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It's that time of year again shopaholics! You know me, I love to share a good deal and have been creating these lists with shopping links for you every year, so here's another one!
Black Friday deals have already begun so get started shopping early before they sell out.
Ulta Beauty (see list below for shopping details), Tulle Jasmine Cape $21.25 (Was $60),
ASOS Wrap Scarfs $26!
And my favorite sale, the Kate Spade Surprise Sale!
These are all under $30.
And my favorite sale, the Kate Spade Surprise Sale!
These are all under $30.
Get out of Town Gia $29. Far from the Tree Gia $29. Sprinkles Henrietta $25.
Don't miss out on this great deal either!
This week be sure to grab an Allure Beauty Box for $44.95 plus shipping ($10)!
I got this last year and it was like Christmas in a box.
So many good beauty products this time around too if you are into moisturizers/skin care.
These sell out FAST so go to this website here --> http://www.allurebeautyboxpromo.com/ on November 25 12:01PM EST.
Now to the LIST! All links are shop-able.
I will update as the more deals appear and change throughout the week.
So keep coming back to check! And for more great Black Friday deals see Tracy's Notebook of Style!
PRE Black Friday & Black Friday Deals:
ASOS 50% off cozy clothing, from capes to wraps, to cute chunky boots! Free shipping. Deal Ends Cyber Monday.
Calypso St. Barth 30% off select styles use code Enjoy30. And take an EXTRA 40% or 50% off off Sale prices.
C.Wonder 40% off EVERYTHING. In-stores & Online through Monday.
Express 50% off EVERYTHING in-store and online with Free Shipping. Starts midnight tonight & 11/25-28.
Forever 21 7 days of Pre Black Friday Deals. Each day a new deal! AND free shipping with orders $30+
H&M Black Friday Daily Deals, New deals added every day up to 70% off! Add code 2695 at checkout for free shipping on all orders over $50.
Kate Spade New York BF Surprise sale up to 75% off! 3 days only, starts 11/26.
Kate Spade Saturday 30% off Full Price items w/code DEALME and Free Shipping.
Kohl's Over 500 deals start online NOW! Free shipping over $50 and get $15 Kohl's cash for every $50 spent. 15% off savings pass w/code YES2SAVINGS until Nov 30.
LuLu's Up to 40% off online with FREE shipping on Black Friday! Mystery code revealed on BF. $35 off $150 w/code 35150.
Marc Jacobs Beauty: #BlacquerFriday make sure to shop their deal on 11/28!
Mod Cloth 50% off "Seize the Deal" every day a brand new batch of sale items to choose from until BF.
Sephora $10 Beauty Deals on 11/28, to view deal sneak peaks follow Sephora on Instagram on 11/26 and get prepared to shop!
Target Deals start Wednesday in-store & online, 40% off ALL women's (men's, kids and baby) apparel, $18 riding boots! Check out the BF ad--->Black Friday Ad
Tulle Through the 28th head on over to Tulle for cute clothes and a sitewide 50% off sale! Use code: TGIB2014.
Ulta Beauty Deals start Thursday night in-store at 8pm and online at 7pm.
Use your $5 off $10 Coupon through the 26th.
See the bf deals here-->http://www.ulta.com/blackfriday/
Uniqlo Holiday Promotions daily and free shipping!
Urban Outfitters Lot's of great deals that have already started from women's clothing to home decor, and shipping is $4.95 under $50.
Have fun shopaholics, be safe (preferably shop online to save time and stress) and have a very Happy Thanksgiving filled with lot's of treats! xo-Franci


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Pete from Burlington, Wi writes,
What diluent do you recommend to mix with Shockwave to be used in a fogger?
If you are applying the Shockwave using a propane or thermal fogger,
Indoors, the dilution rate of Shockwave is rate of 1 (one) part concentrate to 9 (nine) parts oil and mix well. Apply at the rate of 5.0 fluid ounces per 1,000 cubic feet of space. Please follow the product label for application.
Outdoors, dilute concentrate in a range of 1 part Shockwave™ Fogging Concentrate plus 2.25 parts oil to 1 part concentrate plus 29 parts oil and mix well.
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Robert C. Fransen has been an important part of broadcasting in
Minnesota for nearly sixty years.
Best known for making WTCN TV Minneapolis/Saint Paul (now
KARE TV) the top rated independent station in the country
during his eighteen years of leadership, his career began
during World War II, when he produced radio shows for the
US Army. He joined the news staff of WCCO Minneapolis/Saint
Paul in 1946. After a term as news director at KYSM Mankato,
he moved to what is now WCCO TV Minneapolis/Saint Paul in
1949, working as an announcer, director, production manager,
and weatherman. He put WEEK TV Peoria, Illinois, on the
air in 1952, and then was hired to staff and program KEYD
TV Minneapolis/Saint Paul (now KMSP TV) in 1954. He moved
to WTCN TV in 1957 and worked as an account executive and
sales manager before his promotion to vice president and
general manager. He later served as vice president and general
manager of KITN TV Minneapolis/Saint Paul (now WFTC TV)
and as general manager of KSTP AM Minneapolis/Saint Paul.
His many honors include the National Academy of Television
Arts and Sciences Silver Circle Award.


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San Juan, Puerto Rico
November 15, 2011 by staff
San Juan, Puerto Rico, For a few days every November, the place for New York State politicians to see and be seen is not Angelo's 677 Prime in Albany or the Regency Hotel in Manhattan, but a resort hotel in the Caribbean.
The New York State Assembly Puerto Rican/Hispanic Task Force has held an annual conference here for 24 years, attracting lawmakers, lobbyists and labor leaders with 85-degree weather, pristine beaches, and unparalleled networking opportunities.
Officially a chance to discuss issues of concern to Puerto Rican and Hispanic voters, the conference, known as Somos el Futuro, is unofficially a giant schmooze-fest, a place to foster relationships and broker deals by the pool, on the beach or in the casino.
This year's conference, which took place from Thursday to Sunday, featured workshops on housing and health care and an appearance by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo. But as usual, the real news of the conference was not policy but politics.
At a reception Thursday night in a room overlooking the ocean, José Peralta, a state senator who is a possible contender for Queens borough president, mingled over mojitos and fried snacks with guests who included Marty Markowitz, the Brooklyn borough president, and his wife, Jamie Snow. Robert Jackson, a New York City councilman, stood in a corner, his head bobbing to the music, and said he came to the conference because he is running for Manhattan borough president, which he then demonstrated by running vigorously in place.
Mark Weprin, a councilman who is widely expected to run for City Council speaker when the post is vacated by Christine C. Quinn, dined with his brother, Assemblyman David I. Weprin, who said that if the Occupy Wall Street movement had begun earlier, he might have won his race for Congress in September.
Joseph A. Wiscovitch, a political consultant who has helped politicians attract Hispanic votes, stopped by the Weprin table to offer an expletive-laced diatribe about former Mayor Edward I. Koch's endorsement of David Weprin's Republican vanquisher, Bob Turner.
On Thursday night, Vito J. Lopez, an assemblyman and the Brooklyn Democratic county leader, held court at the blackjack table in an untucked white polo shirt, rapt in concentration.
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RE/MAX Named #1 Real Estate Franchise for Fifth Consecutive Year
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Care providers improve wellness among groups of people by focusing on population health. This new paradigm is the result of health care reforms designed to improve community well-being. While the reforms have successfully initiated revised thinking among care providers, learning institutions must adjust as well. The shift in thinking is not complete, as provider networks have not fully utilized secondary medical services to support population health. Despite this, the new mindset has a profound effect on all communities and service providers.
Understanding Population Health
Medical professionals use the phrases "population health" and "the health of a population" interchangeably to describe community well-being. [1] The term has sparked an ongoing conversation regarding social factors affecting health care. As such, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) has developed a framework, called the Triple Aim, to gauge how care providers perform, which measures service improvement, population health and cost effectiveness regarding several community outcomes, such as:
• Blood pressure
• Cholesterol
• Chronic disease rates
• Dietary habits
• Life expectancy
• Physical activity
• Substance abuse
Health care professionals classify most groups by location and some by criteria such as ethnicity or income. Population health primarily focuses on outcomes among underserved patient groups and entails intervention and planning by care providers.
Population Health in the New Health Care Landscape
Sweeping health care reforms have caused organizations to shift their income motivation from individual payments to population based reward models. The practice, called population management, involves the delivery and monitoring of community services such as:
• Health care planning
• Service delivery
• Treatment coordination
• Quality based payment models
In this new environment, providers use tools such as accountable care organizations, risk stratification models, electronic patient records, patient centered medical services and team-based initiatives to manage population health and are shifting from focusing on efficient caseload management to promoting illness prevention. This effective paradigm is forging a new kind of relationship between patients, providers and medical record services that involves delivering care at residences and multidisciplinary collaboration.
Preparing for America's Future Population Health Needs
A 2016 report published by the National Advisory Council on Nurse Education and Practice (NACNEP) expresses the growing demand for specialty nurse practitioners, noting that changing roles require schools to adjust their curriculums. [2] In many high-risk areas, nurse practitioners are the only health care professionals available. As frontline caregivers, nurses can relay community needs directly to provider networks.
With this growing information source, undergraduate programs will learn how to prepare candidates to meet forthcoming service demands. Meanwhile, medical facilities must train veteran nurses to function in a population health oriented environment.
• Population Health for Women
In a recent interview with Advisory Board health care consulting firm analyst Sarah Hostetter, Doctor Steven Seltzer of the Department of Radiology at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts discussed the role of imaging in population health. [3] The doctor expressed that the population health mindset has yet to permeate ancillary care services such as radiology, which serves patients with existing conditions. However, the doctor states, ancillary services can provide support for population health via screening and resource management, allowing care providers to gain a better understanding of community health outcomes and control organizational expenses.
• Population Health in the Pediatric Community
In northern Texas, two normally competitive facilities are collaborating to improve population health among children. [4] The détente is an example of how the medical community is realizing that collaboration is a prerequisite to serving approaching health care demands. Duly, pediatric care providers are adjusting their practices in preparation for a forecast increase in caseloads. The specialists recognize that the changes will improve patient outcomes and fiscal efficiency. More importantly, the practitioners want to produce significant health improvements among non-adult populations.
• How Mental Health Affects Population Health
A presentation published for the 2015 Mental Health America Conference, outlines how reform encourages practitioners to improve population health and cites an empirically proven relationship between physical and mental health as well as the fact that, historically, one in four individuals has suffered from mental distress accompanied by multiple illnesses every year. [5] As such, the group highlighted the need to include mental wellness in population health frameworks.
Advocating for Population Health
The National Advisory Council on Nurse Education and Practice calls for funding to prepare nursing candidates for the reinvented United States health care practice. [2] The organization suggests that educators in at-risk communities seek funding to meet talent demand, reduce administrative expenses and expand services, citing shortages for students and patients. The group implores legislators to devote funding to nurse training for community residents and technology to deliver services to at-risk populations. The NACNEP also suggests relaxed legislation allowing nurse practitioners to deliver services to at-risk communities and incentives encouraging nurses to take on as much responsibility as their knowledge and experience allows.
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Adventist University started building its solid foundation for nursing education in 1908 when it began training nurses so healthcare could be provided for more people. Today they offer cutting edge education and experienced faculty dedicated to helping individuals interested in pursuing a bachelor of science in nursing degree.
[1] http://www.ihi.org/communities/blogs/_layouts/ihi/community/blog/itemview.aspx?List=81ca4a47-4ccd-4e9e-89d9-14d88ec59e8d&ID=50
[2] https://www.hrsa.gov/advisorycommittees/bhpradvisory/nacnep/Reports/fourteenthreport.pdf
[3] https://www.advisory.com/research/imaging-performance-partnership/the-reading-room/2015/12/qa-brigham-and-womens-hospital
[4] https://www.childrenshospitals.org/newsroom/childrens-hospitals-today/spring-2015/articles/childrens-hospitals-lead-the-way-with-population-health-initiatives
[5] http://www.mentalhealthamerica.net/sites/default/files/Population%20Health%20Management%20for%20Behavioral%20Health-%20Richard%20Feldman.pdf