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S Roman Harper Are you wondering what Pickemfirst is all about ? Watch this 2-minute YouTube video... Show: Player Timeline
Nov 19: Harper (knee) returned to action for the first time since Week 2, and he recorded two tackles (one solo) in Sunday's win against the 49ers. In his return, Harper was limited to only 17 defensive snaps (out of a possible 57), reports ESPN.com.
Oct 11: Harper (knee) is out for Sunday's game against New England, Boston Herald writer Ben Volin reports. Sep 26: Harper (knee) did not take part in Thursday's practice, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports. Sep 23: Harper's (knee) knee injury that kept him out of Sunday's tilt against Arizona may be more serious that initially expected as he arrived to the game in an electronic wheelchair holding crutches, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Sep 18: Harper (knee) did not take part in Wednesday's practice, the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports. Sep 16: Harper (knee) led the Saints with six solo tackles in Sunday's win in Tampa Bay despite being a Friday addition to the injury report.
Sep 10: Harper made three tackles, recovered a fumble, and intercepted a pass in a strong season-opening performance against the Falcons on Sunday. Additionally, Harper was on the field for 88% of the Saints' defensive snaps, reports the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Both Malcolm Jenkins and Kenny Vaccaro were on the field for every defensive play.
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Rymco unveils all-new Nissan Altima
Beirut, October 9, 2012
Rasamny-Younis Motor Company (Rymco), exclusive dealers of Nissan Motors in Lebanon, has introduced the all-new 2013 Nissan Altima breaking new ground for the mid-size sedan segment.
The launch was attended by Rymco executives, Nissan Middle East and International representatives along with members of the press.
"We took one of our most successful model, kept its DNA and changed nearly everything – the visual appeal, the driving experience and, of course, the technology. The new Altima is hands-down the most engaging vehicle in its class," said Atsuo Kosaka, the managing director of Nissan Middle East.
"If you liked the previous Altima, you'll love this one even more. And if you've never driven an Altima before, get ready to have your notion of a mid-size sedan redefined."
The result is a modern and charismatic vehicle over delivering on the fundamentals earned over four generations and two decades, for quality and reliability and adds new levels of innovation, fuel-efficiency, dynamic performance and premium style, a statement from the company said.
"The all-new 2013 Nissan Altima offers the whole package – stylish design inside and out, outstanding ride, handling, acceleration and fuel economy, and thoughtful technology solutions not currently found in the segment," said Fayez Rasamny, chairman of Rymco. "For people who enjoy experiencing life to the fullest, we have the new premium mid-size sedan just for them."
During the launch, Trevor Mann, the senior vice president of Nissan Motor Corporation made an update on the Nissan Power 88 Plan, a wide-range six-year business plan that will accelerate the company's growth across new markets and segments.
"With Power 88, Nissan has started a plan on the offensive instead of reconstructing something or defending something. We are satisfied with the progress we have made towards the goals under this plan," he said.
"Nissan will add a new vehicle model about every six weeks and, through its new brand philosophy, will bring 'Innovation and Excitement for Everyone'. Innovation is what we do. Human centric, accessible, purposeful. Excitement is the customer's experience. Engaging, intuitive, energising."
Nissan Power 88 emphasises key corporate goals - Nissan will renew its focus on the overall customer experience through actions that elevate its brands' power and sales power.
By the end of fiscal 2016, the company will aim to achieve a global market share of 8 per cent and increase its corporate operating profit to a sustainable 8 per cent, the statement said. – TradeArabia News Service
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Two psychologists have argued that "resistance to science" in adults has its origins in the experiences of childhood. In particular, they claim, there are two adult traits that can be traced back to childlike characteristics. These are a reliance on "common-sense intuitions" about the world around us, and a sensitivity to the "trustworthiness of the source" when information is provided by trusted teachers/parents.
First, I am not taking issue with the idea that the experiences of childhood affect our adult lives. I am sure a paper could equally be written on 'attraction to science' being traced back to childhood (which happens to be my own experience).
Second, there is a tension between the authors' primary example of resistance to science (denying evolution) and the other examples (alternative medicine, spirits, astrology, ESP, divination). I do not think these can be lumped together in this way. By and large, in the US, evolution-doubting is widespread among the Christian community, but these same people do not indulge in the other cases of "resistance". Indeed, the Christian community tends to regard them as 'New Age' practices which are linked to an evolutionary world view that has no place for a Sovereign Creator God. In this spiritual vacuum, New Age practices flourish. Rationalism in the physical world spawns irrational existentialism in the religious world. Significantly, there is no interaction with thoughts like this by the authors of the paper.
Thirdly, and this is the most important point, the authors have a very narrow understanding of 'science' and 'scientific ideas'. This is best illustrated by the way they handle the mind/brain issue. "The strong intuitive pull of dualism makes it difficult for people to accept what Francis Crick called "the astonishing hypothesis". Dualism is mistaken - mental life emerges from physical processes." This statement is false because the authors are not presenting the conclusions of science, but the presuppositions of many neuroscience scholars. The authors are presenting an input as an output! The presupposition (that the human mind and consciousness "emerges from physical processes") has never been demonstrated empirically. Indeed, some of us predict that consciousness will never be understood by working within this naturalistic paradigm. These authors are confusing scientism with science. Any departure from the tenets of scientism are interpreted as "resistance to science" - which, in the case of evolutionary theory and understanding consciousness + the human mind is a travesty of the issue. Anyone one who reads Darwin on Trial by Phillip Johnson (for example) and thinks this is an example of "resistance to science" is sadly under a delusion.
Childhood Origins of Adult Resistance to Science
Paul Bloom and Deena Skolnick Weisberg
Science, 18 May 2007: 316, 996-997 | DOI: 10.1126/science.1133398
Abstract: Resistance to certain scientific ideas derives in large part from assumptions and biases that can be demonstrated experimentally in young children and that may persist into adulthood. In particular, both adults and children resist acquiring scientific information that clashes with common-sense intuitions about the physical and psychological domains. Additionally, when learning information from other people, both adults and children are sensitive to the trustworthiness of the source of that information. Resistance to science, then, is particularly exaggerated in societies where nonscientific ideologies have the advantages of being both grounded in common sense and transmitted by trustworthy sources.
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Before the season started, coach David Walden wasn't entirely sure what kind of baseball team he had at Legacy.
The Broncos graduated a lot of seniors and feature a pitching staff entirely new to the varsity level. Walden admitted it wouldn't be until Legacy took the field that he knew what kind of team it was.Consider the early returns promising.Legacy is 14-8 and a perfect 9-0 in District 15-4A and with a two-game lead over second-place Summit. Legacy has defeated every team in 15-4A, an impressive feat considering the Broncos were in Class 5A last season and are facing many of these 4A teams for the first time.Walden is thrilled, but jokingly hopes he doesn't jinx his team by talking about the success. He just wants the good baseball to keep on at Legacy."I'm very cautiously optimistic," Walden said with a small chuckle. "All indications are that they're going keep playing well."Legacy has taken its lumps early in the season. The Broncos lost four of their last five games before district play while getting their younger players adjusted to the varsity level.Walden said once that adjustment period ended, Legacy started playing winning baseball."I think first of all, we graduated some really good players last year," Walden said. "We knew we would be replacing them with really good players. We knew it was going to take some time for those kids to make adjustments to playing varsity baseball."The kids that were already on varsity baseball, it was going take time for them to fill leadership roles."It all seemed to click for Legacy once varsity play started. Legacy thumped Lancaster 23-0 in its first district game, a precursor of things to come in district play.The Broncos didn't allow a run in district play until its third game against Waxahachie, a 5-1 win. From there, Legacy took down perennial contender Ennis 3-2 and beat crosstown rival Summit 5-2.The key to it all, said Walden, has been Legacy's pitching and defense."We've only given up 10 runs in nine district baseball games," Walden said. "I'm just thrilled to death. We've had some outstanding defensive plays in the field behind these guys. It's been a real team effort on defense."Leading the pitching staff is Matthew Dickey. Dickey has a 4-1 record and a 2.27 ERA. Dickey also has 35 strikeouts to just 11 walks.Dickey has helped the Broncos allow just three runs in Legacy's last four games."I think the kids coming up from junior varsity have adjusted and the kids already on varsity have adjusted to leadership roles," Walden said. "We're coming together and gelling as a team."If there's one area Walden hopes his team improves, it's hitting. Legacy has had some monster offensive nights but Walden said it's been too inconsistent.For instance, Legacy scored 33 runs in its first two district games, then just eight in the next two. Luckily, Walden said, the pitching and defense has made sure the hot and cold offense hasn't cost Legacy any district games.Walden said if he knew what was specifically ailing his hitters, he'd correct it. The problem is, it's a lot of different things."I wish I knew," he said. "If i could put my finger on it, I'd for dang sure do it. We've done the same thing we've always done. I'm just going to keep hoping anyday it's going to kick in. It usually does."It hasn't so far, the consistency hasn't so far kicked in."Offensively, Walden has been able to rely on two hitters to pace the Broncos. Corey Murray and Chayce Steelman each have batting averages over .370 and lead Legacy with a combined 32 RBI. Each has hit one home run.Adjusting to a new district and new class hasn't seemed to faze Legacy. The Broncos have taken care of most of their 4A opponents, something Walden is definitely proud of.He understands the level of competition hasn't slipped since moving districts."There are some very good baseball teams in this district," he said. "We've had to play really well to pull out these wins."It's been challenging. There are a lot of good players and good pitching in this district. It's been competitive and exciting."Even with the first half of district over, Walden still isn't sure exactly what kind of team Legacy is. He knows it has a chance to win a district title and that pitching and defense has been the key.But with so many new faces on varsity, he simply hasn't been around the players very long. He's still figuring things out, like his players are. He thinks there's better baseball to be played."I don't think they've played their best baseball yet," he said. "We've got to keep pitching and playing defense. If we do that, we'll be OK."Until then, Walden is going to enjoy the ride."I'm still holding my breath every day," Walden said with a smile. "I just don't know, I haven't been around them enough. We're really excited about the success they've had. We're really excited about the prospects of continued improvement."Have more to add? News tip? Tell us


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Pilgrim's Pride tests chickens for H7N3 virus
Management is working closely with regulators to perform blood tests to check for whether H7N3 virus, or influenza A, is present, Pilgrim's Pride said in a statement released Sunday. The identified complex has been isolated with additional biosecurity measures implemented.
The measures include seeking and receiving authorization to vaccinate chickens in unaffected areas, the company said.
The Guanajuato complex is responsible for a small amount of Pilgrim's Mexican hatching eggs. The majority of Pilgrim's hatching operations are strategically located in other states throughout Mexico.
"We've taken proactive measures leveraging our US production facilities to supply eggs and processed meat from our US operations, as well as alternative suppliers locally," Pilgrim's CEO Bill Lovette said.
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Ok so you want to go to level 14 and when you get to the part where the tnt blows up you want to do as many flip as possible, and when your done with the level you will get to do a gamble machine OR you can cash in which means each red token you have you can get ten coin for it so just keep doing as many flips as possible on this level over and over and over until you get as many tokens as you want.
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Tottenham coach Les Ferdinand feels Harry Redknapp will pop up again in the Premier League.
Ferdinand believes Redknapp will snub a lucrative move to the Middle East and will land another Premier League job in England.
He said: "There is lots of talk about him going abroad but Harry is a Premier League man.
"I think jobs will become available for him.
"Harry is the most charismatic person I've met in football and he will stay in football."
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On paper, Strum's assessment sounds too pessimistic. The city Buildings Department declared only nine buildings in lower Manhattan unsafe because of structural damage from the storm, and the power company, Consolidated Edison, says all buildings citywide had access to electricity and steam power by Nov. 15.
A real estate consulting firm that's tracking the lower Manhattan recovery, Jones Lang LaSalle, says 49 of the 183 office buildings in the business district were closed because of mechanical failures. By the latest count, at least half were back in full operation, even if it has meant relying on temporary power. More are expected to follow.
''We see that as a very healthy pace,'' said John Wheeler, a Jones Lang LaSalle executive.
One success story was 120 Wall Street, a 600,000-square-foot, 34-story skyscraper built near the East River that's home to nonprofits such as the National Urban League, the United Negro College Fund and the Eye-Bank for Sight Restoration.
Even before Sandy hit, landlord Silverstein Properties got ahead of a scramble for recovery resources by securing portable diesel generators each capable of providing 2 megawatts of power. Afterward, the building brought in its own fuel tanker from Pennsylvania — and a security team from Florida to guard it — so it could keep the generators going during the gas crunch.
Using a mix of generator power and restored Con Ed service, engineers had the elevators, lights and heat up and running by mid-November.
To the tenants, ''It's as if the building's operating normally,'' said Jeremy Moss, a vice president with Silverstein Properties.
What tenants don't see in the bowels of 120 Wall Street is a thicket of temporary, exposed wiring that runs everywhere. The warning ''LIVE WIRE. KEEP OUT'' is spray-painted in red on the door of a room housing switches, fuses or circuit breakers after it was submerged. The air is clammy and musty — ''the smell of the East River,'' said Lahm, the building engineer.
Fearing the East River might one day try again to meet the Hudson, 120 Wall Street and other buildings are facing an even bigger, more expensive job: Moving critical infrastructure to higher floors or even roofs.
''We're going to need to relocate equipment so history doesn't repeat itself,'' Moss said.
Farther uptown, NYU Langone Medical Center and Bellevue Hospital Center had put generators on high floors where they could be protected in a flood. But they still suffered failures with Sandy, apparently because other critical components of the backup power system, such as fuel pumps and tanks, remained in basements just a block from the East River.Continued...


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Find Jobs in the Pediatric Specialties! It's that time of year again! U.S. News & Report has just released its top ranking hospitals for both rehabilitative care and pediatrics—some of the names on this list are our trusted affiliates. American Traveler is proud to have staffed over 75% of the facilities ranked "AMERICA'S BEST HOSPITALS" By U.S. News & World Report. Our nursing jobs and therapist jobs are offered nationwide and you might just find yourself working in one the America's best hospitals! Whether or not your workplace appeared in 2011-12 rankings, we congratulate all our R.N.s and therapists on a job well done. It was a banner year for high quality healthcare and we hope we see more of your good work in years to come. To create the 2011-12 rankings, U.S. News surveyed nearly 180 pediatric centers, obtaining clinical data and polling 1,500 doctors in 10 pediatric specialties where they would send the sickest children. In all, 76 hospitals ranked in one or more specialties. Eleven hospitals with high scores in at least four specialties were named to the U.S. News Honor Roll. Registered nurses intent on landing the best PICU jobs in the [+]
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Meet Cindy Burbatt, R.N. and her Pets American Traveler had the pleasure of checking in with a new member of our travel nursing staff, Cindy Burbatt, R.N. who shared some of the details of her first travel nurse job in Kansas City, Missouri. We talked with Cindy on the eve of her birthday. She was full of excitement for the road trip planned the following morning, departing from North Carolina en route to the heart of the Midwest. As the mother of three grown children, Cindy decided it was the right time to change up her 16-year background as a permanent staff telemetry/med surge nurse by accepting a travel nurse job in America's heartland. While the truck she drives may not be anything that unusual for a R.N. moving to Kansas City, one standout detail is the 17ft. long trailer attached. It accommodates her longstanding and beloved pets, George and Ash; these are Cindy's horses, and during the car trip to Missouri they'll be staying in farms sprinkled throughout various states—places Cindy found through an online network called Horse Motel. When they arrive in Kansas City, Cindy will take up residence in a townhome, compliments of American Traveler's private housing arrangement. George [+]
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Is your Healthcare Employer joining this year's Great American Smokeout? It's catching on as quickly as a smoking habit itself: more hospitals in more states putting an end to hiring registered nurse smokers. So far, Pennsylvania and Georgia, Missouri, Massachusetts, Tennessee and Texas lead the pack. Others are expected to follow. "Hospital administrators say it's about improving worker productivity, reducing healthcare costs and promoting healthy living," said Clinical Account Manager, Deborah Bacurin for American Traveler Staffing Professionals, a leading provider of Florida nursing jobs. "We're getting more calls for travel nurse nicotine screens and the buzz nationwide is to expand the practice." In a readers poll conducted by media giant, Tribune Company, more than half of 522 respondents said healthcare employers should ban smoking. Thirty-nine percent answered "no way," it's a violation of smoker's rights, and five percent were undecided.* Cleveland Clinic director, Paul Turpeluk, told the New York Times** earlier in the year that his organization had received numerous requests in recent months from healthcare employers looking to transit to non-smoking environments. Cleveland Clinic stopped hiring smokers in 2007, pioneering a contagious movement to cut costs and improve employee performance. On average, smokers cost [+]
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R.N.s and physical therapists who work for American Traveler take every precaution to avoid the flu. They know their first and best defense is to get a flu shot or nasal spray. Like most top tier staffing agencies, our healthcare professionals must show proof of vaccination once a year, and are glad to provide patients with everything they need to know about protecting themselves during flu season, October through December. Spreading the word about the importance of an annual flu shot means you're in good company with the Center for Disease Control. The CDC recommends that everyone 6 months-old and up get vaccinated. The 2011-2012 flu strain is identical to last year's, including the H1N1 virus; that means if you were vaccinated last year, you need only receive 1 shot this go around. Click here to find flu shots near you and be sure to post a comment on our Facebook page when you've done your good deed for the day! American Traveler Encourages Flu Prevention Tactics For R.N.s Some controversy has surrounded mandating the flu shot for medical personnel. Interested Registered Nurses can read about this on a related healthcare [+]
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Find Out What Happens When They Come to Your Hospital What will nursing education look like in the future? Beginning this fall, The National Simulation Study (NSS) aims to find out. Researchers and volunteer participants spanning 10 different U.S. schools are familiarizing nursing students with SimMan, METIman, and Noelle with Newborn Hal; not actors but high-fidelity mannequins, with chests that rise and fall. Studies find that many nursing students prefer this to the traditional clinical experience of live patients. Just click on the Meet the Sims link to read more about why they appeal to faculty and students alike. In Sim settings, nursing students make decisions and see the results without posing risk to a living person, as well as better predict how the patient will respond to care. The NSS study also revealed that Sim patients allow students to fully take on the role of a nurse, and that faculty like the option of role playing a doctor—or even a member of the patient's family. If you're in med/surg nursing jobs you may know why simulation training is catching on like this. Using a med/surg environment as a clinical training site is a challenge, as the number of nursing students the [+]
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This November puts med/surg nurses, the largest group of specialty R.N.s, in the spotlight as America celebrates Medical Surgical Nurses Week, November 1-7, 2011. American Traveler's Med/Surg Nursing Jobs Cover Virtually All Areas of Practice We recognize the high demand for specialized medical talent, and put our recruiting experts to task in working closely with Med/surg nurses and placing them in America's best hospitals. Here are just a few of the areas where med/surg nurses apply their skills and clinical training every day. AIDS/HIV Asthma Cardiovascular Endocrine disorders Gastrointestinal care Geriatrics Hematology/oncology Infection Military nursing Musculoskeletal disorders Neurological disorders Nutrition Wound care For the R.N. looking for career advancement in specialized work settings that can keep up with a penchant for traveling the country, start your med/surg jobs here. Travel nurse jobs have approximately 30% more total compensation than permanent positions; plus the allure of unlimited CEUs that advance your clinical skills. For a complete list of nursing practice areas in which med/surg nurses are changing lives for the better—or to send an e-card, print a poster for your healthcare facility and learn of other ways to promote this important nationally celebrated week in healthcare, visit AMSN. There are decorative ribbons for R.N. name badges, ball point pens and [+]
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R.N.s Help Spread the Word If you enjoy technology, you've often heard "there's an app for that." Well, get ready to hear it again. Registered nurses and their female patients will be heartened to know that, now, there's a free app for tracking the signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer. It is easy to upload, view and work with this app on their smart phone or iPads—just click on the Ovarian Cancer Symptom Diary App to register. Once that's done, you'll notice the color of the app's interface: a tranquil crystal blue; just like the ribbon for National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in May, observed by American Traveler every Spring. Like the OC National Alliance, we're eager to increase awareness on a cancer that has been called "the silent killer"; yet with as many as 21,000 women diagnosed with this disease every year, we cannot afford to be silent, or unknowledgeable. Please take the time to click on our related blogs about healthcare technologies and gadgets, doing their part to increase patient survival rates in the face of ovarian cancer, and wide range of illnesses. R.N.s Will Love this Smart Phone App Because… The stand-out feature on the ovarian cancer app is [+]
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As more nurses and physical therapists achieve a doctorate, median salaries climb to $90,000 a year In a recent New York Times article entitled: "When the Nurse Wants to Be Called 'Doctor' " author Gardiner Harris emphasizes the modern day struggle that exists over the growing number of registered nurses achieving a doctorate of nursing practice (DNP) degree and introducing themselves in a clinical setting as 'Doctor.' In the article, Dr. Roland Goertz, Chairman of the American Academy of Family Physicians, said nurses who do this can confuse patients. It's a misuse of the term, he said. President of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing, Dr. Kathleen Potempa, doesn't see it that way. She told Harris the nursing doctorate is about staying current and advancing in the practice, not competing with MDs. "Professionals who achieve that academic level of education are entitled to be called doctor," said Deborah Bacurin RN, Clinical Coordinator for American Traveler, a leading healthcare staffing firm. "With advancements in healthcare education and a system growing in complexity, we will see this issue either dissolve or be resolved. Nurses are all about delivering safe and effective patient care." Richard Hader, PhD and Chief Nursing Officer [+]
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In October, pink—a color strongly associated with nationwide breast cancer awareness campaigns—is as prominent as the brilliant colors of fall. It's October and National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time when tens of thousands of sisters, mothers, aunts, friends and registered nurses included among the fray, either participate in local fundraising events or raise awareness by simply donating in the race to find a cure. All compassionate people, which include R.N.s, doctors, therapists and travel nurses have a unique opportunity this month to help create more birthdays. Getting started is as easy as clicking a link to find a breast cancer awareness event near you, or spending some time on the National Breast Cancer Awareness site to connect with the most recognizable organizations in this fight. We're proud of our participation in breast cancer awareness events over the years, in efforts that include corporate staff making strides, or blogging about R.N.s' revolutionizing work in preventing breast cancer patient hair loss during chemotherapy. We encourage our registered nurses to use their clinical training in helping to disseminate knowledge on the early detection of breast cancer, as well as tips on living [+]
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Tips and Positive Affirmations for a Travel Nurse Career American Traveler congratulates our recent hires on landing the ultimate in therapist and registered nurse jobs! You're well poised for rapid career advancement in travel nurse jobs offering top pay and benefits package that include free private housing, health insurance, referral bonuses and more! Checking in with the real life professionals in our travel nurse video is a testament to just how fulfilling and exciting all of this can be—and yet those first few days on the job often result in butterflies. Don't despair! Calm yourself with the following travel nurse tips and positive affirmations: Tip: It almost sounds too simple, but keep smiling. A pleasant demeanor shows you welcome change; plus your new colleagues are all the more likely to offer their help. Why this tip works: With new procedures to learn and equipment to master, you'll want to make friends in every new travel nurse job. Your fellow RN's are the ones to brief you on everything from patients to supervisors, to helping you remember where you parked your car. Affirmation: This hospital chose me. Why this positive affirmation works: Because American Traveler staffs in [+]
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For a school that prides itself on hosting the world's largest outdoor five-on-five basketball tournament, boasts the 2001 NCAA women's national basketball champions and has taken great strides to rally increasing support for the improving men's teams, RecSports has done embarrassingly little for those basketball players who toil for their teams on the interhall level. While interhall football players enjoy legitimate referees, well-kept playing fields, adequate padding, Observer coverage and structured leagues, we basketball players receive far less for just as much efffort. And it's time someone spoke out.
First, we play our games in the shoebox gymnasiums located behind the bleachers in the Joyce Center. The courts are roughly half the size of a regulation courts, the rims are old and rusty (dunking is illegal because the 1950s backboard structure would surely bend under the slightest pressure), and what's more, the floors aren't even wood — they're made of a slippery rubber surface that's worn away under the baskets. In addition, any player who chases a loose ball out of bounds must immediately contend with the gym's concrete walls that are no more than two feet from the in-bounds line. Why not play in the Pit, Rolf's, Stepan Center, the Rock or on the main Joyce floor itself?
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And if that wasn't enough, the league is so disorganized that one wonders if someone at RecSports simply threw darts to decide which team plays in what league. Instead of having each dorm form one "A" team and one "B" team, and pitting these squads of like-abilities against one another, teams of varied skill levels are grouped together, resulting in week after week of either cake-walk victories or hopeless defeats. And that's no fun for anyone.
Finally, how about some scores in the paper? I'm not asking for detailed coverage that interhall football merits (did you read that girl's dorm "A" beat girls dorm "B" 2-0 on Tuesday?). It's just that if, for example, someone would like to know about Keenan's last-second, triple-over time win over Keough in last year's thrilling interhall final, they could have gotten a score if they'd wanted it.
I know Notre Dame is a football school, and football will always take precedence around here. I wouldn't have it any other way. But why not improve basketball when it's so easy to make a few positive changes?
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