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A heated computer mouse solves the cold mouse hand problem. It's also a very healthy source of deep healing infrared heat. To enter the giveaway contest visit the ValueRays® Warm Mouse Giveaway Blog and follow the simple instructions:

ValueRays® is giving away ONE ValueRays® Warm Computer Mouse. To enter the contest, please visit the vendor's website at http://www.warm-mouse-heated-keyboard.com/ and find one thing in the Learning Center about the ValueRays® Warm Mouse you'd like to comment about. Write a brief comment about what you found in the Learning Center about the ValueRays® Warm Mouse!

Click Here to Read all about the ValueRays® Warm Computer Mouse Giveaway event!

Source: http://www.warmmouse.info/2009/08/warm-computer-mouse-by-valuerays.html
Sponsor Site: http://www.warm-mouse-heated-keyboard.com/

The ValueRays® Warm Computer Mouse, $24.95 includes free USA shipping & no sales tax. Best price online with a 90-Day Replacement Warranty option. If your mouse hand aches from overuse, infrared heat can help relieve hand pain and cold hand problems when using the computer.

ValueRays® Warm Mouse FREEBIE! Barefoot Mommies Giveaway

If you are looking for a mouse hand warmer, look no further! There's a free warm mouse giveaway happening now! Visit Barefoot Mommies blog and get in on the action. The giveaway runs now through June 21, 2009. Visit Barefoot Mommies to enter and win a free warm mouse! It's the Original ValueRays® Warm Mouse!

Here's more details about the warm mouse: it has a Carbon fibre heating element, Warms the hand with a comfortable 99-104 degrees Farhenheit temperature, Uses a low voltage (5V) and is safe for people and the computer, On/Off Switch conveniently located on the USB cord, Turn Heated Warm Mouse off when not in use, 800 DPI scrolling Heated Warm Mouse, Optical Heated Warm Mouse, Requires no drivers or software, Easy plug & play installation.

If you don't want to enter to win it free, you can get a great price, free shipping and pay no sales tax. Plus, use code BIZCARD for an extra 5% off. Click here to see the ValueRays Warm Mouse to keep your cold mouse hand very warm!

The ValueRays® Warm Mouse is not just for people with cold hands, it's also for people who have arthritis, tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, fibromyalgia, Raynaud's and other conditions with poor circulatory symptoms. Plus, a ValueRays® Warm Mouse is not just for winter! The infrared heated mouse creates therapeutic relief to an aching over worked mouse hand! Relax, reduce stress, use a ValueRays® Warm Mouse!

And, here's an opportunity for you to get the heated mouse free..... go to Barefoot Mommies and enter the contest!

Game FreakZ admires the Mouse Hand Warmer

We're trying to be modest here, but what the heck, why be shy. Game FreakZ featured the Mouse Hand Warmer on their site recently, and we were happy to see the cool comments about our warm invention.

Here's what Game FreakZ had to say about the 'one & only' Mouse Hand Warmer:

"Your looking at the picture thinking well where is it arn't you!? Well it is the thing next to the keyboard that looks like a note pad! The purpose is as it says really to keep your mouse and hand warm! I know how bizarre! Its like your going in for a sneaky snack on the sly or something! Joking aside it works like a warm blanket that is made from a polyester fleece type material, and is good for chilly days and air conditioned offices."

Thanks Game FreakZ..... We're sending some traffic back to 'ya!

ValueRays Mouse Hand Warmer, Heated Mouse & Warm Mouse Pad solve Cold Mouse Hand Problems

The dynamic duo needs to take second place now that the three warming devices are in the market. The three mouse hand warmers include a fleece blanket pouch, a heated computer mouse and a warm mouse pad. This trio of warming gadgets creates the ultimate mouse hand environment. No more cold mouse hand. No more cold hands when working at the computer for endless hours.

The Mouse Hand Warmer is a fleece blanket pouch about 12x12 inches. It has a non slip surface and can be used with your favorite heated mouse and warm mouse pad. Slip your warm mouse and warm mouse pad inside the fleece blanket pouch, plug in the USB warming devices and in about 10 minutes you have a very warm, cozy, designer house for your mouse. The heat generated by the USB computer devices is insulated inside the fleece blanket cover. It's like crawling into bed under the covers of a warm electric blanket on a cold winter's night.

Does your mouse hand get cold? Do you suffer from arthritis, poor circulation, Raynaud's, or other ailments that make your hand cramp with cold? Try a warm computer mouse and mouse pad inside a mouse hand warmer pouch to relax musles and relieve cold hand tension. The USB heated devices are made with a carbon fiber. Carbon fibers produce infrared heat. Infrared heat is therapuetic because it penetrates deep through the skin's layers to muscle tissue.

Infrared heat also detoxifies the blood of toxins we pick up in the air and food. The infrared heat rays cleanse the blood stream by breaking down toxins. Infrared heat has been effectively used to rid the body of unwanted, harmful environmental toxins and inhibit bacterial growth from these toxic substances. Infrared heating devices and the healing effects of Infrared Heat Rays are becoming more widespread in the USA. Eastern cultures have been using Infrared Heat Rays healing techniques for centuries.

For more information about the trio of warming devices, visit the manufacturer's websites at http://www.igmproducts.com/ and http://www.valuerays.com/

Mouse based mannequin enhances virtual heart

Mouse Hand Warmer found this article very interesting and wanted to share it with our readers. The mouse is capable of performing all sorts of tricks at the hand of it's owner and author. We specialize in ValueRays® Heated Ergonomic Computer Accessories: Warm Mouse, Mouse Hand Warmer, Heated Mouse Pad and Heated Keyboard Pad. To read more about the ValueRays® products, please visit IGMproducts.com.

Tom Shelley reports on an amazing and potentially life saving application of animated computer graphics for the medical market.

A mannequin based on computer mouse technology now augments a virtual reality heart in the training of medical staff in transoesophageal echocardiography (TOE), an ultrasonic scanning technique that uses a probe pushed down the oesophagus.

The virtual heart project arose from a chance meeting at a dinner party, which led three clinicians – Dr Bruce Martin, Dr Andrew Smith and Dr Sue Wright, all from University College London Hospitals – to contact London based computer graphics company Glassworks to create a virtual heart as a teaching aid. The aid would allow students of TOE to visualise clearly the relationship between 2D TOE images and the underlying 3D anatomy of the heart.

The latest enhancements to the technology were demonstrated and described by Glassworks’ ceo Hector Mcleod at Autodesk’s “3December” event in London. He explained the project came about because it is a ‘rare option’ for cardiac clinicians to learn their skills on live human patients because of concerns about litigation if things go wrong. So there was a real need to find a virtual reality substitute.

The virtual model was based on a scanned in Latex print of the left and right ventricles of a dead human heart. Autodesk Softimage XSI software was used to construct and animate the model, but a lot of the software used has been developed by, and is proprietary to, Glassworks.

McLeod said there were all kinds of problems to overcome. For example, when they started testing the simulated ultrasonic echo images against those produced using real patients, the development team had to ‘go back’ because the initial volume models did not match those of a living heart – the dead heart had partially collapsed.

There were many consultations with medical specialists during the course of the development and three members of the Glassworks team witnessed an open heart operation in order to obtain reference images and to experience of what a real beating heart looks like.

The result is a realistic representation of a beating heart with a time line so different parts of the pumping cycle can be studied. It also offers the ability to investigate the internals using a 3D CAD movable image plane technique. There are, in addition, 130 structures that can be associated with additional information, plus the ability to show how the 3D model matches simulated ultrasonic scans.

The latest enhancement is a full sized model human torso and simulated probe, made by model maker Asylum. In this, a probe can be inserted in the oesophagus and the resulting simulated scans compared with what the ultrasound is interacting with. The interaction is achieved by making the model probe interact with the model torso in a manner McLeod described as a ‘glorified mouse’.

Attendees at the presentation wanted to know whether there were any plans to enhance the model to simulate diseased hearts and other organs. Mcleod replied that various options were being looked at. He said: “The company is always looking for bespoke projects and this was the most major project we have ever done.”

The virtual heart is now the property of spinoff company Heartworks and a number of virtual hearts have been produced for teaching purposes at University College London hospitals. The first overseas order has recently been received from Harvard Medical School in Boston.

Pointers

* Software usually used for modelling in games, entertainment and advertising has been employed in the building of a simulation of a realistic virtual heart simulation for medical training

* An interactive model human torso and ultrasound probe interact with the virtual model using computer mouse technology


Author Tom Shelley

Supporting Information:

http://www.glassworks.co.uk/index.shtml

http://www.heartworks.me.uk/

Mouse Hand Warmer Giveaway - Click Here to WIN!

Click and enter to win a FREE Mouse Hand Warmer by IGMproducts.com. Everything Up Close is sponsoring a giveaway event. Here's what they said about the Mouse Hand Warmer blanket:

Do you find your hand always gets cold after being on the computer for an extended period of time? A company called IGM Products has come up with a solution to that very problem: The Mouse Hand Warmer! The Mouse Hand Warmer is essentially a blanket which is approximately the size of a mouse pad (~12” x 12”) that is made specifically for keeping your hand warm while on the computer. This “blanket” is made from warm polyester fleece, which is sure to keep your hand nice and toasty. The Mouse Hand Warmer is quite versatile and can be used with or without a mouse pad.

CLICK HERE TO ENTER THE GIVEAWAY!

PRweb News Room: Mouse Hand Warmer

There's no doubt! The Mouse Hand Warmer blanket pouch creates the perfect mouse hand environment. We took a heated mouse pad and a heated mouse and placed it inside the mouse hand warmer blanket pouch. The soothing warmth and heat inside the blanket pouch is ideal. The warmth feels like crawling under the covers of an electric blanket on a cold winter's night. The Mouse Hand Warmer blanket pouch uses no electricity. It has no cords. The other two infrared heated computer devices by ValueRays are USB connected and fit perfectly inside the Mouse Hand Warmer blanket.

For more information about this trio of therapuetic warming computer products, visit IGMproducts.com.

Warm your mouse hand this winter

The colder it gets the quicker we think to turn up the heat. Well, nowadays, the cost of heating doesn't always outway the benefits. So, as an alternative, we sit and work in the cold. It gets so cold sometimes our mouse hand freezes with numbness. Not good. Not wise. We need relief.

As posted on i4U.com, the mouse hand warmer blanket is a cozy fleece cover for your exposed mouse hand. It's like crawling under the covers on a cold winter night. The mouse hand warmer blanket works alone or with your other favorite USB heated, warming computer gadgets.

Are you a nerd or a geek? If so, you may want to try on this hand blanket to keep snuggly warm this winter.

Mouse Hand Warmer: Making Sure Your Fingers are not Lonesome Tonight!

from Trends Update

Sitting hours together in front of your system for your job or for the heck of it can cause serious problems in the long term and if you do not get proper physical exercise, then it could complicate things. But apart from the health hazards, have you ever felt that your hands got too cold on that chilly night or in an office where you had no control over the AC settings? You can cover yourself up completely, but that still leaves your mouse hand open. Here is a new way to keep your mouse hand warm even when it is cold outside.

Simply slip your computer mouse and hand inside the Mouse Hand Warmer blanket with or without the use of a standard sized mouse pad, and your mouse hand is covered and kept warm as you work. Designed by IGMproducts.com, the mouse hand warmer really keeps your fingers warm and makes sure that the pace of the work is not hampered along with the comfort factor. Mouse Hand Warmer can be used with all sizes and types of mouse and while the technology is patent-pending, it really is a simple and practical solution to cold hands.

It measures about 12 x 12 inches and has plenty of room inside for freedom of computer mouse hand movement. So if you work late night and if it really gets cold and lonesome for your fingers, then you know what you need to get to keep them warm and cozy!

Computer Geek Gadgets: The Nerd Cold-Hand Problem Fix

from BOLT Disney Movie

It doesn't take long for the computer user's hand to get cold working in this chilly winter weather. And, according to Author Anna Miller, a person does not need to be a NASA Rocket Scientist or Disney Computer Artist to suffer with this cold hand phenomenon sweeping the computer nerd's world.

Products available online help remedy the cold computer mouse hand problem. There are USB connected geeky computer gadgets and there are earth friendly blankets which use no electricity. Most of the items are made in China with the exception of one item Made int the USA!

Click here to read the entire article on Ezine Articles.

Click here to see Hand Warmer Blanket.

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ICONOCAST: Health, Science, and eMarketing Info for Cold Mouse Hand

ICONOCAST: Health, Science, and eMarketing Info

It's that time of the year again when we sit and work at the computer with a freezing cold mouse hand. Iconocast has a couple of items for you to browse. The Mouse Hand Warmer keeps your mitts cold by Coolest Gadgets, and Mouse Hand Warmer Mouse Pad Computer Industry's Newwest Gadget by PRWeb.

Click here to view ICONOCAST.

fav.or.it - Your News, Your Views keeps your cold mitts warm

from fav.or.it

There's news and views on fav.or.it about keeping warm this winter. I guess the hand warmer designed for computer users can be used any time of the year -- especially in an air-conditioned room.

I’m pretty sure many of us do hold a cozy nine-to-five job at the office, and during the hot and sweltering summer days, we often retreat to the coolness of the office (at least for those living along the equator while others who do not get much sun all year round surely would not mind heading out to get a little extra tan) for its air conditioner. Unfortunately, sitting down at the same spot for hours on end while typing out document after document could result in extremely cold fingers. Instead of looking like a dork while wearing a pair of gloves that does not match your suit, why not settle for the Mouse Hand Warmer?

Gadgets & Richness: Daily gadgets, computers, electronic news

from Gadgets Richness

Winter is coming, but no fret! Unlike all the previous years, this year you won’t have to struggle the cold in your hand while working in front of your computer — thanks to this new handy product called Mouse Hand Warmer. Created from a warm polymer fleece blanket material with a non-slip survice, Mouse Hand Warmer will keep your hand warm and comfortable. Simply slip a standard sized mouse pad inside the Mouse Hand Warmer and use your mouse inside the warmer. Neat, huh?

Mouse Hand Warmer is retailed for $14.95 - FREE SHIPPING & NO Sales Tax!

Crawl under the covers with your favorite mouse

Photo Courtesy of DeviantArt.com

Computer Geeks Mousing

That cute little mouse we all love and adore is causing some painful cold fingers when the air is cool. We clutch the mouse for hours working at the computer and our fingers get numb from the cold. Our exposed mouse hand feels detatched from our body when it becomes this cold.

So, how do we keep the mouse hand covered? A mouse blanket sounds ideal! Crawl under the covers with your favorite little mouse!

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Techie Diva podcast Mouse Hand Warmer the low tech way of keeping warm

Techie Diva is one of the coolest sites online! If you haven't surfed their site, you really need to click here. The Mouse Hand Warmer sound clip is available. It's so cool to hear the article originally posted by Coolest Gadgets.

Techie Diva is technology blog with an undeniable feminine twist. This doesn’t mean the opposite sex isn’t allowed, on the contrary, we love men who don’t mind partaking in our fun conversations which cover everything from emerging technology to the latest “it” gadget. Techie Diva got its start in January 2005, creating a tech haven for women of all ages who want to stay up to date with technology that matters to them. Sure we talk about fun gadgets, iPods, and cell phones until we’re blue in the face, but we also love writing about practical services or killer applications we spot online. Being the complex, intelligent women that we are, we’re not afraid to indulge in our guilty pleasures, and we certainly don’t mind getting our hands dirty. Having said that, Techie Diva merges the best of two worlds, technology and style. [Techiediva.com]

Gina Hughes is the Chief Editor and Founder of TechieDiva. She discovered her passion for technology Japan where she spent two years serving in the U.S. Marines. Her love for technology motivated her to explore a career in Web Design, and in the process developed a strong background in Online Marketing, Product Research and Graphic Design. Gina is also a Tech Advisor at Yahoo! Tech. She currently resides in the San Francisco Bay Area where she is a Web Designer, and writes about digital technology.

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A New Super-Ergonomic Mouse!

By RattoNorvegese

Working with a computer mouse may result in physical discomfort. It is a form perspective that scientifica researcher, both fundamental and field research was instigated. This has resulted in the development of HandshoeMouse.

Mouse Hand Warmer on Etsy.com

If you are looking for a unique gift this season for that hard-to-buy-fo computer geek, look no further. Here's the perfect gift for any computer user. It's called the Mouse Hand Warmer and it's available on Etsy.com.

The Mouse Hand Warmer is soft, warm blanket fleece that works as a mousepad or uses a standard sized mouse and any computer mouse. It keeps your exposed mouse hand covered with a warm cozy blanket.

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Dear Oprah & Doctor Oz.... help us solve the cold mouse hand problem!

Searching for an answer to define the "cold mouse hand" syndrome, Oprah and Doctor Oz were sent an online letter. We haven't heard back from them, and if/when we do, you'll read about it here.

Here's what we wrote:

Many people may not be aware of a condition called "Cold Mouse Hand." It affects computer users who work using a computer mouse. It's not carpal tunnel and shouldn't be confused with other mouse hand medical conditions. I believe the "cold mouse hand" problem is a fairly new discovery.

I started using a computer in the early 90's, and I owned and operated an ecommerce site for over 12 years. My work required me to sit in front of a computer using the mouse. A/C offices, fans, drafts and chilly weather would cause my mouse hand to get so cold my finger tips would become numb. The only relief to the cold mouse hand was to stop working, and that was not an option. I tried pulling a sweater over my mouse hand and wear fingerless gloves to keep it warm and that didn't work. I bought computer gadgets that promised to keep the mouse hand warm, and they were either non-ergonomic, caused pain, or were too small.

In February 2007, after suffering from a cold mouse hand for many years, I decided to obtain a provisional patent for a "Mouse House Hand Warmer" to address and fix the problem. But, I was still too busy operating my business to do anything with the patent.

In May 2008, I sold my ecommerce site and decided to research the cold mouse hand problem to focus on a solution. I was surprised to discover the problem was experienced by many people.

In June 2008, I made a Mouse Hand Warmer using blanket fabric, tested the prototype, and it worked. The Mouse Hand Warmer was born! I don't suffer anymore from a cold mouse hand.

If Doctor Oz finds the mouse hand syndrome, not carpal tunnel, but the "cold mouse hand" problem, an interesting, new topic, please ask him to shed some light on this mysterious computer geeks' situation. If you look for little inventions to address new problems, I will participate by sharing the problem and the solution with your audience. I hope you find this story and it's solution unique and worthy of a discussion topic.

Office temperature - Does your hand get cold?

A cool office temperature is good for the equipment and may not be as good for you. If your hand gets cold working at the computer, slip your cold hand inside a Mouse Hand Warmer.

By Tim Bryce

One of the touchiest subjects in any office is the room temperature. This has probably touched off more arguments in the office than just about anything else. It may seem like a small thing but people tend to be passionate about the temperature.When it comes to controlling the thermostat, women typically like to turn it up, while men turn it down.

There are pros and cons to keeping the office cool or warm. If it is cool, people tend to be more alert but it may also affect the joints (as anyone with arthritis can tell you). Interestingly, certain office equipment, such as computers, operate better under cooler temperatures. On the other hand, a warm room on a cold winter day is welcomed by just about everyone, but if it becomes too warm, especially on a summer day, it can put people to sleep particularly after lunch. It can also cause people to slowly become irritable, impatient and irrational which isn't exactly conducive for a cooperative work environment.

If you leave the temperature to the employees to control, you'll probably hear the thermostat click up and down like a pogo stick which inevitably drives heating and air conditioning bills sky high. If you're an office manager, you would be wise to put a lock on the thermostat and hide the key. Whatever you do, don't turn the temperature over to the employees by a show of hands. I've seen this done and believe it or not has led to a division in the employees and hurt morale. As manager, you are responsible for controlling the work environment which includes the temperature of the room as well as other things, such as noise and cleanliness.

As for me, I'm of the school of keeping it "cool" as I would rather keep the employees more alert during the work day. If you've got a problem with it, they've got this new thing out to keep you warm: sweaters.