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This alert discusses multiple patient safety incidents where use of a hot water bottle resulted in a burn injury to the patient. Two incidents are described in detail. In one case, Nurse A prepared a 60˚C hot water bottle because the lower body of the patient felt cold. The bottle was placed on both lower thighs. An hour later, Nurse B removed the hot water bottle, because the patient no longer felt cold. Ten hours later, the nurse noticed erosion and effusion on the lower thigh, and determined that a burn had occurred. Avoiding direct body contact with the hot water bottle was shown in the nursing practice instruction at the hospital, but this was not thoroughly known among nurses.
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Grilled Corn Salad...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite inspired by Diabetic Living
4 fresh ears of corn
1/2 cup bottled clear Italian or Caesar salad dressing
2 cups shredded fresh spinach
2 cups red and/or yellow cherry tomatoes, halved
2 teaspoons snipped fresh oregano or basil
2 tablespoons finely shredded Parmesan cheese
Fresh oregano or basil leaves (optional)
1) Remove husks and silks from corn. Brush with some of the salad dressing. Grill on the rack of an uncovered grill directly over medium heat for 15 to 20 minutes or until tender; turning often. (Or place in a shallow baking pan; bake in a 425 degree F oven for 30 minutes, turning once.) When corn is cool enough to handle, cut kernels from cobs (you should have about 2 cups kernels).
2) In a large bowl, combine corn kernels, spinach, tomatoes, and snipped herb. Add remaining salad dressing; toss gently to coat.
3) To serve, spoon corn mixture into 6 small mugs or bowls. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. If desired, top with oregano leaves. Makes 6 (1-cup) servings.
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WASHINGTON - The nation's top disease detective says impending budget cuts will make it harder to solve outbreaks, fight hospital infections and keep illnesses overseas from making their way here.
Dr. Tom Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, says his agency will lose more than $300 million at a time when public health already is struggling to keep up with new germs.
In Frieden's words, "Our threats aren't getting cut but our ability to respond to them is."
One example: Frieden says the cuts could constrain his agency's investigation of a worrisome tuberculosis outbreak in Los Angeles. Another example: CDC would have to cut funding for state and local health departments, impairing their ability to spot early warning signs of outbreaks.


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Wall Street is bullish on stocks in the year ahead. In 2013, equity analysts believe, the world's central banks will do their best to force reluctant investors to move their money out of bonds and into stocks.
Skittish investors may believe that the stock market is a place to avoid, but equities researchers are ignoring the noise of headline news and looking at the data. As a result, they're confident that Washington policymakers will resolve the fiscal cliff as Europe moves past the worst of its debt troubles and global central banks keep liquidity high and interest rates low.
"As we begin to observe evidence that policy is successfully stimulating growth, we expect to see the initial stages of the 'Great Rotation' from bonds into stocks later in 2013," writes the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Research team in a comment published Tuesday.
Morgan Stanley Deputy Chief Investment Officer Charles Reinhard is even more succinct: "Global equities are unloved, they're under-owned, and yet there are good opportunities out there."
Bonds Bad, Stocks Good
Outside of Wall Street, people keep insisting on putting their money into bonds, where even the riskiest securities are offering lower and lower yields. It will take some convincing, though, before investors will feel good about stocks.
"People are still nervous," said Neil Hennessy, chairman and chief investment officer with Hennessy Funds. "They've lost equity in their houses and retirement funds. But when everyone moves the same way, that's not where you want to be, especially in a nearly zero interest rate environment."
Since 2007, $1.12 trillion of retail investor money has flowed into bonds while stock outflows have totaled $399 billion, according to John Linehan, director of U.S. equity for T. Rowe Price, who noted in November that poor market sentiment has weighed on the U.S. large-cap value fund he co-manages even though it was up 10% for the year.
"There's a huge dichotomy between market sentiment and market performance," Linehan said. "Investors chase performance for the same reason that dogs chase cars. They can't help themselves."
Next year will be a "show me" year, says Michael Hartnett, chief investment strategist for BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research, when investors will watch for signs that an economic turn-around is truly happening.
"In the past five years, interest rates have been cut 443 times and global liquidity has jumped by $10 trillion. We believe 2013 is shaping up to be a 'show me' year, in which investors quickly demand to see evidence that policy easing is inducing a self-sustaining global economic recovery," Hartnett writes in an analyst note.
S&P 500 Index at Historic High in 2013?
Both S&P Capital IQ and BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research call for the S&P 500 index to reach 1,600 in 2013.
"Looking out to 2013, we think the '500' will likely challenge its all-time highs sometime in the first half, possibly reaching 1,600 or more," writes Alec Young, global equity strategist for S&P Capital IQ.
"Global economic growth is expected to pick up steam in the second half of the year, ultimately surprising on the upside and pushing the S&P 500 Index to 1,600, a new all-time high," says the BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research team.
Good Luck for Global Equities
"Lucky '13" will be the theme for global equities in 2013, according to the BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research team, which predicts that global equities will be the best-performing asset class next year.
The research team sees favorable global equity markets ahead due to powerful policy support for easing interest rates, reasonable valuations and receding tail risks. The U.S., European and Asian equity markets could see gains of 10% to 16% next year, they believe.
Similarly, Morgan Stanley Deputy Chief Investment Officer Charles Reinhard, who thinks global equities are currently unloved and under-owned, likes what he calls "global gorillas"–companies such as Pepsi, Tesco and Nestle that sell a lot of products to the growing middle classes in the emerging markets.
U.S. Sector Watch
Overall, Morgan Stanley has added to its already overweight equities position, Reinhard says.
The best sectors for investors next year look to be Consumer Discretionary and Health Care, which both have overweight recommendations from S&P Capital IQ's U.S. investment policy committee as of Tuesday. Sectors to avoid are Utilities and Materials, which both have underweight recommendations.
Consumer Discretionary is up 20.5% year to date, while Health Care is up 15.6%. Utilities are down 3.8% year to date, while Materials are up 7.2% year to date.
However, Morgan Stanley Deputy Chief Investment Officer Charles Reinhard favors what he calls "dividend aristocrats," which include utilities that have a longtime track record of regular dividend payouts.
Duke Energy, for example, paid a quarterly cash dividend on its common stock for the 86th consecutive year in 2012.
Meanwhile, co-portfolio manager Brian Peery of the Hennessy Cornerstone Mid Cap 30 institutional fund (HIMDX) likes Consumer Discretionary companies including Pier 1 Imports, Mohawk Industries and Whirlpool. He also favors the housing subsector within Consumer Durables, including homebuilders such as Standard Pacific and KB Homes.
"Next year, we think it's all about the consumer," Peery says. "The housing market is rebounding in a low to moderate growth environment. We expect GDP growth of approximately 2%."
The trouble, notes Peery's colleague Neil Hennessy, is that while consumers are buying goods at Pier 1, they're not ready to invest in Pier 1 stock. "Retail investors will get back into the market when interest rates go up," he says.


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Give your kids a trip into the past this holiday season with a trip to the Medieval Times dinner and tournament. Your family will love stepping into Medieval Times with its delicious food, daring sword fights, and saving the princess. Check out our review of the Myrtle Beach Castle and discount ticket codes.
I was given free tickets for our family to visit Medieval Times through US Family Guide, but all opinions and experiences are my own.
This Christmas my goal was to give my kids more memories and less junk. After 13 moves in 10 years, 2 floods, and a fire scare....we definitely don't need more junk. Instead, I wanted to give my kids fun memories to enjoy and look back on in years to come.
We've always wanted to go to Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament but have never lived close enough to actually go, so this Christmas, we were able to visit the castle and check that off our bucket list.
My boys and I loved every moment of our trip to Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament.
We wanted to enjoy the full experience in all ways, so we arrived at the castle in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina an hour and a half before the tournament began just as the doors opened. I'm so glad we did because we got a quick preview of the show as the King and the Princess arrived with their entourage. It really got us in the spirit and ready for some medieval fun.
As we came in the doors, we were assigned a knight to root for during the tournament by the color crown we were given. Then we took a group picture with the King or the Princess by the Royal Photographer. These were offered for sale later during the tournament if you want a fun memory to take home with you.
While we waited for the seating to begin, we got to wander around the outer courtyard that has all kinds of fun things to look at. My boys were enthralled by the real swords and knives that were on display to buy. If you had a little princess or prince, you could buy crowns and light up swords, but my boys were drooling over the Conan the Barbarian replica sword.
Once the doors were opened, we were seated in the Green Knight's section. The seating consists of long tables around a large arena where all the action takes place. Each of the place settings has a plate, soup bowl, and drink mug with the menu printed on the napkin so you knew what to expect for dinner and in what order. Notice that I didn't say there were any silverware since you'll be eating like they did in the medieval times--with your fingers. My boys LOVED that.
The Medieval Times people took a page out of my favorite party playbook and renamed all their foods with fun names like Dragon Blood soup as the serving wenches came around feeding you. It made things just a little more fun.
As the food was being served, the show began and we were introduced to all the knights and the story line of the castle. I loved that it wasn't just a bunch of fighting and showing off (although there was a lot of that much to my boys delight), but there was a little bit of a story weaved into the night's events.
We were able to see wonderful displays of horsemanship, falconry, and medieval knight skills. The horses train for years to be able to do the amazing tricks and feats that they showed with such ease. It was pretty cool to watch.
The knights did all types of fun shows of strength and skill as they participated in the tournament. After each contest, the Princess gave each knight several carnations to hand out to his supporters as we cheered him on. It was fun for the audience to feel like they were involved and rewarded for our loud cheering.
As the meal ended, we got to the "best part" according to my boys. Since the knights were using real swords with lots of sparks and attacking, a mesh safety net was lowered between us and the fighting and the Knights battled each other and the "bad guy".
While you could tell the fighting was pretty staged, there was enough sword clanging, sparks, rolling, and fighting to thrill my twelve and sixteen year old. I think they were in heaven and were trying to figure out how they could join the ranks of the kings Knights.
Unfortunately, the Green Knight didn't win the tournament, but we were still able to enjoy the show and save the Princess from the evil bad guy.
Once the show was over, we were able to go back into the outer courtyard and meet all the characters from the show. My boys were able to talk lots of "sword talk" with the knights and get all their autographs. It was funny to see them get all shy around the Princess who kept encouraging them to come over and talk to her, but they were much more interested in the knights.
We thoroughly enjoyed our time at the Myrtle Beach Medieval Times Castle and can't wait to go again. If you are looking for a fun experience for your little Princess or even your big Prince, I would definitely recommend a trip to your local castle.
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The OECD-GVH Regional Centre for Competition in Budapest is a joint venture between the Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH) and the OECD. Opened in February 2005, the Centre expands the OECD's work on competition in the Central, East and South-East European regions.
The Centre provides capacity building assistance and policy advice through workshops, seminars and training programmes on competition law and policy for officials in competition enforcement agencies and other parts of government, sector regulators, judges and others. The Centre also works to strengthen competition law and policy in Hungary and the GVH itself. » Calendar of activities
Topics of discussion
Topics addressed at the Centre include: competition case analysis; investigative techniques; competition principles in regulatory reform; judicial training; enforcement priorities; guidelines, policies, practices and procedures; frameworks for co-operation between enforcement authorities in the region; competition advocacy and communications tools; the relationships between competition authorities and sector regulators; and other themes within the general framework of competition law and policy.
Participating economies
The Centre's activities are aimed mainly at: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, North Macedonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kosovo*, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Montenegro, Romania, the Russian Federation, Serbia and Ukraine.
"* All references to Kosovo, whether the territory, institutions or population, in this text shall be understood in full compliance with United Nation's Security Council Resolution 1244 and without prejudice to the status of Kosovo."
Summary of activities
A detailed summary of the discussions and other activities held during the various events organised by the centre can be found in the centre's annual reports:
» View the 2017 annual report: English (pdf) |Русский (pdf)
» View the list of all past events and annual reports
The centre's newsletter includes brief reports on the centre's work as well as on meetings held by the OECD in Paris. It is also an opportunity for participating economies from Eastern and South‐Eastern Europe to exchange their latest experiences on competition law and policy issues.
» Download the July 2019 issue (also available in Russian)
Permanent URL: www.oecd.org/competition/budapestrcc
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If you have any questions, please contact Mr Renato Ferrandi, our competition expert in charge of the centre's activities
Renato Ferrandi
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Latin American and Caribbean Competition Forum
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