Popular Reality TV

Google’s the hottest word on everybody’s tongue these days-and I do mean everybody. It doesn’t matter whether you’re talking about searching for something in the vast reaches of cyber space, video chatting with your sister in the Philippines or running a hassle-free email server, the first place you’re going to look is…okay, probably Skype for the video chat, but Google is owning the field everywhere else. With the launch of Google+, those numbers are climbing even higher. With that in mind, it shouldn’t come as any surprise to anybody that Therapeutic Education (www.syschlagersite.com), a rising star in the field of continuing medical education, has a few things in common with the giant of the Internet world. When you’re doing it right, you’re doing it right. Right? What Search Engines and CMEs Have in Common Did you know that if the average Internet surfer doesn’t find what they’re looking for in the first three to five pages of search results, they’re more likely to either start ov...

By Michael (Age 13.5, South Island School) Cancer, as we all know, is one of the deadliest diseases known to man. It is horrifying and devastating to many people. Most of these cancer victims and their family members have emotional and physical problems while dealing with cancer. Therefore, cancer reality shows for television are being developed. It affects and follows the lives of cancer patients at different stages of cancer. During some point in the show, the patient will have to undergo surgery, and some are predicted to die as well, unfortunately. Being the television executive in charge of the programs in the local network, I think that this reality television show is perfect for the public audience. My main reason is because the public will be able to put themselves into the shoes of the cancer patients, to understand how they live their lives and what it's like to go through the pain and pressure. It would also be an excellent source of knowledge for young doctors or stude...