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Countdown to someone whining about HIPAA laws.... Seriously though, great picture! Makes me feel like I'm in the room with them, freaking out about cleaning up that mess!

Nah... Although, I did used to have something similar to that, specifically built for torture! :D Yes Jude, that coffee maker is ALSO a piece of necessary medical equipment!

I was wondering about that myself Lynne..... it's too bad that this stuff couldn't be offered up to those in need!

Very good observation about the coffee pot. But what was this used for? Maybe for someone with back problems? Interesting!!

Yeah, I'm enjoying this because it shows the more recent history of medicine, and (after having seen everything before here) it validates me constantly saying how much we have advanced!

That's velcro, Motts?

You tell 'em, Lynnie!! :-)

In the midst of all these medically correct supporters, I spot what looks to be a coffee maker up on the top shelf?

If I remember correctly, a torr is a unit of pressure (I believe they use them in blood pressure readings) related to 1 mm of mercury somehow (can't remember now, science was a long time ago!). Having negative pressure would make sense in a vacuum, and I think you found what that giant heat sink was for too! Those metal pellets... dunno. My first thought was mercury, but it would be a liquid at room temperature.

I LIVED IN BUILDING 70 AFTER IT WAS RE DONE. I USED TO WALK UP TO THE ABANDONED BUILDINGS AND WAS AMAZED. THERES BARS ON THE WINDOWS AND LOOKED REAL SCARY.MY SON AND I SWORE WE HEARD SCREAMS AND VOICES AS WE CAME CLOSE TO THE ENTRANCE.

Wow, that sure gets a person wondering!!

Weird machine, Motts...Anyone ever see one before? Whats with the tank on top? It runs on 210, looking at the plug....
*I wonder who got lei-ed?*

YES...

Dipthongs!

Yea, the 'greedy' one always "gets it" first!! : O
Cool find, Motts...Makes me wonder where they got the core samples from...

Genius composition.