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	Doctor Watson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Watson was almost killed in the long and arduous retreat from the battle, but was saved by his orderly, Murray.
		Watson is not a stupid man (he is, after all, a medical doctor, and one whose talents Holmes holds in the highest esteem), but he does not have Holmes' insight.
		James Wilson is meant to be a direct reference to Watson, (with House himself being a direct reference to Holmes.) In addition to the similarity of their names, Wilson serves in the show as House's only real friend and confidante, and occasionally assists him in solving particularly difficult cases.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dr._Watson (1306 words)

	All-Consuming Fire
		Watson excuses himself to answer a call of nature, but on his way back to the others he is attacked by Maupertuis and Surd, and barely escapes with his life.
		Watson locates Maupertuis’ army, but spots movement on the surrounding slopes as well, and realises that the ostensibly peaceful natives are gathering -- and are heavily armed.
		As usual, Watson writes up the adventure in his memoirs, and his friend Arthur Conan Doyle helps him to turn it into a novel; and, as usual, Watson and his friend’s names are changed to “James Watson” and “Sherlock Holmes” to protect their true identities.
	www.drwhoguide.com /who_na27.htm (3504 words)

	JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED "Watson, you are finally returned
		Watson had politely asked Wiggins to get off the cab and he had hailed another hansom and continued onto his destination, but just to be sure there was no other tail he had changed cabs again before he reached his first objective.
		Watson had known to be able to keep Holmes guessing he could not afford to leave any hint of the location he actually had been too.
		Watson knew that Holmes was not referring to his billiard playing, but the diversion the two of them were engaged in at the moment.
	www.solosojourn.com /shdoctorordered.html (2022 words)

	John Watson - The Good Doctor?
		Doctor Watson, as everyone in the English- and non-English-speaking world can tell you, is the companion of Sherlock Holmes, the rather-less-bright sidekick to the great detective and second member of the renowned sleuthing partnership.
		John Hamish Watson was born in England in the early 1850s (1852 by some accounts), and after the death of his mother, he and his brother Henry Jr were taken by their father to spend some of their boyhood in the Australian goldfieds.
		This was in 1881, and from the time he set foot on Portsmouth jetty, health "irretrievably ruined", Doctor Watson's time with Holmes was about to begin, and their subsequent adventures together are a matter of record to all good Sherlockians.
	members.iinet.net.au /~exlibris/watson.html (3167 words)

	The Doctor
		Doctor Jeremiah Watson was no beauty in face, form, feature, and if the truth must be told, not very amiable either, so that he was the last person one would think of taking for the hero of a story, for his very nature was unromantic.
		Betsy was as uncommunicative as her master, and her deafness served as a pretext for not answering the thousand and one questions, put to her by the inquisitive portion of the community of Westford; she never heard what she did not want to hear.
		Jack, the boy aforesaid, did not sleep in the house, and never was further than the kitchen and office, so that he could communicate nothing, and the penetralia of Doctor Watson’s house was an unexplored mystery to the curious, and wonder-loving gossips of the place.
	www.jewish-history.com /Hyneman/doctor01.html (350 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Reviews
		Whilst relegating the Doctor to the role of a secondary character might seem like a mistake to some, this is an experimental novel which allows Holmes and Watson to take centre stage.
		Here, however, the need to have Doctor Watson at least have some idea of what has happened to tie back to the original conceit for the story to unfold means that the arguably more human extracts by Bernice Summerfield are kept to a minimum.
		In Victorian London the Doctor is magnanimous in allowing Holmes the freedom to use his skills to piece together parts of the puzzle that are required to up the ante on the final Ry'leh assault.
	www.gallifreyone.com /review.php?id=na-27 (5716 words)

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		The Doctor, for all his experiences and all the corners of the cosmos he knows an awful lot about, is on a constant quest to see and learn more.
		Just as Watson wonders whether finding stolen jewels for society types is really the best use of his energies, so the Doctor ponders the rather more callous, or at least disinterested, attitude of his earlier self.
		The 7th Doctor meets his 1st and 3rd incarnations, namedrops Redvers Fenn-Cooper and Professor Litefoot, visits the Library of St John the Beheaded, meets some mercenaries mentioned in The Ribos Operation (the Shlangii)...
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/allc.htm (5269 words)

	Rex Stout -- Watson Was A Woman
		I believe that all he said, after Watson recovered from the faint, was this, "My dear, I am willing to try it again," for he was a courteous man. And it was Watson, who, attempting to cook up an explanation, made such a terrible hash of it.
		It was Watson who wrote immortal tales, therefore if she left a record of her name anywhere it must have been in the tales themselves.
		The next most significant thing about Watson is her (his) constant effort to convince us that those things happened exactly as she (he) tells them; that they are on the square.
	www.nerowolfe.org /htm/stout/Watson_was_a_woman.htm (2388 words)

	The Old New Thing : Why is Windows Error Reporting nicknamed "Dr. Watson"? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		As you have probably guessed, The name Dr. Watson was inspired by the character of Dr. Watson, the assistant to Sherlock Holmes in the stories by Arthur Conan Doyle.
		The icon was (and continues to be) a friendly doctor using his stethoscope to investigate a problem.
		Watson logs are great because they're cumulative and they keep a history but they're no replacement for a crash dump.
	blogs.msdn.com /oldnewthing/archive/2005/08/10/449866.aspx (1816 words)

	05 Master Document, Prefaces & Table of Contents [Combined]
		Watson was in need of money to support his wife Mary Morstan, and two of his best stories could not be published because the women involved were still living.
		Watson's marriage therefore cannot be relied upon as a criterion for establishing the absolute chronology of the Canon.
		Watson stopped writing the adventures of Sherlock Holmes after April 1927 because of poor health and because his notes, which had been turned over to his literary agent, were destroyed by thieves soon after the agent's death.
	special.lib.umn.edu /rare/ush/06D2.html (7558 words)

	Brenner: Doctor Watson in Afghanistan
		Doctor Arthur Conan Doyle's A Study in Scarlet, is supposed to be a reprint from the Reminiscences of John H. Watson, MD, late of the Army medical Department.
		Holt, who serves on the advisory board of the excellent scholarly journal, traces both Watson and Holmes to 2nd Afghan war vets, and their disaster at Maiwand in July of 1880.
		Watson was Surgeon-Major A F Preston, wounded there.
	www.counterpunch.org /brenner1.html (773 words)

	Dr. Watson, v5.1 (via CobWeb/3.1 planet03.csc.ncsu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The good Doctor started working on Internet web pages sometime in the mid-nineties and has been published in quite a few books on web site development.
		When an error is detected, Dr. Watson creates a text file (Drwtsn32.log) that can be delivered to support personnel by the method they prefer.
		For those of you visiting for the first time, Dr. Watson is a free service to analyze your web page on the Internet.
	watson.addy.com.cob-web.org:8888 (533 words)

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		The sixth Doctor is beautifully recreated as a character of fun but his foreknowledge from the trial gives him that edge we expect.
		The Infinity Doctors: Heavy continuity would usually suggest a lazy writer, using old characters and aliens to appease the fans but it is the crux of why this is such a perfect book.
		Fitz doesn't fancy the Doctor (besides the ickiness of that sort of plot he is a bona fide straight guy!) but he is remarkably close to the man and they have travelled around so much together now that they rely on each other more than either will admit.
	www.pagefillers.com /dwrg/articles3.htm (21193 words)

	WorldStart Message Boards - Doctor Watson,what Is It???
		Watson is what is know as a debugger.
		I could not figure out from the dump what program was causing the problem but I finally tracked it down to a program that was running in my systray that was not shutting down correctly because it needed to be updated.
		If you have errors come up and in the box there is a lot of machine language you can't make any sence out of, run Dr Watson and he will give you the message of the errors in English, that you will be able to understand.
	forum.worldstart.com /showthread.php?t=5790 (797 words)

	HoppeRx - the cure for your ailing device : Getting help from the Doctor (Dr Watson that is!)
		Dr Watson already deals with the heavy lifting of logging the exception and providing a debuggable kernel dump – all you need to do is to get these dump files into your release directory for debugging.
		Additionally, the Watson UI will not be displayed – so don’t be surprised if you no longer see the dialog prompting you to report the errors found.
		Once the kdmp file is in your release directory, it is possible to connect the debugger directly using the PMD (Post Mortem Debugger) available on JetStream for your Windows Mobile partners.
	blogs.msdn.com /hopperx/archive/2005/10/07/478306.aspx (944 words)

	Here are the interview questions as answered by Doctor Watson.
		However I felt it was time to interview the leader, Doctor Watson.
		I can recall watching so many people die in my hands feeling helpless as their last breath was too weak to even identify their killer.
		I would be crying in my mind, and as expected of a doctor would never let it show.....
	www.geocities.com /strutterzine/INTERVIEWMARIAHSTRENCH.htm (1284 words)

	Dr. Watson, v5.1
		Watson for Windows is a program error debugger that gathers information about your computer when an error (or user-mode fault) occurs with a program.
		For more detailed help with Doctor Watson for Windows, click here
		Please restrict any comments to Watson itself, I'm afraid I don't have the spare time to debug your pages for you, teach you HTML, or correct your political ignorance.
	watson.addy.com (533 words)

	Doctor Watson Wooden Nutcracker - 13 Inch Nutcrackers
		Doctor Watson Wooden Nutcracker - 13 Inch Nutcrackers
		This Doctor Watson Wooden Nutcracker is from the Steinbach German Nutcracker Collection and stands on its own wooden base.
		Scottsman Wooden Nutcracker \| Doctor Watson Wooden Nutcracker
	www.oldworldnutcrackers.com /70-s680.html (76 words)

	Doc Watsons (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Four words: "Dancing girls, craps tables." Nah, just kidding, although it worked wonders for Las vegas.
		Watson's is actually a nice pub to visit, I wouldn't change anything...Well maybe throw a few more beers on tap.
		Nice clean establishment to go and enjoy a beer with some good food.
	www.phillytown.com /doc_wats.htm (128 words)

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