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The work will set a new standard for attention research. II will have signifr cant impact on public policy - for example, safety regur lations - and on technolo- gy design __- for example, human factors engineering. Publishable results should be available by late fall of 2007. CONVENIENCE To reserve a spot, call 519-74241 16. Every child must be accompanied by an adult, who enters the party for free. Additional adults cost $10 each. There is space for 12 chil- dren at each party, which costs $15 for Gymboree members and $25 for non- members. Parties will be held on Friday from 5:45 to 7:45 pm. and Sunday from 2 to 4 pm. at Gymboree's Kitchener location, at 871 Victoria St. Plus, kids can expect to have a fun-filled time, com- plete with imagination, play and travel, she said. Other equipment. including tools designed to track subjects' eye move- ments and focus, will be incorporated into the research design. 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