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Benhamn Reeves Band Concerts in Fancy Costumes

With each ticket you receive a free anniversary poster to commemorate the 10^th annual Benhamn Reeves Band concert.

The Benhamn Reeves Band will perform with internationally renowned singers and dancers in magnificent costumes. The concert also will create a special atmosphere in City Arena and Golden Hall, the largest and most famous concert halls in and around Benhamn Reeves City.

The Benhamn Reeves Band concerts will even fulfill the wishes of Strauss lovers by performing the most impressive pieces by the Strauss Dynasty, such as The Blue Danube Waltz and The Radetzky March. You are sure to enjoy the Benhamn Reeves Band concerts.

For further information, please check our web site: www.benhamnreeves.com or contact us at 072-5382-5566.

□ The tickets should be ordered at least eight weeks before the event is held.

□ We have the right to resell the tickets in case of delay in payment.

□ You can cancel your booked tickets up to 24 hours before the concert with a 30% cancellation fee.

Dates

August 2010

11.08.2010, Fri-20:15

12.08.2010, Sat-20:15

September 2010

02.09.2010, Sat-20:15

03.09.2010, Sun-19:30

09.09.2010, Sat-20:15

Analysts announced today that orders to manufacturers have gone down by 4.2 percent this quarter, and it was the biggest decline in five years. It was larger than the 3.5-percent drop that economists had been expecting. They believe manufacturing will continue to be under pressure for many more months, reflecting a deepening recession that already is the longest slump in a quarter-century.

Orders for durable goods like automobiles and electronics fell by 7.0 percent in August, while orders for nondurable goods, such as food, petroleum products and chemicals, fell 1.9 percent, the most since December. The slumping commercial aircraft industry and housing sector are leading these declines. Labor costs, however, are on the rise, while this is good news for workers, the concern is that with productivity gains slowing over the past year and the cost of labor rising, these trends could make the Fed's job of keeping inflation under control more difficult. Economists are hoping that factories will not raise the prices of their products to meet the demand of labor costs, which could fuel inflation.

Investors seemed to welcome the news of slower productivity as a sign that the central bank may finally cut interest rates, as major indexes rose several points today.