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The World: Boxed In; Guns to Butter: Six Fraught Ways To Contain Iraq
By BARBARA CROSSETTE
Published: November 15, 1998
UNITED NATIONS— IT was not supposed to turn out this way. Tough sanctions linked to aggressive arms inspections were intended to keep Saddam Hussein boxed in, not to drive the United States into a corner.
But time and again Washington has had to turn to military action or the threat of war to beat down a challenge from the Iraqi leader, whose intention is to possess an armory of the world's most lethal weapons. When the confrontation ends, Iraq goes back into the box, agreeing as did conditionally yesterday. Each time the box gets flimsier.
For more than a year, it has been evident to governments in every region of the world that the Clinton Administration's policy of sanctions forever has run its course. President Hussein won power by terror and depleted Iraq's resources in war and ostentation even before he unwisely strayed into Kuwait in 1990, and if he ever intended to cooperate with arms inspections, he very clearly decided within the last year that he had played the game long enough.
For months, foreign and domestic critics of the American policy on Iraq have urged the Administration to show some creativity or flexibility -- or even naked muscle -- to steer away from a dead end. At one extreme are those who think the time is overdue to remove the President of Iraq by marching on Baghdad. At the other are those like France, Russia, some large developing countries and most Arab nations who say they no longer see a direct military threat. They essentially urge United States to let Mr. Hussein sell oil while policing Iraq from afar, but they are also willing to stand back and let America bomb. In between, other ideas lie in wait.
The Administration has found one option particularly appealing: sporadic bombing aimed at knocking out specific sites or generally intimidating Mr. Hussein, but not removing him from power. The problem would be Mr. Hussein's survival, which would guarantee continued trouble and, if many ordinary Iraqis were killed, a loss of support around the world.
A Formidable Arsenal
A full-scale attack on Iraq and, perhaps, an occupation of Baghdad is a course the Bush Administration ruled out in 1991 and the Clinton Administration is not likely to choose. It has a growing number of supporters on the conservative side of politics in the United States, but virtually no backers abroad.
Iraq was greatly weakened by the Persian Gulf war, but Mr. Hussein still has the power to force every Iraqi adult into military service and he has been allowed to keep a formidable defensive arsenal.
Joshua Muravchik, a scholar at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, said that even leaving aside the material and political costs of assembling a huge army and persuading the public to accept casualties, American leaders have apparently concluded that there is little point in ousting Mr. Hussein; the rationale is that responsible, democratic government doesn't seem to work in the region. But Mr. Muravchik, the author of ''Exporting Democracy,'' argues that's no excuse.
''The lessons learned in the 1930's about aggressors led us to get rid of them,'' he said. ''We occupied Germany and Japan to insure that there would be more benign governments. That clearly was what would have been necessary in Iraq, but we didn't have the courage to do it.'' Now, he said, it is up to dissidents to overthrow him.
Arab diplomats respond that an American occupation of Iraq -- in the heart of a region that still harbors resentment of the British occupation after the fall of the Ottoman Empire following World War I -- would be a calamity. The Iraqis under Saddam Hussein are especially sensitive on this issue, but they are not alone.
''It would be preposterous,'' said Clovis Maksoud, a former United Nations representative of the Arab League who now directs American University's Center for the Global South in Washington.
The Arab world has two major popular causes: the completion of the Mideast peace agreement and the end of suffering for the people of Iraq. A military occupation would inflame a region where the United States has little power of persuasion and little presence. From Pakistan almost to the Mediterranean, the United States has either no functioning American embassies -- the case in Afghanistan, Iran and Iraq -- or uneasy relations, as in Syria and Lebanon.
The dearth of American leverage in the gulf has prompted some officials, including Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, to rethink the ''dual containment'' of Iraq and Iran and make overtures to the Iranians under a more open President, Mohammed Khatami. But sharp political differences within Iran between Mr. Khatami's supporters and the ultra-conservative religious leadership make any hope of using Iran as a counterweight to Iraq problematic at best. While the American overture to Iran was taking shape, Mr. Hussein was getting bolder, not more hesitant.
Hoping for Insurrection
There are those who would turn over the job of deposing President Hussein to his most opportunistic enemies. Congress has authorized $97 million for military help to opposition groups like the Iraqi National Congress and two Kurdish resistance organizations. It is hard to find an expert on the region who thinks this course has any hope of succeeding.


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This is the second of a three part series chronicling the postseason for teams from the West Region in the ESPN HIGH Elite 25 high school football rankings. Other western states such as Utah, Oregon, and Nevada also are profiled. Previously, the East and Midwest were analyzed. Next up is the Southland, the Elite 25's power region. The nation's football postseason stretches until Dec. 21, when Texas' large schools (Class 5A) crown champions in Division I and II. The Elite 25 final rankings will be released Christmas Day.
Bob Ladouceur, head coach of California football powerhouse De La Salle High in Concord, never wants to experience that feeling again; ditto for his senior tight end/linebacker Brady Amack.
"I was disappointed," Amack said of De La Salle's loss in last year's inaugural California Interscholastic Federation Football Championship Bowl.
"We beat ourselves," Ladouceur lamented.
In a historical game, the nation's winningest high school coach by win-percentage -- Ladouceur has won 94% of his games (328-20-3) since 1979 at the all-male Roman Catholic college preparatory school -- couldn't find an edge. Inept play by the Spartans and an opportunistic Canyon (Canyon Country) offense equaled a 27-13 decision in the Division I (large school) final.
Canyon's victory gave Southern California a sweep of the three CIF bowl games or state championships against their Northern brethren.
"All the bad stuff that happened was self-inflicted," Ladouceur said.
De La Salle, No. 11 in the ESPN HIGH Elite 25 high school football rankings, is ready for redemption. First, the Spartans (9-0) must close out the regular season Friday night against Ygnacio Valley (Concord) and then capture the North Coast Section, Class 4A East Bay title. Another sectional title would be the school's 16th consecutive.
The CIF State Championship Bowl Games will be held at the Home Depot Center in Carson (near Los Angeles) on Dec. 15. Three bowl games pitting teams from the Northern and Southern California based on enrollment and other criteria serve as state championships.
Before the 2006 season, California crowned class or division winners from the CIF's 10 sections.
Northern teams drawn from member section schools from: Central Coast, North Coast, Northern, Oakland, San Francisco and Sac-Joaquin. Southern schools will be comprised of member schools of the: Central, Los Angeles, Southern and San Diego sections.
The three bowl game pairings in Division I, II, and III will be chosen on Dec. 9 by the 10 section commissioners.
Among the qualifying criteria the commissioners will consider are:
• Section champions can only qualify and will be placed in their respective enrollment divisions, regardless of what division they competed within sectional play
• Won-loss percentage in non-league, league, and playoffs
• Strength of schedule (point differentials in final scores of games do not factor)
• Head to head competition
• Common opponents
De La Salle will likely receive the top seed when the eight-team bracket is released Sunday, but Ladouceur expects James Logan (Union City), San Leandro, and California High (San Ramon) to be in the mix.
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In Southern California, it's not so easy. Far too many permutations come into play as the regular season heads into the final weekend in the Southern and Los Angeles sections.
No. 17 Mater Dei High of Santa Ana held destiny in its hands a week ago, but an unexpected 31-12 loss to Orange Lutheran tightened the race in the Pac-5 Division and Trinity League standings.
"We were due for a semi-average performance," Mater Dei Coach Bruce Rollinson said. "We sat around for two weeks without a game and then the kids watched them (Orange Lutheran) get knocked by Servite."
Two weeks ago, then-No. 2 Mater Dei was cruising and atop the Southern California football landscape. The Monarchs' game with St. John Bosco on Oct. 26 was then cancelled by the wildfires, which ravaged the region and resulted in poor air quality.
Momentum left Mater Dei and sided with Orange Lutheran, who clamped down on the Monarchs' high-powered offense, led by high-profile junior quarterback Matt Barkley.
So, that's why Friday's game against Servite (Anaheim) at Angels Stadium of Anaheim is vital. A crowd of 30,000 is expected for a game which will decide the Trinity League champion and jostle the Pac-5 seedings (which will be released Sunday).
A Mater Dei win Friday creates a three-way tie for the league title (Orange Lutheran plays J. Serra of Capistrano on Friday and will likely win convincingly). In that case, a coin flip by the three principals of each school determines the final order for seeding purposes.
"My principal (Ms. Frances Clare) is Irish; maybe she'll bring us luck (in that scenario)," Rollinson said, smiling.
The Southern Section will likely send all three representatives from its 13 divisions to the bowl games for the second straight year. Oaks Christian-Westlake Village (Division III) and Orange Lutheran (Division II) joined Canyon as champions in the first-year final.
Depending on this weekend's results, the Southern Section seeding committee will look closely at Poly (Long Beach), Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks), Servite, Mater Dei, Orange Lutheran, Mission Viejo, Crespi (Encino), Esperanza (Anaheim) and San Clemente in the Pac-5's 16-team tournament, which kicks off Nov. 16.
In the Inland Division, No. 22 Centennial (Corona) is 8-1 and the favorite, but Redland East Valley and Vista Murietta, Miller (Fontana) and Norco are contenders. The Northern Division could boil down to St. Bonaventure (Ventura) and regionally-ranked Hart (Newhall). If St. Bonnies wins, it qualifies for Division III final. If Hart wins it would be in contention for the Division I bid.
Ed Croson, the head coach of Birmingham High in Lake Balboa, Calif., does not mince the words.
"We're ready," he said Thursday afternoon, the eve of Birmingham's final regular season football game against league rivals Taft (Woodland Hills).
The Patriots, the defending Los Angeles-City Section champion, are eyeing a fourth section crown in six years. If the Patriots take the city title, Croson's club would have a shot to represent SoCal in the Division I game.
"It would be vindication for the whole Los Angeles (City Section)," Croson said. "Not so much as what happens but what we will do with it (the opportunity)."
After an opening season 20-6 loss to Crespi (Encino), the Patriots are white-hot, winning eight straight. They've only surrendered two touchdowns in four West Valley League games. UCLA-bound running back Milton Knox has rushed for 1,226 yards and 23 TDs and owns all the section's rushing records.
"Milton's in great company," Croson said. "Charles White (a Heisman Trophy winner), Freeman McNeil (New York Jets), and Anthony Davis (NFL and USC) have played in the section, makes his accomplishment more significant."
In the West Region, California is the strongest state, but there are plenty of subplots in other states.
Arizona preview
The state's large-school (Class 5A), like Texas, splits into two divisions (16 teams each, four rounds) to crown champions. No. 15 Hamilton (Chandler) was tabbed the top seed and opens with Mesquite (Gilbert) in the 5A, Division I tournament.
If history repeats, the Huskies will advance to their fifth consecutive 5A final. No one said it would be easy, though.
The road to University of Phoenix Stadium (home of this year's Super Bowl) on Dec. 8 is full of traps. The biggest obstacle is a potential meeting with fourth-seed Brophy Prep (Phoenix) in the semifinals. In 2005, Brophy beat the Huskies, 15-14, in the 5A final but they rebounded in 2006 to defeat Mountain View (Mesa), 34-15, claiming a third state championship in four years. This season, Hamilton thumped Brophy, 29-6.
The first two rounds are hosted by higher seeds, with the semifinals at a neutral site.
In the other Division I bracket, Hamilton has already beaten three teams -- Chandler, Red Mountain (Mesa), and Gilbert -- of the eight seeds. No. 2-seed Red Mountain (8-2) lost to the Huskies, 23-0, on Sept. 20 and enters the postseason following a 24-0 loss to Mesa. If the seeds hold, Mountain View and Mesa would meet in the semifinals.
Hawaii preview
The first postseason salvo was fired on the island of Oahu when perennial powerhouse Kahuku lost to Kapolei, 14-7, in Oahu Red (Division I) quarterfinals. Kapolei lost last weekend but plays Farrington in the Oahu third-place game, while Leilehua and Waianae play for the Oahu Red (public schools) title Friday at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu. The top three Oahu finishers receive berths in the Division I six-team tournament.
Saint Louis (Honolulu), 10-0, already punched its ticket to the Division I state semifinals on Nov. 24 by winning the Interscholastic League of Honolulu (private schools) title. Saint Louis, which outscored opponents, 342-124, must wait 20 days for the remainder of the bracket to fill out.
Division I (large school) is comprised of 25 schools on the three most populated islands of Oahu, Hawaii and Maui. The ILH and Oahu Red champions receive automatic byes to the semifinals. The third-place Oahu winner plays the Maui champion, Baldwin (8-1), and Oahu runner-up plays the Big Island champion, either Waiakea or Kealakeha, in the two quarterfinals. The final is Nov. 30 at Aloha Stadium.
Colorado preview
Most feel it's cut-and-dry in Class 5A, with regionally-ranked Mullen (Denver) and Columbine (Littleton) likely advancing to the final on Dec. 1 at Invesco Field at Mile High. Both teams advanced to the second round with easy victories last weekend. Top-ranked Columbine, the defending state champion, plays Pomona-Arvada (7-3), while Mullen (10-0) meets Chatfield-Littleton (7-3), both on Saturday.
Columbine's game with Pomona is a true barometer. Last month, the Rebels edged Pomona, 21-7, marking the team's closest margin of victory this season. Columbine, the Metro West champions, are run-oriented with running backs Orenzo Davis (1,231 yards rushing, 13 TDs) and Jeff Cicchinelli (910 yards, 10 TDs) bolstering the attack. The Rebels bracket also contains Heritage, Grandview and Cherry Creek. If Heritage (10-1) wins a second-round game, it faces Cherry Creek-Englewood Village (8-2) or Grandview (8-2) in the quarterfinals. Quarterback Jack Elway, the son of Hall of Famer John Elway, controls the Cherry Creek offense. Elway, an Arizona State recruit, has completed 56% of his passes (129 of 227) for 2,020 yards and 24 TDs and only four interceptions. Grandview-Aurora rallied to beat CC, 37-34, last month when it scored the game-winner with 12 seconds left in the fourth.
Mullen, coached by former Cleveland Browns and Denver Broncos wide receiver Dave Logan, has won its last six games by an average of nearly 36 points. The Mustangs have a balanced attack with four runners -- Adonis Ameen Moore (893 yards), Josh Ford (436), Jonathan Gay (397) and Derron Harris (329) -- rushing for over 300 yards. The quartet has teamed for 30 TDs and quarterback Timmy Tancik has completed 79 of 312 passes for 1,218 yards and 13 scores.
Mullen's quest for the final could be met by the challenges of Thomas Jefferson-Denver (10-0), Legacy-Broomfield (8-2) and Douglas County-Castle Rock (8-2). If Mullen advances to the quarters, waiting would be Highlands Ranch (8-2) or Legacy. Jefferson and Douglas County would play in the bracket's other quarter.
Washington preview
Lakes (Lakewood), No. 6 in the West Region, is one of six 10-0 teams in the Class 3A tournament. It's a quick tournament with teams playing only four games. The championship game is Nov. 30 at the Tacoma Dome.
Despite a breakthrough season, Lakes, Washington's No. 1-ranked 3A team, faces a postseason pairing quirk Saturday at 4 p.m. ET. That's because Lakes travels to unbeaten Skyline (Sammamish) in a matchup of the state's top two 3A teams. The winner faces Camas (7-3) or Kennewick (8-2) in the quarterfinals. Lakes has won most of its games by lopsided scores, with the closest being 20 points. The Lancers average 43 points per game but have allowed 85 points in the regular season.
Skyline is defensive oriented. The Spartans have three shutouts, having allowed 54 points. Skyline opened with a 6-0 win over defending 3A champion Bellevue and then topped Mercer Island, 48-13. In the next eight games, the smothering defense surrendered a high of seven points on five occasions.
Elsewhere in 3A, undefeated O'Dea (Seattle), No. 4 in the state rankings, plays Auburn (8-2) Friday night at Seattle's Memorial Stadium in a battle of top-10 clubs.
In Class 4A, top-ranked Bothell (10-0) faces a similar plight with a rugged first-round opponent, Central Kitsap-Silverdale (9-1). Bothell closed the season in convincing fashion, blanking Gig Harbor, 35-0. If Bothell advances to the semifinals, it could face unbeaten Ferris (Spokane) on the road.
The 4A tournament features four unbeatens and three teams with one loss. The final is Dec. 1 in Tacoma. Other key first-round 4A matchups involving state-ranked teams are: Edmonds-Woodway vs. Snohomish and Oak Harbor vs. Olympia.
Nevada preview
Now the real work begins for Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas), the top-ranked Class 4A team. After a finishing 10-0 in the regular season, it needs four more victories to complete perfection.
The Gaels dominance was most evident when coaches selected seven offensive players and six defenders to the Southwest League First Team, with three more on the second team. Additionally, lineman Justin Chaisson was named the Southwest defensive player of the year and running back Keola Antolin the top offensive player. Gorman has beaten teams from five different states (including Nevada), having racked up 434 points and yielding less than 10 per game.
Gorman plays Cimarron-Memorial (Las Vegas) Friday night but would likely play Cheyenne (North Las Vegas) in the region semifinals.
In the Sunrise Region, Canyon Springs (North Las Vegas) and Silverado (Las Vegas) are the favorites and rivals Reno and McQueen (Reno) look solid in the Northern.
Nevada's 4A state tournament is fueled by three regions -- Northern (Reno area schools) and two from the Sunset (Las Vegas area) and Sunrise (Las Vegas) -- with the semifinal matchups between Northern vs. Sunrise and the two Sunset teams squaring off. The final is Dec. 1 at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas.
Classes 1A, 2A, and 3A play their semifinals Saturday. The champions will be crowned on Nov. 17.
Oregon preview
Top-ranked Lake Oswego (9-0) has not been challenged since September. The seeds for an undefeated Class 6A regular season were sown with wins over West Albany, 29-29; Southridge (Beaverton), 21-17; and Jesuit (Portland), 21-0. The Lakers defeated cross-town rivals Lakeridge, 38-9, last weekend. Lake Oswego plays Gresham in the 6A opening round Friday and will likely meet Jesuit or Canby in the second round. The Jesuit-Lake Oswego (provide both win) survivor would face Sheldon for a berth in the semifinals.
Jesuit (6-2) hurt its seeding in the season finale, dropping a 28-27 overtime decision by missing a point-after. Jesuit, the two-time reigning state champions, has quite a postseason history having won or tied for five state titles and having won nine straight playoff games.
West Salem, Sheldon, Westview (Portland) and Tualatin received byes and need four wins to claim the title. The semifinals are Nov. 30 at PGE Park in Portland and the final is Dec. 8 at Oregon State's Reser Stadium in Corvallis.
In 5A, the top four ranks according to state rankings are West Albany, Mountain View (Bend), Ashland and Glencoe (Hillsboro). Four games kick off the tournament this weekend with the remainder of the field starting Nov. 16. The final is Dec. 8 in Corvallis.
Utah preview
The large school (Class 5A) playoffs have gone according to chalk through the quarterfinals. All four region top-seeds have advanced to the Friday's semifinal doubleheader at the University of Utah's Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City.
The opener pits upstart American Fork (9-4) and Layton (11-1), kicking off at 8 p.m. ET. American Fork crushed upset-minded Hunter (West Valley), 41-19, in the quarterfinals and has outscored two playoff opponents, 69-40.
Layton, the favorite and traditionally a Region 1 minnow, averages 35 points per game while allowing less than 10 this season. Last week, Layton wiped out Skyline (Salt Lake City), 42-7. Layton's defense is led by Chad Wilson and Haden Lomax. A pair of 11-1 teams, Bingham (South Jordan) and Alta meet in the other semifinal. Bingham enters having won eight straight and Alta's high-powered offense, featuring quarterback Ryan Rosenvall and running back Sausan Shakerin, scored at 42-point clip. The final is Nov. 16.
Christopher Lawlor has covered high school sports for more than 20 years, most recently with USA TODAY, where he was the head preps writer responsible for national high school rankings in football, baseball and boys and girls basketball. He also for worked for Scholastic Coach magazine, where he ran the Gatorade national player of the year program for nine years. Lawlor, a New Jersey resident, grew up in Rochester, N.Y. and is a graduate of St. Bonaventure University.


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The first couple of letters where fine but as soon as we moved to "D" my son could hardly drag the pieces that make up each letter. The pieces kept getting stuck at a certain spot and then would go back to its original position.Very frustrating for both him and myself. I don't recommend that you purchase.More
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leads into the kid to buying more games, not coolMore
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I viewed this app and was very disappointed when I found out that all of it was just a trial you may want your child to learn but it is very uneducational for anyone who wants a FULL experience. I was excited to see a free educational app, but they left me in the DUST!More
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Director: Vincent Voss
Company: Torrid Entertainment
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On 11 December 2009, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services issued a policy stating that deep sedation can only be administered by an anesthesiologist, a certified registered nurse anesthetist, or a trained medical doctor or a doctor of osteopathy not involved in the performance of a medical procedure. Propofol is a popular sedation agent that is usually administered by anesthesia specialists in a service termed monitored anesthesia care (MAC). Monitored anesthesia care adds substantial new fees to procedural sedation. However, available evidence shows that propofol can be used safely by nonanesthesiologists for procedural sedation. The American Society of Anesthesiologists considers that propofol implies deep sedation and should only be administered by anesthesia specialists. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services policy on deep sedation can be viewed as supporting an ongoing conversion to MAC to deliver propofol for procedural sedation. However, the absence of an evidence base supporting a need for MAC to deliver propofol, combined with its high cost, suggests that alternatives to MAC to deliver propofol deserve fair and balanced evaluation.
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Dr. Rex's commentary on Medicare policy as it affects use of propofol for procedural sedation confuses the standards set by CMS for deep sedation. The author, like any physician - anesthesiologist or not - is permitted under Medicare policy to administer deep sedation or general anesthesia if their facility has granted privileges for doing so. CMS doesn't forbid gastroenterologists from administering sedation and anesthesia but it does forbid them from delegating this responsibility to an endoscopy nurse while occupied with the endoscopy procedure, a policy shared by dozens of state nursing boards. FDA's "black box" warning for propofol forbids its use while simultaneously performing a procedure such as endoscopy. This reflects the judgment that the administration of such potent drugs requires the undivided attention of the responsible physician. The Institute for Safe Medication Practices, the American Society of Anesthesiologists and other groups take the same view on the hazard of multi-tasking with deep sedation or anesthesia. These groups all go further than CMS in stating that the use of propofol, because of the unique characteristics of the drug, also requires that the user be trained in the administration of anesthesia. CMS relies on individual institutions, under a single anesthesia service, to define the qualifications of those given privileges to administer sedation and anesthesia. Dr. Rex need look no further than oral surgery for an example of a group that has established explicit and uniform training requirements for non-anesthesiologist anesthesia practice. Gastroenterology's failure to do likewise is the real barrier to acceptance of the practice he proposes.
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Rex (1) bemoans the use of monitored anesthesia care for routine endoscopic procedures, because of the addition of substantial fees for procedural sedation and the safety record of non-anesthesiologist- administered propofol. We believe that his perspective is contrary to the best interests of patient care and safety, and is not the primary driver of increased procedural costs.
Rex noted a "20% decrease in patient-satisfaction scores" at his own institution when returning patients who had previously been sedated with propofol rendered their objections to lesser sedation, necessitating the anesthesiologists' return (I). Indeed, there has been an explosion in propofol utilization for endoscopy because of enhanced patient comfort and safety, as well as increased efficiency (2). In many communities, it has become the standard of care.
A recent retrospective study found a 25% increase in polyp detection rates when the medical team includes an anesthesiology professional (3). When the endoscopist shifts his focus away from the video screen to the cardiac monitor, polyp detection rate declines and the procedure time increases.
We are also concerned about the medicolegal risks of having a complication in the office setting, especially one that might have been more quickly recognized and successfully handled by an anesthesia professional (4). It is naive to assume that BLS and ACLS certification and/or taking a weekend CME course for administering anesthesia and handling airway complications is comparable to the training received by anesthesia professionals. By assuming this responsibility, we jeopardize the safety and comfort of our patients, are less likely to detect colonic pathology, and increase our liability in the event of a misadventure.
Rex alludes to the increased fees attributable to the utilization of anesthesiologists for endoscopy (I). Although many insurance plans reimburse anesthesiologists at higher rates than Medicare, these amounts are dwarfed by the facility fees charged by hospitals for procedures. In the office setting, the total cost per procedure is a fraction of what endoscopy costs at most University and Hospital settings even when costs related to anesthesia professionals are factored into the equation.
Patient care is not "one size fits all." Hospital-based physicians and those of us who do much of our work in office-based facilities have disparate needs, experiences, back-up systems and comfort levels. Rather than pondering whether anesthesiology professional-administered propofol is worth the extra cost to the system, we should be asking whether the total expense of endoscopy is affordable and offers value. Ultimately, we must all persevere in our quest to do what we feel is in the best interest of our patients.
1. Rex DK. Effect of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services policy about deep sedation on use of propofol. Ann Intern Med. 2011; 154: 622-6.
2. Inadomi JM, Gunnarsson CL, Rizzo JA, Fang H. Projected increased growth rate of anesthesia professional-delivered sedation for colonoscopy and EGD in the United States: 2009 to 2015. Gastrointest Endosc. 2010;72:580-6. [PMID: 20630511]
3. Wang A, Hoda KM, Holub JL, Eisen GM. Does level of sedation impact detection of advanced neoplasia? Dig Dis Sci. 2010; 55: 2337-43.
4. Aisenberg J, Cohen L, Piorkowski J. Propofol use under the direction of trained gastroenterologists: an analysis of the medicolegal implications. Am J Gastroenterol. 2007; 101: 707-13.
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Definition of bioaccumulate in English:
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(Of a substance) become concentrated inside the bodies of living things.
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- Use peaked in the United States in 1959 and then gradually declined as concerns were raised about bioaccumulation via the food chain and adverse impacts on fauna - notably fertility and egg shell thinning in birds.
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- Biological processes are primarily biotransformation, biodegradation, and bioaccumulation.
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Calif. police kill suspect after baby stabbed to death
Violent incident left the baby's mother critically wounded and the suspected assailant shot dead
By Bill Lindelof
The Sacramento Bee
FOLSOM, Calif. — The Sacramento County Coroner's office has released the name of the infant fatally stabbed during a violent incident in Folsom that left the baby's mother critically wounded and the suspected assailant shot dead by police.
The baby was identified as Roberto Varela, just days short of 6 months old.
He was pronounced dead at 4:11 p.m. Thursday, which is about 90 minutes after police fatally shot a man brandishing a knife outside a Folsom apartment building Thursday afternoon after the baby and his mother were stabbed, authorities said.
The two victims and the suspect, who was shot after Folsom officers arrived at the scene on Montrose Drive at 2:30 p.m., were taken to area hospitals, said Officer Andrew Bates, Folsom police spokesman.
Little Roberto died at an area hospital. Neither the mother nor the suspect were identified.
"We received multiple calls of a stabbing that was in progress," Bates said. "We had officers respond. The first officer to arrive confronted a single subject who was armed with a large knife. That officer shot the subject."
Bates said the suspect, a male in his early 20s, died en route to an area hospital. Bates said the woman, the suspect's aunt, was in critical condition at an area hospital.
Folsom police cordoned off Montrose Drive, a popular pass-through for motorists in the city, and called surrounding police agencies for assistance.
"We're pouring out all of our resources into finding out what happened, (and) getting witnesses interviewed," Bates said Friday afternoon.
James McClean, a neighbor, said he heard two gunshots and some screaming from the nearby apartment building as he was doing yardwork.
He said he went to investigate and saw authorities tending to a wounded man who appeared to be offering "some resistance."
Nearby, he said, he saw an apparently injured woman "lying on the grass by the wall."" He said she was alive and "her legs were moving."
Soon afterward, he said, he saw paramedics taking out an injured child.
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Fringe Festival sets lineup at lottery
Photo courtesy Minnesota Fringe Festival
The first major step for the 2011 Minnesota Fringe Festival took place last night at the Bryant-Lake Bowl as the annual lottery to select participants was held. In all, there were more than 350 applications for 160-some available slots.
This year productions were split into small, medium, and large venues to add to the already existing bring-your-own venue shows. This seems to benefit the larger companies, as there doesn't appear to be a waiting list at all in their category. In contrast, the medium-sized venue waiting list is 117 companies long.
Several longtime Fringe favorites will return in 2011, including both Scrimshaw brothers: Joseph's Joking Envelope will present Brain Man vs. Jerk Island, while Joshua's Comedy Suitcase will unleash The Smothers Brothers Grimm, Death and Fairy Tales, but Mostly Death. Other familiar names include Joking Apart, Ferrari McSpeedy, Mike Fotis, Upright Egg, Nautilus Music-Theater, Tim Uren, Mu Performing Arts, and Maximum Verbosity with a return of Camelot is Crumbling, which was selected in January to participate in a four-festival Fringe tour.
If you are looking for hot-button shows, there is real potential in TheGonzoGroupTheatre's the assassination of sarah palin, while 55BC has the pre-censored I Love You (We're F*ucked).
The waiting list includes familiar names as well, such as the Rockstar Storytellers (though many members do have individual shows), Urban Samurai, Savage Umbrella, and Vilification Tennis.
While the lottery is over, there are still plenty of chances for shows on the waiting list to make it to the festival's final roster. Every year, a number of producers cancel their slots months, or even weeks, before the event starts. The longshot award goes to Amber Davis, who sits at 117 on the waiting list for medium-size venues. Good luck Amber!
The 2011 Fringe runs August 4 to 14.
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Released: Jan 16th, 2008
Running Time: 163 Min.
Director: B. Skow
Company: Vivid Entertainment Group
Cast: Hillary Scott, Kimberly Franklin, Savanna Samson, Lanny Barby, Sascha, Evan Stone, Christian (I) (TS-friendly performer), Sammie Rhodes, Lexi Love, Marco Banderas, Harley, Tory Lane, Jay Huntington
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Feature
Savanna Samson might be dying - and even at the end of this feature, we're still not sure whether she's dead - but in-between, she's surfing the "cerebral net," a limbo-like ethereal space where she can live out her "deepest, darkest fantasies," according to the box, and occasionally watch others live out theirs.
Savanna's "revenge of the cheerleader" fantasy works well, as she scores with babe-a-licious yellers Hillary Scott and Sammie Rhodes, but the real prize is the finale, as "teacher" Savanna gives her final sexual exam to Evan Stone, Marco Banderas, Christian and Jay Huntington. Look for plenty of mish, doggie, cowgirl, double-vag and two anal positions.
Retailing: Savanna on the box will attract everyone.


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AVG Internet Security 2012 (£40 for one year and one PC as of February 1, 2012) finished ninth in our 2012 roundup of security suites. It does a very good job of keeping a PC safe, but some other products do an astounding job, which caused AVG to fall in the rankings. See also: Group test: what's the best security software?
AVG's suite fully blocked 92.3 percent of attacks in our real-world test--which helps determine how well a suite will be able to block brand-new, as-yet-undiscovered malware--and partially blocked an additional 3.8 percent. Those results are nothing to sneeze at, but they rate as mediocre among this year's test group. Historically speaking, the AVG software's 99.11 percent detection rate of known malware samples is excellent, but given the strength of its competition, that result is actually slightly lower than the average for the products we evaluated this year. Visit: Security Advisor
Even though the AVG suite was successful in detecting and disabling all active malware infections on our test PC, it removed all traces of malware only 40 percent of the time, tying for the worst showing in completely purging malware. It also flagged six safe files out of our pool of over 250,000 as being malicious; percentage-wise, that's a very low false-positive rate, but a few of its rivals posted a perfect score in our false-positive test.
The AVG package had a relatively light impact on PC performance, though it added nearly 10 seconds to startup time as compared with our test PC with no antivirus installed (the second-worst result of the group). Scan speeds were uneven: It went from being good in our on-demand scan test (1 minute, 31 seconds, the sixth-best showing of the 14 suites we tested) to not-so-good in our on-access scan test (5 minutes, 5 seconds, the fourth-worst outcome). The former test shows how quickly a security product can check 4.5GB for malware during a manually initiated scan, while the latter test evaluates a scan that runs when the user opens files or saves them to disk.
- ESET Smart Security 5 review
- Bitdefender Internet Security 2012 review
- Avira Internet Security Suite 2012 review
AVG's interface, while good, needs improvement. The main screens are fairly straightforward and easy to use: At the top is an indicator that tells you whether any problems need fixing. And AVG's overview pane helps you find all of the suite's features quickly and easily. That said, the settings seemed downright intimidating to me. Settings live in either the Advanced settings window or the Firewall settings window. The Advanced settings screen is especially hard to navigate: You have to deal with a three-level-deep hierarchical list to find the options you want to adjust. This complexity makes the AVG suite feel like a product designed for advanced users; it wouldn't be a bad idea for AVG to give its interface an update in next year's product line.
At the end of the day, AVG Internet Security 2012 doesn't do a whole lot wrong, but it doesn't do much to stand out from the crowd, either.
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When it started in the anti-virus business in 1992, the Czech company AVG hit on the strategy of giving away an application to provide basic protection. The free version of Anti Virus Guard was taken up by millions of people. Once they had used the program and realised its value, many were more amenable to paying a subscription for the enhanced Internet Security package - the latest of which is AVG Internet Security 2012. There are now 98 million AVG users, worldwide.
In addition to anti-virus protection, AVG Internet Security 2012 offers assessment of dangerous websites, spam and phishing detection, identity protection and a two-way firewall. It can also scan specifically for low-level infiltration by rootkits.
AVG Internet Security 2012 doesn't include parental control or file backup, though LiveKive is a separate AVG application, dedicated to backup. AVG claims four different AV detection techniques: signature, polymorphic, heuristic and behavioural, but the last two sound a bit similar. The company describes them as: heuristic – 'looks at the way software behaves to identify whether or not it's malicious' and behavioural – 'looks at how software behaves to determine hostile file behaviour'.
See also: Group test: what's the best security software?
As well as a number of enhancements to existing features, the main new facilities included in AVG Internet Security 2012 are Advisor and Accelerator.
Advisor offers advice of potential problems in pop-ups. Advice like restarting your browser to reclaim the memory it's hogging. Accelerator is designed to speed the download of YouTube videos and the like, though we didn't notice any dramatic speed increase during testing.
The main control screen is a bit basic, with little of the flashy presentation some other products use. A set of small icons on the overview screen lead to panes which report status and offer control of various parameters.
The suite can be easily tweaked and its many customisations make it easy to tailor to your particular needs.
AV-Test tested AVG Internet Security 2012 and gave it 15/18, a very good score, beaten by only three other products in the last 25 it has reported.
The scores break down to 5/6 in each of the sub-categories of Protection, Repair and Usability. In particular, it scored 99 percent in spotting new malware and 100 percent in spotting running malware, including rootkits.
Our own tests assess the impact the product has on a typical PC and showed a very small hit when only its background processes were running; our 1GB test copy took 44 sec, second quickest of those we've tested recently. With a scan running in the background, however, the copy time rose to 1 min 47 sec, longer than from all the others, except Webroot SecureAnywhere.
A default-settings scan of out 50GB basket of assorted files took over 47 minutes, longer than any others, but the program scanned 180,078 files, also the highest number selected by any suites we've tested. It gives an average scan rate of 63.21 files/sec,which sits in the middle of the group.
We choose to scan a set file basket rather than running a system scan, so we know all suites are testing the same number and types of files. Of course each product makes different choices over the exact files its scans, based on its internal scan algorithms. Dividing the number of files scanned by the time a scanner takes to complete it gives an approximate scan throughput.
Visit: Security Advisor
The scanning engine in both AVG Internet Security 2012 and AVG Free is robust, effective and has a comparatively light footprint. AVG Internet Security 2012 includes worthwhile extensions into spam and identity protection which are worth paying for. The single and three-PC licences are not particularly cheap, though, when compared with rivals like Norton.
AVG Internet Security 2012: Specs
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- 1GB drive space
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A design for a mate, though I'm going to have to redesign it. Kiiiinda got a bit carried away.
fineliner, pencil, sheer bloody mindedness.
fineliner, pencil, sheer bloody mindedness.
Omg! It's amazing! I like all the details
is't great I wonder if you have it in colors?
Actually..I believe I may get this, my roommate is a tattoo artist but he only likes drawing up new skool and that's not my style so I've been hunting around for something that screams "me" for a while....I do believe I may have found what I am looking for..>If I do it I'll post pics
I'd kill for that on my body. Ugh.
(/)_O)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I would be honored to ink something like that for anyone looool
then you are blessed with truly great patience.
would love to find an artist to be able to do that on my back would look amazing
theoretically, maybe possible.... ? but it would need to be over quite a surface area and you'd need a very skilled artist. Would be very expensive.
That's beautiful
Bit busy but I like it.
Hell, I think it's perfect as is o.o!
Doesn't really work as a tattoo design, but it looks very nice on the wall above my desk.
If it was made into a full back piece, it would work. It's really amazing! The composition and detail is fantastic. As long as you went softer with the softer elements like flowers and feathers, it would make a stunning tattoo.


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Our famous Rose Window and a banner celebrating our anniversary.
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Four shuls, one voice
A combined Yom Hazikaron/Yom Ha'atzmaut event at Pinner Synagogue was the first in what is hoped will be joint ventures between the four United Synagogue communities on the outer north-west London fringes.
The commemoration attracted over 300 members from the host community, Northwood, Ruislip and Watford. The programme featured the visiting rabbis and contributions from young community members. A proportion of profits will be donated to Magen David Adom.
Watford Synagogue chairman Brian Levy said there had been "a fantastic atmosphere on the night. The four communities worked very well together. It would not have been possible for a single smaller shul to produce an event on this scale in isolation and we all hope it will be the first of many such joint events."
Stuart Soloway, Northwood Synagogue's representative on the co-ordinating committee, pointed out: "In joining forces in this way, our ultimate aim is to strengthen and increase the availability of Jewish activities across the region."


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Slow Down a little, give them as much room as I can and go around them.
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I wonder if they're scared that I'll swerve and hit them on purpose.
(and then worry that maybe deep down I want to.)
I make sure I'm paying extra attention, slow down if necessary and pass when it's safe to do so.
My brother competes in duathalons/triathalons and cycles A LOT, so I'm more sensitive to being safe.
ANd yes, while it's irritating as hell to be on a narrow windy road and deal with a cyclist taking up a portion of the lane...my irritation does not give me the right to potentially kill or injure someone.
Usual reaction? I get annoyed because they're on the wrong side of the road, or meandering around the center of the street without looking.
Fuckin Renee! 😂 -Megomomma
When i always thmalk about this to a doctor they always see me lije a mad face. - isabelizabeth
They have just as much right to the road as I do but they are more vulnerable so I slow down and give them space.
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We have a lot of trails around us, so the bicyclists are usually on them.
We always sing the song. I realized it this morning. Someone always bursts into it.
"Yay, congrats to Shorty's kid for fulfilling her lifelong dream of being a dancing hedgehog." WEM
Slow down and wait until it is ultra safe to pass them. While drively exceedingly slow behind the bike rider, I wonder if the growing line of people in the cars behind me are getting angry. Then I think about the father of a former coworker that almost died b/c someone was trying to pass him while he was running, then a car came in the oncoming lane and the driver quickly swerved back over, which caused him to hit the runner. Then I think about how I wish it were safer to run and / or bike, like in Holland. Then I think about my former next door neighbor that was from South Africa, that now lives in Holland and how sweet their whole family was and how I should keep in contact with them.
If you truly are what you eat, then I am either fast, cheap, or easy.
Define wrong side of the road. Here its law that they stay in.the street off the sidewalk and on the same side of the road as the traffic they are going
I always check if it's DH. He rides his bike to work (45 miles round trip)
I DO sing the song when it's a older woman with no helmet.
Only on bhb can you get labelled a sanctimommy for flushing when you take a shit. ~ JKMaddie'sMom
Other - If they're on my side, I need to look in my rear view mirror to see if I can drive in both lanes while I pass. If not, I have to slow down.
If the cyclist is on the other side and it is a 2 lane road, I need to scoot as far to the right as possble so the vehicles on the other side of the road can go into oncoming lanes slightly to give room.
I live in NM and we have cyclists everywhere so I do this all the time. It is still amazing to me how many people just stay in their lane and don't even attempt to give extra room.


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High Hurdles for Lonegan in Blue State
Some Doubt His Senate Battle Against Booker Will Be Competitive
Few in New Jersey's political class dispute that the unfolding campaign for a U.S. Senate seat is shaping up to be feisty, but they are far less certain it will be competitive.
Democrat Cory Booker and Republican Steve Lonegan won decisive primary races Tuesday in the special contest to fill the unexpired term of longtime Sen. Frank Lautenberg, who died in June.
Mr. Booker, the mayor in Newark, has led his Republican challenger in polls and fundraising by large margins, and political analysts have painted the race as an exciting but uneven competition.
But Mr. Lonegan, the former mayor of Bogota, N.J., has a firebrand's reputation, and he formerly headed a political-advocacy group with national donors—the New Jersey chapter of the Americans for Prosperity. Some national and state conservatives are eager to support him.
"We going to make this race a cause célèbre," said Ryan Gill, president of the Conservative Campaign Committee, who said the national political action committee would contact several hundred thousand people about Mr. Lonegan through its mailing list. "We are able to reach a lot of conservatives."
To be sure, it is unclear how much support Mr. Lonegan will get from establishment Republicans. While he was endorsed by most of the county organizations, Republicans are preoccupied with winning legislative seats in November.
New Jersey is also an uphill battle for Republicans to win statewide. The blue state has 705,000 more registered Democrats than Republicans, though 47% of the New Jersey's 5.5 million registered voters are unaffiliated, state election records show.
Messrs. Booker and Lonegan will face off in a special election on Oct. 16. The winner will serve the rest of the 14-month term as soon as the results are certified.
Booker campaign spokesman Kevin Griffis said the campaign won't be taking the race against Mr. Lonegan for granted, and would continue to raise money and stump across the state.
Mr. Lonegan got 79% of the Republican vote Tuesday, with his challenger, Alieta Eck, a Franklin Township doctor, earning 21%. Ms. Eck had never run for office before, whereas this was Mr. Lonegan's third statewide bid.
While Democrats had a solid showing compared with past primaries, the GOP turnout was the second lowest since 1925, according to available state records. Mobilizing Republicans to turn out in October will continue to present a challenge, especially because Mr. Lonegan will be running without any local races to fill out the ticket, said Brigid Harrison, a professor of political science and law at Montclair State University.
"There's not enough Republicans, and not enough Republicans that are motivated without a long ballot," Ms. Harrison said. "I don't think there's a significant cohort of people to vote just for Lonegan."
When asked about Mr. Lonegan, a spokesman for the New Jersey Republican Party said it would be "working hard to elect every Republican candidate up and down the ticket between now and November."
The Republican raised $222,392 for the primary, and Mr. Booker brought in $8.6 million, according to campaign-finance records through July 24.
Still, Mr. Lonegan said, fundraising has picked up in recent weeks, and while the campaign advertised on radio during the primary, it intends to go up on television for the special election.
In New Jersey, Mr. Lonegan has the support of many tea-party activists and gun-rights groups. A fundraiser held for him last week at a shooting range in Passaic County was packed, said Frank Fiamingo, president of the New Jersey Second Amendment Society, a group advocating for gun rights.
"I think he will win," Mr. Fiamingo said. "I believe his support among rights-oriented individuals and sportsman hunters is pretty prevalent."
Mr. Lonegan has made foes among Republicans and isn't universally embraced. The Independence Hall Tea Party Political Action Committee—which operates in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware—endorsed Ms. Eck, but it intends to stay out of the special-election race, said Don Adams, the PAC's president.
When Mr. Lonegan ran for governor in 2009, he was sharply critical of the eventual victor—Chris Christie. But the governor has said he would endorse the Republican primary winner for Senate. Mr. Lonegan said an endorsement event will take place with Mr. Christie in the next week or so.
"I'm really honored at the support I'm getting from the county chairman, to the governor, all the way down the line," said Mr. Lonegan, a 57-year-old businessman, in an interview Wednesday.
A spokesman for the governor didn't respond to a request for comment. Mr. Christie didn't answer a question about an endorsement when asked about it during an event Wednesday.
The National Republican Senatorial Committee praised Mr. Lonegan on Tuesday night, but a spokesman Wednesday wouldn't comment on whether the group would fund the race.
Mr. Lonegan received $12,950 for his campaign from eight conservative political-action committees, his financial filings show. Mr. Gill said his group spent $10,000 on television ads that attacked Mr. Booker during the primary, and that it intends to raise more money for Mr. Lonegan.
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Didn't make this as I could never eat an awesome blossom. However, I work at Chili's and that's not even close to blossom sauce. It contains mayo, NOT sour cream for one.
I used a favorite packaged seasoned flour blend for blossoms that we really like and made this dipping sauce recipe to serve with it. I haven't had Chili's dipping sauce so I can't attest to how close this is to their's, but we thought this was a great sauce - and liked it with our other vegtables too. I only added a couple of shakes of red pepper as DH isn't a fan of anything past mild heat. Pretty sure anytime I serve onion blossoms I'll be making this sauce as well. Thank-you for sharing!
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Released: Aug 01st, 2001
Running Time: 85
Director: Don Marque
Company: Dane Productions
Cast: Jasse, Karima 9, Sheryl Dynasty, Herschel Savage, Rachelle Devore, Jay Ashley, Alex Riley, Chuck
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
Young girl, general new releases sections.
Since the coed concept is well worn and self-explanatory, the girls are the main issue here. Blonde box cover model Rachelle Devore is about as young looking as they come. She says she prefers women, but winds up doing a rough anal scene with the decidedly unfeminine Herschel Savage. Asian teen Sheryl Dynasty is the annoying nouveau-lesbian type. She weighs in with a dumb high school fantasy scene involving a female chemistry teacher who looks younger than she does... beware the "acting." Alex Riley (a.k.a. Lavonna) performs the weirdest of director Marque's girlie scenarios. Her scene takes place in a dentist's chair and wraps up with a sick punch line about her guidance counselor. Lastly, gap-toothed Hungarian blonde Karima 9 shows off her throat skills on a guy named Chuck, then squashes his sack during a reverse cowgirl. Ho-hum.


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