President Obama wins the Nobel Prize (OT)

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S Schecter wrote:
> Sorry to say this but, The submission had to be in by February 1st 2009 and
> that would mean he was president for  Twelve days , yup 12 days.
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>> Maybe it was because of the beer summit at the White House for this Boston
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>>>> thing between a Harvard professor and a cop :)
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I get the historical significance of Mr Obama being the first black (or 
African American, or whatever the politically correct term is) President 
of the US - however, that doesn't necessarily make him a great President 
- only time will tell here, and he hasn't been doing the job for long 
enough yet.

Anyhow, this is an international Trauma discussion group, and I find it 
surprising that we can have so many postings about this topic, and yet 
not a single one about the medical responses to the floods in the 
Phillipines, Tsunami in Samoa, earthquake in Indonesia or mudslides in 
Sicily!!

I'm with Pret - can we refocus please?

Cheers
Enid
Clinical Nurse Educator
Nepean Hospital Emergency Department
Penrith, Sydney, Australia

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