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Medical Necessity Criteria for Medication Safety: Controlled Substances Utilization Service Program
Effective Date December 8, 2014
Revision Date(s) 12/08/14; 03/11/13
*This coverage is managed through the Pharmacy benefit.
One-Provider restriction may be considered medically necessary when there is evidence of excessive use, misuse, non-medical use, or diversion of one or more controlled substances by a member, and when one or more attempts to contact and work with the member to establish a plan for appropriate management of controlled substances via case management, chemical dependency treatment, enrollment in a pain management program, or self-imposed restriction to one prescriber, have failed.
When restricted to one-provider, a single provider will be identified for coverage of prescriptions of all controlled substances for the member. The pharmacy claims system will be locked to prevent coverage of prescriptions of controlled medications unless they are prescribed by that provider.
The existence of any one or more of the following criteria or behaviors may be used to identify individuals who may be engaged in the excessive use, misuse, non-medical use, or diversion of controlled substances:
Medical / Pharmacy policies are systematically developed guidelines that serve as a resource for Company staff when determining coverage for specific medical procedures, drugs or devices. Coverage for medical services is subject to the limits and conditions of the member benefit plan. Members and their providers should consult the member benefit booklet or contact a customer service representative to determine whether there are any benefit limitations applicable to this service or supply. This medical policy does not apply to Medicare Advantage.
Controlled substances are defined and categorized by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) under classification C1 through C5 (or Schedule I to Schedule V). The categorization is based upon a substance's medical use, potential for abuse, and safety or dependence liability. The medical policy encompasses all controlled substances; given all have potential for abuse; the data and evidence below are mainly focused on narcotics or opioids for the treatment of chronic noncancer pain (CNCP).
There are numerous available treatment modalities for CNCP including pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic interventions. Among these, opioids, known for their strong analgesic properties, have gained popularity over the past two decades. Their use is established in the setting of acute, postoperative pain, cancer pain and pain at the end of life. In contrast, the role of opioids for managing CNCP is controversial, owing to the paucity of high-quality evidence demonstrating effectiveness and safety in this patient population. Existing data are limited by suboptimal study designs characterized by largely observational, non-comparative studies, short-term follow-up and significant withdrawal rates. Two Danish epidemiologic studies showed that in a region where opioids are prescribed liberally for pain, the patients receiving opioid analgesics reported worse pain, higher utilization of healthcare, and lower activity levels compared to matched controls. A population-based cohort study from the same authors showed the odds of recovery from chronic pain were four times higher in patients not using opioids, compared with those using opioids for pain management (23, 27-29). While opioid analgesics are indeed effective in some patients, they may not be suitable for all. Therefore it is to the benefit of patients to constructively address the issue of over-prescribing, over-use, and misuse of opioid medications. Due to the substantial evidence of increasing morbidity and mortality associated with prescription opioid use, this medical policy which will guide appropriate use of controlled substances is necessary.
Opioids produce both analgesia and euphoria. The mood altering action of opioids in addition to the physical dependence and addictive qualities of this class of drugs encourages abuse (nonmedical use). Opioid abuse and misuse occurs for a variety of reasons, including self-medication, use for reward, compulsive use because of addiction, and diversion for profit (27). Individuals with chronic pain and co-occurring substance use disorders and/or mental health disorders, are at higher risk for misuse of prescribed opioids. The increasing use of opioid analgesics for treating chronic noncancer pain, and the introduction of high-dose, extended release oral tablet formulations of opioids with good bioavailability, has increased opportunities for the illicit use of prescription opioids. Such use has become a major societal problem, reaching epidemic proportions; it now exceeds the use of street narcotics in the United States. In April 2011, the White House unveiled a multi-agency plan aimed at reducing the "epidemic" of prescription drug abuse in the United States. The plan is a collaborative effort involving various agencies. According to the director of the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) this plan "provides a national framework for reducing prescription drug abuse and the diversion of prescription drugs for recreational use." Advocacy for prescribing opioids despite the lack of long-term effectiveness, unproven standards, and guidelines with conflicting recommendations, contributes to the epidemic of opioid abuse. Clinical decisions and practice recommendations must rely to a significant extent on practice experience and consensus rather than research evidence in assessing the treatment of acute and chronic noncancer pain.
Evidence supporting long-term benefit of opioid analgesics for managing CNCP is lacking, owing to the predominantly observational and short-term nature of studies. Furthermore, data comparing various opioids and opioids to other analgesics or to nonpharmacologic modalities are also lacking. The harms from prescription opioids to patients and others are substantial and increasingly recognized. When opioids are used, initial risk assessment, careful dose titration and monitoring including functional outcomes, while educating patients is key. It is also important to recognize patients at highest risk of adverse events – those receiving high opioid doses and from multiple providers.
Various guidelines which have been published all agree that prevention of controlled substance abuse is key. For providers, the ability to identify patients who are most "at-risk" for developing prescription drug abuse prior to initiation of opioids is critical. Screening patients to determine their risk of drug abuse prior to beginning opioid therapy is considered standard of practice (27). Several risk factors have been described and include sociodemographic factors, pain and drug-related factors, genetics and environment, psychosocial and family history, psychopathology, and alcohol and substance use disorders. It is suggested that the risk of prescription drug abuse is greatest when risk factors in 3 categories occur in the same individual. In the absence of psychosocial comorbidities and genetic predisposition, pain patients on stable doses of opioids in a controlled setting are unlikely to abuse opioids or develop addiction. On the other hand, patients with a personal or family history of substance abuse, and psychosocial comorbidity, are at increased risk, especially if treatment with opioids is not carefully structured and monitored (Ballantyne). Patients who are undergoing chronic opioid therapy for pain have been shown to have significantly higher Screener and Opioid Assessment for Patients with Pain (SOAPP), Current Opioid Misuse Measure (COMM), and drug misuse index (DMI) scores (p<0.001), indicating a higher risk for misuse (26). In a population-based observational study, subjects with evidence of doctor-shopping were significantly more likely to have a previous history of overdose, or a history of substance abuse (14). These data suggest that both patients and providers may benefit from other treatment options before beginning opioid therapy for pain such as exercise and cognitive behavioral therapy for chronic management.
Indicators of potential excessive use, misuse, non-medical use, or diversion of controlled substance
When treatment with controlled medications has already been initiated, identification of indicators of potential excessive use, misuse, non-medical use, or diversion becomes critical to preventing or intervening in cases of abuse, addiction, or serious adverse events. Clinical experience and studies have identified a number of factors that indicate potential excessive use, misuse, non-medical use, or diversion. There is no factor that is absolutely indicative of excessive use, misuse, non-medical use; identification of one or more factors requires individual patient evaluation to differentiate between inappropriate use and possible appropriate use given a patient's unique clinical circumstances (23, 38).
The most common indicators of potential excessive use, misuse, non-medical use, or diversion are doctor shopping, and high or escalating doses of opioids. These two are widely used criterion to identify people who may be engaged in non-medical use of controlled substances.
Cantrell et al. (35) use the following criteria for identification of 'doctor shopping': 2 or more prescribers within 30 days, greater than 4 during 1 year, and greater than 5 during 1 year (14, 15, 34). Pradel et al. (19) defined doctor shopping as the amount of drug obtained through doctor shopping compared with the amount intended to be prescribed. The use of "pill mills," in which a prescriber provides ready access to prescriptions or pills, can also be considered a form of doctor shopping (35).
Doctor shopping is directly associated with the incidence of deaths from opioids. Hall et al. (14), reviewed characteristics of decedents who died of prescription drugs in West Virginia and reported that opioid analgesics accounted for 93% of deaths. The authors determined the prescription history of the drug associated with each fatality. Patients who had received controlled drugs from 5 or more prescribers in the year before death were defined as engaging in "doctor shopping," whereas those whose death was not associated with a valid prescription were considered to have obtained their drugs through "diversion." Doctor shopping was associated with 63 (21%) of the fatalities and diversion was associated with 186 (63%) of the fatalities. Of the 295 total decedents, 279 (95%) had at least 1 indicator of substance abuse, and those differed according to whether the drug was obtained through diversion or doctor shopping. A report from the CDC reported a rise in prescription opioid-related deaths of 68% between 1999 and 2004. The CDC also studied prescription drug overdoses and found that 10% of patients seeing multiple doctors and typically involved in drug diversion accounted for 40% of the overdoses (see figure below). This illustrates that patients are more likely to overdose if they are seeing multiple doctors or if they are on a high dose of controlled drug.
High or escalating doses of opioids are also associated with a greater incidence of adverse outcomes, including opioid-related fatal overdoses. In a study (24) of 9,940 adults receiving long-term opioid therapy for chronic noncancer pain, those who received 100mg/day or more of morphine equivalent had an 8.9 fold increase in overdose risk (95% CI 4.0-19.7). Although there is not uniform agreement on what constitutes an excessive dose of opioid, there is a general consensus that doses above 200 mg Morphine Equivalent Dose (MED) total daily dose should be considered to be excessive (27).
In addition to doctor shopping and high or escalating doses, other factors that have been identified as indicators of potential excessive use, misuse, non-medical use, or diversion include multiple prescribers of controlled substances, use of multiple pharmacies to fill controlled substances prescriptions, the number of controlled prescriptions in defined time periods, and overlapping or concomitant controlled substances prescriptions. Manchikanti et al. (24) noted that available national data overwhelmingly suggest that the increased supply of opioids, high medical users, doctor shoppers, and patients with multiple comorbid factors contribute to the majority of fatalities. They observed that on average, patients were exposed to 2 different opioids and had 3 different opioid prescribers. Braker et al. (39) found that a retrospective review of payer opioid prescription data and patient charts from a rural family medicine group identified patients with 3 or more prescriptions (average 8.4; standard deviation = 5.5; range 3-28) from 2 or more providers (average 3.7; SD = 1.8, range 2-10) over a 6-month period. Concurrent use of nonopioid analgesics, escalating opioid dosage, and number of providers were the best predictors for adverse events. Findings form other studies are summarized in the table below.
Parente et al. (2) developed a claims-based method to identify patients who may be misusing controlled substances and prescribers who may be providing pharmacologic management that warrants evaluation. They drew data from health insurance claims and used an 11-member multidisciplinary expert panel to define criteria for identifying controlled substance patterns of utilization requiring evaluation. The goal in defining the criteria was to have this be widely applicable to claims databases to identify possible abuse or diversion of controlled substances by patients or mismanagement by prescribers. The table below outlines the ten patterns that were most positively associated with identification of a misuse case.
Additional factors that have been identified as potential indicators of excessive use, misuse, non-medical use, or diversion include (1) frequent early refill requests; altered or forged prescriptions; multiple reports of misplaced, lost, or stolen medications or prescriptions; insistence on a specific controlled substance; missing medical appointments except when a controlled substance refill is expected or needed; increasing symptoms in spite of being on controlled substances; declining activity or functioning in spite of being on controlled substances; refusal to try other non-controlled pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic treatments; reports of or appearing to be intoxicated, somnolent, sedated, or exhibiting withdrawal symptoms; positive results for controlled medications on drug screening tests when none have been prescribed; absence of positive results for controlled medications on drug screening tests when they are being prescribed; concurrent prescriptions for buprenorphine (Suboxone or Subutex) and an opioid; unwillingness to take medications as prescribed; and unwillingness or failure to engage in evidence-based patient management methods.
Although most published studies focus on steps that providers can take to identify patients who are displaying evidence of possible excessive use, misuse, non-medical use, or diversion, a small but growing literature is establishing evidence of actions that can be taken by health insurance companies and managed care companies. For example, Gonzalez et al (26) studied the impact of a care coordination intervention by a managed care organization after identification of potential opioid misuse. Using their database of prescription claims, the organization identified members who filled controlled opioid medications prescribed by three or more providers and filled at three or more pharmacies in a three-month period. Half of these members were randomized to an intervention arm in which a letter was sent quarterly to the prescriber explaining their patient was receiving multiple opioid prescriptions filled at multiple locations. They were also sent a clinical medication report detailing each opioid prescription that was filled by their patient in the past three months, at which pharmacies, and who the other prescribers were. The prescriber was encouraged to contact the other prescribers listed in an effort to coordinate care. For members in the control group, generic letters were sent to the prescriber discussing the importance of opioid management, but no details or identifying information were given. The members in the intervention group showed a 24% greater reduction in number of prescribers, 16% greater reduction in the number of pharmacies used, and a 15% greater reduction in number of controlled opioid prescriptions compared to the control group. The authors concluded that managed care organizations have the opportunity to identify potential opioid misuse and implement care coordination interventions. Additionally the study revealed patients receiving opioid prescriptions from multiple prescribers and pharmacies during short time intervals is evidence of uncoordinated pain management and suggests misuse of opioid medications. Although dependence or addiction to opioid medications cannot be diagnosed by analysis of prescription claims alone, prescription claims may be used as a tool to guide future prescribing and to pinpoint factors associated with the uncoordinated care of a member.
One Prescriber Restrictions
Limiting the prescription and management of controlled substances to a single prescriber has become standard of care for patients receiving chronic treatment for non-cancer disorders. As noted in the previous section, evidence-based studies have documented a direct relationship between the number of prescribers of opioids for a patient and the severity of adverse effects including opioid-related deaths (24, 39). Conversely, limiting opioid prescription and management to a single prescriber significantly reduces the occurrence of severe adverse effects and fatal outcomes associated with treatment with opioids (40).
Systematic reviews of evidence-based treatment guidelines for pain management demonstrate almost universal agreement that controlled medications should be prescribed and managed by a single prescribing physician, or a single treatment team for patients who are managed by a clinic team (41, 42). When a patient's health care is being managed by multiple provides, which is common, all providers should agree on a single designated prescriber for controlled pain medications (41).
Systematic reviews of evidence-based treatment guidelines have also established the usefulness of patient-provider agreements, also known as patient contracts, when controlled pain medications are utilized for the management of chronic non-cancer pain (41). Reviews of the specific components of patient-provider agreements have consistently identified the identification and utilization of a single prescriber of controlled medications as a key component of such agreements (23, 41).
A number of prominent provider organizations, concerned about escalating numbers and doses of opioid prescriptions, have taken steps to limit and prevent excessive use, misuse, non-medical use, diversion, and adverse outcomes. Group Health Cooperative in Washington state developed and implemented a comprehensive guideline for chronic opioid therapy for patients with chronic non-cancer pain. Compliance with the guideline is mandatory for all of Group Health's clinicians. Among the stipulations in the guideline is the requirement that for patients taking opioids for chronic non-cancer pain, each patient's opioids must be prescribed and managed by a single physician (43, 44).
Government agencies have also become increasingly concerned about escalating use of controlled prescription medications, particularly opioids due to the alarming increase in the number of deaths from accidental overdoses (BMJ). Various state and Federal agencies have devised programs targeting excessive use of opioids, including prescription monitoring programs that allow prescribing clinicians to access databases listing all controlled medications prescribed to patients. The state of Washington has also issued mandatory rules for the management of chronic non-cancer pain. Based on the best available evidence, the rules stipulate, among other provisions, that chronic non-cancer pain patients receive all chronic pain management prescriptions from one physician (45).
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The rosters for the MLB All-Star Game in Kansas City on July 10 were announced Sunday, and Diamondbacks rookie pitcher Wade Miley was selected as a reserve for the National League team while second baseman Aaron Hill was named one of five finalists for the fans' "Final Vote." Miley will be the first D-backs rookie to participate in the Midsummer Classic. The left-hander will be the 17th rookie pitcher to be named to the NL All-Star Team and the first since the Marlins Dontrelle Willis in 2003. He is the 18th All-Star in franchise history. Among NL starters, the 25-year old ranks tied for sixth with nine wins and tied for 16th with a 2.87 ERA and a .227 opponents average to go along with 66 strikeouts and 19 walks. Miley, who opened the season in the bullpen and made three relief appearances before earning a spot in the rotation, also is batting .345 (10 for 29) with two doubles and an RBI. He had an eight-game hitting streak from April 14-June 1. Hill, 30, recently made national ...
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DULUTH — To complete an earlier trade with Idaho that brought forward John-Scott Dickson to the team, the Gwinnett Gladiators sent defenseman Matt Case to the Steelheads on Tuesday.In 38 games this season as a rookie with the Gladiators, Case has three points and 14 penalty minutes. "I like Caser a lot," head coach Jeff Pyle said. "But if we get Will (Colbert) and (Tim Filangieri) back, he'd be sitting here anyway." Pyle expects both those defensemen to return to the lineup for Gwinnett's next game — which fortunately for the health of the team, isn't until Sunday. After a disastrous December, the Gladiators have earned points in each of their last seven games and are right back in the division race. "We wanted to just try to crawl back into this thing and I think we did a great job," Pyle said. "I know a lot of people were down on us. But they don't get what's going on, so I can't expect them to understand. "We have eight guys right now that are out of the lineup (either to injury or call-up to the AHL)." Alternate captain Andy Brandt has been a key cog in the January resuscitation and his efforts made him the eighth player missing from the lineup when AHL Manitoba came calling Tuesday. Brandt has 23 points in 43 games this season, but is riding a five-game point streak that includes scoring four goals and adding three assists.
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CFN Analysis: The Michigan State defense was dialed in. No. Florida Atlantic isn't anything special, but to only allow 48 yards of total offense and one first down is the stuff of legend. The offense put the game away with one drive, and it showed a smart, balanced attack that appeared to be almost perfectly tuned up and ready for the showdown against Notre Dame. Kirk Cousins was sharp, and his receivers are doing a great job with B.J. Cunningham coming up with a great start to the season and Keshawn Martin coming up with a good game with seven catches for 72 yards. This was as good an effort as any Big Ten team has come up with so far.
It's back to the drawing board for the Owls. The defense didn't do much of anything against the balanced MSU attack, but the biggest problem is an offense that's doing absolutely nothing thanks to a miserable start to the season from the line. There's zero push for the running game whatsoever, and quarterbacks David Kooi and Graham Wilbert weren't even close combining to complete 6-of-13 passes for 26 yards. One first down, 0-for-10 on third downs, and more penalty yards (55) than total yards (48); the team needs a week off.
(AP) EAST LANSING, Mich. -- Kirk Cousins threw for 183 yards and two touchdowns, and No. 17 Michigan State held Florida Atlantic to one first down in a 44-0 victory over the Owls on Saturday.
B.J. Cunningham caught five passes for 73 yards, breaking a tie with Matt Trannon for Michigan State's career lead in receptions. The Spartans (2-0) led 27-0 at halftime and ended up outgaining FAU 434-48.
The Owls (0-2) have scheduled a brutal opening month. They opened at Florida and play at Auburn in two weeks.
Cousins finished 16 of 21, and backup Andrew Maxwell also played quite a bit.
Michigan State has held an opponent to one first down only one other time -- against Maryland in 1944.
Michigan State beat Youngstown State 28-6 in its season opener but didn't pull away until well into the second half. The Spartans looked much sharper against FAU. Cunningham entered the game even with Trannon at 148 catches, but he had two receptions on Michigan State's first drive to take sole possession of first place on that list.
Edwin Baker capped that drive with a 9-yard touchdown run, and Le'Veon Bell added a 2-yard scoring run late in the quarter to make it 14-0.
Dan Conroy equaled his career best with a 50-yard field goal that made it 17-0, then added a 41-yarder.
Cousins made it 27-0 with a 1-yard touchdown pass to Dion Sims with 12 seconds remaining in the half, and the senior quarterback caught a bit of a break in the third quarter when his fourth-down pass went through the hands of FAU's Keith Reaser and was caught by Garrett Celek for an 8-yard touchdown.
The Spartans were uncharacteristically shaky on special teams in their opener, but Keshawn Martin provided a boost Saturday with a nifty 35-yard punt return in the second quarter that helped set up Sims' last-minute touchdown.
Conroy did miss a 28-yard field goal in the third quarter, hitting the left upright. Backup kicker Kevin Muma made a field goal from the same distance in the fourth to make it 37-0.
FAU quarterback Graham Wilbert went 4 of 10 for 15 yards, and the Owls couldn't run the ball either against Michigan State's tough defensive front. In the fourth quarter, FAU's Xavier Stinson ran for 14 yards and what would have been the Owls' second first down -- but he fumbled, and Michigan State's Jeremy Langford returned it 37 yards for a touchdown and a 44-0 lead.
The only FAU first down came in the second quarter, when backup quarterback David Kooi threw an 8-yard pass to DeAndre Richardson on second-and-4.
FAU will have a much-needed open date next weekend, while the Spartans play at Notre Dame.
Florida Atlantic (0-1) at Michigan State (1-0) Sept 10, 12:00
Here's The Deal … The Spartans spent Week One against Youngstown State in sleepwalk mode for a heavy majority of it. The first half was sloppy and penalty ridden, and the second half provided more discipline, and no, the bowl beat down by Alabama neither provided motivation or a hangover. This week offers another low-risk opportunity for Sparty to get on track in an afternoon tilt against a Florida Atlantic team that doesn't have the defensive bulk to hold up, and doesn't have the firepower to keep up the pace. For the Owls, it'll take several major breaks to make this close, and at the very least, they have get in the end zone after getting blown out by Florida last week. Howard Schnellenberger's program could use a positive shot in the arm, and battling MSU might do it.
Why Florida Atlantic Might Win: Michigan State didn't offer much resistance to Youngstown State for a heavy portion of the game, and FAU, despite missing the talent needed to pull off the win, can move better than the Spartan's Week One opponent. FAU won the turnover battle handily against Florida, and didn't turn the ball over a single time, and needs to be at least +3 this week, and has to take advantage of all the opportunities, to have a shot.
Michigan State has a major plus with Jerel Worthy and the defensive line, but FAU's O line is its biggest strength and could hold its own, even if it doesn't generate a big push for the ground game. The confidence from the coaching staff that they can hang with this particular team should also resonate, as it was only a year ago where they lost in East Lansing by a meek 13 points, and Schnellenberger always believes that his team can battle with anyone.
Michigan State Might Win: Under Mark Dantonio against mid-major opponents, MSU is 8-1 with an average victory margin of nearly 27 points. This will be the team's third game against FAU, with the first two relatively close, but the result was never in doubt; this year's Owl team isn't nearly as good as the other two that lost to the Spartans. MSU typically plays it close to the vest, and while Florida killed the Owls more speed last week, MSU is a little more polished, led by senior QB Kirk Cousins and a passing game that had no problems in the opener and should be able to pick clean a secondary that struggled so much with the Gators. MSU likes to get in and get out of these sacrificial lamb type of games, and likely will just simply pound the ball between the tackles on the way to the easy win. FAU isn't big or deep enough to deter anything MSU will want to do.
What To Watch Out For: The star Spartan defensive tackle had a slow game against YSU, but the projected first round NFL draft pick is due to start gumming up the works a bit more. While he wasn't always great last week, he showed why he's a standout on special teams coming up with a blocked kick. With injury questions surrounding the Spartan pass rush, this is Worthy's time to shine; expect him to do so.
What Will Happen: This is MSU's last tune up before the annual rivalry game with Notre Dame, and it'll be a far sharper performance than last week's win. Expect more of typical MSU football with the stable of running backs controlling the game a bit more than it did last week, and with less of an emphasis on the passing game. Dantonio won't reveal much of his bag of tricks, and he won't have to thanks to a big day from the defensive front.
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A Glendale church that said the ailing Arizona Cardinals were not beyond God's help had an "I told you so" moment on Sunday afternoon.
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Magical UK disco foursome Horse Meat Disco (the four horsemen of the discopocalypse?) are joining House of Stank at Juanita More's super-kiki Pride party on Sunday -- and hottie Jim Stanton from the quartet has gifted us with his Pride Top 5. Get ready to twirl, because there's also a hot-hot Horsemeat minimix after the jump, celebrating the upcoming July 4 release of their third compilation disc, Horsemeat III (holy mirrorballs, Duck Man, just check out this track list). Get into it.
House of Stank is coming to town for Pride, playing Sunday at Juanita More!'s infamous pool party. We asked the NYC house and tech duo -- W. Jeremy, who many will recognize from his years in SF, and Christy Love -- for a top 5 list of their favorite Pride tracks, from booty-tech to old-school End Up classics.
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30 Rock, Office, Archer, Top Chef, SVU, Ancient Aliens, Ancient Discoveries,New Girl
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Disability insurance is generally offered through the workplace, but it is subject to restrictions under Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA). Those restrictions can leave you in the cold if you become disabled and are wrongfully denied your benefits, says Frank N. Darras, the nation's leading disability and long-term care insurance lawyer. See www.darrasnews.com.
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Lifestyles need not be extravagant or expensive to be protected. Consider the value of your income in everyday life and things you hold dear, like a roof over your family's head, food on the table, clothes on the children and gas in the family car. Losing an income source can be expensive and turn your life upside-down, fast, says Darras.
"Consider that people 35 years or older have a 50% chance of becoming disabled for over 90 days, before turning 65. Throw in the average $722 a month you will receive if you are one of the fortunate few (35%) disabled applicants awarded Social Security Disability Insurance benefits and you see where I am going," says Darras. "Few folks can survive on $722 per month and an individual disability policy is a very
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Dawn R Milford posted on 10/19/2014 9:28 PM
Please keep my husband and I in your prayers, as unless God intervenes we will most likely be without electricity after the 20th. My husband has recently gone back to truck driving (after being away from it for over 12 years, we had given up his cdl so had to go through training again) he is currently with a company trainer before getting his own truck. However for what ever the reason they are only getting 1 or 2 loads a week which obviously is nowhere near enough to pay our bills. I am unable to work as I do not drive (due to multiple health issues) and even if I could we no longer have a vehicle, and so am unable to get out to look for a job much less reliable transportation to or from one if I could find one in this area that I would actually be able to do around my health. we had to give up jobs that we had been doing for just over 11 years as we had to replace our vehicle (which has since been repossessed) as we could not afford the pmt, insurance and our normal bills. Mike placed a few applications in the area (we live in a very rural area and there just are not many jobs available here) and not having a phone does not help the job hunt either. So Mike decided to go back to driving thinking he would be doing at least as good as we were doing before, however that has not happened, at least not yet. The main thing I am asking is for prayer, but if anyone feels lead to help the easiest way would be via paypal, firstname.lastname@example.com. May God Bless everyone out there. We have found a little, but I do not know if it will be enough, I know God owns the gold of a thousand hills, and that there is someone out there somewhere that He is telling to help us, I just do not know where they are.
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Kathy posted on 10/19/2014 4:35:13 PM
Please keep praying for the restoration of my broken marriage
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ronna reese posted on 10/18/2014 8:42:26 PM
I have to wait for about 20 years for this, but I am afraid that I will do drugs. I am not going into detail, I worry about that because my mom who I was taken away from,was doing drugs. So, I hope you pray that I will make the right choices, when I grow up. My mom that I'm living with now, told me that there is a good possibility that I will do drugs.
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Anonymous posted on 10/18/2014 8:19:27 PM
My husband and I are trying to sell our house so that we can downsize our house payment and eventually become debt free! Please pray our house sells very soon!
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Anonymous posted on 10/18/2014 12:00:36 PM
Lord Jesus please be with daughter Nyree, soften her heart and open her eyes to see what you have for her, to be cooperative, and submissive to authority,. for the Joy of the Lord to be her strengthen. for a miracle in her life. In Jesus name amen, Amen
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Seth and Kay Reynolds posted on 10/18/2014 11:04:13 AM
We are praying for Sammy Miller, 34 years old fighting for his life after a heart attack Wednesday. Praying his heart stregthens and starts functioning on its own. Also pray for his wife and 2 year old son. The Lord is at work in Sammys body and we trust in HIS power to heal him!!
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cedric white posted on 10/18/2014 07:34:38 AM
Lord I want abundant unlimited favor
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Marcia posted on 10/18/2014 07:16:50 AM
Please continue to pray for my Granddaughter and her declining health. Please pray the Lord will open her eyes to the things she is doing against his will. I pray the Lord will lead us to a group facility were she can get some help if it is a addiction problem.
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timothy posted on 10/17/2014 10:44:49 PM
I'm thinking of taking my life i can't take the pain lost my dad a week ago tonight he all i had please pray me can't eat are sleep Thank you
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David M Stephens posted on 10/17/2014 7:16:38 PM
I have had a calling all my life and in the last couple of years ,I finally lifted my head and answered.But being the type person I am, it's really hard for me to give up control and I have let it get the best of me and really lost control and blew up at my wife of 20 years and I'm afraid I have done permanent damage to our lives. I try to ask for forgiveness from God but I don't feel I deserve it.I guess what I'm asking for is please pray for me to see the true Love from the Lord and My Wife Linda.I LOVE YOU WITH A LOVE THAT CAN NOT BE FOUND ANYWHERE. Please GOD please forgive and fix this broken man.
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GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this 1951 Studebaker Commander Regal Starlite Coupe for purchase. Styling of the new Studebaker Commander was executed... More
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1951 Ford 2 door custom mod. Very attractive and stock looking exterior. Cool Sun Visor. Dual spotlights. Strong and tight non-leaker and non-smoker 351... More
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For sale in our Detroit showroom is this clean green 1951 Lincoln Cosmopolitan. This classic Lincoln is powered its original 337 Cubic Inch flathead... More
We are excited to offer on behalf of one of our clients this outstanding 1951 Allard K-2. Sidney Herbert Allard built a reputation in England... More
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CALL US FOR A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE CAR! WE DO A 150+ POINT CHECK ON EACH VEHICLE AND ARE HAPPY TO SHARE... More
Sometimes your classic can also be a workhorse. This 1951 Ford F1 could just as easily pick up cattle feed as it could... More
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Experience from other places should give us pause as we consider building a desalination plant. On Jan. 23, 2010, The Australian reported, "Rusting in sea water, the $1.2 billion Gold Coast desalination plant required repairs soon after it opened. The showpiece of a Queensland government strategy to drought-proof the state's booming southeast, the project has been plagued by so many construction flaws and unscheduled shut-downs that the government is still refusing to take possession from the contractors who built it."
The St. Petersburg Times reports on the only large-scale desalination plant operating in the United States, "Tampa Bay Water's long-troubled desalination plant is having more problems. The $158 million plant, which opened five years late and cost $40 million more than expected, remains unable to supply the full 25 million gallons a day that was originally promised." Closer to home, a Santa Barbara desalination plant sits idle, never used since its completion in 1992. Meanwhile Santa Barbara residents are still paying off the bonds for the plant.
Our community has a complex water supply problem. It includes the overdraft of freshwater aquifers. It includes the likelihood of severe droughts brought about by global climate change. It includes the likelihood that regulators will reduce our water supply from surface streams to protect endangered fish species. We must continue to evaluate the threats and risks to our environment, our households and our local economy—and evaluate potential remedies to our water supply problems.
Critics question whether or not our community should build a desalination plant to meet our water needs. These critics typically identify a number of important issues we need to examine as desalination is considered … and then jump to the conclusion that desalination should be rejected. Yet by arguing for rejection of desal they are essentially saying that we should "shelve" or cancel the project before allowing the community to learn and consider the latest information on desalination.
Sun and Mars are in Pisces, sign of great sensitivity, compassion, the savior of humanity, tending to the healing of the sick, unfortunate,forgotten, oppressed and neglected.
On Thursday, Mars, the planet of forceful action and focus, joins Chiron at 1 degree Pisces. Many of us may wander into the world of "causes," attempting to find people to "save." It's important that we look no further than our own lives, our own families and attempt to serve, forgive, touch and heal the wounds within our own domestic situations.
If I could open anything, it would be a shop that would allow many different artists to come, create and sell their things. I feel like there are so many people out there with such great talent, but there's not a lot of places for people to practice or sell their stuff.
Brie Eberle
Santa Cruz | Artist
I spend an inordinate amount of time in Downtown Santa Cruz. I enjoy the shops, restaurants and outdoor markets, but what really keeps me coming back are the people. As a child I was tutored in people-watching by my parents, mostly in and around the old Cooper House. I also learned the craft of categorizing—not with malice but with a sense of appreciation and enjoyment. "Salty Sea Captain!" my dad would nudge toward the pedestrian passing by. "Jesus!" I would add, nodding at the young shirtless, bearded man passing by. (It was the '70s. Everyone looked like Jesus.) This playful genus and species game is still fun, though not always politically correct. "Yoga enthusiast!" and "Prius driver!" are well-worn, as are "Self-Employed Tech Guru!" and "Non-Contributor!" There is one declaration that seems absent these days—"Bad Boy!" Where have they gone?
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I couldn't help but rub it in—a little—last week when the big, bold blizzard hit my hometown of Chicago—Elmhurst, to be specific. "There's nothing like driving with your top down in sunny 70-degree weather," I joked to my Polish mother on the phone. She groaned and I immediately feared I'd never receive a homemade pierogi ever again. In truth, I missed being there. Actually, there's nothing like a blizzard. It forces everything and everyone to stop. (Hell, I secretly wanted to take a Snow Day of my own!)


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A brief history of the Ford Mustang
Here's your click-through guide to every generation of Ford's iconic pony car
Posted: 05 Dec 2013
Ninth Generation (2005-Present)
A return to the original proportions and design of the '67-'69 Mustangs, the retro-futuristic ninth gen cars switched a much more modern platform, shared with the Thunderbird and Lincoln LS. Handling and performance were transformed. The loony tunes 202mph, 662bhp Shelby GT500 is a suitably smoky sign-off.


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VALPARAISO | Metro Recycling understands the financial stress placed on families and wishes to help ease the burden where it can. At the end of the 2012-2013 academic year, Metro Recycling awarded $1,000 scholarships to three local students within Blue Island, Griffith, and Valparaiso communities. Scholarship applicants were selected based on academic accomplishments and the applicant's efforts to make his or her school and community a better place.
"We're very excited to be able to offer scholarships to students from Blue Island, Griffith, and Valparaiso High Schools," stated Neil Samahon, CEO of Metro Recycling. "We understand that our company's success depends on the strength of each community in which we operate and thus feel compelled to give back to the community to express our appreciation."
The Metro Recycling Scholarship was sent to all high schools that fell within the Blue Island, Griffith, and Valparaiso city limits. After reading through a multitude of great applications, the scholarship committee decided on one recipient from each town - Kathy Rodogiannis of Blue Island, Bailey Swan of Valparaiso High, and Caylee Adams of Griffith High.
"Kathy, Bailey, and Caylee have all excelled in their classes and have been prominent members in their school and community activities," said Samahon. "Each recipient has given their time and energy to make their high schools and communities a better place."
Kathy Rodogiannis graduated from Blue Island's Eisenhower High School and plans to study medicine. Bailey Swan graduated from Valparaiso High School and will be attending Indiana University this fall to study Environmental Science. Caylee Adams graduated from Griffith High School and is planning to study speech pathology in the fall.
"We were excited about the number of exceptional candidates, and it was hard to only choose three," said LaRae Dykstra. "As all applicants continue their education, Metro Recycling wishes them the very best."
Since 1988, Metro Recycling has been committed to the environment. The three locations in Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana believe that taking care of the environment involves the whole community. This is the first year offering the Metro Recycling Scholarship, and Metro is excited to offer college support for many more years to com


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Posts Tagged 'Shark Tank Ratings'
November 10th, 2012 at 9:06 am
ABC Wins Friday for the 2nd Straight Week in Adults 18-49 & 'Shark Tank' is the #1 TV Show
ABC's Shark Tank qualified as Friday's #1 TV show for the 2nd straight week among young adults.[Read-More]
November 10th, 2012 at 8:45 am
TV Ratings Friday: 'Malibu Country' & 'Last Man Standing' Fall, 'Undercover Boss' Up + 'Grimm' & 'Shark Tank' Dip
ABC was number one in adults 18-49, while CBS was on top in total viewers.[Read-More]
November 6th, 2012 at 9:50 am
ABC Draws its Biggest Audience in 5 Weeks and Equals a Season High in Adults 18-49, Delivering 5 of the Top 20 Non-Sports Shows in Young Adults
ABC Scores Best-Since-Premiere Numbers on Monday in Viewers and Young Adults[Read-More]
November 5th, 2012 at 10:32 am
Friday Final TV Ratings: 'Last Man Standing' and 'Malibu Country' Adjusted Up; 'Fringe' and 'Nikita' Adjusted Down
Friday's final broadcast primetime ratings.[Read-More]
November 3rd, 2012 at 9:34 am
'Malibu Country' Opens at 5-Year Time Period Highs, 'Shark Tank' Hits New Series Highs
With comedy premieres (Last Man Standing/Malibu Country), Shark Tank and 20/20, ABC towered over Friday night in Adults 18-49, leading CBS by[Read-More]
November 3rd, 2012 at 9:18 am
TV Ratings Friday: 'Last Man Standing' & 'Malibu Country' Debut Strong, 'Shark Tank' Rises at 9PM, 'Grimm' Down, 'Fringe' & 'Nikita' Up
ABC was number one in adults 18-49, while CBS was on top in total viewers.[Read-More]
October 30th, 2012 at 10:39 am
Growing for the Second Week in a Row to Equal a Season High, ABC Claims 6 of the Top 15 Scripted TV Shows Among Adults 18-49
During the week of October 22, 2012, ABC finished No. 1 for the 2nd straight week in the non-sports Adult 18-49 averages[Read-More]
October 29th, 2012 at 2:46 pm
Friday Final TV Ratings: 'Grimm, 'CSI: NY' & 'Blue Bloods' Adjusted Up, 'Dateline' & 'All Access Nashville' Adjusted Down
Friday's final broadcast primetime ratings.[Read-More]