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	<title>Comments on: Nothing Comes From Nothing &#8230; does it?</title>
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		<title>By: Verity</title>
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		<description>Ha ha those notices about using mobiles in hospitals are largely baloney. My partner is a doctor and he uses his iphone all the time. He&#039;s even got app&#039;s on there that can diagnose and discuss pretty much any ailment known to man.

One of the funniest signs I have ever seen was at a hospital in Sydney which stated that doctors and nurses were exempt from the &#039;no mobiles in hospitals&#039; rule because they had &#039;special&#039; phones that didn&#039;t interfere with the equipment! I don&#039;t know about that particular hospital, but I&#039;m pretty sure the iphone my partner has is exactly the same as mine.

But in saying that I agree on two points. One, it&#039;s good to let your mind wind down sometimes and two, there would be nothing more annoying to a doctor than hearing you get to the next level of &#039;stick ninja&#039; while they are busy saving lives. Especially when they know it&#039;s going to be another 10 long hours before they can beat the new high score.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ha ha those notices about using mobiles in hospitals are largely baloney. My partner is a doctor and he uses his iphone all the time. He&#8217;s even got app&#8217;s on there that can diagnose and discuss pretty much any ailment known to man.</p>
<p>One of the funniest signs I have ever seen was at a hospital in Sydney which stated that doctors and nurses were exempt from the &#8216;no mobiles in hospitals&#8217; rule because they had &#8216;special&#8217; phones that didn&#8217;t interfere with the equipment! I don&#8217;t know about that particular hospital, but I&#8217;m pretty sure the iphone my partner has is exactly the same as mine.</p>
<p>But in saying that I agree on two points. One, it&#8217;s good to let your mind wind down sometimes and two, there would be nothing more annoying to a doctor than hearing you get to the next level of &#8216;stick ninja&#8217; while they are busy saving lives. Especially when they know it&#8217;s going to be another 10 long hours before they can beat the new high score.</p>
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