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Blood of the Ancients is an E-tech relic manufactured by the Eridians. Blood of the Ancients is obtained randomly from any suitable loot source and has an increased chance to drop from Legendary Loot Midgets in UVHM.
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Increases max health and ammo carrying capacity.
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Appears to be a combination of a Vitality Relic and a Stockpile Relic with the health increase combined with an increase for a maximum of two ammo types.
This Relic can be extremely useful to a gunzerker of any build, but especially those using high rate-of-fire weapons, as the bonus health aids his survivability, while the extra ammo lets him keep on shooting. However, the health bonus is counter-productive when fighting raid bosses as their attacks will often be health-gated.


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Lant Land was a simulation game. The people who played it, however, found that the simulations, or Lants, were so realistic that they wanted to interact in the game themselves. They downloaded themselves into the simulants. In the process, however, the Lants died. The surviving Lants took their revenge by downloading themselves into the real people.
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Fighting the Alaskan wilderness mineBobby Andrew and George Wilson JrBobby Andrew and George Wilson Jr: Anglo American promised it would not touch the pristine habitat of Bristol Bay without our blessing. It must honour its word
Biodiversity loss needs an internationally agreed rescue planRobert Bloomfield
Robert Bloomfield: Governments have to stop thinking about biodiversity protection as loss but as an investment to ensure long-term stability
Response: It is false to claim that captive breeding protects endangered species, says Garry Sheen
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Robin McKie: Proponents of GM promise bigger cuts of meat, more efficient farming and animals less prone to disease, but is it an unnecessary abuse of nature?
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Piece by piece We must protect England's green beltsOliver HilliamOliver Hilliam: The green belts that surround our cities prevent urban sprawl, offer value as farmland and store carbon
Name a species When it comes to conservation, common names countGeorge C McGavinGeorge C McGavin: Latin classification can be cold and clinical - it's much easier to care about a species that has a romantic and memorable name
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Elaine: Well, that should be enough to keep them (the media) happy.
Lt. Hogan: Oh, oh, oh, I doubt it. I mean that bunch will not be happy until they learn his (the suspect's) shoe size, his favorite food and what his first grade teacher thought of him.
Elaine: One step at a time I guess.
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BAGHDAD (AP) A car bomb exploded Wednesday near a police convoy in the northern oil city of Kirkuk, killing at least 11 government security guards and wounding about 20 other people, police said.
The city is the center of Iraq's vast northern oil fields and the focus of an ethnic power struggle. The majority Kurds want to incorporate the area into their self-ruled northern region, and other ethnic groups want to remain under central government control.
The parked car exploded around 4 p.m. as a convoy of the state-owned Northern Gas Company was passing by, said police spokesman Brig. Gen. Sarhat Qadir.
All the dead were members of a government security agency that provides guards to the gas company. The wounded included 13 guards and eight civilians, Qadir said.
One of the wounded guards from the convoy, Salman Hadi, 38, said the group was returning home when the blast occurred, hurling him from the vehicle.
"When I looked up around me, I saw two bodies of my friends," Hadi said from his bed at the Kirkuk Hospital.
No group claimed responsibility for the attack. Al-Qaeda and other extremist groups operate in northern Iraq and have all used car bombings as a tactic.
Last December a suicide bomber killed at least 55 people in a packed restaurant near Kirkuk where Kurdish and Arab leaders were trying to reconcile political differences.
Kirkuk, located 180 miles north of Baghdad, and the surrounding Tamim province did not take part in provincial elections in January because of the simmering tensions and because the different ethnic groups could not agree on a power-sharing formula.
Kurds make up an estimated 52% of Kirkuk's population. Arabs represent 35%. Turkomen, ethnic Turks with close ties to Turkey, make up about 12%.
The Kurds' concerns are partially rooted in the community's experience under Saddam Hussein, when tens of thousands of them were killed, and more than 1,100 of their villages were razed as part of a campaign to move Arabs into the area.
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This paper considers nonlinear interactions in the three-dimensional stage of transition to turbulence, taking an accelerating boundary layer as a prototype flow. Attention is focused on transition via subharmonic resonance in the upper-branch scaling regime. It is shown that the (weakly) nonlinear instability of the flow is described by a seven-zoned structure, cf. the five-zoned structure for the linear problem. The dominant nonlinear interactions take place both in a critical layer and in `diffusion layers'. The nonlinearly generated mean flow in turn interacts with the wall to attain a maximum magnitude near the wall. It is emphasized that both the nonlinear mechanism and the flow structure are generic for three-dimensional disturbances. And there is some similarity with the work in the context of wave/vortex interaction. Numerical solutions of the amplitude equations indicate that if the oblique modes initially have a small amplitude, they first experience a rapid growth caused by parametric resonance. Following this the cubic interactions of the oblique modes inhibit the growth and lead to a wavelength shortening. However, if the initial amplitudes of the oblique modes are sufficiently large, the parametric resonance can be completely bypassed. Numerical solutions also suggest that oblique modes with unequal initial amplitudes evolve to an equal-amplitude state.
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pokerandbeer1976 (1) NY, New York | March 1, 2006
To rate David Copperfeilds on a one visit basis is not fair as it is obvious that most of you who gave low rating have . The beer changes so much from day to day that if the selection was not upto par with you that day it may please you the next.the Service is the same way the waitstaff are like bartenders all in there own. I have never seen a wait staff know so much about beer. with a buy back policy who can ask for anything more. and then they do with the cask fest they provide that one extra thing your looking for in a beergeek.The food is awsome summer salads are awsome right to the pulled pork sanwich is amazing ..The huge hospital crowd knows York aves well kept secret for years we have been going to Copperfeilds for ages now and the staff may change but the Great beer and attidude doesn'.t In closing 30 taps 100 bottled beers amazing wait staff Darts Golden T video game a party room for a private function David Copperfeilds has it all
Godofthecellar (9) NYC, New York | July 21, 2012
went here late night with the wifey and a few friends after a comedy show a few yrs ago. This place introduced me to delerium tremens, and i thank them for that! amazing selection of beer from all over the world, both in draft and bottle
ted22ny (2) , New York | February 13, 2009
ive been to a few events here and they have been great. bolder event had 12 different draft selections from the brewery. good service, great food and amazing beer.
beervana (32) Libertyville, Illinois | January 14, 2006| Updated February 1, 2006
Visited this restaurant with Walt during 2005 Thankgiving holidays. Oddly located at a remote corner of York Avenue and 74th Street of Manhattan. Cozy old bar with worn-looking wooden tables in the back for dining. Came during an off-period (3 pm weekday) so not too many patrons. Good ambiance. Good food menu with the above average pub fare. An amazing beer menu with numerous tap and bottle offerings of choice craft beers from the U.S. and abroad. Excellent selection of U.S. brews on tap. 6 oz flights of six tap beers are available. I ordered the BBQ ribs and a flight of Lagunitas cappuccino stout. Sixpoint Otis stout, Sixpoint Bengali Tiger, Stone IPA, and Victory Storm King Stout. I also ordered a pint of Southhampton Cuvee de Fleurs. Our waitress served us quickly, offered a sample of the Southampton as a precautionary measure (!), and had a good sense of humor and gentleness about her. Good beer, good food, good service, what more can you ask for? Must return soon to this place.
johnniemarg (1) New York, New York | June 11, 2005
This is my favorite beer bar in manhattan. The selection changes daily and also changes with the seasons. While this means less IPAs and Imperial Stouts in the summer, there always remains a diverse selection of styles on tap (and there's over a hundred bottles). This place has the best food of any beer bar in manhattan, hands down. The bartending staff is very nice and will comp you a beer more often than I've found anywhere else. I also think it's the most comfortable of the beer bars because it has more seating than any other place and doesn't get Gingerman's after work rush or the trendy downtown crowd (who usually order the lousiest beers on the menu at the downtown spots if ordering beer at all) that most of the other manhattan beer bars get.
beaconstreet (31) Washington DC | October 18, 2004
I approached this place and a drunken girl smoking out front screams at me, &quo;come on in, this is the best and smallest Oktoberfest in the city!!&quo; Always a good start. The beer selection here is great, loads of bottles supposedly available, and taps galore. They seem to rotate the beers fairly quickly; I saw the bartender changing two non-seasonal kegs in the short time I was there. Random good beers also on offer here. Standard New York bar prices. A bit off the beaten path, almost in the East River, but a good atmosphere, worth the trip, especially if you're making it with a good bunch of friends.
GL2814 (5) New York, New York | March 27, 2011
I love Copperfields because not only is it close to my place, but the food is good, their specials are great, and their beer selection is diverse and abundant. All in all a great place to visit.
Aurelius (151) Tallahassee, Florida | March 15, 2006
Nice selection, knowledgable barkeep Joe. The fajitas are killer. It's worth taking the cab from Midtown, remote from sub stations. Good beer rotation among the regionals. Very good atmosphere, friendly folk generally -- some regulars, some expectant dads dropping in from the nearby hospital. Overall a very fine stop, a nice evening passed. Keep my barstool warm. When the bartender saw me doing ratings, he slipped me some of his own private stock of Arctic Devil barleywine, because he thought I'd enjoy it -- how much friendlier can you get? Ditto on Austinpowers' comment re: bathrooms - they're very clean, as is the bar.
JoeMcPhee (536) Toronto, ON, Ontario | April 10, 2006
Very nice, chill place to hang out a kill a few pints. Everything that I had here was in great condition and very tasty. Bar staff were friendly and efficient. I didn't eat so I can't comment on that, but it's a fine drinking establishment.
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- City
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- Zip
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Across America, spurred on by right-wing luminaries like Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity, the air is filled with the sweet fragrance of political unrest. In an unprecedented effort to penetrate the hypocrisy of the Obama administration and "really put it in the collective face of the American public", as Beck puts it, political action organizations across America will demand a "Dirty Sanchez" from the government on April 15th.
"'Dirty Sanchez' is a term we came up with that really put the finger on the incongruities of the Democrats' national-security, immigration and economic policies", says esteemed FoxNews pundit Sean Hannity.
"I remember when I used to have that damn liberal Colmes on my show, I'd tell him "give me the Dirty Sanchez" and he'd always get real quiet. I knew I was on to something. So I wanted to expose this Dirty Sanchez. Get to the bottom of him, as it were"
Hardcore right-wingers were quick to catch the scent. "Dirty Sanchez" parties are being organized across the country at this moment to take place on April 15th, "the day we take it up the pooper", as one community organizer put it.
"'Dirty Sanchez' is an archetypal character, really", states de facto Republican Party leader Rush Limbaugh. "He's the guy who's always behind you, taxing you...taking your job...really getting into your business. It's certainly not a racial thing but it does have the overtones of invasive illegal brown migration."
Local events across the country will demand that Obama give up Dirty Sanchez this week. In an homage to the great Patrick Henry, conservatives have adopted the motto, "Give me Dirty Sanchez or give me death!"
In the words of Philabria Smears, an Ohio organizer, "Change is in the air. You can smell it!"


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Here's a clue: The three readings taken quickly with three different meters pictured below are all from the same drop of blood this morning. A normal fasting glucose is 80 to 99, an impaired fasting glucose is 100 to 125, and anything over 125 is diabetic.
Are the meters really that are bad? Do some people have little clumps of glucose even in one drop of blood that causes fluctuating readings? I understand that blood sugar can rise and fall as fast as blood pressure, but not in a drop that is already out of the body, I think… Yes, technique matters, but this is all the same drop, so same technique (wash hands with warm water, dry hands, prick finger, blot first drop away with clean dry paper towel, then test).
Variability in test strips is very possible. Some may have been exposed to extreme temperatures during shipping, etc.
My point is that almost a full year of testing and modifying my lifestyle in many different ways while seeking a normal glucose in the morning has me no closer to my goal, as far as I can tell with the current technology. It's maddening.
What of they have in these meters, a random number generator? Seems like it at times.
Today's test, low carb, organic home made food all day, pull-ups before lunch, 30 min aerobics in evening, then in bed early.
The idea is that those with high fasting glucose may produce too much glucagon and not enough insulin, perhaps due to fatty deposits in the liver and pancreas. Exercise helps. Milk thistle extract helps. Sleep helps.
Will my sugar regulation by tomorrow morning be any better? If it is, how will I even know? Bah.
Update: Next day's readings, 2 meters, 1 finger stick, 4 tests in the same minute from the same drop of blood:
109, 89, 126, 110
This mearns I have a simultaneously normal, pre-diabetic and diabetic fastimg blood glucose.
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Fourth-seeded Parkview Baptist School got 12 kills and six blocks from Fayette Adelaja as the Eagles took a surprisingly easy 3-0 Division III regional round volleyball playoff win over No. 13 Lusher Charter on Monday.
Parkview (29-8) had a first-round bye after winning district 6, and found little resistance against Lusher winning by scores of 25-7, 25-4 and 25-7.
"We did not expect this kind of outcome for this match," Parkview coach Becky Madden said. "(Lusher) is athletic, and I know they've played some tough teams close. They went four games with (second-seeded) Vandebilt Catholic."
With the win, Parkview advances to the state championship tournament beginning Thursday at the Pontchartrain Center in Kenner. The Eagles will face E.D. White, a winner over Westlake.
Lusher (17-19), which defeated DeQuincy 3-1 in bi-district play, struggled with Parkview's serving and never got into a rhythm. The Lions led only once during the match, a 2-1 advantage early in game 2.
Janei Dykes topped Lusher with three kills on a night when there weren't many to go around. Demi Roberts had five digs and Bayleigh Butler added two aces.
Parkview's Victoria Callender complimented Adelaja's play with eight kills, seven digs and three aces. Breana Massey had 13 assists and five aces.
"Our goal was to stop (Adelaja), and we couldn't do it," Lusher coach Kiersten Thompson said. "We didn't have anybody on our side that could slow her down. We just weren't moving quick enough. Their offense is faster than what we're used to."
In game one, sparked by Adelaja's three kills, Parkview won seven of the first eight points. Two Parkview hitting errors helped Lusher cut its deficit to 10-5, but the Lions never came close to finding a comfort zone.
Struggling with its own serving as well as returning Parkview's serve, Lusher could make no headway, and fell 25-7.
"Their serving shut down, and passing the serve shut down," Madden said. "If you can't get those two things going, its tough."
After Lusher took a 2-1 lead to start off game two, Parkview ran off 17 consecutive points. Lusher's Sydney Holmes finally registered a kill to end the run, but the Eagles went on to take the game 25-4.
In game three, Parkview took a 7-0 lead, and coasted to the win in game three.
A kill from Channing Maumus got Lusher within 17-7, but Parkview won the final eight points to close out the match.
Parkview moves on to the state tournament and quarterfinal play, where last year it lost 3-2 to St. Louis.
"Any day, it's anybody's game," Madden said. "You have to be ready to play hard because if you lose one, you're done for the tournament. You have to take every game for what it is."


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Russian state prosecutors demanded a nine-year jail sentence on Friday for a dancer accused of masterminding an acid attack that nearly blinded the Bolshoi Ballet's artistic director.
Pavel Dmitrichenko, has pleaded not guilty to ordering the attack last January which exposed bitter rivalries behind the scenes at one of Russia's great cultural institutions. He could have faced calls for a maximum 12 years in jail.
State prosecutor Yulia Shumovskaya also asked for 10 years in jail for Yuri Zarutsky, who is accused of throwing acid in Sergei Filin's face, and six years for Andrei Lipatov, who is accused of driving him to and from the scene.
"Dmitrichenko's motive was a conflict between Filin and Dmitrichenko," Shumovskaya told a Moscow court, saying the dispute was caused by the dancer's disappointment at not being given good roles by Filin.
Filin's lawyer, Natalia Zhivotkova, said: "All the defendants are guilty and, from our point of view, deserve no mercy."
Dmitrichenko, confined to a courtroom cage with his co-defendants, remained impassive and showed no emotion as Shumovskaya spoke. Zarutsky and Lipatov looked down at the floor.
The case has tarnished the reputation of the Bolshoi Theatre, which has made management changes to try to turn the spotlight back on the stage.
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Internet radio giant settles claims it billed consumers without their consent
If you are a Sirius XM Radio customer who was charged for an automatic subscription renewal you didn't authorize, you may be eligible for a reimbursement under a $3.8 million agreement the New York-based company reached with attorneys generals in 44 states to settle misleading advertisement allegations.
The agreement follows an investigation into Sirius' billing and marketing practices that was prompted by consumer complaints that the Internet radio giant was charging customers' credit and debit cards to renew subscriptions without their notice or consent; making it difficult for customers to cancel contracts or obtain refunds; and was jacking up the rates after an initial low introductory price
"Consumers should be able to understand what they are purchasing and exercise their cancellation rights without hassle," said Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine, whose office took the lead in the investigation.
As part of the settlement, Sirius will pay the $3.8 million to the states and restitution to consumers who were customers between July 28, 2008 and December 4, 2014.
While Sirius, which has more than 50 million listeners, maintains it disclosed all relevant information about its automatic renewal policies, it agreed to make several changes to its marketing and billing practices. Specifically, the company agreed to:
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• Make it easier for customers to cancel subscriptions.
• Prohibit incentive compensation for customer service representatives that was based on retaining current customers who wanted to cancel subscriptions.
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The Chinese economy is slowing. Producer prices in China have been falling for nearly three years. Consumer prices have dropped to a five-year low making the Eurozone's problems with deflation look tame
In the United States in July of 2008, a litre of gas reached an all-time high of $1.08. I suspected something. I had read earlier articles about shortages in China. In February, there were reported lines at gas stations. The Olympics were to be held in Beijing that year and I did not think that the Chinese wanted to make a bad impression. Interestingly enough, two weeks before the games, the price of gas started to fall. With the addition of the Great Recession, the price fell to $0.42 a litre, a collapse of over 60%. I could never prove it, but I suspected that demand from China pushed the price of gas to its all-time high.
This year the price of oil has dropped 38% since June. Again, I suspect China has something to do with it. The Chinese economy is slowing, but exactly how fast, might be difficult to tell given the Chinese predilection for messing with the numbers. Certainly, the fall of commodities including steel, iron and coal are obvious, because China is the world's largest consumer.
Oil is a bit different. This is because USA consumes almost twice the quantity of oil as compared to China. China's consumption has been catching up until now. Since 1999, the rate of China's demand for oil has been rising. This has recently changed. The forecast for the growth of China's demand has been lowered five times this year. In fact, imports dropped 22% in October alone and China actually became a net exporter.
The drop in the demand for oil tells you something about the rate of China's contraction. This is hardly surprising. According to a Chinese research paper, the years of government stimulus resulted in massive inefficient investment and misallocated capital. How much is astonishing. The paper put the level at $6.8 trillion. This level goes a long way to explain the "ghost" cities and the bridges to nowhere. But, since this is China, the estimates are that $1 trillion was simply stolen.
The mis-allocation of capital resulted in excess capacity. Too many competitors producing the same product drives prices and profits down. Without profits, loans can't be repaid. To just keep up with the interest requires more debt. Without bankruptcy, the cycle repeats.
The producer prices in China have been falling for nearly three years. Consumer prices have dropped to a five-year low making the Eurozone's problems with deflation look tame.
However, dropping prices in China affect everyone else. All of the commodities that have been driven higher by demand from China including copper have been rapidly falling. The fall in commodity prices temporarily help profit margins for corporations in other countries, but not for long. With lower inputs, prices can fall further, exacerbating and spreading deflation already a problem in Europe and Japan.
On Thursday, the 4th December, a possible market rout was stopped by an unofficial, uncorroborated anonymous report that the European Central Bank would begin QE in January. The report contradicted ECB President Draghi's statements in his press conference a few hours before. The markets decided to ignore the public official statements and go with an unconfirmed anonymous report. The markets also ignored an article in the fourth largest German national newspaper, Die Welt, that Draghi no longer had a majority on the board. Whether they will be able to ignore falling commodities, slower growth and deflation is yet to be seen.
(William Gamble is president of Emerging Market Strategies. An international lawyer and economist, he developed his theories beginning with his first-hand experience and business dealings in the Russia starting in 1993. Mr Gamble holds two graduate law degrees. He was educated at Institute D'Etudes Politique, Trinity College, University of Miami School of Law, and University of Virginia Darden Graduate School of Business Administration. He was a member of the bar in three states, over four different federal courts and speaks four languages.)
A ProPublica analysis found that many health insurance plans offered in the federal exchange are changing their benefits heading into 2015. Consumers have until 15th December to switch plans before they are automatically re-enrolled
This story was co-published with The New York Times' The Upshot.
At first glance, the 2015 health plans offered by the Ohio nonprofit insurer CareSource look a lot like the ones it sold this year, in the Affordable Care Act's first enrollment season.
The monthly premiums are nearly identical, and the deductibles are the same.
But tucked within the plans' jargon are changes that could markedly affect how much consumers pay for health care. Generic drugs will soon be free, but the cost of expensive specialty medications will increase. Co-payments for visits to primary-care doctors will go down, but those for emergency room trips will be higher.
Millions of people nationwide bought health insurance this year through the federal government's health insurance exchange, often through the website Healthcare.gov.
Now, as they pick plans for next year, they face a complex battery of choices and changes.
They have until Dec. 15 to select a new plan or they'll be re-enrolled automatically in the one they currently have. Or, if that plan no longer exists, they'll be enrolled in another product offered by the same insurer, when available. But even if they get the same plan — of the nearly 2,800 health plans offered in 2014, about 1,700 of them will exist in the same form next year — their benefits may not stay the same.
"You're getting re-enrolled in the same carrier, but there's basically no guarantees that your product looks anywhere near the same as it did last year," said Caroline Pearson, vice president of Avalere Health, a consulting firm.
Much attention has focused on changes to plans' monthly premiums, but changes to other kinds of benefits — affecting the cost of things like doctors' visits and prescriptions — can be trickier to understand and make a huge difference in annual health care costs.
A ProPublica analysis of the 2014 and 2015 plans in 34 states being offered on the exchange shows the adjustments taking place. ProPublica has created a tool that allows users to see, quickly and easily, some significant ways the plans have changed from one year to the next.
Customers of more than 900 plans will see their out-of-pocket maximum for medical bills increase, usually to $6,600 for individuals, the most allowed by law for next year. Only about 250 plans are lowering their out-of-pocket maximums. About 180 plans are being discontinued for at least some customers, and the rest are keeping the same limits.
Members of more than 600 plans will see their medical deductibles increase, while those in about 380 will see their deductibles drop. Consumers of one Illinois plan will see their deductible increase by $4,800. Those re-enrolled in plans offered by Florida Blue face deductibles as much as $3,650 higher than those this year, while other customers of the same company will see deductibles decrease by up to $3,000. Florida Blue did not respond to a request for comment.
More than a quarter of the 2,800 health plans altered the costs of specialty medications for conditions like multiple sclerosis and AIDS, mostly increasing the patients' share.
Some policy changes appear subtle, just a matter of adding or subtracting a few words, but are actually quite significant. This year, many insurers charged members a set fee of a few hundred dollars for emergency room visits. For next year, some of those plans changed the wording of their benefit, adding "co-pay after deductible." That means the insurers won't pay for any portion of an emergency room visit until consumers meet their deductible, spending thousands of dollars.
"Everyone has focused on premiums in the press because premiums are at least easy to understand," Pearson said. People have a harder time detecting the effect of changes to what's called a plan's benefit design. "It's just incredibly hard to do, but I think it's really important."
What ProPublica's analysis suggests is that even those who would be willing to pay higher premiums to keep their current plan may be surprised to learn that substantial details have changed. They should go back to Heatlhcare.gov or to ProPublica's news app to make sure their plan is still the best choice.
Shopping around is essential — and there's little time to delay.
The open enrollment period continues until Feb. 15, and customers who are automatically renewed in their plans can still make changes until that time, but only changes made by Dec. 15 will take effect on Jan. 1.
The Health and Human Services secretary, Sylvia Burwell, has been encouraging consumers to take an active role in the renewal process. But in the first two weeks of open enrollment, fewer than 400,000 consumers actively re-enrolled. "The first deadline is just a couple of weeks away," she said in a news release on Wednesday. "We're encouraging everyone who is already covered through the marketplace to come back and shop because there could be savings."
Everyone's health care needs are different. Some people might do best with a plan that has a higher premium and lower out-of-pocket costs for particular services; others might save money by choosing a plan with a lower premium and higher co-payments.
Those earning less than four times the federal poverty rate ($62,920 for a couple) qualify for subsidies to pay their premiums, and those earning even less may qualify for additional help to lower their out-of-pocket costs once enrolled.
Changes to insurance benefits are hardly exclusive to the Affordable Care Act marketplaces. They happen regularly in health plans offered by employers.
Under the law, insurers are somewhat limited in how they can change their plans.
Products are grouped by tiers: Bronze plans cover about 60 percent of their members' overall health services; silver plans 70 percent; gold plans 80 percent. To stay at those levels from year to year, plans can't just increase all of their charges. If they charge more for some things, that often means charging less for others.
That's what happened at CareSource, the Ohio nonprofit. Officials there said they changed their benefits based on comments from members and conversations with others who are uninsured. "Many didn't understand the value of health insurance," said Scott Streator, vice president of Enterprise Strategy at CareSource. "Therefore, we changed our plan design to make it more simple, more understandable and more preventive, focused on everyday types of health care needs."
That translated into free generic drugs and lower co-pays for physician office visits, Streator said. "If you make these changes, there's trade-offs," he said. "The costs go up somewhere else." In contrast with this year, when members pay $250 for emergency room visits, they will need to meet the plan's deductible next year before their E.R. visits are covered with a co-payment that varies from $250 to $500. And members will now pay 40 percent of the cost of specialty medications, up from 25 percent this year.
CareSource enrolled more than 30,000 people during the 2014 open enrollment cycle and expects to double that amount this time around, Streator said.
Another insurer whose products are changing is Coventry Health Care. One Coventry silver plan in the Kansas City, Kan., region is decreasing the costs of primary care visits to $5 from $10, but is increasing its medical deductible to $2,750 from $2,000, increasing its out-of-pocket maximum to $6,600 from $6,350, and increasing the cost of generic drugs to $15 from $10, among other changes. Premiums are also going up.
A spokesman said the company tries to balance its benefits and costs.
Vantage Health Plan, based in Louisiana, is increasing the medical deductible in its silver plan to $2,900 from $1,800 and is raising its maximum out-of-pocket costs, too. But the company said most of its members won't feel the changes much. That's because about 85 percent of the 8,400 members who enrolled in the last cycle received government subsidies.
Although those without subsidies "are going to get hit, all that was designed so that all those who are getting the subsidy, their blow would be softened because that's where the majority of our business falls," said Billy Justice, Vantage's director of marketing and sales.
Vantage hopes to double its enrollment for next year.
The data analyzed by ProPublica does not include information for states that run their own insurance exchanges, including California and New York. In California, plans are required to offer a standard benefit design, which allows consumers to compare plans more easily. Insurers compete on their brand's reputation, premiums and on the size of their doctor and hospital networks.
"There can be a big difference in the experience of the consumer in terms of what they pay out of pocket if you don't have standardized benefits," said Anthony Wright, executive director of the consumer advocacy group Health Access in California.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Investors aren't sold on a rescue of Spanish banks.
Stocks fell on Wall Street, an early rally faded on European stock exchanges, and borrowing costs for Spain crept higher on the bond market Monday — all expressions of doubt about the latest fix for a debt crisis in Europe.
Investors were uncertain whether the rescue package would be enough to save the Spanish banks and whether the terms of the loan, still undisclosed, would deliver another blow to the recession-hobbled Spanish economy.
"People want to see clarity," said Stephen Carl, head of equity trading at The Williams Capital Group, an investment bank in New York. "No one likes a situation that's to be determined."
The Dow Jones industrial average opened up almost 100 points but sank all day. Just before the close, it was down 82 points at 12,473. The Standard & Poor's 500 index was down 12 at 1,313, and the Nasdaq composite was down 40 at 2,818.
European countries committed over the weekend to lend Spain up to $125 billion to distribute to its banks, which have been driven almost to insolvency from a bust in real estate prices four years ago.
Spain became the fourth European nation to seek a rescue, after Greece, Portugal and Ireland.
Market strategists had hoped that the rescue in Spain would at least temporarily ease fear that debt problems in Europe will explode into a world financial crisis and hurt the fragile global economy.
Those strategists had predicted a rally in stocks after the deal was announced. But investor relief was short-lived.
France's main stock index closed down 0.3 percent, and Germany's rose just 0.2 percent. Both indexes were up more than 2 percent earlier in the day. Spain's benchmark stock index shot higher by 6 percent but closed down 0.5 percent.
"The Spanish deal is a temporary fix," said Jim Herrick, director of equity trading at Baird & Co.
More alarming, the yield on Spanish 10-year bonds climbed 0.29 percentage point to 6.47 percent, suggesting the bond market is losing confidence in Spain's finances. The yield had fallen earlier.
Initial investor optimism was overshadowed by concerns over the terms of the deal, which were still being worked out.
Finance ministers of the 17 countries that use the euro currency said they would make the $120 billion available to the Spanish government to distribute to its banks.
Bond investors were worried that the debt from the rescue package would put additional strain on Spain's finances. The European Union made clear Monday that there would be some strings attached besides interest.
"When people lend money, they never do it for free. They want to know what is done with the money," said Joaquin Almunia, the European Competition Commissioner.
Other events in Europe also weighed on the markets. Investors are nervously awaiting an election this weekend in Greece that will help determine whether that country is forced out of the euro group.
And Italy said its economy contracted by 0.8 percent in the first three months of the year, the worst showing in three years. The Italian government is struggling to fend off the perception that Italy will be next to need a rescue.
The yield on the Italian 10-year government bond crept higher, too — by 0.29 percent from Friday to 5.84 percent.
"This deal is not the be-all and end-all that will solve Spain's or Europe's other problems," said Ryan Larson, head of equity trading at RBC Global Asset Management.
The price of oil reversed an earlier gain, falling 65 cents to $83.46 a barrel. Investors bought safer investments like U.S. Treasury notes, sending the yield on the benchmark 10-year note down to 1.60 percent from 1.64 percent Friday.
Also adding to market worries is China's economic slowdown. A large steelmaker in China, Baoshan Iron & Steel, said it lowered steel prices as demand from makers of appliances and cars slowed.
"China is a big piece of the global economic puzzle," Herrick said. "Any piece of news that comes out from there will be closely scrutinized."
The news sent stocks of steelmakers sharply lower. U.S. Steel fell 5 percent, while AK Steel Holding fell even further, 13 percent, after its stock was downgraded by an analyst on similar concerns.
Apple stock fell $7.11, or 1.2 percent, to $573.15, as investors appeared unimpressed by what the company unveiled at a conference for software developers in San Francisco.
Apple showcased a new operating system for the iPhone, a thinner MacBook Pro laptop and other products. Apple traded as high as $588.50 earlier.
Among other stocks making big moves on Monday:
— Micronetics Inc. nearly doubled, up 94 percent, after the maker of microwave and radio frequency components agreed to a takeover by Mercury Computer Systems Inc.
— EnergySolutions fell 53 percent after the nuclear industry service company appointed board member David Lockwood as its new chief executive, and lowered its full-year adjusted earnings estimate.
— Progress Energy rose over 3 percent after federal regulators cleared Duke Energy's proposed takeover of the company, a deal that will create the nation's largest electric utility.


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Plants in Motion
This week, my summer Tolkien class met the Ents. By coincidence -- or not -- last weekend my sister told me about a science exhibit she and her family had seen about Plants in Motion. Plants are alive, after all: they just move much more slowly than we do. But move they do, and these videos prove it.
My sister said that the SlowLife Exhibit she saw included a video illustrating that flowers keep moving after they're cut, and move most violently just before they die.
Oh, dear. When I told Gary about this, he said, "I'll never bring you flowers again."
My class loved these videos, and I hope all of you will, too.
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The Big Dipper still has a few secrets, astronomers reported Wednesday, despite its status as the night's best-known constellation.
In a study in the Astrophysical Journal, a team led by Ben Oppenheimer of the American Museum of Natural History in New York, reports that Alcor, the star at the bend in the "handle" of the Big Dipper, has a newly discovered co-star, dubbed Alcor b.
"No one had any idea this little star had a companion," says Neil Zimmerman of Columbia University, a study co-author. Alcor and Alcor b, about 80 light-years from Earth, rest very near the star Mizar in the handle of the Big Dipper. (One light-year is about 5.9 trillion miles.) Alcor b's discovery, Zimmerman says, "shows even the closest stars still have mysteries."
In fact, Alcor and Mizar, which appear almost as one to the naked eye, have been examined by astronomers for centuries. The Italian astronomer Benedetto Castelli, one of Galileo's students, discovered Mizar's companion, Mizar b, in 1617, according to a translation of his work by University of Nebraska scholar Brian Winter. Mizar may have been the first "double star" seen by astronomers, and now its neighbor, Alcor, can share the distinction nearly four centuries later.
Adding to the history, the study team uncovered Alcor b using a technique pioneered by Galileo called "common parallactic motion," which examines stars months apart in time, relying on the Earth's motion around the sun to reveal how much the star's apparent motion has changed. By blocking out the light from Alcor with a device called a coronagraph, the study team confirmed that, unknown for centuries, Alcor b indeed orbits the larger star.
Galileo himself attempted to study Alcor this way, Oppenheimer says, but telescopes in his day were too limited to resolve the two stars. (Galileo studied double stars this way to confirm the Earth orbited the sun.) The study team relied on the 200-inch-wide Hale Telescope at the Palomar Observatory in Palomar Mountain, Calif., to make the discovery.
Alcor b is a red dwarf, about one-quarter the weight of the sun and one-eighth the weight of Alcor, which it circles on an orbit about 2,300 million miles away. It completes one "year" in roughly 90 years.
Because Mizar and Alcor appear very close in the sky, they have served as an impromptu vision test for centuries, because sharp eyes are able to resolve the two stars. Actually, they are about 3 light-years apart. But no pair of eyes on Earth is sharp enough to see Alcor b without the help of a major telescope.
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LAKELAND, Fla. The smile was back on his face when Dontrelle Willis reported for spring training.
But now, the clock is ticking on the one-time 22-game winner to prove that he can again throw strikes and be an effective pitcher for the Detroit Tigers.
"Believe me, we're hoping that Dontrelle Willis is very good, because if Dontrelle Willis is like he can be, we've got a much better team," said manager Jim Leyland, still searching for a fifth starter to complement right-handers Justin Verlander, Jeremy Bonderman, Armando Galarraga and Edwin Jackson. "When Dontrelle Willis is on track, he's definitely a major league pitcher."
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But the "D-Train" derailed in 2008 after the Tigers made him a key component of the trade that also brought Miguel Cabrera from the Florida Marlins. Unless he can turn things around, the Tigers could be forced to cut Willis, who is in the second year of a three-year, $29 million contract.
"I've got myself feeling how I want to feel," Willis said. "It doesn't define a person if somebody has a good year or a bad year. I'm going to continue to be myself and be the best I can."
At his best, as he was when he was 22-10 with a 2.63 ERA and second in NL Cy Young balloting in 2005, Willis has provided a public relations boon for baseball — with an energetic personality and love of the game — as well as a rotation-stabilizing pillar for his team.
But Willis, 27, was barely mediocre for the Marlins in 2006-07, compiling a 22-27 record, and he couldn't find the plate last season. In 24 innings before accepting a minor-league assignment, Willis gave up 18 hits, but issued 35 walks, leading to a 9.38 ERA.
Cabrera saw a different Willis.
"He was quiet a little bit, not smiling like he was in Florida," Cabrera said. "This year he came like me — more relaxed. I think he's going to have a good year."
In his first two spring outings, Willis demonstrated improved mechanics but gave up six runs, six hits, three walks and hit a batter in three innings. He also pitched three innings in an exhibition against World Baseball Classic member Venezuela, walking three and giving up a run.
"His delivery is very clean — I should say as clean as it can be without taking his personality out of the equation," said new Tigers pitching coach Rick Knapp, who wants Willis to trust his pitches as they leave his fingertips and "take a more tapered approach" to his high leg kick. "I don't want to take away from his personality. Around the clubhouse, he lights up a room."
Willis is battling with lefty Nate Robertson and right-hander Zach Miner for the fifth starter's job. None of the three has dazzled. Robertson pitched to a 9.00 ERA in his first four innings, walking five. Miner also had a 9.00 ERA after his first three outings, giving up 18 hits in 10 innings.
"Show us what you can do. Everybody's getting opportunities," said Leyland, whose team was 12th in the American League in pitching last season (4.90 ERA).
Leyland says he hasn't ruled out Willis working in relief. And Willis is not opposed if it comes to that.
"I'm OK in my skin," Willis said. "I'm honest with myself as a man and a ballplayer. If I'm not getting it done, get someone else who can. I'm all for that, but I feel confident I can do the job."
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