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The Real Madrid coach driver was revving the engine out on Calle Blasco Ibáñez when, well after midnight on Saturday, the man formerly known as the most expensive footballer in the world strode through a heaving mixed zone in El Madrigal. "All right mate," offered Cristiano Ronaldo with a comically broad Oasis lilt as he spied a familiar face from the Manchester press pack amid the huddle at the end of the line. "Don't worry, he's just coming through." And, as the Portuguese departed stage left to put the finishing touches on a new contract back at the Bernabéu, Gareth Bale duly emerged from the changing rooms to walk, head bowed and eyes fixed on the floor, through the throng and away.
The man of the moment did not utter a word on a goalscoring debut that announced his arrival as a Madridista, an entrance as productive as those mustered by Luís Figo, David Beckham and Brazil's Ronaldo before him. The silence was frustrating though, in truth, his brief time at Real to date has been such a blur of grandiose presentations and flash-bulbed media events, the 24-year-old as used to clutching a microphone in his hand as feeling a ball at his feet these days, that he might consider himself due some reticence. He must feel dizzied by the whirlwind still, the 61 minutes of competitive football he had managed against Villarreal tantamount to a respite from the frenzy.
These are Bale's first steps into a new life and, by converting the right-back Daniel Carvajal's low centre seven minutes before the interval on Saturday, he has set the required tone. People will forget that he appeared a little boy lost, a nervy presence consigned to the periphery, over this contest's opening exchanges, a player yearning for match fitness after such a disrupted pre-season. Three days' training with new team-mates after the international break was hardly going to prove sufficient to click into Real's rhythm. Nor has he had the time to grow accustomed to Ronaldo's mannerisms.
The last of those days of hurried preparation had seen the established galáctico leap into a tackle on the new man in a keep-ball kick-around at Ciudad Real Madrid. From the outside, that incident had looked like the Portuguese reasserting some personal authority, fuelling the inevitable conspiracy theories that Ronaldo's ego will not allow him to be usurped as this club's main attraction. "There'll be no issue between those two, none at all," said the assistant manager, Paul Clement, who had been overseeing a drill with another group at the time. "Good players like to work with good players. They'll help each other to achieve things for this club, I'm sure, and if they keep scoring, everyone will be happy." It was Ronaldo who briefly thrust the visitors ahead at Villarreal before another former Tottenham Hotspur player, Giovani dos Santos, rasped in the hosts' deserved equaliser. For Carlo Ancelotti and Co this was two points surrendered at newly promoted if hugely impressive opponents but at least the £166m attacking duo are off the mark in each other's company.
Not that they feel a natural fit as yet. Until Bale conjured his team's leveller, he had appeared uncomfortable in a reactive brief. All free-kicks are the older man's prerogative, the pair's dovetailing still needs work, and it was only when Ronaldo decided to drift to the right that Bale shuffled over to his favoured position on the left. It was from there that he burst beyond Mario Gaspar to score, reward for a performance that had previously been a mishmash of sporadic touches and stifled interchanges, reminding him instantly of his underlying qualities. Authority crept back thereafter.
"He seemed to grow when that went in," said Clement. "I'm sure it was quite a relief. The transfer was a long saga and ate into his pre-season and I'm sure he's glad to get that game out of the way. This is not easy for him but he's got a lot of support here. One of the first things I noticed when I came to Real is how different it is to Paris Saint-Germain. There we were in the early stages of restructuring, while here everything's so well established: the club has become used to foreign coaches and foreign players over many, many years. Everything's in place to give them that support and make that transition for Gareth very easy."
Clement's own presence will be beneficial. The former PE teacher from Sutton has become integral to Ancelotti's back-room staff over spells at Chelsea and PSG, and followed the Italian to Madrid in the summer. The manager may live in a city hotel, the £86m new signing camped on another floor of the same building, but the assistant is already settled in the Spanish capital with his family in a house five minutes from the training ground. He is learning the language, as he sought to do over 18 months in France, and can act as a support for Bale as he did for David Beckham when the former England captain saw out his professional career at Parc des Princes last season.
"I've helped him with some of the communication, at training over set-plays and tactical organisation, things he might not understand straight away because all those drills are done in Spanish," he said. "If he needs anything then I'm here. It's a similar scenario to David: we had a really good relationship, mostly because we were two Englishmen in Paris, and he could always lean on me if he needed to. He did, at times, and having someone else around who spoke the same language helped him settle in France. It's an outlet sometimes, a bit of relief when you're still trying to get to grips with the language.
"Gareth and I can develop the same kind of professional relationship here and help each other. I'd been in France a while by the time David arrived but I know how Carlo works and, if I can pass on anything to Gareth to make him feel more at home, then great. He's got a good friend in Luka Modric, who played with him at Spurs and is almost acting as his interpreter at the minute. That helps. And Carlo speaks good English, too. But Gareth seems relaxed already in the dressing room. This is a good bunch of guys who have been very welcoming to us all.
"You do feel the history of the place. The expectation, too. And you're not allowed to forget what representing Real means. It dawns on you pretty quickly just what you're buying into. The strange thing is that when you're on the inside you learn to appreciate this is a football team with normal guys, normal training, normal preparation for games. The difference is what's happening outside that bubble: the interest, the expectation, the pressure. That's what takes time to accept and understand. Getting down to the normal, everyday work can feel like a bit of a relief."
It is wrong to judge Bale on this display. A player saddled by a stunted pre-season could hardly expect to burst on to the scene displaying the same swagger and assurance with which he graced the Premier League so startlingly last term. He was always going to appear rusty at El Madrigal, a strangely ramshackle arena for the most costly club side ever assembled – Real's lineup cost in the region of €400m – to showcase its potential, and that might explain the visiting media manager's explanation that the player "might" be more open to offer his own post-match assessment after next weekend's visit of Getafe to the Bernabéu.
Games will tune his approach. He will have graced the Champions League again by then, Tuesday's trip to Galatasaray frustrating the player's attempts to seek out a house of his own back in Madrid, even if his representatives will be scouting out properties in his absence. It will take time to settle, on and off the pitch. But, for now, the initial impression is promising.
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At first glance this looks like some sort of supersonic aircraft, but it's the Slider S5 Automatic Iron from Siemens, a precision instrument for those of us to whom ironing is not second nature. It's got three-position automatic shut off, can crank out gobs of steam, and has a three-section hot zone, one for pre-dampening, the second for soaking and the third for the really hot stuff that dries off all that moisture real quick-like.
The thing even functions as a vertical steamer to take wrinkles out of that sportcoat you slept in last night. Plus, there's no need to use distilled water because it has an anti-calc system. This iron looks so radical you might want to store it in your trophy case for all to see. By the way, for $133 it ought to do more than heat and steam; it shouldn't be called "automatic" unless it actually irons all your clothes for you and hangs them in the closet.
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Siituated on the banks of the river Yamuna of , Agra is the most popular destination in India. This city which was built during 1475 had existed during Mahabharat period and Mahirshi Angira in 1000 BC. Interstingly the city came into prominence only during the Mughal period. Agra always attracts large number of tourists for the beauty of the Mughal architecture most notably is one of the Seven Wonders of the World - Taj Mahal. This place is stunning to view at night for the multi-colored lighting.
Places to Stay
There are good budget hotels in Agra. Some of them are Hotel Raj Bed & Breakfast (Tariff – Rs.800), Grand Hotel Agra (Tariff – Rs.1,500), Bhoomi Residency (Tariff – Rs.1800) and Dolphin Inn (Tariff –1600).
The official language of Agra is Hindi. The other language known is Urdu.
The Important Festivals of Agra is Adoor Gajamel (February).
Places to Visit
There are several places of tourist attraction in Agra. Some of the places include Tāj Mahal (12kms from Adilabad) , Agra Fort (5.2 kms from Agra) Fatehpūr Sikrī, (30 kms from Agra) I'timād-Ud-Daulah ( 9 kms from Agra) Akbar's Tomb, Sikandra (12 kms from Agra) and Mankameshwar Temple(12 kms from Agra).
How to Get There
The Agra airport is located 12.5 away from the heart of the city.
There are regular express trains to New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Pune, Bhopal, Indore, Kochi, Gwalior, Jabalpur, Ujjain, Jaipur, Lucknow, Thiruvananthapuram etc.
There are regular buses connecting to major cities in North India. Some of the best bus operators that offer good experience for passengers are Hans Travels, Royal Travels and Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation(RSRTC). When you buy your tickets online look out for bus ticket booking offers.
Various state transport buses connect the area to different parts of the state. Private buses are pretty active in the area, too. Online bus booking facility is the most convenient way to book your tickets.


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Anna Stowe is a motorcyclist, artist, and awesome woman from Nova Scotia. She recently did a collection of art pieces called "Miles of Bliss" that celebrate the early days of motorcycle trials and scrambles.
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Naming Rights and Wrongs
For the past three days I've explored the history of what people have called the fighting on the north side of Boston harbor in late May 1775. That question may involve more than historical accuracy.
If we call the event "The Battle of Chelsea Creek," as a recent research grant does, that naturally calls to mind the city of Chelsea, from which the provincial forces embarked and fired. Using the name "Noddle's Island," the object of the main fighting, links the event to modern East Boston, which was developed as that island became part of the mainland.
Not only are there bragging rights involved, but if the current National Park Service initiative results in some sort of historic site, that could affect tourism and land values.
There's also a question of whether the fight, which ended with no dead on the American side and only two on the British (American accounts at the time greatly exaggerated that damage), should count as a "battle." Some local historians thought not.
Personally I like the name "Fight over Noddle's Island" because it seems more in scale with the casualties and because it preserves the fun name "Noddle's Island." (Noddle's Island! Noddle's Island! Noddle's Island!)
But I can't get too exercised about the justice or injustice of names for Revolutionary events because so many are already biased, inaccurate, or anachronistic. We use those names mainly as conventions; we need a common way to refer to events, and sometimes those names carry a bit of awkwardness along.
In 1770 Bostonians quickly referred to the 5 March riot and shooting on King Street in which five people died as a "Horrid Massacre." In London, a pamphlet published about the same event called it "the Late Unhappy Disturbance." Today the term "Boston Massacre" prevails, even as many American accounts lean toward the British soldiers and downplay their share of responsibility for the violence.
For decades after 1773 locals and historians referred to Bostonians' "destruction of the tea." The term "Boston Tea Party" was invented in the late 1820s, apparently by a man named Joshua Wyeth, who claimed to have participated. (I find some details of his interviews suspicious, but others have looked into his legal testimony and been convinced.) The new label originally referred to the men involved—they constituted the "tea party"—and only later to the action. But now everyone knows what "Boston Tea Party" refers to, even if we disagree about today's Tea Party or Parties.
Another latter-day term is "Powder Alarm" for the militia mobilization of 2 Sept 1774. Richard Frothingham used it in his 1865 Life and Times of Joseph Warren, but I don't see the phrase in earlier sources.
We use the term "Battle of Lexington and Concord" because those towns saw the most significant shooting in 1775, according to the Massachusetts Provincial Congress. And those shots were significant because, the congress declared, the British army clearly fired first. (The situation isn't that clear from today's perspective.) Of course, there was also shooting in many other towns as well, with the worst American casualties coming in Menotomy, but more inclusive alternative names like "Battle Road" haven't caught on.
Finally, there's the "Battle of Bunker Hill." The provincials built their redoubt on top of a rise called Breed's Hill; people disagree on whether that was then considered merely part of the larger Bunker's Hill or a separate feature. By the end of the day, the British forces had taken both Breed's Hill and Bunker's Hill, and remained on the latter until evacuating Boston in March 1776. So even though the major fighting occurred on Breed's Hill, what we now call Bunker Hill was the prize.
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We've seen the new trailer and 3D sneak preview for The Green Hornet, and we are digging how it balances comedy and action in an all-new kind of superhero movie. Plus exclusive thoughts from Seth Rogen and director Michel Gondry!
The Green Hornet panel at Comic-Con unveiled both an extended trailer and a scene that was far enough in the 3D conversion process to share. A lot of the trailer was the same sort of stuff we saw in the previous trailer, at least as far as the action was concerned. On the other hand, what it did show us was some new jokes that were actually really funny.
The highlight was a great exchange at The Daily Sentinel where Britt Reid tries to sell his skeptical staff on calling the new man of mystery "The Green Bee", even though everyone likes Kato's suggestion of the Green Hornet a lot more, and there were also some great bits around what Kato's memoir would be called ("Oil Changes and Cappuccinos" versus "Balls Deep in Shitkicking Dudes) and what Britt Reid looks for in women (which was balls - actually, we can pretty much guarantee you there will be more talk about balls in The Green Hornet than any other superhero movie, with the possible exception of Thor). Also, if nothing else, Christoph Waltz as the villain is going to be a ton of fun to watch.
With the trailer taking care of the laughs, the clip gave us a sense of the film's visuals. The 3D conversion does look sharp, and it really brings out the depth and scope of director Michel Gondry's visual imagination, which anyone who has seen Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind can tell you is already pretty damn amazing. We saw an example of "Kato Vision", in which we go inside Kato's mind and see how he plans out the best way to kick a ton of ass. It's not the newest idea necessarily, but the unique flair Gondy brings to the proceedings make it look nothing quite like any superhero movie we've seen before. There are still some warning signs - that January 2011 release date doesn't inspire confidence, although the panel explained that's simply how long it takes to do the 3D conversion right - but the movie looks better and better the more we see of it.
The panel then discussed some of the finer points of the film, making it clear throughout their reverence for the entire Green Hornet mythos that has come before. Seth Rogen noted that they wanted to explore the role of sidekicks and how unfair it is for Kato, the real heavyweight of the team, gets consigned to second banana status. One of the things they made a big point of keeping the same was the film's car, turning down tons of money from various car companies - much to the studio's chagrin - in order to use the original 1965 Chrysler.
Michel Gondry explained that he and Seth Rogen had always wanted to do the movie in 3D, and it's something that has interested him since he was a kid. When we talked to him last night, Gondry told us that the key to the Green Hornet character is his relatability, the fact that he's not a god. Even Batman, Gondry explained, has motivations that are so removed from what most people can understand, whereas Britt Reid is a very human character with understandable flaws and weaknesses. He also explained that action movies are like geometry, and it's just a question of fitting it all together so that it's "contiguous" and makes sense visually. Perhaps underscoring the challenge of this particular film, he said the aesthetic of The Green Hornet is like a Rubik's Cube.
When we talked with Seth Rogen yesterday, he told us a lot about the film's action and what he thinks audiences will respond to with the film:
Is there one moment or scene in Green Hornet that everyone will be talking about?
Some of the stuff that Gondry's doing with Kato's fighting is really original. The stuff that's in 3D will really add to the movie, but I honestly hope it's the character moments that people walk away with. Take Inception for instance, the scene people are talking about is the part in which Joseph Gordon-Levitt kisses Ellen Page. It's the little character moments that are far more resonant than these giant action sequences. I hope audiences walk away with the desire to see more of the relationship between Britt Reid, Kato, and Lenore Case.
The Green Hornet is a hero with a long history – you have the old radio serials, the TV show. How was it writing a film about a hero with such a rich history that people may not necessarily be aware of?
As a writer it was really down to me, as so many superheroes are based on The Green Hornet. It was the first superhero to have anything to do with a newspaper, it was the first superhero to have these technologically advanced cars. The fact that all these movies have come out since the creation of the Green Hornet has been a challenge. How do we get these plot points – that are now quintessential — to feel new and original? For example, how will we get the newspaper to play a role that's not the same role in Spider-Man? How will his dead father play a different role than in Batman? How will his car be different from James Bond?
We're seeing some fairly ridiculous stunts in this preview. Any dicey moments on set?
The car in the elevator was a little scary – I was actually in that car a couple times! I'm constantly amazed at the size of the explosions they're comfortable putting actors near. The explosion in the scene where Christoph Waltz blows up the nightclub, he's really him walking away from it! (laughs) It's fucking unbelievable what they have us do!
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Ride Home 1/31 & Ride In 2/1: Ideas, old gossip, oddments of all things
Sometimes I think the greater danger of the L Street Cycle Track comes from pedestrians than from drivers. Not because they're distracted and not paying attention, but simply because of self-interest and advancing that self-interest at the expense of others. CONFUSION and DISTRACTION make for great excuses, but sometimes it's just APATHY. Let's stop conflating these things.
Later in the ride, I kicked a cone. It was a traffic cone and it was placed in the bike lane in front of the Folger Shakespeare Library. I unclipped my right foot from the pedal, swung and it back like a polo mallet and struck the cone, laces down, about midway up, sending it cascading toward the curb. I learned later than night that Dave had also kicked that cone, maybe only a few minutes before I did. Next time, I might just take the cone, like a pirate's plunder. Don't put cones in the bike lane. Unless they are ice cream cones. Then, soft serve please.
My bike has a mechanical issue (SPOILER ALERT) that I am incapable of fixing and it's that one of the brake hoods has become loose and has drifted down the handlebar, so it points downward rather than remaining level with the top of the bar. It reminds me of a stag with uneven antlers. On account of that, I rode the Brompton today. I rode lethargically. I felt like it took me 2 hours to get from home to Swings. I was dispirited by the wind and then further dispirited by how slowly I was progressing and then even further dispirited by how dispirited I was from those other things. It was like a vicious cyclone of dispiritedness. I could have used some of the air from that vicious cyclone to fill my tires, which seemed low and might have contributed to the lethargy.
After coffee, I rode up 17th Street to Farragut North, where I folded, both the bike and the bike trip, and decided to take the Metro to work. The Metro platform was quite crowded, but the train itself was fine and I was able to grab a seat and watch the world go by. The world that went by was very dark. The world inside was very orange.
At Tenley, I recommenced the ride, taking Wisconsin to Nebraska and then rounded Ward Circle partially and then I arrived at work and have been here since, except for taking Bikeshare down to Glover Park for lunch. I forgot my gloves during that ride and my fingers have only recently forgiven me.
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Forgetting your gloves on a day like today - my fingers would have cracked and broken completely off, and that would have made it much more difficult to grasp the handlebars.ReplyDelete
The sliding brake/hood lever is a very simple fix in 99.9% of cases. Is it simply a brake lever (i.e. not a "brifter" brake/shifter combo)? If so, the fixing bolt shouldn't be too difficult to find and fix. If it continues to slip, you might want to try a bit of anti-slip paste under the clamping band (yes, this will scratch a chromed handlebar, but chrome is slick, so....).ReplyDelete
I've been riding through the warm and cold and wind and everything else this bipolar weather has thrown my way. It's been interesting, I'll grant you that, but not the worst, either - in other words, it hasn't had me wanting to hop on Metro, a bus, or into my car. :)


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Many doctors still long for the good old days when they were in charge, when they set their fees, when patients did not question their decisions. But even if employers succeed in pushing more of the cost and responsibility of health care administration onto their employees, doctors will never be so autonomous as they were before managed care.
But what about docs who are more or less with the program, who have made their accommodation? They still have gripes, and plans need to address them. To get an idea of what irks docs the most, we talked to knowledgeable people in health plans, physician organizations, and other segments of the health care industry.
Depending on your point of view, these issues are either the carping of chronic malcontents or strategic blunders on the part of health plans that contribute to increased costs, decreased quality of care, and poor customer service. At the very least, the generally adversarial relationship between physicians and health plans is conspicuously out of step with trends in other industries, where long-term strategic partnerships between buyers and suppliers are the rule. Sooner or later, it seems, health plans and providers will have to find common ground on these points of contention.
"The damage that health plans do to the patient/physician relationship is their most egregious error," asserts Teresa B. Devine, MBA, director of health care financing at the Texas Medical Association.
Devine says that health plans try to substitute their clinical judgment for the physician's, which can result in a needed diagnostic service or therapy not being provided or being provided too late.
"Physicians resent having a clinical review done by someone who has no idea what the patient's history is and who is only going by some guidelines that may or may not apply to a particular patient's circumstances," says Devine.
She cites the case of a physician who recommended that his patient, who had a hysterectomy, remain hospitalized for additional days. The health plan declined to pay for the additional days. The patient subsequently developed complications and was readmitted.
Aetna Health Inc. v. Davila made it all the way to the United States Supreme Court, which decided in 2004 that the Texas Health Care Liability Act, under which Juan Davila sued Aetna for not exercising ordinary care, was preempted by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974.
According to Mary Jo Malone, vice president for private sector advocacy at the American Medical Association, it's not uncommon for physicians to be presented with a provider contract that does not include a fee schedule.
"It's outrageous," complains Malone, who gives this example: "Five years ago, the Medical Association of Georgia had to sue Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia to get the fee schedule, and the state medical association prevailed. It took Blue Cross nearly five years to comply with the court's ruling and divulge the fee schedule and payment methodology. Health plans won't even do something a court orders!"
Then there are "downcoding" and "bundling," which reduce payments to physicians. Say a physician performs a physical exam and the patient also asks about a mole. The physician bills for the evaluation and management of the mole along with the physical, but many health plan adjudication systems will flag the claim, which is then denied or "pended." Alternatively, the evaluation and management service may be denied as not medically necessary, or bundled with the preventive service, which means the physician will be paid only for the physical examination.
Even electronic claims now involve "a tangled web of confusion," according to Malone. An electronic claim typically goes through a variety of clearinghouses, each of which generates a transaction fee billed to the physician. What's more, many provider contracts allow plans to rent their networks to other plans. This means that repricers try to find arrangements with these other plans at rates lower than the ones that apply to the original claim.
"This is the network rental issue," Malone explains. "California passed legislation because Blue Shield of California was renting its network to United HealthCare. So even if you had a binding fee schedule with Blue Shield, you could get paid a lower rate, even though you had not signed a contract with United HealthCare."
Sticking it to the docs can end up costing a health plan a whole lot more than it may save. That's been the experience of Noah Rosenberg of Rosenberg and Kaplan, a law firm in Beverly Hills, in a state that has seen its share of physician group bankruptcies.
"If I'm a health plan and I know a provider group is going to lose money on every patient, I have a big fat mess on my hands if it goes bankrupt," says Rosenberg, whose firm represents hospitals, large integrated medical groups, and independent practice associations in contract negotiations with health plans. "I have to cover the costs associated with care, I have to replace that network, and I have to pay the new network. The whole thing will end up costing me money, aggravation, and member dissatisfaction."
Inadequate networks are another potential consequence if low rates keep physicians from joining health plan networks in the first place. Patients may be forced to go out of network, and HMO enrollees may have to pay for those services out of pocket because they don't have out-of-network benefits.
Economists call it an oligopsony. It's a market with so few buyers that one buyer's actions can have a significant influence on prices and the market in general. In an oligopsonistic health care market, the buyers are the health plans and the sellers are providers like hospitals and physicians, which are prevented by federal antitrust laws from colluding when they negotiate contracts with health plans. Federal antitrust laws also prohibit health plans from colluding, but state and county medical societies and over 900,000 physicians allege that colluding is exactly what health plans have been doing. That's what the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) portion of In re Managed Care Litigation, the class action litigation in U.S. District Judge Federico Moreno's court in Miami, is all about.
Hospitals have consolidated or formed integrated delivery systems or physician hospital organizations, but physicians who aren't in an IDS, a PHO, or a large group practice don't have much choice about the terms of their contracts with health plans.
"These contracts are laden with all kinds of clauses that will work to a doctor's detriment," says Gregory J. Pepe, JD, founding partner of Neubert, Pepe & Monteith, a New Haven, Conn. law practice that serves medical societies, physician organizations, and hospitals. "The problem is that these are essentially contracts of adhesion."
A contract of adhesion is a take-it-or-leave-it proposition most often entered into between unequal bargaining partners. Many of the provider contracts that health plans offer physicians have achieved notoriety over the years precisely because no one would agree to them if given a choice.
"The contracts that come to me almost always have indemnification in them," says Raymond Fernandez, MD, CEO of the Piedmont Clinic, a PHO in Atlanta. "If your malpractice insurance carrier knew you were granting indemnification to anybody else, they'd cancel you in a moment. That's one of those clauses you've just got to say no to."
"All products" clauses, which obligate a physician to participate in all future products a plan may market, at whatever payment rates the plan comes up with, are also ubiquitous. Physicians can sometimes choose not to participate, but Fernandez recently received such a notice two months after the opt-out deadline. "It must have gotten delayed in the mail," he says.
Lately, even current products have become problematic.
"Insurance carriers are selling in-network products, out-of-network products, flex products, target products, health savings accounts, and few are ever described, defined, or interpreted," says Rosenberg, the California lawyer. "In many instances, the people negotiating the contracts on the plan side can't even answer questions about these products."
"We're moving to a model where disease management is being done by third parties on behalf of health plans," says Jeffrey K. Levin-Scherz, MD, MBA, chief medical officer at Partners Community HealthCare, an integrated delivery system based in Boston. "But many disease management interventions can only be done by the person caring for the patient, so leaving the physician on the sidelines is a problem. Simply parachuting people in doesn't necessarily work well."
The results can be worth the time and effort it takes to involve physicians. Levin-Scherz cites a diabetes education program in which Partners Community HealthCare is enrolling 25 percent of its diabetic patients — twice the national average. Physicians are indispensable not only in doing the actual interventions, but also in collecting patient data, identifying high-risk patients, and enrolling patients in DM programs.
"Which is more compelling," asks Levin-Scherz, "your doctor saying to you, 'I think you should be in this program, Bob,' or your health plan telling you, 'You should be in this program, Mr. Carlson'?"
Another factor in health plan-mandated programs is downstream (i.e., physician-borne) administrative costs. Health plans should be thinking about what it costs providers to comply with their programs, even things like faxing and telephoning for prior authorizations.
"If health plans thought of providers as their partners, they'd include reasonable provider costs in their cost-benefit analyses," says Levin-Scherz. "That's in addition to reimbursing a fair amount. We're not there yet, even in our pay-for-performance contracts, although we're working toward it."
According to Levin-Scherz, Partners Community HealthCare has moved away from capitation (except in Medicare Advantage plans) and to pay-for-performance contracts.
Malone, at the AMA, disagrees heartily. "P4P is just another example of health plan programs being crammed down physicians' throats with no consultation or involvement beforehand from physicians who could contribute to the successful development of these programs. The AMA neither supports nor opposes pay-for-performance programs, but believes such programs should be fair and ethical and adhere to the principles and guidelines developed by the AMA."
She argues that the P4P criteria ostensibly being measured — quality and efficiency — are often based not on actual clinical quality indicators but on claims, utilization, and cost data. In Malone's view, the efficiency standards amount to little more than economic profiling, and the so-called quality standards are arbitrary because each plan uses different pay-for-performance formulas. She derides the P4P directories that rate physicians based on their overall cost of providing care as a disservice to both physicians and patients. Physicians, whose livelihood may be affected by their P4P ratings, have no clue how their ratings are determined or how they can improve them, and patients may be choosing one physician over another based on bogus data.
"Health plans implement burdensome administrative requirements that appear to be intended to discourage physicians and patients from using services," says Devine.
Take utilization review. Devine admits UR in general "has eased up some," but says Texas insurers are now focusing on specific services, like high-dollar radiology procedures. It will come as no surprise that physicians find the UR process burdensome.
Ditto for verifying patient eligibility. "They'll tell you, 'All you have to do is call,'" says Pepe, "but I've sat in doctors' offices when their billing supervisors called in to a managed care company, and you will never listen to as much Muzak in your life."
Physician advocates like Malone and Devine describe most health plans as unresponsive to physician inquiries about claims and payment, which effectively discourages appeals.
"Health plans count on the fact that physicians are very busy and that they're not going to appeal anything under five dollars," says Malone, who points out that even small dollar amounts multiplied by a large number of claims add up to real money.
Say a fee schedule is incorrectly loaded into a health plan's processing system and thousands of claims are incorrectly paid before a practice payment specialist discovers that the plan has been underpaying. Naturally, the plan would apologize for its error, promptly remit the difference, with interest, and fix the problem, right?
"It's not unusual for plans to tell physicians, 'You'll have to appeal them,' which means submitting a paper appeal for each claim," Devine responds. "I think in many circumstances, the health plan hopes that the appeal process will be so burdensome that the physician will just let it go."
Functioning health plan physician advisory boards may be a first step in developing a genuine business partnership between physicians and health plans.
Pepe and Malone also believe that online, interactive pre-adjudication of claims, along with access to a patient's benefit plan, would go a long way toward dispelling the confusion generated when a claim is paid but an identical claim is rejected, bundled, or "pended."
"In lawsuits, that's what we call transparency," says Pepe. "All this stuff already exists in a computer system at the managed care company, and there's no good reason, in my view, why a doctor couldn't check that in advance."
Everyone who talked with Managed Care for this article agreed that some health plans do better in dealing with doctors than others — in some cases much better — but only the TMA's Devine was willing to name names. She assigned grades of A- and B+ to PacifiCare and UniCare, respectively, but declined to comment further. The fact that physicians acknowledge a range from good to bad suggests that it's entirely possible for health plans to collaborate more successfully with physicians. Now may be a good time for all health plans to make that happen.
"If the plans don't reach out to the physician community, and the current state of affairs persists or gets worse, I'm convinced that we're going to be looking at a national health care plan again," says Pepe.
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Therapy Makes Me Sick
So after a long week last week, I had my first appointment with a therapist. I knew I needed this and lots of you guys told me that you wouldn't have gotten through the transition without a therapist, so I just went for it. I google searched and read profiles of gazillions of therapists in our area and narrowed it down to a few that I felt would be a good match. I made an appointment and made myself a nervous wreck about going. I had delusions of grandeur that this woman and I would be fast friends and that she would wave her magic wand and I would leave there the freakin' happiest woman in the world. It did not quite work out this way. In fact, therapy made me sick. Literally.
If you know me in real life, you know that I cry at the drop of a hat. I cry when I am happy, I cry when I am sad, I cry when I am stressed. Crying is just kind of my catch-all go to emotion. So I plunked myself down in the chair, told the woman my name and then let the flood gates go. I liked this woman. I felt comfortable around her. I had no trouble dumping my stuff on her. But something told me that she wasn't the therapist for me. She didn't have any kids, which made me feel like she couldn't really empathize with me or our situation. She had no clue about any adoption related issues. So I knew that I was going to need to shop around for someone who would be a better fit for my issues. However, I totally took advantage of the time to just sit down and decompress so I cried until I gave myself a raging migraine. Then I was ready to go home. But this woman must have been determined to give me my money's worth. A half an hour into our visit the rest of the building closed down. And they shut off the air conditioning. We were in the tiniest of rooms with the door closed and it heated up fast. An hour into our visit, I felt like I was good and done and didn't have another thing I could talk about but this therapist was just not wrapping it up. I kept getting hotter and hotter. I soaked through my bra and my spanx in no time. And spanx are not easy to sweat through. I felt like she just had no idea how to wrap up the appointment. We kept talking in this circle forever and ever that went a little like this:
Her: I think that all you need is to learn to take better care of yourself and make yourself more of a priority.
Me: I totally agree, but I obviously don't know how to do that or I wouldn't need to be here.
Her: Well, it is a journey of self discovery.
Me: Yes... but can you tell me some concrete things that I can do to help myself?
Her: The journey of self discovery can take many forms. Silence.
Me: Silence. (By this time I have soaked through my shirt!) My inner monologue is screaming at me to run. This conversation is going to go nowhere.
Her: What are you thinking?
Me: I am wishing that you would just give me an assignment or a workbook or something tangible to grab hold of. I know that I am this way because of x,y and z. What I don't know is how to fix this. If I knew what I needed to do, I wouldn't need therapy! That is the whole reason I am here.
Her: What do you think you need to do?
Me: Ummm, I just said, I do not know. That is why I came to therapy. To learn the answer to that very question. Are you hot? (At this point, I contemplate stripping because I am so hot I think I may have a heat stroke.)
Her: Yes, it is warm in here.
Me: Silence. While in my head I am saying, "Oh God. This could go on forever. Give me a freaking assignment already before I melt into a little puddle of sweat on the floor. If you are not going to be a concrete kind of therapist, I am definitely not going to come back. Quick, Megan. Think of a BS answer already so you can get the heck out of here!" Out loud I said a boldfaced lie. I said, " I think that you have given me more to think about than I can possibly process right now (lie #1) I think I need to just go home and reflect about it and take steps from there. (lie #2) I am sure that the answers will be clearer after I've had some time to really contemplate everything." (lie #3)
Her: I think you are right. (Hallelujah! She bought it!)
Then she asked if she could wrap things up by praying for me. As an aside- I chose this place because I liked their faith based approach to therapy. I totally believe in the power of prayer and am never one to pass up on someone offering to pray for me. So she launched in to her prayer. And no lie- it went on for about a zillion minutes. It seemed like a crazy long prayer to me being as how we had just met and all. I am ashamed to admit that I started to just drown out her talking because I was so hot. By this time, I could have rung out my shirt and was beginning to soak through my pants. One of my college roommates called this sweaty butt phenomenon "swamp ass." All I could think of during those last few minutes of prayer was how my swamp ass was going to leave a wet spot in this woman's chair and I wondered if she would think I wet myself. I finally decided I really didn't care if she thought I had peed in my pants or not, I just wanted to get out of there before I burst into flames. I am quite certain that hell is not as hot as it was in that office. By the time she started to sound like she was winding down, I was nearly ready to pass out. She said, "Amen" and I stood up at the speed of lightening. I thanked her profusely and blessedly she opened the door to freedom and fresh air.
But by the time I got to the car, my head was pounding and I just could not cool down and I knew I was going to be sick. I started the car and blasted the AC and took off. But it was too late. At the stop light, I had to open the door and puke on the street. I was right next to Target so I decided to go in there and sit in their parking lot for a minute. After a minute or two I thought I was better so I decided to just run in Target. On my way in, I very embarrassingly had to throw up in their parking lot. I took off running toward the building so I could make my way in to the bathroom. The other thing you should know about me is that I throw up so loudly, it could be heard in China. It is so loud, it is scary. I can't control it. So after my time in the bathroom I was so embarrassed I had to stay in the stall until everyone that could have possibly heard me was out of there.
I knew I needed some crackers and some water to settle my stomach, so I walked over, grabbed some crackers, ripped them open and devoured some. When I went to check out, the clerk said, "Umm, ma'am. Did you know your crackers are open."
"Yes," I said, "I opened them."
"Oh- did you get hungry?"
"I guess you could say that." I said.
The poor guy just couldn't stop trying to make conversation while I swiped my debit card. "Why did you get so hungry?" He chuckled.
I thought, "If you only knew how complicated the answer was, you sure as heck wouldn't ask that question!"
So needless to say, my hour and thirty minute therapy session was not that beneficial! I didn't learn a thing about myself I didn't already know. I made myself sick and I wasted $125. I did go and buy a new dress that night, though, and that made me feel super good- so maybe instead of real therapy, I'll just try retail therapy! (Just kidding) I may decide to shop around and find a better fit for a therapist who has better air conditioning. The one thing I do know, is that I definitely will NOT go back to that fiery inferno.
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I think the commentors are being a bit harsh, and a bit negative. Yes, the title "last linkbuilding strategy ever" is not true, but I wouldn't take issue with that because it certainly got me to click thru. Secondly, yes, the strategy may be simplified but the principle remains the same: Get internal experts to write useful content and use that content to populate your site as well as gain exposure by being on other sites.
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Chvrches Brings Out Marshmello to Perform "Here With Me" at Coachella 2019
Although not many guest appearances happened this weekend during Coachella Valley Music Festival week 1 - there were a few that knocked our socks.
Scottish electro-pop group Chvrches invited Marshmello on stage to perform their latest collaboration, "Here With Me."
Marshello performed alongside the band strictly playing guitar and rocking his signature helmet. The emotional song certainly pulled on the crowds heartstrings with lyrics that track a theme of missing someone handling the emotions of their loss.
The performance garnered a lot of attention with viewers tweeting out accolades.
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Because of its favorable location just north of New York City, Westchester County is one of the most populous suburban areas of New York State. Through the late 19th and early 20th century, new railroads and trolley lines were built to accomodate the crush of traffic from commuters travelling from their homes in the "country" to their jobs in the city.
The New York, Westchester & Boston was a controversial project shrouded in mystery and backed by powerful men like J.P. Morgan. Though the railroad was only in operation from 1912-1937, it was an important part of Westchester County history. The abandoned railroad was sold off, covered over, and otherwise forgotten. Part of the line in the Bronx was integrated into the New York City Subway in 1941, while the rest has slowly returned to nature, with most traces rapidly disappearing to the passing of time and memory.
The railway linked pharmacy networks, which have now replaced online pharmacies and ED drugs delivery.
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But what to say that's new? Well – I kinda fecked up the stripe matching even though I really did try, I promise! But the mismatch doesn't bother me at all if I'm honest.
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In other news I've been enjoying my first few days of total and utter freedom. I've officially left work and am JOBLESS. It feels really weird to a) not be working and b) not be actively looking for work. I've been batch cooking for post baby dinners so lots of spicy carrot soup and Irish stew is getting whipped up. Plus I've got some uber-cute crochet projects to show you too. But that's for another day. Have a fabulous weekend!


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After officially accepting their nomination at the convention last night in Charlotte, President Obama and Vice President Biden were back on the road today, along with Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden. Their first stop was in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where they encouraged an enthusiastic crowd of supporters to step up and volunteer for the last leg of the campaign.
"The event was amazing. It was just so incredible to see all of them together, especially so soon after the convention. I think the Obamas and Bidens get how important New Hampshire is, and they know how politically active people are here. I think that's why they made this their first stop after Charlotte. And the President is absolutely right—we have to keep knocking on doors, making phone calls, and talking about why this election is important. This is how we're going to win–and that's what I'll be doing tomorrow."
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