Vacuum Cleaners Discussions

Here's a brief article about a new gadget -- a computer mouse with a built-in vacuum cleaner.  Does it have a HEPA?  I dunno.

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/techdigest/20080225/ttc-thanko-launches-vacuum-cleaner-mouse-e870a33.html

Venson

on these posts wrap around the length of the computer screen.

Venson et al WRT the artery vacuum:

As the saying goes: The more things change, the more thay stay the same.

Over 100 years ago people cleaned out the dirt in their carpets by beating them

with rug beaters.

The result:  Dust and dirt everywhere.  Even when carpet sweepers were intro'ed

in the late 19 th century, they were billed as lasting a lifetime for

4/5 times the cost of a broom.  Brooms for 25 cents were the norm for cleaning dirt on surfaces.

Carpet sweepers were never billed as collecting and containing dirt for disposal.

Thank goodness for Spangler's dirt collection

invention and HOOVER's wisdom to market it.

Fast forward to the 20 th Century:  Artery clots.  How did the docs remove? 

Beat out and blow away.  Sound familiar?  Not suck up and contain.

That is until somebody put the two events

and their similarities together.

Carmine D.

Unfortunately Venson, these nurses were non-existent recently when a cadre of self-righteous doctors allowed their health clinics and centers to reuse syringes and vials.  All to save a few extra bucks.  At the expense of unknowing patients.  Over 40,000 plus are at risk now for HIV, Hepatitus C, and other related blood diseases.  And these doctors are appealing to keep their organizations open!  My Christian upbringing prevents me from thinking and saying what end shouold befall these doctors.  I suspect you can infer them.

Carmine D.