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Violence in a Post-Mubarak Egypt
A horrifying display of violence shook Egypt yesterday during what was meant to be a peaceful protest by Coptic Christians in Cairo. Protesters gathered to condemn the burning down of a church in the southern Aswan province when unidentified individuals in plain clothing suddenly assaulted them. Shortly afterward, security forces arrived and attacked the demonstrators. It was an extremely brutal display as soldiers opened fire into the crowd and tanks crushed Coptic bodies. 25 people were reported dead.
The Copts, members of the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria, make up the largest ethnoreligious group in Egypt and the largest minority in the region. They strongly oppose violence and even welcomed the few Muslims that came to support their cause.
Since the fall of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, sectarian tensions have increased in Egypt, with radical Muslims wreaking havoc against Christian organizations and churches. Many Copts believe that the army sympathizes with Islamic extremists, and grow increasingly concerned by the gaining power of radicals in Egypt's vulnerable political state.
The state of Egypt only recognizes conversions from Christianity to Islam, but not vice versa.
As of now, a parliamentary election is scheduled for November 28th. It will be the first official election since the fall of Mubarak. But will a new political power really be the solution to sectarian conflicts within Egypt? Or is a civil war inevitable despite official peace efforts? It's easy to be skeptical about the future of Egypt when seemingly every peace effort ends in tragedy.


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For complementary (hot and cool) color combinations, chartreuse and hot pink or purple is a favorite combination, as is orange and blue or purple. Think vanilla-scented purple heliotrope and lime green creeping jenny or sweet potato vine or orange verbena with purple/blue salvia.
A monochromatic container holds different plants with flowers in the same hue. Red celosia, pentas, zinnias and trailing red verbena would be an eye-catching combination for a sunny spot.
Combinations of three are considered visually appealing. The phrase "thriller, filler and spiller" helps some gardeners to remember the tried-and-true combination of a tall eye-catching plant (the thriller), a midsize full plant (the filler) and a trailing plant (the spiller).
The dramatic New Zealand flax, which Mills describes as "yucca on steroids," comes in pinks, reds and maroon and would draw the eye upward in the back of a large container.
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For a simpler look, don't worry about combining plants. One large plant or several of the same kind create a colorful splash. I've been known to transplant a thriving hanging basket into a large pot for instant results.
Group single-plant pots together for more impact.
"A line of potted boxwoods along a walkway is very effective," said Mills.
The work isn't over once the plants are in the pots. There's the watering, of course, but also fertilizing. It's a step many people skip, but the results are undeniable. They might not be quite as dramatic as the "with" and "without" comparison photos in fertilizer advertisements, but applications do make a difference.
"Anything in a pot needs fertilizer. The water flushes the nutrition out," said Mills, who uses liquid kelp and fish emulsion on his containers. "Just don't apply it right before a dinner party. It does stink."
Chemical fertilizer labeled for use on blooming plants should produce more flowers.
If the plants you brought in before the first frost last fall survived the winter indoors, it's time to bring them back outside where they'll be happy to breathe the fresh air and soak up the sun. Minimize shock to plants weakened by a winter indoors by introducing them slowly to the outdoors.
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If you suspect you might not remember the care instructions for your new plants, keep the informative plant tags as a reference. Or take a photograph of the tags on a smartphone so they'll always be at hand.
Mills recommends photographing the pots as well.
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Buffalo General Hospital has been selected to be the first and only hospital in Western New York to perform a new and lifesaving option for cardiac patients.
Vijay Iyer, MD, PhD, FACC, medical director of cardiology at Kaleida Health and assistant professor of medicine at the University at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (UB), led the team of surgeons who successfully implanted aortic valves in two patients last week (Wednesday, January 18, 2012).
Janice Savey (from Olean) and Robert Cecchini (Tonawanda) were the first two patients in Western New York to successfully undergo surgery. Both are doing well.
"Buffalo General Hospital and the TAVR team at Kaleida Health were chosen in an extremely competitive environment, from multiple regional centers and will be only center west of Albany in New York state performing these procedures in the initial phase," said Vijay Iyer, MD, PhD, FACC, medical director of cardiology at Kaleida Health. "The volume of cases done at Kaleida Health with the excellent outcomes that the cardiac team has demonstrated over the years, was one of several factors in Edwards choosing Buffalo General."
Recently approved by the Federal Drug Administration, the transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) is a minimally invasive procedure in which an artificial aortic heart valve is attached to a wire frame and guided through the femoral artery by catheter to the heart. Once in place, the wire frame enlarges, which allows the new valve to pump the blood appropriately.
Developed by the Edwards Lifesciences Corporation, the transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) procedure gives patients who had previously been deemed inoperable, a life-altering option for treatment of aortic stenosis.
These are the first such procedures to implant aortic valves performed in Western New York; Buffalo General Hospital is the only facility approved to implant these valves west of Albany in New York State.
Iyer says that this achievement marks a highly significant collaboration among UB and Buffalo General clinicians; he says it also provides an example of the kinds of benefits patients will see from translational medicine that will be fostered through the new joint UB-Kaleida Health building under construction, consisting of the Gates Vascular Institute and UB's Clinical Translational Research Center, adjacent to Buffalo General.
"This procedure provides many patients who have been deemed inoperable an opportunity to get what is a life saving treatment with proven improvements in survival and quality of life," says Iyer.
In a normally functioning heart, blood travels from the left ventricle through the aortic valve and into the aorta where it will be carried throughout the body. Aortic stenosis-typically a disease of the elderly-occurs when the aortic valve narrows or doesn't open and close properly, forcing the heart to work harder and much less efficiently. Due to the extra stress, the heart's muscles weaken over time and the risk of heart failure increases.
Symptoms of aortic stenosis may include chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, and fainting. Studies have shown that, after the onset of severe symptoms, approximately 50 percent of patients will not survive more than two years without aortic valve replacement.
In a relatively healthy patient, aortic stenosis can be treated (but not cured) by medications. For patients who are not candidates for medication or the medication has ceased to work, surgery is the most effective treatment.
Traditionally however, elderly patients with aortic stenosis, often have other serious health issues as well, and because of their general poor health, have been considered inoperable. It is these patients who may benefit from TAVR.
"We're so excited to be able to offer an option to patients who previously didn't have an option," said Iyer. "We have established a highly collaborative approach in developing our team of extremely talented physicians that includes people from private practice, academia, cardiologists, interventional cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, cardiac anesthesiologists and radiologists – all working together to evaluate and develop treatment strategies for this group of complex patients."
According to the American Heart Association, more than five million Americans are diagnosed with heart valve disease each year. Up to 1.5 million of them suffer from aortic stenosis.
The team of physicians Iyer led to perform the first two cases includes: William Morris MD, interventional cardiologist and UB clinical assistant professor of medicine; Gary Grosner MD, cardiac surgeon and UB clinical assistant professor of surgery; Hashmat Ashraf, MD, cardiac surgeon; Maciej Dryjski MD, vascular surgeon and UB professor of surgery; David Knorz MD cardiac anesthesiology and clinical associate professor of anesthesiology; Steven Horn, MD, cardiac imaging; Mont Stern MD, cardiac anesthesiology and UB clinical associate professor of anesthesiology; Sonya Noor MD, vascular surgery; UB clinical assistant professor of medicine; Susan Graham MD, cardiology and UB professor of medicine and Charles Chung MD, cardiac radiology and UB clinical assistant professor of radiology.


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For our ancient and prehistoric ancestors, there was a mythological, ceremonial, and symbolic aspect of the sky. They observed its fundamental movements, sensed in them an underlying pattern, and wove the celestial rhythms into the fabric of their lives. Join E.C. Krupp, astronomer and director of the Griffith Observatory, as he examines the worldwide cultural engagement with the sky. Fowler curator Roy Hamilton concludes the program with discussion about the Javanese goddess Nini Towok, who sends her yarn to Earth in the form of moonbeams and other cosmological/planetary references from Indonesia.
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I was talking today with a forward-thinking e-retailing executive: Carol Steinberg, senior vice president of e-commerce, marketing and business development at ShopNBC.com. She and I have kept in touch for some time on the subject of mobile commerce. Today she echoed words from her presentation at last week's Internet Retailer Mobile Commerce Forum. Here is what she had to say:
"We're really keen on ROI and making sure what we're investing in the mobile platform is a worthwhile and good investment. I am just starting to feel that HTML5 will be able to give us the functions we need on our m-commerce site versus app development for the iPhone and Android, which means three platforms we have to maintain and upgrade. And with apps you have to incentivize and encourage your customers to download and use the app. Shoppers know our brand and, significantly, our URL. Their first instinct is to go to the web site based on our URL rather than downloading an app. And if I can get the functionality I need through HTML5 and only have to manage one mobile platform, the site, I think that's better for our business and better for our customers. We're going to look closely at HTML5 and then decide where we're going to go."
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Back in 1989, Hugh Sisson opened Baltimore's first brewpub, Sisson's. After several years, he decided to leave the pub, move his beers to a larger platform, and established Clipper City in Halethorpe, which is the area's largest brewery and home to Heavy Seas beer.
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Sisson doesn't technically own the space because Maryland law prohibits him from running a retail space due to his large stake in Heavy Seas. But his stepson Patrick Dahlgren and former Sisson's assistant general manager Vince Cassino will help open and manage the alehouse.
Formerly the Diablita restaurant, the 4,900-square-foot space will remain largely the same. Sisson explains there will be two cask beers, 10 beer taps, a full-blown raw bar, a private party room, and an enclosed interior courtyard.
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A couple of decades ago it was time to put the finishing touches on a large library project that I had been directing for about five years. Building a building is a slow process filled with many diverse steps: conducting a needs assessment, acquiring a site, developing a financial plan, creating an architectural plan, constructing the building, and putting the cherry on top. I was at the cherry-on-top stage, otherwise known as the city's public-arts requirement.
It turns out that cities are a lot like people in that they, too, function according to Maslow's hierarchy of needs. At the base of the pyramid are food, water, safety, security, and shelter: the police, fire, water/sewer, and building-safety departments. Then comes confidence, achievement, and education: the school system, public library, and parks programs. Finally, we arrive at the cherry on top, which Maslow calls self-actualization. It's all about creativity and the arts, and that means museums, performing-arts facilities, and public art sprinkled throughout the city. And so Chicago has its Picasso sculpture, Sydney has its opera house, and Cleveland has its rock 'n' roll museum.
Throughout the stages of the library-building process, you learn to speak different languages. The finance guy talks about bond ratings, arbitrage, and leveraging your assets. The architect talks about focal points, unifying elements, and visual relief. The construction contractor is adept at using the f-word as a participle, gerund, noun, verb, adjective, and adverb. And the artist has mastered the trick of the creative oxymoron: "restrictive yet liberating," "massive but playful," and "minimalist in design, but monumental in scope."
Libraries, because they are typically the most heavily trafficked of all municipal buildings, are favorite places for city councils to pay to plunk down pieces of public art. You would think librarians and artists would get along just fine. After all, both professions appeal to the more cerebral parts of human nature, and both champion the concept of freedom of expression. There is, however, a big difference. Artists actually practice freedom of expression, while librarians are sticklers for rules, order, and standardization. Can you imagine an association of artists coming up with something like a volume of Anglo-American cataloging rules? Never in a million years.
In a word, artists make librarians nervous, especially when librarians are responsible for implementing the city council's mandate to "get us a notable piece of art that will put the city on the map." What the council has in mind is often a statue of a municipal founding father on the back of a horse, or a pretty oil painting of a babbling brook winding through the primeval forest that covered the city limits three centuries ago, or a replica of Big Ben on the front elevation of the new library building. In artspeak, the council wants that most impossible of creative oxymorons: "traditional yet noteworthy," or how about "daring but noncontroversial."
Here's the stickler: the average city councilman has the cultural IQ of Jed Clampett. I've actually seen a velvet Elvis hanging in the living room of one local politician I had the pleasure to work for. He was a nice guy and a true library supporter, but he took his design directions from his wife, who favored a 1950s Vegas sense of decor. The living-room drapes were adorned with tassels, and the carpet was a four-inch shag. When it came to understanding the nuances of sewers and park drainage systems, this man was top-notch and up to date, but is he (or his wife) the person you really want voting on a public art project?
What this man, his wife, and 99 percent of local politicians don't understand is that the type of art that they favor hasn't been done for hundreds of years. Representational art became passé with the invention of the camera in the nineteenth century. These people just don't understand that a crucifix submerged in a jar of urine, an American flag stuck in a toilet, and a photographic essay on human fecal waste all qualify as "art."
Which brings us to the local librarian, who is the one expected to put the cherry on top of the new library building with a piece of "noteworthy but noncontroversial" public art. So there I was, sitting through one presentation after another by a series of artists, each one more "original" than the next in creating a project that would be "minimal in scope but monumental in impact." The day ended with an earnest young Christo wannabe whose approach to art was "enhancing" nature. He did this by draping shrubs with Day-Glo silk-mesh "jackets," by having a tractor pull a large lawn roller imprinted with a series of geometric images over a sandy beach, and by stringing up a series of blinking Christmas lights over a pond. His seemingly endless series of "nature enhancements" was suddenly short-circuited by a slide of a mountain that did not in any way seem to be enhanced.
"Sorry. That was a mistake," the young artist said.
"But I like it!" declared the lone city councilman who had been appointed to the selection committee. "Who's the artist?" he asked, thinking that it was a painting of a mountain and not the real thing.
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One of summer's most enjoyable events is about to begin. The Girls State Softball Tournament, which starts Monday, will be the highlight of the season for the 32 teams that made it to state-level competition. All the teams are outstanding. Making it to this final event of the season means that none will have any reason for more than a brief lament, no matter what their final standing. Making it to state is itself an accomplishment that marks a season as one to remember with pride.
This event has become a major feature of the summer sports season in our town. Fort Dodge has been the host city for this competition for four decades.
The marvelous Harlan and Hazel Rogers Sports Complex has been the selected venue for the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union softball finals for so long that it is hard to imagine any other location for this event.
We're pleased the IGHSAU leadership agrees that the superb facilities at Rogers and the other amenities Fort Dodge has to offer can't easily be topped. It is a source of pride that this community will host these tournaments through at least 2015.
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The Fort Dodge Convention and Visitors Bureau, shared with The Messenger data regarding this tournament's financial impact on the local economy. The numbers are impressive.
Over the tournament's five days, approximately 25,000 people will visit Fort Dodge.
This will have $1.3 million in direct financial impact- the money spent by these visitors.
There is also $4 million in indirect stimulation to the local economy. The money visitors will spend here will help pay salaries and generate profits for businesses. Much of the money that goes out in payrolls and is earned by businesses as profit is plowed back into the local economy.
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Hotel rooms will be filled this week not only in Fort Dodge, but also in nearby towns. During the course of the tournament, The CVB estimates that about 3,000 hotel room nights will be consumed by the fans and others the event will bring here. Additionally, the majority of the teams will be housed at Iowa Central Community College.
Anyone who visits a restaurant this week will learn firsthand that local eateries benefit greatly from this event.
The money spent in stores, gas stations, convenience stores and the assorted other places where visitors shop helps strengthen these local businesses.
When local businesses do well, so do we all.
The investment this community made in the Rogers Sports Complex is an excellent example of creative planning. When communities invest in carefully crafted infrastructure projects, they set the stage for future economic growth.
This will be a great week for fans of girls softball.
It will also be a wonderful demonstration that Fort Dodge is not only open for business, but also knows how to compete in that world like a champion.
The Messenger welcomes the competitors and their supporters to Fort Dodge.
Fort Dodgers are excited to have the teams and their fans as a part of our community for a few days. Win or lose, this will be a week filled with outstanding softball that will generate both great fun and treasured memories.


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Chicago, IL (April 23, 2013) – The Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) announced today that Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett will be honored with its 2013 Governor of the Year award in recognition of his leadership and commitment to strengthening the biotechnology and public health sectors within Pennsylvania.
Governor Corbett will receive the award today at the 2013 BIO International Convention in Chicago, IL.
"This recognition from the Biotechnology Industry Organization acknowledges the relentless effort my administration is putting forth to strengthen and further build the life sciences industry in Pennsylvania," said Governor Corbett. "By supporting initiatives that stimulate growth within the industry – from helping entrepreneurs quickly transform ideas into commercial products to supporting the establishment and expansion of biotech companies – we are ensuring the biotech economy will continue to grow and flourish in Pennsylvania. We are proud to continue to serve as a national leader of how to unlock the best of what the life sciences industry has to offer."
"Governor Corbett and his administration have developed and promoted some of the industry's best programs and standards, helping Pennsylvania stand tall among our nation's greatest biotech hubs," said Jim Greenwood, President and CEO of BIO. "By enhancing the business environment to support the capital intensive processes of research & development as well as growing innovation companies facing significant start-up costs, Governor Corbett is creating an environment favorable to business and R&D. He's positioning Pennsylvania as a valued leader within the industry."
"We at Pennsylvania Bio are thrilled that Governor Corbett's efforts to help build a sustainable state-wide biotech community are being recognized by BIO," said Chris Molineaux, President of Pennsylvania Bio. "By assembling a task force of industry, academia, trade organizations and the legislature through the Life Sciences Leadership Advisory Council, Governor Corbett has shown his long-term commitment to implementing policies that enable organizations to obtain the resources required for establishing and building a strong biotech economy. Additionally, the 'Discovered in Pennsylvania, Developed in Pennsylvania' program has helped local organizations establish and anchor their operations in the Commonwealth and his support for expanding access to capital has helped emerging firms make their novel advancements possible."
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Red Carpet Entry Program
Welcome to the Red Carpet Entry Program
HIV Care and Treatment is Open to Everyone Even Without Health Insurance!
The DC Department of Health wants all persons newly diagnosed with HIV to visit an HIV specialist right away. Unfortunately, one out of three people newly diagnosed with HIV wait three months or longer to see an HIV specialist. If you learned that you had serious asthma or diabetes, you would not wait three months to see a specialist. Since we do not want you to wait, we and our partners have set up a fast track process to get you through the door to your new HIV specialist. No long wait for a first appointment, no delay in getting your HIV evaluated and cared for right away. You do not have to give up your primary care doctor. Everyone can live a full and healthy life with HIV, but doing so takes learning about your HIV, and knowing that medications are available when you need them.
You deserve to be on the Red Carpet. So, head to the front of the line and get the best HIV medical care available anywhere.
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Red Carpet Entry Sites in the District of Columbia
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AIDS HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION/ BLAIRE UNDERWOOD HEALTHCARE CENTER Red Carpet Concierge: Chavonna Callahan |
2141 K Street, NW, Suite 606 Washington, DC 20037 Password: Ask for Red Carpet Services Red Carpet Appt Hours: Mon, Tues, Wed, and Fri 8:30am – 5:30pm Thurs. 1:00pm – 8:00pm |
Main Number: (202) 293-8680 |
ANDROMEDA TRANSCULTURAL HEALTH Red Carpet Concierge: Paul J. McLaughlin, RN (202) 291-4707 ext.117 |
1400 Decatur Street, NW Washington, DC 20011 Password: Ask for "Dr. Care" Red Carpet Appt. Hours: M-F 9:00am – 6:00pm, Saturday 10:00am – 4:00pm |
Main Number: (202) 291-4707 |
CHILDREN'S NATIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Red Carpet Concierges: Keith Selden (202) 259-8575 (pager) (202) 476-2722 (office) Red Carpet Concierges: Cheryl Thompson (202) 259-1098 (pager) (202) 476-4004 (office) |
111 Michigan Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20010 Password: Ask for "Youth Connections" Red Carpet Appt. Hours: Monday – Friday 8:30am – 4:30pm |
Main Number: (202) 476-5450 |
FAMILY AND MEDICAL COUNSELING SERVICES Red Carpet Concierges: Claudia Williams (202) 889-7900 x 230 Red Carpet Concierges: Jamillah Moss (202) 889-7900 x509 |
2041 Martin Luther King, Jr., Avenue, SE Washington, DC (20020 Password: Ask for "Dr. White" Red Carpet Appt. Hours: Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 5:00pm Tuesday evening appointments: 5:00pm – 8:00pm Saturday: 9:00am – 2:00pm |
Main Number: (202) 889-7900 |
RAP CALVIN ROLARK CENTER Red Carpet Concierges: Wanda Walker Pricilla Momoh, PA: (202) 213-6157 |
1949 4th Street, NE Washington, DC 20002 Password: Ask for Red Carpet Services Red Carpet Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:00am – 8:00pm |
Main Number: (202) 213-6157 |
WHITMAN WALKER HEALTH Red Carpet Concierge : (202) 797-4439 |
1701 14th Street, NW Washington, DC 20009 and 2301 Martin Luther King, Jr., Avenue, SE Washington, DC 20020 Password: Ask for "Dr. White" Red Carpet Hours: Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 6:00pm |
Main Number: (202) 797-4439 |
UNITY HEALTH CARE CENTERS Red Carpet Concierges: Joann Nwaosuagwu, RN (202) 425-3871 and Patricia Carroll, RN (202) 425-3871 |
Call: (202) 548-6352 (office) Password: Ask for "Dr. White" Red Carpet Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:30am – 4:00pm |
Main Number: (202) 548-6352 |
Anacostia Health Center |
1328 W Street, SE Washington, DC 20020 |
Main Number: (202) 610-7160 |
Brentwood Square Health Center |
1201 Brentwood Road, NE Washington, DC 20018 |
Main Number: (202) 832-8818 |
Congress Heights Health Center |
3720 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue, SE Washington, DC 20032 |
Main Number: (202) 279-1800 |
East of the River Health Center |
123 45th Street, NE Washington, DC 20019 |
Main Number: (202) 388-7890 |
Good Hope Health Center |
1638 Good Hope Road, SE Washington, DC 20020 |
Main Number: (202) 610-7280 |
Hunt Place Health Center |
4130 Hunt Place, NE Washington, DC 20019 |
Main Number: (202) 388-8160 |
Southwest Health Center |
850 Delaware Avenue, SW Washington, DC 20024 |
Main Number: (202) 548-4520 |
Stanton Road Health Center |
3240 Stanton Road, SE Washington, DC 20020 |
Main Number: (202) 889-3754 |
Upper Cardozo Health Center |
3020 14th Street, NW Washington, DC 20009 |
Main Number: (2020 745-4300 |
Walker-Jones Health Center |
40 Patterson Street, NE Washington, DC 20002 |
Main Number: (202) 354-1120 |
Woodbridge Health Center |
2146 24th Place, NE Washington, DC 20018 |
Main Number: (202) 281-1160 |
What is Red Carpet Entry?
You get an appointment with an HIV care provider at one of the Red Carpet medical providers of your choice within one or two business days! It is that simple. You call and you get the appointment – no hassle or delay.
Who is eligible for Red Carpet Entry?
Red Carpet Entry is open to DC residents who are newly diagnosed with HIV and DC residents who used to be in HIV medical care but stopped going for some time and need to restart. You do not have to have health insurance to get HIV medical care.
How does Red Carpet Entry work?
Choose from one of the several Red Carpet Entry medical providers. Call one of the Red Carpet Concierges and say, "I'm calling for Red Carpet Entry" or "I'm calling for a new patient appointment." It's that quick and easy.
What do I need to bring to my appointment?
The following are needed for your appointment. If you have them, please bring:
• Documented HIV test results
• Proof of DC residency
• Proof of income
Please go to your appointment even if you do not have any or all of these items. You still get to see the provider! When you get there, tell them the special password that goes with provider to make sure you get the Red Carpet Service!
How do I get more information about Red Carpet Entry?
This web page has all the basic information you need. If you want more, you can call the Department of Health at 202-671-4900 and say you are calling about "Red Carpet Entry" or email email@example.com.
Where do I go for Red Carpet Entry?
Please choose from the list of Red Carpet Entry medical providers


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The Roeper School invites parents (no children, please) interested in finding out more about the school to attend a Lower School Open House at 9:00am in the Steward Building at the school's Bloomfield Hills campus. The open house will begin with a presentation by school administrators and will be followed by a tour of classrooms, specific to each child's entry level, during which time parents can see classes in progress and learn about the structure, schedule and context for academic instruction.
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Ashford Castle Hotel, Cong Co Mayo, is one of Ireland's best known and loved Castles. Situated on the banks of the river Cong it is within an easy 30 minute drive of Galway City. The Castle dates back to medieval times and was built in 1228 by the Anglo-Normal de Burgo Family.
Once the home of the Guinness family, Ashford was the chosen location for the producers and stars during the making of the epic film The Quiet Man. It has played host to countless stars and dignitaries down through the years, including John Wayne, Prince Ranier and Princess Grace of Monaco, John Lennon, Oscar Wilde, Edward Kennedy and Brad Pitt.
On a large private estate of 350 acres, this world class resort sits on the shores of Lough Corrib. Ashford Castle offers 5* luxurious seclusion in an idyllic woodland setting. Popular activities include golf, angling, clay pigeon shooting & archery, river cruising, horse riding and falconry. The grounds themselves are perfect for walks and exploration.
Furnished throughout with luxurious textiles and period furniture, the decor of the hotel is deeply luxurious and lends itself to daydreams of times gone by. Many of the rooms retain their original features and all are equipped with modern amenities including Broadband connectivity and Interactive TV.
Ashford Castle consistently scores top marks in guests reviews and is renowned as one of the world's leading hotels. The cost of staying here is in line with the luxury and service offered at the resort, however special offers do come up and the eagle eyed are quick to book them.
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Zynga losing another executive
Zynga CIO Debra Chrapaty is jumping ship for a higher role at another company, according to AllThingsD.
Chrapaty is moving over to enterprise cloud storage business Nirvanix, where she will be promoted to chief executive officer and executive chairwoman of the board, AllThingsD reported yesterday.
San Diego-based Nirvanix is a private company producing enterprise-class cloud storage services with a particular emphasis on preventing or at least reducing downtime.
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Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and air conditioning.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting/conference room. Event facilities measure 660 square feet (59 square meters). This family-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services.
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The Pantry Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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