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Archive for March, 2009
Pigeons fly cell phones into Brazilian prison (The Arizona Republic)
by Admin on March 31st, 2009
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The birds were apparently bred and raised inside the prison, smuggled out, outfitted with cell phone parts in small bags and then released to fly back.
Physical capacity in wheelchair-dependent persons with a spinal cord injury: a critical review of the literature
by Admin on March 30th, 2009
Physical capacity in wheelchair-dependent persons with a spinal cord injury: a critical review of the literature
STUDY DESIGN: Review of publications. OBJECTIVE: To assess the level of physical capacity (peak oxygen uptake, medical scooters peak power output, muscle strength of the upper extremity and respiratory function) in wheelchair-dependent persons with a spinal cord injury (SCI). SETTING: Erasmus MC, University Medical Centre Rotterdam, The Netherlands. METHODS: Pubmed (Medline) search of publications from 1980 onwards. Studies were systematically assessed. Weighted means were calculated for baseline values. RESULTS: In tetraplegia, the weighted mean for peak oxygen uptake was 0.89 l/min for the wheelchair exercise test (WCE) and 0.87 l/min for arm-cranking or hand-cycling (ACE). The peak power output was 26 W (WCE) and 40 W (ACE). In paraplegia, the peak oxygen uptake was 2.10 l/min (WCE) and 1.51 l/min (ACE), whereas the peak power output was 74 W (ACE) and 85 W (WCE). In paraplegia, muscle strength of the upper extremity and respiratory function were comparable to that in the able-bodied population. In tetraplegia muscle strength varied greatly, and respiratory function was reduced to 55-59% of the predicted values for an age-, gender- and height-matched able-bodied population. CONCLUSIONS: Physical capacity is reduced and varies in SCI. The variation between results is caused by population and methodological differences. Standardized measurement of physical capacity is needed to further develop comparative values for clinical practice and rehabilitation research
K.G. schools may ban cell phones (The Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star)
by Admin on March 29th, 2009
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King George thinking about banning cell phones in schools
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by Admin on March 29th, 2009
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More cell phones mean less tax revenue (Suburban Journals)
by Admin on March 28th, 2009
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As more and more people have turned to cellular phones, Jefferson County 9-1-1 Dispatch officials have seen their funding source shrink over time.
Cover Letter Etiquette Raises the Job Search Bar
by Admin on March 28th, 2009
Cover Letter Etiquette Raises the Job Search Bar
Manners matterwhether at the dinner table, during a round of golf, or while watching a movie in a public theater. cover letter etiquette is also important and you can show a hiring manager that you know what that is by demonstrating it in your cover letter for a new job. Be friendly. Be concise. Focus on what the employer is looking for. Avoid overusing the pronoun “I.” Appropriate humor can be a plus. But don’t tell a corny joke or pass on an ‘email forward.’ Keep cover letter etiquette in mind and you will come across as someone the employer will want to interviewand hire.
Flowing blood could power cell phones (MSNBC)
by Admin on March 27th, 2009
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Power generated from flowing blood, simple body movements or a gentle breeze could one day be converted to electricity to charge iPods, cell phones and other personal electronic devices.
Cell phones just aren’t meant for real conversations (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
by Admin on March 22nd, 2009
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Cell phones make multitasking so much easier and actual conversations so much more difficult.
Evaluation of a stair-climbing power wheelchair in 25 people with tetraplegia.
by Admin on March 22nd, 2009
Evaluation of a stair-climbing power wheelchair in 25 people with tetraplegia.
OBJECTIVE: To compare the performance of a power wheelchairs with stair-climbing capability (TopChair) and a conventional power wheelchair (Storm3). DESIGN: A single-center, open-label study. SETTING: A physical medicine and rehabilitation hospital. PARTICIPANTS: Patients (N=25) who required power wheelchairs because of severe impairments affecting the upper and lower limbs. INTERVENTIONS: Indoor and outdoor driving trials with both devices. Curb-clearing and stair-climbing with TopChair. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Trial duration and Quebec User Evaluation of Satisfaction with Assistive Technology (QUEST) tool; number of failures during driving trials and ability to climb curbs and stairs. RESULTS: All 25 participants successfully completed the outdoor and medicare power wheelchairs indoor trials with both wheelchairs. Although differences in times to trial completion were statistically significant, they were less than 10%. QUEST scores were significantly better with the Storm3 than the TopChair for weight (P=.001), dimension (P=.006), and effectiveness (P=.04). Of the 25 participants, 23 cleared a 20-cm curb without help, and 20 climbed up and down 6 steps. Most participants felt these specific capabilities of the TopChair–for example, curb clearing and stair climbing-were easy to use (22/25 for curb, 21/25 for stairs) and helpful (24/25 and 23/25). A few participants felt insecure (4/25 and 6/25, respectively). CONCLUSIONS: The TopChair is a promising mobility device that enables stair and curb climbing and warrants further study.
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by Admin on March 22nd, 2009
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Ask For What You Want With a Psychology Internship Cover Letter
by Admin on March 20th, 2009
Ask For What You Want With a Psychology Internship Cover Letter
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Americans Discover Cell Phones One Expense Too Many (FOX 7 WTVW Evansville)
by Admin on March 20th, 2009
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Americans Discover Cell Phones One Expense Too Many As Americans try to balance household budgets they’re discovering one item they can hang up is the cell phone.
Some cell phones to get live NCAA tournament games (San Francisco Chronicle)
by Admin on March 19th, 2009
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March Madness is in the air. To be more specific, it’s on airwaves that certain AT&T and Verizon Wireless phones can pick up, letting them show live NCAA basketball tournament games this season. It’s the first time the live games will be available through AT&…
Second story burglary crew grabs 30 cell phones (San Gabriel Valley Tribune)
by Admin on March 18th, 2009
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ROWLAND HEIGHTS — A burglary crew made off with about 30 cell phones from a vendor on Colima Road early Monday morning, authorities said.
Terrorists Targeted With Overseas Cell Tracking (Fox News)
by Admin on March 15th, 2009
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Technology that tracks millions of 911 calls from cell phones in the United States every month is being deployed in Middle Eastern and Asian-Pacific countries to track terror suspects — but legal obstacles prevent widespread use of it in the U.S.
Study of the Independence IBOT 3000 Mobility System: an innovative power mobility device, during use in community environments
by Admin on March 15th, 2009
Study of the Independence IBOT 3000 Mobility System: an innovative power mobility device, during use in community environments
OBJECTIVE: To test the safe and effective use of a new mobility device, the Independence IBOT 3000 Mobility System, handicap scooters and medical scooters, by people with a disability. DESIGN: A prospective, balanced, open-label evaluation that used participants as their own controls. SETTING: Home and community environments. PARTICIPANTS: Twenty subjects who use a mobility device. INTERVENTIONS: Subjects used the test device for up to 2 weeks in their home and community environments. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE: Safety was determined by comparing the number of reported adverse events, including falls, in the test device compared with their own device. Effectiveness was measured by comparing scores from the Community Drive Test in the test device versus their own chair. RESULTS: No adverse event requiring medical attention was reported for either device and a similar number of device falls were reported for each device. The scored driving test results found that the test device was shown to statistically improve (P <.001) the subjects independent functional mobility skills in a community environment. Ten of 20 subjects were able climb stairs independently; the remaining 10 subjects were able to climb stairs with the assistance of only 1 person. CONCLUSIONS: People who are properly assessed, and participate and successfully complete the training, will benefit through increased independence in community mobility activities.
Two armed men rob boys, take cell phones in Reading (Reading Eagle)
by Admin on March 13th, 2009
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Two men with guns robbed two boys of their cell phones Wednesday night in the 1000 block of Marion Street, city police said. No one was injured in the holdup, which occurred about 8:30, investigators said.
Get Started With a FREE Cover Letter
by Admin on March 12th, 2009
Get Started With a FREE Cover Letter
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Kids with cell phones can walk into moving traffic (The Pantagraph)
by Admin on March 11th, 2009
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We all know that people with cell phones stuck in their heads while driving are hazardous to everyones health.
How The BlackBerry Devices Have Changed The Face Of The Modern World
by Admin on March 11th, 2009
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Looking back at the past few decades, we see that there are many devices that have helped shape the world as it is today. This list is quite long, but one of the most prominent figures on this list is the BlackBerry. Today the BlackBerry has become almost a generic term for any handheld mobile device that has a host of functions, but when it was first released in 2002, it was definitely a unique invention. There was only one point on the agenda of the developers of the BlackBerry, the….