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Wristband Gallery delivers the highest quality tyvek , plastic, silicone and vinyl wristbands too many events and organizations, theme parks, sporting events, schools, charities, non-profit organizations and venues. These wristbands are not over runs and are top quality! GUARANTEED!
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ToolsAndMachinery.com - woodworking machinery and power tools at the best prices. Dewalt parts, Bosch parts, makita parts.
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The football home of Robert E. Lee of Midland, Texas. Features: cheerleaders, roster, schedules, photos, and video streams.
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Your One Stop Shop For Coins, Jewelry, Diamonds, Bullion, Gold, Silver, Platinum, Engagement Rings, and more
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John E Koller is an award winning jeweler who specializes in custom jewelry, jewelry repair and restoration. He was honored in 2005 and 2006 by the Oklahoma Jewelers Association (OJA) for his outstanding creations. John has 23 years experience amazing people with his designs and jewelry repair. Our Services Include: •Custom Handmade Jewelry •Engagement Ring Designs •Wedding Rings •Jewelry Repair John always enjoyed working at what he affectionately refers to as "Mom and Pop stores". For several years, he thought of opening his custom design business. When Felts closed their doors in 2007, John opened John E. Koller Jewelry Designs & Repair in Owasso, OK where he now calls home.
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Zales Outlet has more than 135 stores in premier outlet malls and neighborhood shopping centers throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico.
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car chargers, antennas, voicestream. at&t, nextel, verizon, sprint, tri band, phones, plantronics, cases, cell phone cases, nokia 8260, nokia 8290, motorola v60, wireless phones, mobile phones
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Black Cat is a live music venue committed to bringing you the best in local, national, and international independent and alternative music. We are located at 1811 14th St. NW in the heart of the historic U St. district in Washington, DC.
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Zales Outlet has more than 135 stores in premier outlet malls and neighborhood shopping centers throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico.
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Clockwork is a professional wedding reception band that plays Private parties, Weddings, Wedding Reception Music, Special Events The band plays music from the 50's through the 90's
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WSBB Radio Station, The Memories Station
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We Rent Band Instruments! Free delivery to your school Contract can be completed by phone Maintenance coverage available for $. a month All instruments are reconditioned and look and play like new New or like new mouthpieces and cases Step up instrument program available
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Music49 was founded in 2003 with the goal of becoming the premiere source of music lessons in the University area. We have a dedicated staff of qualified music instructors and a great environment located in the Shops at Davis Lake.
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Breeze manufactures the broadest line of worm drive and T Bolt V Band hose clamps in the U S and has hose clamp manufacturing and distribution operations in both the U S and Europe. With our highly successful Breeze and Torca brands, Breeze Industrial Products Corporation (BIPC) has achieved global recognition as the market leader in modern clamping and joining technology. Starting out with simple, yet highly effective methods to connect exhaust systems and other components, we have now evolved into a worldwide supplier providing a broad range of joining and mounting solutions for a variety of clamping applications. NORMA Group is your strategic development partner and global solution provider of Engineered Joining Technology. We bring together the world's leading brands as ABA, NORMA, BREEZE, SERFLEX, Terry, Serratub and Torca in standard hose and pipe fastenings.
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Our broadband, high efficiency, high power modules and amplifier systems are critical building blocks in mission critical platforms that not only protect the modern warfighter, but also enable rapid communications, surveillance, and counter measure deployments. Empower RF currently has two fully equipped R&D facilities, in-house manufacturing capabilities, and CM partnerships to handle both small and large scale requirements.
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The Karns High School band program band program was established in the Fall of 2002. The Karns High School band program is comprised of various components that perform and compete at the local, state and national levels. This program offers students a comprehensive educational experience through music, performance, life lessons and opportunities that extend beyond a traditional classroom.
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Since its inception in 1968, MEC has been the industry's leader in high power, broadband passive components and waveguide for microwave and communication systems. Our engineering and manufacturing capabilities are world renowned. We have set standards that others follow and are continuously evolving that state of the art.
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The Poarch Creek Indians are descendents of a segment of the original Creek Nation, which once covered almost all of Alabama and Georgia. Unlike many eastern Indian tribes, the Poarch Creeks were not removed from their tribal lands and have lived together for almost 200 years in and around the reservation in Poarch, Alabama. The reservation is located eight miles northwest of Atmore, Alabama in rural Escambia County, and 57 miles east of Mobile. The Poarch Band of Creek Indians is the only federally recognized Indian Tribe in the state of Alabama, operating as a sovereign nation with its own system of government and bylaws. The Tribe operates a variety of economic enterprises, which employ hundreds of area residents. Poarch Creek Indian Gaming manages three gaming facilities in Alabama, including: the Creek Entertainment Center in Atmore; Riverside Entertainment Center in Wetumpka; and, Tallapoosa Entertainment Center in Montgomery.
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The Environmental Department provides multiple tasks in order to protect the Environment in and around Poarch Creek. Some of the programs the department performs are monitoring the waterways on a weekly basis to ensure they are safe for recreational purposes; conducting clean-out of old chemicals in schools where tribal children attend; forming partnerships with local schools on environmental projects; pick-up paper and cardboard from offices for recycling, after which it is baled for shipment on a weekly basis; clean out rivers and streams as needed when illegal dumping occurs; periodically conduct an electronic appliance recycling disposal operation.
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The Federal Accounting Department is responsible for the controlling aspect of all of the Federal and State Funds allocated to the Poarch Band of Creek Indians. It is this department's responsibility to insure that these funds are expended according to Federal specifications and regulations. Currently there are approximately 50 contracts that fall under this department.
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The Human Resources Department encompasses all related personnel matters, policies and procedures enforcement, drug testing, employment vacancies, worker's compensation and all comprehensive liability insurance for buildings, equipment, and vehicles is handled through Human Resources.
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The Planning Department is responsible for the preparation of grant/program applications for funding from appropriate funding agencies to promote health, social, economic and physical development of the Tribe. The Planning Department Interfaces with program directors governmental agencies, and consultants in the monitoring of programs/project developments; and also assists in updating comprehensive plans, revising land use concepts and land use files.
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The Property Management Office provides inventory control of all equipment belonging to the Tribe. All new equipment is properly tagged as it is purchased and the Officer maintains a storage area for all excess property. The Property Officer reviews and stays current on federal regulations and property management. The Department is responsible for records and inventory including condition and location. Inventories of all property are made once a year. Reports are made to the Tribal Administrator and the applicable property is disposed of according to federal requirements. The Department also conducts Audit Reports and Inventory Checks with regulatory agencies.
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The Public Works department is responsible for the maintenance, custodial service and construction of all Tribal property for Tribal Administration, along with garbage and waste disposal. The Department also maintains the roads, right-of-ways and bridges of designated Bureau of Indian Affair's roads on the Poarch Creek Reservation. Maintenance of Tribal grounds and recreation facilities are included in the department's responsibilities.
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The Tribal Administrator is responsible for the daily operations of the Tribe including all contract and grants administration. The Tribe, excluding Enterprises, consists of approximately 300 regular employees and approximately twenty departments. The departments supervised under the Tribal Administrator are: Tribal Administrator's Office, Human Resources, Health Administration, Health Department, Tribal Police, Public Works, Senior Services, Family Services, Education, Environmental, Planning, Tribal Member Benefits, and Tribal Enrollment.
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The Poarch Creek Tribal Police Department functions as the primary law enforcement agency for the Poarch Creek Indian Reservation. The PCIPD also provides law enforcement services for the surrounding community. Currently there are seven police officers, one corporal, and one chief of police. These officers respond to a diverse assortment of job responsibilities such as warrant and civil process services, crowd control, domestic disturbances, background investigations, etc. Tribal Police Officers are cross-deputized with the county and often provide assistance to the Escambia County Sheriff's Department, Atmore Police Department and also the Alabama State Troopers. The department provides 24 hour police and dispatch coverage for a 17 mile radius including traffic patrol, residential and commercial building patrol, safety programs and various community related services that assist with the Escambia County Drug Task Force for the investigation and eradication of drugs in the area.
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POARCH BAND OF CREEK INDIANS - TRIBAL GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTING
AL, 36502 ATMORE, 5811 JACK SPRINGS ROAD
Tribal Government Accounting provides all aspects of accounting for funds under Tribal Government including accounts payable, accounts receivable, and general ledger. They are responsible for the following funds: Tribal Government, Recreation, Utilities Authority, SAIL, Poarch Volunteer Fire Department, Tobacco Tax (Firefighter's Special Fund), Tribal Court (court ordered payments), Scholarship Fund, Education Trust Fund, Seizure Fund (police investigation), Calvin McGhee Cultural Center and Housing.
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The Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra (DPO) is a fully professional musical group in Dayton, Ohio, formed in 1933. This organization is a member of the League of American Orchestras (LAO) and the Regional Orchestra Players' Association (ROPA), and presents programs mainly of classical music, but also occasionally performs world music, pops, jazz and rock-n-roll.
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The Institute for Laparoscopic Surgery specializes in minimally invasive weight loss and general surgeries. We offer procedures such as Lap Band, Bypass, Colorectal procedures and various other gastrointestinal surgeries in the greater Seattle area from Everett to Issaquah. Whether you need a Hernia surgery in Tacoma or a Gall Bladder procedure in Redmond, we are to here to serve your abdominal surgery needs in Renton, Vancouver BC, Kirkland, Yakima and Bellevue.
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The Education Department administers various education, and employment and training programs. The function of the department is to further develop and improve the basic education skills of adult tribal members; upgrade and improve the academic performance of eligible Indian children; provide on-site work experience within tribal operations; and provide support for academic and technical training, and on the job training in the private sector for eligible participants. The Education Department administers several state and federal grants which include: Johnson O'Malley, Adult Education, Workforce Investment Act (WIA). Each program has specific guidelines a person must meet in order to participate.
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POARCH BAND OF CREEK INDIANS - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, FACILITIES ENGINEERING
AL, 36502 ATMORE, 5811 JACK SPRINGS ROAD
The Human Services Program is funded through the Health Department of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, which gets its funding through the Indian Health Service (IHS). Even though the funding is provided directly to the Health Department, the primary responsibility for services fall under the Family Services Department. The Human Services Program provides services to tribal members and first generation Indian descent children through the age of 19. The services include psychiatric assessment, psychological testing, drug assessments, mental health counseling, parenting skills training, anger management, vocational counseling, and marriage and family counseling. Substance abuse counseling is available with assistance from staff for referrals to rehabilitation clinics and residential placements.
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POARCH BAND OF CREEK INDIANS - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, FIRE DEPARTMENT
AL, 36502 ATMORE, 5811 JACK SPRINGS ROAD
The Poarch Volunteer Fire Department provides fire protection and safety management to persons and structures on or near the reservation. The program objectives are to: purchase/maintain equipment, provide training for fire chief and volunteers, and provide necessities for operating the department. The volunteers are highly qualified fire fighters, trained in all areas of fire fighting and life saving techniques. Volunteers must continue with ongoing training to maintain certification and to keep updated with new rules, regulations and laws of fire fighting services.
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The Education Department administers various education, and employment and training programs. The function of the department is to further develop and improve the basic education skills of adult tribal members; upgrade and improve the academic performance of eligible Indian children; provide on-site work experience within tribal operations; and provide support for academic and technical training, and on the job training in the private sector for eligible participants. The Education Department administers several state and federal grants which include: Johnson O'Malley, Adult Education, Workforce Investment Act (WIA). Each program has specific guidelines a person must meet in order to participate.
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POARCH BAND OF CREEK INDIANS - HEALTH DEPARTMENT, WIC PROGRAM
AL, 36502 ATMORE, 5811 JACK SPRINGS ROAD
You are eligible for services at the clinic if you are an enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe. Specific eligibility requirements apply for specialty an referral care. Normal Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m. It is the goal of the Health Department to assist Tribal members in achieving and maintaining the highest level of health possible. The Health Department provides care for acute and chronic illnesses as well as prevention education and intervention. The Health Department consists of two major areas: Health Administration and Health Department Clinics. The Health Department assists with third party resource billings and receipts. Health Administration also assists with contract health services and maintains agreements with outside providers. Assistance is also available to help determine eligibility for and availability of alternate resources for individual patients.
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The Poarch Creek Indians Housing department provides tribal members with decent, safe and sanitary homes. The Poarch Creek Indian operates a low-income rental housing program, a Mutual Help ownership program, and Tribally Assisted Home Ownership Program (TAHO). The homeownership programs were designed for Tribal members who are within the low to medium income guidelines and who are able to make long-term financial commitments. The rental program has assisted 30 Senior Citizens and 76 single families since 1986. The Mutual Help program assisted 70 Tribal families during the years of 1996 to 1999 before it ceased operation. The TAHO Program was designed following some of the Mutual Help program guidelines. This program has continued to help hundreds of Tribal families own affordable housing. Applicants are required to make a contribution toward the project. Contributions can be land or down payments.
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It is the goal of the Health Department to assist Tribal members in achieving and maintaining the highest level of health possible. The Health Department provides care for acute and chronic illnesses as well as prevention education and intervention. You are eligible for services at the clinic if you are an enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe. Specific eligibility requirements apply for specialty an referral care. Normal Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m. The Health Department consists of two major areas: Health Administration and Health Department Clinics. The Health Department assists with third party resource billings and receipts. Health Administration also assists with contract health services and maintains agreements with outside providers. Assistance is also available to help determine eligibility for and availability of alternate resources for individual patients.
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POARCH BAND OF CREEK INDIANS - S A I L CENTER, ENERGY ASSISTANCE, SOCIAL SERVICES
AL, 36502 ATMORE, 5811 JACK SPRINGS RD
The goal of the Family Services Department is to promote the health, social, and emotional well-being of individual Tribal members and their families. Programs such as day care assistance and protection for tribal children through the Indian Child Welfare Act provide much needed help for the Tribe and its members. Other services supported by grants are administered through five separate program areas currently managed under the Family Services Department: Social Services, Human Services, Domestic Violence, and Elder Care. Financial assistance to tribal members is made through the Community Services Block Grant, Child Care Development Block Grant and LIHEAP. Each of these programs follows mean-tested criteria for eligibility to offer assistance for emergency food, housing, employment, or medical supplies, child care, and energy bill payments.
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The Tribal Administration Department has been charged with the monitoring of the day-to-day operations of the Tribe. The mission of Administration is to initiate and monitor over 90 contracts, grants, and budgets to ensure that they are in compliance with the established goals and objectives; monitoring to ensure that all departments are in compliance with the Personnel Policies and Procedures as well as Fiscal Policies and Procedures; coordinating, researching, and initiating proposals for funding that are feasible and in the best interest of the Tribe; reviewing, monitoring, and approving all Federal Accounting practices and procedures; and maintaining high quality employee benefits.
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The overall goal of the Tribal Court System is to institutionalize the rule of the law in the enhancement of the Tribe's capability to provide judicial services to the Tribal members. The Judicial power of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians is vested exclusively on the judicial system, which consists of a Tribal Supreme Court and a Court of general jurisdiction known as the Tribal Court.
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The Tribal Member Benefits Department is primarily responsible for the administration and tracking of benefits such as the Elder's Benefit, Burial Assistance, Minors' Trust, and Birthday Checks. The department also strives to maintain the Tribal census, ensuring that Tribal data is kept as current as possible.
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The Tribal Chairman's office is responsible for carrying out the directives of the Tribal Council. The Tribal Chairman is elected by the Tribal Council which governs the Tribe. In this capacity the Chairman also serves on the boards of PCI Gaming and CIE, Creek Indian Enterprises. In the daily operations of the Tribe the Chairman is responsible for the supervision of the following departments: Chairman's Office, Comptroller, Tribal Government Accounting, Federal Accounting, Property Management Office, Housing Accounting Department, Legal Department, Tribal Administration and Tribal Emergency Management.
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Store Hours: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. As the old woodworker’s adage goes, if you want error-free results, measure twice, cut once. Rockler helps you measure right with the handiest, most precise marking and measuring tools around. For everyday use, choose from a variety of tape measures, including center-finding tapes and flat-back tapes for measuring curved objects. For more precise measurements and machine setups, try a digital caliper or dial caliper with either fractional or decimal readings.
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Alex Schoenfeldt is a highly committed and professional photographer with more than ten years of experience in his field. His talent as a photojournalist has taken him around the world. He specializes in weddings, environmental portraits, children, headshots, and corporate events.
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WDAC-FM signed on the air on December 13, 1959 from its studios, transmitter and tower at 683 Lancaster Pike, Route 272 South, Lancaster, PA. The station's founder, evangelist Percy Crawford, Philadelphia, had a daily 30 minute radio broadcast heard coast-to-coast from the early 1930's until his death in 1960. Evangelist Crawford chose Lancaster as one of nine cities where he began radio stations because a Lancaster AM station canceled his contract for morning air time when they disapproved of one of his messages. The station is now owned by Dick and Dan Crawford, sons of the founder, and Paul Hollinger, who retired as Chief Operating Officer on December 31, 2006.
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Many successful gastric bypass surgery patients say that their support network helped them immensely in maintaining their new healthy lifestyle changes. From family and friends to their bariatric program support groups, there is a wealth of options available for people interested in weight loss surgery.
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Obesity, which usually can benefit from obesity surgery, results from the excessive accumulation of fat that exceeds the body's skeletal and physical standards. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), an increase in 20 percent or more above your ideal body weight is the point at which excess weight becomes a health risk. Today 97 million Americans, more than one-third of the adult population, are overweight or obese. An estimated 5 to 10 million of those are considered morbidly obese.
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Open Monday – Friday from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. Wright & Filippis knows today’s women are more active than ever. A fast-paced lifestyle demands dependable, timely service with a quality healthcare provider who offers a variety of healthcare options. At Wright & Filippis, our employees understand the sensitive nature of your healthcare needs. When you visit one of our facilities, you’ll feel right at home in our private fitting rooms, and our certified women fitters will offer you the caring, personal service you deserve.
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Open Monday – Friday from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. With the growing popularity of stock and bill programs, the importance of Medicare compliance is of utmost concern. Some of these programs loosely interpret the guidelines set forth by the Office of the Inspector General (OIG) and may be putting your practice at risk. That’s one of the reasons many local physicians are turning to Michigan’s most trusted home healthcare company for their stock and bill program.
