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Full Text Al-Razi and Islamic medicine in the 9th century Tibi J R Soc Med.2006; 99: 206-207 To view this item, select one of the options below: RSM Member Sign In RSM Members/Fellows, please sign in at the RSM to access the journal online.

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For example tonight, Oliver Small, a man in his 70s and not your typically obsessed hockey fan in Canada, will eat supper then go to bed, but only for three hours.

That's so he can nap, awake and stay up specifically to watch Cheechoo play when they drop the puck in San Jose at 10:30 p.m.

Moose Factory time.

Tomorrow morning, Doug Cheechoo - the town's fire chief, not one of Jonathan's nine uncles - will walk into the coffee room like clockwork at the Moose Cree complex and post Jonathan's statistics from the game on a bulletin board.

In fact, the majority of the 2,000 or so residents Advertisementof Moose Factory - an island community about 500 miles north of Toronto - curse the Maple Leafs and fire up their many satellite dishes, which are anchored to the ground.

That's so they won't be blown off their roofs by the howling wind off Hudson Bay.

Those dedicated fans, the ones with Sharks signs and memorabilia in their windows, will tune in the Sharks until 1 in the morning, including Cheechoo's 83-year-old grandmother, Maude.

"I fall asleep sometimes," said Charlie Cheechoo, who is a cousin of Jonathan's dad, Mervin.

"Then I hear my wife screaming away at the game." Charlie, the deputy chief of the Moose Cree First Nation, has been called "The Don Cherry of Moosonee." The only way to get from Moose Factory to Moosonee in the winter is by snowmobile or by driving a car or truck across the river's ice because there is no bridge.

However, when the ice is melting, he...

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