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Walgreens Introduces Destination-Specific Travel Health Services, Including Consultations and Immunizations, for Globe-Trotting Americans
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Specially-trained pharmacists help prepare international travelers headed to India, China, Brazil, Aruba and Saudi Arabia as well as other global destinations
DEERFIELD, Ill., April 21, 2014 - Further expanding the scope of convenient, preventive health care services provided by its community pharmacists, Walgreens (NYSE: WAG) (NASDAQ: WAG) is now offering expanded travel health services, including immunizations and consultations1, to support nearly 60 million annual planned trips by U.S. residents outside the country2.
Appointments are available with pharmacists specially trained in travel health, who can advise patients traveling abroad on required or recommended immunizations, prescription refills and over-the-counter medications, and destination-specific information including any known health or safety risks. Walgreens specially trained pharmacists can also administer CDC-recommended travel immunizations such as yellow fever, typhoid and polio vaccines3.
Travel immunizations are widely available at more than 5,000 Walgreens stores in 41 states. Full travel consultations, which can include immunizations and other services, are currently offered at 1,500 locations.
"Our pharmacists frequently interact with patients as they plan travel, and this is another way we can provide personalized services to help them best prepare and stay well while abroad," said Jack Cantlin, Walgreens divisional vice president, retail clinical services. "In addition to immunizations, there's a lot of pertinent health information people need when traveling to other parts of the world. By expanding our travel health services and spending more time with patients, Walgreens can serve as a convenient resource for all international travel needs."
Walgreens travel health consultations are private appointments tailored to each individual's personal medical history, travel destination and other informational needs. Consultations include travel itinerary review and recommendations on immunizations, prescriptions refills and over-the-counter medications. Patients can select between a 15-minute consultation or the 30-minute consultation inclusive of immunization and medication refill recommendations, a personalized travel health report and development of reference and vaccination documentation required for travel in a number of countries. Prices for consultations vary and start at $19.99.
Travelers can also schedule an appointment for travel immunization only. Walgreens suite of travel immunizations includes:
- Hepatitis A and B
- Japanese encephalitis
- Polio
- Rabies
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- Yellow fever
To find the nearest Walgreens offering travel health immunizations and services, visit www.walgreens.com/travelhealth, or call 1-877-W-and-YOU (1-877-926-3968).
Travel health consultations and immunizations are available at select stores during pharmacy hours with a scheduled appointment. Pharmacists use published travel guidelines that are updated daily to provide travel health information.
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As the nation's largest drugstore chain with fiscal 2013 sales of $72 billion, Walgreens (www.walgreens.com) vision is to be the first choice in health and daily living for everyone in America, and beyond. Each day, Walgreens provides more than 6 million customers the most convenient, multichannel access to consumer goods and services and trusted, cost-effective pharmacy, health and wellness services and advice in communities across America. Walgreens scope of pharmacy services includes retail, specialty, infusion, medical facility and mail service, along with respiratory services. These services improve health outcomes and lower costs for payers including employers, managed care organizations, health systems, pharmacy benefit managers and the public sector. The company operates 8,209 drugstores in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Take Care Health Systems is a Walgreens subsidiary that is the largest and most comprehensive manager of worksite health and wellness centers and in-store convenient care clinics, with more than 750 locations throughout the country.
1 Available for customers 18 years and older
2 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. CDC Health Information for International Travel 2014. New York; Oxford University Press; 2014.
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Identify this quartzite or granite? Macauba?
Hi everyone. Kitchen is installed and I'm down to countertop choice. I've been lurking here for a while, really drooling over the quartzite here on GW. I think I've found a beauty, but the stoneyard is insisting it's a granite slab called White Macauba. I've seen pics of installed White Macauba here on GW and it clearly is not. My google searches lead me to believe its is a quartzite called Gold Macauba or Giallo Macauba. He insists it's not quartzite. What do you guys think? I don't care one way or the other. I just love the stone. I do think it might matter when it comes to sealing. From what I've read here some quartzite etches over time and I would need some recommendations on sealers and how often it should be applied. I love love the flow of quartzite but have been unable to find a suitaable color as my cabinets are warm tones. I think this one fits the bill.
I don't think I have seen that stone before - it's beautiful.
I have quartzite (Taj Mahal) and it has never been sealed. I am no expert with granites but my understanding is if the stone does not absorb oils or water it does not need a sealer. I have left lemon juice, oil, wine and mustard overnight on it without a trace of stain or etching. Look up the recent thread on the lowdown of super white. Karin mt has excellent advice on testing the hardiness of a stone.
Thanks everyone. I'm in love with it. I'll be sure to post pics after install. camphappy, I followed your suggestion and there is an incredible thread by a geologist here on GW that really gets into detail about the different types of stone Have you read it? I'm going to pick her brain and perform her suggested bottle test. Thanks for the tip! Here is the link.... http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/kitchbath/msg1019015624007.html
It's def. macuba it has the same veining as my macuba. However it does have more caramel tones in it.There are different types of macubu's though. I think you will be happy with this quartzite, it doesn't stain or etch,Good luck. I posted a pic of mine to show you they have the same veining.
Yup, you are on the right track with doing the glass scratch test. I'm glad you found the thread about quartzite. Let us know what you find out because the more info we can share here, the easier it will be for others who are shopping and researching.
I was mesmerized by the veining in your slabs and the fractured areas. They look like like the diagrams used to teach geology students about movement along faults in the rock. In your case those are called "normal faults" meaning the rock was compressed to the point where the rock broke. That was many moons ago so you needn't worry about that making your rock weaker. It just makes it more interesting.
Beautiful. We don't carry this name so I am not definitely sure so I won't say what I *think* it is, because it's not definite. I recommend to acquire a sample of the stone and live with it at home & test out it's durability yourself. As well as initiate a stain test -- seal the sample, then try to stain it with red wine. It's important to be sure if this stone is appropriate for a kitchen countertop application. Best of luck!


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Matt Vensel is in his first year at the Star Tribune after covering the Ravens for the Baltimore Sun for six years. He is a Pittsburgh native and a Penn State grad. Follow him at @mattvensel.
Mark Craig has covered the NFL for 23 years, and the Vikings since 2003 for the Star Tribune. He is one of 44 Pro Football Hall of Fame selectors. Follow him at @markcraignfl.
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Percy Harvin was not on the practice field Wednesday for the portion that is open to the media and it's clear there are growing concerns about the wide receiver's continuing issues with migraine headaches.
Brad Childress said this morning that Harvin is at Winter Park and was on the field for a walk-through, but the Vikings coach did not hide the fact that the team is exhausting all avenues in trying to find out exactly what is wrong and why the standout rookie continues to suffer from debilitating headaches.
In his most extensive comments about Harvin's situation to date, Childress said the rookie saw another doctor on Monday and indicated that he went through a variety of tests to make sure the problem doesn't go beyond migraines. Harvin has suffered from the problem since he was 10 years old and has missed several practices this season because of the issue. But last week, marked the first time he had missed an entire week of practice and a game in the NFL. He missed two games as a sophomore at the University of Florida. However, the episodes seem to becoming more and more frequent of late.
"You know I think [the doctors] attempt to alley their fears in terms of other things, worse things, by asking questions," Childress said at his mid-week news conference. "But not being a doctor, they've got a whole set of kind of protocols that they are taking him through."
Asked if those protocols were continuing, Childress said, "It's still part of the process." Childress added that Harvin wil be seeing "somebody whose expertise lies in the area," of migraines.
The Vikings knew about Harvin's issues with migraines when they took him with the 22nd pick in the first round of the draft last April but at that point the headaches were not as frequent as they've become in Minnesota.
Harvin, for instance, missed two days of practice leading up to the Vikings victory over San Francisco in Week 3. However, he was able to play in that game and caught four passes for 51 yards and returned a kickoff 101 yards for a touchdown. He missed a practice the week before the Vikings beat the Packers on Nov. 1 but had five receptions for 84 yards and a touchdown in the victory and also averaged 35 yards on five kickoff returns. Harvin also landed on the injury report the day before the Vikings beat the Bears on Nov. 29. He had six catches for 101 yards and a touchdown that day.
In all these cases, Harvin was listed as having an illness on the injury report but it is known that migraines were definitely the issue before the 49ers game and also last week when Harvin was unable to do any work as his team prepared to play Cincinnati.
"We're attempting to look into and see if there are any common denominators," Childress said of the tests Harvin is undergoing. "He's been having them for a good period of time. It's important for us to get some kind of baseline if we can, doctor-wise, and yet still know that [the migraines] are fairly unpredictable. We as coaches -- you know, the controlling types -- we would like to control those things but that's something beyond my control. So I'm maturing too in the things I can control and can't control."
Said Childress when asked if the Vikings were aware of the extent of the problem back in April: "[We] really didn't. [We] just knew that it said migraine headaches on the scouting report. ... Just so we're clear, it wouldn't have been a disqualifier or anything like that. But I think anybody that reads the scouting report, I don't know that we look into it and say, 'Oh, boy, to what extent?' Not to the point where he's missed a bunch of games or anything like that. We'll be wiser next time and, again, it's just something that we have to learn and deal with."
Harvin is the favorite to win the NFL offensive rookie of the year honor. He is second on the Vikings with 48 receptions for 681 yards and six touchdowns and has averaged 29 yards with two touchdowns on 34 kickoff returns.
Practice update: Harvin was the only player not on the field during practice. Tyrell Johnson (concussion) returned after missing last week.
Henderson serving suspension: Vikings backup linebacker Erin Henderson must spend the next four weeks away from Winter Park as he serves his four-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances.
"It's always disappointing to lose good football players," Childress said. "His state of mind wasn't great when he left here, but he knew it was on the table. I expect him to take good care of himself here in the next four weeks and we'll see what unfolds."
Henderson, the younger brother of injured Vikings linebacker E.J. Henderson, only had been active for two games this season and played on special teams. Childress said seen four players now face suspensions for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing substances. This includes defensive end Ray Edwards and defensive tackles Kevin and Pat Williams, who have yet to serve four-game suspensions because their case remains tied up in the legal system.
Asked if this was a disappointment, Childress said: "Really, all [were] different circumstances, but not an overwhelming concern. Would I prefer none? Yeah."
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like all those Blackberry and some Android devices?
Sure, not like I own one of those either.
I love it when people conveniently forget the other guilty parties when engaging in AppleHate(tm)
Apple is the biggest pusher of every concept that's ever been criticized on Slashdot. They're simply the easiest example, so stop whining.
No, the problem is Slashdot goes full retard with regards to Apple. "Steve Jobs wants to control you", "if you jailbreak, you live in fear or going to jail", "iPad is just a toy, and will fail", "Android is beating iOS", "*Apple* has a secret kill switch that you must fear" (although so does Google, and unlike Apple, Google has actually *used* theirs, man times!), "Apple is anti-consumer" (reality: The consumer is Apple's customer, and the consumer is Google's product), "Apple is going to turn you in for piracy if you use iCloud".
No, the problem isn't that Apple is the "biggest pusher of every concept that's ever been criticized on Slashdot" (like, open source software? Open standards?), nor is the problem that "they're simply the easiest example". The problem is that Slashdot nerds are extremely simplistic. If you do *one thing* they don't like, you're evil, no appeal go directly to the 'we hate you' category.
going back to that Apple that would overheat because Steve hated the sound of fans.
The G4 Cube only overheated if you covered the vents. Admittedly, putting the only vents on the top of the computer, which was a flat and a seemingly prime spot to set something down, was a minor oversight on their part. And by minor, I mean the opposite.
Still, that particular mistake is not as bad as when Microsoft forgot that people have carpet in their homes, which led to the original line of Xbox consoles having unexpected errors and shutdowns as a result of overheating whenever the power brick was placed directly on carpet. Really though, Apple's error with that particular model was the exorbitant price for the specs it offered. It really was a case of them charging a premium for no reason other than design, and the Cube was a flop because of it. They finally got the price, design, and specs to a better place later on, however, which is where the Mac mini came from, and Microsoft was quick to handle the power brick issue, so at least they've both learned from their mistakes.
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The Courthouse and the Depot: The Architecture of Hope in an Age of Despair : a Narrative Guide to Railroad Expansion and Its Impact on Public Architecture in Georgia, 1833-1910 (Google eBook)
Mercer University Press, 2001 - Architecture - 613 pages
The Courthouse and Depot in Georgia is not an architectural history, but a history narrated by architecture. This is a book about small towns because the South of 1910 was small towns. It is a book about courthouses because, more than any other building of that era, courthouses symbolized the collective self-image of the townspeople. Similarly, it is a book about depots because depots symbolized the hopes for a promising future, and the neglect of these depots symbolizes the disappointment of those hopes.
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Absolutely the finest historical documentation of Georgia's old courthouses. Due to short-sightedness, many courthouses were destroyed in favor of modern sterile venues. Thank goddness Mr Caldwell has documented and preserved these institutions.
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Page 3 - But above all, the courthouse: the center, the focus, the hub; sitting looming in the center of the county's circumference like a single cloud in its ring of horizon, laying its vast shadow to the uttermost rim of horizon; musing, brooding, symbolic and ponderable, tall as cloud, solid as rock, dominating all: protector of the weak, judiciate and curb of the passions and lusts, repository and guardian of the aspirations and the hopes...
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Page 78 - As for horses, mules, wagons, etc., belonging to the inhabitants, the cavalry and artillery may appropriate freely and without limit; discriminating, however, between the rich, who are usually hostile, and the poor and industrious, usually neutral or friendly.
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Interesting article. That bit on social gameplay is particularly telling of course, but not necessarily in a bad way. The big distinction between the two factions sounds kind of like this: Outside of randomized content (exploration, Genesis system, etc.) the Federation experience is more chapter based, a more linear PvE experience based on questing. On the flip side the Klingon experience as 'social gameplay' sounds less linear and more focused on gameplay that interacts with other players, either competitively (PvP) or in a co-operative fashion (Radis, PvP).
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Compromise always leads you away from the truth. Truth cannot be a compromise - either you know it or you don't.
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In the world of religion this is the beginning of democracy; otherwise, all religions have been dictatorial, fascist, fundamentalist.
I would like you to remember because you have been the witness of all these seven weeks and five days - seven weeks of a constantly deepening darkness, and these five days of the rising sun, of the morning glories, of the birds singing. Again a new beginning, not only in my individuality but also in the individualities of those who have taken the risk to be fellow-travelers with me.
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Our good bud Craig Gass was at the Super Bowl Media day…what happens when you take a fellow Hawks super fan and give him access to players? This…
Did you see what Boeing did in the spirit of the Hawks? It's AWESOME! Check out this 747-8 Freighter…thanks to my brother Ryno for sending these pix to me:
We are just days away! Are you as pumped as I am? Go Hawks!
Ok…when is the NFL going to loosen up their rule that players MUST do interviews with the media and will be fined if they don't I understand that they want players to be available to media, but I am guessing there are enough guys that are willing to and comfortable with speaking to the media. Marshawn Lynch is not one of them. Every time he is interviewed he looks painfully uncomfortable. What good is it having him do these? It makes him look bad, and in turn the NFL looks bad. I watched yesterday's interview that Marshawn did with the media, and I absolutely hated the media. If the NFL won't shut the interviews down, maybe the media should (I know this will sound shocking) act responsible and just leave Beast Mode alone. Watch this interview…yes, Michael Robinson saves it with some great humor, but Marshawn has been asked these questions before…in fact he answered most of them with Deion Sanders the day before…and he's being asked them again. Why? For the hope he snaps? Or because media has such a stick up their collective you-know-what and are "punishing" Marshawn for not wanting to speak with the holy media?
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No that is not right. They may have not own slaves, but they believed in slavery enough to fight and die for it. They also thought of themselves to be above Black people.
No that is not right. They may have not own slaves, but they believed in slavery enough to fight and die for it. They also thought of themselves to be above Black people.
And what was his message that is being ignored
I find it funny that people on the right appear to insult Black people, but then think they will turn around and vote Republican.
Tell me this about your messed up logic. If there is such a big preferential treatment in Black hiring and college entry. Why are the numbers so low?
She only writes for white people.
You guys try to blame something on one party or the other. if you truly study history, you will find that over time political parties flip flop. The the south at one time was controlled by Democrats, but now the south is controlled by conservative Republicans. It's a racial attitude in this country not a party.
Let's get history right. Lincoln put boots on the ground to preserve the union, not to end slavery.
You almost had it right until you tried to play the blame game.
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Ms Parker, when has America been on the RIGHT path of racial equality. People on the right like many others like to pick and choose lines from MLK's speech. Just like they like to pick and choose favor lines of the Bible to support their ideas. Why don't you mention or quote the line in the speech about black life being crippled by segregation and discrimination. How the promise of the Founding Fathers has been like a bounced check.


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