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The boisterous 'Convicted' MC interacts with his audience well, while skilfully introducing this showcase of mainly Australian talent to the Fringe. Unfortunately his line-up is a mixed bag. Likeable but nervy, Sian Choyce offered a slightly shaky observational set that lurched a little too awkwardly from topic to topic, though there were kernels of great promise when she got it right. Guest act, Danish bagpiper Claus Reiss, filled the stage with a calm, wry wit and genuine musical talent. But none of this could save a show that concluded with Nellie Wight's crude, sexually graphic jokes. Her ten minutes were unconvincing, and made it hard to be impressed by 'Convicted' overall. Though, to be fair, perhaps the time slot was wrong, Wight's act might just work in a late night slot with a more appropriate heading; I'd suggest 'An Introduction To Pornography'.
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SENATE VOTES YEA ON NEA As expected, a US Senate subcommittee has voted to keep the National Endowment for the Arts alive through 2002 and appropriated $105 million for the embattled arts agency. Earlier this month the House voted to eliminate NEA; the Senate view of things is expected eventually to prevail. Somehow, the National Endowment for the Humanities has managed to extricate itself from the grasp of the philistines, and was approved for a $175 million budget next year.
NO MO AT MOMA Village Voice art critic Peter Schjeldahl has gone out on a limb and coined the term No Mo to define the painting that has followed Modernism and Postmodernism -- specifically, the wan figurative work of Luc Tuymans , Elizabeth Peyton and John Currin presently on view at the Museum of Modern Art (through Sept. 8). It has "formal cogency, poetic tradition, and scandalous bite," says Schjeldahl.
CHIPPED STATUARY The Museum of Monuments and Museum of Cinema in Paris suffered as much as $8 million in fire damage on July 22, according to the New York Times. At the monument museum about 100 rare plaster casts of Gothic art were damaged or destroyed. The blaze was accidentally started by soldering work on the renovation of the neighboring Palais de Chaillot.
TATE TURNS 100 The Tate Gallery in London celebrated its 100th birthday on July 21. Prince Charles led the toasts, according to Reuters.
IRISH FAMINE MEMORIAL A memorial to the Great Famine in Ireland 150 years ago was dedicated on July 23 in Cambridge, Mass. The $100,000 memorial, designed by Irish artist Maurice Hannon, depicts a mother and her dead child.
BELT-TIGHTENING AT WALTERS Facing a $281,000 reduction in its city subsidy, the Walters Art Gallery in Baltimore will now be closed on Tuesdays and eliminate free admission on Saturday mornings. The budget cuts were at one point over $500,000, but when Walters director Gary Vikan threatened to charge admission to Baltimore schoolchildren for their class visits, the city relented.
NAVAL BASE BOHEMIA The arts-friendly Seattle city council plans to transform an abandoned Naval base into an art-world Disneyland. The Naval Station Puget Sound at Sand Point has 151 acres with over 40 industrial buildings. Said one performance artist, "It's our dream location. It's the size of two football fields, it's completely concrete and there are water hydrants right there!"
NEW ART SCHOOL The new Delaware College of Art and Design -- a joint undertaking of the Corcoran School of Art in Washington, DC, and New York's Pratt Institute -- opens in September in downtown Wilmington. Some 45 students are slated to attend classes in the college's newly renovated Art Deco building. The $5-million project was launched by Wilmington 2000, a group of business leaders.
BAALBEK RESUMES AFTER 23 YEARS On July 25 Lebanon opened the new Baalbek Arts Festival , last held in 1974, in front of ruins of temples of Jupiter and Baachus. Among the performers are the Caracalla dance troupe and cellist Mstislav Rostopovitch. Lebanon President Elias Hrawi told the some 2,500 guests, "Our peace is not measured in words, our peace is a will to live."


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Gallery: Portrait of Steve Jobs Made With Over 3,500 Apples
With the recent passing of Steve Jobs, people have honored his great accomplishments in many different ways. However, a Land Art contest held at Mont-Saint-Hilaire in Quebec, Canada from the 12th to 16th of October inspired a new way to pay homage. Artist Olivier Lefebvre changed his original entry idea to create a huge portrait of Jobs using 3,500 apples.
The enormous 22′ by 15′ feat is made from over 3,500 apples. Lefebvre bought a few crates of deer apples, which are not edible by humans, and got to work. Using a 2′ x 2′ grid system and a portrait of Steve Jobs that appeared on the cover of Time magazine to loosely guide his creation, the project took between 40 and 50 hours to complete. It has received much attention and remains in tact for now. The apples will likely eventually be consumed by the orchards three resident deer.
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Eloy Gutiérrez Menoyo
Eloy Gutiérrez Menoyo (December 8, 1934 Madrid - October 26, 2012 Havana) led the guerilla force Second National Front of the Escambray Mountains during the Cuban Revolution against Fulgencio Batista and later opposed the government of Fidel Castro over its pro-Soviet leanings.[1]
He came from a Spanish family active in the Spanish Civil War and emigrated to Cuba following the victory of Francisco Franco′s forces. He formed and commanded the rebel group, Second National Front of Escambray, that fought against president Batista′s dictatorial rule alongside Castro′s 26th of July Revolutionary Movement and the 13th of March Revolutionary Student Directorate. In 1961, he went into exile, and helped form Alpha 66.[2][3]
He led an armed incursion into Cuba in December 1964, but was captured, jailed, and abused, on one occasion being beaten nearly to death repeatedly by guards.[4] He was freed in 1986 after a petition by the Spanish government. He formed Cambio Cubano, in Miami in 1992.[5] He returned to Cuba in 2003.
He married Flor Ester Torres Sanabria.[6]
- ^ Martin, Douglas (October 26, 2012). "Eloy Gutiérrez-Menoyo, Cuban Dissident, Dies at 77". The New York Times.
- ^ PAUL HAVEN, Associated Press. "Cuban dissident Eloy Gutierrez-Menoyo dies at 77". NewsTimes. Retrieved 2012-10-29.
- ^ "Cuban dissident Eloy Gutierrez-Menoyo dies at 77 | The Asheville Citizen-Times". citizen-times.com. Retrieved 2012-10-29.
- ^ Armando Valladares, Against All Hope (New York: Knopf, 1986), pp. 194-96.
- ^ "Eloy Gutierrez-Menoyo, Cuban rebel commander turned dissident, dies at age 77". Fox News. Retrieved 2012-10-29.
- ^ "BBC News - Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, ex-revolutionary and dissident, dies in Cuba". Bbc.co.uk. Retrieved 2012-10-29.


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In honor of the It's My Park! Day, a semi-annual Parks & Recreation Department event highlighting New Yorkers' local neighborhood parks, we'll take time in each the next five shows to appreciate a park in every borough. To start us off, Alexie Torres-Fleming, founder and executive director of Youth Ministries for Peace and Justice, talks about the brand-new Concrete Plant Park in the South Bronx.


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An Athens man was arrested about 7 p.m. Friday after an argument with his child's mother turned violent.
According to an Athens-Clarke County police report, Jasper Craig was arrested and charged with battery and false imprisonment in connection with the incident.
After an argument, Craig pulled his child's mother into the kitchen and threw her to the floor. Later, she was forced into a bedroom and prevented from leaving, according to the report.
During her struggle to escape, the bedroom door was slammed on her hand.
Two men who ran from police were arrested and charged Saturday.
According to an Athens-Clarke County police report, officers saw Brannon Ray Lloyd, 21, of Flowery Branch and Eamonn Michael Smith, 20, of Lawrenceville, standing outside of the Oak Street Package Store at 367 Oak Street about 2 a.m.
When the officers approached Lloyd and Smith, the two ran around the rear of the business, according to the report.
The two men were caught after a brief chase.
A man who police say could give no reason for being passed out in a vehicle that wasn't his was arrested Friday.
According to an Athens-Clarke County police report, Kinney Austin Penson, 20, of Silver Creek was arrested in connection with the incident.
About 5:15 a.m. Saturday, police responded to a complaint that Penson was ringing the doorbell and pounding on the front door of a residence.
A search of the area led officers to a vehicle parked nearby, where Penson was passed out in the driver's seat, according to the report.
A 2007 Honda motorcycle was reported stolen Friday from a residence on Williams Street.
According to an Athens-Clarke County police report, the motorcycle was taken sometime between 8 and 10 a.m.
Responding officers located the motorcycle, with the ignition wires cut, in an adjoining housing complex.
A home Woodstone Drive was burglarized sometime Friday after 9:30 p.m.
According to an Athens-Clarke County police report, someone entered the home by forcing open a kitchen window.
A Sony flatscreen TV, a Playstation III game system and a Nintendo Wii game system were reported stolen.
The total value of items taken is $1,150.
A burglar may have used a hidden key to get into a Lakeside Drive residence between 10:15 a.m. and 5:35 p.m. Thursday and steal two TVs, two Xbox 360s and a laptop computer, altogether valued at $1,350, Athens-Clarke police said.
Officers were unable to find evidence of forced entry, police said, and residents said they kept a key on top of an outdoor light fixture.
Jocelyn Janea Pope, 27, of West Broad Street, was arrested Thursday evening following a fight with her boyfriend in which she burned some of his clothing, Athens-Clarke police said.
The boyfriend suffered scratches to his face, neck and arms, police said, and his smoldering clothing was found in a partially melted plastic bin outside his home.
Pope was charged with battery, criminal trespass and third-degree arson, police said. Authorities in Hall County placed a hold on her at the Clarke County Jail for an unspecified reason.
An Atlanta Avenue man reported that a jar containing $200 in change was stolen when his home was burglarized between 9 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. Thursday, Athens-Clarke police said.
Rodney Darnell Robinson, 24, of Rivermont Road, was found in possession of drugs Thursday when he was picked up on warrants for previous offenses, Athens-Clarke police said.
After a detective issued a lookout for Robinson upon taking out six theft warrants on the man, an officer drove through the Dogwood Park apartments on Old Hull Road because it was one of the suspect's known hang outs, according to police.
A 70-year-old Athens woman believes one of her husband's healthcare providers was responsible for stealing a platinum and diamond ring valued at $1,000 from the couple's home, Athens-Clarke police said.
When reporting the theft on Thursday, the woman said she last noticed the ring on June 5, police said.
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I started work on this costume in late 2010, and have been collecting bits for it ever since. I've always been an enormous fan of Robot Unicorn Attack and decided to do my own take on it. I am currently working on a second edition of the costume for London MCM Expo October 2011 which will include armour and a tail and in my opinion be a vast improvement on my other cosplay. However, my first edition will always hold a special place in my heart as a result of being the first proper cosplay I put together myself. It certainly went down a storm at London MCM Expo in May 2011! The wig was purchased from Amazon and was described as a Sonic-style Windblown Jester Wig. The horn was made very graciously by a friend, which I then spray-painted silver and pierced through the wig. It was originally held in place via a chinstrap, but this was later removed and replaced by safety pins inserted through the horn and into the lining of the wig. In the end, around 20 were used around the entire base of the horn to keep it steady! The shirt was a simple silver button-up shirt purchased in a H&M sale and was later touched up with glitter spray to enhance the colour's effect. The trousers were purchased from a fancy dress site by my boyfriend and the boots were a gift from a friend and later spray-painted silver. The gloves were purchased by my mother from a local fancy dress shop and the face paint was purchased from another local shop. The hardest part was by far getting the wig to remain remain steady, although refraining from scratching my nose definitely came a close second! I definitely had a load of fun cosplaying the characyer and am looking very much forward to showing off my modified cosplay later this year! |


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When I first decided I was going to learn to unicycle I knew that road riding and maybe a bit of rough ground was the biggest appeal, not really into stunts etc but big respect to all you guys who pull off some amazing skills.
Hills soon reared their heads as being a challenge - practice has taught me that my knees do not like shock, so using my legs to slow down on a gradient did not appeal (plus there is that whole thing about going really, really fast then with a big time face plant as a finale) - so I fitted brakes - who could have known the peril - - step off a uni a couple of times and catch the brake lever where the cable goes into the metal and you'll have bruising all down ya thigh.
simple solution - take one plastic milk bottle - shape it - split the neck and cable tie it to your seat post, as you dismount now your thigh slides past with no damage to your tender parts.
Step 1: Blue bottle
A good thing I did notice about the cover was it stopped moisture from falling onto the brake if the weather turned bad - no one likes sticking brakes.
The good thing about uni brakes is they do not need to stop your ride dead (unless your doing stunts), apparently they are more used to slow ya down (well that's what I read) - this means caliper brakes can be fitted at a lower cost than discs, if ya want to keep costs down - calipers work well, side pull are ok but watch out, center pull probably work better and discs are tops.
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ESTIA_on Locust - Noisy, Expensive, Minimal Portions and Overpowering Service – Stay Away
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A group of four of us dined last night at Estia's on Locust. It is an attractive looking restaurant but the noise level is deafening in the restaurant's grotto shaped dining room. With it's cramped tables and din of Greek music, carrying on a conversation is impossible. The biggest shock amongst a lot of shocks is the incredible prices. No wonder the website does not show prices. I would remind the management that this is NOT New York City and Center City diners expect a little more for their money. The service is also overpowering. They annoyed us asking four times what type of water we preferred, bottles, still, mineral or iced tap. Our server was droopingly attentive until the wrong entrée arrived than he could not be found. The table arrangements are very cramped. I was jostled about sixty times in the period of five minutes. When I complained to a manager about the jostling of my seat by the wait staff, there was a momentary short-lived relief but it resumed only minutes later.
The food is prepared and presented very well but at the cost of entrees and appetizers, the portion size is unfathomable. I had a swordfish soulvaki that was adequately flavored but no where near worth $24. We had a beet and scordalia appetizer that looked as if the beets had been scraped out of the bottom of a can. The scordalia, a usually delicious concoction of garlic and starch (bread or potato) was bland. The greens that accompanied the dish was tasty. My partner had a lamb shank dish which was tasty but dry considering that the preparation was a braising, there seemed to be a lack of braising sauce. One of our companions order the salmon and was delivered the swordfish, after one server refused to assist us and went in search of "our" server, our over apologetic service re-appeared and said it was his fault. I never understand that. If you order something and get another dish presented, isn't it always the server's fault? It certainly is not the diner's fault. Then to add insult or injury, when the check arrived not only were we charged for the salmon that eventually arrived but we were charged for the swordfish entrée which as wrongfully delivered.
The wine by the glass prices are also astronomically priced with glasses starting at $9 and ranging to $14. The desserts were keeping with the overpriced theme of Estia and not worth the price. The Greek yogurt was tasty and rich but $9? The chocolate soufflé was not up to "industry" standards. The bitter chocolate is supposed to be complemented by sweeten whipped cream or in this case gelato. Yet the gelato had no flavor whatsoever.
My recommendation is to avoid Estia unless you enjoy overly pretentious service, being baged out of your seat every few seconds and being charged nearly $250 for a dinner for four with one glass of wine, two shared appetizers, four entrees, and two shared desserts. Money well spent—Hell NO!
Stick with South Street Souvlaki – The service is cordial and friendly, the portions are extremely large and a very good value. The taste is superior to Estia's too.
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My experiences have been totally different. Portions are generous (octopus app, grilled fish entrees) and service gracious. I've taken important clients there and they are impressed. We always walk to Capogiro for dessert.
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Never had a bad experience at Estia, so I'm surprised by your review. We've always walked away full (and we know how to eat), the service has always been thoughtful, and I find the prices, though a bit steep, reasonable for the portions and the quality of the food.
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We had a very similar experience with the waiter: "droopingly attentive" captures it perfectly. Made it hard to have a conversation. But we did like the food.
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I posted a couple of weeks ago about my recent Estia experience (first time there). I wouldn't put it as vehemently as Joenphilly, but my impressions were along the same lines. Service was a little aggressive, and prices seemed inflated. Great octopus appetizer, though!


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Material Type: | Animation, Videorecording |
Document Type: | Visual material |
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Fred Gwynne; Don Bluth; Amblin Entertainment (Firm); Universal Pictures Company.; MCA Home Video (Firm) |
OCLC Number: | 20370851 |
Language Note: | Closed captioned for the hearing impaired. |
Notes: | "80864." Copyright: PA412-518. Rated G. Closed captioned for the hearing impaired. Animation. |
Credits: | Screenplay by Stu Krieger ; story by Judy Freudberg & Tony Geiss ; music by James Horner ; executive producers, Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall ; producers, Don Bluth, Gary Goldman, John Pomeroy ; directed by Don Bluth. |
Performer(s): | Voices: Fred Gwynne, Helen Shaver, Pat Hingle, Bill Erwin. |
Description: | 1 videocassette (69 min.) : sd., col., stereo., Dolby processed ; 1/2 in. |
Details: | VHS format. |
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Welcome to Clovis Urgent Care!
We provide fast and friendly primary care, urgent care and occupational medicine services. No appointments necessary!
Open 7am – 7pm
Get DirectionsWe accept major insurance plans and we are continuously working to expand our network. Urgent care co-pays and fees are substantially lower than those charged by hospital Emergency Departments.
Learn MoreClovis Urgent Care provides superior quality urgent care and occupational medicine services. Our physicians treat adults and children. We have on-site labs and x-rays, saving you time and money. No appointments are necessary. We also offer a 24-hour M.D. phone consultation, 559.324.7001.
Learn MoreClovis Urgent Care is conveniently located on Shaw Avenue, just east of the Sierra Vista Mall and next door to the AAA office. No appointments are necessary. We also offer a 24-hour M.D. phone consultation, 559.324.7001.
On Shaw Avenue, just east of the Sierra Vista Mall
Clovis Urgent Care is committed to providing the best care in the most cost effective manner for our patients. Fees vary depending on the level of service provided. In most cases, Clovis Urgent Care fees and co-pays are substantially lower than those charged by hospital Emergency Departments. Fees for patients with insurance are contractually set by the insurance companies and vary from company to company. The price for private pay and cash patients is set to the lowest legal limit.
Patients with insurance are required to pay the co-pay as determined by your insurance carrier. This co-pay ($25 - $75) is substantially less than those charged by hospitals and free-standing Emergency Departments.
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The insurance carrier is billed directly for patients with high deductible plans. Patients may be required to pay the co-pay as determined by your insurance carrier. This co-pay ($25 - $75) is substantially less than those charged by hospitals and free-standing Emergency Departments.
As a service to our senior population, we participate with Medicare Part B. We also participate with various Medicare Advantage Plans, sometimes called "Part C" or "MA Plans," that are offered by private companies. If you have a Medicare Advantage Plan or a secondary plan and your insurance card says "Medicare," Federal law provides for you to be seen at any emergency room or qualified urgent care center.
While it is impossible to participate with every insurance plan, we strive to accommodate all patients and plans. Patients with out-of-network plans are required to pay for services at the time of the visit. We accept Mastercard, Visa, Discover, American Express, personal checks and cash. We will "courtesy bill" all plans, meaning we will submit the claim on the patient's behalf, and the insurance company may reimburse the patient directly at the rate determined by the plan.
Clovis Urgent Care provides access to quality healthcare at affordable prices. Self pay or uninsured patients are required to pay for services at the time of treatment. Additional charges for procedures, labs and/or x-rays will be billed. We accept Mastercard, Visa, Discover, American Express, personal checks and cash.
Clovis Urgent Care physicians and staff are trained to respond to patients' urgent care needs. We diagnose and treat most non-life threatening injuries and illnesses. For more serious problems, we provide initial evaluation and interventions, and arrange transportation to definitive care, when necessary.
If it hurts a little or a lot, we can help. Don't take a chance of more serious injury or infection, let our healthcare professionals diagnose and treat you in about an hour. Below are just some of the injuries we treat.
We treat a variety of acute injuries including muscle sprains, fractures broken bones and dislocations.
We can provide options for dealing with the itching, and help to contain it. If the rash is widespread or results in a large number of blisters, your doctor may prescribe an oral corticosteroid. If a bacterial infection has developed at the rash site, your doctor will likely give you a prescription for an oral antibiotic.
We will properly clean, administer stitches (sutures) and bandage all cuts and lacerations.
Burns can be painful and, treated improperly, can leave permanent scars. We treat first, second and third degree burns along with symptoms of sunburn.
We treat a variety of animal bites from household pets to wild animals and seasonal bites from spiders, ticks and other insects.
When you or a loved one is sick, you want to feel better fast. If your physician is unavailable, let our healthcare professionals diagnose and treat you in about an hour. Below are just some of the illnesses we treat.
Abdominal pain is a symptom of appendicitis, gall bladder pain, diverticulitis and many other intestinal illnesses.
We treat ear infections in children and adults. We also perform an ear wax flush for impacted ears.
We treat allergy symptoms from pollen, pet, food and seasonal allergies.
We can diagnose and evaluate ovarian cysts, twisted ovaries, pelvis inflammatory disease, testicular torsion and testicular pain.
Asthma is a condition in which your airways narrow and swell and produce extra mucus. This can make breathing difficult and trigger coughing, wheezing and shortness of breath. Asthma can't be cured, but its symptoms can be controlled.
Headaches have many causes including light sensitivity, vision abnormalities, allergies, nausea, vomiting and more. Severe headaches can be serious and should be evaluated by a medical professional.
Your spine is a column of more than 30 bones (vertebrae) held together by muscles, tendons and ligaments and cushioned by shock-absorbing disks. A problem in any part of your spine can cause back pain.
We treat minor eye problems such as a scratched cornea and eye injuries associated with welding and the removal of foreign bodies.
Bronchitis is an inflammation of the lining of your bronchial tubes, which carry air to and from your lungs. People who have bronchitis often cough up thickened mucus, which can be discolored.
Pneumonia is an infection that inflames the air sacs in one or both lungs. A variety of organisms, including bacteria, viruses and fungi, can cause pneumonia. Antibiotics and antiviral medications can treat many common forms of pneumonia.
We have the expertise and the x-ray equipment to diagnose and treat chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
A sore throat is the primary symptom of pharyngitis — inflammation of the throat (pharynx) and can be caused by viral or bacterial infection.
We can treat your cold and flu symptoms including fevers, congestion and related discomfort.
A urinary tract infection is an infection in any part of your urinary system — your kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra. Antibiotics are the typical treatment for a UTI.
Acute and chronic diarrhea can have numerous causes that determine treatment options. Diarrhea can be serious and sometimes lead to dehydration.
We treat vomiting symptoms from food poisoning, stomach flu, abdominal pain and other digestive illnesses.
Our use of advanced medical technologies saves our patients time and money.
EKGs are used to diagnose heart and pulmonary abnormalities.
We provide fast and accurate pregnancy testing services.
We diagnose and treat symptoms associated with HIV and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) such as herpes, gonorrhea, chlamydia and HPV.
Our center offers full x-ray capabilities. Your x-rays are read by certified radiologists.
We perform some lab tests in house, and send others out to a reference lab for results.
A CMP is a group of blood tests. They provide an overall picture of your body's chemical balance and metabolism.
The mono test is used to help determine whether a person with symptoms has infectious mononucleosis (mono).
Tests for electrolyte levels and liver function.
Immediate results for blood sugar.
Pulsoximetry to evaluate oxygen levels in the blood and pulmonary function testing. EKG and evaluation of chest pain.
Tests for the presence of microscopic or invisible blood in the stool. Fecal occult blood can be a sign of a problem in your digestive system, a polyp, ulcer, hemorrhoid or more serious problems.
Rapid strep test is used to quickly diagnose streptococcus infections.
Clovis Urgent Care can help you shoulder the burden of medical services for employees. We offer convenient, comprehensive and high quality occupational medicine services. We're available 24 hours a day for telephone consultation with a physician.
We provide fast and accurate lab tests, along with verbal and written reports.
We tailor pre-placement employment physicals to meet your needs including comprehensive lab work, x-rays, drug screening, EKGs or other tests as needed.
Clovis Urgent Care is designed to handle numerous non-life threatening injuries and illnesses at a much lower cost than hospital Emergency Departments.
We can treat your employees quickly and efficiently. Our fees are in compliance with the California Workers' Compensation official fee schedule. We bill your insurance carrier and provide you with an immediate verbal report followed by a written report.
We offer pre-employment, drug screening and executive physicals. We will create a plan for regular exams for your employees and screening for potential employees.
Our superb medical staff can administer physicals for a variety of needs. Please bring immunization records and any required forms.
Prevention is the first priority for illness-free living. We encourage everyone to regularly see their primary care physician. However, we do provide select preventative care options as a convenience for patients.
High blood pressure (hypertension) usually has no symptoms so it can't be detected without being measured. High blood pressure greatly increases your risk of heart disease and stroke. It can be controlled through lifestyle changes or medication.
We administer a variety of preventative vaccinations including, flu shot, PPD, T-DAP and.
Ultimately, patients are the reason Clovis Urgent Care exists. We constantly work to make patients' experiences positive ones. Please note that, for the safety of our patients, we cannot give medical advice of any kind via the Internet.
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Clovis Urgent Care, serving our community since 1983, provides fast, economical and quality care. Our highly qualified and caring primary care physicians and staff provide immediate care for adults and children. Each year we care for over 15,000 patients, most in about an hour. No appointments are necessary. We also offer a 24-hour M.D. phone consultation, 559-324-7001.
Founded in December, 1983, Clovis Urgent Care is committed to providing the highest quality healthcare for residents of and visitors to the Clovis and Fresno communities. Today, the practice is managed by TeamHealth, a national healthcare management organization headquartered in Knoxville, Tennessee. TeamHealth staffs and manages urgent care facilities with hospital partners throughout the United States.
As an organization, we are committed to becoming active, contributing members to the Clovis community. Customer service is the essence of our organization—we recognize that the satisfaction and care of our patients takes precedence above all else. We create an environment and experience that exceeds expectations.
Clovis Urgent Care Medical Center is a proud member of the Clovis Chamber of Commerce, the Fresno Chamber of Commerce and the Better Business Bureau.
Clinical superiority and patient satisfaction are of utmost concern to Dr. Joseph L. Chow, President, TeamHealth Urgent Care. Dr. Chow leads by example—he consistently receives superior patient satisfaction scores with patients oftentimes citing his compassion and care as a primary reason for their positive experiences at our facilities.
Dr. Chow joined our organization in 2007. He received the Medical Director of the Year Award in 2012. Dr. Chow now oversees the medical care delivered at all Immediate Care and TeamHealth-affiliated urgent care facilities across the country. He is interested in expanding Urgent Care nationally and advancing integration among TeamHealth service lines.
Dr. Chow is board certified in Family Practice. He graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor's degree in Biology from the University at Buffalo. He earned his Medical Doctorate from the University at Buffalo School of Medicine in 1997. Dr. Chow completed his residency in Family Medicine at the University at Rochester. He also earned a Master's of Business Administration from the University at Buffalo in 2014, graduating with Beta Gamma Sigma honors.
In addition to his position with TeamHealth, Dr. Chow has served as Medical Director and Medical Review Officer for DuPont Industries in Buffalo, New York. He is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University at Buffalo's Department of Family Medicine, and precepts medical students at a local volunteer medical clinic.
Prior to joining TeamHealth, Dr. Chow was a Partner and Treasurer of Springville Pediatrics and Adult Care, LLP. He served as the attending physician for the Gow School, and sports physician at the Springville Griffith Institute.
Roy J. Levin, M.D., is a warm and caring person with a dynamic personality. He takes time with patients not only to diagnose and to treat, but also to explain their illness or condition so that they can take an active role in their healing process. He makes himself readily available to patients to discuss their problems and coordinate their healthcare.
Dr. Levin has extensive experience in emergency services in California. He is dedicated to providing a wide range of exceptional emergency and non-emergency medical care to his community and patients. He worked as medical director and full-time staff physician in Emergency Departments, providing hands-on care to pediatric and adult emergency patients. He has over 35 years of experience in the development and supervision standards of the Emergency Department and Urgent Patient Care. Dr. Levin has worked in all facets of medicine, providing primary and urgent care for pediatric and adult patients. This includes both private practice as well as an active occupational medicine practice.
Clovis Urgent Care is committed to a proactive approach to health and wellness. We are pleased to present information and tools for a healthy lifestyle, including links to regional and national health organizations.
For your convenience, below are links to forms that you will be asked to complete during the registration process. You are encouraged to print them out, complete and bring them with you to Clovis Urgent Care.
To speed your visit, we invite you to print, complete and bring the patient information form with you to Clovis Urgent Care.
Patient Registration (pdf)
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Receipt of Privacy Practices (pdf)
Do you have questions? Good, because we have answers! And if we don't answer your question here, please feel free to call the Clovis Urgent Care at 559.324.7001. Please note that, for the safety of our patients, we cannot give medical advice of any kind via the Internet.
No. We coordinate care with several local hospitals as well as primary care and specialty physicians, and outpatient diagnostic facilities.
No, you never need an appointment to visit Clovis Urgent Care. Come to Clovis Urgent Care when you need prompt medical care.
Clovis Urgent Care accepts most major insurance plans. Co-pays are determined by your insurance plan, but are usually much less than those for an emergency room visit.
Most patients are treated and released in about an hour. However, visit times vary depending on the number of patients at the center and the severity of their injuries or illness.
Our fees vary depending on the level of services provided. Generally our fees are approximately one-third of those charged by emergency departments for similar procedures. Patients are required to provide payment or proof of insurance prior to treatment.
Questions can be answered directly by our clinic staff. For detailed questions or questions about claims sent to an insurance company, please call our affiliated claims experts, National Patient Service Center at 1.888.952.6772
An urgent care center is used for episodic care for patients with sudden medical conditions that require treatment usually within 24 hours. When experiencing a non-life threatening situation (but could lead to potentially harmful outcome if not treated when immediate attention is required), a patient can receive treatment at Clovis Urgent Care rather than seeking treatment at an emergency room. Patients should inform their Primary Care physician of such visit and consult him or her for follow up care. If the patient is in a life-threatening situation, please call 911 right away for care.
Clovis Urgent Care centers are staffed by certified physicians who are skilled in the treatment of non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses. All of our providers are dedicated to providing excellent medical care in a compassionate, respectful manner.
Clovis Urgent Care provides telephone consultation as a courtesy for patients; patients are not charged for this service.


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this is cool, i didn't know that galatic conquest will be multiplayer also. that's going to be awesome. really hope they release a demo or something to help the wait until december.
A demo would be awesome. I dunno if I can hold in the excitemnt. ^_^
*thinks of demo*
*becomes very happy* *jumps around in circles* *remembers demo isnt out yet* *drops to floor* *is really sad* |
Ooo, AT-ATs :D I want a fully functional, full size AT-AT that moves properly. I don't think any game has successfully pulled that off yet...
This game has so much potential, unyet so much potential also for it to be a complete failure :p |
yes, but I cant think of more than 3 character spaces in the AT-AT; the "driver" and two turrets. Republic Gunship, on the other hand, has six spaces. how terrifying it must be to be a rebel solider lying in the trenches on Hoth, watching the AT-ATs drawing closer, blasting more and more of your mates around you.
You forget that the AT-AT can probably carry troopers in its hull ;)
I wonder how they'll balance these out. There's no way a regular troopers can face AT-Ats... |
No, but if youve got some silly string, you can spray it round their legs and theyll trip over. :) That's bound to work!
AT-AT's are in the game? Now thats cool. I hope they're proper size. :D
As for a demo, it wont be released any time soon.;) |
Lukeiam: yes, I totally forgot :D
but as Gonky said, you just use snowspeeders. Excelsion: *slap* shut up! :mad: |
Perhaps each team will have one "elite" unit eg. AT-AT? Also, the opposing team may have access to a unit that could disable it? Luke would be able to take out an AT-AT no problem...
That would balance things out, otherwise an AT-AT could totally ruin another team's chances :p |
there will be "special units", but not AT-ATs. AT-ATs are vehicles most likely only to be on Hoth. Snowspeeders too.
the special units revealed so far: Clone Army: Clone Jetpack trooper. Rebels: Rebel Spy. (duisguise (sp?) as Stormtrooper) Imperials: Imperial Officer. (reveal Rebel spy, call air-strike) still waiting for the clone one. |
I meant an Elite unit, not a special unit ;)
Or perhaps what I meant was elite vehicles - a Snow Speeder/AT-AT combination would work very well, and balance things out. |
I want to see how people actually get in AT-AT's. Its bothered me for a long time. Also, snowspeeders should get that rope and be able to have 2 slots - one for driving/shoot, one for rope to take out the AT-AT's. |
2) um well maybe drop down ladder? :D the snowspeeder DOES have 2 slots, it was confirmed in the interview. One: it wouldnt really be true to the movies if AT-ATs suddently appered on Endor. all vehicles have their own spawn point, so we'll be getting the usual: speeders and AT-STs on Endor, AT-ATs and AT-STs (maybe even AT-PTs?) on Hoth, and so on. |
Lets hope then that they release a map editor soon after release, in a style similar to BF1942's.
That way we can do what we like with AT-AT's. Imagine driving an AT-AT over Ewoks. *Evil Grin* :evil1: |
Anyways, i can't wait for the game to come out!!!:D |
And yes, AT-AT does stand for All Terrain Armoured Transport, just as AT-ST is All Terrain Scout Transport. I think AT-PT is All Terrain Personnel Transport, or something like that. |
yes AT-PT is All Terrain- Personal Transport. you can see it in the background in the beginning of ESB. it looks like an crouched down AT-ST.
Hey, I just thought of this: Instead of having a Jedi class, why not have a Jedi army? It could be used on maps like the Geonosis Arena (vs Droids). I can't think of any more right now though. |
remember that there moslty were no more than one or two Jedis in battle, Geonosis being an exeption. but after the clones came, most Jedi stopped fighting. |
and, who would play a droid when you could be Kit Fisto, or Plo Koon, or Shaak Ti, or Aayla Secura? Not me ;) |
Well how about they include one map with jedi and none other. I mean that there could be one jedi battle, just to have some saber combat.
And if you say there's no point in making one whole army for just one map, then look at DICE (BF1942 creators). They've made a whole new army (the Canadians) just for the 1.6 patch. |
Great find Herm! The first and third person cameras seem like a really nice touch, but it'll be quite hard trying to shoot someone in the first person view won't it?
The republic trooper with a jetpack sounds really nice, maybe they could be the scouts and find the enemies base and maybe might be able to have Boba Fett style fights with other people. Lots of people in vehicles sounds like a nice touch. Just imagine you are five other friends in one vehicle gunning down the enemies and shooting with turrets. Sheer awe. I can't wait to see what it will be like. |
as much as I like Jedi Academy and such, i don't want to see any or just some jedi in this game..just old fashioned guns
damn this game looks so awesome, i really can't wait..and they came off with an amazing quick start |
I really hope that this game will have no Jedi aside from the special units, and I hope that those are a very rare occurence.
If they were common, most people would fight over spots and neglect the other classes. They'd be horribly unbalanced. People that did have them would have a massively unfair advantage and that would be recognized by all the other players. |
I wonder how they will tackle continuity issues involved in the Battle of Endor? I mean, essentially it's the "heroes", about 3 other Rebels and a load of Ewoks versus an entire legion of Imperials. Presumably they'll have to adjust things a bit so that there are a ton of Rebels too.
Either that or we can go around beating each other with sticks as Ewoks :p |
They will all bow to the stick!!! :rhett: Yubb, yubb! :D |
But, if there's already an Ewok model, and an Ewok weapon, then I'm sure it wouldn't take too much modding to make an Ewok army. :evil1: |
But, seriously, we should form some kind of clan when the game is released, but it might be a bit early to think of that :) |
Pie, you unloyal slob, we talk about starting a clan with the guys from clas, remember??
besides, being an Ewok sound like fun. Michael: Quote:
Anyways, our class is probably never gonna get a clan running, and even if we do, a clan here is a good idea IMO ;) |
BTW, when does it come out? |
such...a....long...wait.....:( *dies* |
*bur sts into tears*
Perhaps the Ewoks could get some kind of camouflage weapon. Yeah, the game is coming out around fall, by then I'll almost be 15 :eek:. Such a long wait... |
I hope we'll be able to trample Ewoks underfoot in an AT-ST - hey, just for the sake of continuity!
An Ewok army would, you must admit, provide for an unusual amount of amusment on the 'net ;) |
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Is it possible to fuck the journey up so bad that you just can't recover? I'm speaking aside from direct prostate damage, I'm talking about doing several super T's and not really relaxing fully... Having the constant urge to pinch and drive the pressure deep and in stimulating ways to kick things along... Is that all part of the process? Is this my journey to learn how to relax and feel next to nothing looking out for the occasional - as Rumel once put it, meteorite or shooting star in the night sky? Its so hard to torture myself in that way, to tease on the lookout for shooting stars... So my question... Is it ever too late to learn relaxation even after several attempts that resulted in super Ts?
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Would love to know this, would explain the strangeness of my 'journey '
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I believe that simplicity can be very illuminating and helpful. There are a few "Fundamental" thoughts that I cultivate when in session that facilitate relaxation:
1. Don't chase a goal no matter what you've read, heard or seen about others Os
2. Consider each session as simply a TIME TO RELAX pleasurably, aka "Me Time" away from all the demands of life.
3. Let my body CHART THE COURSE while my brain SAVORS THE SENSATIONS of the journey.
4. When presented with new pleasures let the body determine how to navigate in order to stay on course.
5. When restlessness(vs. relaxation) sets in, it's time to stop because my openness to pleasure is no longer productive. Many times I will stop my session when things are still feeling VERY NICE. This helps stoke my desire for the NEXT session!
These thoughts are the foundation of thinking that I find helpful for me to get the most SATISFACTION possible from each session
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You know i want to say something else, another question to ask which may help others if the answers are forthcoming.
if i start a session after a gap of not having them my prostate is hard to get going. It usually means i have to wait until a second session that same day before its working. its like a 'cold' start. This has always been true of me during this process.
else reported this. Why?
Jaxsun, thats great for some people but the advice you have given, whilst appreciated, does not work for me (but probably will work for everyone else).
I stopped my last session when things were feeling very nice. But that is what happens in
session! because i cannot orgasm at all, not even mini-o's. Or if i have been then... i've been mislead as to the intensity of what a dry-o is and i start to wonder what the point of all this is....
Point 5 though, very good actually in terms of when to stop, if you are indeed feeling restless, its something i find very true, but for me this is usually when things stop feeling nice which is very, very abrupt, it doesn't 'tail off'
I had a session last week that was the culmination of 5-6 sessions over the same period of days, it was by far the best session i ever had. I then have a break of a day where i am working and i return to a session. And its like my prostate is totally asleep, 100%. Before it would give me instant results when a device went in there.
Thats a 'cold start' IMO. There is no guides for that is there? nobody ever saying how to get around that or what even that is! that really grinds my gears more than any poor session ever will. The lack of knowledge, or understanding is far, far worse.
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text:
2 | oz | Pimm's No. 1 Cup |
1 | oz | Fernet Branca |
3 | oz | Ginger ale |
1 | sli | Cucumber |
1 | sli | Lemon |
1 | spg | Mint |
Muddle aromatics, add ice, Pimm's, ginger ale, and stir. Fernet Branca Float.
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2 Comments
I made this using ginger beer
Submitted by christina in tacoma on
I made this using ginger beer instead of ginger ale; I think this would taste better with more like 1 oz ginger ale (or beer), as it pretty much drowned out the Pimm's and Fernet Branca. But it is refreshing and a good idea otherwise.
Instead of ginger ale, I
Submitted by christina in tacoma on
Instead of ginger ale, I tried this with 0.5oz canton and a small splash of soda. That is my favorite version so far, and about the only compelling Pimm's cocktail I've tried, but I'd like more ginger flavor. Might try muddling a little fresh ginger with the lemon and mint next time.