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A Winchester grand jury Tuesday indicted a city woman on second degree murder in the fatal heroin overdose of a man found dead in a hotel on July 22.
Winchester police spokeswoman Lauren Cummings said Kimberly Mercer, 49, is being sought on a related arrest warrant and remained at large as of Tuesday afternoon.
Cummings said Winchester police fielded a call at 8:43 a.m. reporting a dead body at America's Best Value Inn at 1347 Berryville Ave. They arrived at the hotel and found the lifeless victim, identified as Richard Kuit, 50, according to Cummings.
Cummings said a subsequent toxicology report and police investigation concluded that Kuit died from an overdose of heroin supplied to him by Mercer.
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COREY NAKATANI, SHARED BELIEF, Winner: "That was an impressive 2-year-old right there. Being by Candy Ride, he's got the breeding to be any kind. He was very focused. When I worked him, he did everything so easily, but I didn't ride him the first time and I didn't know he'd be so relaxed. When they do the things this horse did today, it's pretty exciting."
RAFAEL BEJARANO, KOBE'S BACK, Second: "He broke OK, but he's just not that quick. I was in a good position right behind the winner at the three-eighths. My horse ran his race, but I was never going to beat the winner. My horse was still running to the end, but the winner was much the best."
JOE TALAMO, BROTHER SOLDIER, Third: "He did the best he could, but the winner was too much."
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JERRY HOLLENDORFER, SHARED BELIEF, Winner: "I didn't think he'd be close to the lead like that. (Papa Turf) was the only speed in the race, but (Nakatani) got away well and decided to lap off him. It was a good decision on his part. I think he ran his last eighth in 11 (seconds) and change. We'll just enjoy this race and then pick something out."
JOHN SADLER, KOBE'S BACK, Second: "We worked him out of the gate for this race and he broke OK. He just doesn't have that much early speed. It wasn't going to matter today. The winner was the winner. My horse ran a good race, but I'll be licking my wounds for a couple of days. We're still looking at the (Grade I, $750-guaranteed CashCall) Futurity (Dec. 14) with him."
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Yesterday I bought Norton 360 securty software from Argos having first used the price checker on their website which quoted £39.99 (plus a free paper shredder). It said they were in stock at Worksop my nearest store. So off I went to buy it but was charged £59.99. I was assured this was the correct price and bought it anyway thinking I'd misread the price on the website. I checked when I got home and it was £39.99, so I fired off a polite e-mail asking why I'd been charged more (incidentally £59.99 is the price in the new catalogue which came out yesterday).
I received an e-mail this morning saying prices can change and you reserve the item not the price. But this evening I checked on the website and it still gives a price of £39.99. I don't mind paying the higher price if it's a genuine error on the website, but they haven't changed the website price and so it seems to me to be misleading potential customers. Does anyone know the legal position?
There have been incidents in the past where an item has been mis-priced in shops. Many people think that the shop is obliged to sell you that item for the price displayed. This, in fact, is not true. A financial transaction involves a seller and a buyer agreeing a price for the item. If the seller doesn't want to accept the price offered he is under no obligation to do so regardless of the advertised price. (If all that makes sense )
Thanks for the replies, Paul and Michael. I've installed Norton 360 and I'm quite happy with it, and I've always had good service from Argos whom I've bought from loads of times. I know companies are not obliged to sell at a given price but I think it's a bit naughty to have one price on the web and another in the store. If it was an error they are in no hurry to put it right. I've checked prices on the web lots of times and this is the first time ever there's been a difference from that in store.
I think I'll contact someone higher in the organisation though and let them know how misleading I think it is.
I'm not sure of the entire legal position but it would come under contract law. There's a number of misconceptions here - the most important and 'counter-intuitive' one being that when a store advertises something at a certain price they're making an offer; they are not. When you go into the store and agree to buy the article for £50 or whatever, you are the one making the offer not them; they are accepting that offer by selling it to you. The other misconception is that a contract has to be in writing - it doesn't. Most contracts aren't; they're verbal. Putting it in writing only makes it easier to prove or resolve if there's a dispute. When you buy your morning newspaper from the newsagent you've entered into a contract. When you paid £59.99 for the Norton Anti-virus you effectively/legally offered that amount and they accepted it. The whole subject of contract law is, if think, quite interesting. There's a whole bunch of requirements for a contract to be legal and binding.
Having said all that I would have thought that a decent store, interested in promoting goodwill, would have honoured the advertised price and corrected their mistake. If they allow it to continue they're clearly using the low price as a ploy. I think however that it would be an onerous task for you to prove that it's a ploy by them (for eg. did the ad say how many they had at that price?). I know of a chain of stores that regularly advertises items on sale at ridiculous prices then when you go in they say they only had 2 at that price (and they're gone of course) or they're only available in some other branch etc. Caveat emptor indeed!
I've been using AVG anti-virus by Grisoft for years; It's easier on the wallet (free) and easier on the hard-drive (fewer mega bytes used).
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I agree with the free AVG comment; I use it at home along with COMODO excellent FREE firewall and both are great pieces of software. So, I would either ditch the Norton software altogether or return it and get a refund and then buy it online for the cheaper price.
Argos may not have to sell it for the price stated online, but like accystan says, it would be good practice to just believe their customers and sell for the lower price in this case.
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Shakespeare Against Cancer Helping Sick Children
This local theater group entertains southeast Michigan kids battling cancer with special in-hospital performances.
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Performer Tonya 'Touchdown' Dallas Teaches Michigan Kids to Act
Whether story telling or coaching young talent, Belleville mom Dallas focuses on fun and family – and hopes to launch a Michigan-based reality TV show.
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The Bully Book by Eric Kahn Gale, Michigan Native
Writer's debut novel, based in part on his real-life experiences in sixth grade, is really resonating with middle schoolers – and readers of all ages.
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United Cerebral Palsy Skate Without Limits Fundraiser
Each March, this effort in Hazel Park to help kids features the Michigan Sled Dogs, UCP Pucksters and Detroit Red Wings Alum – and loads of family fun.
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Dad Jason Gittinger, Founder of The Detroit School of Rock and Pop Music
He's a drummer, father and the dude behind a cool, community-focused music movement in southeast Michigan that's all about dreams and family.
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Through participating in grownup pageants, Sterling Heights mom Laura Zdravkovski hopes to encourage others to step out of their comfort zones.
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Lake Orion Bus Driver Dawn Lemaster Named Best Bus Driver in the Country
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This week's cover story, "Word," recounts the creation of The Anthology of Rap, the scholarly catalogue of rap lyrics co-edited by CU-Boulder professor Adam Bradley. The story details the challenge of figuring what, exactly, all those rappers are saying. A few of the quarter-of-a-million word ... More >>
Remember that open video shoot for Sole's music video we told you about two weeks ago? Well, now you can see the results. He just threw up his first self-produced video, "White Rage," a part of a series of songs meant as an experiment of rap as journalism. The video was filmed right in front ... More >>
It's coming up on the birthday of this great nation, and what better way to celebrate it than to blow shit up, which is basically our M.O. anyway? Aside from the visual spectacle, which these days is starting to get a little esoteric (honestly, what does the Jupiter-burst have to do with th ... More >>
Monsters of Folk's self-titled debut grabbed the top spot at Albums on the Hill, while eponymous releases from Blakroc and Them Crooked Vultures came in second and third for the week. Boulder-based guitarist Trace Bundy, meanwhile, checked in at number four with Adapt, and Michael Franti & Sp ... More >>
Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane grabbed the top spot at Independent Records with his latest effort, The State vs. Radric Davis, released last week on Asylum. Snoop Dogg claimed the second slot with Malice in Wonderland, released last week on Priority, while Lady Gaga's Fame Monster nabbed third place, ... More >>
Michael Anthony, Sammy Hagar, Joe Satriani and Chad Smith are ChickenfootOn the surface it might seem a bit strange throwing Joe Satriani, Sammy Hagar, Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith together, but the four apparently gelled so well that they decided to ... More >>
Brian Landis FolkinsFresh Breath Committee kicked things off at Vinyl. See more photos from Vinyl at westword.com/slideshow. Fresh Breath Committee, 12:00 p.m. The day started off nice and sunny and Club Vinyl's rooftop, but I was a bit late in catching the set from the Fresh Breath Committee. The ... More >>
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5 Responses to "How much water should I add to my crock pot when cooking pulled pork?"
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December 25th, 2011 at 3:18 am
In my crock pot you don't add water, you just put in the pork and all the bbq sauce. And hours later it's done.
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December 25th, 2011 at 3:59 am
none cut up the meat (boneless pork roast or boneless country style ribs) and put it on low and let it cook in its own juices the fat will provide enough moisture to cook about 8 hours on low then drain if there is alot of fat then add your sauce and put it on high for about and hour.
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December 25th, 2011 at 4:25 am
Place the pork in a slow cooker; pour 12 fluid ounces of root beer over the meat. Cover and cook on low until well cooked and the pork shreds easily, 6 to 7 hours. Drain well, then add 1 18-oz jar of your favorite barbecue sauce and enjoy!
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December 25th, 2011 at 4:41 am
Just to cover the meat.
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I usually don't add any.
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In bio today my teacher told me about an experiment she did with plants. When ever she watered them she would take two bottles, yell mean things at one and speak positively to the other. Turns out the one that was watered by the negative water died. Then she reminded us that humans are around 75% water……….If negativity kills plants, what is it doing to teenagers
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Mar 27, 2013
Gov. Jack Dalrymple, a Republican, signed three anti-abortion bills Tuesday, one of which bans abortions as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detectable, which could be as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
The New York Times: New Laws Ban Most Abortions In North Dakota
Gov. Jack Dalrymple of North Dakota approved the nation's toughest abortion restrictions on Tuesday, signing into law a measure that would ban nearly all abortions and inviting a legal showdown over just how much states can limit access to the procedure (Eligon and Eckholm, 3/26).
Reuters: North Dakota Governor Signs 'Heartbeat' Abortion Ban
North Dakota on Tuesday adopted the most restrictive abortion law in the United States, as the governor signed a bill that bans the procedure in most cases once a fetal heartbeat can be detected, as early as six weeks. Supporters of abortion rights said they would challenge the measure in court (Thompson, 3/26).
The Associated Press/Washington Post: North Dakota GOP Governor Signs Bill Banning Most Abortions As Early As 6 Weeks Into Pregnancy
The Republican governor signed three anti-abortion measures on Tuesday — including one banning abortions as early as six weeks into a pregnancy, or when a heartbeat can be detected. By doing so, Dalrymple positioned his oil-rich state as a primary battleground in the decades-old fight over abortion rights (3/27).
The Wall Street Journal: North Dakota Adopts Strict Abortion Law
The law, which prohibits an abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected, is expected to face a court challenge from abortion-rights advocates who say it conflicts with U.S. Supreme Court rulings. Gov. Jack Dalrymple, a Republican, said it is unclear whether the law would survive a court challenge, but that it stands as "a legitimate attempt by a state legislature to discover the boundaries" of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court's 40-year-old abortion rights ruling (Peters, 3/26).
Politico: Activists Push Abortion Issue Forward
Anti-abortion activists are pushing earlier and earlier bans on abortion, with at least one state outlawing the procedure at the first sign of a detectable heartbeat. Arkansas's new law limits most abortions at 12 weeks, and a North Dakota law signed by the governor Tuesday bans most after six weeks (Smith, 3/26).
CNN: North Dakota Governor Signs Law Banning Most Abortions
What is being called the nation's toughest anti-abortion measure -- a law that bans most abortions after six weeks, when a fetal heartbeat can be first detected -- was signed into law on Tuesday by North Dakota's governor. The law sets the stage for an almost guaranteed legal showdown, with proponents saying the law is intended to test the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that made abortion legal. … The governor directed the legislature to set aside funds to cover the cost of the expected legal battle, which opponents vowed to mount if the governor signed the measure into law (Carter and Hassan, 3/27).
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Georgia Health News: Senate Limits Abortion Coverage In State Health Plan
A bill that would allow the Georgia World Congress Center Authority to provide its own insurance plan added a surprise amendment Monday that would restrict abortion coverage for state employees. The amended legislation passed on a 34-15 vote in the Republican-dominated Senate. It would bar coverage for abortion in the 650,000-plus-member State Health Benefit Plan. The only exception would be for situations in which the life of the mother is in danger or it's needed "due to the mother's medical necessity." The bill still must be reconciled with the House version of the legislation, which does not address abortion. The Georgia World Congress Center recently left the state health plan, which covers teachers, other school personnel and state employees, along with dependents and retirees (Miller, 3/26).
Los Angeles Times: Following In Dr. George Tiller's Footsteps
The [Wichita, Kan.] clinic had been closed for nearly four years. Two weeks before the clinic's reopening, Burkhart pushes open the silver double doors to the empty surgical room. Her pace slows. A sadness flickers across her eyes. This room has been a symbol for decades of a fierce national fight over abortion, and that battle is about to return to her city, her doorstep. But then, just as quickly, she shakes it off. The political activist in her takes over. There is work to be done (Deam, 3/26).
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This new guideline first crossed my eyes in the form of a **BREAKING NEWS** post on Facebook.
It was posted by the very organization that made the news. (Does anyone else find that just a little bit self-serving and disingenuous?)
But after getting over my disgust over the misrepresentation of (what should have been) a press-release as a groundbreaking, developing situation, my thoughts shifted from the presentation to the message.
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That way, it's always with me, my emergency-supply stays current and unexpired, and it doesn't shatter if the bag gets smacked around a bit (as it's prone to do.)
On Saturday morning, I did a combo infusion set/sensor change. With all the trash this process generated (incidentally, Enlite and Mio are the #1 and #2 offenders, respectively, when it comes to destroying the planet), I must have swept my one-quarter-full vial of Novolog in the wastebucket along with all of the other stuff..
I just realized this on Sunday night. That vial is probably sitting out in the can by the curb, nestled comfortably between some eggshells, dryer lint, and dirty diapers. And unfortunately, that's where it will stay.
Hopefully, my insurance company will understand.
Awkwardly avoiding awkwardness
My office building is home to probably nine or ten different companies. The cafe on the first floor serves all of them. I had just started my dual-wave bolus and placed the order for my lunch when I felt the unexpected and repeated vibration coming from my hip.
Bvvt. Bvvt. Bvvt. Bvvt…. (I'm not sure how many times, but it was a lot. Also, is that how you spell the sounds of a vibrating insulin pump?)
When I checked the pump to see what was up, it turned out to be a Motor Error. It was the first one in a year, I think — I certainly haven't been plagued with them as I was at an earlier time. Having been through these in the past, I didn't panic. But I did have a bunch of thoughts go through my mind.
- Did I bump it or go near any strong magnetic fields lately? (No.)
- Do I have time to run to the restroom and restart the pump before my food is ready? (No).
- Could I possibly remember all the variables I just so meticulously calculated into my dual-wave bolus, and then factor in what's been delivered already, so that I can do it again? (No.)
- Are the insulin gods conspiring against me in retaliation for filling a medical device with an alcoholic beverage this weekend? (Possibly.)
My thought-process was then interrupted by a voice coming from my right, asking a person behind the counter if he could see the package of whole-wheat wraps. He wanted to check the carb-counts.
Short & sweet
Life's been hectic and blogging time's been scarce, but I've got a few moments to share this quick anecdote:
On Monday night, I had pizza for dinner before lacing up the skates to help out at my son's hockey practice. The pizza means I had an extended (dual-wave) bolus in action; the skating means I had a reduced temporary basal in effect. I felt kinda foolish, taking such measures which essentially cancelled one another out. But you know what?
It worked.
(Maybe the message would be more dramatic if I had a photo).
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Meanwhile, please go read Sue from Pennsylvania's post at Test, Guess, and Go. You may not think Medicare rules may apply to you, but someday they will. And as more and more private insurers follow a "standard" (i.e. Medicare), this could get worse before it gets better… unless we make ourselves heard! [UPDATE: link to Sue's post corrected!]
Valentine's day
Valentine's Day means different things to different people.
Maybe you think about teenage romance and the high-school dance.
Or maybe you see it through more grown-up eyes: sparkling wine, smooth jazz, and/or wild sex.
Some view it as an opportunity to rekindle a fire that has nearly burned out after years of neglect.
Perhaps you're a cynic, believing that February 14th is simply a fabricated holiday created to boost sales of cards, chocolate, and flowers. Maybe you feel captive to the holiday, making an obligatory purchase of said cards, chocolate, or flowers, rather than risk a terrible scorn when you get home.
Or maybe it's a day of sorrow — remembering someone who you've loved and lost, or simply trying to find somebody to love at all.
But most certainly, Valentine's Day isn't about children, right? How can it POSSIBLY be about the children? The rugrats who always seem to find a way to abort any hope of a romantic interlude? When the term children is used in the context of Valentine's Day, it often comes with another term: babysitter.
I see Valentine's Day a bit differently. On the 14th of February in 2007, my life changed forever. On that day, I became a parent.
So, yes. To me, Valentine's Day is all about the children. It's about a love, a commitment, and an obligation towards that tiny little life who relies on you for so much.
It's about those two little eyes that look at you for the first time ever, in complete innocence and complete reliance, saying Here I am. I submit my entire self to you for security, nourishment, and whatever else I need, for I can't do anything on my own. It's that first trip home from the hospital – trembling and paranoid that something could go wrong – because the stakes have now been raised. It's a feeling … a feeling so powerful … that I can't describe it in words. It needs to be experienced to be understood.
This is what I experienced on Valentine's Day in 2007. And again, on an ordinary November day a half-decade later.
Now, with all this talk about Valentine's Day, ten days before the fact, you probably see where I'm going with this (this is my literary pause – the transition from the sappy part to the scary part. Deep breath).
There is always a lingering possibility … a fear … that something could go wrong. That the unexpected happens. And that, when those little eyes meet yours, that you're unable to respond.
Imagine looking at your child, sick and frail. Helpless. And so are you — also helpless. It must be the most awful feeling on earth.
Imagine knowing that one shot of insulin will make all the difference – at least for awhile. Imagine knowing that the insulin is out there, but you just can't get your hands on it. Or worse, you can get your hands on it, but you can't find a syringe with which to inject it. The thought alone scares the hell out of me. The thought of being helpless, powerless, as my child suffers is unbearable to me.
These scenarios happen all the time in nations like Haiti, Kazakhstan, and some others. These are the observations that Dr. Fran Kaufman relayed to us during the Medtronic Diabetes Advocates Forum last month. Often, we hear of it in broad generalizations, describing populations in places we couldn't locate on a globe.
By now, you've no doubt read the Tweet-heard-(and retweeted)-round-the-world.
To me, Spare-a-Rose, Save-a-Child isn't about putting a "minus-one" on the enormous tally-board that represents how many children fail to survive due to lack of insulin.
It's about giving a child an opportunity to develop to his or her full potential. It's about giving parents some hope. It's giving these Type 1 children a legitimate reason not to give up. It's about keeping families together. Give them the supplies and the education, and they'll do their damnedest to learn how to use it properly.
You'll just have to take that last statement on faith. I can't back it up and I know there are some parents, in all parts of the world, who don't show this limitless love for their children. I can't figure out why — I just can't comprehend it one bit . But I truly believe that most people are good people. Some even transcend good, and will want to give the child a loving home in addition to some vital insulin.
I trust you know how it works. Five bucks gives insulin for a month. Sixty bucks lasts a year.
Send the metaphorical twelfth rose to someone who needs it. Plant it. Nurture it. Just as the rose will blossom, so will the child. Just as new flowers will bloom and produce new plants, so too will the knowledge and wisdom of treating Type 1 diabetes permeate through the community.
One bulb can turn a field of dirt into a beautiful garden. One selfless act can transform a village of despair into a place of delight.
Do it for the children. I love children. Show them some love this Valentine's Day.
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Ryan Sypkens and Corey Hawkins made back-to-back 3-pointers in the final two minutes Thursday night and the UC Davis Aggies posted their first road win over the Cal Poly Mustangs since 2009, holding on for a 62-58 win at Mott Gym.
The Aggies (7-14, 2-4 Big West Conference) trailed by seven at halftime, but hit 14-of-22 in the second half to rally for the win. Joel Awich threw down a dunk with 3:20 left to give the Mustangs (8-12, 4-3) the lead back, 54-53, and UC Davis turned the ball over on its next possession.
Maliik Love missed a pair of free throws and with 1:48 to go, Sypkens drained a 3-pointer to put the Aggies back on top 56-54 and on their next possession, Hawkins canned a 3 to give UC Davis a five-point lead with 58 seconds left.
Awich hit a jumper and then stole the ball from Hawkins and went in for a dunk to bring the Mustangs back to within 59-58 with 38 seconds to go, but Hawkins made a pair of free throws and Cal Poly missed two 3-pointers on their next trip down the floor.
Iggy Nujic hit one of two at the line with six seconds left to seal the win for UC Davis.
Hawkins led the Aggies with 16 points and six assists, while Sypkens added 14 points and was 4-for-6 from 3-point range. Avery Johnson had 11 points and Georgi Funtarov logged 10 points and six rebounds.
Chris Eversley scored 17 points and had three steals to pace the Mustangs. Dave Nwaba added 14 points, Brian Bennett grabbed seven rebounds and Jamal Johnson handed out four assists.
UC Davis was 23-for-47 (48.9 percent) overall, 10-for-22 (45.5 percent) from deep and 6-for-13 (46.2 percent) from the free-throw stripe. Cal Poly was 24-for-49 (49 percent), 3-for-10 (30 percent) and 7-for-11 (63.6 percent).
The Mustangs led the boards 30-25 and each team had 12 turnovers.
UC Davis, which has won two of three, visits UC Santa Barbara Saturday at 4 p.m.


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Chapter 4: Review of Medical Examination Documentation
A. Results of the Medical Examination
The physician must annotate the results of the examination on the following forms:
Panel Physicians
Panel physicians must annotate the results of the medical examination on the Medical Examination for Immigrant or Refugee Applicant (1991 TB Technical Instructions) (Form DS-2053) or the Medical Examination for Immigrant or Refugee Applicant (2007 TB Technical Instructions) (Form DS-2054), and related worksheets. [1] As of October 1, 2013, panel physicians only use DS-2054. The DS-2053 is no longer used after that date.
Civil Surgeons
Civil surgeons must annotate the medical examination results on the Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record (Form I-693).
B. Documentation Completed by Panel Physician
Since a State Department Consular Officer reviews the medical documentation completed by a panel physician as part of the overseas visa process, a USCIS Officer may assume that the medical documentation is properly completed. [2] The Technical Instructions for Panel Physicians may differ from the Technical Instructions for Civil Surgeons. As long as the DS form is properly completed, the officer should accept the finding of the consular officer as correct.
If the USCIS Officer notices a significant irregularity such as an omission of a particular section, the officer may issue a Request for Evidence (RFE) to have a civil surgeon in the United States complete the missing part(s) of the medical examination. A civil surgeon should address any deficiency by completing the respective parts of a Form I-693 according to the Technical Instructions for Civil Surgeons issued by CDC. [3] In this case, because the DS form was completed by a panel physician, the officer should retain the original document. The RFE must specify which sections of Form I-693 have to be completed by a civil surgeon. This should only happen in rare instances.
Applicants who have already been examined abroad and are not required to repeat the medical examination in the United States may still have to show proof of the vaccination requirement. [4] See Chapter 3, Applicability of Medical Examination and Vaccination Requirement [8 USCIS-PM B.3] for specific information on who is required to be examined and to what extent.
C. Documentation Completed by Civil Surgeon
1. Civil Surgeon Designation
Except for physicians who are Public Health Service Officers, only physicians designated by USCIS to act as civil surgeons may conduct an immigration medical examination in the United States and complete Form I-693. [5] Form I-693 can only be used for immigration benefits that are granted in the United States. Only doctors of medicine (M.D.) and doctors of osteopathy (D.O.) who are currently licensed to practice as physicians may be designated. [6] See INA 232 and 8 CFR 232. The physician must be designated as a civil surgeon at the time of the completion of the medical examination.
To determine whether the physician is designated as a civil surgeon, the officer should consult the designated civil surgeon list through the civil surgeon locator on uscis.gov.
If the officer has questions as to the past designation of a civil surgeon, the officer should contact the appropriate civil surgeon POC(s).
2. Complete Form
The following requirements must always be met regarding any Form I-693 submitted to USCIS:
The form must be completed legibly;
All required parts of the form must be completed; [7] Some parts of the form may not be required. For example, if an applicant is not required to undergo a chest X-ray in the TB section of the medical examination report, the chest X-ray section would not have to be completed.
The form must be signed and dated by the designated civil surgeon who conducted the medical examination; [8] See Subsection 3, Signatures [8 USCIS-PM B.4(C)(3)].
The form must be signed and dated by the applicant who was examined; [9] See Subsection 3, Signatures [8 USCIS-PM B.4(C)(3)].
If applicable, the form must be signed and dated by the physician(s) completing referral evaluations; [10] See Subsection 3, Signatures [8 USCIS-PM B.4(C)(3)].
The form must still be valid; [11] See Subsection 4, Validity Period of Form I-693 (Including Use of Prior Versions) [8 USCIS-PM B.4(C)(4)]. and
The form must be in a sealed envelope as detailed in the form's instructions.
If the above requirements are not met, or if there is evidence that the envelope has been tampered with, the officer must return the original Form I-693 to the applicant for corrective action. Whenever an original is returned to the applicant, the officer should retain a copy.
A response to an RFE is acceptable if it is completed by a civil surgeon in one of the following ways:
The civil surgeon annotates the original medical examination in the deficient part(s), and both the applicant and the civil surgeon re-sign and re-date their respective certifications.
The civil surgeon re-completes an entirely new Form I-693, and corrects for the original deficiency.
The civil surgeon completes the following sections of a new form: The part containing the applicant's information, [12] As part of completing the Form I-693, the civil surgeon must ensure that the applicant has signed the applicant's certification. the part(s) that were deficient in the original examination, and the part containing the civil surgeon's information and certification. The civil surgeon must include the original medical examination documentation with the newly completed parts.
The applicant may return to the original civil surgeon who performed the immigration medical exam or a new civil surgeon to correct the form.
The civil surgeon must place the corrected form [13] Along with the original Form I-693, if separate from the corrected form. in a sealed envelope. The applicant must then return the sealed envelope to USCIS.
3. Signatures
The applicant, the civil surgeon, and any other health care provider who evaluated the applicant as part of the immigration medical examination should sign the form, to verify that the content of their representations is truthful.
Signature of the Civil Surgeon
The civil surgeon's signature must be an original signature. There is no exception to this requirement. Stamps of the physician's signature or other substitutes, or copies of the civil surgeon's original signature, are not acceptable.
As outlined in CDC's Technical Instructions, the civil surgeon is only permitted to sign the Form I-693 after he or she has completed the entire medical examination. An examination is not completed until any prescribed treatment for a Class A condition has been administered.
There may be circumstances when an applicant refuses to undergo one part of the examination, but the civil surgeon certifies the form with a notation that part of the exam is not complete. In these cases, the officer should issue an RFE to the applicant for corrective action.
The civil surgeon might also diagnose a Class A condition for which the applicant refuses treatment. The civil surgeon might then annotate the Class A condition but still certify and sign the form. In this case, the officer should not return the form for corrective action. The officer should determine that the applicant is inadmissible and ask the applicant to request a waiver, if available. [14] See Volume 9, Waivers, Part C, Waivers for Health-Related Grounds of Inadmissibility [9 USCIS-PM C] for more on waivers.
Signature of the Health Department
In agreement with CDC, USCIS granted blanket civil surgeon designation to local and state health departments in the United States. This blanket designation allows health departments to complete the vaccination portion of Form I-693 for refugees seeking adjustment if they have a physician who meets the professional qualifications for a civil surgeon. If a refugee only requires the vaccination assessment, the only parts of the form that need to be completed are the applicant's information, the vaccination assessment, and the certifications. The other parts are irrelevant and do not have to be submitted.
If the health department physician is completing only a vaccination assessment for refugees seeking adjustment, the physician's signature may be either an original (handwritten) or a stamped signature, as long as it is the signature of the health department physician. The attending nurse may, but does not have to, co-sign with the physician. The signature of the physician must be accompanied by the health department's stamp or raised seal, whichever is customarily used.
If the health department does not properly sign, the officer should return the medical documentation to the applicant for corrective action. [15] See Part C, Civil Surgeon Designation and Revocation [8 USCIS-PM C] for more information on the blanket civil surgeon designation for health departments.
Signature of a Military Physician designated as a Civil Surgeon for Members and Veterans of the Armed Forces
To ease the difficulties encountered by physicians and applicants in the military, USCIS issued a blanket civil surgeon designation to qualifying military physicians to permit them to perform the immigration medical examination and complete the Form I-693 for eligible members and veterans of the U.S. armed forces and their dependents. [16] See Part C, Civil Surgeon Designation and Revocation [8 USCIS-PM C] for more information on the blanket civil surgeon designation for military physicians.
Pursuant to the understanding reached between USCIS and the CDC, military physicians who qualify under this blanket civil surgeon designation may perform the entire immigration medical examination as long as the exam is conducted in the United States on the premises of a Military Treatment Facility (MTF) and conducted for a U.S. armed forces member, veteran, or dependent who is eligible to receive medical care at the MTF.
If operating under the blanket civil surgeon designation for military physicians, a physician's signature may be either an original (handwritten) or stamped signature, as long as it is the signature of a qualifying military physician. Nurses and other health care professionals may, but are not required to, co-sign the form. The signature of the physician must be accompanied by the official stamp or raised seal of the MTF, whichever is customarily used.
If the military physician does not properly sign, the officer should return the medical documentation to the applicant for corrective action.
Signature of the Applicant
The applicant or the civil surgeon may complete the section about the applicant's information. The civil surgeon must always verify the applicant's identity by requiring a government-issued ID, as stated in CDC's Technical Instructions.
The applicant must sign the certification only when instructed by the civil surgeon. By signing the form, the applicant attests that he or she consented to the medical examination and that any information provided in relation to the medical examination is truthful.
Whenever the civil surgeon orders a test that he or she does not perform personally, the civil surgeon must ensure that the physician or staff to whom the applicant is referred checks the identity of the applicant by requesting a government-issued ID. [17] By signing the form, the civil surgeon certifies that he or she has examined the applicant according to the procedures and requirements outlined in the Technical Instructions, Form I-693, and form instructions. Officers do not need to verify whether the civil surgeon instructed the referring physician to check the applicant's identity.
An officer should follow the chart below to determine whether the applicant or a legal guardian must sign the form. [18] See 8 CFR 103.2(a)(2).
Signature of the Applicant
Age of Applicant
Signature Requirement
Age 14 or Older
The applicant must sign Form I-693. However, a legal guardian may sign for a mentally incompetent person.
Under Age 14
Either the applicant, a parent, or legal guardian may sign the Form I-693. The officer should not reject the form as improperly completed if only the applicant, parent, or guardian signs.
Signature of Physicians Receiving Referrals for Evaluation
If the civil surgeon is unable to perform a particular medical assessment, he or she is required to refer the applicant to another physician. The physician receiving the referral is required to complete the appropriate section on Form I-693 after he or she has completed the evaluation of the applicant's condition. The civil surgeon may not sign the civil surgeon's certification on the form until the civil surgeon has received and reviewed the report of the physician who received the referral. If the referring physician ordered treatment, the civil surgeon may not sign the certification until the treatment has been completed.
Contracted services used by the civil surgeon to complete a step in the medical examination are not considered referrals. Therefore, the referral section can be blank in such cases. [19] Civil surgeons are, however, still responsible for ensuring that the contractor properly checks the applicant's ID. For example, if the civil surgeon uses a contractor to draw blood, the referral section does not have to be completed. However, if the Technical Instructions require a referral to the Health Department because the applicant has TB, the officer must make sure that the referral section is completed.
4. Validity Period of Form I-693 (Including Use of Prior Versions)
Evidentiary Value
A person seeking an immigration benefit and who is subject to medical grounds of inadmissibility must establish that he or she is not inadmissible on medical grounds. [20] See INA 212(a)(1). In general, those applying for immigration benefits while in the United States must use Form I-693 to show they are free from any conditions that would render them inadmissible.
An officer may determine that the applicant has met the burden of proof required to establish that he or she is free from a medical condition that would render the applicant inadmissible if all of the following criteria are met:
The medical exam was performed by a USCIS-designated civil surgeon in accordance with HHS regulations;
The medical examination report was properly completed;
See Section C, Documentation Completed by Civil Surgeon [8 USCIS-PM B.4(C)].
The medical examination report was submitted to USCIS less than one year after completion of the examination;
USCIS will use the date the Form I-693 was signed by the civil surgeon (including blanket-designated health departments and military physicians) to determine whether the report was submitted less than one year after completion of the examination.
The benefit application
For example, an Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status (Form I-485). is adjudicated no more than one year after the date the medical examination report was submitted to USCIS;
USCIS will use the date that USCIS received the Form I-693 to determine whether the medical examination report is more than one year old at time of adjudication of the benefit application. Although the medical examination report is generally valid for adjudicatory purposes up to one year after filing, the officer may order an additional immigration medical examination at any time if he or she has concerns as to an applicant's inadmissibility on health-related grounds. For more information, see Chapter 11, Inadmissibility Determination, Section C, Other Information [8 USCIS-PM B.11(C)]. and
The medical examination report establishes that the applicant does not have a Class A medical condition and has complied with the vaccination requirements or is granted a waiver. [25] For more information on determining inadmissibility based on medical grounds, see Chapter 5, Review of Overall Findings [8 USCIS-PM B.5] through Chapter 11, Inadmissibility Determination [8 USCIS-PM B.11].
In general, if any one of the above criteria is not met, the applicant has not met the burden of proof required to establish that he or she is free of a medical condition that would render him or her inadmissible to the United States. In this case, the officer should follow standard operating procedures regarding issuance of an RFE or Notice of Intent to Deny (NOID) to address the deficiency.
Special rules may apply to certain foreign nationals who were examined overseas, including certain nonimmigrant fiancé(e)s or spouses of U.S. citizens (K visa), spouses of lawful permanent residents (V visa), refugees, and asylee dependents. Such foreign nationals usually do not need to repeat the full medical exam in the United States for purposes of adjustment of status. [26] See Chapter 3, Applicability of Medical Examination and Vaccination Requirement [8 USCIS-PM B.3] for more information on these special considerations.
Generally, the only acceptable version of Form I-693 is the version in use at the time of the medical examination. Prior versions of Form I-693 are generally not acceptable because they may lack necessary information. [27] See http://www.uscis.gov/i-693 for the current and accepted version(s) of the form.
Timing of the Submission of the Medical Examination Report
The medical examination report may be submitted to USCIS:
Concurrently with the immigration benefit application; or
At any time after filing the immigration benefit application but prior to the adjudication of that application; if not filed concurrently with the immigration benefit application, USCIS encourages applicants to wait until USCIS requests the medical examination report before submitting it. [28] This includes a request to bring the medical examination report to the interview.
Place of Submission of the Medical Examination Report
The medical examination report should be submitted to the appropriate location. [29] See http://www.uscis.gov/i-693 for location information.


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Beard Construction has been announced as the contractor appointed to build Berkshire's children's hospice. Pudsey joined the charity's Co-founder and Founder Patron last week for the announcement and to reveal that Children In Need has awarded a £99,488 grant to Alexander Devine Children's Hospice Service to fund a play specialist for three years, working with the Alexander's Care Team. READ MORE
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Alexander Devine Children's Hospice Service was founded in 2007 with the aim of providing a dedicated children's hospice service for all children with life limiting and life threatening illnesses in Berkshire and beyond.
Families tell us that they find it difficult to find the right support at the right time and we understand that it is the whole family who need to be looked after. Our ultimate aim is to provide well co-ordinated support, which is available from the point of diagnosis for as long a families want, either in the home or in our local hospice.
We currently fund Alexander's Nurses who provide quite unique specialised care and respite by regularly supporting families in their own homes – our service is unique because we work very closely with all our local NHS hospitals so that families receive a 'joined-up service'.
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Retiring in 1995 from the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts as a Professor of English, Neuman enjoyed her students' responses to the poetry of Frost. She is also known for her literary love of Herman Melville and Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Those planning to attend should bring a brown bag lunch. Dessert and refreshments will be served. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit dorsetvthistory.org.
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|$900,000 - $1,000,000
|Over $1,000,000
Bennington, NE
Incredible Custom Cizek Built 1.5 Stry On The Lake. This Home Is Tucked Onto A Point W/ Expansive...
Bennington, NE
Prepare To Be Amazed By This Stunning Home Featured In House To Home Magazine. Terrific Lakefront...
Bennington, NE
Beautiful Bennington Lake Ranch Home. Gourmet Kitchen Boasts 2 Thermador Convection Ovens, 6 Burn...
Bennington, NE
This Truly Is A Stunning, One-of-a-kind Custom Built Home On The Lake In Newport Landing! From Th...
Bennington, NE
Lake Living At Its Finest. 1.5 Story With 5 Bed, 8 Bath, & 4 Car Garage. Wide Open Floor Plan Wit...
Bennington, NE
Fabulous Executive Tuscan Theme Ranch! Loaded With Upgrades! Over ½ Acre Of Land Overlooking The...
Bennington, NE
No Detail Was Missed In This One Stunning Custom Built Walkout Ranch. This Home Features 5beds, 6...
Bennington, NE
This Wonderfully Appointed Ranch Walkout Transitionally Styled Has A Great Open Floor Plan With B...
Bennington, NE
Spacious Open Ranch Walk-out With Space For All Your Toys! 5 Bed, 3 Bth, 5+ Car Garage! Tucked ...
Newport Landing Homeowners Association
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