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Tenet to sell 87 urgent care centers to FastMed for $80 million as it focuses on ambulatory services
Tenet's USPI is in the middle of a transformation in which it plans to focus more of its operations on less capital-intensive, lower cost-of-care settings.
There are a "handful" of Tenet-owned urgent care centers not included in the deal with FastMed, according to a Tenet spokeswoman.(Tenet Healthcare)
By Dom DiFurio
11:21 AM on Dec 18, 2020 CST
Farmers Branch-based Tenet Healthcare is offloading dozens of urgent care centers as it focuses on expanding its ambulatory surgical services.
In a deal expected to close in the first quarter of 2021, Tenet will sell 87 of its urgent care centers to FastMed for $80 million, according to a release from the company. There are a "handful" of Tenet-owned urgent care centers not included in the deal, according to Tenet spokeswoman Lesley Bogdanow.
"We have tremendous respect for FastMed and are pleased that our facilities will become part of this strong and growing urgent care business, while also enabling Tenet and USPI to sharpen our focus on the continued growth and expansion of ambulatory surgical services. We are confident our urgent care centers will continue to thrive under FastMed's leadership," Tenet CEO Ron Rittenmeyer said in a statement.
Tenet recently announced what it described as a "transformational" deal for its United Surgical Partners International ambulatory business to acquire a portfolio of 45 surgery centers from SurgCenter Development for $1.1 billion. That deal is expected to be completed before the end of 2020, and it will position Tenet to derive more profit from less capital-intensive, lower cost-of-care settings.
Tenet Healthcare is spending $1.1 billion on a 'transformational' deal for 45 surgery centers
The acquisition would make Tenet the largest provider of musculoskeletal care in the U.S.
North Carolina-based FastMed operates more than 100 urgent care clinics in North Carolina, Arizona and Texas, providing acute and preventive care services.
"We are excited to expand the reach of our services through the acquisition of CareSpot and MedPost's highly regarded urgent care centers, and bring our unique model of high-quality, convenient, affordable and compassionate care to more communities in our existing states, as well as in new ones," FastMed CEO Web Golinkin said in a statement.
Dom DiFurio. Dom is a staff writer covering breaking business news. He writes about the companies and transactions that shape life in North Texas. Dom considers himself among the many transplants that moved to Texas from the crowded coasts who found more than enough reasons to call it home.
ddifurio@dallasnews.com /domdifurio @DomDiFurio
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Every Jaguar and Land Rover vehicle from 2020 on will have an electric option
1 min read September 7, 2017
Jaguar Land Rover is joining the rising chorus of automakers embracing electric and fusion powertrain options, revealing that all new vehicles in both the Jaguar and Land Rover range will offer an electric or hybrid option from 2020 on. Jaguar Land Rover announced the news on Thursday at its very first Tech Fest event, noting that this will include fully electric, plug-in hybrid and mild hybrid vehicles.
While it's not quite as extreme as committing to produce only electric or hybrid vehicles, as have both Volvo and Aston Martin, it's still a significant step towards promoting alternative drivetrain technologies.
Jaguar Land Rover's decision to introduce a full range of electrified options represents an aggressive quickening of pace for the car makers drivetrain change-up plans; the Jaguar I-PACE, the company's first fully electric model is set to enter the market next year.
The tide is clearly turning in favor of electrified drivetrains in the automotive industry, and now the major questions remaining are around how infrastructure and consumers will deal with this coming transition.

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Indiana State Museum hosts 'Gojira' for one night at IMAX
Posted 7:00 am, May 27, 2019, by Jeremiah Beaver • Digital Producer, Updated at 10:22PM, June 14, 2019
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — The world's biggest monster is set to appear on Indiana's biggest screen. Gojira, the original 1954 black-and-white masterpiece, is coming to the Indiana State Museum IMAX on Wednesday, May 29.
Gojira original poster (Toho, 1954)
"We tend to think of Godzilla as this guy-in-a-rubber-suit character from low budget action movies, but Gojira is slightly less about that and actually has something to say," IMAX Theater Director Brian Hammes explains. "It's a lot of fun to munch popcorn and watch him destroy a miniature city, but it's also window into a very dark part of our history as humans."
Fans of HBO's Chernobyl miniseries may want to check out what is arguably the first nuclear disaster film. Toho's Gojira has been historically seen as an allegory for the atomic age, specifically the nuclear terror unleashed on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. Less than a decade later, Gojira opened across Japan in November 1954.
In Japan, the Ishirō Honda film was seen as nature's atomic revenge on mankind for creating the hydrogen bomb. The American version, however, removed references to the film's anti-nuclear and political themes. Godzilla, King of the Monsters! was released in 1956 to Western audiences, featuring edited-in sequences with Perry Mason actor Raymond Burr and English-speaking overdubs.
To clarify which version will be shown, Hammes emphatically states, "This is the original 1954 Japanese film, not the Americanized version with Burr. It's presented in Japanese with English subtitles."
Gojira (Toho, 1954)
Cinephiles will also rejoice at the quality of the projection on Wednesday night. Godzilla fans may remember that The Criterion Collection released a comprehensive remaster of both the Japanese and American versions on Blu-ray in 2012. The State Museum worked to secure a theatrical print of Criterion's high-definition restoration for the viewing.
Hammes says he's honored to show Gojira at the State Museum IMAX. "He's the King of Monsters and deserves to be seen on the biggest screen possible."
Tickets are $10 with a discount available to Director's Club members:
Gojira • State Museum IMAX Theatre • Wednesday, May 29 at 8:40 p.m.
Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019) opens at the State Museum IMAX and worldwide on Friday, May 31.
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A church which found itself in desperate need of a new fence to keep its hall secure and continue operating, has thanked ExxonMobil Fawley for coming to its aid.
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Hiring out the facility for after-school clubs, children's parties and group activities is the main source of income for Blackfield Baptist Church, which sits next door to the hall in Hampton Lane, Blackfield.
Di Hobson, who is a Deacon and trustee at the church, said: "We have a lovely large grass area where the children can go out and play. Unfortunately, though, it was completely exposed which meant it posed a safety risk. We needed a fence to make sure we could keep the children safe and continue offering the hall for hire."
Iris Cottrell, who is also a Deacon and trustee, added: "As a small and mostly elderly congregation, being able to pay for a fence without some financial help was beyond us. Luckily, ExxonMobil Fawley very generously stepped in to help with a contribution of £1,000, which paid for half the new fence. We are incredibly grateful, it has made such a massive difference to us and means we can continue to use the hall as a source of much-needed income."
Angharad Vaughan, Community Affairs Adviser at ExxonMobil Fawley, said: "It was our pleasure to be able to help the church to purchase a new fence. The hall is a fantastic community facility and we are delighted that people will be able to continue to use it now that the fence has been installed."
To find out more about Blackfield Baptist Church, and how to hire the hall, visit the church's Facebook page or call Iris on 02380 894886.
Photo – Angharad Vaughan, Iris Cottrell and Di Hobson next to the new fence.
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The countless historical castles and park areas in Berlin-Brandenburg are run and maintained by the Stiftung Preussische Schloesser und Gaerten. The highlight of this cultural 300 year old landscape is the city of Potsdam, including the Sanssouci castle and gardens. You will be working right in the expansive Sanssouci gardens and will therefore get a sneak peek in this diverse field of work. In the Charlottenhof Park, created in 1883 by P. J. Lenne, you will help care for paths, flower beds, and grass areas. You will learn all about the various areas of the park and the work that it takes to care for them.
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Potsdam, Brandenburg, on the southwest edge of Berlin.
The Friedensdorf Storkow is an antiracist youth project, which works for humanity, solidarity, and intercultural youth work. Your support is needed with maintenance and renovation work on the green areas in the city and on the grounds of the Friedensdorf. After work, you will have the opportunity to improve your German ability. Through two hours a day of language instruction as well as using German in everyday situations you will make great strides in your language skills. Your language instructors are native speakers and have experience in teaching German as a foreign language. They are also a part of your group throughout the camp.
You will be living in a three story apartment in the Friedensdorf Storkow. Meals will be prepared as a group.
Free Time: Storkow is one of the oldest city in Brandenburg and has a historical palace. Along with cultural activities you will also have access to sports facilities such as a volleyball court, a basketball court, and soccer fields. You can also explore the area and visit areas such as the Scharmuetzelsee and the Wildpark Bad Saarow. Berlin is only an hour away by train where you can experience all that a big city has to offer.
Brandenburg; Storkow is 50 km southeast of Berlin.
The camp will be run in German. A basic knowledge of German is required.
€300.00 (Euros) for the language course.
The Horst Bauspielplatz is run by the city of Gelsenkirchen. It contains a large ground area, an animal and hut area, sand, water, mud, a fire pit, and climbing equipment. The side building needs to be renovated for use by local kids and youth, and your help is needed. You will begin by doing repair work on the roof as well as on the windows and window sills. Other renovation jobs on the walls and in other places in the building need to be done as well.
You will be staying at the Bauspielplatz Ueckendorf. Meals will be prepared as a group.
In Gelsenkirchen you will find open air and indoor pools, museums, and bars. Due to its central location, Gelsenkirchen has good public transportation connections so you can travel to nearby cities such as Dortmund, Cologne, Hamburg, or even to the Netherlands.
The work may be physically challenging at times. A talent for working with your hands is of advantage.
Gelsenkirchen, North Rhine-Westphalia; Dortmund 25 km, Cologne 85 km.
The motto of this year s camp is Enjoy with all Senses, and fits with the Sense Garden in Merzig. Here, you can explore nature in 11 so called garden rooms, and experience the world around you in a whole new way. In our theater garden one also finds many small concerts. Your team is needed to build to new plots with a labyrinth and a green learning world to be used by local school classes. Tasks include building the labyrinth and pond, building an insect hotel, a wooden house, a green classroom, and a clay oven. You will be accompanied by experts for the work and in your free time the locals will show you around the area.
You will be staying at the Realschule Merzig. Meals will be prepared as a group.
You will be able to visit nearby historical cities such as Saarbrucken, Trier, Metz, and Luxembourg. Locally, you can see a wolf area, and the Villa Borg in Perl, which dates back to the Roman times, and tours there will give you a blast into the past. On hot summer days, pack your suit and go to the Stausee, the disco, the city center or spend the evening at home or around the fire. There are also many events going on in this region for you to discover.
Merzig, Saarland; Saarbruecken 35 km, Trier 60 km, Luxembourg 65 km.
Your project will be taking place in a family oriented after care clinic for children with cancer and heart problems. Your help is needed to renovate the outer grounds of the clinic. Your group will build a nature trail, while being accompanied by local experts. The second project will take place in a Montessori school, where you will also be doing some manual labor. A local playground needs to be taken down, fixed, and then built back up again. Your creative side will also be needed during this work.
You will be staying at the Mehrgenerationenhaus Conradinum. Breakfast and dinner will be prepared together, and lunch will be provided by the clinic/school.
Wandlitz, Brandenburg, 15 km north of Berlin.
The Stiftung Sozialpaedagogisches Institut Niederlanssung Brandenburg runs the Pegasus cultural and leisure center in the city of Senftenberg. Here, you can visit the city center as well as the Senftenberger See and its water sports facilities by foot. Your team s job will be to support the kids during their summer vacation. The children come to the Pegasus and are here cared for by teachers. You will lead various sports and games, and can even let your creative side shine while coming up with creative activities, such as building small pieces of playground equipment. Your help will also be needed with renovating and enlarging playgrounds in the city.
You will be sleeping in the Kultur- und Freizeitzentrums Pegasus either on mattresses or on cots. Meals will be prepared as a group.
The Kultur und Freizeitzentrum Pegasus offers many free time activities, such as an internet cafe, a movie theater, and a youth bar as well as a large yard with a sports area, table tennis tables, a trampoline, and a climbing wall. You will also have the opportunity to explore the surrounding area, paddle along the Spreewald, or go sightseeing in Dresden.
Minors must bring a permission slip signed by their parents or guardian to be allowed to swim.
Senftenberg, Brandenburg; ca. 100 km south of Berlin.
The group will stay together at the Grundschule Algermissen. Meals will be prepared as a group.
You can easily walk to a grill pit, a beach volleyball court, soccer field, basketball hoop, and a table tennis table. Algermissen is located between Hildesheim and Hannover, and both are easily reached with public transportation. Hildesheim offers UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and Hannover is the capitol of Lower Saxony. Both cities offer countless activities such as movie theaters, concerts, pools, parties, and restaurants. For more information please seewww.algermissen.de, www.hildesheim.de, www.hannover.de.
Algermissen, Lower Saxony; Hildesheim 15 km, Hannover 25 km.


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Rob Zombie Laments Lost House of 1000 Corpses Footage
When Rob Zombie's film debut House of 1000 Corpses finally saw a release in 2003 after two years of frightening distributors away, there was immediately talk of an uncut version, not to mention an assumption that we'd see it in the coming years. 13 years and no lengthier cut later, and the rock legend turned divisive director has revealed some details of his original vision, which it seems may never surface.
"I don't think it ever will [be released], because I don't think anyone knows where any of it is, truthfully," Zombie said recently.
Like Zombie's latest, 31, his debut was cut down considerably in order to secure an R rating, resulting in the 89-minute version we are all familiar with. In addition to the missing footage, it seems that a whole load of supplementary materials have also disappeared.
"Even when they put together the DVD, which was 13 years ago, we couldn't find anything because they had shot two hundred interviews in the time since the shoot," Zombie continues. "We had behind-the-scenes stuff, make-up tests, all these different things, and nobody could find it. It was all lost. That's why I think whatever exists is all that's going to ever exist."
This is a damn shame, especially when you consider that the excised footage amounts to far more than just a few brief gore close-ups. Zombie has previously said that the full version would have run some 105 minutes, with significantly longer death scenes, including the creation of 'Fishboy'. Word is that the full version also revealed that Grandpa Hugo and Doctor Satan were one and the same, and the scene revealing the Doc featured his test subjects chowing down on Jerry. A number of Baby's (Sheri Moon Zombie) scenes are also thought to have been removed.
While it looks highly unlikely, here's hoping that someone knows something Zombie doesn't, and the footage will yet be uncovered.
Words: Kevan Farrow (@KevanX)


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Rosen, Cortez Masto Announce Over $3.1 Million in CARES Act Funding Going to Nevada Minority-Serving and Historically Underfunded Institutions
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senators Jacky Rosen (D-NV) and Catherine Cortez Masto (D-NV) released the following statement announcing $3,105,530 in funding awarded to Minority-Serving Institutions (MSIs) and historically underfunded institutions in Nevada made available through the CARES Act. This funding may be used to cover the costs of attendance for eligible students and faculty and staff trainings. Additionally, funds may be used to cover operational costs, such as lost revenue, reimbursements for prior expenses, and payroll.
"The disruption caused by the pandemic has put a tremendous unforeseen financial strain on higher education institutions nationwide, especially on those that are historically underfunded," said the Senators. "We're glad to see much-needed government funding go to Nevada colleges and universities so that they can make the necessary transition to distance learning platforms to continue education curriculums during this pandemic. We will continue working to provide Nevada's students, faculty, and institutions with the resources they need to recover from this unprecedented situation."
BACKGROUND: In order to access these funds, eligible institutions must sign a Certification and Agreement certifying that they will use their allocations in accordance with the CARES Act and all other applicable federal law. Schools have until Aug. 1, 2020, to apply for the funds. The Certification and Agreement, a cover letter, and the HEER Fund allocation tables by institution are available on the Office of Postsecondary Education's CARES Act website.
The breakdown of funds received by Nevada institutions' can be found below:
University of Nevada Las Vegas
$95,547 for Strengthening Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-serving Institutions (AANAPISI) and $1,508,747 for Developing Hispanic-serving Institutions (DHSI)
$56,872 for Strengthening Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-serving Institutions (AANAPISI) and $900,364 for Developing Hispanic-serving Institutions (DHSI)
Western Nevada College
$88,152 for Developing Hispanic-serving Institutions (DHSI)
Great Basin College
$23,447 for Strengthening Institutions Program (SIP)


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Q: How do I show three unit circles next to each other is homotopy equivalent to. bouquet of three circles? I am studying a topology text, and got stuck on a problem.
Let $X$ be a union of three unit circles centered at $(-2, 0)$, $(0, 0)$ and $(2, 0)$. How do I show that $X$ is homotopy equivalent to a bouquet of three circles?
The book gives a hint to consider another problem that allows me to move three points, and I think it might be possible to say that both spaces are deformation contract of $\mathbb R^2 \setminus \{x, y, z \}$ for some $\{x, y, z \} \subset \mathbb R^2$, but not sure how rigorously argue it.
Can someone please correct me if I am wrong, and provide a detailed solution? The textbook lacks examples showing spaces are homotopy equivalent, and I am planning to do other problems that ask me to find homotopy equivalent.

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