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- Control blood sugar, cholesterol and high blood pressure.
- If you smoke, quit.
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As we reported last week, Mike Huckabee's right-wing supporters are going all out in Iowa to try and propel him to victory in the upcoming caucuses, with Vision America, Redeem The Vote, the Iowa Family Policy Institute, and the Iowa Christian Alliance gearing up for ten days of voter registration and mobilization efforts.
Just in case that is not enough, Marc Ambinder is now reporting that Huckabee himself is scheduled to do his own outreach to the Religious Right, starting with an address to the Iowa Renewal Project:
Today or tomorrow, Huckabee is a featured guest at the latest pastor briefing of the "Iowa Renewal Project," which aims, in the words of an e-mail Don Wildmon sent to pastors, to "encourage pastors and their congregations to take a stand for morality in their daily lives."
Don Wildmon, is, of course, the president of the American Family Association, one of the Project's key sponsors. He's also endorsed Huckabee.
There is no overt coordination between the project, which has affiliates in South Carolina and New Hampshire, and the Huckabee campaign. But to the extent that pastors who attend the project's briefings are familiar with Huckabee and Wildmon's support for his candidacy, Huckabee's rivals worry that the group amounts to a "campaign organization for pastors" operating on Huckabee's behalf.
The briefing takes place the Des Moines Marriott and is closed to the press. Huckabee is listed as a guest on the invitation but does not list the event on the schedule his campaign distributed to reporters Sunday.
Huckabee will be joined by the likes of Wildmon, Tim and Beverly LaHaye, and Mat Staver – who have all endorsed him – as well as Newt Gingrich and David Barton, the right-wing pseudo-historian who was last seen in Iowa stumping with Sam Brownback.
With Brownback now out of the race, can a Barton endorsement be far behind? And, for that matter, Gingrich has had nothing but good things to say about Huckabee in the past, so perhaps an endorsement from him will forthcoming as well.
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Ansett administrators Mark Mentha said the airline was the only one in the world to start up since the September 11 attacks wreaked havoc on the industry.
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Ansett Mark II operates 448 flights a week to Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth.
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Nereus Program Alumnus Andrew Merrie, Stockholm Resilience Centre, is curious about how those futures might differ. Using an innovative method called science fiction prototyping, he's devised a set of four radical futures for global oceans and fisheries. Two of the scenarios represent more utopian futures, the other two are more dystopian. They are written as speculative fiction in different, engaging narrative styles: a travel magazine article, an obituary, the transcript of a "TED"-like talk, and a series of recovered journal entries.
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By Anthony Cirillo ; The Huffington Post ~ Sep 19, 2016
This Damning New Obamacare Poll Suggests That Affordability Is a Growing Concern
By Sean Williams; The Motley Fool ~ Sep 18, 2016
New Kaiser Survey Suggests ObamaCare Is Killing Jobs
From Michael F. Cannon; Forbes ~ Sep 16, 2016
The New Pre-Existing Condition: Insurers Denying Coverage to Most Vulnerable Americans
By Dana Kuhn; The Huffington Post ~ Sep 16, 2016
The Vexing Economics of Obamacare
By Vann R. Newkirk II; The Atlantic ~ Sep 17, 2016
U.S. inflation stirring as healthcare, housing costs surge
By Lucia Mutikani; Reuters ~ Sep 17, 2016
Predictions For 2017 Tax Rates, Brackets & Deduction Amounts Look Like (Mostly) Good News
By Kelly Phillips Erb; Forbes ~ Sep 17, 2016
Merkley: 33 Senate Dems now back ObamaCare public option
By Peter Sullivan; The Hill ~ Sep 16, 2016
Candidates Decry High Drug Prices, But They Have Few Options For Voters
By Julie Rovner; Kaiser Health News ~ Sep 16, 2016
Changing to Elderly Index for COLA Calculation Will Be Insignificant
By Brenton Smith, FedSmith.Com - Sept 15, 2016
Behind health law's 'growing pains,' more serious problems?
By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar; The Associated Press ~ Sep 15, 2016
The Ads Say 'Get Your Flu Shot Today,' But It May Be Wiser To Wait
By Julie Appleby; Kaiser Health News ~ Sep 15, 2016
National Retiree Legislative Network meets with federal agency to discuss Villages Health insurance situation
By Marv Balousek, Villages-News.Com - Sept 7, 2016 7
Hospital Employment of Doctors Rising Rapidly
By Ken Terry; Medscape ~ Sep 14, 2016
Official hints at settlement talks with ObamaCare insurers
By Peter Sullivan; The Hill ~ Sep 14, 2016
Workers Pay More for Health Care as Companies Shift Burden, Survey Finds
By Reed Abelson; The New York Times ~ Sep 14, 2016
Treasury Backs Partial Annuity Pension Payouts
By Ashlea Ebeling; Forbes ~ Sep 14, 2016
ANALYSIS/OPINION:Politico trying to rewrite Obamacare history, on Obama's orders
By Kelly Riddell; The Washington Times ~ Sep 13, 2016
GOP report: State-run ObamaCare exchanges are headed for collapse
By Sarah Ferris; The Hill ~ Sep 13, 2016
Improper use of blood pressure drugs endangers 5 million Americans: CDC
By Stephen Feller; United Press International ~ Sep 13, 2016
3 ways the Department of Labor is helping retirees
By Mike Sorrentino; MarketWatch ~ Sep 13, 2016
GOP lawmaker moves to force vote on IRS impeachment
By Naomi Jagoda; The Hill ~ Sep 13, 2016
How to Lower the Tax Hit on IRA Distributions
By Jonathan Guyton; The Wall Street Journal ~ Sep 13, 2016
Retirees Should Look Beyond Their Investments For Income Planning
From Wade Pfau; Forbes ~ Sep 13, 2016
Poverty Among Seniors Has Dropped
By Dan Kadlec; Money ~ Sep 13, 2016
Obama meets with insurance CEOs on health law
By Peter Sullivan; The Hill ~ Sep 12, 2016
GOP lawmakers denounce fraud in ObamaCare
By Peter Sullivan; The Hill ~ Sep 12, 2016
Report: Obamacare Marketplaces Are STILL Susceptible To Fraud
By Juliegrace Brufke; The Daily Caller ~ Sep 12, 2016
Despite Insurer Obamacare Woes, Hospitals Doing Just Fine
From Bruce Japsen ; Forbes ~ Sep 11, 2016
Democrats Try To Scapegoat Aetna For ObamaCare's Failures
Investor's Business Daily ~ Sep 10, 2016
Health-law model drops out of Obamacare program
By Robert Pear, NYT; The Seattle Times ~ Sep 10, 2016
Health Care Providers Scramble to Meet New Disaster Readiness Rule
By Sheri Fink; The New York Times ~ Sep 09, 2016
How Clinton and Trump plan to tackle education as president
The Associated Press ~ Sep 10, 2016
Why Taxing Fairly Means Not Taxing Inheritances
By N. Gregory Mankiw; The New York Times ~ Sep 09, 2016
Now is the time for an annual Medicare check-up
By Katy Votava; Investment News ~ Sep 09, 2016
Organize Your Financial Documents With These 10 Helpful Categories
From Michael Helveston; Forbes ~ Sep 09, 2016
Congress should impeach the IRS commissioner — or risk becoming obsolete
By George F. Will; The Washington Post ~ Sep 09, 2016
Critics Are Lining Up to Oppose Changes to Dodd-Frank Law
By Gina Chon; The New York Times ~ Sep 09, 2016
Iron curtain of drug pricing will topple the healthcare system
By Amy Faith Ho; The Hill ~ Sep 02, 2016
After Year Filled With Turmoil, Health Law Is At A Crossroads
From KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Sep 08, 2016
On Obamacare, Senators Demand Answers From Aetna
By Kimberly Leonard; US News & World Report ~ Sep 08, 2016
Medicare grants doctors flexibility in new payment system
By Lauren Clason; The Hill ~ Sep 08, 2016
CNBC's Jake Novak: Obamacare Can't Cure 'Stupidity' in the World
By Frank McGuire; Newsmax ~ Sep 08, 2016
IRS refuses to abandon targeting criteria used against tea party, conservative groups
By Stephen Dinan; The Washington Times ~ Sep 07, 2016
Hatch: Drug Prices a 'Major Issue' for Next Congress
By Caitlin Owens; Morning Consult ~ Sep 07, 2016
One of the main reasons insurance companies are ditching Obamacare isn't going away
By Bob Bryan; Business Insider ~ Sep 07, 2016
States that resisted the ACA face the biggest hurdles in 2017
By Evan Sweeney; FierceHealthcare ~ Sep 07, 2016
Uninsured Rate Hits Record Low, But Pace Of Progress Drastically Slows
From KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Sep 07, 2016
We all agree: Medicare cuts need slow phase-in, analysis
By Scott Whitaker & Dan Starck; The Hill ~ Sep 07, 2016
Why Private Practice Is Dying
From Reed Wilson; Forbes ~ Sep 07, 2016
Handymen, home care helps seniors trying to age in place
By Lauran Neergaard; The Associated Press ~ Sep 07, 2016
The Fed's Monetary Monkeying Is Ruining Your Retirement And The Economy
From John Mauldin; Forbes ~ Sep 07, 2016
Gaps In Care Persist During Transition From Hospital To Home
By Anna Gorman; Kaiser Health News ~ Sep 06, 2016
The Incredible Shrinking Obamacare
By David Brooks; The New York Times ~ Sep 06, 2016
How Messed Up Is ObamaCare? Even Lack Of Competition Hurts Insurers' Profits
By Jed Graham; Investor's Business Daily ~ Sep 06, 2016
Progress slows on uninsured as health law blame game goes on
By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar; The Associated Press ~ Sep 06, 2016
Obama, Former Chief Health Official Already Floating Public Option To Replace Failing Obamacare
By Robert Donachie; The Daily Caller ~ Sep 04, 2016
Updated Renewal And Discontinuation Notices, Auto-Reenrollment, And Other ACA Developments
By Timothy Jost; Health Affairs ~ Sep 05, 2016
Have PPO Networks Perpetrated The Greatest Heist In American History?
From Dave Chase; Forbes ~ Sep 05, 2016
41% of Social Security Recipients Spent Over a Third of Their Benefits on Medicare Costs in 2015
By Sean Williams; The Motley Fool ~ Sep 04, 2016
House GOP faces fight over impeaching IRS commissioner
By Naomi Jagoda; The Hill ~ Sep 05, 2016
Hospital group CEO on what's ailing Obamacare
By Maria Bartiromo; USA TODAY ~ Sep 04, 2016
For Best Obamacare Buy, Insurers Offer Even Narrower Choices
From Bruce Japsen; Forbes ~ Sep 04, 2016
Are You About to Get Hit Hard by Soaring Medicare Premiums?
Todd Campbell; The Motley Fool ~ Sep 04, 2016
This Type of Brain Training Can Keep You From Getting Dementia
By Sam Becker ; CheatSheet ~ Sep 03, 2016
5 Money Myths You Probably Believe
By Liz Weston; NerdWallet ~ Sep 01, 2016
These are the signs of an economic collapse
By Michael Gray; New York Post ~ Sep 03, 2016
FDA warns of fatal risks from mixing opioids and sedatives
From Associated Press; Chicago Sun Times ~ Sep 03, 2016
15 Ways to Save Social Security -- Which Would You Choose?
By Sean Williams; The Motley Fool ~ Sep 03, 2016
FDA warns of fatal risks from mixing opioids and sedatives
From Associated Press; Chicago Sun Times ~ Sep 03, 2016
15 Ways to Save Social Security -- Which Would You Choose?
By Sean Williams; The Motley Fool ~ Sep 03, 2016
GM recall survivors group launches Detroit billboard
By Melissa Burden; The Detroit News ~ Sep 02, 2016
Does The Obama Administration Not Have Lawyers That Can Read?
From Seth Chandler; Forbes ~ Sep 02, 2016
CMS encourages exchange insurers to offer 'simple choice plans'
By Dan Cook; BenefitsPRO ~ Sep 02, 2016
Simplifying The Way To Billions In Healthcare Savings
From Kenneth L. Davis; Forbes ~ Sep 02, 2016
Love and Burnout: Caregivers, Too, Need Care
By Constance Gustke; The New York Times ~ Sep 02, 2016
Four Retirement Expenses That May Catch You By Surprise
From Joel Johnson; Forbes ~ Sep 02, 2016
Geriatric ERs Reduce Stress, Medical Risks For Elderly Patients
By Anna Gorman, Kaiser Family Foundation - Aug 23, 2016
Drugmakers get their $2.3 bln worth in Washington
By Gina Chon; Reuters ~ Sep 01, 2016
The White House claim that 'most' people on Obamacare pay $75 or less
By Glenn Kessler; The Washington Post ~ Sep 01, 2016
Health chief: ObamaCare sustainable even if Congress doesn't act
By Peter Sullivan; The Hill ~ Sep 01, 2016
Opinion: How Gilead 'broke' Obamacare
By Tim Mullaney; MarketWatch ~ Sep 01, 2016
Mylan Is Proof That Big Business Picks America's Pockets While Gov't Mostly Looks Away
By Michael Winship, Huffington Post - Aug 31, 2016
Obamacare Changes Leave Insurers Unmoved
By Mara Lee; Hartford Courant ~ Aug 31, 2016
How To Fix The Exchanges: Focus On Health, Not Income
From Robert Book; Forbes ~ Aug 31, 2016
McConnell: Changes coming to ObamaCare next year
By Sarah Ferris; The Hill ~ Aug 31, 2016
New, Expanding Family Medicine Residencies Aim to Boost Access
By Michael Laff; AAFP News ~ Aug 31, 2016
How PBMs make the drug price problem worse
From David Balto; The Hill ~ Aug 31, 2016
Cardiac Rehab Improves Health, But Cost And Access Issues Complicate Success
By Julie Appleby; Kaiser Health News ~ Aug 31, 2016
Spouses Are Hiding Their Retirement Savings From Each Other
By Suzanne Woolley; Bloomberg ~ Aug 31, 2016
The Staggering Cost Of Long-Term Care And Medical Care in Old Age
From Howard Gleckman; Forbes ~ Aug 31, 2016,
'America's Other Drug Problem': Copious Prescriptions For Hospitalized Elderly
By Anna Gorman; Kaiser Health News ~ Aug 30, 2016
Doctors wasting millions on low-value services, study says
By Stephen Feller; United Press International ~ Aug 30, 2016
One-third of U.S. could see only one Obamacare option as insurers pull out
By Tom Howell Jr.; The Washington Times ~ Aug 29, 2016
If Obamacare Covers My Health Insurance, Who Will Cover My Time?
By Michael T. Hamilton; The Federalist ~ Aug 30, 2016
Your IRA Can Be A Lousy Business Partner
From Adam Bergman; Forbes ~ Aug 30, 2016
The Left And Right Appear To Agree On Something That Will Produce Better Health And Better Pensions
From John C. Goodman; Forbes ~ Aug 30, 2016
IRS doesn't tell 1 million taxpayers that illegal immigrants stole their Social Security numbers
By Stephen Dinan; The Washington Times ~ Aug 30, 2016
FAQ: Hospital Observation Care Can Be Costly For Medicare Patients
By Susan Jaffe; Kaiser Health News ~ Aug 29, 2016
Modesty Could Have Averted the Anguish of Obamacare
By Megan McArdle; Bloomberg ~ Aug 29, 2016
How the U.S. Health Care System Fails Its Sickest Patients
By Sy Mukherjee; Fortune ~ Aug 29, 2016
Administration issues new rules aimed at strengthening ObamaCare
By Peter Sullivan; The Hill ~ Aug 29, 2016
As Obamacare choices dwindle, feds face consumer, political backlash
By Jayne O'Donnell, Ken Alltucker, Laura Ungar &d Tony Leys; USA TODAY ~ Aug 29, 2016
More U.S. counties to see Obamacare marketplace monopoly: analysis
By Trevor Hunnicutt; Reuters ~ Aug 29, 2016
Health-care exchange sign-ups fall far short of forecasts
By Carolyn Y. Johnson; The Washington Post ~ Aug 27, 2016
This Is Americans' greatest financial fear
By Maurie Backman, TMF; USA TODAY ~ Aug 29, 2016
Making Your Retirement Savings Last
From Olivia Mitchell; Forbes ~ Aug 28, 2016
Dear EpiPen Customers . . .
By Holman W. Jenkins, Jr., Wall Street Journal - Aug 26, 2016
Wall Street Journal: Pension Crisis in 'Cover Up' Mode
Newsmax ~ Aug 27, 2016
Another Obama Parting Gift
The Wall Street Journal ~ Aug 26, 2016
Pushing back retirement age to 70 would be harder on low-income workers
By Gail MarksJarvis; Chicago Tribune ~ Aug 26, 2016
Column: Drug companies spend millions to keep charging high prices
By David Lazarus, Los Angles Times - Aug 26, 2016
Rx robber barons: The disgusting EpiPen price hike is everything that's wrong with the pharmaceutical industry and politics
By Gary Legum, Salon - Aug 25, 2016
ObamaCare's Nasty Surprise for Seniors
By John C. Goodman; Investor's Business Daily ~ Aug 25, 2016
Some Steep Premium Increases Seen As States Begin To Approve Insurers' Rate Plans
From KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Aug 25, 2016
5 Reasons Prescription Drug Prices Are So High in the U.S.
Yahoo Finance - Aug 23, 2016
5 Things to Know About Health-Care Spending in the U.S.
By Anna Louie Sussman; The Wall Street Journal ~ Aug 25, 2016
Group asks judge to block Obama's financial adviser rule
By Lydia Wheeler; The Hill ~ Aug 25, 2016
Healthcare.gov scales back a major web site update
By Mark Brohan; Internet Health Management ~ Aug 24, 2016
Obamacare Subsidies Preserve Access as Premiums Climb, U.S. Says
By Zachary Tracer; Bloomberg ~ Aug 24, 2016
As The For-Profit World Moves Into An Elder Care Program, Some Worry
By Sarah Varney; Kaiser Health News ~ Aug 24, 2016
Choices dwindling for Obamacare customers
By Tami Luhby; CNNMoney ~ Aug 23, 2016
Another Health Insurer Pulls Out Of Obamacare
By Juliegrace Brufke; The Daily Caller ~ Aug 23, 2016
If you live in the US, you pay too much for prescription drugs
By Rachel Becker; The Verge ~ Aug 23, 2016
Opinion: Health Care Is a Business, Not a Right
By Megan McArdle; Bloomberg ~ Aug 23, 2016
Social Security rolls back security measures on website
By Stephen Ohlemacher; The Associated Press ~ Aug 23, 2016
New estimates: Deficit increase after years of declines
By Andrew Taylor; The Associated Press ~ Aug 23, 2016
6 Reasons Why Obama is Wrong About Obamacare
By Shawn Tully ; Fortune ~ Aug 22, 2016
An "October Surprise" for Obamacare?
From Sally Pipes; Forbes ~ Aug 22, 2016
Doctors Want Face Time With Patients, Not Screen Time With CMS
By Michael Hamilton; The Heartland Institute ~ Aug 22, 2016
Why Your Social Security Number Is So Precious
By Brette Sember; Business 2 Community ~ Aug 22, 2016
America's worsening retirement problem
By Danny Vinik; Politico ~ Aug 22, 2016
Fiddling on Social Security
By Brenton Smith, Las Vegas Review Journal - Aug 20, 2016
Blue Cross Plans May Be Obamacare's Fire Wall
From Bruce Japsen; Forbes ~ Aug 21, 2016
Obamacare's Inherent Weakness, and Four Options for Health Care Moving Forward
By Robert Litan; The Wall Street Journal ~ Aug 21, 2016
US doctors waste millions of dollars on branded medicines
By David Crow; The Financial Times ~ Aug 21, 2016
As the number of freestanding ERs grows, so does scrutiny
By David Warren; The Associated Press ~ Aug 21, 2016
Without a subsidy, couple faces higher insurance premiums
The Associated Press ~ Aug 20, 2016
Opinion: The Great American Retirement Crisis
By Zach Scheidt; The Daily Reckoning ~ Aug 17, 2016
Retiree network survey shows patients willing to walk away from Villages Health
By Marv Balousek, The Villages News.Com - Aug. 19, 2016
Repeal or retain? Election opens final act for 'Obamacare'
By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar; The Associated Press ~ Aug 20, 2016
Think Your Obamacare Plan Will Be Like Employer Coverage? Think Again
By Margot Sanger-Katz; The New York Times ~ Aug 19, 2016
Where Does U.S. Health Care Rank Among Other Major Nations?
By Ed Cara; Newsweek ~ Aug 20, 2016
Is there a cure for high drug prices?
Standard-Times ~ Aug 20, 2016
Social Security's Long-Term Cash Shortfall Has Doubled Since 2010 and Now Stands at $32 Trillion
By Sean Williams; The Motley Fool ~ Aug 20, 2016
Medicare should cover costs for marrow donor/cord blood transplants like solid organs
By Jeffrey W. Chell, M.D. ; The Hill ~ Aug 19, 2016
U.S. Officials Move to End Duplicate Health Care Coverage
By Robert Pear; The New York Times ~ Aug 19, 2016
Obamacare's Public Option Is No Longer Defensible
By Megan McArdle; Bloomberg ~ Aug 19, 2016
Advisors Guide Clients Through The Complexities Of Social Security
By Morey Stettner; Investor's Business Daily ~ Aug 19, 2016
Costly financial fees you may not know you're paying
By Dayana Yochim; The Associated Press ~ Aug 19, 2016
Where Clinton and Trump Stand on Retirement Security
By Richard Eisenberg; Next Avenue ~ Aug 19, 2016
Hillary Clinton calls out drug maker Gilead over price of hepatitis C pills
By Eric DuVall, UPI - Aug. 18, 2016
Administration moves to address insurer complaint on ObamaCare
By Peter Sullivan; The Hill ~ Aug 18, 2016
Doctor Prescribing Linked to Industry Gifts
By Kimberly Leonard; US News & World Report ~ Aug 18, 2016
Health providers may be steering people to Obamacare to get higher reimbursement
By Dan Mangan; CNBC ~ Aug 18, 2016
New study finds homebound, elderly patients missing out on in-home care
By Jane Kelly; Medical Xpress ~ Aug 18, 2016
Column: Social Security texting snafu underscores customer service woes
By Mark Miller; Reuters ~ Aug 18, 2016
Longevity And Your Retirement
From "FidelityVoice"; Forbes ~ Aug 18, 2016
How the Trump and Clinton tax plans would affect Americans
By Christopher S. Rugaber; The Associated Press ~ Aug 17, 2016
The Legal Conflict at the Heart of U.S. Retirement Plans
By Stephen Mihm; Bloomberg ~ Aug 17, 2016
Medical Providers Try Uber, Lyft For Patients With Few Transportation Options
By Zhai Yun Tan ; Kaiser Health News ~ Aug 17, 2016
New cholesterol drugs good for patients, may drive up costs
By Stephen Feller; United Press International ~ Aug 17, 2016
People With Obamacare Plans Filled More Prescriptions, But Had Lower Costs
By Shefali Luthra; Kaiser Health News ~ Aug 17, 2016
Obamacare Is a Money-Loser for Insurers, Who Are Giving Up
By Zachary Tracer; Bloomberg ~ Aug 17, 2016
Are Virtual Care Clinics the Wave of the Future?
By Beth Howard; US News & World Report ~ Aug 17, 2016
Ten years after retirement security law, it's time to act again
By Former Sen. Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) &James B. Lockhart III; The Hill ~ Aug 17, 2016
Seniors say 'no' to government involvement in healthcare decisions
Marlin Business Finance Resource Center ~ Aug 16, 2016
Reimbursement persists as obstacle to telehealth adoption
By Susan D. Hall; FierceHealthcare ~ Aug 16, 2016
Fed Survey: Obamacare Causing Companies to Cut Jobs
By Vipal Monga; The Wall Street Journal ~ Aug 16, 2016
Obamacare Architect: Aetna Pulling Out of Exchanges Is Politically Motivated
By David Rutz: The Washington Free Beacon ~ Aug 16, 2016
Insurers continue to abandon ACA exchanges, limiting choice
By Tom Murphy; The Associated Press ~ Aug 16, 2016
Rising Health Care Costs Can Eat Up Your Retirement Savings
By Janna Herron; The Fiscal Times ~ Aug 16, 2016
Beginning of the End: The 'Un'Affordable Care Act Continues to Unravel
By Twila Brase; Cybercast News Service ~ Aug 15, 2016
Customers' Laser-Like Focus On Plan Prices Is Causing Concerns In Health Insurance Market
From KHN Morning Briefing; Kaiser Health News ~ Aug 15, 2016
Obama administration races to make Medicare changes as healthcare industry objects
By Elizabeth Leis Newman; McKnight's ~ Aug 15, 2016
Seniors won't need to text to access Social Security accounts
By "U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging"; KSPR ~ Aug 15, 2016
A Bumpy Economic Ride
By Mortimer B. Zuckerman; US News & World Report ~ Aug 15, 2016
8 crucial (mostly disappointing) findings on our financial health
By Sean Williams, The Motley Fool; USA TODAY ~ Aug 15, 2016
Cost, Not Choice, Is Top Concern of Health Insurance Customers
By Reed Abelson; The New York Times ~ Aug 12, 2016
Four Freedoms That Will Define The Future Of Aging
From Jo Ann Jenkins, Next Avenue; Forbes ~ Aug 14, 2016
The 'Big Lie' Behind the Rosy Unemployment Rate
By David Sirota; Newsweek ~ Aug 14, 2016
Taxpayers on the Hook as Obamacare Exchanges Near the Edge of Collapse
By Phil Kerpen; Cybercast News Service ~ Aug 12, 2016
A secretive board controls access to prescription drugs for millions of Americans
By Samantha Liss; St. Louis Post-Dispatch ~ Aug 13, 2016
You won't believe what Medicare won't pay for
By Brian Feroldi, TMF; USA TODAY ~ Aug 13, 2016
Why Some Life Insurance Premiums Are Skyrocketing
By Julie Creswell & Mary Williams Walsh; The New York Times ~ Aug 13, 2016
What Trump and Clinton didn't say in their economic speeches
By Christopher S. Rugaber; The Associated Press ~ Aug 13, 2016
Where Trump and Clinton Stand on Health Care and Medicare
By Emily Gurnon; Next Avenue ~ Aug 12, 2016
Social Security: Where Clinton and Trump Stand
A head-to-head look at their plans for the retirement program
By Richard Eisenberg; Next Avenue ~ Aug 08, 2016
A dangerous experiment
By Rep. Earl L. "Buddy" Carter (R-Ga.) ; The Hill ~ Aug 12, 2016
Medicare changes fiercely resisted
By Peter Sullivan; The Hill ~ Aug 12, 2016
Medicaid estimate renews cost concerns over 'Obamacare'
By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar; The Associated Press ~ Aug 12, 2016
Tepid retail sales lower expectations for US economic growth
By Christopher S. Rugaber; The Associated Press ~ Aug 12, 2016
GOP, Dems not eye to eye on retirement, tax issues
By Hazel Bradford; Pensions & Investments ~ Aug 12, 2016
5 Retirement Mistakes To Avoid For Pre-Retirees And Retirees
From Bart Astor; Forbes ~ Aug 12, 2016
Where To Find Retirement Income That Rises With Inflation
From Kerry Hannon; Forbes ~ Aug 11, 2016
Should Big Insurance Become Like Walmart To Lower Health Costs?
By Jay Hancock; Kaiser Health News ~ Aug 11, 2016
Next president faces possible ObamaCare meltdown
By Sarah Ferris; The Hill ~ Aug 11, 2016
Feds: Early ObamaCare data 'encouraging'
By Sarah Ferris; The Hill ~ Aug 11, 2016
Obama Administration Counters Insurer View on Healthcare Law's Costs
By Louise Radnofsky; The Wall Street Journal ~ Aug 11, 2016
AT&T Brings DirecTV Services to More Than 24,000 Healthcare Facilities
From News Wire Feed; Light Reading ~ Aug 11, 2016
Column: It's time for the government to play hardball with those whining Obamacare insurers obama
By Michael Hiltzik; Los Angeles Times ~ Aug 09, 2016
Government Loaned Billions To Start ObamaCare Co-ops With No Plan To Repay
By Thomas Phippen; The Daily Caller ~ Aug 10, 2016
The big ObamaCare bubble
By Bryan Rotella; The Hill ~ Aug 09, 2016
I Received Those IRS Lawsuit Calls, Too: Scammers Don't Discriminate
By Kelly Phillips Erb; Forbes ~ Aug 10, 2016
Medicare spending climbs as physicians provide more tests in their offices
By Ayla Ellison; Becker's Hospital CFO ~ Aug 10, 2016
How to live a longer and happier retirement
By Walter Updegrave; CNNMoney ~ Aug 10, 2016
Future of drug pricing: paying for benefits not per pill
By Ben Hirschler, MDS; Reuters ~ Aug 09, 2016
Beyond 'Obamacare': State initiatives refocus health debate
By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar; The Associated Press ~ Aug 09, 2016
Healthcare costs to continue rising for large U.S. employers
By Ruojing Liu, MDS ; United Press International ~ Aug 09, 2016
Obamacare's Advocates Mostly Agree On The Facts But Suggest More Corporate Welfare To Prop Up Law
From Seth Chandler; Forbes ~ Aug 09, 2016
Elderly Hospital Patients Arrive Sick, Often Leave Disabled
By Anna Gorman; Kaiser Health News ~ Aug 09, 2016
Most sick, aging Americans live far from in-home care
By Karen Pallarito, Healthday; Medical Xpress ~ Aug 09, 2016
Retirement Spending Increases And Decreases Over Time
From Wade Pfau; Forbes ~ Aug 09, 2016
Conservative group launches ads against Obama Medicare 'experiment'
By Peter Sullivan; The Hill ~ Aug 08, 2016
Social Security's looming $32 trillion shortfall
By Tom Anderson; CNBC ~ Aug 08, 2016
Dust Off Your Estate Plan: 10 Common Pitfalls To Avoid
From FidelityVoice; Forbes ~ Aug 08, 2016
Avaya Reportedly Considers Selling Contact Center Unit
By Jeffrey Burt; eWeek ~ Aug 08, 2016
AT&T to pay $7.75 mln for allowing sham directory-assistance calls
By David Shepardson; Reuters ~ Aug 08, 2016
Health Insurers Are Now Playing Hardball With Regulators Over Obamacare
By Sean Williams; The Motley Fool ~ Aug 07, 2016
It's Time for Your Summer Financial Checkup
From Larry Light; Forbes ~ Aug 07, 2016
Commentary: Mandates hurting patients and doctors
By Arvind Cavale; The Philadelphia Inquirer ~ Aug 06, 2016
Health insurance for the young: A hard sell
By Lynn Arditi; Providence Journal ~ Aug 06, 2016
Seniors are getting locked out of Social Security ... because they don't text
By Katie Lobosco; CNNMoney ~ Aug 05, 2016
A New Medicare Charge Is Coming: Here's How to Lessen the Blow
By Laura Saunders; The Wall Street Journal ~ Aug 05, 2016
ObamaCare Death Spiral Update
By Holman W. Jenkins, Jr. ; The Wall Street Journal ~ Aug 05, 2016
Right To Shop: The Next Big Thing In Health Care
By Josh Archambault & Nic Horton; Forbes ~ Aug 05, 2016
How lawyers scare people out of taking their meds
By Lisa A. Rickard ; The Washington Post ~ Aug 05, 2016
Lack of Pharmacy Access May Send Some Seniors Back to Hospital
By Robert Preidt; US News & World Report ~ Aug 04, 2016
PBGC has options to improve multiemployer funding — CBO report
By Hazel Bradford; Pensions & Investments ~ Aug 04, 2016
3 ways to more than double your retirement savings
By Henry K. Hebeler; MarketWatch ~ Aug 04, 2016
What If Retirees Don't Want To Run Out Of Money In 30 Years?
From Wade Pfau; Forbes ~ Aug 04, 2016
Humana To Abandon Obamacare Patients In 1,200 U.S. Counties
From Bruce Japsen; Forbes ~ Aug 03, 2016
Retirement Savings Actually Fell Over the Past Year
By Lucinda Shen; Fortune ~ Aug 03, 2016
U.S. corporate pension funding inches up in July; still far off 2015 figures — 2 reports
By Meaghan Kilroy; Pensions & Investments ~ Aug 03, 2016
7 things you should know about cash
By Paul A. Merriman; MarketWatch ~ Aug 03, 2016
New insurance policy: Abandon ACA exchanges to avoid losses
By Tom Murphy; The Associated Press ~ Aug 02, 2016
Health co-ops sue Obama administration
By Paige Winfield Cunningham; Washington Examiner ~ Aug 02, 2016
CMS picks markets for primary care reforms
By Lauren Clason; The Hill ~ Aug 01, 2016
Timing Of Co-Op Failures Creates Extra Layer Of Problems To Already-Bedeviled System
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AT&T's Top Union Getting More Confrontational
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"Needing somewhere within easy reach of Supetar harbour, and its regular, direct connections with the transport hub of Split, this friendly, family-run, mid-range hotel suited our needs perfectly. A sea-view balcony and cooked-to-order breakfast were also very welcome!"
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Stanford's offense brings out the whooping stick as we start the fourth. The Cardinal start at their own 15 and six plays later are to the USC 5. Kevin Hogan keeping for nine on a beautiful zone read was the personal highlight, but Montgomery caught for 12 and Rector had a 28-yard catch and run down the left sideline. Then, of course, the goal-line play-calling took over. First and goal from the six. Should pound it up the middle against Utah, and today, same deal. Both times, I said it aloud in real time. Today, though, we get a wildcat for minus-3, which forces a passing situation after a short second-down gain on the ground. Kevin Hogan doesn't see a USC defender cutting underneath his man, and it's an ugly, ugly throw, akin to Andrew Luck's effort here two years ago, also in a tie game late. This time, USC does intercept, but Stanford does well to close and prevent a pick-six. Time for a defensive hold.
Ed Orgeron just out-conservatived David Shaw, punting on a fourth and three from Stanford's 40. The karma gods were watching, as the ensuing touchback resulted in only a 20-yard punt. Our fingernails are steadily fraying up in the press box. The teams trade punts, though Stanford does pick up 12 yards on the exchange, thanks to a 49-yard Ben Rhyne punt without a return.
Then Kevin Hogan has one of his poorer plays in a Stanford uniform at a most inopportune time. Certainly he doesn't want to take a sack on second and two, and does well to fight through the rushers and try to throw it away. Alas, with a man pulling him back as he releases, Hogan can't get enough on the ball to float it to the sideline, and it's a wounded duck. Stanford can only tip, and Su'a Cravens, a one-time Stanford recruiting target intercepts at the Trojan 44. In David Shaw's defense, you can see the appeal in the relative safety of running up the middle given the consecutive turnovers from the passing attack.
Agholor catches for nine on third and 11, and USC goes for the ensuing fourth and two from the Cardinal 48. Agholor runs a slant across Amanam, Kessler's throw is on the money, and Agholor makes the tough catch with Amanam right there in coverage. Give USC credit for a money play.
Agholor has another big catch and run, this one for 11 yards, to move the sticks and put the Trojans in more comfortable field goal range at the 24. But the next snap, Trent Murphy drops Allen for six, pushing back the potential game-winning field goal to a 47-yard attempt with a shaky kicker. Big tackle. SC does the Walt Harris and centers (well, almost), for a 46-yard field goal attempt. Stanford will have some time, maybe 15 seconds, after a field goal and kickoff, with 25 seconds currently on the clock.
Heidari comes on for a 47-yard attempt and drills it. Great kick in a pressure situation. USC does get called for an unsportsmanlike after the play, so they'll be kicking off from the 20, which is potentially huge.
USC 20, Stanford 17, 19 seconds remaining
I can feel my heart beating, and I'm sure many Booties can too. Montgomery dances too much on the kickoff return and Stanford will have only nine seconds left. The Coliseum is absolutely rocking. Time for some magic.
The hook and ladder doesn't work like it's 1982 all over again and that's all she wrote.
USC 20, Stanford 17, Final
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Greetings from Miami,
Very good color and composition.
Thank you for the compliment Flees.
Four of your countrymen, Chinese students in the US, will be visiting my home for the Thanksgiving celebration in two days. I will show them your beautiful photos of their home.
Greetings from Miami,
Glad to come and repeat what others said (better) before me: a beautiful shot, well composed and with the most graceful curves. And I like it very much.
Warmest greetings from Japan.
Thank you for the visit and generous comment, Andre. It is always a delight to see you here.
There was no composition here, just luck. I stuck out my camera as I was climbing the stairs and took the shot without looking!
Warm wishes to the Corsican in Japan from the Cuban in Miami
Art, always imitating, but never quite reaching, nature. Thanks for the visit, john.
Greetings from Florida,
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President Truman on April 23 sent to the Senate for confirmation the nomination of Brig. Gen. Raymond W. Bliss as Surgeon General of the Army to succeed Major Gen. Norman T. Kirk, whose term expires May 31. Also forwarded to the Senate for confirmation was the nomination for Col. George E. Armstrong, M. C., as deputy Surgeon General with the rank of brigadier general for a four year term. General Bliss, a native of Massachusetts, graduated from Tufts College Medical School in 1910 and was commissioned a first lieutenant in the Medical Reserve Corps the following year and in the Regular Army in 1913 on graduation from the Army Medical School. Later he entered Harvard Medical School for special study in surgery, remaining in Boston for further clinical study and instruction at Harvard until 1921. He has served as
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The specific lies have been copied from the site http://www.kirinhussain.uk.com/ and are as follows:
...has been taking orders and payment for products and not delivering them to her customers...
...she has not paid for products received from the US manufacturer ReBuilder Medical, Inc...
...ReBuilder Medical, Inc. has filed a civil lawsuit for $2.2 million dollars against Mrs. Hussain...
...has a history of drug addiction and shoplifting...
...is currently under investigation by the Attorney Generals office for fraud...
IF YOU'RE THINKING OF BUYING THE REBUILDER MAKE SURE YOU DO YOUR RESEARCH! READ THE ARTICLE BELOW BEFORE TO MAKE AN INFORMED DECISION! HERE IS AN ARTICLE FROM A REPUTABLE WEBSITE: http://www.dansdata.com/danletters189b.htm WHICH HAS TRIED, TESTED AND RESEARCHED THE REBUILDER.
The content from the review site is as follows:
Just wondering if you have heard of "The ReBuilder"?
It's a device that the manufacturer claims can treat neuropathy, and a range of other ailments.
My dad is looking at buying one to treat his neuropathy, but after looking at the site I'm convinced the whole thing is a fraud, and that the devices cannot do what the manufacturer claims.
They are not sold here in Australia, and are only available directly from the US manufacturer, and cost around $AU1000 for the "non-basic" one (including shipping). They have a 30-day satisfaction guarantee, but I'm doubtful they actually honour it for non-US orders. Dad is seriously considering buying one, and I've been unable to convince him otherwise.
The problem is, we're pensioners and can ill afford to spend $1000 on something that's useless.
Is it a scam, or does it actually work? Any ideas?
These people do not deserve your father's money.
Isn't it great when the makers of some medical device put "FDA Approved" right up there in the title of their Web site? It gives you the same confidence you'd get if Heinz printed "FDA Approved" in big letters on every bottle of ketchup.
As soon as I saw the "FDA Approved" bit, I knew that the FDA "Approval" they'd have would be a 510(k) certificate. And, yea, my prophetic abilities also told me that the "approval" process would have stopped there, for the device would have been exempted from actual Pre-Market Approval (PMA) testing on the grounds that it was "Substantially Equivalent" to a previous device.
In other words, it doesn't do anything that a previous approved device (usually a lot of previous approved devices) doesn't do.
And, for I am nothing if not a thorough foreteller of the future, I went on to predict that the devices this thing is Substantially Equivalent to are old enough that they've been grandfathered into the US FDA approvals system, and have in fact never been tested for efficacy by the FDA.
I was cheating a bit in my foretelling of the future, because I went through this same sequence a while ago over the wrist-zapper thing mentioned in this column.
Verily, though, the Rebuilder fulfils all of my prophecies. The makers' FDA page refers to registration numbers K844085 and K882980, though only the second one actually seems to exist at the moment, for reasons we'll get to in a second.
Bingo, there it is. "Substantially Equivalent" to other TENS-type devices, which have been on sale in the USA since a couple of years before the FDA required PMA testing.
It should be noted that one of the situations in which the FDA requires a proper Pre-Market Approval (PMA) test even if a device is otherwise Substantially Equivalent is if the device is intended for a different purpose to the previous devices. That rather takes the shine off the Rebuilder people's claim to have discovered a breakthrough cure for neuropathy... using a machine which, according to their own proudly trumpeted application to the FDA, must be in no important way different in construction or use to others that've been on sale for well over thirty years.
So, to recap: Despite the proud trumpeting of "FDA Approval", the FDA explicitly does not certify that The ReBuilder works. Or, indeed, that any other devices like it work.
(I was surprised that it took the guy responsible for the Rebuilder until this page before he started yammering on about patents, too. Cranks love patenting useless things. That doesn't make 'em useful.)
TENS itself is not blatant quackery. There's significant evidence that it treats some kinds of chronic pain quite well for some people. The going rate for a TENS unit seems to be less than $US100, which is not surprising, because they're electrically very simple. It would be easy to connect one to a Rebuilder-style footbath, if you wanted.
(The Rebuilder's alleged "unique waveform" (the subject of its pending patent!) is no doubt incredibly complex and totally not reproducible with five bucks worth of Radio Shack components. Don't believe the haters!)
And now, the fun.
The guy responsible for The Rebuilder is one David B. Phillips, Ph.D (Doctorate in what? From where? Who knows?). His own highly amusing home page is here (don't miss his favourite books!).
I'm going to throw caution to the wind and postulate that Dave's Ph.D isn't in a medical field. Someone who does have a medical doctorate comments, at length, on The Rebuilder here.
In brief: For someone who claims to have cured neuropathy, David B. Phillips, Ph.D appears to be extraordinarily clueless about what the condition actually is. Right down to the basic anatomy of the nerves he claims his device affects.
And, as he says, here is the only actual opinion you can find on the FDA site about The Rebuilder.
It's just a report from a user; I could file my own report in which I claimed that The Rebuilder turned my house into a toadstool. But the point remains: The FDA "approval" that's supposed to be such a big selling point for The ReBuilder is based only on use of the device for pain relief, and even that has never actually been tested by the FDA.
Regarding the guarantee - it's hard to tell which sellers of quack devices honour their (almost universal) money-back guarantees and which ones don't. Some of these people are doubtless complete weasels who ignore warranty claims entirely or impose outrageous fees or conditions, but I think quite a lot of them probably do honour their guarantee, on the rare occasions when someone actually does return their useless device.
(They may then go on to sell the returned devices as new, though...)
It's very easy for people to believe in a device or nostrum that is alleged to treat an inherently variable condition, like neuropathy, which doesn't have readily quantifiable symptoms or distinct endpoints. This includes all chronic pain. Even when such devices do nothing at all, many people will be able to convince themselves that they work.
Add the further filter of a high purchase price, to rule out the people who aren't already filled with that many dollars worth of hope, and a quack's onto an almost sure thing.
After I sent this reply, Lester got back to me. He observed that the ReBuilder site contradicts itself: "It claims the device works by unblocking the nerve signal path, then they say it can be used for pain relief, which presumably means blocking pain signals. They say it has FDA APPROVAL, then they say that's not possible, but it's FDA REGISTERED. Similarly, that it's not a TENS, but then it is one... It's a shame the device doesn't work, they could attach it to their heads to unblock their brains! Then maybe they would at least make SOME sense."
Regarding the blocking/unblocking thing, defective nerves can send signals constantly, so this bit has a grain of truth in it.
All of the best quackery has a grain of truth in it, though, quite possibly because that works so well against scientific debunkers.
When someone says "Mars is red because it's made out of trillions of space foxes, who constantly talk with each other in fluent Cantonese about their plans to destroy humanity by increasing sunspot activity", your typical scientist will naturally latch onto the facts and respond by saying "Well, it's true that Mars is red, though it's more correctly only red-ISH, as you can see in naturally-toned pictures of the surface which are often generated by means of a very interesting process which I'll get to in a moment, and sunspot activity definitely can affect Earth's atmosphere and a number of satellites, though I believe it's a considerable overstatement to say that any peak in the sunspot cycle could directly affect human life..."
By the time the scientist's finished his sentence, the original nutball's sold eight more books.
A while later, Lester got back to me again. His dad bought a ReBuilder. It did nothing noticeable. He returned it, and did indeed get his money back (minus shipping fees).
Before they returned the ReBuilder, Les fed its super-special output waveform into his PC's sound card to have a look at it. He observed that it did indeed look very similar to the "cat motoneuron impulse" shown on the ReBuilder site here. That page probably offers quite a lot of entertainment for actual neurologists.


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Name: Will Age: 3 Location: Toronto, Canada Room Size: 10' x 12' We're familiar with the awesome design sensibility of mom Lisa of Wicked & Weird blog. We featured baby Cameron's nursery earlier this year, a cheerful and bright room. So it's no surprise to us that her other son's room is equally fabulous.
How would you describe the look and feel of this room? Fun and bright and unique, just like Will. What was your inspiration when putting this room together? I wanted to make a room from the beginning that looked nice to an adult, but that more importantly was fun and inspiring for my son. It ended up being kind of a combination of heirlooms, vintage, and some new pieces that came together really naturally. I like that it doesn't feel like it was a big loud kiddie jumble/toy store or too matchy-matchy. Almost everything in here is sentimental or has a story behind it. Especially since we don't have a lot of family living close to us, I like the idea of my son being surrounded by little pieces that can remind him of how many people out there love him.
What is your favorite piece or element in the room? The red bed of course! [Ours too!] It was my brother's growing up, and my dad got it from his uncle, who had it hidden up in the attic for ages. It is obviously hand made, as all the spindles are different shapes and sizes, and I love the image of a father or grandfather back-in-the-day spending hours making it for a child. It took me hours to paint it, but it seemed to be crying out for red. My dad tells me it is mahogany, so maybe someday I will strip it down to the wood. Who knows?
What advice would you give other parents transforming a nursery into a room for a child? Don't immediately take out all the 'baby' things - you would be surprised at what your little one has noticed in their room and gotten attached to. And make sure their is lots of room for the things they love - in my case, books, cars, and stuffed 'friends'. It makes me happy to see him having so much fun in here. If money were no object, what are your dream sources? Etsy, auctions, Toronto stores Kol Kid, Ella & Elliot, and Baby on the Hip. And maybe a trip to Europe to find something completely out of the ordinary? Although to be honest, spending a ton of money on kids stuff (unless it involves safety) seems kind of crazy to me... Wicked & Weird.


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The flax or linen fiber is obtained from the bast of the flax plant and is one of the bast fibers. The fiber is smooth and the fabric includes a little air, so linen less susceptible to dirt and bacteria. Furthermore inherently bactericidal, almost antistatic and stain resistant. Lin takes up to 35% humidity, and exchanges these moisture quickly with the ambient air and thus acts cooling.
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This motto and the basic philosophy ompuras inspired the design of the new ompura brand shirt. The renewable and genuine materials from which all products are manufactured, not only reflect sustainability and naturalness again, but are also produced honest and fair in Austria. The design of the shirt is based on the beauty of the native flora.
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Hi all,
Looking for help with Easyjet boarding at Luton. Used to fly Easyjet all the time prior to my daughter being born, but now, two years later, we're planning our first holiday away, and I really can't remember how the boarding is done with prams. Used to see it all the time, but I guess I never took any notice!
So queston is, I'll be deaprting with suitcases and a Stroller. can someone help with what happens to the stroller at Luton? - Do you go all the way with it, then hand it over at the gate, or does it go hand luggage and we have carry the little one?
also quite like to know is Easyjet routinely carry kids packs one their flights? (colouring books, crayons etc)
Any help with this wouldbe greatly appreciated!