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18 | EXPRESS | 11.07.2012 | WEDNESDAY biweekly Did you know the APWU Health Plan has been offering America’s workforce comprehensive benefits since 1960? Did you know changing your health plan does not mean changing your doctor, choose from a network with more than 1 million providers? Did you know that the APWU Health Plan is open to all Federal Employees not just Postal Workers? monthly (annuitants) Self Only (471) $61.25 Self and Family (472) $138.51 $132.72 $300.10 NEW Well Woman benefits that provides 100% coverage for a full range of in-network preventive services: • Annual routine gynecological visit for pap test • Enhanced screenings, including HPV, and Gestational Diabetes for pregnant women • Enhanced counseling, including for sexually transmitted infections, HIV and interpersonal and domestic violence • Breastfeeding support, including equipment rental • Prescription drugs for contraception NEW Routine preventive exam every year, $0 copay innetwork NEW Acupuncture benefit enhanced to include services by a licensed acupuncturist in addition to MD or DO NEW Shingles Vaccine, 100% coverage in-network after the age of 60 • FREE Diabetes Care, in-network • FREE Hypertension Care, in-network • FREE Weight Management Program • FREE In-network preventive care and screenings such as mammograms, colonoscopies, and pap tests • Routine Dental Coverage • Hearing Aid Benefit • Cancer Centers of Excellence (COE) paid at 95 percent • Choice of doctors, no referrals • No denial for pre-existing conditions December TO 12 10
In Brief PRO HOCKEY NHL, Players Back At Bargaining Table The locked-out NHL players’ association returned to the bargaining table Tuesday and this time brought Sidney Crosby along. On Day 52 of the lockout that has delayed the start of the hockey season and threatened to wipe it out completely, the league and the players sat down for the second round of negotiations in four days at an undisclosed site. (AP) TENNIS Federer Wins Opener Roger Federer opened his quest for a seventh season-ending tour title, looking like the man to beat again. The 17-time Grand Slam champion won his record 40th match at the tournament, defeating Janko Tipsarevic 6-3, 6-1 on Tuesday in his opening Group B match. (AP) CYCLING Former Armstrong Teammate Says He Doped South African cyclist David George, a former teammate of Lance Armstrong, admitted using the blood-boosting drug EPO on Tuesday after failing a doping test. George failed an out-of-competition test Aug. 29, the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport said Tuesday. He was provisionally suspended by Cycling South Africa and faces a twoyear ban. (AP) PRO BASKETBALL Blake Draws NBA Fine The NBA has fined Lakers guard and former Maryland star Steve Blake, filling in for the injured Steve Nash, $25,000 for directing inappropriate language toward a fan, the league announced Tuesday. (TWP) It seems the soccer gods have a sense of humor. Less than three months ago, veteran referee Mark Geiger was the subject of a memorable post-game rant by D.C. United coach Ben Olsen after a series of controversial decisions in D.C.’s draw with the Philadelphia Union. As fate would have it, Geiger has been assigned to United’s allimportant Eastern Conference semifi nal second leg against the New York Red Bulls on Wednesday. “It’s the Geiger show. He wants to make the big call to change games,” Olsen said as part of the diatribe in August that earned him a fi ne from the league offi ce. Goalkeeper Bill Hamid kept a Patriots Ban 2 For 3 Games Mason Hoops Two key members of the George Mason men’s basketball team have been suspended for the first three games, increasing the number of players disciplined before the season has started to three. Sophomore forward Erik Copes, the program’s most important big man, and sophomore guard Vaughn Gray, a top bench threat, were suspended for “student-athlete conduct violations,” the school said Tuesday. (THE WASHINGTON POST) Till Death Here’s great news for Redskins fans: Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says he will never resign his duties as the team’s general manager. He also has no intention of selling the team, Jones told KRLD-FM on Tuesday morning. Dallas is 3-5 this season and have won just two playoff games since 1995. The team is 123-124 since 1997. (EXPRESS) WEDNESDAY | 11.07.2012 | EXPRESS | 19 Sports An Official Concern for United 8 P.M. Wed. | NBCSN Major League Soccer D.C. United coach Ben Olsen earned a fine for his August diatribe against a referee. tighter lid on things, saying, “If I really gave my opinion, I would get suspended for the rest of the season.” Offi ciating aside, United has plenty of other factors to worry about. The teams are tied at 1-1 aggregate after Saturday’s fi rst leg, with a nor’easter threatening to play havoc on the deciding game at Red Bull Arena. New York was one of the best home teams in Major League Soccer this year. D.C. will be without starting right back Andy Najar, who fl ung Join us at the intersection of Global and Capital. Graduate Program Open House November 13, 2012 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mason Inn, Fairfax, VA Register at: som.gmu.edu/join-us NED DISHMAN/GETTY IMAGES DeRo Return? D.C. United captain Dwayne De Rosario was supposed to be out for 10 to 12 weeks after spraining his MCL while playing for Canada on Sept. 7. Key words: supposed to be. De Rosario has returned to limited training with the team, mostly doing side work with the training staff, and he told The Washington Post that he will travel with the team to Red Bull Arena for Wednesday’s second leg of the MLS Eastern Conference semifinals against New York. A.C. a ball at a referee during Saturday’s match and was given a red card. That card suspends him for the second leg of the series, from which the emerging winner will face either Sporting Kansas City or the Houston Dynamo in the conference fi nals. AVI CREDITOR (FOR EXPRESS) Programs n MBA n Executive MBA n MS in Accounting n MS in Real Estate Development n MS in Technology Management n MS in Management of Secure Information Systems
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