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It Breathes, It Bleeds -- but It Doesn't Sue; Computerized Mannequin Simulates Dozens of Problems for Students to Practice On
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Byline: Marcia Mattson, The Times-Union
SARASOTA -- It breathes, bleeds and has a pulse.
Its tongue swells during allergic reactions.
One of its pupils dilates when it suffers a head injury.
And if you place a hand over its nose and mouth, or choose the wrong course of treatment for one of its many ills, it dies.
But better to kill METI Man than an actual patient, which is why medical and nursing schools are spending tens of thousands of dollars for the high-tech patient simulator.
METI Man is a plastic shell within which a tangle of tubes, computer chips and plastic bags stand in for organs, bloodstream and airways.
Its shell can be altered to look like a male or a female, but more important, the device can be programmed to simulate the physiology of 50 patients, ranging from a healthy young man to a granny to "truck driver" -- a patient who drinks, is obese and has high blood pressure and a host of other problems.
Then it can be programmed to simulate dozens of medical scenarios, from an allergic reaction to a heart attack to a drug overdose.
Tonight on ER, a METI Man will overdose on cocaine as student doctors try to save it.
Meanwhile, Shands Jacksonville, which just purchased a patient simulator, is taking its model on the road to train Emergency Medical Services personnel in the 22 counties in Florida and Georgia that its helicopter ambulances serve.
The county EMS workers will practice lifesaving techniques such as intubation, a process that involves cutting a hole in a patient's throat to insert a breathing tube into the windpipe.
"It isn't real life, but from a realistic standpoint, it's much better than anything we've had before," said Margaret Griffen, medical director of TraumaOne flight services.
University of Florida researchers developed the METI Man technology in the late 1980s with a state technology grant. They licensed the technology to Loral Corp., a flight simulation company in Sarasota.
It created Medical Education Technologies and started producing the devices in the mid-1990s. About 450 are now in use at university medical schools, nursing and EMS programs and military bases. METI is one of just two companies in the world that makes the state-of-the art devices.
"We provide the simulated patient so health care professionals can face life-and-death situations with their patients with no risks, so when they do face that crisis they can react instinctively," said METI President Lou Oberndorf.
METI Man has several advantages over previous mannequins and real-life patients. It feels no pain. It won't sue. It can be reset to give each student the same experience, standardizing medical education and ensuring all students get practice.
"You can do it over and over and over again until you get it right, until you understand it," said METI spokeswoman Tess Mitchell.
The Sarasota company's headquarters looks something like a battlefield, with stacks of body parts in bins and boxes labeled "jaws" and "teeth." METI men lie on gurneys with their chests peeled back while technicians work on their computers.
At first, constructing a METI man took months. Now it takes days.
Hugo Acevedo is a physiologic model developer. He programs METI man's medical responses. Acevedo's cubicle is filled with medical textbooks, research papers and books on physiology, which he uses to create mathematical models that make the METI men behave the way people do.
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WASHINGTON -- Family and fans will say goodbye to musician Chuck Brown, the legendary "Godfather of Go-Go," at a public viewing and memorial service.
The viewing will be held at the Howard Theatre on Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Walter E. Washington Convention Center will host a public memorial service on Thursday from noon to 3 p.m.
D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray and Brown's family announced together the family's request that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the Chuck Brown Foundation. According to its website, the Chuck Brown Foundation was "Envisioned by the Godfather of Go Go, Chuck Brown, as a way to give back to the causes he felt so passionately about....Education, Homelessness, and Re-entry Into Society After Incarceration," and is the process of applying for nonprofit status.
The local D.C. musical giant, born in Gaston, N.C., and known outside the District for his group's 1979 chart-topping hit "Bustin' Loose," was 75 when he died in mid-May after battling pneumonia.
In this Jan. 18, 2010 photo, master of ceremonies Chuck Brown speaks during a program to celebrate the legacy of the late Martin Luther King, Jr. at the Washington National Cathedral in Washington.
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NPR Music's Chuck Brown Tiny Desk Concert was like a dream come true for a lot of NPR staffers. Set List: "Senorita" "Chuck Baby" "Wind Me Up!" / "Bustin' Loose" "Run Joe" / "It Don't Mean A Thing" For more Tiny Desk Concerts, visit npr.org/tinydeskconcerts
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When I need to think positive thoughts, I grab my IPOD, pick one of my favorite songs and sing it to myself. I do this in the car BEFORE I start driving.
Find something in your house that you don't clean on a regular basis, like lampshades, cabinet tops or doors, washing walls, etc., and put on some music and clean and sing your way to remove your stress. Sing loud and clean hard, and you'll be stress free and will have accomplished something good at the same time.
Sing your favorite song REALLY, REALLY loud! And then sing it really goofy-like opera or country or off key. Have a good laugh with yourself and feel good from the inside out.
I have made playlists on my ipod specific to my tasks. I have "take a walk" which has mostly instrumental rhythmic music which keeps my stride steady (and keeps me from singing out loud in public). I have "bicycling" which has opera because those arias keep me enthused to peddle. Lastly, I have "Clean the house" which contains hard core heavy rock that gets the job done in half the time (and I can sing to my hearts content while vacuuming). Find your groove!335


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"There's only one thing certain in the trucking industry today," American Trucking Associations President and CEO Bill Graves said. "And that is that these are game-changing times." (The Trucker: KEVIN JONES)
By KEVIN JONES
The Trucker Staff
PHOENIX - Trucking is poised to rise from the ashes of recession, the industry's top booster told carrier executives, truck makers and vendors gathered Monday in the Valley of the Sun - although most of those in trucking shouldn't expect business to take off for at least another year.
"Here we are, looking to resurrect a trucking industry, not only from the economic ruins of the past two years, but also anticipating a rebirth influenced by a myriad complicated national and international factors," American Trucking Associations President and CEO Bill Graves said, opening the annual ATA Management Conference and Exhibition with his State of the Industry address. "But the timing of that rise back to profitability, back to robust freight volumes, back to the need for new trucks and trailers, back to having the headache over where to find drivers - the timing of that anticipated recovery keeps eluding us."
In addition to the stagnant economy, other factors include "political gridlock" and the "proposed activist policy and regulatory agenda in Washington," according to Graves.
Indeed, he said trucking still faces "the most significant changing times" since deregulation in the 1980s.
Among "the list of issues that we're expected to manage our way through," Graves pointed to CSA 2010, Hours of Service, electronic logging, fuel efficiency standards, finding a way to pay for infrastructure improvements, the shift to alternative fuels for trucks, an "assault" on the independent contractor model, driver pay, and adapting to the nation's need for additional freight capacity.
"There's only one thing certain in the trucking industry today," he said. "And that is that these are game-changing times."
The inability of policy makers to settle on a long-term transportation funding plan is the result of "both political parties pandering shamelessly to voters," touting "outside-the-box solutions" rather than tackling the tough - but most effective - solution: increasing fuel taxes. And so responsible governance has become secondary to "political cleverness" in Congress and the White House, Graves suggested.
"As a result, many of our critical issues will go unresolved, or will be resolved in a manner guided by political expediency rather that by what's good public policy for the nation," he said. "You can't build world class infrastructure without money. Roads aren't free and they're not cheap."
Other policy issues on ATA's watch list include the owner-operator ban by the Port of L.A. and a push to persuade fleets to convert to natural gas-powered trucks.
On a positive note, he credited fleets with a "safety first" culture for a 20 percent decline in fatality accidents - and the political goodwill that earns on Capitol Hill and in state capitols.
"Any time we can begin a conversation with a public official on a positive note about our safety performance will dramatically improve our chances of successfully gaining their support on whatever issue we are primarily there to discuss," Graves said.
By Gordon Dickson
McClatchy Newspapers
FORT WORTH, Texas – Michael Brock is hitting the open road in search of job security. After two decades of construction jobs, he is tired of being laid off when times get tough. He enrolled at the C1 Truck Driver Training in Benbrook, Texas, and plans to become a long-distance driver. "Construction is not stable enough for me," Brock, 43, said during a recent class. "Driving a truck is a stable industry. As long as you keep your report clean, you've got a job."
Americans as a whole may be struggling to find work after a long recession, but there are jobs aplenty in the cab of an 18-wheeler. Trucking companies are reporting a shortage of drivers nationwide, which could delay shipments and ultimately raise... Continue to read more.
By John Nolan, Staff Writer
Updated 2:09 PM Saturday, October 9, 2010
DAYTON — Kevin Burch, president of Jet Express Inc., calls it the trucking industry's perfect storm.
A combination of an aging work force, poor efforts to recruit new young drivers, an improving economy in which more drivers are needed, and tougher federal safety regulation that is prompting some veteran drivers to retire has created a shortage.
The Truckload Carriers Association, an industry trade organization, cancelled its recruitment and retention meetings the past two years for lack of company interest. But this year's meeting in Nashville, Tenn., in early November has more than 300 industry people... continue to read more.
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October 12, 2010
From the Spokesman - Review, Gordon Dickson McClatchy
Americans in general may be struggling to find work after a long recession, but there are jobs aplenty in the cab of an 18-wheeler. Trucking companies are reporting a shortage of drivers nationwide, which could delay shipments and ultimately raise the price of goods.
"During the recession, companies had to cut the work force, so now that freight volumes are picking back up they don't have the work force to accommodate the demand," said Brandon Borgna, spokesman for the American Trucking Association in Arlington, Va. "A lot of drivers are older. There isn't that younger generation stepping in." continue to read
(Central Valley Business Times © 10/05/2010 )
October 5, 2010 5:00 AM
More than 500 truck stops across the country, including the Central Valley, will offer natural gas filling stations for trucks thanks to a deal announced Tuesday between Clean Energy Fuels Corp. (NASDAQ: CLNE) of Seal Beach and Pilot Travel Centers LLC of Knoxville, Tenn., which runs Flying J truck stops.
Clean Energy will build, own and operate public access, compressed and liquefied natural gas (CNG/LNG) fueling facilities.
While Pilot Flying J operates over 550 truck travel centers in 43 states and six Canadian provinces, the initial rollout is expected to include only agreed-upon truck centers. The exact number and locations were not revealed by either firm.
"This is the critical link for Clean Energy to be able to roll out natural gas truck fueling services across the nation," says Andrew Littlefair, Clean Energy president and CEO. "With the availability... Continue to read more.


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Is the world doomed to an eternity of war and hardship?
Inside the Dome, Partridge has taken his father's place as leader of the Pures. His struggle has led him here: he is intent upon bringing down the Dome from the inside, with the help of a secret resistance force. But things are not simple from his new position of power and he finds himself tempted by his father's words: perhaps if the world is to survive it needs the Dome - and Partridge - to rule it...
As Partridge's resolve weakens, Pressia and Bradwell continue piecing together the clues left to them from the time before the Detonations. It is their hope that they will be able to heal the Wretches - to free them from their monstrous fusings and the Dome's oppression once and for all. But everything they struggle for depends on Partridge.
About the Author
Julianna is an award-winning poet, novelist, and young adult writer. For years, she has been thinking about writing a futuristic dystopian novel about a society of haves - the Pure, who escaped the apocalypse and live in an uncontaminated dome-covered city - and have-nots - the wretched survivors who live in the nearly-destroyed outside world.
Number Of Pages: 432
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Country of Publication: GB
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