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Match ticket and hotel packages for United's pre-season match in Sydney - part of Tour 2013 presented by Aon - are now available with Thomas Cook Sport.
The Reds' only fixture in Australia this summer will be against the A-League Allstars at the ANZ Stadium on 20 July 2013. When the date was announced in December, interest was huge: the first two batches of match tickets were sold out within minutes of their release.
Thomas Cook Sport is now offering fans another opportunity to attend the game with its exclusive ticket and hotel packages. Available from £219* per person, each package includes accommodation, matchday transport to and from the stadium and match ticket.
To secure your package - and to register your interest in hearing first about match breaks for other pre-season fixtures - visit www.manutd.com/thomascooktourpackages.
Coming soon will also be the opportunity for you to book excursions and make the most of your time in Sydney. The types of excursions to be offered will include:
Harbour Bridge Climb: Climb 134m above Sydney Harbour on this famous landmark
Blue Mountains: Recover from the night before with a trip to the Blue Mountains
Wine Tasting: Discover one of the area's biggest attractions in Hunter Valley
*Price is based on two adults sharing a twin/double room for two nights at the Park Regis Hotel in Sydney with an official match ticket. Return public transport from the city centre to the stadium on matchday also included. Please note: flights


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Fresh and Salt Meats Fresh Fruits Prompt Service Popular Prices Satisfaction Guaranteed PETER O'NEIL Prop. Telephone CoDnectioo ANTONIO PALERMO General Contrac'or and Builder. Stt el Structural Work. All Kinds of Concrete Work Estimates Cheerfully Furnished TeL 52J Wantagh OFHCE & RESIDENCE BELLMORE, L. I T. W. PEARSALL, Grand and Hall- road avenues, established 1888, phone 170. Baldwin's leading and oldest livery, boarding and sale stablea. Fun¬ eral carriages and automobiles sup^ piled on short motlce. Quick service, careful and responsible drivers, also storage and warehouse. For business and for pleasure Mr. Pearsall will provide A rig you'll not object to Should you wish to take a ride. He has buggies, hacks and carriages The roomy and the small, And tbe strongest, fleetest horses Ho here await your call. His turnouts are unequalled By any in the land. And when you want his services He is always on band. For fall and winter weather He has everything complete. Then come and make a trial. For his charges are not great. • • • Don't forget the San Francisco, bu go to SUIT & PEARSALL. Opposlt. station; phone connection; Baldwin': leading popular flre Insurance and rea estate agents. Estimates given ant rents collected. Notary public. It only lakes a little thing To kindle a big blaze. By dropping a cigar or match Or in a dozen ways. And long before you realize Your bouse has taken flre; Your lose your all hard earnet means, By conflagration dire. lis It not better for you At Messrs. Suits & Pearsall to in sure Aagalnst such loss and so protec Your house and furniture? Insure with thera and you may sleei With comfort every nlgbt. For if a thing is lost by flre let' the end they'll make it right. WILBUR LANGDON, Southere( i block, phone 475. Baldwin's leading ! up-to-date sanitary plumber and ga: fitter; hot water, steam heating ane roofing. If you want to live In comfortabk health See that your drainage Is good; For if you get sick no money oi wealth Can make up for it, 'tis understood Vour children are apt to have a cough If the pipes are wrong in youi house. That may bring on an Illness That will carry them off. So it is time for you to arouse. Call on Langdon and have tbem flxed On the latest scientlflc plan. He'll do the Job as cheap, you'll flnd As any other man. If you want a handsome bath tub, A lavatory ornamental for use. He'll sell you one and put it in At a price you cannot refuse. L. BARKER, 88 North Main streel oppsiie Itanduli avenue, phone 160-J; establish 1907. Freeport's leading; grocer, dealer in staple and tancj groceries, fresh country butter and eggs and choice fruits and vegetables. Best of coffee, best of teas. Best of butter, best of cheese. Best of sugar, best of spices. Best of all—at moderate prices. L. Barker bas on hand Family flour of the finest brand. Canned goods, preserves, delicious fruit. And pickles that we know liww suit Nuts and raisins, mustard keen. Soap, starch (blueing, kerosene. Tobaccos for to smoke or chew. And excellent cigars for you. Unto your interest it will be To purchase hero—call in and see. This is his hobby, mark it well. None but the best of goods he sells. At prices low you will fllnd; Square dealing awaits you at his store. • « * OSCAR WIDMER, 176 North Main street, phone 598-J. Freeport's lead¬ ing sanitary bakery. Bread, cakes, pies, wedding and fancy cakes to or¬ der. Branch store at Bellmore. The public always I supply With wheaien bread and rye; And every noon at dinner hour, Delicious cream puffs of thoicest flour. All sorts of bread that's in Free- port, The home-made and tbe round; All kinds of fancy cakes for tea; Pies, too, of every grade. And choice confections are display¬ ed; Unto your Interest It will be To purchase here—call and see. (Continued on column S) (Continued from column 2) JOHN SCHREIBER 47 Railroad ave¬ nue, phone 368-W. Freeport's leading up-to-date merchant tailor, all tbe lat¬ est styles. Ijadles' tailors. Tbe tailoring buisness. Is conspicous for designs. For bigh style and qaullty To whicb every one Inclines; Mr. Schrelber very cordially Invites The public there, ke has all the latest fashions. And his charges are but fair. He has French and English wor¬ steds. Which tie wants you to Inspect, And Meltons, Tweeds and Cassi- meres. From which you may select. He makes tbem up in elegance And cuts and fits so neat. All the latest styles of garments And he does his work complete. If you once try Mr. Schreiber We're sure you'll try no other. Though he be your nearest friend. Your cousin or your brother. For none can make up clothing More stylish, strong or neat. With any in Freeport He is ready to complete. • • * BERT TRYON, B5 and 57 Newton 3oulevard, phone 97-M, Freeport's leading garage. Automobile repairing, upplles, gasoline and quick service. When out on a ride And to stop you decide. Be it business or pleasure. The Tryon's garage W^lll keep your auto safe Or repair quickly. If a tire you break, Gasoline ever ready to start up again; Or a new machine to recommend Of reliable make. To every emerge"ncy they are awake. So call at Tryon's Garage, You'll find it large, clean and up-to- date. His charges are reasonable and fair. When in Freeport, always go there. * * • WILLIAM A. MACFARLANE, 29 ¦)Outh Main street, phone connection, staiblshed 1904. Freeport's leading p-to-date hardware store. Builders upplles, paints, oils and general ardware store. This is a large and well-filled store, Of all you want and something more, Mr. Macfarlane has a perfect line Both ligt and heavy, coarse or fine, Of hardware goods in large he deals, In iron, rope, forks and steel, Of locks and keys, of nuts and screws. And nails of every k'nd to use; Axes,, hatchets, chisels, saws. And vices with the ahrdened jaws, Skates, razors sharp, in these he deals. And hammers faced with temper¬ ed steel He sells at prices which defy Al competition; come and try; There is no doubt but you will buy. * • • JOSEPH C. Y^OUNO, 30 South Grove street, phone 557-J. Freeport's lead- ng up-to-date sanitary Ice cream man- ifacturer. Pure Ice cream and ices nade from the choicest of friuts, pure 5oda water; fine ice cream parlors. Private families, weddings and par- (Contlnued in column 4) Cellar Water Proofing Efficiently and Satisfactorily Performed and Guaranteed Permanent and Uniform Water¬ proofing Against Heavy Water Preseure O. W. Humphrey Construction Co. 258 S. Ocean Ave., Freeport, N. Y. Telephone 229 Call on Us Your Cleaning, Pressing and Re¬ pairing quickly and efficiently done. Our Steam Pressing Ma¬ chinery Kills all Germs. The Sanitary Method 22-26 S. Main St Phone, 323-J COOL, OLEAN, (CONVENIENT) Tbe electric current is a cool, clean, convenient performer. As a cook, electricity attends strictly to busi¬ ness; no redbot stove, no kitchen turned Into a place of torture, no smoke and smell, no af> rmatti of dirt and ashes. WTiatover work electricity performs, it requires no preparation, no assistance, no at¬ tendance—it is a Bynonym for con- Ttnlene^i JAMES F. CAMPION 36 SMtk GrtTC Street, Freeport, N. Y. (Continued from column 3) ties supplied at short notice. T^e home a brick; chocolates and bon bons. Sweet to the sweet is our motto Do you know where you can get Ice cream for the pretty maidens. Delicious, pure and the best? Young, who is the maker. No corn starch, but pure cream and friut. He Willi do his best to please you And all ho tells you is sure. The little ones peep In the windows. And flatten their golden curls, Yoimg's celebrated ice cream and confectionary 1 Makes their mouths water. Buy some for your girls and boys You will fllnd it the best and purest That in all Freeport can be found. And if you happen to doubt this. Just phone or call around. In another column of this issue will be found some ot the most prominent and reliable business houses in Free- port and Baldwin, the merits of whose business is adaptably set forth in rhyme. People should patronize their own merchants before purchasing elsewhere. • • * J. KRAWIEC, Harrison avenue, phone 29-W, Baldwin's leading sani- tarv bread baker, cakps, pies, wedding and fancy cakes to order. My wagon passes your door every day. It's often been said That poorly made bread Will bring in dyspeptical ills, Make families sad That ought to be glad And swell up the doctor's bills. Over all tbe world wide Bad bread la allied, With evils that shorten life's thread. But the' man that's a sage And lives to old age. Is he ih.Tt rats Kiawiec fine bread. (Continued In column 5) (Contiued from column 4) GEORGE A. DAVIES. Grand avenue near railroad depot. Bdldwia'a lead¬ ing most up-to-date equipped barber shop on Long Island. Ladies and gentlemen's shampooing. Electric massage, shaving with care aud chil¬ dren's hair cutting. Don't muUlate or slash your face. With razor dull. When you can go to Davies' Barber Shop, And all what he can do! A few minutes only he requires To polish up your face. And though your beard is made of wire. He will not leave a trace; There is nothing that makes a man's looks so neat .\s close neat shaving does. You're apt to look much like a tramp. With a chin of stubby frizz. Unless you visit Davies shop Your hair new dressed. Your features dressed. Florenzi-Elllson Nuptials Frederick William Florenzl and Miss Mildred Alice Ellison, both of Free- port were united in marriage at the parsonage of the Presbyterian Church, last Wednesday, September 23rd at 1.30 o'clock, by the pa.stor. Reverend J. Sidney Gould. William Fietsch and Miss Laura El¬ lison, cousin of the bride, attended them. The bride was dressed in a travelling suit. The couple after a brief honeymoon will make their resi¬ dence in this village. Duda-Bessen Nuptials I The marriage of William Duda of Freeport and Miss Emma Ernestine Dessen of Roosevelt was celebrated on Saturday evening, September 19th at elKht thirty p. m. The couple will make their home iu Freeport. Village Building Notes .One touch of enthusiasm makes the whole town move. The undertaker becomes a city builder when he oets a knocker. Lazy men are Just as useless as dead one's and take up a lot more room. The fellow who has the future prosperity of his town in mind Is a valuable citizen. There la no village so prosperous but that co-operation will benefit, If only to perpetuate the prosperity. A good business men's organization is as necessary to the grcwth oT a town as moisture is to growng crops. Eiiihusir.sm may load the wagon to its fullest capacity but it takes financial assistance to make the wheels turn. The man v.ho Is busy building up the commercial fabric of his ovjr\ town has not time to stop and blow his own horn. A business men's organization's purpose Is to establish and malntaiii co-operative effort and harmonious action in all things leading to the upbuilding of the community. The man who Is not an active member of the constructive or¬ ganization of his community Is doing himself and his community a great injustice and is unmindful of his opportunity. , NASSAU & SUFFOLK LIGHTING CO. George MacDonald, President. Seven Good Reasons Why YOU Should Have Your Clothes Taflor- ed to Measure by VENDITT 1.—YOU GET BETTER FIT—THAT LASTS TILL GARMENT IS WORN OUT. 2.—YOU GET BETTER WORK M ANSH IP—THE CARE AND AT¬ TENTION VOUR GARMENT RECEIVES IS UNLIMITED. 3.—YOU GET INDIVIDUALITY—A PATTERN IS DRAFTED TO YOUR MEASURE AND STYLE YOU CHOOSE, AND MADE FAITHFULLY, SO 4.—YOU GET THE LATEST IN STYLE—AS READY MADES ARE SIX MONTHS OLD CEFORE YOU RECEIVE THEM. 5.—YOU GET BETTER WOOLENS AND COST YOU NO MORE. 6.—YOU GET 1,000 STYLES OF THE GUARANTEED BRUNER V.'OOLENS TO CHOOSE FROM. 7.—YOU GET YOUR GARMENT MADE ON THE PREMISES— YOU CAN SEE IT BEING MADE AT ANY TIME. NO TAK INC. vori? Mi:AsriM:.Mi:.\T r,Y the ac.i:.\t of a con CERN (THAT BY Tlli: WAY, MAY NOT KNOW HOW TO TAKE If) AND GARMENT MADE 25 MILES AWAY. THE PRICE I ASK IS COST OF MATERIAL, TRIMMINGS AND LABOR. YOU PAY NO AGENTS PROFIT, HENCE YOU GET FULL VALUE OR YOUR MONEY. SUITS OR OVER. COATS MADE TO ORDER $18.00 UP. JAMES VENDITT The Up-to Date Tailor 49 N. Main St., Freeport ESTABLISHED IN FREEPORT 1904 Crystal Theatre First Class Clean Shows Adults, 10c Always; Children, 5c Telephone 28 Freeport Deep Sea Fishing Auxiliary Boat "ELLA" CAPTAIN J. MUTTER Leaves Anmuller and Rothmann's Dock, Sundays 7»30 Weekda/s 8.30 T"—! " Fare, including bait $L25 Trolley Connection Long Island Rail¬ road This Boat Can Be Chartered For For Any Week Day Help wanted and eurnisheD COMPETENT, EXPERIENCED NURSES; MAIDS, COOKS, AND GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS. PIECE AND FAMILY LAUNDERING. HOUSE AND FURNITURE RENOVATING. MEN BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. ALL KINDS OF WORK BY CONTRACT. ANDERSON'S EMPLOYMiiNT AtiENCY li WAVElfLY PLSCE-TCLCPHONE 390 PREEPORT. N. V. NOW IS THE TIME TO INSTALL A GAS RANGE AND WATER HEATER ! DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE HOT WEATHER 18 HERE, DO IT NOW 1 TELEPHONE HEMPSTEAD 680 AND SAY WHEN IT WILL BE CONVENIENT OR OUR REPRESENTATIVE TO CALL WITH FULL PARTICULARS NASSAU & SUfPOLIi LIGHTING CO. GEO. 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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - This year's Greenbrier Classic has the potential to be the biggest in the tournament's four-year history.
While last year's featured the world's most prominent golfer, Tiger Woods, the event itself was overcast by the devastating derecho that swept through the state the Friday before tournament week began.
Should the weather cooperate this year, the state's economy could reap millions from the event.
After the inaugural event in 2010, Greenbrier officials enlisted GSP Consulting Corp. to evaluate the tournament's economic impact.
The company gauged the impact on the state and the national economy.
The group evaluated tournament spending, direct and indirect employment and tax revenue.
Analysts found the tournament had a total economic impact of $111 million nationally. The total impact for the state was $42 million.
The event, and firms providing services for it, employed 1,009 people.
That first Greenbrier Classic had a total of 178,500 visitors during the seven-day event. Spectators traveled from 34 states, with the majority from Virginia and West Virginia.
Attendees spent about $21 million locally on the tournament, including $5.4 million on lodging, $4.8 million on shopping, $4.2 million on food, $2.7 million on tickets and $2.5 million on transportation.


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I guess my simple question is too hard to read/reply to. Will Garen's desert trooper skin become available again for any period during the relaunch? Same question with Sivir's spectacular skin.
Loc J Leno
Why do all of Garen's skins look pretty much the same now, Parrot?
Hey IronStylus. I was wondering what you think of Lux's model. Personally I think it's one of the worst offenders in the "low-priority" category of models and is very very poorly done... the texture, the model, everything is just awful. I use Lux skins to escape it. I mean no disrespect btw to whoever worked on it, it's just old and outdated, and looks poor even next to Swain who was released a patch before her. Any thoughts?


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Frost mage looking for partners for 50+ rounds to get Murkimus the Gladiator. Much rather win than lose, so having a clue appreciated, but not after ladder rating so what the heck. Plus my own pvp rating is something miserable like 1200 :D (Team: Murkimus Farmers)
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Re: Frigid Frostling
Rather annoyed over this to be honest, I am convinced Blizzard screwed the drop rates!Monday: 1 on warrior
Tuesday: 1 on rogue
Wednesday (server resets) Nothing.
And nothing since.
Just to put this into a little more perspective. I have TEN alts trying this every day.
In the first 2 days (16 tries) I got 2, so I was optimistic. In the following 88 tries - EIGHTY EIGHT - not a one. And, watching some 400 other bags opening I only say 2 others - So what, a 0.5% chance now?
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Emily Hector
Adjunct instructor/Head Drover Dancers CoachBiography
Emily Hector serves as an adjunct instructor for the Division of Arts and Humanities and the coach of the Drover Dancers, USAO's spirit team. She took over as coach in 2010.
In addition to teaching, coaching and being a choreographer for USAO, Hector coaches Chickasha High School Pom, is a dance instructor for Sunny Patch Daycare, is the movement coordinator for Grand Spirit Squad and owns and teaches at her own dance studio, Love to Dance. She founded her studio in 2008 on her ongoing passion for the arts and her enjoyment of working with children.
Hector holds an Oklahoma teaching license in dance and has performed with Shoji Tabuchi in Branson, Celebrity Cruises in the Pacific touring Australia and New Zealand, the OKC Yard Dawgz and "Fixin' to Rain" in Tennessee.
On a separate note, she was the youngest female to solo an airplane in the United States and holds a private pilot's license.
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I tried editing my comment, but it didn't work (unless there is a lag). I wanted to note that the RSS feed was never updated with this article.
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RSS may be problematic at the moment. And there probably is a lag -- the site has a cache system, so it may take a few minutes.
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Europe has been Holland America Line's home for over 135 years. Holland America Line knows this land, from its sophisticated capitals to its most remote hidden gems.
With Holland America Line European cruise vacations, the splendors of Europe are not seen as much as felt. Experience Russian riches, Renaissance art, Bordeaux wine country and Celtic kingdoms, plus the magical Mediterranean, Black Sea and Holy Lands.
From the Arctic Circle to Egypt, from early spring to late fall, seven spectacular mid-sized ships offer you wonderfully diverse options. Onshore, longer days in port and one-of-a-kind excursions give you access to events and sights experienced only by a lucky few. On board, spacious accommodations, gourmet meals and a wealth of activities combine with timeless elegance, modern amenities, and warm, intuitive service to complete your dream European vacation.
Holland America Line is featuring the following European Cruise promotions for 2011. Prices are in U.S. dollars.
European Cruise Promotions - Holland America Line
- 2011 Northern Europe Cruises - Enjoy hand-crafted itineraries for the perfect blend of iconic and less-traveled ports. Even the most experienced Europe traveler will discover something new on these unique voyages.
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Enhanced Selectivity for Sulfatide by Engineered Human Glycolipid Transfer Protein
Enhanced Selectivity for Sulfatide by Engineered Human Glycolipid Transfer Protein
Structure, Volume 19, Issue 11,
Pages 1644-1654,
Publication Date 9 November 2011
Copyright © 2011 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.str.2011.09.011
Valeria R. Samygina
Alexander N. Popov
Aintzane Cabo-Bilbao
Borja Ochoa-Lizarralde
Felipe Goni-de-Cerio
Xiuhong Zhai
Julian G. Molotkovsky
Dinshaw J. Patel
Rhoderick E. Brown
Lucy Malinina
Structural Biology Unit, CIC bioGUNE, Technology Park of Bizkaia, 48160 Derio-Bilbao, Spain
European Synchrotron Radiation Facility, 38043 Grenoble, France
Hormel Institute, University of Minnesota, Austin, MN 55912, USA
Shemyakin-Ovchinnikov Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia
Structural Biology Program, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York, NY 10021, USA
Corresponding author
► D48V mutation drastically enhances transfer selectivity of human GLTP for sulfatide ► D48V mutation switches the lipid chain binding mode within GLTP ► A47D mutation added to D48V-GLTP restores the lipid chain binding mode
Human glycolipid transfer protein (GLTP) fold represents a novel structural motif for lipid binding/transfer and reversible membrane translocation. GLTPs transfer glycosphingolipids (GSLs) that are key regulators of cell growth, division, surface adhesion, and neurodevelopment. Herein, we report structure-guided engineering of the lipid binding features of GLTP. New crystal structures of wild-type GLTP and two mutants (D48V and A47D‖D48V), each containing bound N-nervonoyl-sulfatide, reveal the molecular basis for selective anchoring of sulfatide (3-O-sulfo-galactosylceramide) by D48V-GLTP. Directed point mutations of "portal entrance" residues, A47 and D48, reversibly regulate sphingosine access to the hydrophobic pocket via a mechanism that could involve homodimerization. "Door-opening" conformational changes by phenylalanines within the hydrophobic pocket are revealed during lipid encapsulation by new crystal structures of bona fide apo-GLTP and GLTP complexed with N-oleoyl-glucosylceramide. The development of "engineered GLTPs" with enhanced specificity for select GSLs provides a potential new therapeutic approach for targeting GSL-mediated pathologies.


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Cool and Creamy Frozen Mojito Cakes
When I saw the recipe for frozen mojito cakes, I knew I had to make them. A cross between key lime pie and a mojito, these individual cakes are everything you want in a summer dessert. They are sweet yet tart, cold but creamy, and downright delicious. The pretzel crust adds a salty flavor and crunchy texture. It's a scrumptious alternative to the classic graham cracker crust that I will definitely experiment with in the future. To get the ideal-for-entertaining recipe, keep reading.
From Everyday with Rachael Ray magazine 2 sticks (8 ounces) butter Serves 12. *During this step, I stirred in a few drops of green food coloring.Frozen Mojito Cakes
3 cups salted pretzels, finely crushed
1 cup plus 6 tablespoons sugar
Two 8-ounce packages cream cheese, softened
Grated peel of 3 limes, plus 1/2 cup lime juice
2 tablespoons white rum
3 tablespoons finely chopped fresh mint, plus sprigs for garnish
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Problems in the Measurement and Performance of Service-Sector Productivity in the United States
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Not only has U.S. productivity been poor by international standards but it is highly heterogeneous at the disaggregated industry level. Manufacturing has continued to do well while nonmanufacturing has done poorly, especially the services. Within services, apparel retailing has done well while food retailing has done badly; railroad productivity has accelerated while airline productivity has decelerated. This dispersion of performance argues against a single over-arching explanation of the slowdown. The recent shift to chain- weighted productivity measures substantially increases the magnitude of the U.S productivity slowdown and shifts it later in time. Performance in the 1970s is better than previously thought, while performance in the 1990s has been substantially worse. In addition, productivity performance in each decade has been understated due to an upward bias in the Consumer Price Index This 'CPI bias' has led to an uneven understatement of productivity change, with major errors in manufacturing, trade, and some services. The paper emphasizes two substantive causes of the productivity slowdown that go beyond measurement errors. First, some industries (e.g. electric utilities and airlines) reached a technological frontier in which the sources of earlier rapid productivity growth were exhausted. Second, slow productivity growth in food retailing and some service industries reflects a feedback from the weak bargaining position of U.S. labor. Weak unions, a falling real minimum wage, and immigration have combined to keep real wages in U.S. service industries relatively low, and this encourages overhiring by the standards of some other industrial nations.(This abstract was borrowed from another version of this item.)
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The hikes would have taken effect April 1 for plans covering thousands of small businesses and individuals across the state. Insurers had proposed base rate increases averaging 8 to 32 percent. Rates for many businesses or families could have been higher, depending on factors ranging from their location to the age of their workforce.
Today's suit sets the stage for a showdown between state regulators and the health insurance industry. Governor Deval Patrick has made reining in runaway health care costs a centerpiece of his administration -- and his campaign for reelection -- contending they are stifling the capacity of small businesses to create jobs. At the same time, health insurers argue that government is forcing them to sell policies at a loss that is unsustainable as the cost of medical services climbs.
Insurance carriers will go before a judge Thursday in state Superior Court in Boston asking for a preliminary injunction against Insurance Commissioner Joseph G. Murphy's decision to reject 235 of 274 premium increases proposed by the insurers. Those rulings follow emergency regulations Patrick set requiring rates be submitted 30 days in advance for review by regulators, marking the first time the state has used its authority to deny health plan increases.
"What the commissioner did, we think, is going to create tremendous disruption in the marketplace," said Dean Richlin, a partner at Boston law firm Foley Hoag, who represents insurers.
Barbara Anthony, undersecretary of the state Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation, which oversees insurance regulators, strongly defended Murphy's rulings and said the insurers' suit lacked merit. She said state law gives the commissioner the right to reject rates that are excessive compared to the benefits provided. "He's on firm legal ground in disapproving the rates," Anthony said.
Filing the suit were Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts, the state's largest health insurer, as well as the five commercial members of the Massachusetts Association of Health Plans: Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Tufts Health Plan, Fallon Community Health Plan, Health New England, and Neighborhood Health Plan. All are nonprofit carriers.
Their complaint alleges that the state Division of Insurance acted illegally in three ways: by imposing a "rate cap" it had no authority to impose, by attempting to peg rates to a measure -- the medical consumer price index -- that does not predict future costs, and by violating a statutory requirement to enable insurers to charge adequate rates based on their projected costs in covering medical care.
"As a result of the commissioner's action," Richlin said, "the insurance companies will experience substantial and, in some cases, staggering losses. We estimate the collective loss among all of the insurers will run into the hundreds of millions of dollars just for 2010. There are some number that will face near-term solvency problems."
Three of the largest state health insurers -- Blue Cross Blue Shield, Tufts Health Plan, and Fallon Community Health Plan -- posted operating losses for 2009.
Anthony, at the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulations, said the insurers' contentions were "specious" and revealed an industry out of touch with economic pressures others face.
"This is an outrageous response from an industry that claimed to be concerned about alleviating these escalating health care costs," Anthony said. "I think it's clear that the insurance companies are in love with the status quo where they get to continue to charge double-digit premium increases on small businesses and families."
While the suit predicts the plaintiffs "will suffer collective losses that threaten to amount to well over $100 million," the actual impact will depend on a number of factors such as the strength of their reserves and their ability to negotiate more favorable contracts with hospitals and physician groups. Some insurers already have been rebuffed in their efforts to renegotiate long-term contracts with such health care providers, according to insurance industry leaders.
"We're particularly distressed that this does nothing to contain the underlying hospital costs and doctor costs and drug costs," said James Roosevelt Jr., chief executive of Tufts Health Plan.


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Witch - A keyboard solution for managing windows
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This page contains Kage Densetsu: The Legend Of Kage 2 Unlockables for Nintendo DS called "Hard difficulty" and has been posted or updated on Mar 19, 2008 by bobo007. Let us know what you think of this Unlockable by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Taito Corporation
- Publisher: Taito Corporation
- Genre: Action General
- Release Date: Oct 8, 2008
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
Hard difficulty
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