Testing the levls of taxi drivers by wearing pendants...

Call Sign received an astonishing phone call from one of our drivers recently. Pat O’Toole (T44) had been speaking to her passenger who had remarked how up-to-date her taxi was. Besides having a Dial-a-Cab terminal in the driving compartment, the passenger section also contained a Cabvision screen.
   What the passenger asked her next surprised Pat. He wondered whether she had felt any more tired since having the screen in the back? Strangely enough, Pat had been feeling rather ‘zonked’ when getting home. The passenger explained that modern day living involved many surrounding themselves with electro-magnetic waves. This included computers, televisions, mobile phones and even electric toasters!
   Explaining it very simply, what happens is that our brains - whose cells communicate electronically - can become affected by constant electro-magnetic waves that are constantly bombarding it regardless of whether it be from your taxi, your home PC, television or even from making that mobile phone call!
   Whilst no one is claiming that these waves are damaging your health, what has been proved over many tests using ordinary members of the public to Olympic standard athletes, is that if you are in constant proximity to these waves, then the effects are probably responsible for extra tiredness, loss of energy and a lack of the quality of concentration you perhaps used to enjoy.
   Pat was so impressed with her passenger’s spiel that she ended up buying a QLink pendant. It is a copper pendant that is worn around the neck and which consists of a cell, circuit board and copper coil.
   The claim is that the pendant fights the effects of these outside forces by reinforcing our own

brainwaves, with the claimed result that they help you sleep and concentrate better.
   According to Pat, that is exactly what happened.
   "It was amazing," she told Call Sign, "within a short time of wearing the pendant, I felt so much better. I lost the lethargy that had begun to creep in and I actually talked my partner – Alec Wilkey (W83) - into getting one. He also feels much more energetic of late and has lost that tiredness he used to feel towards the end of a working day."
   Call Sign didn’t expand on which direction this extra energy was used!
   According to the Daily Express of 23 July 2002, Ernie Els was wearing one when he took the British Open Championship at Muirfield. According to that same paper, Tiger Woods and many others had also taken to wearing the pendant that they described as "stress-busting!"
   Would you like to help test out the QLink?
   On 15 March at Brunswick House between 10am and 2pm, QLink will have a health