Second Life Medical Library 2.0: December 2006

Friday, December 22, 2006

New stuff to investigate!

That Bloghud thing is certainly COOL! I bought one for Sl$ 900 Carol!
At their place is also the RSS PLATFORM with cool display via video FLASH. Have to know how that works. Great display of BBC news.
I also found a display that shows Flickr sets of pictures by asking for a tag! Not for sale now, but a definite MUST HAVE!
Namro

Thursday, December 14, 2006

HALLIE CONFIG SESSION 1

Hallie whispers: Timed Out:Namro Orman (TIME OUT IS TOO SHORT)
You: Where are you?
[2:42] Hallie: I am in A.L.I.C.E. AI Foundation's computer in here. Where are you?
(change into: HealthInfo Island etc)
Can we expect more Google commands?
And can It Search any other resources? Or made to do so.
Carolina Keats: where can I find information?
[3:16] Manuel: Let me try and Google it. LLS:DEFINE[ information] .
[3:16] You: www.pandorabots.com
You: What is migraine?
[3:18] Hallie: Let me try and Google it. .
[3:18] Hallie: Google Define -> A disorder characterized by recurrent moderate to severe headaches that may be accompanied by dizziness, nausea, vomiting or extreme sensitivity to light and sound.
Carolina Keats: manuel, be quiet . For the next time Use: /12 shutup
With three patrons around, it seems waiting long before asking/greeting
Carolina Keats: what is healthinfo island?
[3:25] Hallie: Let me try and Google it. .
[3:26] Hallie: Google Define ->No Matching Search Results
[3:26] Carolina Keats: yes
[3:26] Hallie: Ah.
[3:26] Carolina Keats: faster on the google
[3:26] Hallie: Ask me another question..
[3:26] You: Have to find a way to include HII in Google definitions!
Carolina Keats: where can I get help
[3:26] Hallie: You can IM Carolina Keats or Namro Orman for any info about the library. Or ask any librarian instead.
where is the library?
[3:26] Hallie: The library? Where is it?
[3:26] Carolina Keats: yes, where is it?
[3:26] Hallie: This was not a yes or no question. It depends on what it refers to.
[3:26] You: grin
[3:26] Hallie: I am so glad you find this amusing, Namro Orman.
[3:27] Carolina Keats: where is the medical library?
[3:27] Hallie: The medical library? Where is it?
Medium Helvetic: I was going to complain about her being blonde. But now, not so much
REPAIRED -;)
Carolina Keats: what is your middle name?
[3:27] Hallie: ALICE = Artificial Linguistic Internet Computer Entity So my middle name is Internet.
Carolina Keats: who is namro orman?
[3:28] Hallie: I do not recognize the name. .
[3:28] Hallie: Google Define ->No Matching Search Results
[3:28] You: Who is your owner?
[3:28] Hallie: I was created by A.L.I.C.E. AI Foundation.
[3:29] You: Who is your boss?
[3:29] Hallie: My botmaster is A.L.I.C.E. AI Foundation.
[3:29] You: hmm, have to change that!
[3:29] Hallie: I see you are one of those people who writes Hmm with 2 m's. Why do you have to do it?
what it alzheimer's disease?
[3:29] Hallie: Now that is saying a mouthful.
[3:29] Carolina Keats: :)
[3:29] Hallie: I am so glad you find this amusing, Carolina Keats.
[3:29] You: define: alzheimers disease?
[3:29] Hallie: Google Define -> Alzheimer's disease (AD) or senile dementia of Alzheimer's type is a neurodegenerative disease which results in a loss of mental functions (dementia) due to the deterioration of brain tissue. Its exact etiology (cause) is still unknown, but environmental as well as genetic factors are thought to contribute.
[3:30] Carolina Keats: where can I get more information about alzheimer's disease?
[3:30] Hallie: Let me try and Google it. .
[3:30] Hallie: Google Define ->No Matching Search Results
where can I get more information about alzheimer's disease?
You: I guess, if it can search Google, we should be abled to reprogramm it to search anything else
Carolina Keats: can you help me find information about pitocin?
[3:35] Hallie: Let me try and Google it. .
[3:35] Hallie: Google Define ->No Matching Search Results
[3:35] Medium Helvetic: look up brain clot
[3:35] Hallie: Sorry my eye is not attached right now.
Carolina Keats: I have a cyst, can you help me?
[3:37] Hallie: Interesting. I have a lot of answers to silly questions. it.
[3:37] Medium Helvetic: tell me about bell's palsy
[3:37] Hallie: Ambiguous: Ask who, what or where is bell s palsy ?
what is bells palsy? MIND YOU; TWO DEFINITIONS for TWO ways to SPELL!
[3:39] Hallie: Let me try and Google it. .
[3:39] Hallie: Google Define -> Weakness of the nerve that supplies the muscles of facial expression on one half of the face (right or left).
You: what is bell palsy?
[3:39] Hallie: Let me try and Google it. .
[3:39] Hallie: Google Define -> Bell's palsy (facial palsy) is characterised by facial drooping due to malfunction of the facial nerve (VII cranial nerve), which controls the muscles of the face. Named after Scottish anatomist Charles Bell, who first described it, Bell's palsy is the most common acute mononeuropathy (disease involving only one nerve), and is the most common cause of acute facial nerve paralysis. Bell’s palsy affects about 40,000 people in the United States every year. ...
Medium Helvetic: define: Alzheimer Disease
[3:41] Hallie: Google Define -> First described as a disease of the brain causing memory loss and serious mental deterioration by Alois Alzheimer, a German physician. It is the most common form of dementia, which describes the condition that results in progressive loss of mental functions.
[3:41] Carolina Keats: define alzheimers disease
[3:41] Hallie: Let me try and Google it. .
[3:41] Hallie: Google Define -> Alzheimer's disease (AD) or senile dementia of Alzheimer's type is a neurodegenerative disease which results in a loss of mental functions (dementia) due to the deterioration of brain tissue. Its exact etiology (cause) is still unknown, but environmental as well as genetic factors are thought to contribute.

Wednesday, December 13, 2006

KEYWORDS HEALTHINFO ISLAND ON CME

Identify
Coordinate
Investigate
Report
Inform

BLOGPOST about Grant

http://medwebcommunity.blogspot.com/2006/12/consumer-health-services-in-second-life.html
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Namro Orman (The orange dutch guy)
Second Life Medical Library 2.0

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