Monday, June 19, 2017

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We offer scheduled and private tours, all narrated by a professional tour guide and

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On our four-hour African American Heritage tour, you will hear great stories and never

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GU MVD of Russia in Moscow detained a GANG of PSEUDO DOCTORS (19.06.2017) - Duration: 1:21.

for which he was detained?

cheated pensioners?

- Yes

how ?

- called on the phone ...

- then what did?

- Presents a physician?

- no..

physician assistant?

- Nicholas ..?

- no .. Nicholas

- What exactly is?

- well, different ..

- different names ..? that reported?

they Oncology sick?

and they need to undergo treatment?

- learned just at home or not ...

- for what ?

- base did so ...

- what they were doing ?

- base do so ..

- do, and then cheated pensioners ...

correctly ?

- Yes

- for which he was detained?

- I do not know

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How to Use the Reason Code Lookup Tool for Top Claim Errors (Part A, FQHC, HH+H) - Duration: 1:55.

Hello and welcome to the Reason Code Lookup Tool for the Top Claim Errors tutorial video.

This video will assist Federally Qualified Health Centers and Part A and Home Health

and Hospice providers with utilizing this tool for their denials.

To begin, you must access the Part A, Federally Qualified Health Centers, or Home Health and

Hospice option on the welcome page of www.NGSMedicare.com.

Next, click the Provider Resources tab in the top navigation bar, and then select the

Calculators and Tools link.

Once you are on the Calculators and Tools page, scroll down until you see the Reason

Code Lookup Tool for the Top Claim Errors and click the icon.

Let's enter reason code 39928.

After entering this code into the Reason code field, click Submit for the information to

display.

With this tool, you are able to view the description of the most common claim error reason codes,

tips to correct the error, tips to avoid this error in the future, and any related resources

for the denial, rejection, or return to provider codes.

To check another reason code, simply enter the reason code and click submit.

Begin using the tool today and save valuable time by quickly getting the answers you need!

Stay tuned to the National Government Services YouTube channel for more opportunities to

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What's The Best Spot To Live On Earth? - Duration: 3:44.

Hey there!

Welcome to Life Noggin.

Imagine being able to move anywhere on Earth.

Where is the best spot to live?

Sure, everyone has different preferences — like being in a cold versus a warm climate — but

most people can agree that they want to live a long, safe, and happy life.

And science can help find the best place for that.

There are tons of studies about where you humans live the longest.

But any measure of life expectancy is just an estimate.

We can't actually know how long you'll live until you…

well, die.

And that's a problem.

If we only study the lifespans of people who've already died — say, everyone born in 1890

— that won't help us figure out today's life expectancy.

We now have better medicine, housing, and sanitation than back then.

So instead, scientists use probability.

They predict how likely it is someone will reach a certain age based on current trends

and conditions.

The countries with the longest lifespans all have strong economies, good access to healthcare,

and generally healthy diets.

Monaco takes the top spot… it's citizens live to be an average of over 85 years old.

In Japan and Hong Kong, the average is over 83 years.

But these numbers could change if a disaster hits or a war breaks out.

For somewhere to be the best place, it also has to be safe.

Japan is at a high risk for disasters because gets a lot of earthquakes and floods.

Even more vulnerable are the islands in Southeast Asia and the central Pacific, which face earthquakes,

storms, and increasing sea levels.

Many of these countries don't have the resources or infrastructure to deal with disasters.

This is important because the same size storm could topple buildings in one place while

leaving another without much damage.

The safest nations are the ones where natural disasters don't happen often, but if they

did, the country could handle them.

Topping the list are Saudi Arabia, Malta, and Qatar.

And they are also some of the happiest.

It's tough to study happiness because it means different things to different people.

So scientists at the United Nations came up with six criteria that apply to every country:

wealth, life expectancy, corruption, social support, freedom to make your own decisions,

and generosity, or how much people donate.[ They talked to people in 150 countries, and

the happiest were in Norway, Denmark, Iceland, and Switzerland.

So which one is the best place to live?

Well, there is one country that ranks near the top in just about every study: Iceland.

It's not only happy and peaceful, but it makes the top 10 in life expectancy and in

safety from natural disasters.

So Iceland is the best!….

Maybe.

It's probably more important to go based on where you feel most comfortable.

For me, that's the cozy insides of this computer.

Where would you move if you could go anywhere?

Let me know in the comments below.

Have you ever wondered where the best place on Earth is to eat?

Well, that might take a while to find out, but in the meantime, check out the new show

Food Groups from our friends over at Thrillist, where they explore some of the best places

to eat all over the U.S.

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GU MVD of Russia in Moscow detained a GANG of PSEUDO DOCTORS (19.06.2017) - Duration: 1:21.

for which he was detained?

cheated pensioners?

- Yes

how ?

- called on the phone ...

- then what did?

- Presents a physician?

- no..

physician assistant?

- Nicholas ..?

- no .. Nicholas

- What exactly is?

- well, different ..

- different names ..? that reported?

they Oncology sick?

and they need to undergo treatment?

- learned just at home or not ...

- for what ?

- base did so ...

- what they were doing ?

- base do so ..

- do, and then cheated pensioners ...

correctly ?

- Yes

- for which he was detained?

- I do not know

SUBSCRIBE. Leave a comment

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John J. Sbrega, Ph.D. - Celebrating a Legacy - Duration: 16:26.

With a deep sense of humility,

of profound respect for this magnificent institution,

especially its extraordinary community of colleagues in learning,

and inspired by the great academic chain of being

that's been forged throughout the ages,

I humbly and eagerly accept the presidency of Bristol Community College.

With unqualified commitment and

boundless enthusiasm, I dedicate myself to

this College and to this community.

I first met Jack in the fall of 1999.

He was one of the people we invited to come to the

college to be interviewed for the position.

I think right off the bat he made

a very good impression on a lot of people.

Well it had a great history under

President Farley and before that President Hudnall.

It's ideally located in terms of a

community college, I think, with now

they call them gateway cities.

I don't think they call them that then.

Low levels of literacy, low levels of

educational attainment.

This is ideal position for a community college

and I wanted to be part of that growth

One of the most important things is location. location, location.

And it has to be nearby, accessible, and easily obtained for the students.

And that was a big lesson for me.

Community college campuses

have played an instrumental role in the

revitalization of the downtown area.

And I know, and I'm very confident that

that will happen here in New Bedford as well.

We're part of the community.

We're not just in this city, we're of the city.

I thought that what would happen by

opening a campus in New Bedford would be simply,

to move current BCC students

who lived in New Bedford, simply closer to home.

And not necessarily a great influx of new students.

And how wrong I was.

We surveyed the students in New Bedford and

some 60% had not been in higher education,

and let alone not being at BCC.

I used to hear from a lot of people in New Bedford

that wanted to take courses that they just couldn't get

to Fall River because of transportation.

Because a lot of our students that go to

our New Bedford campus, they don't have cars

You can't rely on public transportation to come to Fall River.

But because it was right there and they got

programs that they can do on weekends.

It's very affordable to a lot of people

in New Bedford who might not have had a chance to go to college.

In addition, this partnership, at first with the

Princeton Review and then with Higher Education Partners, HEP,

enabled us to form a very productive public-private partnership

that was a pioneering effort

and attracted a lot of attention.

We were able to put in state-of-the-art labs.

Expand our nursing program. Open up some other health programs.

As well as our liberal arts and other offerings that we normally do.

We're standing in front of a literally a dream that's come true.

The opening of our Bristol Community College center at Attleboro.

This center is the fulfillment of our dreams

and will be a place where dreams come true for countless area learners.

BCC has had, and still continues to have,

a tremendous impact in Attleboro.

Mayor Judy Robbins at the time and I

were anxious when Jack contacted us.

He was very pro trying to do something in Attleboro.

And we are very excited that he had shown an interest.

We were able to get this Texas Instrument campus building.

And it's worked out just terrific. We have remodeled it

to state-of-the-art equipment and labs

befitting what the residents of greater Attleboro need for their education.

This is a perfect opportunity for us.

It was a great place for the convenience of our residents.

It's a great economic development tool for the city.

And it's been a resounding success.

What a milestone event for Bristol Community College.

We're very pleased to

welcome you to this brand new Taunton center.

Bristol Community College Taunton Center at the Silver City Galleria Mall.

Taunton again we went through a number

of buildings and the financing just didn't work out.

And then all of a sudden this idea came open at the mall.

Another public-private partnership.

A pioneering project that kind of broke the mold, if you will.

And they got a lot of attention.

A lot of publicity as we moved into the mall and it's state-of-the-art.

The impact on the community in Taunton is

I just can't say enough about what BCC has

done for our families our children's moms and dads.

I've had the good fortune to go visit some of the classes at BCC.

The impact in terms of their employment opportunities

and their self advancement has just been incredible.

I think people will look back on this day as a kind of a turning point.

Here is another step for Bristol Community College.

And I'm just very excited about this.

Workforce development and adult basic education

and English for speakers of other language.

Those areas are crucial in economic development.

You can't go very far without earning

that high school equivalency.

Or being able to communicate in English.

And also being trained as a worker.

Businesses may not necessarily know about it,

but they rely on the work product

that comes out of the facility on Davol Street.

There are many colleges that I have learned that say

that they have a workforce center.

Or say if they have a workforce academy or an Institute.

There is nothing like what has been created here at Bristol Community College.

I've always believed that higher education

should not only profess what should be done.

What the community should do about this topic or that topic.

But we should model it and do it ourselves.

It's important that the college stand as a

beacon for the importance of sustainability.

We've showed that it could be done.

And there is a bit of an investment cost.

But it's quickly paid back in the outcome.

For example, the solar panels provide 70% of the electrical costs of the campus.

The new building is zero. So it costs nothing

to the College to maintain if you will

in terms of electricity and utilities.

So it is something that we're very proud of.

We have to be of the community,

not just in the community.

A part and parcel of the community and that means going to

these events and being attuned to what

what the needs are throughout the community.

It helps us with our programming but it also ensures in them,

them, the people in the community,

that BCC is standing by as a resource to help any way we can.

I wanted to marry faculty research interests

with the needs of the community and the college.

To have a particular interest that fits in

with the community is very important and or betters the college.

So some of the examples of the Presidential Fellowship:

The Luso Centro was the first one.

And it turned out to be still going strong

today and marries the great Portuguese

Luso-speaking culture that we have in the whole region.

You know if you're teaching five classes,

if you have a lot of committee work,

or if you're doing some of the other release time work,

there really isn't the time to pursue a particular thing.

So I really appreciated the fact that that I had those opportunities.

And that he provided those opportunities.

Our Trustee chair,

Joseph Marshall is a Vietnam veteran

and he was instrumental with getting us some

funding to move forward with a veterans center.

We're very excited about that

and continue to strengthen the services that are available to our veterans.

We also have a Multicultural Student Center,

the Women's Center.

We are very excited about all this.

We're expanding the health center.

These are all student services at this point.

I hope that we can expand it in the future into community services.

I wanted to marry BCC with the community

and recognizing the great achievements of Dr. King.

But also in a larger scale, to become a warm and welcoming

environment for all points of view.

And I'm very proud of that the

community breakfast continues to this day.

And we have a course, a free course

for community people on the writings and speeches of Dr. King.

And I thought it was a wonderful way to honor him

and demonstrate BCC's commitment to diversity.

The idea is to promote community feeling about BCC.

Every game we're in the newspaper about BCC.

And it is a recruiting tool

You know what is very important is that not

just for the athletes but for faculty

and staff and other students who come to the games.

And they get into the spirit.

It's been one of the heart warming things of my career

to see dedicated faculty and staff and students

coming to the games regularly.

There are probably a hundred thousand people in Bristol County

who have taken college classes,

improve themselves, improve the lives for their families,

improve their community, because of his leadership.

That's personal impact. That's civic impact.

It's community impact that makes us stronger and better able to compete.

More and more people have come to realize

the importance and the value of community colleges.

The affordability for their

children and other students who want to

see in price comparisons and the quality.

It is no good unless there's great quality.

And we have the best faculty in the world here.

Since I came here President Sbrega has been nothing but super supportive.

I mean we have facilities that rival most four-year institutions.

So we have state-of-the-art equipment.

We've always had his support

in traveling to various conferences and training opportunities.

So I can't say enough about how supportive he's been

of the life sciences and biotech specifically.

His thing has always been

about the students and...

it's the present the future students the present students and the past students.

One of the things that I think

the students really like about him is that

he's very involved with the student body.

So he'll have maybe like an

International Day or orientation or just

like a club event and he's always there

you know talking to students getting their concerns.

So I think I think his leadership and

just his presence in general is going to be very missed.

When I met with Jack, he was the reason

why I actually came to BCC.

I had really researched the position.

I had researched the college. And it truly is a BCC family.

And he was responsible for that.

Jack has an addiction to popcorn.

He loves popcorn. When he has a bad day

if I'm around I know, I always made him some popcorn.

And he very much enjoyed that.

Try to give him the low sodium the low, you know,

a little bit of butter not much butter.

The healthier one. But he loves popcorn.

And not too many people know that.

Well I believe he has the same thing for lunch every day.

And I don't know if that's okay to share that, but.

And it's a lovely lunch but it's a homemade bread that his wife makes him.

And he has that every day for lunch if he's in the office.

Large paper clips.

Yes, yes, oh yes, yes, he wants large paper clips.

The large. The jumbo.

No. He does not like those little ones. No.

I think his dedication and devotion to

BCC has been absolutely outstanding and unsurpassed.

He really...He lives, eats, and breathes the collage.

And no matter is small enough that

he will take it on. And, you know,

whether it's a student and faculty or staff,

you know he'll...He as well, as our office,

you know we are trained to help anybody who

comes through the door or calls us

at least direct them to the appropriate

person. And Jack takes it beyond, you know.

He really takes everything to heart.

And everything really means so much to him.

It was an honor and a pleasure to work with you and the BCC family.

I hope I lived up to your expectations.

Have a wonderful retirement with Jo-Anne and your family.

He was the community's president.

I mean he was the guy who walked around talk to everybody,

knew everybody. Wasn't up in his ivory tower.

Just you know, ruling. He he he considered everybody a friend.

My wife has just been unbelievably...

Throughout my whole, our whole marriage of 43 years.

She's been just wonderful.

Wonderful understanding uh-huh.

Some of the things... Oh, I got a meeting I have to go to tonight.

There were a lot of family sacrifices that were made.

I think, you know the kids always knew that dad

taught them to follow their dream and

for them to be a part of fulfilling his

dream was just a really important piece to them as well.

Everything about him makes me very proud.

From being a young kid to being an adult,

we've watched him work so hard.

Where...Even when we would be playing

games he'd show up in a suit and tie

because he'd be at a meeting and he

he wouldn't miss it for anything.

He's always always been there for us and

that's when I'm proud of the most.

Being a father now. A father of four. I look back on

many kind of subtle lessons he taught, so.

I draw on his fatherhood more than ever now.

I'm not sure where are we going to go.

I mentioned to Jo-Anne that I would like to

volunteer in the Children's Museum.

As soon as I said I'd have those children

marching lockstep down the hall you know

and get them in order. She said you're

you're not going anywhere near that place.

The first thing he needs to do is

clean out his files, Jack.

And then I hope he's going to be able to find some time

and maybe get into some of his Vietnam history as well.

I'd like to see him do whatever he wants.

Because and I think he

can achieve anything he puts his mind to.

I'd like to see him be with his

grand kids all the time because he absolutely adores them.

Babysit. Babysit or help coach Little League.

We forward to having him around a lot more.

He could do a lot of things probably.

I think he should just like stay here

because he's done a lot of hard work.

Congratulations Grandpa!

As you can imagine there's a long list of

things I'd miss. But perhaps most important

is the personal relationships.

Working with such wonderful people.

I don't mean personal friendships but just

personal knowing all the faculty and the

staff and the students.

I'm going to miss that's going to be a

big void in my life upon leaving.

It's been wonderful just walking outside,

talking to people outside the office.

Talking to people around the campuses

it's been a great thrill for me.

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When is the right time to make a change? - Duration: 1:28.

When is the right time to make a change in career or relationship? Usually it's our unhappiness.

We're unhappy, we're motivated by pain. The people who come to my office

for my help are suffering usually. No one brings up because they just want to have

a chat or so. People come because they are so unhappy in their

marriage that they want to get a divorce but they love their children, they feel they

shouldn't get a divorce. Or they feel they would want to leave their job

but they can't leave their job because what are they going to do - they have to

support their family or their children or look after an elderly parent or

something. Or they in a conflict about their sexuality or they're in a conflict

about something that they've done perhaps in the world, that they are

ashamed of something criminal. And so people come because they're in pain

That motivates people: our pain, our suffering

makes us want to change and it drives us forward.

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ESTÁTUA DA AMÉRICA DO SUL // STATUE OF SOUTH AMERICA - Duration: 11:03.

[Music]

Okay right behind me is the 'America do Sul Statue'. So this is a statue - right there -

It's right in between the two medians of the road. And it's right in this mall complex called

Tres America.That means '3 Americas' and they're probably talking about

North, Central, and South America. and at Sonoma the small and if we go look

around the sides of the statue there's three people or there's like three years

of people that they're shown so there's no in the Native Americans from USA is

showing the Mayans Guatemala and then they're showing the local group called

the guayabo de from here in the same method Rosa so the city square la is the

Brazilian state of mato grosso

description plaque it talks about how the statue represents the resistance

against slavery colonialism by other nations that are coming to the Americas

from USA we have the Native Americans being owned by the Europeans and then in

Guatemala the Mayans were taken over by the Spanish conquistadors and then here

in cuiabá the glaad quotas were taken over as well and luckily we actually

have the stature of the Jim and finally finally the cyanide I don't know how

much we're going to be able to kill it

right on with okay we're definitely not in Milan Sofia

actually we can put the actual but it'll be on purpose

I guess let's make it to ride off Oh

although

and sir

lay around okay we're good enough we're going to go

in and do a half

what I seriously

I think they ran out of time trying to kill the grocery

a theory

oh my god

I've never had to happen before damn forgot there's a time one

okay we're going to edit Jim again all I want to do is kill that pussy because

don't something I couldn't even do anything to it I went there and I found

I found the dudes that I should have tapped West and I eat named them yet so

they all do that they'll do fast attack and the other wall then we guys are just

too close yeah extra got wet

I put that up there

I'll bring another score of the boys are gonna wreck me so we're just trying to

get past this what is only one do well count that as a win

let's do it yes

oh we did not even take one Pokemon out okay I got to do it again I gotta get

some I gotta get some revives up in here oh my god tonight yes I see the new guys

or my finesse or only catch them yeah actually I don't think any of these

desn't it we've got all these guys of Brazil there was a Sneasel dog but I

want to get one of these pussies out blisters are tough because glitzy right

on glitzy okay I'm going to I'm gonna get a lineup

we're going to kill three Pokemon subscribe okay we got a new lineup we

need to first the two-player in take out the first pussy he's a bit for it

hopefully to take on the ride up then I got to in last time been boiled almost

dead and intensive to finish up off the right on them maybe still count hair

crops to get the second let's see how it goes

no we got killed okay so we took out one Pokemon that's

fine I was my goal now I won't go catch Linda walk around we've got some road

down there too like a I take a highway overpass

I don't walk back then we can get a lot of good guys here that's not a battle

zone I just railing to hold the camera

and we're close to the close to the statue over there so you can reach us

for the gym we got steel dues okay so I didn't know

those but lit these doors is knowing as they offer those bases are dissolve like

these are never attack the gym so so that's why that's why they're fixing

them I think they're going to prevent like multiples the same species for

being in there yeah I need some revive from getting rekt cited whoopsie well

Tula we want Charmander yeah

so it's nice out right now I think it's like 90 92 today but but no humidity

like it feels timeless barely was almost zero class and I was happy I was

comfortable so it's good yeah we got to try Amanda to defend Annette is this one

new I don't know

I'm going to go to meet up later meet up with a bunch of you guys here and we uh

and we're going to go going to play around the mall and apart and thing is

two parks next around where we're going to be so it'll be fun meet a bunch of

people and hopefully some people can tell me what some butea do we got sued

all these Simpson here are red there there's the university over here

and where we were I see HDI USMC story where our first episode here that looks

like the university is all yellow and it looks like outside the university is I

oh I think these are level 10 thanks dad you feel like it back in this tune

I need some excuse to get rid of all my revised we got Gyarados our lack okay so

it looks like we're all going to get to the Gyarados and Sarlacc but if i load

with three Jolteon I could have a chance to that's my life I mean for the

Garrity's where we are going to load up your Joe feel

I think we're only gonna get to Gyarados and like Cassatt Snorlax we're going to

see what happened why don't you film expanding now go heal up that near

that's someone else

I was actually surprised at how get the dolt behind it because the Garrity's

like double with CP Logan is

I can't attack no no this is that level cut go on but what I need to do is I

need stronger dude so I'm going to try and do a lucky egg evolution creep

tomorrow if you can get anger get a bunch of XP

buckle up we can catch stronger guys

Oh

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for which he was detained?

cheated pensioners?

- Yes

how ?

- called on the phone ...

- then what did?

- Presents a physician?

- no..

physician assistant?

- Nicholas ..?

- no .. Nicholas

- What exactly is?

- well, different ..

- different names ..? that reported?

they Oncology sick?

and they need to undergo treatment?

- learned just at home or not ...

- for what ?

- base did so ...

- what they were doing ?

- base do so ..

- do, and then cheated pensioners ...

correctly ?

- Yes

- for which he was detained?

- I do not know

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