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MERGER AND ACQUISITION AGREEMENT

     This  Merger  and  Acquisition Agreement, dated as of September 5, 2000, is
Between  James  Marione  of  Baltimore,  State of Maryland ("Consultant") and Go
Online  Networks  Corporation,  a  California  corporation with a usual place of
Business  in  Buena Park, California (the "Corporation") and is to the following
effect.

     WHEREAS,  the  Corporation  provides various Merger and Acquisition related
services  to clients and has the capacity to perform such services and so-called
back Office  services;  and

     WHEREAS, Corporation utilizes the services of Consultants from time to time
and Consultants utilize the services of  Corporation  from  time  to  time;  and

     WHEREAS,  both  the  Consultant and the Corporation intend to set forth the
terms  and  conditions  of  services  provided,  each  to  the  other,

     NOW,  THEREFORE,  in  consideration of the mutual covenants, agreements and
provisions  hereof,  Consultant  and  Corporation  agree  as  follows:

     1.     Employment.
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     The  Corporation hereby retains Consultant and Consultant agrees to provide
Consulting  services  to  the  Corporation  as  follows:

     (a)     Consultant  agrees  to  perform  such  services  for Corporation or
     Corporation's  clients  as  are  requested  by  Corporation.

(b)     Corporation  agrees  to  provide  such back room services, in connection
with  acquisitions,  to  Consultant's  clients upon such terms and conditions as
Corporation  and  Consultant  may  agree.

     2.     Representation.     Consultant  represents  and  warrants  that
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Consultant  is duly  qualified  and  expert  in  the  field  of  Corporation's
business.

     3.     Duties.     Consultant  shall  each have duties as are assigned from
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time to time by the Corporation's  President  and/  or  Board  of  Directors.

     4.     Independent  Contractor.     All  services  to  be  performed  by
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Consultant hereunder shall be performed in the capacity of an independent
contractor and Consultant shall  not  be  an  employee  of  the  Corporation  by
reason of this Agreement.

Consultant  shall

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be free to dispose of such portion of Consultant's entire time, energy and skill
during  regular  business  hours  as  Consultant  shall determine. Consultant is
expressly  permitted  to be an employee, independent contractor or consultant to
other parties during the Term hereof.  Consultant will be responsible for making
all  required  payments  of  federal and state income and unemployment taxes, if
any,  as  well  as  payments  under  the  Federal Insurance Contributions Act or
Medical  Contributions.

     5.     (a)     Confidentiality.   The  Consultant  acknowledges  that  as a
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result  of  Consultant's  position  with  the  Corporation, Consultant will have
access  to  the  customer  list,  the product information, concepts and designs,
strategies,  know-how  and  other  proprietary  information  vital  to  the
profitability  of  the  Corporation (the "Proprietary Assets or Trade Secrets").
The  Consultant  acknowledges  that  it  is  the intention of the Corporation to
continue  to  develop,  improve  and market such valuable and unique strategies,
know-how,  methods and other information.  Such Trade Secrets have or may become
known  to  the  Consultant  as  a  consequence of the Consultant's engagement or
relationship  with the Corporation.  Trade Secrets also include any proprietary,
secret  or  confidential  information  which  the Consultant has acquired or may
hereafter  acquire  during  his  engagement  or  relationship  the  Corporation,
including,  but  not  limited to marketing and business plans, information about
the  Corporation's customers, clients and other business relationships, customer
lists,  methods  and  strategies  and  documentation  and  ideas relating to the
activities  of  the  Corporation  or  its  clients.  Furthermore, the Consultant
acknowledges  that  the  Proprietary  Assets  of  the  Corporation are valuable,
special,  and  unique  assets  of  the  Corporation's  business.  Consultant
understands that the Corporation has no adequate remedy at law should Consultant
breach  the  terms  of  this  paragraph.  Thereof,  in  the event of a breach or
threatened  breach  by  the  Consultant  of the provisions of this paragraph the
Corporation  shall  be  entitled to injunctive relief restraining the Consultant
from  disclosing,  in whole or in part, the list of the Corporation's customers,
or  from  rendering  any services to any person, firm, employer, association, or
other  entity  to  whom such list or any other Proprietary Asset, in whole or in
part, has been disclosed or is threatened to be disclosed.  Nothing herein shall
be  construed  as  prohibiting  the Corporation from pursuing any other remedies
available to the Corporation for such breach or threatened breach, including the
recovery  of  damages from the Consultant.  The Corporation shall be entitled to
recover  from  Consultant  the costs of enforcement of this paragraph, including
reasonable  attorney's  fees  and  court  costs.

     (b)     Nondisclosure and Nonuse.   The consultant shall not, either during
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Consultant's  engagement  or  relationship  by or with the Corporation or at any
time  thereafter,  use in any way or disclose the Corporation's customer list or
any  other of the Proprietary Assets or any part thereof to any person or entity
for any reason or purpose whatsoever, or in any way appropriate for Consultant's
own  benefit  any  of  the  Proprietary  Assets  or  any Trade Secrets except in
connection  with  Consultant's  good  faith efforts to promote the Corporation's
business.

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     (c)     Use  and  Return  of Documents.   The Consultant shall (I) exercise
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all  precautions necessary to protect the integrity of all Proprietary Assets or
Trade Secrets and keep confidential all documents and records embodying any part
of  any  Proprietary Assets or Trade Secrets, whether prepared by the consultant
or  others,  and  (II) will not copy any such documents or records or remove any
such  documents  or  records  or copies thereof from the Corporation's premises.
Upon termination of Consultant's employment with the Corporation, the consultant
shall  promptly  deliver  to the Corporation all documents and records embodying
any  part  of or relating to Proprietary Assets or Trade Secrets, and any copies
thereof,  then in Consultant's possession or under Consultant's control, whether
or  not  on  the  premises  of  the  Corporation.

     (d)     Covenant  Not  to  Compete.   The  Consultant  recognizes  and
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acknowledges  that  Consultant  has developed a unique and valuable expertise in
the  business  of the Corporation or that of its clients and the Corporation has
agreed  to enter into this Agreement and to offer engagement or relationship, in
direct  reliance  on the covenants and agreements of the Consultant contained in
this  Agreement.  It  is therefore agreed that during Consultant's engagement or
relationship  by  or with the Corporation and for two years from the date of the
termination of such employment, for whatever cause or reason, the Consultant (a)
shall  not, without the prior approval of the Corporation, alone or as a member,
consultant  or  agent  of  any  partnership or as an officer, agent, consultant,
director,  shareholder  compete  with  any  business  or  activity  currently or
hereafter  conducted  by  the  Corporation  or  any  subsidiaries  or affiliates
(existing now or hereafter) of the Corporation, and (b) shall not hire or entice
or  in  any  other  manner  persuade  or  attempt  to  persuade  any Consultant,
independent  contractor, dealer, supplier, client or customer of the Corporation
to  discontinue  his,  her or its relationship or violate any agreement with the
Corporation as Consultant, independent contractor, supplier, client or customer,
as  the  case  may  be.

     (e)     Work  For  Hire.   Consultant is a work for hire and hereby assigns
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and  sets  over all designs, patents, copyrights, or other intellectual property
of  or  relating  to  the  Proprietary Assets or Trade Secrets or to the subject
matters  thereof or any other intellectual property created by Consultant during
the  term  of this Agreement notwithstanding where conceived, intending that all
such property is that of the Corporation and shall be deemed Proprietary Assets.

     6.     Compensation.   The  Corporation  will  pay  Consultant  for  the
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performance  of  the  agreements  and  services  specified  herein  as  follows:

(a)    a  flat  fee  of  250,000  shares of free trading stock will be issued as
payment.  This will serve as payment for all services rendered from September 5,
2000  through  February  4, 2001. Shares will be released in accordance with the
Stock  Restriction  and  Escrow  Agreements.

     (b)    for  all  clients of Consultant's for which Consultant has requested
Corporation to render services, compensation for such clients shall be collected
and distributed in the same manner and amount as clients of Corporation that are
assigned  to  be  serviced  by  Consultant.

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     (c)   for  all  back office services provided by Corporation, fees shall be
paid  and  determined consistent with current policy and pricing of Corporation,
unless  otherwise  agreed  in  writing  at  the  time  of  engagement.

     7.     Termination.   The Corporation may terminate this Agreement, with or
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without cause, on three (3) days written notice to the Consultant.  In the event
this  Agreement  is  terminated  for any reason whatsoever, the Consultant shall
deliver  immediately to the Corporation all Corporation materials including, but
not limited to, its price lists, temporary personnel lists, supplies, equipment,
checks,  petty cash, and all their materials and records of any kind that may be
in  the  Consultant's  possession  or  under  his control, including any and all
copies  of  the foregoing.  Upon breach hereof, the Consultant shall be entitled
to  injunctive  relief.

     8.     Working  Facilities.   The  Consultant  shall  be  responsible  for
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providing  itself/himself/herself  with  such office facilities, secretarial and
other  office personnel, and telephones and telephone service, appropriate forms
and  invoices,  and materials, supplies and equipment as may be deemed necessary
by  the  Consultant  for  the  performance  of the services contemplated by this
Agreement  at  no  charge  or  cost  to  the  Corporation.

9.     Severability.   If  any  provision  of  this Agreement or portion of such
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provision  or  any  application  thereof  to any person or circumstances is held
invalid,  the  remainder  of this Agreement (or the remainder of such provision)
and  the  application  thereof  to  other  persons or circumstances shall not be
affected  thereby.

     10.     Nonassignability.   Consultant acknowledges that Corporation enters
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into  this  Agreement with Consultant personally because of Consultant's special
knowledge  and  expertise.  Therefore,  Consultant  agrees  not  to undertake to
assign  any of its duties hereunder.  Any attempted assignment shall be null and
void  and  without  further  force  or  effect.

     11.     Notices.   All  notices  given  hereunder  shall  be in writing and
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effective  when  delivered  or  mailed  (certified, return receipt requested) as
follows:

     If  to  the  Corporation,  to it at:
               Go Online Networks Corp.
               5681  Beach  Blvd.  Suite  101
               Buena  Park,  CA  90621

     Copy  to:
              Cutler  Law  Group
              610  Newport  Center  Drive,  Ste  800
              Newport  Beach,  CA  92660

     If  to  the  Consultant,  by  name  at:
              James  Marione
              25  Dallington  Ct.
              White  Marsh,  MD  21128

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     A party may change its address by giving notice to the other party pursuant
to  the  foregoing  procedure at least ten (10) days prior to the effective date
thereof.

     12.     General  Matters.
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     (a)   This  Agreement  shall be governed and construed by and in accordance
with  the  laws  of  the  Commonwealth  of  Maryland.

     (b)   The  heading of the sections of this Agreement have been inserted for
convenience and shall not modify, define, limit or expand the express provisions
of  this  Agreement.

     (c)   This  document  constitutes the entire Agreement of the parties as to
the  subject  matter  hereof  and may be amended except by a writing executed by
both  parties  hereto.

IN  WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the parties have executed this Agreement as an instrument
under  seal  as  of  the  date  first  above  written.

     /s/ Joseph M. Naughton              /s/ James Marione
    Go  Online  Networks  Corporation        James  MarioneEXHIBIT 10.50

                          Oasis@work Sponsor Agreement

This Sponsor Agreement is made and entered into effective this 28th day of June,
2000 by and between  Surgical  Safety  Products,  Inc., a corporation  organized
under the laws of the State of New York and having it's principal office at 2018
Oak Terrace,  Sarasota,  FL 34231  (hereinafter  referred to as SURG) and United
States Surgical,  a division of Tyco Healthcare Group LP, a limited  partnership
organized  under the laws of the State of  Delaware  and  having  its  principal
office at 150 Glover  Avenue,  Norwalk,  CT 06856  (hereinafter  referred  to as
"Sponsor").

                                   Witnesseth:

Whereas,  SURG is the creator and sole owner of the rights to  Oasis@work  which
consists of a data center and network for clinical information; and

Whereas, Oasis@mydesk is a software application designed to facilitate access to
Oasis@work and which is designed to be installed on a client's personal computer
from a CD-ROM or other means with live links to the Oasis@work data center; and

Whereas,  Oasis@mydesk  may  contain a limited  amount of the actual  Oasis@work
applications,  specific  conversion  tools  designed to convert a hospital  from
Oasis@mydesk clients to Oasis@work network clients, and unspecified applications
featuring licensed intellectual properties from AORN, Inc.; and

Whereas,  within any calendar quarter,  any user or anyone accessing any content
within  Oasis@work  will be  recorded  as a  registered  user for the purpose of
determining user-fees referenced herein; and

Now therefore,  in consideration of the promises and covenants  contained herein
and other good and valuable considerations, the receipt and sufficiency of which
are hereby acknowledged, SURG and Sponsor do hereby agree as follows:

PROMOTIONAL  CONSIDERATION  For  participation in the Oasis@mydesk  program each
Sponsor may receive  promotional  consideration in several formats.  While it is
likely, but not guaranteed, that the promotional benefits will exceed this list,
the following is a minimum guaranteed offering.

PACKAGING: Sponsor will receive logo recognition on packaging or liner notes for
at least 40,000 CD-ROMs targeted  towards,  but not limited to, members of AORN.
Such CD- ROMS  shall be  delivered  to the AORN  members  no later than April 1,
2001.

LABELING:  Sponsor will receive text  recognition on the actual CD-Rom label for
at least 40,000 CD-ROMs targeted towards, but not limited to, members of AORN.

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DISPLAY ADVERTISING:  Sponsor will receive recognition in display advertisements
to appear in at least twelve monthly issues of the AORN Journal.

ADDITIONAL CD-ROMS:  Sponsor will receive 1000 additional copies of the
Oasis@mydesk CD-ROM for distribution to its customers in any manner deemed
appropriate.

URL LINK:  Sponsor  may elect to allow an  Internet  link from the  Oasis@mydesk
application   directly  to  Sponsor's  web  site.  In  the  event  the  link  is
established,  the  appearance  of  Sponsor's  website  may follow  either of two
formats,  the choice of which is solely that of SURG:  (i) the link may create a
new browser  window  within  which the  Sponsor's  website  information  will be
displayed, or (ii) the Sponsor's web site may appear within Oasis the program.

EDUCATIONAL  PARTICIPATION  To  establish a good and  valuable  application  for
providing  educational  opportunities to Oasis@mydesk  users,  Sponsor agrees to
support this effort as follows:

NETWORK  INSERVICES:  Sponsor may provide  content,  in digital format,  for the
creation  of up to 140  device  and/or  product  inservices,  the final form and
design of which is under the sole  discretion  of SURG.  These basic  inservices
will reside on the  Oasis@work  data center for access from anywhere  within the
Oasis@work and Oasis@mydesk network, and each inservice shall be accessible over
said network within thirty (30) days after delivery of such completed  inservice
to SURG by Sponsor.

RESEARCH  OPPORTUNITIES As a result of the direct link  established  between the
Sponsor and the Oasis@mydesk  end-user,  it is likely, but not guaranteed,  that
supplemental  opportunities  will  exist for  Sponsor  to  communicate  with the
end-user for the purpose of conducting consumer research.  Sponsor is guaranteed
participation in at least the following:

VIRTUAL  SURVEYS:  Sponsor may elect to utilize a  virtual-survey  research tool
allowing the Sponsor to send electronic surveys directly to specific  healthcare
workers  or  groups  of  healthcare   workers.   The   specifications   of  this
virtual-survey tool shall be determined by SURG at its sole discretion.  Sponsor
understands that this is paid for on a transactional basis as outlined herein.

FINANCIAL  COMMITMENT AND TERMS The following fees, totaling $500,000,  shall be
due with respect to this and certain prior agreements,  paid by wire transfer to
the account  designated by SURG or otherwise by cleared funds which shall be due
on August 10, 2000 and deemed paid upon receipt by SURG:

SERVICES  PROVIDED  UNDER  PRIOR  AGREEMENTS:  In  addition  to any other  prior
agreement  fees already  paid to SURG by Sponsor,  the sum of $300,000 is due in
consideration for all services, both tangible and intangible, provided under the
Prior Agreements (defined hereinbelow) through June 28, 2000.

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ANNUAL LICENSE FEE: This represents a one-year commitment. Sponsor agrees to pay
an annual license for  participation  in this program in the amount of $200,000.
In the event this  program,  or one  substantially  similar  to this  program is
extended by mutual  agreement of the parties beyond  one-year,  at the option of
SURG the Sponsor may elect to  participate  on a right of first refusal basis at
the rate as determined at that time. SURG makes no representation or warranty to
Sponsor with regard to the content to be contained on the CD- ROMs or its use by
recipients.  Nothing  contained  herein shall guarantee to Sponsor any rights to
participate in any  additional or future  programs or  distributions  offered by
SURG.

INSERVICE  PRODUCTION FEES: Sponsor agrees to provide all content for production
in digital format, and as such, will be billed $1,000 per inservice module. SURG
acknowledges  receipt of $140,000 from Sponsor in full payment for 140 inservice
modules,  of which 110 have not yet been  completed.  Sponsor may complete  said
inservice modules or not at its discretion. If Sponsor elects to provide content
for the  remaining  110  inservices,  then  content must be delivered to SURG no
later  than  May  1,  2001.  The  payment   referenced   herein,   however,   is
non-refundable, irrespective of whether Sponsor provides less than 140 inservice
modules.

VIRTUAL  SURVEY FEES:  Sponsor agrees that,  should Sponsor  utilize the Virtual
Survey product, a transactional fee of $5 per returned and completed survey will
be assessed in addition to any other fees referenced herein.  These fees will be
calculated by SURG on a monthly basis and will be itemized by invoice  submitted
to Sponsor. Payment terms for SURG invoices to Sponsor are net 30.

TERM
This Agreement  shall  commence on the date hereof and shall  terminate one year
thereafter, unless extended by mutual agreement of the parties.  Notwithstanding
the foregoing,  the provisions  herein titled  Termination of Prior  Agreements,
Mutual Release,  Indemnification  of SURG and  Indemnification  of Sponsor shall
survive such termination.

NOTICE

All written notices  required or permitted  hereunder shall be deemed  effective
and duly given:

               (i) when personally delivered;

               (ii) when sent by telephone facsimile (the sender shall also send
               a "hard copy" following the facsimile,  however, the notice shall
               be effective upon the  transmission of the facsimile if confirmed
               by  Sender  with  words  "Confirming   delivery  of  notice  from
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               (iii) one day after  depositing  in the  custody of a  nationally
               recognized receipted overnight delivery service; or (iv) at least
               three (3) days after  posting in the United  States  first class,
               registered or certified mail; and,

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               in the case of (iii)  or (iv)  above  with  postage  prepaid  and
               addressed  to the  recipient  at its  address  as  set  forth  as
               follows:

TO SURG:                 Surgical Safety Products, Inc. ("SURG")
                         2018 Oak Terrace, Suite 400
                         Sarasota, FL 34231
                         Telecopier Number:  (954) 925-0515

With a copy to:          Sam D. Norton, Esq.
                         Norton, Gurley, Hammersley & Lopez
                         1819 Main Street, Suite 610
                         Sarasota, FL 34236
                         Telecopier Number:  (941) 954-2128

To Sponsor:              Legal Department
                         United States Surgical
                         150 Glover Avenue
                         Norwalk, CT 06856

Editorial Rights SURG reserves  absolute right to determine size,  placement and
relational organization of all promotional considerations afforded all Sponsors.

Usage The rate of  installation  and  participation  by anyone at all  cannot be
guaranteed.

Relationship of the Parties.  During the term hereof,  the relationship  between
SURG and  Sponsor is that of  Licensor  and  Licensee.  Sponsor,  its agents and
employees shall, under no circumstances,  be deemed agents or representatives of
SURG.  Nothing  contained  herein  shall  be  construed  as a joint  venture  or
partnership between SURG and Sponsor.

Termination of Prior  Agreements.  This agreement  terminates and supersedes all
prior agreements,  if any, between the parties and their  affiliates,  including
the  agreements  dated  October  28,  1998  and July 30,  1999  between  SSP and
Sponsor's affiliate, United States Surgical Corporation (collectively the "Prior
Agreements").  With regard to this agreement,  each party  acknowledges  that no
representation or statement,  and no understanding or agreement,  has been made,
or exists and that entering into this agreement, it has not relied upon anything
done or said or upon any  presumption  in fact or in law,  with  respect to this
agreement,  or with respect to the relationship between the parties,  other than
as expressly set forth in this agreement.

Mutual  Release.  Upon  execution  of this  Agreement,  with  the  exception  of
non-disclosure,  confidentiality  agreements,  and  restrictions  on the  use of
proprietary  information  signed by Sponsor and SURG,  SURG hereby  releases and
forever discharges on behalf of Sponsor any and all claims,  actions,  causes of
action, suits, debts, dues, accounts, bonds, covenants,  contracts,  agreements,
judgments  and demands  whatsoever in law or equity,  past or present,  known or
unknown,   against  Sponsor,   its   subsidiaries,   affiliates,   predecessors,
successors, officers, directors, agents, attorneys, representatives,  employees,
past or present, or any of

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them relating in any way to the Prior  Agreements or transactions or liabilities
in any way  connected  with  the  Prior  Agreements.  Likewise,  Sponsor  hereby
releases  and  forever  discharges  on behalf  of  Sponsor  any and all  claims,
actions,  causes of action,  suits,  debts, dues,  accounts,  bonds,  covenants,
contracts,  agreements,  judgments and demands whatsoever in law or equity, past
or present,  known or  unknown,  against  SURG,  its  subsidiaries,  affiliates,
predecessors,    successors,    officers,    directors,    agents,    attorneys,
representatives,  employees, past or present, or any of them relating in any way
to the Prior Agreements or transactions or liabilities in any way connected with
the Prior Agreements.

Indemnification  of SURG.  Sponsor hereby agrees to indemnify and hold SURG, its
employees,  officers,  directors and agents harmless with respect to any losses,
liability  or costs  incurred by SURG,  its  officers,  employees,  directors or
agents arising out of any product liability or other malfunction of any products
of Sponsor  sold or  displayed  pursuant  to the product  inservices  referenced
herein.  SURG shall be entitled to place disclaimers in a conspicuous  manner on
the network deemed acceptable to SURG.

Indemnification  of Sponsor.  SURG hereby  agrees to indemnify and hold Sponsor,
its  employees,  officers,  directors  and agents  harmless  with respect to any
losses,  liability  or costs  incurred  by  Sponsor,  its  officers,  employees,
directors or agents  arising out of any product  liability or negligence of SURG
relating to the services referenced herein.

Assignment.  This  agreement may not be assigned,  encumbered or  transferred by
either  party  without  the  prior  written  consent  of the other  party.  This
agreement shall be binding upon the successors of the parties.

Entire Agreement.  This Agreement  constitutes the entire agreement between SURG
and Sponsor  respecting  the  subject  matter  hereof.  It shall not be amended,
altered, or changed except by a written agreement signed by the parties hereto.

Governing  Law.  This  agreement  and the site  sublicense  agreements  shall be
governed by and construed in  accordance  with the laws of the State of Florida.
The venue of any action brought to enforce this agreement or any site sublicense
agreement shall be Sarasota County, Florida.

Attorney's  Fees. In the event of litigation  arising out of this  agreement the
prevailing party shall be entitled to an award of its reasonable attorney's fees
and costs incurred both at the trial and appellate levels.

Confidentiality.  SURG  understands  and  acknowledges  that Sponsor and Sponsor
understands  and  acknowledges  that SURG operates under the laws,  statutes and
regulations of various state and federal  agencies,  some of which are unique to
the security-sensitive  medical industry.  Both SURG and Sponsor shall endeavor,
to the extent  permitted  by law,  make  reasonable  efforts to comply  with the
reasonable  written  instructions  and reasonable  written requests of the other
regarding  security and  confidentiality  pertaining  to this  Agreement and all
other aspects of the  relationship  between the parties and information  that is
exchanged,  shared or handled by either  party to this  Agreement.  Both parties
agree and

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do hereby  agree that all  information  which  could  reasonably  be  considered
"Confidential"  by  the  other  will  not be  distributed  to  their  employees,
affiliates or to the general  public,  except on a "Need to Know Basis." For the
purposes  of this  section  only,  Confidential  Information  shall  include any
non-public  information  that the  disclosing  party  reasonably  designates  as
confidential,  or which under the circumstances  surrounding disclosure,  should
reasonably be considered confidential. Confidential information includes, but is
not limited to information relating to a Party's released or unreleased software
and hardware  products,  business policies and practices  including all tangible
and intangible materials containing  information that is not public or not known
to the public  whether or not it is in written or printed  form or whether it is
machine or user readable or not.

Breach.  In the event of a breach of this agreement,  the parties shall have all
rights and remedies provided for at law and in equity. The obligation to pay the
fees referenced herein shall be the obligation of Sponsor.

Miscellaneous.  Nothing  contained  in this  agreement  shall  be  construed  as
conferring by implication,  estoppel or otherwise upon Sponsor any license under
any trade secrets or know- how of SURG and no such license or other rights shall
arise from this agreement or from any acts,  statements or dealings resulting in
the execution of this agreement.  SURG retains all ownership rights with respect
to the  Oasis@work  system,  its contents now existing or as may be developed in
the  future.  No  representation  or  warranty  has been or is made by SURG with
respect to any  services or products  sold or  provided  through the  Oasis@work
system by  others,  it being  understood  that SURG  shall not be liable for any
loss,  damage or expense  arising  from any claim with  respect to  services  or
products  provided  via  Oasis@work  by those  other  than  SURG.  Accuracy  and
reliability of content on Oasis@work is the sole  responsibility  of the Content
Provider  posting  the  content or  otherwise  authorizing  the  posting of said
content.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF,  the undersigned have executed this agreement  effective the
day and year set forth above.

SURGICAL SAFETY PRODUCTS, INC.        UNITED STATES SURGICAL

By: /s/ Donald Lawrence               By: /s/ Kevin Gould

Title: President                      Title: President

Date:                                 Date:

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Agreed  to as to the  Sections  titled  "Termination  of Prior  Agreements"  and
"Mutual Release".

UNITED STATES SURGICAL CORPORATION

By: /s/ Kevin Gould

Title: President

Date:

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                    ADDENDUM TO OASIS@WORK SPONSOR AGREEMENT

OTHER  TYCO  HEALTHCARE  COMPANIES  Additional  Tyco  companies,  at their  sole
discretion,  may elect to participate in this Oasis  initiative or other similar
Oasis  programs  from  time  to  time.  These  additional  participants  will be
addressed on an individual basis and under separate contract.

CO-MARKETING OF OASIS/AORN  INITIATIVE  Promotional  consideration is granted to
the Oasis and AORN  marketing  initiative for the term of one year from the date
of this agreement.  Specifically, USS agrees to review possible inclusion of the
Oasis logo and specific wording indicating USS's participation in this agreement
within USS display  advertising,  the exact size,  placement,  and form of which
shall be mutually agreed upon prior to publication of any such advertising. This
promotional  consideration  may  include,  but is not limited  to, AORN  Journal
advertisements,  Surgical Services Management advertisements,  Surgical Products
Magazine advertisements,  and the www.ussurg.com website. Camera-ready art shall
for any such advertising shall be furnished by SURG.

IN WITNESS  WHEREOF,  the undersigned have executed this addendum in conjunction
with the Oasis@work Sponsor Agreement dated June 28, 2000.

SURGICAL SAFETY PRODUCTS, INC.                UNITED STATES SURGICAL

By: /s/ Donald Lawrence                       By: /s/ Kevin Gould

Title: President                             Title: President

Date:  _____________________________         Date:  ________________________

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