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2012 Part A Funding Opportunity Announcement Technical Assistance Call
2012 Part A Funding Opportunity Announcement Technical Assistance Call
See Grants.gov (HIV Care Program Part A HIV Emergency Relief Grant Program, HRSA-13-155) for application information.
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Question 1: Is prior approval required for HIV testing under EIS?
Answer: Yes, prior approval is required in order to fund HIV testing under EIS. Applicants must submit a request via the EHB that documents EIS funds will supplement and not supplant existing funds for HIV testing.
Question 2: There seems to be an inconsistency between the question on Page 21 (2a) in the guidance and the review criteria on Page 44. The FOA/guidance asks for a description of the activities but the review criteria requires the grantee to describe the associated timeline and responsible party for each action, in addition to providing a description of the respective activities. Please clarify.
Answer: In the Plan Section of EIIHA, 2) B. Plan (page 22), applicants are asked in (2)(b) to describe the respective activities to address Cultural Challenges that obstruct awareness of HIV status, and include the timeline(s) and responsible parties for each activity.
Question 3: Applicants are asked to describe the role of Outreach in the promotion of routine HIV screening; however there is no mention of Outreach in the review criterion of Page 45. Please clarify.
Answer: Applicants should describe their essential activities. The guidance may ask the applicant to provide information that helps reviewers have a broader understanding of the applicant's program. As a result, there is not always a 100% direct cross-walk between the narrative and criteria; it is incumbent upon applicants to "paint a picture" of their program in response to the guidance requirements. ORC reviewers are made aware of this expectation.
Question 4: In the "Identifying" portion of the EIIHA section, the grantee is asked to describe how they will coordinate with other Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Parts. The review criterion on only asks grantees to discuss Part B. Please clarify.
Answer: Grantee should discuss coordination among all Ryan White Program Parts, but we do have an interest in Part B given the common legislative requirements for both programs.
Question 5: The FOA asks grantees to provide a list of planned services that meets the 75% core medical services requirement regardless of whether the applicant has received or intends to apply for a core medical services waiver. Explain how the grantee is to respond if they are requesting a waiver.
Answer: Grantees who have received or intend to apply for a core medical services waiver will submit a planned services table that addresses the 75% core medical services requirement. In addition, if those services are different from the table that reflects compliance with the 75% core medical services requirement, the grantee must also submit a table that reflects the results of the priority setting and resource allocation process. This means that some grantees will be submitting two planned services tables. The grantee will submit one table that reflects the results of the P & A process (without the waiver) and one table that is consistent with the waiver request.
Question 6: On page iii, the FOA indicates that the most recent service definitions can be found at a web link that takes the reader to the RSR instruction manual for 2010. There have been updates. What is the link with the most recent definitions?
Answer: The most recent service definitions can be found in the RSR Instruction Manual. The manual has been updated for 2011 and we'll be updating it again, for 2012, probably by the end of this summer.
The correct link is: http://hab.hrsa.gov/manageyourgrant/files/hab2011rsrinstrmanual.pdf
Question 7: Table 5 asks grantees to report on the availability of public funding for HIV/AIDS related care services from Federal, State and Local sources. Please clarify how HRSA defines the difference between "Other Community-Based Primary Medical Care" that differs from those under "Ambulatory/Outpatient Medical Care".
Answer: Section 1) C. Impact of Part A Funding: Funding Mechanisms requires applicants to submit, in Table 5, a report on the availability of public funding for HIV/AIDS related care services from Federal, State and Local sources. A list of service categories is provided. Ambulatory/Outpatient Medical Care services that are not provided in a community based setting may be listed in category (a), Ambulatory/Outpatient Medical Care. Medical services provided in a community based setting may be listed in category (d), "Other Outpatient/Community Based Primary Medical Care Services" category.
Question 8: In the Grantee Accountability Section, grantees are requested to provide information about planned site visits for FY 2013. Page 50 of the review criteria requests the same data from FY 2012. Which date is correct?
Answer: The guidance is correct; there is an error in the review criteria. Grantees should provide information on planned site visits for FY 2013.
Question 9: Are there any notable changes in the EIIHA requirements for FY 2013?
Answer: The only thing that is different/new in FY2013 FOA's EIIHA section is we are asking the grantee to describe the progress made. During the past two years, we mainly asked about "their plan".
Question 10: The list of categories provided on the template for "Other Funding" did not include EIS and case management. Where should these items be reported?
Answer: Our recommendation is to add another line to the form to capture other funding streams.
Question 11: FOA indicates that we must submit one-year budgets for each subsequent budget year in the project period. How does this apply to Part A since we only have a one-year project period?
Answer: You are to provide a full one-year budget along with your budget narrative. That is template language in the FOA that pertains to other programs.
Question 12: EHB does not have a specific portal to submit a prior approval for EIS. How do we submit this request?
Answer: In the prior approval drop down list, select "Other" and title it EIS HIV Testing Funding Request. Your Project Officer will receive notification that the request was submitted and will review it for approval.
Question 13: Do we only need to submit resumes for new staff positions? Are biographical sketches in the staffing plan for all current staff sufficient?
Answer: Yes, you are correct. You only need to submit resumes for new staff. Biographical sketches for current staff are sufficient.
Question 14: Can we use the HIV testing and awareness data that we submitted in the most recent FY 11 Progress Report which covered the period of March – February? Or do I have to ask the State to re-run the data based on the calendar year as requested in the FOA?
Answer: You can use the data that you already have. We are currently looking at our progress report to ensure that we are not asking for duplicate data in the application in future years.
Question 15: Who should answer question 5D on page 39 – planning and resources for newly designated TGA?
Answer: An instruction box was left off. Our intention is that 5C would be for Baton Rouge, LA and Charlotte, NC and 5D for Columbus, OH.
Question 16: On page 12, the description under Other for the budget states that in some cases rent and utilities fall under this category if they are not included in an approved indirect cost rate. In the past, we received guidance that rent and utilities must be included in Administration and are subject to the 10% cap. Does this still apply?
Answer: It still applies. If you have a specific question, call your project officer and they will work through any possible exceptions to that requirement with you.
Question 17: Regarding 4C Grantee Accountability, we will not have data regarding site visit findings at the time of the application because our EMA site visits are scheduled to take place September through February. Should we reference the previous year's findings or do we just identify that we plan to conduct site visits during the grant year?
Answer: Our recommendation is that you include information on any completed site visit that you made by the time you submit your application. However, if you haven't, you should discuss your site visit work plan and any particular concerns that you have regarding program implementation of your providers. Your response can be a combination of past findings as well as your upcoming plan.
Question 18: Is it expected that the grantee identify specific amounts of the unallowable charges or is it acceptable to identify that all unallowable charges identified during program monitoring will be recouped prior to the end of the grant year?
Answer: Our recommendation is that you provide specific data whenever possible. If there are unallowable charges connected or tied to a specific service category or provider, you need to be able to document that information. However, if you do not have that information at the time of the application, then you should provide the cleanest information you have and an explanation for any data you don't have. Remember, you should always try to provide specific data.
Question 19: Can we integrate service categories into the same table as long as we label what is MAI for the Implementation Plan 2013? Or do you want two separate tables, one for Part A and one for MAI?
Answer: We would prefer that you integrate MAI into your Implementation Plan, but clearly label it.
Question 20: Sometimes at the local level we have trouble getting travel approved. HRSA indicated on the last TA call that a letter would be sent out stating that travel to the AGM is mandatory for grantees. Will you be sending out this letter?
Answer: We will commit to getting a letter out regarding mandatory participation in the Ryan White 2012 Grantee Meeting to all of our contacts in the near future.
Question 21: Should testing data for EIIHA be reported for the Chicago EMA or just the city of Chicago?
Answer: Data should include the entire EMA.
Question 22: What does coordination mean with other Ryan White Parts?
Answer: For example, if you have standing meetings with other Part C funded or prevention funded entities, having EIIHA as an agenda item to discuss and share what's being done by each other and opportunities to work together is a form of coordination and collaboration.
Question 23: Is the page limit 90 or 100 pages?
The HRSA Office of Federal Assistance Management has approved a 100 page limit for this FOA.


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Donegan, another strong defensive midfielder, had a fine first season with the Mules by scoring 17 goals and dishing 19 assists for 36 points. She was fifth on the team in scoring and was second to Sheridan in assists. Donegan also helped out with 33 groundballs, 30 draw controls, and 13 caused turnovers.
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Baptist Regional Medical Center was honored with an "A" Hospital Safety ScoreSM by The Group, an independent national nonprofit run by employers and other large purchasers of health benefits. The Hospital Safety ScoreSM was calculated under the guidance of The Leapfrog Group's Blue Ribbon Expert Panel using publicly available data on patient injuries, medical and medication errors, and infections. U.S. hospitals were assigned an A, B, C, D, or F for their safety.
"We are pleased to hear this affirmation of the hard work and dedication of the employees at Baptist Regional Medical Center", said hospital president, Larry Gray. He further noted employees' commitment to evidence-based practice and standardization of processes as critical to maintaining quality standards. "When those commitments are supported by compassion for patients and their families, the result is the kind of service that has been recognized by the Leapfrog Group."
"It's The Leapfrog Group's goal to give patients the information they need and deserve before even entering a hospital," said Leah Binder, president and CEO of The Leapfrog Group. "We congratulate the hospitals that earned an 'A' and we look forward to the day when all hospitals in the U.S. will earn the highest scores for putting patient safety first."
To see Baptist Regional Medical Center's scores as they compare nationally and locally, visit www.hospitalsafetyscore.org, the Hospital Safety ScoreSM website, which also provides information on how the public can protect themselves and loved ones during a hospital stay.
Calculated under the guidance of The Leapfrog Group's nine-member Blue Ribbon Expert Panel, the Hospital Safety Score uses 26 measures of publicly available hospital safety data to produce a single score representing a hospital's overall capacity to keep patients safe from infections, injuries, and medical and medication errors. The panel includes: John Birkmeyer (University of Michigan), Ashish Jha (Harvard University), Lucian Leape (Harvard University), Arnold Millstein (Stanford University), Peter Pronovost (Johns Hopkins University), Patrick Romano (University of California, Davis), Sara Singer (Harvard University), Tim Vogus (Vanderbilt University), and Robert Wachter (University of California, San Francisco).
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About Baptist Regional Medical Center
Baptist Regional Medical Center celebrated 25 years of service to the Tri-County area in July of 2011. The original hospital structure of the Corbin Municipal Hospital was later referred to as the Southeast Kentucky Baptist Hospital, and was built in 1951. In the 1960's, medical offices were constructed across the street to provide easy access to patients needing to see a doctor. A hospital expansion occurred in the 1970's, more than doubling the size of the original structure.
By the time the 1980's rolled around, it was clearly evident that the hospital's size was inadequate. Perched on the side of a hill, it had no room available to expand and thus moved in 1986 to a larger and more spacious facility on US 25W. Baptist Regional Medical Center opened July 23, 1986 as a 240 bed unit facility. We are a member of the Baptist Healthcare System with facilities in other locations throughout Kentucky.
Today, BRMC operates with 273 beds and has added numerous services to the list. Over the past few years BRMC has added the following services:
—Baptist Bariatric Program
—Formed Baptist Physicians Southeast which manages six different physician offices
—Became the first ISO 9001 certified hospital in Kentucky and one of less than two dozen in the United States with this highly esteemed certification
—Opened a retail Pharmacy, Baptist Regional Apothecary
—Relocated the Critical Care Unit and the Outpatient Surgery Services as a new addition to the building
—Added 12 new rooms to form the Emergency Room II which includes five rooms for observation and seven rooms for low acuity patients
—Joined Central Baptist Hospital to provide Baptist Express Care in Wal-Mart of Corbin and Williamsburg
—Baptist Primary Care extended services to see patients of all ages, providing care to the entire family
—Offering procedures using the daVinci (robot) which helps patients recover quicker and reduces the healing time when compared to the traditional method
—Opened Baptist Oncology Associates for chemotherapy and targeted biological therapies
—Baptist Regional Medical Center received approval from the State to move forward on our emergency angioplasty program for extended cardiac care
—Opened the Trillium Center, offering a continuum of mental health services including individualized treatment for psychiatric support and recovery from addiction
Over the past years BRMC has made numerous changes to help provide the best patient care close to home from relocating the main entrance to becoming a smoke-free campus. Throughout each change the number one focus has been our patients and this will remain our primary focus in the future. The health of a community depends on many different factors including the quality of health care provided.
BRMC Awarded 'A' for patient safety
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BRMC Awarded 'A' for patient safety
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Local chiropractor obtains chiropractic coding certification
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Cottongim Drug closes doors
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Work continues to renovate bank branch slated for consolidation
An interior design change has delayed the completion of renovations to the Cumberland Valley National Bank branch on Falls Road and the closure of the bank's downtown Corbin branch.
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HARRISONBURG, Va -- Even though November is mating season for deer and the busiest time for deer related car crashes, drivers are still likely to run into deer on the roadways all year.
Roger Michael, the owner of Michael's Autobody Shop said he saw twice as many deer damaged cars this year than last. On Monday, he had two cars in the shop for deer related damage.
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I love the slim design of the touch and the color is beautiful. The recording is simple to use as is the camera. The videos are stunning and the pictures as well. The HD videos and 12.1 picture quality is amazing and smooth. Although, the picture quality is not as great when you take a picture in a dark area since there is no flash. Still, you can take pictures while recording, which is pretty awesome. I would recommend this product for its function and design!
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When Hurricane Isaac slammed into the Gulf Coast in late August, residents hundreds of miles away in the Lower Hudson Valley were quick to pitch in.
Volunteers from the Westchester Red Cross chapter made their way south, battling through dangerous floods and powerful rains to deliver food, blankets and other forms of relief to victims from Texas to Florida.
Folks from New Rochelle, Armonk and Greenburgh joined with over 4,900 Red Cross disaster workers to serve more than half-a-million meals. Some 158 shelters were taking in affected people in five different states.
Westchester residents slept in shelters and talked with flood victims—many of whom experienced Hurricane Katrina firsthand in 2008.
Armonk resident and four-year volunteer Steven Buschel drove a Red Cross Emergency Response Vehicle, or ERV, 1,400 miles to bring supplies to the Gulf Coast.
Corinne Ganues traveled alongside Buschel, helping to pass out food to the hungry and blankets to the cold.
New Rochelle resident and 20-year Red Cross volunteer Ana Torres was on the ground in Louisiana, and said damaged property and ailing residents were commonplace.
Coverage in a storm zone means starting from scratch, said Abigail Adams of the Red Cross. And that's where tech doyen Stanley Wang comes in. Wang was stationed in Orlando, making sure satellite-powered Internet connection kept everyone in touch.


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these should all be about 100-150 bucks cheaper.
Yes, Staple was selling iPad Min for $229.
Not sure being Apple site, there isn't much discount. Still the product is priced $299 with $50 apple gift card. Doesn't make any sense
bens bargains was listing apple tv for 80 on the front page
iPad mini 16gb refurbs. C'mon apple!
Apple! You need to sell your product cheaper!!
Wish the sale included the iPhone 5S, But it doesn't. Bummer.
good time to pick up macbook pro retina or imac
Who wants apple gift card.
they should allow you to use the gift card towards the purchase
not bad price for MBPr
Bobby Buchet voice: my mamma says apple is the devil!
Ho hum deals.
Whats an "apple"?
Why buy one from Apple when Ben is just giving them away?
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Is the iPad Air suppose to be the replacement for the original iPad series?
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Laura F. Rodriguez
Deputy Director, Mexico Oceans Program
Areas of expertise: Oceans Programs, Latin America & the Caribbean, Restoring Mexico's Gulf of California, catch shares
Laura Rodriguez, Ph.D., leads the design process for catch shares programs in the Gulf of California, providing strategic support for implementing catch shares. Laura works closely with the national fisheries agencies (CONAPESCA and INAPESCA), local nongovernmental organizations and fishermen.
She also develops educational resources and outreach materials for designing catch shares and directs workshops and classes, including capacity-building courses, for fishermen, local partners and government officials.
Laura is a marine ecologist interested in marine sustainable development and conservation in Latin America. Born and raised in Guadalajara, Mexico, she has studied and worked in the United States, where her research focused on marine invasive species.
Laura received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Davis. She also studied at the Monterey Institute of International Studies, focusing on adaptive management and conservation program leadership. She joined EDF's Gulf of California project in early 2008 and splits her time among fishing communities, the La Paz office, and her home base of Guadalajara.
- Rodriguez L.F. "Can invasive species facilitate native species? Evidence of how, when, and why these impacts occur." Biological Invasions 8: 927-939 (2006).
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Upcoming Film Scores is reporting confirmation from Walt Disney Pictures that electronic music duo Daft Punk will be providing the score for the entire Tron 2.0 / TR2N film.
Is Epcot's Test Track Running on Empty?
The Orlando Sentinel is reporting that with a sponsorship contract set to expire this year with GM, the auto maker (who reportedly pays Disney around $5million annually for the privilege) is in no financial position to go another lap with the attraction. Talks are in the works but the economic gloom is suggesting that Disney should start talking to Lexus on how to make Test Track drive itself. Full article here.
Disney Shows You How to Shop Like a Celebrity
Connecticut-based Fanzter announced yesterday that it had reached an agreement with Disney's venture capital group Steamboat Ventures to invest $2million into Fanzter's Coolspotters, a site devoted to directing visitors to the clothing and gadgets used by their favorite celebs. SVC managing director Dan Beldy joins the Fanzter board.
Bob Iger on Movies, Piracy, American Idol, the Economy and.. D23!? (Audio Included)
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Appearing in "Hooray for Hollywood" has been a thrill for dancer Lenny Vasile.
"My favorite is 'Singing in the Rain' because I'm a tap dancer and when I was growing up, that was one of my favorite movies," he said, noting at 23, he already has been dancing for 20 years.
"My mother was a dance teacher and she got me into it," he said. "I loved it, but it's not always easy having your child as a student, so I went on to take classes from other instructors."
"Hooray for Hollywood" is a stage revue of some of the most popular musical stage shows and movies of the last 50 years. It went on tour this week after playing at The Palace in Myrtle Beach for two years and will come to the Paramount Arts Center at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
The cast of 14 singers and dancers plus a six-piece band will present songs from classics such as "The Glen Miller Story" and "Jailhouse Rock" to more recent shows such as "Grease" and "Dancing Queen." The show also will include scenes from beloved movies such as "Dirty Dancing" and "Titanic."
It's during those movie clips that more than 300 costume changes will occur.
"We figured it out and it's about 17 costume changes per person," Vasile said. "Thank God for Velcro."
He said costume changes must be made in as little as 45 seconds and dancers and singers rehearse making that happen with the help of dressers who hold clothing so they can jump right into it and carry on with the show.
Vasile grew up in New Jersey and attended the University of the Arts in Philadelphia for a year before starting to work as a professional dancer, first at places like Six Flags and Hershey Park. He said he's looking forward to going on the road.
"Hooray for Hollywood" will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Paramount Arts Center. Tickets start at $20 and are available by calling the PAC box office at (606) 324-3175.
LEE WARD can be reached at email@example.com or (606) 326-2661.


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Helen McCrory (The Last of the Haussmans) returns to the National Theatre to take the title role in Euripides' powerful tragedy, in a new version by Ben Power, directed by Carrie Cracknell.
Medea is a wife and a mother. For the sake of her husband, Jason, she's left her home and borne two sons in exile. But when he abandons his family for a new life, Medea faces banishment and separation from her children. Cornered, she begs for one day's grace.
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All I'm going to say is that as a Northeastern Ontarian, I am so beyond proud of what Brad and the boys did this week. So very, very proud and the way Brad conducted himself and what he said in that interview w/Linda...Such a Class Act and made me even more of a fan.
Can't even imagine the reception they'll be getting when they get back to the Soo this week. We might even be able to hear it here on the Island.
One other thing...I am so sick and tired of the harping over "experience and oh, this is their first Worlds and ooooh I'm scared...." and I'm not just talking Curling here. I'm a Leafs fan who was scared to death Luongo was headed our way in a trade for that very reason, when I think we're just fine w/Reimer in net because he is a good goalie, but young. Youngin's have to get their experience somehow, but how are they supposed to do that if they don't compete on the big stage?
So Brad and the boys had some hiccups this week, but it's also their first time at the Worlds and they're going to take what they learned this weekend and build on it. They've got the talent, now they've been to a Worlds and even w/those problems, they still came away w/a Silver Medal, but also now knowing that next time maybe they don't have to say "Yes!!" to everything that happened to them post Brier in the Soo. They said themselves that between catching up on work and dealing w/all of the stuff both the Soo Curlers Assocation *and* the city did to honour and celebrate the Brier win, they really didn't prepare all that well for this past week in Victoria.
Okay then....Lesson learned and they'll remember that for next time. And yes, I do believe there is a next time for these guys.
I also believe that Sochi is not going to be as bad as kyle might think. At least not on the Curling side of things. Not yet.
As for the rest of the World catching up...IMO, how great is that!?! I may be Canadian to the core, but I am also a *Curling* fan to the core and to see just how much the game has grown around the World in the last ten years and a bit thanks to the Olympics now being a part of the sport is fantastic!!! It means the game is growing up finally and are we always going to be at the top as the years go on? No, but I also don't think that's for...maybe a decade or so from now, but not next year.
Or at least I hope so and if I'm wrong, then I'm wrong, but for so many teams to be watching us and all of our teams and coming here for Coaching Clinics and whatnot....Then doesn't that also mean Canadian Curling's doing something right as well?
Anyway....We're not in doom and gloom territory yet. One thing I do think though is that considering all that happened this week and Brad and the team giving us a Silver Medal, to right away start crapping on the parade w/"OMG....Canadian Curling is DOOOOOOMED!!!" is a bit disrespectful IMO and could have waited at least a couple of days.
I have no problem discussing problems w/Development or what the future *might* hold in Canadian Curling, but there's a time and a place for it. Tonight's not it IMO.
Congratulations Brad and the entire Team!!! Thanks for making this Season of Championship Curling even more special to watch for those of us here in Northeastern Ontario.


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