2004 Acura TSX and a 1993 Mustang...nm
Posted By: TM on 2006-07-19
In Reply to: POLL: What kind of car do U have and year? - Nielson Family
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I'm 33, went to AIBT in 1993, started working in Valley
Stayed there for four months, then got layed off because all the dictated reports were going over to this new fabulous thing called "phone line dictation." Got a job at a local secretary office, there for one year. Then went home for MQ for a few years, had some trouble with management, so ended up at the horrid, retched, awful excuse of a company Edix for two years, now back safe, happy and content at MQ. So I started age 23.
1990 Acura Legend, hate it but can't afford anything else right now
mustang
Well, the mustangs in the corral always have food, water, and shelter from the weather. Guess you should look at it that way. 
105,000 in 2004
http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos271.htm
yes there is, the 2004 is the way I would go
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I think I have you beat! I have a 65 Mustang
coupe in my garage, all original. My husband bought it 2 years ago for 1200.00, cleaned it up, put the original color on it. Runs like a top, still the original tires. Had it appraised for $15,000.00. Can't beat that. It sits next to his 79 corvette. Mine's purtier, though.
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65 Mustang..you found MINE???
Awwwwwwwwwwww. those were the days...my 65 tang was a rag top, cruising the local burger joints with the curbside service , checkin out who was there, who was with who and who should'nt be with who , getting all the dirt for the next week of school....mine was gold with a black top, 3 speed and I miss it soooooooooo much if i remember correctly, we could dig for small change, say 4 quarters and a few dimes to fill the tank enough back then also, to get where we needed to go
Stedman's 4th edition is from 2004 and has...
1044 pages of words, plus appendices of 43 pages. I prefer Stedman's over HPI.
QLDB 2004 & Spellchecker are taken (sm)
but I have lots of electronic drug refs, Stedman's electronic dictionary, etc., free to anyone who wants them. I'll send them media mail, glad that someone can use them, since I'm participating in the Stedman's boycott (over their new software reg policy).
I have a RAV4, 2004 and I love it!
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2004 Durango - love it
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I've been doing this since July 2004
and I consider myself comfortable with my current accounts. Seasoned? No way. You must be doing a great job for your Editor to say that.
Here's a post from way back in 2004 (sm)
If we still cannot get an organized group of MT's to write and innundate the senate and congress with letters or some kind of petition than we should all give us and do what a poster said "just give up tilting at windmills"...are you ready to give up? (PS the first address for the San Francisco Gate is still active and is the full article. The second address for the Deccan Herald is no longer active. Read the San Francisco Gate article and weep!)
Posted by Georgia gal on January 12, 2004 at 12:51:23:
In Reply to:Form letter to send posted by Lane on January 11, 2004 at 18:45:26:
Hello _______,
As a born and raised American I am appalled at the number of jobs that are being moved overseas by US based companies, all claiming that they need to cut costs. This is hurting the US Economy and boosting the economy for countries such as India and Pakistan. I am a manager with a medical transcription company and our industry has been infiltrated by these other countries. There is growing concern in the medical community regarding HIPAA and overseas transcription, since HIPAA is a US based law and not international. It concerns me greatly that the health care providers that are sending information out of this country are not informing patients of this, and the fact that patient names, social security numbers and other identifying data is made available to people in these other countries.
Recently a medical Transcriptionist in Pakistan threatened the University of California at San Francisco Medical Center that if they didn't pay her off a large fee then she would disclose these patient medical records. Here's their newspaper article that explains in detail what happened:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2003/10/22/MNGCO2FN8G1.DTL
In addition to that situation, a medical transcriptionist company in Ohio had 2 of their employees in India threaten to publish medical records on the internet because of a pay dispute:
http://www.deccanherald.com/deccanherald/nov04/c2.asp
I would appreciate your consideration in supporting or initiating legislation to keep jobs in America, not only for the medical transcription and coding business, but for all American jobs. I would suggest that stiff taxes be placed on any American business that sends work out of this country to the point that it would cost them more money to send work out of this country than leaving it here. In addition, I would like to see the HIPAA laws expanded to state that medical records may not leave this country due to patient confidentiality and security reason.
Thank you for your time.
Sincerely,
Love my 2005 Ford Mustang!...
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2005 Ford Mustang - Vroom! nm
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Looks to me like this is the current policy, approved 10/2004, and
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There is a new Stedman's Radiology Words 2004...nm
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Claudia Tessier's Third edition 2004, I have
I'll let you off the hook since you're also a Mustang lover.
I just like the '67s and '68s better because they're a little bigger and more rounded in the body style than the earlier years. I dreamt of owning a Mustang for 20 years before I got one.
1965 Ford Mustang and a 1977 Chevy corvette
along with the 1997 Intrepid. The Stang is mine and the vette is hubby's. He got them real cheap (under $4000.00 for both) and fixed them up.
1967 blue metal flake mustang.... for my 16th BD from my dad... nm
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ཽ Mustang, pine green metal flake, black roof. Got it used from my dad. High school. nm
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