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Comms for @AssemblyDems and the Speaker. I visit here occasionally to mop-up disinformation.
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AWS Marketplace: A catalyst for streamlining healthcare operations and improving administrative efficiency | Amazon Web Services

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By Nick Miller, Matthew Jackson
| Amazon Web Services
Healthcare organizations face pressure to innovate rapidly while managing rising costs, addressing workforce shortages, and navigating complex regulatory requirements. At the same time, they must modernize legacy systems, improve patient outcomes, and enhance operational efficiency—all while maintaining the highest standards of security and compliance. The traditional procurement process for healthcare technology has been a significant barrier to innovation.
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Sacramento Kings are in the playoffs! Here’s what you need to know.

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By Nick Miller, Claire Morgan Verified
| KXJZ-FM (Sacramento, CA) Verified
After a not-so-sweet 16 years of hope-shattering disappointment, the Sacramento Kings will appear in the NBA postseason next week. The cowbells are out. The town is turning purple. It’s actually happening. The team’s postseason return marks the end of an ignominious streak, the longest in the NBA — and all of professional sports.
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LIGHT THE BEAM: The Sacramento Kings are going to the NBA playoffs

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By Nick Miller, Claire Morgan Verified
| KXJZ-FM (Sacramento, CA) Verified
The beam is lit. The Sacramento Kings ended the longest playoff drought in NBA history Wednesday, clinching a spot with a 120-80 win over the Trail Blazers in Portland. The Beam Team put an end to its infamous 16-year long playoff drought, which was the longest active streak of any major sports team in the nation. The last time the Kings appeared at a playoff game was in 2006, and the team hasn't won a playoff series since 2004.
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