 2003 season. Please subscribe the their newsletter at
http://www.AutoWestAmphitheatre.com/
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We are getting ready to produce the Rock Medicine
Laminates for 2003. If you have had your photo taken by Bob, you are all set.
The quickest way to get a lam will be to mail a photo with your face, ¾” wide
and 1” tall, I can cut it out to fit the lam, and mail it to the office with a
self addressed stamped envelope and I will get it back to you. You may also wait
until your next show to get your photo taken.
See ‘ya at the shows!
Raz
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(UPDATED 4/29/03)
Friends of Rock Medicine, We'll all get to watch it
| Some eMails about the VH1 Show |
Hi everyone-
I was just online and thought I'd stop by the site, since I haven't
worked a show since Mountain Aire a year ago last weekend! Hope
all's well back in SF. Great to see that the VH1 show's finally
airing... I was wondering about that! Next time I'm home will try to
sign up for a show... I miss California and RockMed! -Erin
Hildebrand (EMT) New York City
erinhildebrand@yahoo.com
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Subject: Volunteering for Rock
Med
Just saw the show on VH1. I'm a physician and would love to
volunteer my services. Please let me know how I can help.
Dr Ryan - Sacramento .
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Just found out about you folks while channel
surfing on VH1...fanfuckingtastic..when i finish with up with my
classes i WANT to join you...i need to recert my emt-b... will you
take a 55 going on 25 year old broad??? you are all too cool..
- Trish South Lake Tahoe
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I think this is a great
organization!! I saw your show on VH1 and I was very interested in
becoming a part of this group. I am an RN in Georgia and I have
worked in the OR for 10 years even though it was a very very small
hospital. I know I would love to help and work with this group
anyway I can and I also have a few friends that are also RN's and
Paramedics that would be very interested too!!
- Kelly - Georgia
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Hello, I give all at Rock Med much praise for their
work. I am a newly graduating nurse in Illinois. I want to know if
there is Rock Med in the Chicago area? How about any plans to expand
here? I would love to volunteer to help people and use my skills,
thanks and once again, nice work!
- Erik
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I'm an EMT in Kentucky at the
Nicholas Co. EMS service and I think you guys have the greatest job.
I could only imagine doing something so cool. I don't know if there
are any opportunities in this area for this type of work, but I'd
love to do it here. Keep up the great work and rock on.
- Keli
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hey! You guys rock and just know you're very
appriciated!!! Much love to you all!!!!!!
- Renee
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I live in the Reno, Nevada area.
Do you help with the concerts in the local area, or would I need to
travel to the Sac, California area to participate?
- stephanie |
| Thanks for the praise & all your
Questions are answered at on the FAQ page (click
here) |
First Episode:
http://www.vh1.com/shows/dyn/rock_med/series.jhtml
About Rock Med the Series:
http://www.vh1.com/shows/dyn/rock_med/series_about.jhtml
SHOW Times:
http://www.vh1.com/shows/dyn/rock_med/series_showtimes.jhtml
Featured Artists: Creed , KoRn , The String Cheese
Incident
Good Charlotte , Sum 41 , The Donnas
Featured Rock Med'ers: Tris Rieland, MD, Daniel
Schainholz, MD,
Sylvia Davies, PA & Others |
"Rock Med" the Video VH1
(UPDATED 4/25/03)
The concert is in full swing and the medical tent is filling up. Feedback
rattles the walls, guitar chords fall like hammer blows, and the floor is
swirling with sweaty kids rocking out to the music. Hardly an ideal place to
practice medicine.
But in a room backstage, Dr. Tris Rieland dutifully snaps on a pair of rubber
gloves and starts to sort through the casualties, triage style. First in: a
shirtless, 21-year-old guy with a mangled wrist, it's probably broken. Next to
him is a kid with a bloody gash above his left eye; he's going to need stitches.
"Battle scar, dude," observes a third bloodied youth.
On the concert floor medic Mike Hazlett and nurse practitioner
Physician Assistant Sylvia Davies
wind their way through the crowd armed with walkie-talkies and a first aid kit.
They eye the crowd looking for trouble---for glassy eyed exhaustion cases or
over zealous stage divers. On any given night they'll treat between 10 and 30
patients over the course of a two-and-a-half-hour concert. "Sometimes I want to
sit down and enjoy the music," says Hazlett, "But I know the minute we relax,
someone's going to pass out in front of us."
Rieland, Hazlett and Davies are a volunteers in a San Francisco-based program
called "Rock Medicine," a one-of-a-kind, non-profit group that tends to the
wounded at every major concert in the Bay Area. Hundreds of volunteer
physicians, nurses, EMTs, and other medical professionals dedicate long hours
and late nights to the program, traveling from a Metallica show in San Jose one
night to an 'N SYNC concert in Sacramento the next. When someone at a concert is
sick or injured Rock Medicine's volunteers are on hand to provide a safety net.
The volunteers come from all backgrounds and all medical specialties, united
only by their commitment to help people and their passion for music.
This commitment and passion will drive a new 8 part prime-time television series
called Rock Med. Each week we'll join the volunteers of Rock Medicine as they
are deployed to dozens of concerts throughout the area, covering all types of
music and all types of cases. While the medical teams will provide the series
with recurring characters, they won't be the sole focus of the program. In each
half-hour, we'll also get to know the patients - music loving people of all
types who end up in the medical tent thanks to some combination of carelessness,
enthusiasm, and bad luck. Some of their stories will be light-hearted and
humorous, others will be moving, perhaps even tragic. By following each story
from the injury in the mosh-pit to the reunion with their friends back in the
crowd, the show will bring out real human stories that play out beneath the
glamorous world of rock music. Built around the real-life tales of music loving
people, Rock Med will give audiences an exciting new vision of what music
television can be.
http://www.vh1.com/shows/dyn/rock_med/series_about.jhtml
* "Rock Med": Heart attacks, broken legs and severe sunburns -- rock concerts can be hell on a fan. Most
incidents are minor, but if you're unfortunate enough to have one, hope that
you're in San Francisco where the mobile emergency medical team of
doctors has been volunteering at the Haight Ashbury Free Clinic for years.
This VH1 series looks at what happens when a night of great music
goes awry, and follows the "Rock Meds" who selflessly volunteer free
services at major concerts in the Bay Area, and beyond
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Bob
Sept 24, 1950 |
Bob & Pam
Sept 24, 1974 |
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Carter Theodore Stocker was born on
Sunday, December 11, 2005 at 6:55
in the evening at the
Sutter Davis Birthing Center |
MessageType: Praise
Message_For: Rock Medicine
User_Name: Monika
pickcomment: Just love your page!
Comments:
I just wanted to thank the people working at Rock Medicine on Dec 14 at the BG
Civic Center. I was treated with care and compassion. I evidently was coming
down with the flu ( currently have 101 temp, V & D, ) at the time however had no
idea what was going on. With the exception of Jason, I unfortunately do not
remember everybody's name that was there, but again they were all wonderful.
Thanks You.
Monika
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Username: Erin Meri Hildebrand
UserEmail: erinhildebrand@yahoo.com
MessageType: Praise
Message_For: Rock Medicine
SubjectOther: Hi from New York!
Date: 28 May 2003 17:52:31
Comments:
Hi everyone-
I was just online and thought I'd stop by the site, since I haven't worked a
show since Mountain Aire a year ago last weekend! Hope all's well back in SF.
Great to see that the VH1 show's finally airing... I was wondering about that!
Next time I'm home will try to sign up for a show... I miss California and
RockMed! -Erin Hildebrand (EMT) New York City
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Username: Linda
UserEmail: lindak32@yahoo.com
Message_For: Rock Med Volunteers
SubjectOther: The Angels of RockMed
Date: 06 Apr 2002
I want to express my graditude and thanks to all the volunteers at the CSNY
Concert at the Oakland Arena on April 4, 2002.
There are no words that express how grateful I am to all of you and a special
thanks to Barney, Ken and Steve, who went way beyond the call of duty.
I have a bad knee and will be having surgery on it soon, with the help of the
angels at RockMed I was able to enjoy the concert and even got a exciting
wheelchair ride to bart afterwards.
You guys are great!!!!!!!
I will bring you all cookies at the next concert I come to. :) Keep up the great
work.
Thank you again - Big Hugs for you all
Linda
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Sunday, May 19, 2002.
Bay to Breakers @ Streets of SF 5:30AM
This is a NON-RockMed Show. (Call Debbie to Book, Not Raz)
Attention Bay to Breakers Fans!
Location Medical Services
is looking for 40 medically trained and equipped first aid caregivers for the
San Francisco Bay to Breakers race on
Sunday, May 19, 2002.
Schedule: Meet at
5:30 am,
assigned positions 7:00 am, finish by 2:00 pm. They'd also like 4 mental health
workers. If interested, call Debbie L. Ziegler, 707-446-0989 or e-mail debbiez100@yahoo.com
Raz said that these people have done reciprocal things with Rock
Med and if you got the time, give Debbie a call and tell her Raz sent you. They
may have tee-shirts:-)
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Laminate 2003 time!
For regular volunteers ONLY, It is Laminate 2003 time! If you
did not have your picture taken and do not want to wait until the shows please
send in your picture to the office and enclose a self address stamped envelope
and Raz will send it back. Raz has a number of laminates made already for those
who have had their photos taken. If you have any questions please leave a
message at the office.
I repeat for regular volunteers: If you haven't had your picture
taken or sent your picture in for your 2003 Rock Medicine laminate,
NOW is the time! You can also bring a photo to the next show. If you
want your laminate mailed back to you, please enclose a stamped,
self-addressed envelope. If you didn't have one last year this message
isn't for you, you'll have to go to Orientation and/or have a face to face with
Raz at a show your booked for, check with the Rock Med Show Manager for details.
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"Health Care is a Right, Not a Privilege."
This statement is what drives the members of Rock
Medicine. A non-judgmental, unbiased approach to patients and a deep
knowledge of medicine is what makes this organization so special. It takes
a certain kind of person to volunteer with Rock Med. It takes a person who
is willing to deal with vomit and belligerent patients, yet keeping a
sense of humor and a smile the entire time (and come back again and again
for more!).
The philosophy of Rock Med and its participants is simple:
"Take care of the individual right now and return him to his friends or
his family and do away with the necessity of either hospitalizing him or
getting him involved with the law."
George R. "Skip" Gay, M.D., CO-Founder, Former Director
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ORIENTATIONS 2003!!!
Last Chance 4/26/03
Next Chance April 2004 |
To sign up for the orientations, you
only need to attend one, call the office at 415-487-3681. Leave your name,
phone number where I can talk to you or leave a message, and your medical
skill level. The minimum qualification is CPR certified. I will call you
back with instructions and directions on what you will need to attend.
These will be the only orientations this year and the only time we will be
accepting new volunteers accept for physicians, physicians assistants, and
Nurse Practitioners, whom we accept year round.
The orientations will take approximately 3 ½ hours.
Thanks for your interest, Raz the Director |
Sat 04/12/03 @ Shoreline Amphitheater, Mountain View 12
Noon
One Amphitheatre Parkway
Mountain View, CA 94043-1352
[Click
Here for Directions] |
Sat 04/26/03 @
Sac Val Amphitheater, Marysville 12 Noon
2677 Forty Mile Rd
Marysville, CA 95901-8800
[Click
Here for Directions] |
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Larry and Carol’s
“Moving to Houston”
going away party Saturday, May 17th, 2003
6 pm-?
Penny’s House
Tri-tips, chicken, burgers will be provided
As well as beer and soft drinks
Bring a side dish or appetizer along
Please RSVP so we can get a count for food, chairs, etc.
Dennis and Nancy
Penny
e-mail
To: Rock Med. Friends
DATE: July 4, 2003
There are no words that can express how much we’ll miss being a part of
you. Rock Med. is truly a family of friends and associates that are very
dear to our heart. I would like to thank John and Carrie
Vertido for getting us into Rock Med. Thank you Raz for being a great
leader and able to keep Rock Med together in and through very difficult
times. Thanks Mike and Julie for all your hard work and being successful
setting up at a "finally permanent" venue. My thanks for Dennis and Nancy
Ballon and the hours of good company on our many road trips and the
pictures Dennis gave us at our farewell party are the best. My thanks to
all the show managers for the countless hours you contribute. Special
thanks to the Supply Crew that makes our life on the road and in general
more comfortable. Thanks to Bob Student and Steve Konrad for the
videotapes they are great. Thanks Michael for a place to stay when I’m in
the city. Thanks Penny and all involved for the wonderful farewell party.
Thanks everyone for the experience of a lifetime. Rock On.
(same e-mail)
Please everyone; help us keep in touch. Our new place is wonderful and we
have lots of room for guests.
Love to all,
Larry and Carol |
Rock Medicine - The Unofficial eMail Newsletter - On Line Version 2001
Rock Medicine, Haight Ashbury Free Clinics Inc.
612 Clayton Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
http://www.RockMed.org ShowList@RockMed.org
415-487-3681 To Book in SF Bay Area and Info Line 6PM to 6AM
916-682-8802 To Book in Sacramento and the Sacto Show List
415-864-6162 FAX Certs and Stats to RAZ
The Newsletter & Show List is now at:
Now at http://www.RockMed.org/ShowList.htm
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Please don't call the office about shows that are CLOSED OR RUMORED.
This list is just a guide, always check with the tape at the Rock
Medicine Office for last minute changes, parking info.
Listen to the Tape before Booking (415-487-3681), If the show
isn't mentioned that means that the list is full and closed to booking.
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Free Bloodborne Pathogens Awareness Refresher Class
It is a free course certified by the NFPA and meet OSHA refresher requirements.
Although it's target audience are firefighters, I think it will be great for the
Rock Med volunteers.
Thanks, Mike Hazlett
http://www.targetsafety.com/nfpabbptsc/
Welcome to the NFPA Sponsored Bloodborne Pathogen Safety Training Course
The NFPA is pleased to provide you with TargetSafety's Bloodborne Pathogen
safety
training via the Internet. This course is one of fifty available to all
employers as part of a comprehensive outsourced solution to Federal and State
mandated awareness level safety training. For more information on this program
please visit TargetSafety's web site at www.targetsafety.com
or call them at (858) 592-6880.
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Rock Med Photos 1990-1999
http://www.RockMed.Org/photo1.htm
New Photos 1999 by Steve
Campos
http://www.RockMed.Org/photo2.htm
RAZ's Page: http://www.RockMed.org/raz.htm
photos of Mountian Aire
Show.
http://www.RockMed.Org/photo3.htm
I'll be adding new photos every month. So send me some -bob
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Rock Medicine Wish List
o Wheelchairs "with feet" needed desperately 5/30/2001
o Some current PDRs (2001 or later)
o Opthalmoscope and otoscope
o Working wheelchairs with feet
o Crutches
o Barf Buckets
Please take off all Identification marks before bring them to the next
show;-)
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Question from a long time RM volunteer: How about putting
instructions for subscribing -- and unsubscribing -- to the newsletter
into the newsletter? Do I tell people to e-mail you at Bob@rockmed.org
to subscribe?
I realize I should have figured this out a long time ago...
Answer:
OK, To subscribe to the Unofficial Rock Medicine eMail Newsletter
send your name, eamil address, phone number, and medical skill
level to List@RockMed.org
and your be added. The following format
works best for me.
Please add me to the list:
Yourhandle@yourISP.com (Your Name EMT/RN)
415-555-1212 Home/work/cel
You should also send the request from the eMail address that you want
to receive it at. If you have friends or family who want to receive a copy
please have them email the requset
and add a line: Friend/Family of John Doe
To Unsubscribe: Sorry no instructions available. Just change your eMail
address and don't give me your new one;-))
Note: The names, address, phone #'s and eMail address of Rock Medicine
Volunteers are never given out. Strictly confidential
The Rock Medicine eMail list is suspended and the Web site Show List
is updated on a regular basics. So Click
Here the Check the RockMed Show List.
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The Next Rock Medicine Orientation Date Spring 2002
Physicians, PA, NP & RN's are welcome to call the
office any time for an application to join. Rock Medicine
will No longer be accepting new volunteers until the spring of 2002.
For other Jobs or Volunteering for the
Haight Ashbury Free Clinics, The Human Resources number
is 415-561-5251 and our (HAFCI) job announcement line
is 415-561-5297. Both may be helpful to potential volunteers.
Rock Medicine Orientation 2001
*** NOW WITH 'Free Clinic's' JOBS LISTED ON LINE ***
SEE: http://www.hafci.org/hr
Haight Ashbury Free Clinics, Inc.
ATTN HUMAN RESOURCES
PO BOX 29917
San Francisco, CA 94129-0971
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eMail and Contact Information
Raz@RockMed.org
415-487-3681
FAX him at 415-864-6162
Please eMail all stories and photo to Bob@RockMed.org
for posting at http://www.RockMed.org
If the Web Site or eMail is not working try:
Bob@HAFCI.org Mon-Fri 9AM to 5PM
Contact Information for Bob Student
415-287-3681 Cell Phone, Voice Mail, and Pager
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If your eMail address changes Please eMail me from your new address
and include your Name and Rock Med affiliation. When you want to be removed
Please do the same. As of 9/24/00 there are 507 very special people receiving
this eMail, Bob thanks you. This list started early 1995 with
6 names.
Rock Medicine & Bob respects your online time and Internet
privacy. This is a when ever I get to it Mailing, your name will never
be removed from our files.
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Click for the full story
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On the Cover:
George “Skip” Gay, MD ’61, watches over a crowd at an outdor concert
in Sacramento, Calif., in the early 1980’s Gay helped create Rock Medicine,
a program that provides health care at concerts, and pioneered the treatment
of drug abuse at the free clinic hr helped establish in Haight-Ashbury.
Now 70, he remain a leader in Rock Medicine and an inspiration to hundreds
of volunteers who follow his philosophy for health care. |
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The www.RockMed.org and www.HAFCI.org sites are
up and running. A special thanks to Vic,
Rock Medicine's ISP. MACI.Net & ZapLine Internet,
Sacramento, CA 916-456-3200 / Fax: 916-456-3291
RockMed's FREE presence on the Internet for over six years now.
If your in the need of a Internet Service Provider (ISP)
Tell Vic@MACI.Net that RockMed sent you.
(Accounts starting at $18, Domain Name Hosting $29.95)
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Check out http://www.AlcoholMD.Com
and send comments and interact.
To DrSmith@HAFCI.org (David
Smith MD) (RAZ's Boss)
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EVERYTHING YOU HAVE EVER
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The New the Bumper Dumper.com
Ideal for parking lot camping.
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Before you send
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New Sections
The Rock Medicine Old News and Information you need to know before eMailing
or calling the Office to book shows. http://RockMed.org/ShowListOldNews.htm
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