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Showing posts with label breaking news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label breaking news. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Wish You Were Here, Hope to See You Soon!


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18 Adar 1, 5771



BREAKING NEWS: I'm off on a rather fun research assignment, laughing more than I have in ages. I'm interviewing a most interesting contemporary historical figure with a rollicking sense of humor. His wife is a stitch. I already have reams of material for my editors and one major fascination with my present assignment. It actually began last Friday and is scheduled to continue a few weeks while my interview subjects are easily available for conversation.

The best part is that I don't feel as if I'm working. My efforts seem to be taking place in a vacation setting. I want this blogpost to serve as a "Wish You Were Here, Hope to See You Soon!" postcard.

Stand by for updates. I hope to be blogging again by March 10. And trust me, what I'll be sharing with you will be great for everyone's health! Humor heals hearts and souls.




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Monday, December 13, 2010

How Would YOU Solve an Identity Problem for Patients Who Can't Speak?

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6 Tevet 5771


A very sad issue has affected many people in Philadelphia:
After Months of Searching, Family Finds Woman in Philly Hospital.

The lack of personal effects that identify a person too ill to speak for themselves is a problem that can be avoided. Medical ID bracelets and necklaces are reasonable solutions. They can be worn 24/7, even in the bath or shower.

I wonder, though, if you have other good ideas for preventing the impossibility of identifying someone in a similar medical crisis.

Embedded computer chips, something along the lines of what pet dogs receive in their ears do not appeal to many people afraid of them for some reason or another. Tattoos are not a solution for people who avoid them for health, esthetic or religious reasons.

What solutions can you think of? Let me know and please share your name when you post comments below.



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Thursday, August 6, 2009

Breaking News

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16 Menachem Av 5769


Sorry for the delayed blogpost. My Twitter account mysteriously shut down today and I'm having trouble with this blog, too.

I have some breaking news to share with you about a medical discovery. I spent part of today gathering the facts. I don't know that I'll be able to post an update on the blog tomorrow. C'mon back next week to learn what it's all about.

I'll be looking for you ;^ )