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During the last several years, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken an active role in antitrust enforcement in the health care industry, particularly with respect to hospital and physician group acquisitions. Last week, the FTC held a two-day public workshop to examine new trends and developments in the health care industry related to professional regulations of health care providers, health information technology, new care delivery models, quality measurements and pricing transparency and how those developments may affect competition. Health care providers should anticipate increased FTC scrutiny of these trends and how they affect health care costs, quality, access and care coordination.
Last week, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) held a two-day public workshop, "Examining Health Care Competition," to discuss trends and developments in the health care industry and how those developments may affect health care costs, quality, access to care and care coordination. The workshop brought together industry participants and policy experts to discuss five broad topics through a series of panels. Specifically, the workshop focused on developments related to professional regulations, innovations in health care delivery, advancements in health care technology, measuring and assessing health care quality, and price transparency for health care services.
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The FTC explained that it organized the workshop to learn more about the potential competitive implications of these new health care trends and developments. While the FTC has notably focused a great deal of time and energy in recent years analyzing and challenging hospital and physician group acquisitions, health care providers should be mindful that the FTC is carefully studying these new trends and should anticipate increased scrutiny of any actions that may raise competitive concerns or generate complaints, especially in this time of vigorous FTC health care antitrust enforcement.
To put last week's workshop into historical context, the FTC last examined competition in the health care industry in the early 2000s, when it conducted extensive joint hearings with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Antitrust Division. Those hearings led the FTC and the DOJ to release a July 2004 report providing their recommendations for antitrust enforcement in the health care industry going forward. The recommendations in that report have provided a blueprint for how the agencies have approached competition concerns in the health care industry in the decade since its issuance.
In light of this most recent workshop, the FTC may issue a new report that could similarly guide how the FTC will evaluate the competitive implications of the five topics examined. Regardless, industry participants should not expect the FTC to waver in its focus on the health care industry as a top enforcement priority. This is particularly true as ACOs mature and the industry and the FTC gain more experience with how ACOs form and operate.
The FTC will accept written public comments regarding the workshop discussions until April 30, 2014.
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to get us back on task...sorry!! And as Kitty said in one of her emails,
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Well, I semi-participate and semi-lurk. My last question about
bronze
fennel went unanswered. And I'm not sure how sensitive I
should be about
getting no response when we have such usually vocal
and helpful folks on
board? So it just reinforces not participating
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I can understand why other lurkers may want
to keep lurking. Oh well,
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We are often so narrowly focused on the strange electoral system that we endure in this country that we fail to notice that many of our European partners always or usually have hung parliamentary assemblies. Last year we all knew that the German election would not result in one party having an overall majority so a "hung" Bundestag was a certainty. But I do not recall any speculators seeing this as a threat to the stability of the German political or financial systems.
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I travel everywhere by train, but am incensed by the Government's proposal for a high-speed rail link (report, 12 March). £30bn would be far better spent on upgrading the existing rail infrastructure. How many taxpayers would benefit from eight minutes being shaved off the journey time to Edinburgh, compared with the countless numbers who currently suffer the unreliability of shorter everyday journeys due to signal failures, faults on rolling stock and general decrepitude of the system?
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Clare Cheney
Haywards Heath, West Sussex
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The proposed high-speed rail link between Scotland and England would, at around £30bn, be extremely costly and damaging to our countryside and environment. It would also be wasteful, given that we already have two excellent rail links to England.
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An upgrading of the painfully slow rail links between all Scotland's cities to 125mph, and a new east coast motorway linking Dundee to Aberdeen and Inverness would turn the north of Scotland from a remote cul de sac into a place to do business.
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Dunblane, Perthshire
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Collecting cord blood is not as simple as you imply (report, 2 March). The Human Tissue Authority has expressed concern that "unlawful umbilical cord blood collection may compromise safety and quality standards".
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The wheels of world commerce should not turn at the expense of social cohesion. The gap between rich and poor has widened in the past three decades and this will not be mended by HSBC boss Michael Geoghegan's doubtless sincere £4m contribution from his bonus to charity (report, 1 March).
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Dr Christoph Lees
London W14
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You report (8 March) on Jeremy Hunt's statement that BBC Three and BBC Four were "expensive, with very, very small audiences", producing programming for niche audiences. I would like to reassure Mr Hunt that while the budgets for these channels are not as high as he suggests, the money that is invested in content across BBC Three and BBC Four goes entirely into the creative community both inside and outside the BBC, therefore playing a vital role in helping talented programme-makers to grow and flourish.
With a total weekly audience of 17.4m, BBC Three is now the UK's most-watched digital channel and has the highest share among its target audience of 16- to 34-year-olds. With programming as diverse as the award-winning Being Human and First Time Voters' Question Time, on which Mr Hunt himself appeared, the channel's reputation and audience is growing all the time.
BBC Four has a weekly audience of 8.5m viewers, and is committed to showcasing a wide range of arts, music, culture and knowledge programming in an intelligent and accessible way. Far from "niche" topics, there have been dramas about Winnie Mandela and Enid Blyton, documentaries about feminism and its impact on women's lives today, and engaging science pieces such as Chemistry – a Volatile History that have been enjoyed by more than a million viewers each.
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Director, BBC Vision,
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Ban on booze won't fix bus services
The latest consultation exercise on buses ("Alcohol ban proposed to improve bus services", 9 March) once again reveals the Government's failure to recognise the "double-decker in the garage". It is now beyond doubt that the lower fares, more passengers and better services that the Tories claimed would follow deregulation outside London in the mid-1980s have failed to materialise.
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Kate Francis
TV crosses borders
This week, during the sixth hour of David Dimbleby's television series entitled The Seven Ages of Britain, he devoted several minutes to Scotland. Was this an oversight?
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Is tennis elitist?
Evelyn Atkinson (letters, 11 March) believes that a £40 annual club membership fee means that tennis is an accessible sport for any aspiring junior player. But children can't simply play tennis; to reach a reasonable level they need coaching. Unlike coaching in most team sports at junior level (football, hockey, cricket), which is run by senior club players and committed parents, tennis coaching is dominated by professionals at upwards of £18 per hour. Yes juniors can pay their membership, go on court and hit a ball over a net, but developing good technical skills requires a considerable investment.
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Junk-mail solutions
Pauline Jameson (letters, 11 March) asks what would happen if we all dropped unsolicited letters into the nearest post box? I do, together with a note saying I did not request the item, resealing the envelope and posting it unstamped. I'm sure a few thousand more items might dissuade some companies from sending them in the first place.
Hilary Haskell
Clashes in Nigeria
I am concerned that reports about the internal conflict in Nigeria place so much emphasis on religious divisions. Surely people don't go to war over which god is the greater? As your correspondent Daniel Howden points out (report, 11 March): "The latest killings have their roots in local conflicts over land and resources that have raised tensions between the two faith communities."
John Pinkerton
Milton Keynes
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Microsoft Confirms KB2862330 Windows 7 Update Problems:
So let's get the story straight. KB2862330 from the moment it was released indicated it might need two reboots to be properly installed.
Microsoft stated that in the known issues section at the top of the security bulletin from the moment it was released.
The system will reboot, start again and rather than coming up, will just restart a second time. It's expected and not a bug.
There are a few folks seeing issues with this update and quite frankly I expect it. This is a lot of updates in the kernel section with impact to usb drivers. Where we have a ton of third party development. And not always the greatest third party development.
So let's not blow these statements out of proportion to the reality.
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You always "speak" with such clarity on things such as this, and when you don't know will say so and try to help. Keep it going – you are a rare commodity nowadays.
I have had repeating BSOD problems immediately after this Windows 7 update giving me a STOP code of 0x00000074 with every restart. The auto-restarts even caused my Boot partition to fill with crash debugging dumps. Something I've never seen before.
I cannot access my System Restore files to undo this mess. But fortunately, I have a dual boot system that allows me to easily access every drive and every partition including the affected Windows 7 installed on a different drive. Is there any other way to remove the 2862330 update changes that were made and replace them with the previous working files and registry?
Sounds impossible, doesn't it?
Gavin can you email me at susan-at-msmvps.com (change the -at- to @) so we can get someone to look at that system?
As of yesterday both my laptops decided not to connect to internet with IE. I had recently done updates on both (one is an hp pavilion g4 and one is a g7). I have also recently updated the Bios on both because using HP Manager it came up as options and I thought it would help performance, etc. When both started having problems I assumed it was Bios update. However, I started surfing first through the recently installed updates. My g4 only had a couple of MS updates and one was 2574819 related to those using RDP. Since I don't, I unistalled it and, viola, IE worked again. NOT SO FORTUNATE on my g7. I thought I would find the same update on the g7 and uninstall it and fix the same problem on that laptop but I do not see that update on there. The most recent update was on 10/17 and it was only this update 2862330, others were 3 days prior and didn't stop my IE.
So, would this update cause my IE to stop working? I have internet connection (and I did on my g4 as well-what I'm using now to post) but IE won't keep working. They both have IE 10. And if this is the culprit for my g7, can I just uninstall it – or is it not that simple?


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Skip to comments.Philadelphia woman charged with kidnapping girl from school, raping her [wore burqa]
Posted on 05/14/2013 9:33:29 PM PDT by expat1000
A Philadelphia woman was indicted this week, accused of abducting a 5-year-old girl from her school by posing as her mother, raping her and leaving her barely clothed and crying at a playground. Christina Regusters was charged Monday with aggravated assault, kidnapping, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse and several other offenses in the January incident that had police searching door to door and parents clutching their children tightly. The little girl's ordeal began January 14 when a woman wearing a burqa -- a head-to-toe covered garment with a slit for the eyes -- went to a West Philadelphia school shortly after classes started and scribbled her name on a sign-in sheet, police said.
(Excerpt) Read more at edition.cnn.com ...
and here in Texas too:
"The little girl's ordeal began January 14 when a woman wearing a burqa..." - http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3014049/posts
A burqa is NOT religious garb. Even if it were, too bad. You can't walk around in disguise.
I wonder what would happen if I went into a bank or police station wearing a ski mask? But a burqa with an eye slit is somehow considered appropriate. Nevermind, I'm attempting to find logic in multiculturalism, which is a bad idea. It's like trying to find order in chaos, or sanity in political correctness.
Sure you can, if your a muslim.
She's facing multiple charges including:
criminal conspiracy
aggravated assault
involuntary deviant sexual intercourse
contact with a minor
unlawful restraint
false imprisonment
interference with the custody of a child
concealing the whereabouts of a child
indecent assault
simple assault
corruption of minors
recklessly endangering another person
I frankly don't care what her reason was for doing this to a 5 yr. old...she knew it was wrong before she started. And to think this gal worked at a daycare center ta boot!
Throw the book at her!
more than a book should be thrown at her.
Something about the weight of a small book but with a lot higher velocity.
lead bound?
..."more than a book should be thrown at her"...
Agree....I have zip zero sympathy..and am so tired of people trying to determine peoples so called "motives" when they attack and harm children. Who the heck cares what the motive is....they commited the crime...nail them and throw away the key.
If I had it my way any body who hurt children this way 'need' the death penalty. There is no excuse for it and I don't care if they were abused themsleves...a common and overused excuse so many use today....they know it's wrong from the get go!
From what I've read, this scumbag woman knew this little girl. She wore a burka, I imagine because the child's mother is muslim and wears one too. This is a classic case of PC at work-School 'authorities' never asked for ID or for the woman to show her face because they didn't want an "islimophobia" complaint.
I totally agree. Those who mess with kids (especially sexually) deserve the death penalty.
Around .30 cal should do. It breaks my heart a little bit. A 5-year-old girl left crying in a playground. The witch who did this better pray hard for forgiveness if she's going to get any.
Tie the hefty-bag shut and throw it in the dump.
My daughter-in-law worked for several years in trauma....she said that you do become numb to all you see, (you have to or you'd burn out fast).... and just go about taking care of whatever emergency comes......until it's a child.
She has seen things done to children that would break your heart many times over...and it does the staff that treats them.....always.
No it's not...it's the fault of the gal who did this to her..period!
Trying to pass the buck to school authorites is another "excuse" for letting off people who deserve to be punished severely for 'their' crime.
. This is a classic case of PC at work-School authorities never asked for ID or for the woman to show her face because they didnt want an islimophobia complaint.
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Well, they did ask for her 'govt supplied photo ID', and she showed them.
Of course with EVERYONE being photographed with a full facial mask kind of makes it hard to pick one from the other.
And 'they' say WE ARE INSENSITIVE and don't 'understand' them.
Crime against children is the closest thing to being unforgiveable IMO.....and in this country we have stopped 'protecting' our children. We should all be hurting "alot" it is so.
Well that's true...we don't...and they don't understand themselves either.... which is why there will never be communication understood....besides it's not up to us to do so..it's up to them to acclimate to OUR country, under our laws and rules, and culture. I refuse to dance around them.
"It would be better for him if a millstone were hung around his neck and he were thrown into the sea, than that he would cause one of these little ones to stumble."
Or causes them to sin. That's what harming a child does: introduce them to the sinful nature of the world. The worst thing that can happen, even worse than the original harm, is that they emulate the harm done to them because of a festering anger. I'm no expert in this matter, however.
It would be better for him if a millstone were hung around his neck and he were thrown into the sea, than that he would cause one of these little ones to stumble.
Children who are sexually abused carry it with them a lifetime. Though they heal with help... the scars remain...they are wounded little souls.
I knew a woman in therapy once who was raped by her father when small (anal sodomy) and by her mother with fingers with long nails.
Lobotomize the creature and teach her to drag a rake.
I didn't know that. It HAD been reported that the front desk people at the school only spoke to her about who she was picking up, not that they asked for ID.
I never said it wasn't the scumbag womans fault, just that it could have been avoided had she shown her face.
I didnt know that
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I must not have put the s/ tag on that one.
It was a facetious remark because if you take 3 or 4 of those 'so inclined' to wear that garb, it would be impossible to tell them apart.
Unless, of course, you are using s/ on me....<: <:
>>Those who mess with kids (especially sexually) deserve the death penalty.<<
Preferably by Apache justice - buried up to the neck, the face smeared with honey and let fire ants do the rest.
This case has more to it than reported here....some exerts found going back to when first began.
The leader of Majlish Ash-Ashura, the governing body of a wide swath of Muslim organizations in the Delaware Valley. ... is led by 'Imam Asim Abdur-Rashid,... the grandfather of the 5-year-old girl.'
Imams came together in part to quell rumors or notions that a rival Muslim organization may have been responsible for the kidnapping of the child by someone in Muslim attire.
.... Christina Regusters' father, 40-year-old Demetreaus Moore, was recently released from prison and is living in Maryland as a registered sex offender.... In in 2005, when Christina was 11 years old, Moore was charged with two counts of sexually abusing a minor. He was convicted and went to jail in 2006.
Kline said the girl suffered "terrible, horrible injuries" ... he said adding that there were clearly additional people involved.
Investigators say....Christina signed in and went to the girl's classroom. There, she told the substitute teacher she was the girl's mother and said she was taking her to breakfast......When the substitute teacher challenged her, police say the woman got indignant, saying,.. "I signed what I was supposed to sign, I've got other appointments and I do not need to put up with your nonsense."
Investigators say after that woman left the school she walked the child several blocks to a home in West Philadelphia, where the two were joined by a man.
....Regusters had to be relocated to another prison because she had been assaulted in the initial prison being held
You+ rant on motives is odd. This involved three beasts one of which was covered with a throw rug to keep the dust off. In short it is a pissing contest between the mothers to keep the daughter from having a husband. Why did we let these people in here?
This world ceases to amaze me. The fact she is a woman 'raping' a little girl is one thing. The other thing is that the media and police actually call it rape.
Generally, in the case of male-on-female rape, you don't hear it described as that. It's "assault", "attack" or other nondescript term. Yet when is comes to this, it's "rape" from the gitgo. The only time you hear of anything 'deviant' like 'sodomy' is when it is man/woman.
What this is, what it means, is that the powers-that-be have decided to 'normalize' deviant behavior (in the case of homosexuality) as a normal sexual transgression, ergo "rape". And that is why they use that term.
I work with a few nurses who have worked in children's hospitals and they've said the very same thing.
Ya think??? how about perps wearing burqas too????
So how does that change the outcome that a 5 year was harmed? I said motive I could care less about...that still stands. ...so does my rant.
It's not just another five year old girl. Know your enemy.
Will you just state your meaning? You're dancing in circles saying nothing at all.
I wondered...but decided to give you the benefit of my doubts!
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Saturated Fat 9.9 g49.6%
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Getty, J. Paul. The Joys of Collecting (New York: Hawthorn Books, Inc., 1965), pp. 76, 84.
Carandini, A. Vibia Sabina. (Florence: 1969), pp. 185-86, no. 51; figs. 226-227.
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Three climate activists who bound themselves to construction equipment at the Burrillville, R.I., natural-gas compressor station are looking at a big legal charge.
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PROVIDENCE — Pope Francis may not be visiting Rhode Island, but one Catholic activist is trying to spread his environmental message through peaceful protest.
BURRILLVILLE, R.I. — Environmental activists have once again launched an act of disobedience on the grounds of a natural-gas pipeline project and a proposed natural-gas power plant.
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Welcome to Gulf Dunes Resort, on beautiful Okaloosa Island. The powdery, sugar-white sands found here are unique to this exclusive area, and if you are fortunate enough to vacation here, you'll experience a beach vacation like nowhere else in the US. The island atmosphere of Okaloosa eliminates the crowded found in nearby Destin, while putting you within minutes of Destin Harbor and all of the attractions of the Emerald Coast.
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Gulf Dunes is a very nice property. Our condo #405 East overall fit our needs; however, there are a few things that would have made it better: the dishwasher did not clean the dishes very well, which means we had to hand wash them all. The kitchen could be better stocked with more silverware, salt and pepper, plastic containers, aluminum foil/plastic wrap. We never could get the tv to come on with the remote--could only change channels with the remote after turning on the tv using the buttons on the tv. We tried all the remotes available. Lastly , blackout curtain would have been nice as the bedroom window is right next to the elevator so it was never dark in the room.
My husband and I enjoyed our stay very much. The condo was clean and comfortable, the kitchen was nicely equipped, and the view was amazing! We would definitely stay here again.
Family of 5 (kids 9, 6, 4) Spring Break Vacation and although the weather did not cooperate, we had a great time! Condo was perfect size for our active family, kitchen was equipped with need tools for at home meals, w/d was helpful, tv & free wifi was a blessing during rainy days. Balcony with amazing views. More positves... the staff was able to research a egg hunt for my kids to participate in during the week before easter, beach chairs/umbrella & Billy the attendant was AMAZING! He was so pleasant & helpful, catching our toys & kites as they blew away in the 20 mph winds! Room for improvement... electrical plugs were all very loose. Plugs kept falling out of sockets. My electrician husband said basic tightening would fix. Also, the sofa bed is a very basic mattress. A child could sleep on it, but IMO would be extremely uncomfortable for adult. Thank you so much for the chance to enjoy your rental!