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gglake Posts: 1Chicago-land
$38220 MSRP ($36050 base)
SL 4x
tow package - 400
illuminated kick plates - 275
splash guards - 150
carpet mats - 200
crossbars - 300
wheel locks - no charge
delivery - 845
$34,642 + 6% tax + $150 doc fee + $28 license transfer = $36909
-$500 Edmunds (3 weeks no response yet)
$35909 on the bottom line. FWIW, negotiated $2000 over KBB private party retail on trade-in($15k total) before MSRP negotiation (wound up a few hundred under VPP, my backup plan)
Took NMAC on $7500 @ 2.99% with 850 credit... the min finance charge. Beware... you must keep loan with NMAC for minimum of 4 months or pay back incentive.
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sgoyal Posts: 24I just went through truecar.com (my company prefers to go thru that if you want additional discount, I think one of the member also mentioned it earlier).
I got Guaranteed Saving Certificate email
SL 4X4 W/Premium package plus Splash Guard, Floor Matt, Bumper Protector, Cross Bar ,Illuminated Kick Plates
$36554 before TTL..
I'm thinking to do little bit more negotiation and Trade-in my Murano and hopefully deal gets done by EOM. (Got email from edmunds for $500 hurrahh) -
sgoyal Posts: 24Dealers don't have a SL 4X4 with Premium package. But he got with DVD package including almost every options except Tow hitch (I've asked him to throw Tow Hitch free too).. He brought his price down $34766 plus $598 document fees ($35364)...
Final would be $35364+Tax, title and registration fees. . looking around $37600
My wife is looking with Premium Package and I'm going to meet the Dealer tomorrow and let's see if he brings more down since my wife is going to play bad cop LOL... -
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sgoyal Posts: 24Here's one of the Dealer in ATLANTA giving this. NOT sure how many loop holes are in this one? such as all the regular maintenance has to be done there including OIL change or stuff... I'd find out more
"Lifetime means lifetime as long as you own your car your vehicle is covered."
(Good at any factory authorized Nissan dealer in the U.S. and Canada) -
tims2k Posts: 9We are in final negotiations on a Platinum Premium 4x4 and I'm curious what others have paid for their extended warranty. The Pathfinder comes with a 36 month, 36K bumper to bumper, but what about extended warranties?
I've heard that these can be purchased from any Nissan Dealership (location doesn't matter). What have others paid for theirs? We're looking for a 7-year, 100K warranty? -
stingray019 Posts: 4Just picked up my new Pathfinder yesterday. I was going back and forth with the color Artic Blue and Mocha Stone both Almond interior. Boy Im glad I got the Mocha Stone, very awesome looking especially late afternoon early evening. The color seems to change from day to evening. Anyways, you really need to do your homework when dealing with them. I did all the negotiations via-email between 4 different dealers in chicago, I finally made a deposit with the dealer with the lowest price. You know whats funny though every dealer says they are the Largest Dealership in the Midwest. So heres my price MSRP $ 44920 Sale Price $ 40454 with 3.9% APR. Lastly, if you finance the car with them ALWAYS ask the finance guy the " buy rate ", because the banks give the dealers a lower rate then the dealer raises the rate 1 to 2 points..they have to disclose if you ask. Btw, anybody purchased the extended warranty, if you did what are the terms and cost. They offered me $ 1013 72months / 75000 miles.....sorry this took so long to write
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sgoyal Posts: 24I'm doing same thing. I don't like to go to dealer unless I agree with numbers. I'm talking to 3 dealers and waiting for the last one to send me OTD price on my SL 4X2 w/premium package, cross bar, illuminated kick, splash guard and rear bumper protector.
My wife and I both were confused with Cayenne RED and Mocha.. but we settled on RED.. Mocha is my another favorite color.
Whoever gives me the lowest price, going to get it from him. -
greenhk Posts: 48Just did paperwork for
2013 SL 4x4, black on black with
floor mats,
stainless steel bumper protector,
cross bars &
tow package.
MSRP was $38,070 (not including the bumper protector - they are adding that on at my request)
My price, before TTL $32,933.
I am financing 1.9% for 60 months have applied for the $500 Edmunds visa card.
Curious to hear what others think. I believe this is a good price? Your thoughts?
Should I negotiation even more? -
stingray019 Posts: 4I think thats a great deal, mine was $44920 MSRP sold for $40450
Platinum / Premium Package / 4 Piece Floor Matts / Illimunated Plates / Splash Guards / also LIFETIME POWERTRAIN Warranty nationwide
Anybody thinking about getting the extended warranty? If so let me know your deal, also getting accessories from mynissanoarts.com I think thats the cheapest I have searched so far. -
cliffy2112 Posts: 9I think you did pretty good.. (better then me).
I got the identical vehicle with msrp of 38,070 for 33050.. It took hours of bickering, but was well worth it.. By the end the sales manager only would give me angry stink eye..
Thus far love the ride (appx 400 miles).. I got black on black as well which I think looks pretty good, except when they salt the roads... I would have prefered slate, but they didnt have it at the dealer so I went with the Michael Knight edition... -
greenhk Posts: 48I have a black Highlander now and agree - it does show all the dirt, but when it's clean - man it looks good. The black PF immediately caught my eye when I was looking around. With the chrome accents..looks sharp. Thanks for your opinion on my price. I feel like I'm at the "stink eye" point with the dealers around here now too.
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sgoyal Posts: 24I agree on Edmunds $500 Gift Card. It's an extra discount and better sign up before you sign the paper.
My new car deal is done and We are fighting on 2006 Nissan Murano right now.
I was able to bring dealer to $33834 (before fees and TT) for SL Fully loaded every options available (except DVD LOL) -
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sgoyal Posts: 24Yes but it's SL 4X2 NOT 4X4... But I still think that it's a good deal because NO other dealer is going below 34K+ in my town...
No dealer has SL 4X4 in ATL with SL Package since they sell very rare.
On top of that I'm getting Limited Lifetime warranty plus 2 year of Basic maintenance free... I'm negotiating 100 Gallons of gas free since they had that flyer few days ago LOL -
sgoyal Posts: 24I went to different dealer since my original dealer won't give me more than 7K on my 2006 nissan murano SL trade-in...
New dealer same price on new pathfinder plus gave me 9300 trade in value... so saved me some tax money too...
SL 4X2 Cayenne RED/Charcoal W/Premium package, cross bar, illuminated kick, floor mat, bumper splash, rear bumper protector
27 OTD after trade in... -
greenhk Posts: 48I've already signed up for the gift card, got the email confirmation. Now just waiting to sign the paperwork so I can fill out the online submission form.
The car I test drove had the "passenger air bag off" light illuminated the entire time someone was sitting in the passenger seat. I told the dealer before I signed the paperwork I wanted them to check that out & fix it. In the meantime I'm still price shopping! LOL but I think the $32,933 will be my best bet. BTW - I did notice on plenty of places on the net that there is some issues with that airbag light. Check yours out everyone & make sure it's working properly! -
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greenhk Posts: 48I noticed on the paperwork that was written up this weekend that they had a pre-printed amount on the form of $499 - I'm guessing it was the dealer prep fee?? Sounds high to me. What do others think? And is this negotiable? Again - I haven't signed the paper work yet, so I want to know what I can still negotiate before I sign on the dotted line. Thanks!
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Hot on the heels of the Americans, came Alexander, an Israeli brewery that opened in 2008 and quickly became a favourite in restaurants and bars. A bona fide boutique brewery, It makes two main beers – Blonde, a Belgian-style fruity beer, and Amber, a French country-style beer made from special roasted malts. Alexander also offers two seasonal beers: Green, with an Israeli twist of grapefruit, guava and mango, and Black with dark chocolate and espresso.
Alexander is located in the Hefer Valley, a small green belt of kibbutzim slightly inland from Netanya and south of Haifa. The brewery was named after the nearby Alexander stream by founder Ori Sagy, a former Israeli Air Force pilot who brewed beer as a hobby for more than 25 years. The brewery welcomes visitors with a 45-minute tour of the brew house, which includes beer tastings.


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Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso: Once you've seen Diego Rivera's historical murals in the Palacio Nacional, walk a few blocks north to this 18th-century former Jesuit school, whose placid porticoes are lined with bitingly satirical works by his contemporary José Clemente Orozco.
Casa Luis Barragán: The former residence of the great Mexican Modernist is a must for architecture fans. Barragán created intensity by distilling color and structure: a long wall of intense pink, for example, or a window positioned so the shadow aligns with the wall opposite.
Museo del Juguete Antiguo: Japanese-Mexican architect Roberto Shimizu began collecting toys in 1955; now his son oversees the exhibition of 45,000 pieces in a space wedged between auto-body shops south of downtown. The displays of soldiers, Barbie dolls, and more are sure to induce joyful nostalgia.
Museo Nacional de Antropología: Among the pre-Columbian treasures housed here is the Piedra del Sol, a stone disk whose carvings reveal the cosmological sophistication of Aztec beliefs. But there are quieter riches, such as a jadeite mask from Palenque and a Toltec armored vest made from seashells.


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Ok…here is my best shot at the most important tips on how to find a job in 2012:
1. Know Thyself – understand what you are looking for in your next job BEFORE you start searching. You don't have to figure out what you want to do for the rest of your life. Pick one direction, plan it out and stick with it.
2. Don't get bogged down by social media stuff – I hear a lot of buzz around should I use Twitter or Facebook to find a job? What is LinkedIn and how can I find a job with it? If you don't understand these tools don't waste your time on them until you do. Don't let them be a distraction to your job search thinking they are the "magic bullet". They can help but they are not for everyone. A successful job search means you connect with hiring managers and they want you. Social media tools can help these interactions get started but I have also seen people spend so much time trying to make it work for them they miss great opportunities. Don't go down this "rabbit hole" if you get easily distracted.
3. Be genuine. Be yourself – whether you are meeting someone to help you with your job search or a potential employer, don't oversell yourself and your accomplishments. You are who you are. We like you as you are. Don't be someone or something you are not. You have gifts and talents just like everyone else and you deserve what you are looking for. Focus your efforts on who you are not who you want others to think you are.
4. Be a dream seeker - it is ok to be looking for the dream job or the right situation for your next job. Dreaming and seeing those dreams become reality is such a wonderful experience, everyone should be striving for it. I am a big proponent of you trying to find an opportunity that is over your head or out of your comfort zone. "Stretch jobs" can be one of the most exciting times in your working life. There are so many companies and so many types of hiring manager. Look for the ones who believe in your and willing to give you a shot at your dream. They are out there. You just need to find one.
5. Your attitude is everything – I can't tell you how important your attitude is. Be happy, optimistic and positive no matter what is going on around you. It will seep into your conversations and make your presentations most fruitful. A bad attitude will do the same but sour your chances.
6. Don't be too proud – being too proud is actually a form of fear. Pride forces you to not let others into your life. Pride puts up walls that might not be able to be seen by the other person but are felt at a deeper level. Try "humbleness" on for size and see how it feels. It is actually very comfortable and opens more doors.
7. Don't give "canned" ANYTHING – no canned responses, no canned resumes, no canned cover letters, and no canned tuna (jk on the tuna). If you look or act or sound like everyone else you are going to be perceived to be like everyone else…B-O-R-I-N-G. Don't be boring. Instead be bold in order to stand out in someone's mind. Don't be cocky but be bold and look for ways to make an impression.
8. The details will kill you – if you have never heard the old saying about the "devil in the details" you might want to think about this one. Spending your time on making sure your resume doesn't have errors or your "elevator pitch" sounds comfortable or whatever you are doing is done well, is very important. Employers don't want people who can churn out calls or data, they want people who take pride in their work (and maybe churn out the calls and data). Make sure you are taking the necessary time to proof your work.
9. Slow down – if you are always feeling like you are rushing to get that resume to that lady or hurry up and push out that blog post or trying to hurry through coffee with a friend because your "schedule" is waiting, then slow down. Slowing down allows you to focus on one project at a time and pour your whole self into it. That means being a little flexible with your schedule and not putting so many deadlines on your time. Have a plan but give it room to breath and take shape.
10. Have fun – now this one can be taken the wrong way if I am not careful. I don't want you to think of your job search as a party, necessarily. I do want you to be excited about what direction your next job is going to take you in. Thinking about the excitement for what is next in your working life can really get you pumped up. Finding a job is no easy task most of the time, you might as well try to find ways to make it fun. Adding a little fun to the work can make the work not seem so difficult.
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I didn't know that they were fragrant. We have a small patch in the yard and the quail love them too. They eat them down to a stub. lol |
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Tent City covers the series of civil rights events that took place in Fayette County, Tennessee, from 1959 into the early 1970s. As a result, many black residents were evicted from the sharecropper housing that had been homes to some families for generations. Ultimately, up to 700 people had to move into one of two Tent Cities erected on donated land, some living there for up to 2+ years. In addition, black residents who registered to vote were blocked from goods and services necessary to survive day to day: milk, eggs, fuel, and even medical care.
Although these events took place over 50 years ago, we still face the same struggles for human rights in the U.S. and around the globe. Tent cities seem to pop up whenever less powerful populations are displaced by those with more economic, political, and social means—either to grab the property of the displaced, or as a result of war migration, racial or ethnic massacres, or other civic and political upheaval—including those following natural disasters or economic downturn.
The Tent City movement in Fayette County is significant for a number of reasons: First, it was a truly grassroots movement—initiated, organized, and maintained by black residents in the local community. Outside help from regional sympathizers, college activists, and the federal government certainly came in and helped the Fayette County participants to keep the movement going, but the leaders and long-term participants were locals.
Second, unlike many more widely known civil rights events, Tent City was a rural movement whose participants made their living from the land—most of the African American population worked for white landowners as sharecroppers. This meant the civil rights movement in Fayette County was primarily an effort of the poor.
This can be better appreciated if we note that the middle-class, more educated blacks—who had more resources to start a movement—were few and mostly found in urban areas. At the time, most blacks in the rural South were poor and under-educated and, therefore, many of the movements during the Civil Rights Era were initiated by white sympathizers who came to the South to recruit and organize black activists.
Finally, Fayette County—as well as adjacent Haywood County—were politically promising because they were the only two of 96 Tennessee counties in which blacks outnumbered whites. This made political change at a significant scale possible if black citizens could vote. Also, being located in the southwestern part of the state and adjacent to the Mississippi state line, Fayette County was in a strategic position for extending efforts into Mississippi, which had garnered much of the national attention concerning civil rights violations and violence.
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Though we cannot begin to tell (or even find) every individual's story from this era, we want to include a variety of perspectives here; this site provides a venue in which Fayette County residents and other participants in the movement can describe their experiences of these events. But we are also interested in the relationship between history and the present. How do experiences from the 1960s affect people's feelings, hopes, or concerns about Fayette County today? What do these stories mean to young people who are just learning about the county's past?
Why is Tent City important to know about now and into the future?
Additionally, we believe the stories and discussions gathered here may have meaning to people far beyond Fayette County. The struggle for justice is not unique to this region and here, as elsewhere, it highlighted deep divisions within the community while forcing everyone who lived in the area to think about what change might mean for their society and for themselves as individuals. We want to understand how people live and work in a shared locale during periods of social upheaval, or how they negotiate contemporary conflict while planning for a still uncertain future.
Today, Fayette County faces new kinds of change, including the impact of growth from nearby Memphis. What does Fayette County's history mean to newer residents—whether those who have moved recently or young people born locally—and how might broader recognition of that past shape the county today? We think the stories of Fayette County offer a special opportunity to understand how communities can overcome difficult pasts and remind us that these human rights issues continue, and remain urgent in national and global discussions.
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CAIRO - Plans by Turkey's ruling party to reform the education system have sparked a new uproar in the country, with secularists accusing the Islam-rooted Justice and Development (AK) party of seeking to increase the Islamic influence in schools.The Turkish system of education has been searching for ways to rid itself of these military elements that were forced on it, Education Personnel Labor Union Secretary-General Ali Yalçın, told Sunday's Zaman on March 11.
This is what the current government has been doing for years and they have changed many things to save the education system from militaristic influences."
Introduced by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's AK party, the new bill, known as "4+4+4" or "relay education" aims to lengthen compulsory school education from 8 to 12 years.
It proposes lowering the minimum age for entering school from 7 to 6 and divide 12 years of compulsory education into three levels: primary school, middle school and high school.
Proponents of the bill say it aims to repari the results of the military soft coup in February 28, 1998, in which the secular military began a campaign to push an Islamic-led government from power.
Seeking to minimize Islamic influence on children, the generals forced the government to implement a principle of eight years of basic education without the possibility of changing to a vocational school.
That move meant that special state-run schools created to educate Muslim imams, known as Imam Hatip schools, were no longer available as middle schools, only as high schools.
Imam Hatip schools, from which Erdogan himself graduated, are currently attended by about 240,000 of the roughly four million high school students in Turkey.
Immediately after announcing it, secularist Republican People's Party (CHP) attacked the bill, accusing the government of planning to increase the influence of Islamic schools.
Egitim-Sen, a teacher's trade union, said Erdogan's real intention was not to provide children with a better education.
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Denying secularist accusations, education officials say the bill aims at improving the deteriorating educational system in the Turkish schools.
The bill has no any political aspect at all; the AK Party government is struggling to cleanse the education system from any traces of past coups, Yalçın told Sunday's Zaman.
Actually the system of eight years of compulsory education, which was adopted under the influence of Feb. 28 unarmed military intervention, was politically motivated; the new 4+4+4 compulsory education system is not.
Sharing a similar view, Batuhan Aydagul, coordinator of the Education Reform Initiative at Istanbul's Sabanci University, said the present education system was in need of repair.
But, he opines that the government did not allow time for a broad debate and consensus-building on the bill."The way the government presented this reform made many people think that it is totally driven by politics," Aydagul told The National newspaper.
He said the government was right "to a certain extent" to tackle problems of the present, military-inspired system.
"But there is an impression that the whole system is being sacrificed for rather political motives."
Relations between the secularist military and Erdogan's socially conservative AK party have been fraught since the second won power in 2002.
The two sides engaged in a verbal war for the past two years over allegations that military officials were planning a coup against the ruling party.Police arrested scores of officers over "Operation Sledgehammer," an alleged plot against Erdogan's government in 2003.
The officers say Sledgehammer was merely a war game exercise, accusing the government of fabricating the evidence against them.About 250 military personnel are in jail, including 173 serving and 77 retired staff. Most are charged in relation to Sledgehammer.
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Same here. This is the only thing I've found that works in my "zone of death". However, I *have* noticed that it seems to transplant much more successfully in the fall than in the spring, at least for me. Larry |
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Well since nobody's offering to give you any you might want to see if they have them at the Greenspring sale this year. I think last year Barry Glick of Sunshine Farms was selling small pots of it. The more you buy from him the lower the price gets. |
Actually, she was offered some. I sent her an e-mail over two weeks ago, but haven't heard back from her. Katy, maybe the message ended up in your junk mail box. It said that I had a little of it for you, but I don't do the mail thing. I had asked if you were in close-in Northern Virginia. Let me know if you want it. |
Sorry -- I didn't see any messages. I will see if i can find your message. thanks very much! |
and I ca't figure out how to email you directly -- can you advise, or send again? I am near falls church, so hopefully am nearby. thanks! |
Katy, you've got mail. |
So now I'm determined to get these plants to you. Tomorrow we will be at the Starbuck's at Falls Plaza (or it may be Broad Falls) at 9:30 a.m., the one with the Giant, Hallmark, Hair Cuttery, Haandi Indian Restaurant. Are you closer to Seven Corners or Broad Street? I won't have the plants with me, but if you show up there, we can work out something. I'm the woman with gray/white hair, wearing jeans and a light gray hooded sweatshirt. I suppose there could be others there matching that description, but just approach all of them. One of them is bound to be me. Will check back here tomorrow early morning to see if you've responded. |
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Erie's Executive Leadership Team
Lee Francis, MD, MPH
President and CEO
Dr. Lee Francis joined Erie Family Health Center in 1991 and has served as President and CEO since 2007. Dr. Francis is charged with enacting Erie's strategic vision of serving as a national leader in the provision of community-based health care.
Under Dr. Francis' leadership, Erie has undergone tremendous expansion, adding three new school-based sites and four new primary care centers, more than doubling Erie's service capacity to 52,000 patients. In addition, Dr. Francis oversaw the successful implementation of electronic health record systems at all of Erie's health centers; the expansion of oral health services; and board development and diversification to assure adequate reflection of Erie's patient population. He also continues to develop and leverage partnerships with local hospitals to assure seamless services for Erie patients, and with academic institutions to implement Erie's Teaching Health Center program. Erie is one of the original 11 Teaching Health Centers in the country – and the only one in Illinois – that is part of a federal effort to transform family medicine residency programs by training physicians to practice primary care in a community-based setting.
Erie has received national and local recognition for these groundbreaking efforts, including accreditation by the Joint Commission, achievement of women's health quality outcomes among the top 10 percent in the country, designation as Top 100 Chicago Workplaces by the Chicago Tribune 3 years running, receipt of the Chicago-wide Alford-Axelson non-profit management excellence award and numerous local and national awards for oral health, diabetes, HIV/AIDS and other innovative programs.
In addition to his executive responsibilities, Dr. Francis is a board-certified internist and cares for adult patients at Erie. He also is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. Dr. Francis received a Bachelor of Arts degree in chemistry from Amherst College in Massachusetts, and his medical degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine. Dr. Francis earned a Master of Public Health degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health. He completed his medical training in primary care internal medicine at John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County.
Dr. Francis is a member of the Greater Humboldt Park Community of Wellness Steering Committee and the University of Illinois Chicago School of Public Health Executive Advisory Board. He also is a board member of the Alliance of Chicago Community Health Services, the Otho S.A. Sprague Memorial Institute; Physicians for Social Responsibility Chicago Chapter; and Bulletin of Atomic Scientists. Dr. Francis is a Fellow of the Leadership Greater Chicago Class of 2000.
Iliana A. Mora, MUPP
Chief Operating Officer, COO
Iliana A. Mora joined Erie Family Health Center in 2002 and since 2008 has served as Senior Vice President of Strategy and Business Operations. She became COO in February of 2013. Ms. Mora is responsible for integrating clinical operations, programs, financial management, marketing and fundraising.
Under Ms. Mora's direction, Erie has launched oral health services, optometry care, expanded school based health centers, opened Erie's first suburban location in Evanston and is planning to open a community health center in Waukegan. Ms. Mora has also focused on strengthening Erie's brand among Erie patients and financial supporters, launching employee management programs to invest in Erie staff, and developing the organizational infrastructure needed for Erie's future growth plan.
Prior to her current role, Ms. Mora had various roles of increasing responsibility in Erie's Development Department. Accomplishments in this area included exceeding the fundraising goals of various capital campaigns, the launch of Erie's annual fundraising luncheon and Erie's Auxiliary Council, redesign of Erie website and creation of Erie's intranet. Before joining Erie, Ms. Mora worked for a major corporate financial firm.
Ms. Mora received a Bachelor of Arts degree in international affairs with economics concentration from The George Washington University, where she graduated magna cum laude, and a Master of Urban Planning and Policy degree from the University of Illinois.
Ms. Mora is a Fellow of the Leadership Greater Chicago Class of 2008, winner of the Geiger Gibson Emerging Leader Award, is one of Crain's Chicago Business's "40 Under 40," and is a member of the board of directors of Women Employed.
David R. Buchanan, MD, MS
Chief Clinical Officer
Dr. David Buchanan joined Erie Family Health Center as Chief Medical Officer in 2008 and became Chief Clinical Officer in 2012 when he assumed oversight over dental as well as medical providers at Erie. He oversees all medical, dental and behavioral health providers, working to continuously improve the quality of Erie's services.
Dr. Buchanan has helped Erie to emerge as a national leader in quality of care. His work has focused on goal setting for clinical teams, using electronic health record system (EHRS) data to drive patient outreach efforts, implementing clinical decision supports in the EHRS, as well as expanding health promotion and care coordination. He has also supported Erie's recruitment of top quality providers by developing academic, teaching and leadership opportunities for clinical staff.
In addition to his executive responsibilities, Dr. Buchanan cares for adult patients at Erie's West Town location. He is also an Associate Professor of Medicine at Northwestern University where his work focuses on the health and economic impact of housing homeless individuals and on quality improvement in primary care settings.
Before joining Erie, Dr. Buchanan was the Section Head for Social Medicine at John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County for five years. He also served as the Medical Director for two homeless shelters and as a co-Clerkship Director for Internal Medicine at Rush University. In this capacity he co-authored the first randomized trial to demonstrate how ready access to permanent supportive housing improves health outcomes and reduces health care costs. Dr. Buchanan completed a residency program in primary care internal medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, received a Bachelor of Science degree in economics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a medical degree from the University of Chicago. He also completed a Master of Science degree in clinical research at Rush University.
Dr. Buchanan is a Fellow of the Leadership Greater Chicago Class of 2006, a Fellow of the Institute for Medicine as a Profession, and was a recipient of the Society of General Internal Medicine's Advocacy and Community Service Award, the National Association of Community Health Centers' Health Professions Education & Training Award, and the Teacher of the Year award at Rush/ Cook County Hospital.
Gary Raju, CPA
Chief Financial Officer
Gary Raju joined Erie Family Health Center in 2013 as Chief Financial Officer. In this role, Mr. Raju is responsible for leading the development of Erie Family Health Center's financial strategy and for the success of its financial performance. In addition, he manages key external relationships with health plans, managed care providers, government entities and other organizations. Mr. Raju is charged with providing strategic financial leadership for Erie, ensuring that Erie adopts innovative approaches and maintains strong financial systems to support current operations and future growth.
Mr. Raju comes to Erie from Kindred Healthcare, the largest provider of post-acute care services in the United States, where he served as Regional Director of Finance. In this position, he had responsibility for budgeting and financial operations for 45 hospitals across eleven states with combined revenue of more than $1 billion. Prior to joining Kindred, Mr. Raju worked in positions of increasing leadership across a variety of health care organizations. Among others, he served in financial management roles at Aetna, NorthShore University HealthSystem, Coventry Healthcare and Ultimed HMO of Michigan. Mr. Raju began his career as an auditor at Deloitte & Touche.
Mr. Raju received a BBA in Accounting from Michigan State University, an MS in Health Services Administration from the University of Michigan, and an MBA from Northwestern University. He is a licensed CPA in California and Illinois.
Among his professional affiliations, Mr. Raju is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the Healthcare Financial Management Association, and the American College of Healthcare Executives. He is also a member of the Knights of Columbus and serves on the Finance Committee of the Lincoln Park Homeless Shelter.
Vice Presidents
Luz Jimenez, RN
Senior Vice President, Clinical Operations
Luz Jimenez joined Erie Family Health Center in 2001, became the Vice President of Clinical Operations in 2007 and was promoted to Senior Vice President in February of 2013. Ms. Jimenez works to improve patient access to care as well as assure that patient medical visits are as efficient and comprehensive as possible.
Under her direction, Erie launched its electronic health record system, initiated pediatric and adult urgent care services, strengthened its referral process, maintained a patient satisfaction rate that exceeds 90% and implemented emergency management procedures. She is currently implementing Erie's "patient portal" which will enable patients to access their own health records and improve patient and provider communication. She is also working to reduce wait time across all Erie sites by more than 25% and help Erie achieve the rigorous national standards to qualify as a "patient-centered medical home".
Prior to her current role, Ms Jimenez served as the Director of Health Center Operations at Erie's largest health center. In this capacity, she helped develop and expand Erie's women's health services into an extensive program that leads the nation on multiple quality measures.
Ms. Jimenez received a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from North Park University, Chicago, and completed a fellowship as a community health center executive through the University of Kansas.
She currently serves as Erie's Emergency Management Coordinator and Privacy Officer as well as on the Illinois Primary Health Care Association Emergency Preparedness Coordination Committee and the Coordinating Committee of the Alliance of Chicago Community Health Services.
Melissa Hilton
Vice President, Development and Communications
Melissa Hilton joined Erie Family Health Center in 2012 as Vice President of Development and Communications. In this role, she is responsible for developing and executing strategies to meet Erie Family Health Center's goals and objectives for fundraising and marketing and communications.
Ms. Hilton is leading initiatives to diversify and grow philanthropic support to ensure Erie remains financially strong and capable of sustaining its comprehensive, patient-centered model of care as it expands to new communities. In addition, Ms. Hilton is focused on strengthening Erie's integrated marketing program to reach key internal and external constituencies and support organizational growth.
Prior to her current role, Ms. Hilton served in roles of increasing responsibility over 16 years at The Field Museum. Most recently, she was Vice President, Board Relations and Senior Director, Institutional Advancement, where she worked in partnership with the Museum President to manage the work of The Field's 85-member board of trustees and directed planned giving. Her professional experience also includes working as a public finance investment banker and as a legislative and press assistant for a member of Congress and at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Ms. Hilton received a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Yale University where she graduated summa cum laude and a Master of Business Administration from the Yale School of Management.
Ms. Hilton is a member of the Executives Club of Chicago and has served as a mentor in the club's Mentorship Program. In addition, she is a member of the Board Governance Committee of Remy Bumppo Theatre and volunteers for the Yale Alumni Schools Committee.
Amy Valukas, MPH
Vice President, Patient Support Services
Amy Valukas joined Erie Family Health Center in 2003 and has served as Vice President of Patient Support Services since 2012. Ms. Valukas assures that Erie's new health centers are fully staffed, sustainable and meet patient and community needs.
In Ms. Valukas' current role, she ensured the successful opening and initial implementation of Erie's two newest health centers, including Erie Division Street Health Center and Erie Evanston/Skokie Health Center, Erie's first location outside of Chicago. Both of these new health centers are already meeting the critical need for high-quality primary care in the communities they serve. She is currently collaborating with a broad range of stakeholders to plan for the opening of two additional Erie locations in Lake County.
Prior to her current role, Ms. Valukas served as Erie's Senior Director of Youth and Community Programs. In this capacity she founded Erie's Health Promotion Department and facilitated its growth from two diabetes educators to nine full-time employees. She also implemented multiple health promotion programs in areas such as mammography screening and diabetes which have served thousands of patients and received national recognition as best practices. In addition, Ms. Valukas helped Erie to grow from one school-based site to one of the largest providers of adolescent health services in Chicago.
Prior to joining Erie, Ms. Valukas served as the Director of The Rush Community Service Initiatives Program (RCSIP) which matches Rush University medical students with community service opportunities. In this capacity, she provided oversight for approximately 100 medical students each year. Many of these students continue serving in a community capacity and their health promotion projects are still in place today.
Ms. Valukas has a Master's Degree in Public Health from the University of Illinois in Chicago and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Beloit College. She is co-chair of the steering committee of the Illinois Coalition of School-Based Health Centers.


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Johnson County Community College
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College Information and Publications
Julie Haas, associate vice president, marketing communications, ext. 3120
Diane Carroll, writer/editor/media relations, ext. 3425
Tyler Cundith, sports information director, ext. 3122
Basketball – JCCC players honored
Basketball – JCCC players honored
Nieka Wheeler |
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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – Johnson County Community College freshman guard Nieka Wheeler of the women's basketball team, and sophomore guard Pat Jones of the men's team, were named the KJCCC/Verizon Wireless D-II Players of the Week.
Wheeler averaged 18.0 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.5 steals to lead the No. 3 Lady Cavaliers to a pair of wins last weekend. In the first game, Wheeler posted a double-double of 22 points and 10 rebounds in a 91-45 win over Neosho County. She followed with a 14-point, six-rebound, 4-steal performance in a 75-32 victory over Benedictine JV.
Jones averaged 21 points and shot an impressive 53 percent from 3-point range in his teams two games at the Brown Mackie Classic in Salina, last weekend. In his team's opening loss to Neosho County, Jones hit 8-of-14 shots, including 6-of-10 from 3-point range, and was 7-of-8 at the line, for a career high 29 points. He followed with 13 point and hit two more treys to lead the Cavaliers to a 76-62 victory over Bethel College JV.
Additionally, former JCCC All-American guard DaShawn Hardin was named the first Southeastern Conference women's basketball Player of the Week for the season after combining for 39 points in her LSU debut. Hardin led the Lady Tigers to a pair of wins in the preseason WNIT. She hit four threes and finished with 20 points in her debut against Stephen F. Austin. Her 20 points were the most by an LSU player in a debut since Seimone Augustus scored 27 at Arizona on Nov. 22, 2002.
Two days later, she was the Lady Tigers leading scorer again with 19 points and five steals in an 80-64 win over St. Joseph's.


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Hi Everyone! My wife Carol and I received this well when we were married. Through the years, it had deteriorated some so I refinished it last week to add some new life to it. I placed an enamel pan inside & planted pink Gernaniums (On sale) in it. Added a little blue glass and placed it in our front yard to enjoy. :o) Bear Hugs! Kirk |
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Awesome !!! I envy everyone that has a nice big yard to decorate ! |
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Very cool! Looks like brand new...great spruce up job! |
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Nice re-hab! And lovin' the cobalt blue that you & Carol use! Your wishing well looks very cute & here's to many, many more yrs of sweet memories with each other! TFS, kirk! Jeanne S. |
Great rehab job! The blue really sets off the pink nicely! Is that a cement/concrete bear? He's a cutie! Jan |
Thanks for the kind words. :o) Jan, The bear is one of my favorites and was an end-of-the-year gift from a student 15 years ago. He is concrete and soooo heavy. I drag him into the garage every winter...oh my back! LOL |
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Very cute! You did a wonderful job on it-painting, planting, and decorating. Thank you for sharing. JLily |
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