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I hit three home runs in a college baseball game. 19 career home runs Go Texas Rangers!!!

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I made a typo. I just figured out that 3 1/2 days is 42 hours, not 80. My fault. 24 hours times 3 1/2 days= 84 (I rounded it to 80) 12 hour-shift times 3 1/2 days= 42 hours.... that's the accurate answer

I'm thinking about how to swim out of a rip current. I went on the Yahoo Answers Basically, if you get caught in one, you should NEVER try to swim against it to get back to the shore. It's impossible. And, you'll drown from getting exhausted with making no progress. Always swim parallel to...

Okay. I broke the exclamation key. It's jammed. Will have to call a computer repairer :cheers:

You're 100% right. I'm coming back to my common sense now. I can't believe I did that. I worked at a factory for 80 hours in a row (3 1/2 days) with sleep deprivation making billions and billions of products. It never stops. Those products. I should stay offline in-between work days when...

Hey, I heard that the Envoy Medical acquired the All hear single electrode cochlear implant a couple of years ago (with plans to make it Totally Implantable). Whatever happened to that? If the Envoy Medical could get clinical trials going with the Totally Implantable cochlear implant (All Hear...

Why not hook up the Totally Implantable Envoy processor/microhphone to the exisitng internal cochlear implant? Then, the profoundly deaf would have a Totally Implantable...

Here's a video of me surfing. It's only about 24 seconds. Surfer almost Dies. DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS! - YouTube

Oh, man.

Yes. I can hear 95 to 100 percent on the phone (Freedom CI) even if it's windy outside right by the Atlantic ocean. Let's move on to the Invisible CI. Reason for Editing: I get mad about the Invisible CI never happening, so I say crazy things sometimes. I deleted the last two sentences LOL

The Advanced Bionics and the Phonak... how long have they been business partners? Could they develop something like a Completely-In-Canal cochlear implant processor as the next product? I noticed that a lot of CI users with the AB state that they're relieved that the Neptune is off ears...

Idea: 1) Hermetically seal the cochlear implant speech processor inside the head (Totally Implantable) 2) Hook up the cochlear implant's microphone to the eardrum (like the Envoy) 3) Replace the Implantable Battery every other 5 years This is called a "Totally Implantable...

That's great news!!! I really do think that it'll happen. A Totally Implantable cochlear implant (with a wireless remote that can turn it on/off adjust volume et cetera) is going to be commercially available in Australia! In a year or two. I'm saving tons of money (hundreds thousands...

I found a rare article. Don't ask me how I found it. (I had to make phone calls in order to find this stuff) Sweet sound published by the House Research Institute "One of the principal advantages of implantable hearing aids is that they directly transfer the amplified signal into...

I'm a unilateral cochlear implant user who's very interested in a Completely Implantable Cochlear Implant. I found a recent article discussing about the Totally Implantable C.I. Cochlear's sound outlook dampened by debate over rival by: Richard Gluyas From:The Australian August...

I apologize for hollering like that. I am thankful that the C.I. technology exists, and the C.I. scientists did put a lot of work and effort into inventing it. They've done a good job. Again, I entirely apologize. I came out of a 14 hour shift with two hours of sleep when I wrote all...

Thanks for asking. I notice that a lot of hearing impaired individuals with mild to severe hearing loss are always interested in I-T-E hearing aids/Lyrics/Envoy etc. The cochlear implant companies really need to widen their products and give more options to the profoundly deaf. The Hearing...

I think that the Totally Implantable Cochlear Implant will be commercially available in a year in Australia... in April 2013. (Maybe May 2013 at the latest) Sources: Professional articles published in mid 2011 about the Totally Implantable C.I.

In 2007 From the Future in 2012.... No invisible CI at all, still. It's pathetic! Sorry... but I just had to tell on the cochlear implant companies. I'm a cochlear implant user who's been waiting for decades and centuries for the Invisible CI. It's 2012. Nothing at...