Every day, there's something interesting to read about. Efforts to help our troops returning from Iraq and Afghanistan makes sense for many reasons.
There are even games that can make a difference when we take care of patients by reducing pain when drugs can't.
We live in an interesting time and I love it!
Stay tuned for more goodies...
"Fear paralyzes; curiosity empowers. Be more interested than afraid."-Patricia Alexander, American educational psychologist
Showing posts with label virtual. Show all posts
Showing posts with label virtual. Show all posts
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Virtually cool stuff
Labels:
advances,
Afghanistan,
articles,
card games,
Iraq,
morphine,
pain,
reality,
virtual
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Misspent youth, part 65
Yes, at one of my first jobs, I had a boss who was a major gamer in the bad old days when you didn't have high speed internet at home. He invited all his buddies (no use hiding the sex here...ain't no HIPAA among gamers!) for LAN parties at the office, which was closed for the weekend. This was, of course, explained to management, as "network load testing."
My job entailed a lot of internet surfing. I was the chief user on the user internet stats at Ye Old Government back in the day. All was for my job (and I had the stats on my side, too, baby!)
But, as a nurse, I have to say, I thought this was pretty cool, doing hospital orientation in a virtual world.
Wonder if I could frag anyone...or at least run a virtual code?
Stay tuned...you never know.
My job entailed a lot of internet surfing. I was the chief user on the user internet stats at Ye Old Government back in the day. All was for my job (and I had the stats on my side, too, baby!)
But, as a nurse, I have to say, I thought this was pretty cool, doing hospital orientation in a virtual world.
Wonder if I could frag anyone...or at least run a virtual code?
Stay tuned...you never know.
Labels:
boss,
code,
gamer,
LAN parties,
misspent youth,
quake,
surfingFrag,
virtual
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