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Patrick Swanson / January 21,2023

Free Automobile Bill Of Sale Georgia

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Free Automobile Bill Of Sale Georgia
Patrick Swanson / January 15,2023

Know About Dominick Blaylock’s Girlfriend And Career As He Enters Transfer Portal

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  • Who Is Dominick Blaylock’s Girlfriend?
  • Know More About Dominick Blaylock’s Career
  • In recent years, the Georgia Bulldogs have seen a steady stream of players bid farewell to the team as they either enter the NFL Draft or transfer to other programs in search of better opportunities. The latest player to join this trend is wide receiver, Dominick Blaylock.

    Dominick Blaylock, a fan-favorite of the Georgia Bulldogs, has decided to pursue new opportunities and leave the team. He entered his name in the NCAA transfer portal on Monday night, before the transfer window closed, which is similar to the NFL free agency period.

    As news of Ezekiel Elliott’s transfer spread, fans of the star running back have become increasingly curious about his personal life. In particular, many are wondering about his current romantic status. In this article, we’ll delve into the details of Ezekiel’s private life and career. So, whether you’re a die-hard fan or just learning about this talented athlete, you’ll find everything you need to know.

    Who Is Dominick Blaylock’s Girlfriend?

    According to Dominick Blaylock’s Instagram, it has been speculated that he is currently in a relationship with Bayleigh Dixon.

    The couple has been spotted together in various pictures posted on Dominick Blaylock’s Instagram, leading many to believe that they are indeed an item. Although the couple has not publicly confirmed their relationship, the evidence on social media suggests that they may be more than just friends. As such, it appears that Ezekiel may have found love off the field.

Patrick Swanson / January 07,2023

A Georgia Center for Opportunity agenda for 2023

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A Georgia Center for Opportunity agenda for 2023
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  • BETTER WORK
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  • Education
  • Alliance for Opportunity
  • Wrapping Up
  • A Georgia Center for Opportunity agenda for 2023

    A Georgia Center for Opportunity agenda for 2023

    Key Points

    • Our primary education-centric emphasis will be on passing legislation for Education Scholarship Accounts (ESAs).
    • Over the course of 2023, we’ll focus on working in more schools statewide.
    • Our team is excited to broaden BETTER WORK’s reach so this highly successful program can continue to nurture, jump-start, and inspire those who need it most.

    As the new year dawns, we’re excited about everything we were able to accomplish with your support in 2022. But our focus is also forward, and our team is excited to expand our growth and reach into Georgia communities and beyond in 2023. Today, we’re outlining our 2023 agenda, so let’s jump right in!

Patrick Swanson / January 07,2023

The Value of Q BioMed Supplanting itself in its Niche

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The Value of Q BioMed Supplanting itself in its Niche

The Value of Q BioMed Supplanting itself in its Niche

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES, January 9, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ — More and more patients are in need of end-of-life care due to the rising prevalence of cancer, and with this comes an increasing number of patients in need of pain management care. As a whole, the global market for cancer pain management was north of $54 billion last year.

Q BioMed Inc. (OTCMKTS: QBIO) is a biomedical acceleration and development company that finds undervalued assets to finance and bring to commercialization. Currently, they have an FDA approved drug in this market, Strontium89 Chloride USP Injections, a generic version of the well known drug, Metastron (which the company also owns), a therapeutic radiopharmaceutical to treat metastatic bone pain in late-stage cancer patients.

Patrick Swanson / December 11,2022

Cook v. Cobb County BOE / Crowell et al v. Cobb County BOE

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    In November 2022, The American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia (ACLU of Georgia), American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and Dechert LLP filed a lawsuit seeking emergency relief so that hundreds of Cobb County absentee voters will have enough time to cast their votes, after county officials failed to send the ballots in violation of Georgia law.

    The lawsuit sought to send ballots overnight to hundreds of voters who still need their absentee ballots and move the deadline from 7 p.m. on Election Day to November 14, which is the same deadline for absentee voters in the military and overseas.

    Under state law, Board of Election officials must send out absentee ballots within three business days of processing an application, but Cobb County elections officials failed to send requested absentee ballots to more than a thousand voters who requested them weeks ago. State data shows that up to 250 of the affected absentee voters have voted in person, which still leaves hundreds of voters in need of the absentee ballots they requested. Days out from Election Day, this large group of voters who need an absentee ballot did not received one.

Patrick Swanson / December 10,2022

The Battle Over Work and Welfare

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  • States are fighting back against the Biden drive to use the pandemic to increase dependency.
  • States are fighting back against the Biden drive to use the pandemic to increase dependency.

    The Biden Administration is using the pandemic to expand the class of Americans who are permanent government dependents. Some GOP-led states are trying to exit this road to serfdom, and Georgia recently won its lawsuit against the Administration to impose Medicaid work requirements for low-income, able-bodied adults. This is a major fault line between the parties and deserves more attention.

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    Georgia’s saga began when the Trump Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services approved its pilot program to expand Medicaid eligibility to individuals making up to 100% of the federal poverty line ($13,590 for singles) while conditioning benefits on working, going to school or volunteering 80 hours a month. The state’s current Medicaid income limit is 35% of the poverty line.

    Enter Team Biden, which rescinded the Trump approval. Georgia sued, and a federal judge in August ruled the rescission was arbitrary and capricious because it could result in less Medicaid coverage. The Administration chose not to appeal last month, perhaps because it feared it would lose at the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. If other states seek to emulate Georgia’s program, an appellate-court precedent could make it harder for the Administration to defend rejecting their plans.

Patrick Swanson / November 25,2022

Atlanta Healthcare Entrepreneur Makes Specialized Healthcare His Mission

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Atlanta Healthcare Entrepreneur Makes Specialized Healthcare His Mission

Atlanta Healthcare Entrepreneur Makes Specialized Healthcare His Mission

Jay Ramos and Precision Healthcare Solutions strive to offer compassionate, comprehensive healthcare services.

Atlanta, Georgia Nov 27, 2022 (Issuewire.com) – Specialized healthcare is a vital part of life for those affected by conditions that limit their mobility and capacity to complete daily living tasks.

In many locations, those services are either lacking or nonexistent.

But in Atlanta, one up-and-coming healthcare entrepreneur has made it his mission to provide high-quality, personalized healthcare services available to the public.

Precision Healthcare’s managing director, Jay Ramos, believes the people of Atlanta deserve no less.

“Precision Healthcare strives to ensure that people across Georgia have access to a team that practices both compassion and professionalism when providing healthcare services,” says Ramos.

Precision Healthcare is a healthcare agency built to provide daily living assistance to individuals between the ages of 4 and 21 who are medically fragile and need personal care support and skilled nursing.

“Precision Healthcare was inspired by the needs of area residents affected by common diagnoses like cerebral palsy, Rett syndrome, Down syndrome, muscular dystrophy, and paralysis,” Ramos said.

Precision Healthcare assists clients with daily activities such as feeding, meal preparation, light housekeeping, medication assistance, toileting, transferring, and companionship.

Patrick Swanson / November 13,2022

Opinion: The three phone calls Herschel Walker needs to make

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Opinion: The three phone calls Herschel Walker needs to make

In the aftermath of the Republican Party’s disappointing midterm election results, many people have asked if I feel vindicated. After all, since the debacle of the 2020 election and the ensuing Senate runoffs in my home state of Georgia, I have been outspoken in my belief that the continued presence of former President Donald Trump is an inhibitor to our party’s success.

Opinion: The three phone calls Herschel Walker needs to make

Heck, I even wrote a book about it more than a year ago predicting this outcome. But I take no pleasure in being correct. I am a tried-and-true conservative. I believe that America is headed in the wrong direction, fueled by the hangover of the Trump years and the policies of President Joe Biden and his congressional enablers.

Patrick Swanson / October 31,2022

Site Selection Magazine: Virginia Top State for Business Climate

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Site Selection Magazine says Virginia is the top state in its business climate ranking, beating out Georgia, Texas, North Carolina, and Arizona for the top spot. Although the commonwealth only ranked 11th in a survey of executives, one of the indicators in the index, it performed well in the other indicators, including data on corporate expansion and rankings in other lists like the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private corporations, CNBC’s Top States for Business, and the amount of bipartisan infrastructure bills and funding in each state.

“Governor Glenn Youngkin has only been in office since January, but he wasted no time getting to work on tasks that collectively contribute to Virginia’s desirability as a location for business and industry,” Site Selection said, featuring an interview with Governor Youngkin.

Youngkin said he’s focused on a business-friendly tax and regulatory environment, workforce development through education, safe communities, and efficient government. Additionally, he said Virginia needs to help companies make investment choices through elements including sites, utilities, and permitting confidence.

“Third is to bring people together and to sometimes be the lead project manager, which is a role I’m comfortable stepping into occasionally to make sure we are delivering on the second bucket,” Youngkin told Site Selection. “I dedicate a meaningful amount of my calendar time to economic development activities, making sure we’re thinking through the long-term needs of business. You might think of me as Virginia’s chief business development officer.”

Patrick Swanson / October 30,2022

BaT Auction: 1,400-Mile 2006 Ducati SportClassic Sport 1000 at No Reserve

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BaT Auction: 1,400-Mile 2006 Ducati SportClassic Sport 1000 at No Reserve

This 2006 Ducati SportClassic Sport 1000 was sold new at Canyon Ridge Cycle of Alpharaetta, Georgia, in December 2005, and it was acquired by its current owner in 2006, reportedly from its original owner. The bike is finished in yellow with black stripes and is powered by a 992cc desmodromic L-Twin paired with a six-speed transmission. Equipment includes Marelli electronic fuel injection, an inverted Marzocchi fork, an adjustable Sachs monoshock, triple Brembo disc brakes, 17″ alloy rims, clip-on handlebars, bar-end mirrors, a monoposto tail section, and a side stand. Work in preparation for the sale included replacing the spark plugs and changing the oil. This Sport 1000 shows 1,400 miles and is offered at no reserve on dealer consignment with manufacturer’s literature, the original purchase and warranty registration form, red and black keys, a code card, service records, and a clean Georgia title.

BaT Auction: 1,400-Mile 2006 Ducati SportClassic Sport 1000 at No Reserve

The SportClassic series was comprised of five vintage-themed models designed by Pierre Terblanche, and the Sport 1000 was styled after the 1973 750 Sport. This example’s four-gallon fuel tank, front fender, and monoposto tail section are finished in yellow with a black center stripe and vintage Ducati logos. Additional features include a black steel trellis frame, dual chrome horns, street lighting, a black solo seat, alloy rear-set foot controls, and a side stand. The turn signals are stock-style replacements.

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