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All the recent wartalk has been offset slightly by the creeping realisation that all is not well in the US or global economy. Speculation has arisen that the USA my not be able to maintain it s role as the motor of globalisation and global economic growth for much longer, an uncertainty exacerbated by the effect on oil prices that regional instability could create if and when the US/UK get their way with the UN, or bypass it, as is equally likely.
Domestically, the Fed and its guru Alan Greenspan have been busy these last few years with a steady outflow of interest rate cuts and reassuring sentiment designed to keep the US economy primed. However, the long boom of the 1990's might well be reaching a turning point, akin to the decline of Japanese economic performance after the 1980's.
Although the internal structure and global profile of the two economies are very different, there is a compelling similarity in the manner in which both sides have sought to kickstart their way out of each respective crisis. The common denominator has been consistent interest rate cuts as a means to overcome sluggishness, investor caution and declining consumer spending. In an economy where the free market is as much an end to live by in itself as it is a means to create wealth and prosperity, never mind a socially-responsible state, these interest rate cuts have become as much a confidence-building mantra as they are effective and vital economic policy.
As such, the US economy is slowly being hoist by its own petard, at least in its current guise. As interest rates are chipped away to approach zero, the question emerges; what then? These cuts allow the same structural problems to go unaddressed in a false reality where the Fed intervenes when the waters get choppy. If the Fed cannot rely on its regular medicine, then the US economy will need a dose of stimulus from another source.
Which brings us nicely back to the comparison with Japan. The crucial overarching difference between the Japanese and the US economies throughout post WW2 history is this: the Japanese have not had a significant defence and military sector to fall back on as a basis for contract allocation, R&D spin-offs, sales to rogue states such as the Iraq fighting the Ayatollah in the 1980's. Of course, Japan has revised this slightly over the last few years. But it remains under the American east Asia defensive umbrella – an area designated as integral to one of the more recent and economically-central military projects desired by Washington: Missile Defence. The expense involved here will outweigh fourfold the cost of running the entire State Department. More importantly, the costs incurred will put in perspective the cutbacks in Medicare and general welfare spending under the current administration, not to mention the rise in the numbers of Americans living under poverty line, something unknown for 8 years. As a devoutly neo-liberal theocracy, the Bush administration is firmly wedded to minimal state intervention in the economy – another mantra in the repertoire of economic confidence tricks. However, this one is a blatant lie, one of the enduring myths of the whole rightwing economic ideological edifice.
The reason that social spending remains low is that the money is reserved for other causes: missile defence, the War on Terror, military and financial aid to Israel, Egypt, Colombia, Indonesia and Pakistan. The other drain on the American coffers is imminent and will be immense. The cost of an attack on Iraq will be dependent on the scope of American ambitions. Should they involve "nation-building†as well as "regime-changeâ€, as they surely must, then any American close to the breadline had better get worried. Or perhaps not, given the paucity of money available to take Afghanistan out of the Stone Age. But that is another story, and one which might not have a happy ending should Karzai have to go cap-in-hand for much longer to real terrorist paymasters in the Gulf. Such is the way when an administration has more pressing expenses to deal with.
This, as the old adage goes, is about the economy, stupid. Although every conspiracy theorist around will tell you that attacking Iraq is about oil and imperialism. Well, it is and it isn't. Sure, these gains will be healthy bonuses should Saddam fall and the world's second largest oil producer be made safe for democracy, and should Bush's implicit desire to extend the scope of the war, if "regional instability†looms post-Saddam, come to pass. But there is another and possibly more compelling economic rationale for all this.
Looking at the new and incredibly under-analysed National Security Doctrine, the US is creating for itself the unique role of being justified, in its own eyes, in intervening anywhere in the world it deems fit with pre-emptive strikes on assumed aggressors, irrespective of international law, in particular Chapter VII of the UN Charter. And how is this about the economy, stupid? With Europe and Japan looking like spluttering engines of global growth, the USA needs to fan its own economic fire. What better way for a neo-liberal theocracy to do so than by priming the pump via a limitless war on zealots elsewhere on the planet. The neo-liberals hide the inadequacies of the system by de facto massive state intervention in the economy for ostensibly military purposes. That there now is a political-strategic doctrine underpinning all this means that in there will be a permanent fallback for an ailing US economy should it need one. This fallback will be an injection of deficit spending on a military expedition to thwart some threat to civilisation or axis of evil. That these threats can be contrived is not outlandish. There is no more need to attack Iraq now than there was 2, 5 or 7 years ago. But the rhetoric has created the apparent need. The new National Security Doctrine means to make this an ongoing thing.
After World War Two, the military spending and concomitant industrial revival banished 1929 and the Great Depression forever. Anachronistic as the comparison may be, the same medicine may be prescribed to the current situation. As the old saying goes, war is good for business, and close ties between the incumbent administration and big business now seem all the more significant as US warmongering gathers apace. Japan did not have the option of a huge military-industrial complex to fall back on to reinvigorate the economy. The US does and is using it as such. Yes, we are stupid to think that the economy is not central to all this. after all, the Kyoto Protocol was rebuffed by the USA on the simple grounds that it would hurt Bush's priority constituency – American business and the US economy. If the ecological future of the planet is of lesser importance than the well-being of the US economy, then these high priests of neo-liberalism can have no problems with going to war after war to keep this same economy on track.


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I believe his direct reference to [not] connecting with the Earth was to imply that mechanical ground path is not necessary to aiki. He moves quite freely when you try to grab him and never sticks to the ground.
Yes. And I agree, too. It's not necessary to connect ourselves to something we're already connected with. What Messico seems to be doing [in my language] is a lot of decoupling. He's taking elements that have been coupled together - such as grounding, uke/nage, arms/torso - and decoupling them. He's got his "octopus" arms, as he calls them. Showing people that they are free to move. That they are the center of the universe. Jeez, he sounds like something we've heard from some old Japanese man. : )
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All of this makes August an excellent month, and to celebrate, we're taking at a look at what's good and bad to buy for the next 31 days. (It's mostly good!) We waded through our archives of sales, coupons, and daily deals, and also looked to current product trends, to find out. Read our guide, and be sure to sign up for the DealNews Select Newsletter so you don't miss one of the best deals.
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When was the last time you accessed your credit profile and took the time to review the information in it?
It's easy to assume that your report is stellar because your past reviews indicated so. However, all it takes is one bad move on your part -- or that of a fraudster who has stolen your identity -- to lower your credit score.
Your credit report could also contain errors, which are commonplace these days, according to a Federal Trade Commission report released last year. As we previously told you:
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Most women discover ejaculation from internal vaginal stimulation of the G-spot, which is located about two inches inside her vagina on the upper wall (anterior wall). The G-spot area is typically rough textured and about the size of a nickel. The most common way to stimulate this area is to use two fingers and repeatedly do a "come hither" motion with firm pressure on the anterior wall. Keep in mind that her communication is valuable in order to make sure it's pleasurable and you're putting the right amount of pressure. While I find the come-hither digital stimulation to be good, I think a vibrating G-spot toy is much better. Consider some battery-operated assistance to allow you to focus more on connecting and being intimate with her.
Most women don't ejaculate the first time they try. It's often discovered on accident or after repeated attempts, if ever discovered. Make sure the pressure is off and there is no expectation or requirement of ejaculation for either of you. Simply enjoy the process and be happy you both are experiencing closeness, pleasure and sexual intimacy. For additional reading and video education, the best book/DVD combo is Tristan Taormino's book The Secrets of G-spot Orgasms and Female Ejaculation and DVD called The Expert Guide to Female Orgasms. That's your homework — read this book and watch this video. Class dismissed.
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One of my secret pleasures is to watch my wife have sex with another guy or girl. I get off on it, and she doesn't mind, but for obvious reasons, we don't tell anyone, but it works for us. Is there a name for this?
Unfortunately, I'm sure the comment box will have a lot of names for you and your wife. But don't listen to the negativity. What you both engage in as consensual adults are simply different from what others may do. Be happy, live harmoniously, screw the haters.
What you call your relationship and your experience of a threesome depends on your definition and subjective view of your situation. Some may say you have an open relationship, maybe a cuckhold if there are some humiliating aspects and a bull involved; others might see a touch of swinger in your relationship. It's up to you. From the sound of the relationship setup, I'd say you and your wife are involved in candaulism, which means a group of three persons in which two engage in sex and the third watches. What I like about this term is it simply identifies how many people are involved, who's having sex and who's watching. That's it. It's clean, direct and precise. It's irresponsible of me to label your relationship, and any term needs your subjective input and stamp of approval. There is your SAT word of the week, folks: candaulism. Hope you have candaulistic adventures in your past, present and future. The question now becomes: Would you rather be the voyeur or the exhibitionist in your candaulism?
How Many Orgasms Can A Woman Have In A Day?Dr. Chaves,
Are there really women who have 100 orgasms a day?
While it sounds like pleasure heaven, women who experience this appear to have a syndrome called Persistant Sexual Arousal Syndrome. There is little the medical community knows about PSAS, which is essentially uncontrollable, spontaneous arousal in the genital region that occurs continuously without sexual desire or libido present or associated. While most people think how great it would be having orgasms all day, what if they came without you having any control over them? What if the orgasms were painful, didn't satisfy the arousal and they affected your everyday life?
Those who struggle with PSAS often alter their daily routine to avoid potentially stimulating interactions such as driving a car, exercising, wearing certain clothing or materials, and even sex and masturbation.
PSAS was first discovered in 2001 and it's still being studied. There is little factual knowledge of its origins, but it's been speculated to be associated with circulation and blood flow, the nervous system, hormone treatments and certain medications. The treatments are relatively new and not standardized yet. There are surgical options that may desensitize and medications that have shown to diminish sensitivity and arousal. This YouTube clip features an interview done by DiscoveryHealth on a woman struggling with PSAS:


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Team USA's Ashton Eaton and Trey Hardee are well out in front of the decathlon field at the 2012 Olympics. Eaton and Hardee are first and second in the decathlon standings after the high jump, and significantly so.
Eaton, who set a new world record for points in the decathlon at the U.S. Olympic Trials, sits comfortably ahead of Hardee at 3698 points, which is 161 points ahead of Hardee's 3537. That lead is larger than Hardee's on Russia's Sergei Svirdov, who is in eighth place at 3380 points.
Hardee has a healthy lead on Belgium's Hans Van Alphen, in third with 3489 points. Van Alphen is two points ahead of Damian Warner of Canada, who sits in fourth with 3487 points.
Eaton placed first in the 100 meters and the long jump, and second in the high jump. Hardee has been in the top 10 in all four events so far.
Wednesday's final event is the 400 meters, which will wrap the first half of the decathlon.
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Albertina Carri�s second feature is a look at Argentina�s recent history from the perspective of a generation forced to mourn those of whom they have no recollection. Carri, who lost her parents to Argentina�s brutal military junta when she was three years old, travels through Buenos Aires with her crew to unravel the factual and emotional mysteries of her parents� life, disappearance and death. Traces of Carri�s family emerge, colored by sharply conflicting perspectives. Who were the Carris? How did they disappear? Were they blonde, brunette, parents, heroes or merely a fiction of those who remember them?
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This award-winning documentary reveals the struggles of the citizens of Maclovio Rojas in Tijuana, Mexico as they battle the state government�s attempts to evict them from their homes to make way for multi-national corporations seeking cheap land and labor. Filmmaker Beth Bird followed the fiercely determined residents for three years as they persistently petitioned the state for basic services like running water, electricity and pay for their teachers, only to be met with bureaucratic stonewalling. Eventually, several community leaders are targeted for persecution, and one is arrested while others are forced into hiding.
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On September 11, 1973, a military coup in Chile brought Augusto Pinochet to power, and over the next 17 years, thousands of women and men were taken from their homes- never to return. Since that time, Chilean women have danced the country�s traditional courtship dance alone, and LA CUECA SOLA has become a symbol of women�s struggle against the dictatorship.
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SENORITA EXTRAVIADA, MISSING YOUNG WOMAN tells the haunting story of the more than 350 kidnapped, raped and murdered young women of Ju�rez, Mexico. Visually poetic, yet unflinching in its gaze, this compelling investigation unravels the layers of complicity that have allowed for the brutal murders of women living along the Mexico-U.S. border. In the midst of Ju�rez�s international mystique and high profile job market, there exists a murky history of grossly underreported human rights abuses and violence against women. The climate of violence and impunity continues to grow, and the murders of women continue to this day. More
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Rayman: Origins was easily one of the prettiest games I played at E3 2011. Without a doubt, it continues to stand out in my mind as a pinnacle of beauty in 2D graphics development. Whether you're watching beautifully animated characters jump, swim, and punch, or a level packed to the brim with living things, platforms, and details, Rayman: Origins is jaw-dropping. Any opportunity to see more-- Oh! HEY! A Comic-Con trailer!
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I completely agree - what are they thinking with all of these horrible housing projects!!! It is destroying Palo Alto, and Mountain View. They are absolutely horrible looking - and I always thought our City Council made good choices until now. This type of building needs to stop!
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As ridiculous as housing costs have become, I am opposed to Measure D, which only opens the door to more of the same. I agree with Ventura PA neighbor.
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I definitely concur with this clear and objective description of the Maybell controversy.
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Cassmob at Family History Across the Seas, has introduced a series "Beyond the Internet" to highlight some of the sources for family stories beyond our computer screens. The latest theme focuses on Wills.
Feather bed, sheets and bedstead, desk and books, meal chests and corner cupboards - all items of personal value mentioned in the wills of my ancestors.
My great great great, great grandfather John Danson (1736-1821) made his will in 1813. It conveys something about his standing in the community, his level of education and confirmed the names of grandchildren. It is the little personal touches which give a picture on important possessions at the time - " I bequeath to my son Henry my desk and all my books...to my daughter Jennet, wife of John Bryning, my corner cupboard now standing in the parlour of my house and my meal chest in the room above
|John Danson's Will, 1813
The will of Henry Danson (1767-1839) is dated 1833, six years before his death. It is beautifully written in copperplate but very short on punctuation. The will brought first knowledge of two daughters - Ellen and Margaret (who predeceased her father) and the names of Margaret's five children. It also raised interesting questions as middle son Peter, unlike his brothers John and Henry, was not named as a legatee or executor. Was he perhaps not regarded as fit or suitable in some way ? Peter never married and in the 1841 and 1851 censuses was in the household of his brother Henry until his death in 1855.
- The will of John Bryning was written in 1779 and names four chlldren with some bequests listed below. What was unusual here was that the receipts for the legacies had also survived and been passed down through generations. .
To my daughter Margaret Bradbelt an annuity of £2 of lawful British money.
£5 each to the children of Margaret Bradbelt at the age of 21.
To my daughter Margaret and son John a pair of sheets and the rest of my bedding I give to my daughters Mary Cragg and Aliace Lythm.
- Another John Bryning died in 1855 at the grand age of 92. His will notes
To my grandson Thomas Bryning (the son of my son Richard) one feather bed with the bedsteads and bedding there unto belonging.
- Descendant Thomas Bryning died in 1886 at the age of 67, leaving a young wife Margaret 31 years his junior and two daughters aged 9 and 5. His will stipulated:
To my wife Margaret, my household goods, furniture, plate, linen and china, afterwards to pass to my daughters Agnes and Margaret.
A sum of two hundred pounds until my stepdaughter Mary Jane Roskell shall attain the age of 23 years....subject to her (my said wife) providing my said stepdaughter with necessary clothing and wearing apparel.
So if you are lucky to trace a will, you have a unqiue resource which can add so much to your family history story.


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Risk management is the proactive management of things that might screw up your projects, or your business. The trouble is, at least in my experience, that risks often aren't proactively managed. They may not be identified, or they might be identified, logged and nothing meaningful done about them. So how do you prevent risks from being something people just pay lip service too? How do you make sure they are captured, assessed, and actioned appropriately, so they don't bite you on the backside later?
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Here's a key matchup to consider in Sunday's game against the Lions:
Vikings interior offensive line vs. Lions DTs
Given QB Donovan McNabb's early-season struggles, it should come as no surprise that the Vikings need to establish RB Adrian Peterson early and often in the running game. However, that could be difficult given the matchup in the trenches this week.
The Lions have one of the most formidable DT tandems in the league with Corey Williams and Ndamukong Suh. Williams is an underrated player with good strength at the point of attack and deceptive quickness. Suh is arguably the strongest player in the league with great hands and excellent footwork inside. The line could become a true nightmare when first-round pick Nick Fairley recovers from his foot injury.
Power players usually give the Vikings' offensive line difficulties. Williams is expected to match up with Vikings C John Sullivan. Although Sullivan is a smart player who's good at adjusting the protections, he struggles mightily when having to deal with stronger linemen who can penetrate. Veteran OLG Steve Hutchinson will also see Williams often. Hutchinson's days of being a dominant lineman, though, have passed.
Suh is a mismatch for virtually everyone he lines up across from, and Anthony Herrera is no exception. Herrera has been an average to above-average right guard, but he could join the long list of linemen who've had long days dealing with Suh.
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Tazzla Institute for Cultural Diversity, Burbank, California, is a non-profit, 501c(3) California charitable and educational organization that was founded in 1993. Some of its activities can be viewed on its web site at www.tazzla.org. In 2007, Tazzla Institute initiated a new project in keeping with its commitment to educate American audiences about the African Amazigh (Berber and Tuareg) culture, "The Los Angeles Amazigh Film Festival." The third annual celebration of this festival will occur on Saturday, October 30, 2010 (Amazigh calendar year 2960).
The festival will celebrate the rich Amazigh culture of North Africa and the Sahara with film, music, and food. "Amazigh" is the original word for the Berber people and means "the free people". Imazighen are found in Egypt, Libya, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia , the Sahara Desert, Niger and Mali.The Festival, sponsored by the Department of Cultural Affairs, city of Los Angeles, the Amazigh Cultural Association in America (ACAA), and the Hagan Law Firm of Palo Alto and Los Angeles, will be held in Hollywood, at the Barnsdall Gallery Theatre and Art facility of the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, which sits on top of a hill in a beautiful park setting between Edgemont and Vermont on Hollywood Boulevard. The event will open at 5:00 pm. with a seven minute montage of photos set to music, created by Imazighen of Libya. The introduction by President of Tazzla Institute Helene E. Hagan will be followed by two documentaries: "Lost Art of the Sahara" (17 minutes) – Boilerplate Productions and Bradshaw Foundation, and a Swiss ethnographic film (2006) directed by Kathi von Koerber and produced by Kiakheya productions, shot in the Sahara desert of northern Mali ( "Footsteps to Africa: a Nomadic Journey" in Tamashek (Tuareg language) with the collaboration of the Tuareg people of northern Mali, and English sub-titles.
A tea reception catered by CHAMEAU, INC. of Beverly Hills will take place at 6:30 pm in the front patio of the theatre. It is a yearly feature which is very successful. Tazzla Institute for Cultural Diversity Amazigh Cultural Association In America City of Los Angeles Hagan Law All evening, The 2010 LAAFF Art Exhibit will showcase two special artists: philanthropist of Ojai Leslie Clark, who also makes her residence in Agadez, Niger part of the year. She heads the Nomad Foundation, a charitable organization which helps Tuareg and Waudabe people of northern Niger. Some of her superb artwork and a few artifacts from her boutique in Ojai, will be for sale, as well as CDs of Tidawt (Tuareg musical group of Niger). The reknown silversmith Moussa Albaka of Agadez, Niger will bring his exquisite jewelry designs and Helene E. Hagan's 2006 book "Tuareg Jewelry: Traditional Patterns and Symbols." will also be available. 7:00 pm – 7:30 pm
After refreshments, Dr Aomar Benslimane, President of the Amazigh Cultural Association in America (ACAA) will speak on ACAA contribution to the Amazigh Film Festival. ACAA is an international non-profit cultural organization registered in the state of New Jersey since 1992. It is organized and operated exclusively for cultural, educational, and scientific purposes to contribute to saving, promoting, and enriching the Amazigh (Berber) language and culture in the USA and abroad. More details on its activities over the years can be found at www.tamazgha.org. ACAA will be proud to announce its strong support to the Amazigh film festival and its intent to strengthen its commitment with Tazzla Institute for the purpose of educating the American audience on the Amazigh culture.
Rachid Bouksim, Director of the Issi N'Ourgh Film Festival of Agadir, Morocco will speak for a few minutes about the role of women in Amazigh Cinematography of Morocco. We are privileged indeed to host Mr. Bouksim who received a Tazzla Award last year at the L.A.A.F.F. festival for his tireless devotion to the development of the Amazigh cinema in Morocco.
Before the film festival resumes at 7:40 pm, we will have the rare pleasure to listen to a very special guest, Alhassane Fongounou, member of the Tidawt band of Niger, who will play a guitar solo for a few minutes. The festival will resume with a film (110 minutes) which has not been screened in Los Angeles before, but has made its mark on the international scene, "Asshak: Tales of the Sahara" by U. Koche, Catpics Productions, in Tamashek with English sub-titles. The film was made possible by the collaboration of Tuaregs of Northern Niger. Its exquisite beauty and dreamy quality are superb. After a short intermission, the festival will resume with a half hour Concert of traditional Amazigh music of the High Atlas of Morocco by two talented musicians, AZA performers Fattah Abbou and Mohamed Aoualou, North African band from Santa Cruz, Ca. 10 pm – 10:30pm.
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SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Big waves crashed along San Diego County beaches Thursday, and the biggest of them all were spotted south of Cardiff, forecasters said.
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The American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN), Aliso Viejo, Calif., recently recognized the Intensive Care Unit at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center Mainland Campus, Pomona, New Jersey with its silver Beacon Award for Excellence.
"Units that achieve this three-year designation meet national criteria consistent with Magnet Recognition, the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award and the National Quality Healthcare Award," says Vicki Good, RN, MSN, CENP, AACN president. ARMC's dedicated healthcare professionals join other members of the exceptional community of nurses who set the standard for optimal patient care. The Beacon Award for Excellence recognizes caregivers in stellar units whose consistent and systematic approach to evidence-based care optimizes patient outcomes. Those who receive this national recognition serve as role models to others on their journey to excellent patient and family care."
ARMC's Mainland Campus ICU earned the award by meeting the following evidence-based Beacon Award for Excellence criteria:
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Other Beacon Award designations include bronze and gold. Recipients who earned a bronze-level award show success in developing, deploying and integrating unit-based performance criteria for optimal outcomes; gold-level awardees demonstrate excellent and sustained unit performance and patient outcomes.
AACN will honor ARMC and other awardees at its National Teaching Institute & Critical Care Exposition in May, 2014 in Denver, Colorado.
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Established in 2003, the Beacon Award for Excellence offers a road map to help guide exceptional care through improved outcomes and greater overall patient satisfaction. U.S. or Canadian units where patients receive their principal nursing care after hospital admission qualify for this excellence award. Units that receive the Beacon Award for Excellence meet criteria in six categories: leadership structures and systems; appropriate staffing and staff engagement; effective communication, knowledge management, learning and development; evidence-based practice and processes; and outcome measurement. To learn more, visit www.aacn.org/beacon or call (800) 899-2226.
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Williams has been suffering from an aggravated sports hernia, which limited his role in the Texans' 34-28 overtime loss to the Ravens on Monday night. He has never missed a game in his NFL career.
OG Mike Brisiel (shoulder) and WR David Anderson (shoulder) were also placed on I.R.
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SANTA CLARA – You could argue Colin Kaepernick has been one of the worst starting quarterbacks in the NFL this season.
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Kaepernick was great Week 1 against the Packers but since then Kaepernick has posted Tim-Tebow-like numbers – 50 percent completions and a putrid 62 passer rating over the past four games.
Kaepernick looks disconcerted on the field. He is doing things young quarterbacks do – not going through the full progression, sensing pressure that isn't there and missing open receivers downfield.
General Manager Trent Baalke flipped over Kaepernick missing an open receiver Week 4 in St. Louis. Baalke was sitting in the Rams' press box near the writers. There was 1:23 left in the third quarter and the 49ers were winning 21-3. You could say the game was over.
The 49ers had the ball at their 5-yard line and it was second-and-5. Kaepernick faked a handoff to Frank Gore in the end zone, turned around and saw Vernon Davis sprinting wide open downfield on a corner route. Kaepernick stared at Davis and patted the ball twice but didn't throw it. Instead, he ran to the right and gained 4 yards.
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Name the 49ers' go-to passing play.
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Despite $215,000 in student loan debt, law graduate Andrew Carmichael Post is luckier than many.
After struggling for a couple of years following his graduation from law school at an unusually young age, he has been able to find full-time work, with benefits, as a computer programmer. Aided by a couple of other ventures, including a teaching gig, he is now earning a gross income of nearly $100,000 annually at age 24, the Los Angeles Times (sub. req.) reports.
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Three players scored in double figures as the Eagles fell to Florida, 94-60, at the O'Connell Center on Wednesday night.
Reed Baker (Naples, Fla.) led the Eagles with a team-high 15 points. Kyle Marks (West Palm Beach, Fla.) finished with 14 points and nine rebounds and Delvin Franklin (Houston, Texas) chipped in 12 points.
The Eagles falls to 2-6 overall, while Florida improves to 7-2.
FGCU went up 5-2 early in the first half, but the Gators responded with a 12-3 run with 13:47 left in the first half. The Eagles continued to fight back as they went on a quick 7-3 run to make the score 14-13 in favor of the Gators with 13 minutes remaining. The run was highlighted by a Franklin three-pointer and a pair of Marks dunks.
FGCU kept it close for the next nine minutes thanks to Baker's three-point shooting, before the Gators went on a 12-3 run to close the half and take a 37-29 lead into the locker room at halftime.
Baker led the Eagles with 15 first half points on 5-of-6 shooting from the long-range, while Alex Tyus led the Gators with 11 first half points. Florida outscored the Eagles in points in the paint 20-6 and also won the first half battle of the boards 24-15.
In the second half the Gators came out and hit FGCU with a 12-4 run to push their lead to 16 points. The Gators would stay in control for the rest of the contest as their defense forced the Eagles into 11 second half turnovers (18 total) as the Gators won by the final score.
For the game, the Eagles shot 23-of-55 (41.8 percent) from the field and 8-of-14 (57.1 percent) from behind the 3-point line, while Florida shot 50.7 percent (37-of-73) from the floor and 42.3 percent (11-of-26) from long range. The Gators won the battle of the boards and out-rebounded the Eagles 44-32.
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