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"You completely exceeded our expectations! You are an absolute gem – for anyone who is looking for a photographer or videographer we fully fully recommend Michele and Wilburn Productions!! Lots of love Wilburn Productions – Mr and Mrs Pantling xxxxxxxx"
I am really happy to be living back in New Zealand and have enjoyed many beautiful weddings and occasions here. Based in Tauranga in the Bay of Plenty this season I am providing wedding video and wedding photography services in and around the Bay of Plenty.
I love photographing families and am available for any variety of commercial requirements and projects. I will be updating this website over the next few weeks at Wilburn-productions.com to include a full spectrum of my productions.
Wilburn Productions has evolved over many years, since I began filming healthy lifestyle and fitness videos in the UK and Europe where I was based for thirty years. My last ten years has involved two year wedding photography and video contract before returning to NZ was for a leading European Airline for destination weddings in resort in Zakynthos, in the Greek islands.
Every Wedding Day has it's own unique emotion!
I capture the spirit of your special day with a mixture of candid photography and beautifully posed mementos. My last couple of seasons in Europe I was the destination photographer for a leading European airline in a fabulous Greek island resort. Often that means a wedding a day! And never having met my couples in advance! You simply have to be good at your job! Making sure each bride and groom have the day they have dreamed of, and organizing and coordinating the photos and events so that all guests also feel included and have a great time is my specialty.
"Thank you, thank you, thank you. You were the best photographer we could have asked for. Your passion for what you do really shows in your photographs. I still cry at our wedding photos, they just capture every moment of our special day and it really is overwhelming how much you captured!! Not only that but your slide-shows are INCREDIBLE!"
I have found the best way as a wedding photographer and videographer to capture your Big Day is with a balance of reportage coverage, catching the moment as it happens, along with organized yet relaxed posed photography – this makes for the very best collection of wedding photography and video to treasure forever.
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Why choose Wilburn Productions for Wedding photography and video? I have developed expertise at adapting wedding photography and video services to meet the taste and requirements of each couple!
- Without a doubt your wedding day is one of the most special occasions in your life, an emotional, joyful and sentimental occasion – every girls dream of a fairy tale come true!
- Having filmed and photographed many weddings I understand exactly what will be involved as your wedding day unfolds.
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Step by step throughout your wedding day we capture those moments that you will treasure as mementos for a lifetime! We capture your wedding story photography and video productions with attention to detail and style. Capturing wedding photography and video we go out of our way to ensure the magic of your fairy tale wedding will really come true
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- Following your wedding I complete photography and video post-production myself. You have a variety of choices for post production. All couples receive a wedding flip album with 72 prints for the coffee table and a complete selection of post produced photography – usually between 650 to 1000 images.
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Try Yu Sheng with a Japanese twist at Nadai Fujisoba Nihachi
With Chinese New Year approaching, Yu Sheng time is upon us again!
As with previous years, restaurants are drawing in diners with various Yu Sheng offerings, including the more innovative ones like Yu Sheng arranged in the shape of a pup to welcome the Year of the Dog.
Speaking of new Yu Sheng ideas, we recently got to try a Japanese Soba Yu Sheng by soba specialty House, Nadai Fujisoba Nihachi, or Fujisob for short. This interesting creation consists of finely shredded vegetables like raddish, carrots, purple cabbage, sushi gari (ginger) with salmon slices, seasoned octopus, seaweed and Jelly fish. Being a soba house, Fujisoba also added cold and fried soba noodles into the mix to give the dish some added crunch. Instead of the usual sweet and sour Chinese Plum Sauce, the Yu Sheng here uses a homemade sesame sauce. Overall, the Yu Sheng is very refreshing, has lots of crunchy texutres, thanks of the crackers and fried soba, and has a savoury touch from the dressing. The generous Yu Sheng portion is good for up to 8 people and comes at a very reasonable price of $38.80. If you want Yu Sheng with a slight twist this year, give Fujisoba Yu Sheng a try between 16 Jan -28 Feb.
Another new seasonal item on the Fujisoba menu is the Girls' Festival Special Set ($19.80). The limited time only set is meant to celebrate Hinamatsuri, or Doll's Day, a special occasion in Japan celebrated on March 3 each year. It a a day to pray for the Health and happines of girls.
The Girls' Festival Special Set at Fujisoba consists of a mini chirashi sushi, Hamaguri Soba which is a soup soba dish that comes with 2 pieces of clams imported from Japan and a packet of candies known as Hina Arare snack. This special set will be available from 1 Feb – 31 March.

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I'm Charlotte (on the left): author, speaker, entrepreneur, and business woman. Welcome to my personal website -- A gateway to my interests and enterprises!
I've been with Humanities Nebraska for over a decade as one of their select five high-use speakers. There are only five of us out of over 300 on their speakers bureau. I bring my historical books to life. It is fun for all ages to learn the actual history that I research in depth. I speak in both high-tech and low-tech atmospheres to accomodate all audiences.
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Hardfangs are a breed of Chimera similar to the Hybrids but are known to be tougher and crueler.
Hardfangs first appear in the level Bristol - "Evacuation" when Nathan Hale fought his way through the cafeteria in Southern Command.
The conversion process of this sub strain have been skewed in favor of heightening the creature's aggression. This had the added effect of removing any form of self-preservation instinct. As such, the Hardfangs are often seen rushing into combat outright where they make use of their Arc Charger.
Royal Marine Commandos often make use of designated marksmen rifles and sniper rifles to eliminate the Hardfangs before they can get close enough to become a threat.
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- Hardfangs rarely use cover, and will commonly charge straight for the player, so they're pretty easy to kill. The player must be wary of their Arc Chargers, as these can do serious damage to the player's health.
- Hide in a corner or enclosed space, wait for them to come to the player, then greet them with a Rossmore 236 blast.
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Used cars often sold with unfixed defects, despite recalls
About 5 million unrepaired vehicles hit the road with new owners at risk
DETROIT - It's a case of buyer beware, with potentially dangerous consequences.
More than 46 million cars and trucks on the road in the U.S. - about one-fifth the total - were recalled because of safety defects but never repaired, according to a study by Carfax, a company that sells vehicle history reports. Some of those defects have the potential to cause a crash, injury, even death.
Last year, around 5 million of those cars were sold to new owners.
That's because there is no legal requirement for dealers or individual sellers to get the repairs done before a used car is sold. They are not even obligated to tell buyers if a car is subject to a recall.
"It's a very major public safety problem," says Chris Basso, a used-car specialist for Carfax, which analyzed state registration data to determine that one-fifth of the 238 million cars on the nation's roads has an unrepaired problem that was the subject of a recall. "When those recalled cars go unfixed, they compound over the years, and it increases the chance of those parts failing."
Federal regulators are pushing for legislation that requires dealers to fix recalled used cars. Independent dealers oppose such a measure but say they might go along with a requirement to disclose recalls to buyers because a new government database makes it easier to tell if a car on their lot has been recalled.
Of those 46 million cars on U.S. roads that have recalled parts that have yet to be repaired, more than 4 million of them are in Texas, according to Carfax.
Millions need fixing
The number of unfixed cars is certain to rise because automakers recalled nearly 64 million vehicles nationwide last year, double the old record set in 2004. Government data show that 25 percent of car owners never get recall repairs done.
No one is sure how many crashes or injuries happen because of unheeded recalls. But buying an unrepaired car cost Carlos Solis his life. The 35-year-old father of two died Jan. 18 when shrapnel from the driver's air bag in his 2002 Honda Accord tore into his neck after a minor accident in Spring.
Solis' Accord had been recalled in 2011 to fix a faulty air bag inflator made by Takata Corp. that can explode with too much force. But neither the two previous owners, nor the independent dealer in Houston who sold Solis the car last April, had the repair done.
Solis had no other injuries, says Rob Ammons, an attorney representing his family in a lawsuit against Takata, Honda and the dealer.
"You fix the defective air bag, and he doesn't die," Ammons says.
Federal law requires car companies to notify owners of a recall within 60 days of finding a safety defect, which Honda did in 2011. But there's no legal requirement that companies contact the new owner if a car changes hands.
A number of attempts to pass laws requiring dealers to fix recalled cars or disclose problems have stalled under opposition from automakers, auto dealers and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Mark Rosekind, the new head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx are making another push.
"We cannot allow vehicles with potentially dangerous defects to leave used-car lots without the necessary repairs," Rosekind says.
New website
Used-car dealers fought past legislation because they didn't have access to a national database to check for recalls, says Steve Jordan, CEO of the 16,000-member National Independent Automobile Dealers Association.
That changed in August when the government set up a website for dealers and drivers to check recalls by keying in the 17-digit vehicle ID number.
The association still opposes a repair requirement because independent dealers would be at the mercy of rivals franchised by automakers. Those dealers are the only ones authorized to do recall repairs.
Cost estimates awaited
The National Automobile Dealers Association, which represents new-car dealers that sell used cars, hasn't taken a position on the repair rules. It is waiting for the government to estimate the cost, the effect on sales and whether the measure would save lives.
Individual sellers won't face any repair or disclosure requirements. Individuals sold just under one-third of the 42 million used cars in the U.S. last year.


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Ben is a Licensed barber with an expertise in the straight razor. Whether your looking for a traditional hot towel razor shave, or a neck shave Ben is the guy for the job. Ben specializes in men's styling and cut, and has a special eye for all things that look good! He and His wife Kelly are the owners of ReyLynn's and look forward to your experience.


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Join us for a private collection tour and summer BBQ with Jennifer Andrade and Sebastian Campos, founder of THE MISSION Gallery.
This event is open to current Collectors Circle members only. RSVP to Emily Spurgeon.
Sebastian Campos is a second generation collector- his family has been acquiring important Latin American artworks for the last thirty years, during several of which Sebastian was managing the collection. His father's influence, as well as his time at the School of the Art Institute in Chicago, led Sebastian to begin collecting contemporary art, first with pop art prints and later shifting his focus to artists of his own generation. In 2010, he opened THE MISSION, a contemporary art gallery in Chicago, Illinois, which focuses on Art of the Americas. In many ways the opening of THE MISSION was a natural progression of both his family history and personal experiences.
Emerging to mid-career artists from both Latin America and the U.S. encompass, the collection, which also has a focus on conceptual artists, including Fred Sandback and Gordon Matta-Clark. Artists from Latin America in the collection include: Guillermo Kuitca, Oscar Muñoz, Miguel Angel Rojas, Marcelo Grosman, Gustavo Dìaz, Dr. Lakra, Maximo Gonzalez, Carlos Amorales, Jac Leirner, and Ramses Olaya. Artists represented from the U.S. include Ed Paschke, Anthony Pearson, John Sparagana, Andrew Guenther, John Opera, Davis/Langois, Wendy White, Jonas Wood, Daniel Rich, as well as others.
Image description from left to right: Sebastian Fierro, Colombian; Jesus Rafael Soto, Venezuelan (yellow sculpture); Adam Gondek, USA; Anna Elise Johnson, USA (blue acrylic sculpture); Gaston Ugalde, Bolivian; Carlos Runcie Tanaka, Peruvian (white ceramic); Noah Singer, USA (black ceramic); Guillermo Kuitca, Argentina; Peter Halley, USA


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So much for all those rumors out of Australia that Britney Spears and her boyfriend Jason Trawick have gone their separate ways! The couple, reunited now that Brit has finished her 9-month world tour, headed out hand-in-hand last night in West Hollywood to enjoy an evening at celeb fave Chateau Marmont. Perhaps they were getting an early jump on Brit's birthday — the pop superstar turns 28 today!
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CMS Reports 10% Denial Rate in 4.6M Daily Oct. ICD-10 Claims
October 30: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Do Medicare Shared Savings Program Final Waivers Boost ACOs?
Expensive Hepatitis C Drugs Quadrupled Prescription Spending
CMS: It's Quality Over Quantity with Value-Based Purchasing
Medicare Advantage Members Report High Plan Satisfaction
Does Veterans' Care Delivery Require Stronger Monitoring?
1 Million First Attempt ICD-10 Claims Yield 99% Success Rate
Is U.S. Healthcare Really a Big Spender in Global Contrast?
How Does Meaningful Use Impact Revenue Cycle Management?
PA Receives $886K Award in CCBHC Behavioral Disorder Funding
October 23: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
CMS Issues Proposed 2017-2018 Basic Health Program Notice
13M ICD-10 Claims "Successfully" Processed, But What's Next?
HHS Backs Behavioral Health with $23M Grant Funding Efforts
CMS Releases Sec. Burwell's Section 1115 Congress Report
AHA, ASHP Disapprove of 340B Drug Pricing Program Court Rule
3 Strategies to Innovatively Advance Emergency Care Delivery
Why Medicare Reform Means Maintaining Low Cost, Readmissions
CMS Requests Merit-Based Incentive Payment System Discussion
October 16: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
HHS's $240M ACA Funding Awards Support Primary Health Access
NAMD Pens Medicare Part B Letter Urging Congress to Act Now
GAO: CMS MA Efforts Fail to Uphold Provider Network Adequacy
Higher Premiums, Deductibles in 2016 Medicare Part D Plan
86% of Physicians Say ICD-10 Diverts Focus from Patient Care
GAO Announces New Physician-Payment Model Advisory Committee
CMOs, CFOs Collectively Identify Value-Based Impediments
Considering MACRA's Effect on Future Meaningful Use Changes
Why Focusing on Hospital Readmission Causes Is Essential
October 9: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Performance-Based Pay Hot as Healthcare Exec Salaries Rise
AHA Supports Antitrust Laws, Urges Congress Pass SMARTER Act
Medical Professionals Acquire 60-Day Licensure with NV Bill
How to Achieve Value Within the Value-Based Care Transition
70 Healthcare Groups Pen Medicare Part B Letter to Congress
CMS Awards $110M in ACA Funds to Cut Avoidable Readmissions
AMA Says Health Insurance Market Competition Lowers Premiums
CMS Streamlines Medicaid Managed Care Process Via Rate Guide
New Focuses Emerge with National Health IT Week's Tenth Year
MGMA: Healthcare Facility Operations Spending Grows By 12%
Coalition for ICD-10, CMS Release Post-ICD-10 Statements
October 2: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Do Physician Leaders Value Top Quality, Low-Cost Healthcare?
4 Autumn Predictions for Congressional Healthcare Agenda
Cerner: ICD-10 Collaboration Efforts, Support Systems Vital
Healthcare Pricing Trends Suggest Marketplace Complexity
93% of Docs Expect ICD-10 Payment Delay Despite Grace Period
With ICD-10 Tomorrow, Are Revenue-Neutral Results Unlikely?
HHS Announces $685M Awards in Patient-Centered Clinician Aid
Countdown to ICD-10 Implementation: 1 Day Until Go-Live
Survey Shows Payment, Workflow of Private Health Practices
Black Book: CFOs Focused on ROI, Revenue Cycle Outsourcing
ICD-10 Week is Here: Implementation Preparation Checklists
Sept. 25: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Can Cost Sharing Models Improve Medicare Spending Issues?
ICD-10 Begins in 5 Days: Fail to Prepare, Prepare to Fail
Burwell: ACA Progress Caused Record Drop in Uninsured Rate
CMS Revises Joint Answers to ICD-10 Implementation Questions
Why Patient Experience Needs Transparency, Not Transactions
Are Accountable Care Organizations Worth Investment Risk?
Will Medicare Advantage Plan Enrollment See Record Highs?
Healthcare Practices Fear ICD-10 Reimbursement Code Denials
3 More ICD-10 Implementation Tips from Healthcare Experts
3 Strategies to Improve Healthcare Supply Chain Management
Sept. 18: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Medicaid Expansion May Reduce Uninsured Hospital Patients
Health Insurance Coverage Still Low Despite ACA Policies
VA Benefits Management Systems Need Increased Management
AHA: Hospital Quality Star Rating System Needs Improvement
Primary Care Providers Benefit from Large ACA Donations
GAO Advises CMS to Clarify RAC's Medicare Audit Objectives
Calif. Managed Care Organization Tax Proposal Axed
Senators Praise CMMI's Value-Based Insurance Design Testing
CMS Defines Physician Quality Reporting Improvement Efforts
Sept. 11: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
4 State Medicaid Agencies Secure ICD-10 Deadline Extension
Value-Based Incentives Top Practice in Reimbursement Model
Are Medicare Pay-for-Performance Benefits Worth the Risk?
HHS Proposes Rule Endorsing Nondiscriminatory Gender Equity
2 Key ICD-10 Points-Counterpoints to Consider Within 21 Days
JPandS Talks Medicare Costs, Physician Deficit, Cadillac Tax
VA, DoD eBenefits User Growth Stimulates Veterans' Access
CMS Releases Medicaid CHIP Eligibility Enrollment Report
CMS's 3 September Steps to ICD-10 Implementation Readiness
Sept. 4: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
How to Rescue Revenue Cycle with Medicare Appeals Pending
HHS Urged to Resolve Pending Medicare Appeals in Filed Suit
Readers Debate the Affordable Care Act's Anticipated Impact
New CMS Payment Model Aims to Advance Nursing Facility Care
Hospitals Dodge Financial Penalty with Medicare ACA Loophole
Countdown to ICD-10 Implementation: August's Top 4 Roundup
Are Hospitals Committed to Population Health Collaborations?
Slavitt Names ICD-10 Ombudsman, Officials Tackle ICD-10 Q&A
August 28: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
ICD-10 Medicare FFS End-to-End Testing Results: 87% Accepted
CMS: Medicare ACOs Boost Care Quality, Yield Shared Savings
Hospital Parties Argue CMS APA Violation, 0.2% Rate Cut Void
BCBS Licensing Agreement Questioned in Anthem Acquisition
ICD-10 Countdown Call to Present New Implementation Updates
Congress Urged to Repeal Affordable Care Act's Cadillac Tax
CMS's Clinical Quality Measures a Top Healthcare Priority
Are the Cheapest Provider-Owned Health Plans More Expensive?
Public Market Financing Growth, Healthcare M&A Data Released
August 21: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
How to Address Bundled Payment Cost Reduction Challenges
12 Value-Based Reimbursement Strategies to Cut Revenue Risk
How Mass General Hospital Excels in Revenue Cycle Management
Physicians Lack ICD-10 Confidence, May Retire if Revenue Low
AHA Issues ICD-10 Homestretch Checklist for Hospital Leaders
3 ICD-10 Changes Include Specificity, Expansion, Combination
Are BHI and CCM Cost Effective Standards for Patient Care?
Survey Highlights Changing Primary Care Practice Environment
Healthcare Consumers Lack Transparency, Price Info Awareness
CMS Adds Pilot Project Participants to Reduce Medicare Costs
August 14: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
CMS Extends Upcoming Two-Midnight Partial Enforcement Delay
Accountable Care NY Agreement Expands Value-Based Healthcare
CMS Answers 5 ICD-10 Coding, Reimbursement, Test Questions
3 Simple Things to Know About Healthcare Spending's Future
ACA Community Health Center Funds Increase Quality of Care
Does Improved Care Access, Insurance Coverage Stem from ACA?
"Enormous" Impact When Radiologists' ICD-10 Codes Sextuple?
ICD-1 to ICD-11 Timeline Highlights Healthcare's Evolution
Unreliable Health Plan Provider Directories Burden Providers
Will CMS Proposed Stark Law Revisions Bring Doctors Relief?
August 7: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
CRE Backs Reform Process of CMS Hospital Star Ratings System
CMS Announces Final Rule Implementing Quality Care in SNFs
Medicare, Affordable Care Act Spending Discussion Continues
3 Tips to Retain Coders' Productivity Post-ICD-10 Transition
Healthcare Reform Bill to Financially Support Mental Illness
Healthcare Spending to Rise Despite Lack of Patient Input
CMS, Rhode Island Announce New Medicare-Medicaid Care Model
SNFs to Receive Funds Via Proposed Rural Healthcare Bill
Engaging Physicians in Supply Chain Transparency Opportunity
Addressing Hospital Executives' Supply Chain Management Gaps
ACA Support Rising to 55% as Physicians Value Quality Care
WEDI ICD-10 Readiness Survey Recommends HHS Compliancy
CMS Revises ICD-10 FAQ List for Billable Code Clarification
4,000 Healthcare Providers Receive $54M for HEDIS Excellence
Is the ACA Working as Intended to Improve Healthcare Access?
4 Triumphs and Challenges in Medicare and Medicaid's 50 Years
July 31: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Will Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Plans Stabilize?
How Can Hospitals Refocus Cost Reduction, Payment Tactics?
NOTICE Act Helps Beneficiaries Understand Healthcare Costs
Is Sustainability the Future of Healthcare Spending Growth?
CMS Releases New Medicaid Enrollment, Medicare Coverage Data
NAMD Says Medicaid Managed Care Rule Restricts Healthcare Reform
5 Revenue Cycle Trends for ASCs, Ambulatory Practices
CMS Answers ICD-10 FAQs for Healthcare Providers
'Unjustified' Premium Increases Obstruct ACA's Transparency
Women's Health Leader Shuns Senate's Blocked ACA Repeal Vote
CMS Approves Press Ganey to Administer PQRS CAHPS Survey
As Medicare Turns 50, Does It Still Make Financial Sense?
Will Insurance Mergers Drive Up Health Insurance Premiums?
How to Maximize Revenue Capture with Low Costs, High Quality
Is CMS's Hospital Quality Star Rating System Non-Compliant?
$2 Billion Spent on Preventable Healthcare Costs, Says MHD Study
July 24: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
5 Needed Considerations in ICD-10 Enterprise Risk Management
CMS Trustees Report Historic Low in Medicare Cost Growth
New Growth in Home and Community-Based Services Spending
AK Gov. Proposes Sept. Medicaid Expansion Reform Under ACA
AHA Opposes HPID on HIPAA Transactions
Medicare Care Choices Model Awards Drive Choice, Quality
CMS Conducts Hospital Quality Star Rating System Run-Through
Healthcare Providers Await Slashed Revenue Following ICD-10
Will CMS's Star Ratings Improve Home Health Agencies' Quality?
Fictitious Marketplace Enrollees Get Standardized Coverage
July 17: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Price Transparency Laws Exclude Adequate Price Information
Value-Based Purchasing Model Revises Home Health Payments
Summary of CMS's Top 5 Proposed Payment Rules, Revisions
CMS Administrator Slavitt Writes ICD-10 Letter to Providers
CMS's Fraud Prevention System Thwarts $820M in Payment Abuse
Praise for Patient-Centered Payment Models, Bundled Payments
What is the New Future of Value-Based Payment Programs?
Risk-Value-Based Payment Programs a Return on Investment?
CMS Proposes Post-SGR Repeal Physician Fee Schedule Update
July 10: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Analyzing the Highs and Lows of Children's Healthcare Spending
Will Less Specific ICD-10 Codes Ruin Future Data Quality?
CMS Offers July ICD-10 Implementation Educational Sessions
Reconsidering ACA Limits, Fee-for-Value as Firm Payment Fix
Black, ACR Praise CMS's ICD-10 12-Month Safe Harbor Period
Aetna Acquires Humana for $37B to Moderate Healthcare Costs
What is the Future of Healthcare Mergers and Acquisitions?
No Medicare Claim Denials After ICD-10 Transition, Says CMS
Value-Based Payment Preparation Requires Cost Measurement
CMS, AMA Announce ICD-10 Deal to Avoid Financial Disruption
CMS Announces HPID Final Rule Public Commentary Period
July 2: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Increased Deductibles Create More Revenue Cycle Challenges
Top 5 Facts and Misconceptions about the ICD-TEN Act
100 Day ICD-10 Countdown: CMS's Top 5 Steps for Readiness
4 State Medical Societies to CMS: ICD-10 Offers No Advantage
Subsidies Upheld, State-Run Exchanges Face Funding Issues
'Affordable' Affordable Care Act as Sustainable Cost Model
Burwell Addresses King v. Burwell: 'Seize This Opportunity'
June 26: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Considering King v. Burwell's Construction, Interpretation
HHS Secretary Burwell Speaks on ACA, King v. Burwell
King v. Burwell Aftermath: Summary of Reactions and Responses
Supreme Court Upholds Subsidies in King v. Burwell Decision
Will ICD-10 Recovery Bring Artificial Medical Cost Inflation?
Healthcare Supply Chain Transparency May Save Billions in Waste
Is Fee-for-Value Payment Reform Transition Merely a Trend?
Cigna Rejects Anthem's 'Woefully Skewed' $53.8B Proposal
How does the ACA Impact Providers' Trust of Payers?
King v. Burwell Requires Addressing the Affordability Crisis
Is King v. Burwell a 'Downward Death Spiral' for Revenue?
June 19: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Is ICD-10 Implementation a Favorable Change Worth Making?
ICD-10 Implementation is a Reimbursement Risk for Physicians
ACOs Fighting Revenue Cycle Setbacks, Says Black Book Survey
CMS's UDI Claim Form Inclusion Strengthens Medicare Spending
CMS's Internal Controls Neglect Payment Accuracy under ACA
Coalition for ICD-10: Safe Harbor 'Dangerous' for Physicians
Will Enterprise-Wide System Data Bulletproof Revenue Cycle?
How to Manage ACO Risk with Value-Based Purchasing Programs
Will Inefficient Financial Healthcare Reform Kill the ACA?
June 12: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
CMS Explores ICD-10 Scenarios with Interactive Case Studies
ICD-TEN Act Ensures Reasonable, Responsible ICD-10 Transition
State Lawmakers, AMA, Back ICD-10 'Grace Period' House Bill
AMA Inaugurates Stack, Youngest President in 160 Year History
Senate Finance Committee, NKF Address Medicare Spending
House Bill Plans 2-Year ICD-10 'Grace Period' Without Denials
Improved ACO Participation Saves $240M, Says CMS Final Rule
Revenue Cycle Management, EHR Vendor Loyalty Gaining Momentum
Coalition for ICD-10: 'It is Time to Move Forward with ICD-10'
CMS Finalizes ACO Medicare Shared Savings Program Rules
June 5: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Is Consumer-Centric Revenue Cycle Management the Solution?
Does a Half Billion HIE Investment Create ROI?
Healthcare Experts' Top 5 Accountable Care Organization Tips
CMS Shares $62B in Medicare Payment Data, Doctor Utilization
ACA Adds Billions in Bureaucratic Waste, Administrative Costs
CMS: Successful April Medicare FFS ICD-10 End-to-End Testing
CMS Addresses Provider, Beneficiary Medicaid Payment Fraud
Healthcare Experts Speak Out on Rural Hospitals' Medicare Cuts
May 29: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Is 'Moderate' ICD-10 Implementation Success Still a Success?
CMS Proposed Rule Modernizes CHIP and Medicaid Managed Care
CMS's Transparency Gaps Yield Invalid Medicare Payment Rates
Are Accountable Care Organizations Driving Patient Behavior?
Accountable Care Organizations Need Financial Accountability
Top 8 ICD-10 Implementation Advice from Healthcare Experts
May 22: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Reimbursement Strain Spurs Supply Chain Management Strategy
Do Reimbursement Limitations Deter Telemedicine Integration?
12 Organizations Demand CMS Advance Next Generation ACO Care
Will a $1B Investment Resuscitate Rural Hospitals, Doctors?
Will Voluntary ICD-10 Implementation Reduce Financial Burden?
AMA Backs House Bill Aimed to Freeze ICD-10 Implementation
How Providers Can Avoid 2016 Medicare Payment Adjustments
7 Reasons to Merge Revenue Cycle and Supply Chain Management
Senate Finance Committee, Conway, Address Medicare Spending
May 15: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Spending Advances Medicaid with Transparency, Accountability
New House Bill Requires ICD-10 Transition Period Testing
Twelve Things to Know Now About Value-Based Reimbursement
How Can Healthcare Consumers Be Better Financially Engaged?
GAO Urges CMS Review Incomplete, Inaccurate Medicaid Payments
$6.9B in Medicare Expenditures for Mental Health Care Costs
Rural Hospitals Address Medicare Reimbursement Cut Concerns
CMS Promotes ICD-10 Readiness with More End-to-End Testing
EHRs Advance Medicaid Reimbursement and Stabilize Insurance
Per Capita Diabetes Spending Soars to $10,000 per Person
May 8: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Independent Payment Advisory Board Threatens Medicare Costs
How Paradise Valley Succeeds in Revenue Cycle Management
$101M ACA Health Center Funding Increases Healthcare Access
Next Generation Analytics Demand Actionable Results
$200M Estimated Payment Increase for Medicare Hospices
Pioneer ACO Model: The Embrace of Population-Based Payments
AHA Announces New President and CEO, Rick Pollack
Medicaid Expansion Bill, HELP Act, Signed by MT Governor
ICD-10 Implementation Freeze Proposed by House Bill
Does Medicare Part D Prescriber Data Improve Transparency?
ICD-10 Implementation: Five More Facts to Know Now
May 1: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Cost Inflation of Hospital Mergers, Physician Acquisitions
How St. Luke's CFO Succeeds at Revenue Cycle Management
GA Hospital Overcharges Medicare Beneficiaries, Pays $20M
Streamlined Core Measures Advance Cost-Effective Healthcare
Medicare Smart Card Technology a Cost Benefit to Healthcare?
Integrated Community Oncology Practices Need Cost Efficiency
Top Six Proposed Physician Fee Schedules, Payment Policies
ACO Expansion: A Costly but Vital Sustainability Investment
Skilled Nursing Facility Payments Projected to Rise by $500M
April 24: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
ICD-10 Implementation: Five Facts to Know Now
Revenue Cycle Management as Return on Investment
CMS Extends $3B Medicaid Eligibility and Enrollment Funding
Bundled Hospital Care Payments: Remodeling a Broken System
Will Hospital Ratings Promote Transparency or Blind Eyes?
Quality Care: Fee-for-Service or Data-Driven Reimbursement?
EHR, Claims Systems Data Integration: Physician as Scientist
MACRA Fee Adjustments May Generate Financial Consequence
ICD-10 Compliance: From Provider Uncertainty to Certainty
Physician-Led ACOs Need Opportunities to Thrive
April 17: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Mechanized Claims Processing the Future of Medicaid?
Value-Based Reimbursement: Humana CEO's Payer Perspective
AMA CEO: Flawed SGR No Longer Threatens Payment Delivery
$100B Aftermath of Medicare Access, CHIP Reauthorization Act
Permanent SGR Repeal, Physician Medicare Fees Overhauled
Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Updated with SGR Methodology
Hospitals' Value-Based Revenue Increasing Significantly
CMS' Open Payments Advance Revenue Cycle Transparency
New WEDI Focus on Bundled Payments, Value-Based Initiatives
April 10: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Does Missing ICD-10 Delay in SGR Fix Strengthen Healthcare?
Top HIMSS15 Revenue Cycle Educational Sessions
CMS QIO Progress Report Promotes Quality in Medicare Program
Costly Impact of CMS' Mental Health Parity Rule on Medicaid
CMS Delays Two-Midnight Rule, Medicare Claims Now Pending
HIMSS: Providers Awaiting SGR Repeal Seek Interoperability
Does ACA Boost Physicians' Medicaid Participation?
SGR Repeal Requires New Focus on Quality Measurement
Medicaid Providers Struggling to Raise Reimbursement Rates
Has the Affordable Care Act Led to a Slowdown in Premiums?
April 3: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
CMS Announces Possible Delay as Medicare Doc Payment Begins
Will Cost Shifting Drive Support for Larger Public Payments?
Why Is Medicaid Expansion a Win for Healthcare Providers?
Does the Sustainable Growth Rate Mean Smarter Reimbursement?
Declining Accountable Care Organizations Represent Expansion
Quantify Denial Rates for Smooth Revenue Cycle Management
What is the Future of Revenue Cycle Management?
Bipartisan House Repeals Medicare SGR Before Senate Vote
March 26: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
AHA Sees Reimbursement as an ICD-10 Implementation Challenge
HHS Launches Health Care Payment Learning and Action Network
OIG Testimonies Examine 340B Savings and Medicare Fraud
ICD-10 Preparation Means Actively Protecting Revenue Stream
Examining a Holistic Approach to Revenue Cycle Management
Can Next Generation ACO Drive Patient Engagement?
Physician Practices Struggling with New Payment Models
Physicians Struggling with Consistency in ICD-10 Transition
March 20: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Congress Debates Economic Benefits of EHR Incentive Programs
Cost Management Effectively Optimizes Revenue Cycle Activity
Electronic Transactions Could Save Healthcare Billions
How Beverly Hospital Succeeds at Revenue Cycle Management
Physician Compensation Models Need Value-Based Reimbursement
How Can Practices Improve Claims Management, Reimbursement?
CMS Announces Next Generation ACO Model Open Door Forum
Attention to Point of Service Ups Provider Revenue
March 13: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
What Considerations Do Alternative Payment Models Require?
Affordable Care Act Means Lower Reimbursement for Physicians
CMS Announces Next Generation ACO Model Initiative
Many Denials, Rejections to Follow the ICD-10 Transition?
AMA President Urges Physicians Prepare for ICD-10 Transition
High Critical Access Hospital Reimbursement Costs Medicare
Medicare Advantage Average Payment Cut Hurts Beneficiaries
What Steps Comprise the Life Cycle of a Medical Claim?
Adapting the Healthcare Revenue Cycle to Changing Regulation
March 6: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Does 2015 ICD-10 Transition Mean Millions in Unpaid Claims?
The Difficulty in Quantifying Improper Medicaid Payments
Value-Based Care Transition Begins with Physician Engagement
GAO Recommends Changes to Medicaid Reimbursement Technology
CMS Report Details Impact of Widespread Quality Measures
ProMedica Details Successes in Supply Chain Management
Why Site Neutral Payment Reimbursements Are Incomparable
How Will the Value-Based Payment Modifier Impact Quality
Medicaid Acceptance, Payment Rates Both on the Decline
Feb. 27: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Malpractice
Telehealth Reimbursement Needed for its Growth, Advancement
Does Successful ICD-10 Testing Mean a Smooth Transition?
King v. Burwell Opposition Means 9.3 Million Lose Subsidies
Navicure Survey Shows ICD-10 Transition Financial Challenges
AHA Supports Proposed Changes for Virtual CAHPS Surveys
$200K in Funding for Mich. Medicaid Beneficiary Care Access
Summary of Health Insurance Marketplace Final Rule for 2016
Telehealth Reimbursement Complications Paint a Vague Future
Why Recent Attempts at Healthcare Reform Regulation Matter
Feb. 20: Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud, Malpractice
History of Value-Based, Accountable Care Models at CMS
EHR Incentive Payments, Medicare Payment Adjustments in Brief
Costly Aspects of an Overstretched Revenue Cycle Management
Focusing on esMD for Healthcare Revenue Cycle Optimization
Benefits of Forming an Accountable Care Organization
February 13: The Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Legality
Hospital Claims $173,000 in Medicare Overpayments
Medicaid Expansion in Nebraska and Kansas
Pennsylvania Plans for Medicaid Expansion
Wyoming Rejects Medicaid Expansion with 19-11 Vote
Groups Question Changes to Medicare Shared Savings Program
Hospital Information Systems Market Set for Expansion
AHA Reacts to Proposed Rule for Medicare Shared Savings Program
February 6: The Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Legality
Medicare Overpays Hospital $414,000 for Incorrect Medical Billing
Hospitals Oppose Further Medicare and Medicaid Cuts
Healthcare Sustainability Faces Challenges Worldwide
Tennessee Shoots Down Medicaid Expansion
Rural Hospitals Join Forces to Access ACO Incentives
Various Forms of Fraud Hurting Hospital Revenue
Are Specialists Happy with Value-Based Reimbursement?
How the 2016 Budget Will Change Medicare and Medicaid
Health Insurers Increase Use of Value-Based Reimbursement
CMS Announces Year Two of Open Payments Database
Coordinated Care Efforts Continue to Expand
Adoption of Value-Based Reimbursements Trends
January 30: The Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Legality
California State Agency Claims $375,000 in Non-Compliant Medicaid Fees
CMS Announced Possible Changes to EHR Incentive Program
Looking Back on 50 Years of Medicare and Medicaid
Open Payments Data Filled With Spelling, Other Errors
Physician Burnout Remains Higher Than Other Workers
Indiana Implements ACA Medicaid Expansion
The Benefits and Challenges to Medication Therapy Management
CMS Paid $35.2M in Non-compliant Claims
Industry Reacts to HHS Value-Based Reimbursement Guidelines
CMS Announced Success of Primary Care Transformation Pilots
How Medication Therapy Management Helps ACOs Manage Costs
HHS Announces Timetable, Goals for Value-Based Payments
Medicare and Medicaid Cuts One of Many Revenue Problems
EHR Incentive Program Deadline Rapidly Approaching
Examining Private Payer ACO Contracts
UnitedHealth Takes Steps to Embrace Value-Based Reimbursement
Can Increased Medicaid Reimbursements Improve Appointment Availability?
The Week That Was in Healthcare Fraud and Legality
Price Variations in Healthcare Have Financial Consequences for Providers
Innovative Care Models Lower Costs, Improve Health
New York Faces $1M in Inappropriate Medicaid Claims
National Survey Finds Strengths of Medicaid and CHIP Program
CMS Audit Finds $17.6M Overstated for Excess Plan
Hospital Revenue Cycle Impacted by Patient Volume
California Nurses Fight for Increased Quality of Care, Reimbursement
Healthcare IT Funding Surpassed $7B in 2014
High Deductibles Hurt Patient Pay Collections
New Pilot Program Bundles Cancer Care Payment
New York State Agency Made $79K in Inappropriate Medicaid Claims
Are Healthcare Quality Measures 'Over-Built?'
CMS Administrator Marilyn Tavenner Steps Down
Healthcare Financial Challenges High for Hospital Executives
Healthcare Innovation Requires Common Ground
AHA Recommends Amendments to MedPAC Payment System Upgrades
How can CMS Reform the Medicare Hospice Payment System?
Lawsuits Over Medicaid Fees Could Impact Reimbursement
Healthcare Leaders Express Confidence for 2015
CMS Restricts Ambulance Services for Improper Medicare Billing
The Multiple Benefits of Remote Monitoring and Telehealth
Medical Billing Complexity Wastes $375 Billion Annually
Preventable Readmissions Cost CMS $17 Billion
Medicare Pushing Coordinated Care Efforts for Chronic Conditions
Role of CIO Increases Importance as Healthcare Embraces Digital
CMS Provides Clarity on $840M Quality Care and Cost Initiative
Impact of Healthcare Subsidies Case Could be Substantial
MedPAC Proposes Plan to Improve Primary Care Payment Increases
The Week That Was in Healthcare Legality
CMS Puts Medicare Part B Claims on Two Week Hold
How Can the Affordable Care Act Improve on Women's Healthcare?
Through Improvement Network, VHHA Saves $90M by Reducing HACs
Increase in Preventive Care Improves Health, Lowers Cost
Revenue Cycle Management Outsourcing is Set to Expand
CMS Changes Medicare and Medicaid Audit Process
CMS Issues Proposed ACO Antitrust Regulations
Colorado Launches Multi-Payer Data-Sharing Online Tool
Potentially Big Financial Healthcare Shake-Ups in 2015
BCBS Value-Based Care Program Grows in Michigan
End of Medicaid Fee Bump Could Impact Emergency Departments
Use of Value-Based Payments Continues to Increase Slowly
CMS Contractor to Refund $6.9M in Medicare Outlier Payments
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Re "End of the Line for a 'Martyr,' " Dec. 31: Such an inside story, that missed so many inside facts. A Palestinian educational system that teaches hate and a dream to destroy Israel. A corrupt Palestinian Authority that broke every promise it ever made and stole the money given for the benefit of its people. The city of Jenin, one of the first that Israel withdrew from, which became a hotbed of hatred instead of a place of hope and peace.
Yasser Arafat, who was offered compromise in Camp David and turned to war; a terrorist who kills women and children that you turn into a "martyr" -- the article missed the true inside story.
Rabbi David Eliezrie
Yorba Linda
Tracy Wilkinson and The Times must be very proud. You have taken someone who boasts of bringing suicide bombings to the mainstream and of making a conscious decision to forgo peace in favor of terror and made him a hero. I can't wait for your follow-up article on the "heroic" acts of the Sept. 11 "martyrs."
Bruce Goren
Los Angeles
Re "Palestinian Towns Wobbling on Last Legs," Dec. 30: Palestinians thrived under the Oslo pact and the umbrella of Israel's economy. Israel offered a final settlement deemed fair and even generous by both the Clinton and Bush administrations. But the Palestinian leadership, supported by a majority of Palestinians, stopped negotiations and chose instead a militant response with the appalling results described in your article.


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Club: Birmingham City
Previous Clubs: Akademisk Boldklub Gladsaxe, Rangers, Schalke 04, Newcastle United.
What do you remember about your first ever match?
It was my debut for the Danish team [Akademisk Boldklub Gladsaxe] away in Aarhus and we won, I think, 4-1. I scored.
I was only 18 but I remember the goal and I remember I was taken out of the youth team and put into the first team for the game because I was the youth top goalscorer the year before, and they [the youth side] were playing in the Danish Championship for the best youth and they were there as well. They were off sitting on a hill watching the game and I remember when I scored they all went mental. It was a fantastic feeling and I remember it as clear as day.
Who was your childhood hero?
Diego Maradona and Michael Laudrup.
When did you realise you had a chance to progress in the game?
It was when I got my debut and scored, that was when I thought I've got a good chance if I can keep going. I was only 18 and was getting a run in the first team, and at the time I was on the youth national teams as well.
I've always had this thing from when I was small, my dad and I always said that I was going to play professional football.
Which coach has had the biggest influence on your career?
I don't know, I'd probably say my dad. He was my youth coach, if it wasn't for him and my brother I probably wouldn't be where I am now.
What did you spend your first wage packet on?
It was a car. When I signed my first professional contract I brought an Audi A3.
Does your squad number have a special meaning to you?
Yes, 11 has always been my favourite number since I was little, and I always played in number 11 from youth teams until I got into professional football. Then I started to get different numbers until I managed to establish myself and got to pick my own numbers.
Who did you last swap shirts with?
I gave my shirt but I never got his shirt back, it was at Crystal Palace. The last time I got a shirt back was probably when I was at Newcastle United, I can't remember who it was, though.
How has the game changed for the better since you became a pro?
The tempo of the game has changed quite a bit and physically people are getting quicker and stronger in general, there were always quick players but now they are quick and strong and technical.
More players are skilful. Back in the day, Maradona was one of them and that was it, but now quite a lot of players have that type of skill. I think the game has changed and I think it will keep changing, it will keep going in that direction. You have left-backs and right-backs now who are the most skilful players on the pitch sometimes, that never happened back in the day.
If you could have coached yourself when you were a teenager, what advice would you have passed on?
To keep my head down a little bit more. I was a big complainer when I was little, in games I kept getting red and yellow cards for complaining to the referee, so it would probably be about my temper when I was little.
If you stay in the game at the end of your career, what will you do? a) Manager b) Coach c) Scout d) Physio e) Pundit?
I'm going to start my coaching badges as soon as I can. I was going to start this year but unfortunately they ran into a wedding so I have to wait until the next time. But I'm going to start as soon as I can, not because I want to be a coach but more because I want to have it if need be. Of course, you never know what opportunities open up. That is something I could see myself doing, maybe not as a first-team coach but around as a second coach or an assistant. Also, TV and things - I'll have to do that.
What do you want to be best remembered for at the end of your career?
I'll hopefully be known as a nice guy in football and a good friend to a lot of people.
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Minister for Fire and Emergency Services
The Honourable Craig Crawford
Disaster Assistance for Small Businesses in North Queensland Joint Release
Minister for Fire and Emergency Services
The Honourable Craig Crawford
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Disaster Assistance for Small Businesses in North Queensland Joint Release
Disaster assistance has been extended to small businesses in the local government areas of Cairns, Cassowary Coast and Hinchinbrook in response to recent disasters.
Assistance is being provided through the jointly funded Commonwealth-State Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements (NDRRA).
Minister for Law Enforcement and Cyber Security Angus Taylor, who has responsibility for Commonwealth disaster assistance, said recent heavy rainfall and flooding had adversely affected small businesses in Cairns, Cassowary Coast and Hinchinbrook.
"Small businesses in the affected region not only suffered physical damage, but they also experienced a downturn in trade," Mr Taylor said.
"Flooding has led to ongoing road closures that have impacted tourism, which is a major industry in the region."
"The assistance will give affected small businesses access to concessional interest rate loans to help them get back on their feet as quickly as possible."
Queensland Minister for Fire and Emergency Services Craig Crawford said the Commonwealth and Queensland Governments are committed to supporting the small business sector following natural disasters.
"Today's announcement will provide access to low interest rate loans for small businesses whose assets have been damaged or for those who have suffered a significant loss of income," Mr Crawford said.
"The loans are administered by the Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority and I encourage affected small businesses to enquire about their eligibility for the loans."
Information about the concessional interest rate loans can be found at qrida.qld.gov.au.
Information on disaster assistance can be found on the Australian Government's Disaster Assist website at disasterassist.gov.au and the Queensland Government's Disaster management website at disaster.qld.gov.au.
Media Contacts:
0412 393 909 (Minister Crawford)
0481 907 178 (Minister Taylor)


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The mission of the Criminal Investigations Division is to thoroughly investigate major, felony related crimes within the community. Examples of criminal investigations include, but are not limited to: Homicides, Felonious Assaults, Robberies, Burglaries, and Sex Offenses. The Criminal Investigations Division implements the application of solvability factors to review and assign cases for further investigation. Investigative expertise, professional case management, participation with various task forces, as well as the assistance of State and Federal agencies, will maximize the successful prosecution of criminals. The Criminal Investigations Division also continues to develop our case management capability, the results of which appear in the department's annual report.
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BALTIMORE � Brett Gardner had four hits, homered and drove in three runs to help the New York Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles, 10-2, on Monday night for a doubleheader split.
In the opener, Danny Valencia snapped an 0-for-25 skid with a three-run homer off CC Sabathia, and Baltimore ended a six-game losing streak with a 5-4 victory.
The split left the Yankees with a 4-4 record against Baltimore and dropped them 2� games behind first-place Boston in the A.L. East.
The first game ended with Gardner grounding out as a pinch-hitter with the potential tying run on third base. He returned in the nightcap to torment the Orioles at the plate and in center field, where he made several fine, running catches.
Gardner led off with a single off Jefry Ramirez (0-3) and scored on a double by Didi Gregorius. In the fourth, Gardner hit his seventh homer, a two-run drive that made it 3-0.
That was enough offense for Luis Cessa (1-1), who allowed three hits in six shutout innings.
A four-run eighth � highlighted by Austin Romine's two-run homer and an RBI double by Gardner � ended any doubt.
Despite allowing a home run to Tim Beckham, Giovanny Gallegos finished for his first major league save.
New York had a season-high 17 hits, at least one from every starter.
In the first game, Baltimore trailed 4-2 in the sixth when Sabathia (6-4) walked Mark Trumbo and allowed a double to Jonathan Schoop. With the New York bullpen buzzing in an effort to get a reliever ready, Sabathia served up a 2-and-1 pitch that Valencia drove far over the center-field wall.
"To come through big with the home run there to put us ahead, it feels nice. Can't deny that," Valencia said.
It would be the final pitch for Sabathia, who allowed five runs and seven hits in five-plus innings. The 37-year-old lefty is winless in nine starts against the Orioles since May 4, 2016.
Mike Wright (2-0) struck out four in two innings of relief, Mychal Givens fanned two in the eighth and Zach Britton followed for his second save.
Recalled from Triple-A Norfolk to be the 26th man for Baltimore in the doubleheader, Jimmy Yacabonis allowed three runs over five innings in his second major league start.
Giancarlo Stanton put the Yankees up 1-0 with his 22nd home run in the second inning. It was 3-0 before Manny Machado doubled and Trumbo connected in the fourth.
The game was a makeup of a rainout on May 31.