sacrifice of one man's life is a small price to pay." " And you think that one man can make that much difference?" " The name Rudolph Hess ring a bell?" " German figure skater." " He was Adolf Hitler's right-hand man until the Second World War." " [Joe] Yes I know who he was." " When the war was over he was put on trial at Nuremberg with the other Nazi big wigs." "Sentenced to life and the city of Berlin there was a penitentiary, Spandau Prison." "That's where they put them." "40 years he was there, 21 of them on his own." "21 years all alone in Spandau Prison." "So powerful was this specter of this one man that after he was dead, they tore downear with the probe she had in her hand, or check my skin, while all the time talking about how cool the technology was, made me stop being oblivious to the whole setup and sit up and enjoy the experience. I was her last patient on the Friday, and she had a long day, but we conversed about video, medicine and Unified communications – even as she pricked me for a blood draw observing that I didn’t wince as much as some of the other guys did, and how women were better geared to handle pain than men. She asked me if I was one of the engineers who developed the technology. I told her no. Perhaps I was one who helped subtly market it at some level,