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3 Things You Should Know About Your Medicare Plan

Medicare has been serving as an aid to Americans for more than five decades. According to it, people aged 65 & above or younger people with certain disabilities get health insurance benefits. Medicare is divided into four parts, A, B, C, and D. All these parts cover costs incurred at different stages of medical treatments. Sometimes, people face difficulties while understanding Medicare plans AZ. Here are some details that can help you get more familiar with it.

Medicare Advantage Plans:

Part A of Medicare covers hospital, skilled nursing, home health care, and hospice services. Part B covers outpatient services. Part D takes care of self-administered prescription drugs. Medicare Advantage plans are Part C, which is a combination of Part A, B, and D. With the help of an expert, you can buy this plan & get several advantages, like dental, vision, chiropractor, etc., coverages.

Medicare Supplement Plans:

You can buy the best Medicare Advantage plans in Arizona with the help of an expert. The same expert will introduce other Medicare benefits as well. For instance, he might tell you about Medicare Supplement Plan. Medigap or Medicare Supplement Plan normally covers the gap present in your Medicare Advantage plans. These are usually taken care of by private insurers. It ensures that you have complete coverage of your medical expenses. Hence, such a plan is the best when you cannot completely take advantage of your Medicare plans. So, contact a private insurance company to help you with Medigap.

Prescription Drugs Part D:

Medicare Advantage Plan usually takes care of prescription drugs. But it is often suggested to buy a separate Part D coverage if you only have a Medicare Supplement plan or Medigap. Part D will ensure that you do not fall under the burden of medicinal expenses to recover from a health condition. They cover your self-administered prescription drugs for all health concerns. So, if you need this insurance benefit, make sure to consult an expert insurance broker. Only they can lead you to a better solution according to your requirements.

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[soyoungsin]

2022 대한민국 보태니컬아트대전 #보태니컬아트 응모하세요 2022 botanical Art show korea #보태니컬일러스트레이션 #세밀화 #꽃그림 #식물그림 #한국보태니컬아트협동조합 #보타니컬아트 #색연필화 #수채화 #botanicalart #botanicalartbook #illustration #botanicalpainting #kbac #botanicalartist #botanicalartists #botanicalwatercolour #koreabotanicalartscoop #colorpencil #watercolor #botanicalartcontest #공모전 #보태니컬아트공모전 #세밀화공모전 #스태들러 #staedtler https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb2VN1RhUvS/?utm_medium=tumblr

[alexus]

start your new year right, #KBAC 🥳 (at Kalinka) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYPD-yirdYY/?utm_medium=tumblr

[marvelous-tunes]

here’s an *expert level* decoding puzzle for taylor:

MECO KBAC OT MRBUTL

[skiplo-wave]

I tried vitamoltz or whatever it's called before. It's good when cold and it does kinda have a beer taste. It's like a malt drink. It reminds me of Kbac soda. I think it's from Russia. But it kinda has that same malt taste or like brown bread. Probably not a good description lol. We tried the vitamoltz last year at St. Patrick's Day. My parents threw a party and they had green beer. For the non-alcohol drinkers, they got the alcohol-free beer and died it green :) It's strangely refreshing.

Interesting

[mikeerrico]

Got the REAL questions from @98.1radiofreesantafe and had to resort to Italian hand gestures for emphasis. Interview: https://post.futurimedia.com/kbac/playlist/listen-578.html #musiclyricsandlife #mikeerrico @radiowoodstock @clivedavisinst @newschoolperformingarts @nyunews @nprmusic @laampmusic #makethehang @raulmidon https://www.instagram.com/p/CclUYSvOsYc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[utahabroad]

I Can See Russia From Utah

By: Gary Bowers, Social Media Scholarship Recipient Summer 2018, CIEE Summer Russian Language Program in St. Petersburg, Russia

з  д  р  а  в  с  т  в  у  й  т  е !

Contrary to popular perceptions of Russians as angry and bitter people,  I’m here to tell you that Russians laugh, smile, and enjoy life as much as anyone. Keep scrolling and check out some of my personal experiences with new Russian friends, and Eastern European food right under your nose in Utah.

Olga is always up for a selfie. It doesn’t matter where.

I met Victor and Olga last year. We became friends instantly. They are always willing to teach me a little about the Russian language and culture. They’re always happy and goofy, which is why I fit right in.

To the left of Olga is her brother-in-law Nikolai and her sister Emilia, who I also have become great friends with.

They invited me over for Thanksgiving last year, and I didn’t know what to expect. I was blasted with Russian-style stuffed peppers, caviar snacks, and pastries. Some of the ingredients used can’t be found in the United States and were hand delivered by visiting family members. Everything was new to me and delicious. Surprisingly even the caviar!

Coming Soon to European Tastees… a cafe!

Having Eastern European friends and being enrolled in Russian language classes, I eventually caught wind of this little gem. Spending five minutes in this store, I met friendly people from Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine. Ninety percent of the items sold can’t be found in any American store.

I wouldn’t mind experimenting with recipes using some of these.

Their meats, are some of their most popular products. Most items are shipped from Eastern Europe to American distributors in New York and California. Although we have similar meats, some swear these have distinct differences in production and taste.

I actually bought one of the children’s games to help me learn more Russian language basics.

If you are one of the many Utahns who have learned Russian from living overseas and would like your children to develop an interest in learning your second language, this store is an excellent place for real Russian exposure.

Someone looks sleepy

Meet Andrew! He’s proof that language exposure in the market alone can yield very beneficial fluency results. At only eleven years old, he started visiting the store frequently. He would just hang out, listen and repeat. When he became old enough to work, he was hired as an employee. Now he can hold a conversation with any Russian speaker. All the employees here are kind and seem to appreciate when curious locals come in to shop around.

My mom doesn’t like beer! Oh, wait…

Lastly, my favorite new drink is called KBAC, (pronounced Kvas). It is a non-alcoholic, refreshing beverage, made from black bread. The best part is, you don’t have to go all the way to Russia to try it. The next time you get that itch to try something new and spontaneous, you know where to look. You might even make some new friends in the process!

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[soyoungsin]

#대한민국보태니컬아트대전 #수상작 #전시 #한국보태니컬아트협동조합 #정기전 #스테들러 #후원 #환경부 #한전아트센터 #botanucalart #botanicalillustration #exhibition #kbac #staedtler #painting #drawing #congratulations #thebotanicalartshow2021 #seoul #korea https://www.instagram.com/p/CUz2RKcB60P/?utm_medium=tumblr

[secretsandhushedwhispers]

Malefilingua

Malefilingua - “Language of Magic��

Maleficarti - “Skilled Mages”

This language I made up is a sort of form of pig latin with Way Too Many™ rules to it. I’ll list the basic rules first.

Take the last letter and bring it to the front of the word. If the first two letters are consonants, put an ‘i’ between them. Otherwise, leave it alone. Y is considered a consonant, not a vowel. 

ball lbal libal

This forces the language to be very syllable-heavy. It takes a lot just to speak one sentence in it. Maleficarti speak this very fast as a result. The words kinda meld together sometimes. Here are more rules.

There are no double letters. This is taken into account after switching the last letter.

letters sletter siletter sileter

The letters h and c don’t exist. H is not replaced, but c is replaced by k.

chasm mchas michas mikas

The word I stays the same, but it’s said like the letter E. Words that are similar are separated by context (his and is would both be si). Contractions are separated. Contractions don’t exist.

I’m I am I ma

Compound words also don’t exist. Fuck compound words. This also includes words that aren’t really considered compound words, but are made up of two words. 

backlash back lash kbac sla kibac sila

[icanseerussiafromutah-blog1]

Olga is always up for a selfie. It doesn’t matter where. 

I met Victor and Olga last year. We became friends instantly. They are always willing to teach me a little about the Russian language and culture. They’re always happy and goofy, which is why I fit right in.

To the left of Olga is her brother-in-law Nikolai and her sister Emilia, who I also have become great friends with.

They invited me over for Thanksgiving last year, and I didn’t know what to expect. I was blasted with Russian-style stuffed peppers, caviar snacks, and pastries. Some of the ingredients used can’t be found in the United States and were hand delivered by visiting family members. Everything was new to me and delicious. Surprisingly even the caviar! 

Coming Soon to European Tastees... a cafe!

Having Eastern European friends and being enrolled in Russian language classes, I eventually caught wind of this little gem. Spending five minutes in this store, I met friendly people from Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine. Ninety percent of the items sold can’t be found in any American store.

I wouldn’t mind experimenting with recipes using some of these.

Their meats, are some of their most popular products. Most items are shipped from Eastern Europe to American distributors in New York and California. Although we have similar meats, some swear these have distinct differences in production and taste.

I actually bought one of the children’s games to help me learn more Russian language basics.

If you are one of the many Utahns who have learned Russian from living overseas and would like your children to develop an interest in learning your second language, this store is an excellent place for real Russian exposure.

Someone looks sleepy

Meet Andrew! He’s proof that language exposure in the market alone can yield very beneficial fluency results. At only eleven years old, he started visiting the store frequently. He would just hang out, listen and repeat. When he became old enough to work, he was hired as an employee. Now he can hold a conversation with any Russian speaker. All the employees here are kind and seem to appreciate when curious locals come in to shop around.

My mom doesn’t like beer! Oh, wait. . . 

Lastly, my favorite new drink is called KBAC, (pronounced Kvas). It is a non-alcoholic, refreshing beverage, made from black bread. The best part is, you don’t have to go all the way to Russia to try it. The next time you get that itch to try something new and spontaneous, you know where to look. You might even make some new friends in the process!

[strangerscollective]

Wicked. @dandelionguild’s Creature Feature Halloween Market is a @sfreporter calendar pick this week. “Handmade and artistic options abound from the likes of illustrator Lindsay Payton, Afterlife Alchemy Jewelry and other such artisans,” writes @teamalex. “And, if promises that the event shall be ‘unapologetically weird’ can be believed, we should all pop by and drop some cash. Excelsior!” In other news, Calixte and Jordan talked up the market with @honeysantafe and @richardeeds on KBAC this Monday. You can find podcasts of the interviews on santafe.com. Event is this Saturday & Sunday at No Land—link in our profile. #art #simplysantafe #unapologeticallyweird #halloween #halloweenmarket #santafenm #dandelionguild #artcollective #artgallery #skeleton http://ift.tt/2iCDNeB

[mikeerrico]

Got the REAL questions from @98.1radiofreesantafe and had to resort to Italian hand gestures for emphasis. Interview: https://post.futurimedia.com/kbac/playlist/listen-578.html #musiclyricsandlife #mikeerrico @radiowoodstock @clivedavisinst @newschoolperformingarts @nyunews @nprmusic @laampmusic #makethehang @raulmidon https://www.instagram.com/p/CclUYSvOsYc/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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kurt being a cutie in the background of performances

↳ If I Can't Have You