The American Red Cross offers a certificate in phlebotomy, which is drawing blood for testing. The training involves more than the ability to find a vein with a needle; you also must know the proper procedures for taking multiple vials of blood at once, how to store them and how to label them.
The recall is for Sony Vaio laptops with model numbers beginning in VPCF11 and VPCWW2. The devices were typically purchased between January, 2010 and April, 2010 and sold for prices ranging from 800 to 1500 dollars.
Sony has a new 11-inch Vaio E that makes a decent case for reviving this category, with usable performance and a sharp design, and coming in at $449 thanks to a new AMD E2-1800 processor (an Intel Core i3 version would doubtlessly cost more).ony VAIO E Series VPC-EG33FX/B-Core i3 2350M / 2.3 GHz-Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit - 4 GB RAM - 640 GB HDD-DVD-Writer - 14 wide 1366 x 768 / HD-Intel HD Graphics 3000 - charcoal black-keyboard: QWERTY vpceg33fxb.