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Dress up your family's dinner salad with a delicious blend of fruits, feta, crisp lettuce and other amazing fixings
I'm a sucker for those restaurant salads – you know the ones with a list of fun ingredients that cost double what you'd pay for a burger? Then you order the salad and start eating and the thought comes to mind, "Hey, I could do this at home." And you can.
Salads are easy to dress up with different ingredients and flavors – like my Mustard Vinaigrette with Romaine Lettuce, Apples and Walnuts recipe. But you might want to start first with the main ingredient. Yup, lettuce. Forget iceberg. Save that to dice and put on your burger. If you want to make lettuce into your entree, look for heartier, tastier varieties like argula for a spicy kick; butter lettuce for soft, tender pieces; and crisp, crunchy romaine. This is just a sampling of the different varieties you can use. I usually mix in at least a few baby spinach pieces too, which adds a bit of heft (not to mention nutrients) to the meal.
Once you have a good mix of lettuce, it's time to consider what kind of mix-ins to use. Don't stop at grilled or roasted chicken. Think about what kinds of fruits and vegetables you can mix in. For ideas, I turn to menus from my favorite restaurants or even to cookbooks. In cookbooks, I look in the entree section – not the salad chapter. For example, this recipe was based on a favorite pork dish that includes sauteed apples and a mustard sauce. I knew the combination of mustard and apples was a good one; now I just needed to add lettuce into the mix.
I chose romaine lettuce because it's stiff and holds up to a good tossing of vinaigrette. Then, I figured I would just chop fresh apples (sprinkle them with a little lemon juice before putting them into the salad to prevent browning) and add in dried cranberries and walnuts. Why? Probably because I've had it once at a restaurant.
Now for the vinaigrette. Vinaigrettes are simple really. I pair equal parts vinegar and olive oil and then spice it. For this recipe, I used Dijon mustard (substituting it with regular doesn't work well). Add in a little cayenne pepper for a kick and salt and pepper to season, and you're ready to mix it with your lettuce. It's that easy.
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Perhaps Rob Gronkowski's on-going forearm issue is perhaps about to come to an end.
Gronkowski underwent the fourth procedure on the forearm on Monday, and ESPN reports that the infection that plagued the New England Patriots tight end appears to be gone. A new plate was inserted into the forearm, and presuming there are no further setbacks, Gronkowski should be ready to return in about two and a half months.
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Q: Can I bill Medicaid directly?
A: Yes, a provider with an active Medicaid provider number may bill Medicaid/DHMH directly for individuals eligible for Medicaid, but not enrolled in a MCO. EVS will identify these individuals as "eligible, federal" and no MCO name will be provided. For PAC enrolled individuals, their coverage does not begin until they have enrolled in a MCO, therefore a provider may only bill a Medicaid MCO for these individuals.
Q: How do I bill Medicaid fee-for-service or a Medicaid MCO?
A: DHMH developed a comprehensive guide to help providers bill Medicaid MCOs or Medicaid Fee-for-service, called the MARYLAND MEDICAID CMS 1500 BILLING INSTRUCTIONS.
Q: What services will Medicaid MCOs pay for and how much will they pay?
A: Medicaid will pay for an assessment, individual counseling, group counseling, intensive outpatient and methadone maintenance (as well as other services as outlined in the self-referral protocol . As of January 1, 2010, PAC will pay for all of these services as long as they are provided outside of a HSCRC-regulated setting. The individual must meet the ASAM criteria and all the other criteria described in the SAII.
Beginning January 1, 2010, the Medicaid fee schedule for substance abuse services increased. Please note that substance abuse programs may not bill the Medicaid Program or HealthChoice MCOs for any services that are provided free of charge to patients without Medicaid coverage. This means that in order to bill Medicaid, providers either need to bill third party insurance for all patients with such insurance or to bill the patients based on a sliding fee scale. The provider cannot bill more that the provider's full fee under private insurance or under the sliding fee schedule.
HCPC Description
Unit of Service
SA Assessment
Alcohol and/or drug assessment
Per assessment
Individual outpatient therapy
Behavioral health counseling and therapy
Per 15 minutes
Group outpatient therapy
Alcohol and/or drug services; group counseling by a clinician
Per 60-90 minute session
Intensive outpatient
Alcohol and/or drug services; intensive outpatient (treatment program that operates at least 3 hours/day and at least 3 days/week and is based on an individualized treatment plan), including assessment, counseling, crisis intervention, and activity therapies or education.
Per diem (minimum 2 hours of service per session)
Maximum 4 days per week
Methadone maintenance
Alcohol and/or drug services; methadone administration and/or service (provision of the drug by a licensed program)
Per week
Q: What are the licensure requirements for a provider to bill Medicaid for substance abuse treatment services?
A: Federal Medicaid regulations require a licensed profession to provide a substance abuse assessment before services may be billed to Medicaid fee-for service or Medicaid MCOs. DHMH outlined these requirements in a December 2, 2009 memo.
Q: Do the H codes apply to both Medicaid fee-for-service and MCOs?
A: Yes. Medicaid fee-for-service and Medicaid MCOs will be using the same codes and rates.
Q: May a provider bill Medicaid fee-for-service (straight Medicaid) any CPT codes starting with 9... for substance abuse?
A: No, Medicaid fee-for service as well as Medicaid MCOs are now only using the H codes.
Q: Is it true that all Medicaid clients, not just PAC clients, may be billed at the the new rates (for example $80.00/wk for methadone maintenance)?
A: Yes. The new rates may be used for all Medicaid and PAC clients. This includes individuals covered by Medicaid MCOs and Medicaid fee-for-service.
Q: The new codes do not include a code for our suboxone doctor visit. This used to be billed as a CPT code 90862, med management. Please advise what H-code I am to use for this.
A: At this point, there is no H code for the physician service. Medicaid MCOs will reimburse for this if the MCO primary doctor is seeing the patient and prescribing Suboxone. There is a workgroup that has been convened by ADAA and Medicaid to develop self-referred protocols for buprenorphine treatment. Depending on the recommendations of the workgroup, a budget initiative may need to approved for funding.
Q: Are we allowed to negotiate with the carriers we contract with to bill for the substance abuse assessment or individual counseling? At this time they contract us for both the assessment and the weekly methadone treatment and are sending out amendments to each contract to include the counseling codes H0004 and H0005. After speaking in detail with each carrier they are under the impression that with the changes for 2010 these services are now separate from H0020. There are also times when a patient comes in for an Substance Abuse assessment but never returns for treatment. In those times we can't bill H0020 for the service provided. (POSTED: 1/19/2010)
A: Yes, you can negotiate with the MCOs. Because the H0020 includes the cost of the assessment, you may want to negotiate a separate assessment reimbursement in cases where the patient doesn't return.
You can only bill for individual/group when the patient is being seen in a non-methadone "slot". That is, if you're billing H0020, which is a bundled service, you cannot also bill H0004 or H0005.
Q: Does the H0020 code (Methadone Maintenance) already include sessions with counselors H0004 and assessment H0001? May we bill Medicaid or MCOs separately for H004 and H0001 if we are already billing H0020? (POSTED: 1/19/2010)
A: H0020 is a comprehensive rate that includes individual sessions and assessments. Providers may not bill H004 and H0001 if they are already billing the comprehensive code H0020.
Q: Can I bill the MCO when a client does not show up for an appointment?
A: No, the Medicaid fee-for-service program and MCOs will not reimburse a provider for missed appointments. This is not allowed under federal Medicaid rules.
Q: How long do I have to bill an MCO?
A: Typically, an MCO will have a filing limit requirement of 180 days from the date of service. The filing limit will be specifically referenced in the contract and/or provider manual. The provider should make certain that its contractual agreement stipulates the timelines, since MCOs are free to negotiate their own claim filing guidelines. See the MARYLAND MEDICAID CMS 1500 BILLING INSTRUCTIONS for more information.
Q: What is a CMS 1500 and where do I get one?
A: The CMS-1500 form is the standard Medicare claim form used by non-institutional providers to bill for services. Providers are required to use this form to bill the Medicaid program and all of the MCOs. The form will require that you provide a procedure code to bill for services (see question related to MCO payment) and provide the date of service, as well as other information. A PDF version of the CMS 1500 is available through many websites. Most billing software packages allow a provider to print a CMS 1500 and some allow them to be electronically filed. Through an internet search, providers can find basic software packages to help them format and print a CMS 1500 form. Many MCOs allow CMS 1500 to be electronically filed through their websites.
Q: Can I bill the MCO for an assessment of Medicaid or PAC enrolled individuals if I don't charge sliding scale clients for this service?
A: Providers cannot bill Medicaid or PAC for a free service. Therefore, if you want to bill Medicaid or PAC for this service, you either need to bill the uninsured clients on a sliding fee scale or bill the client's insurance company for the service if the client has third party coverage. All services supported through ADAA grant funds must also be provided on a sliding scale.
Q: How do I know my usual and customary charge (required on line 24F of CMS 1500) and how is that different than my sliding scale?
A: Your usual and customary charge is the amount you would charge somebody at the top of the sliding fee scale and it is what you would charge the other third party payers. See page 12 of the MARYLAND MEDICAID CMS 1500 BILLING INSTRUCTIONS for more information.
Q. If I bill the MCO's for methadone services, do I need a separate provider number to bill for other levels of care such as Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient? (POSTED: 1/26/2010)
A. Yes, if you bill for methadone, you must have a separate provider number to bill for other outpatient levels of care. If you only provide non-methadone outpatient services, then one provider number can be used to bill for all levels of care.
Q. We sometimes have to bill Methadone for less than a week. I see Meth is listed per week with no breakdown for less; sometimes we need to bill for 2 or 3 days if we have a transient. How will this be billed (charge) or can it? (POSTED: 2/1/2010)
A. You can bill the one week unit. The problem that arises with that is if the patient goes to another methadone program for the remainder of the week, then that provider will not be able to bill since we only allow one unit per recipient per week.
Q. If we submit our individual counseling sessions to PAC using the H0004 code, how will the MCO distinguish the length of the visit? Our individual sessions usually last 1 hour and if they are reimbursing $20.00 per 15 minutes, how will they recognize our length of session and reimburse according? (POSTED 2/4/2010)
A. Submit one charge for each 15 minutes of individual service. If the session is 60 minutes in length, then four charges would be submitted.
A. Correct, the patient would be in a grant slot until actually enrolled in an MCO. In that grant slot, the person would be fee assesed based on the sliding fee scale.
Q. The billing instructions are as follows for billing PAC for Intensive Outpatient Treatment: (Posted 5/6/2010) Alcohol and/or drug services; intensive outpatient (treatment program that operates at least 3 hours/day and at least 3 days/week and is based on an individualized treatment plan), including assessment, counseling, crisis intervention, and activity therapies or education. Per diem (minimum 2 hours of service per session) The program description indicates 3 hours/day and at least 3 days/week. Then it states the per diem of a minimum 2 hours of service per session. So, what is a session? How does the two hour minimum relate to the 3 hrs./day & 3 days/wk.?Please help.
A. Refer to the regs (10.09.80). We were told that in Maryland, some programs only provide 2 hours per day and that they would not be able to bill if we used language from HCPCs book. I believe we allow up to 4 sessions per week. A session has to last at least 2 hours - but more usually lasts 3.
Q. I am aware that referrals, diagnostic assessments, and treatment plans must be done by licensed clinicians in order to be reimbursed by PAC/MA. Is that also true for who provides the individual and/or group therapy? Can these clinicians just be at the masters level, without a license or substance abuse certification, to be reimbursed by PAC/MA? (Posted 5/6/2010)
A. MA PAC reimbursement requires that a licensed clinician as identified in the memo must sign off on the assessment and treatment. This sign off can occur with or without direct pt contact between the licensed clinician and the pt. If the licensed clinician does not see the pt, a full review of all documentation is required for sign off. Group and individual counseling notes do not require a sign off by a licensed clinician. COMAR supervision requirements must be followed as per the clinicians' Boards' COMAR.
Q. Are we allowed to bill an MCO for ASAM Level 0.5 care? (POSTED: 05/24/2010)
A. 0.5 is not a covered service.
Q: We have an Interim Methadone Maintenance Program in Adult Addictions Department of Health. Can we bill using H0020 code MA/MCO's for patients in the Methadone Maintenance Interim Program? (POSTED: 09/22/2010)
A. Interim Methadone Maintenance is not an MA reimbursable service. The reimbursement is predicated on the patient receiving at least one clinical counseling visit per week. Since counseling is not a part of the interim maintenance regime, there is no reimbursement available.
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AirTran adds 'Harry Potter 1' to USA's line-up of unique aircraft designs
Yes, that's Harry Potter's wand on the side of an AirTran Boeing 717. The airline officially unveiled its "Harry Potter 1" aircraft this morning, part of a promotional effort between AirTran and Universal Orlando Resort's "Wizarding World of Harry Potter" theme park that is set to open tomorrow.
AirTran says the newly designed Harry Potter jet launched today, flying the winners of an NBC Today Show contest on the plane from San Antonio to Orlando International as they traveled to Florida for a sneak peak of the newest Orlando theme park.
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AirTran calls its Harry Potter aircraft "an element of a larger partnership between Orlando's hometown airline and Universal Orlando Resort. This partnership includes joint promotions, exclusive offers and special getaways to the park."
VIDEO: "Wrapping" the Harry Potter 717 (via Inside AirTran)
AirTran, of course is headquartered in Orlando and also operates a large base there. The airline claims to fly nonstop from Orlando to more cities than any other airline.
AirTran's fleet already includes a number of themed aircraft. They range from jets featuring the logos of the Indianapolis Colts and Milwaukee Brewers to ones that feature singer Elton John and race car driver Danica Patrick.
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But AirTran is far from alone in flying themed aircraft that deviate from the company's usual branding. In fact, many U.S. airlines have their own specially designed aircraft that commemorate a variety of themes.
The themes of these uniquely designed aircraft cover a wide range, ranging from Southwest's Shamu-inspired planes (a partnership with Sea World) to Horizon Air's planes that are decked out in the colors of the universities from the college towns the airline flies to.
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Regardless of the theme or the airline, these unique liveries frequently draw special attention when they are spotted -- whether by die-hard "plane-spotters" or just by casual travelers who happen to catch a glimpse of one at their local airport.
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Saturday, January 27, 2007, 02:14 PMLast year Australian Robert H McNaught an astronomer with the Australian National University discovered this Comet from the Siding Springs Observatory in the Warrumbungle Ranges of Coonabarabran central New South Wales.
C/2006 P1 Great Comet of 2007 photographed over Wagga Wagga 25/01/07
From that time in Aug it was tracked through Space to determine its orbit & was lost for the month of December 06 because of the Suns brightness. Appearing again earlier this month this comet was visible for a short time in the Northern Hemisphere. Said to be the brightest Comet for the last 40 yrs it has of late been at its best in skies of the Southern Hemisphere shortly after sundown. Being away earlier in the week I have missed the best showing of McNaughts Comet but am pleased to have caught its passing.
Farewel to the Great Comet of 07 as seen here streaking to the dawm of 29/01/07 at 5.05am
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Sunday, January 21, 2007, 09:51 PMThe town of Beechworth Victoria once again this year played Host to the Opera in the Alps set in the gardens of the La Trobe University Campus overlooking this historic & much visited town. Opera in the Alps was born at Mnt Buffalo for an audience of 150 back in 1995, today up to 4,500 people can attend this open air venue for the continuing passion of music & the great outdoors of Aus.
We left home in the stifling afternoon heat & hot wind raising up clouds of dust from the surrounding countryside bound for Albury on the Victorian border where we would book into our Motel & make ready for the final 40k leg of this journey to this open air Opera.
We note with some comment the outside temp is recorded at 41c as our Adventure begins
It takes 1.5 hrs to make Albury on the Murray River the border to Victoria & the heat does not let up. We arrive, hoping there will be some relief by the time this Opera commences at 8pm. We are aware some rain with storms is forecast & hope this will not spoil our outing, but the relief of such an event would on one hand be most welcome.
Such were the people arriving in cars at this hilltop venue we were glad to be early. It seems many wished to take advantage of lawn areas outside the Opera Grounds to party for a free Show while others wanted to partake of dinner before the baton was raised.
On the way to our seats the Women were flocking to sign something so not being one to be shy with a camera I went to see what this fuss was all about. It proved to be that during the evening a lucky ticket would be drawn giving the winner a "Full Facial!"
Yes someone has a sense of humour about this
Now that we know who is who Finding Wally will be a snack as Welcomes begin !
Hands go up for Wagga Wagga Oh My !
Hands go up for the U.S. & brings a gasp of appreciation from the Audience
A cooling breeze arrives as Conductor Benjamin Northey takes command of the 50 strong members of the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, Victorian College of the Arts, Australian Academy of Music and the Australian Youth Orchestra.
Up & young coming Star Catriona Bell thrilled the audience with her singing of Love Live Forever from Paganini. Then as the Choir & Orchestra treated us to Finlandia the only thing that was missing was the lightning because the thunder most certainly wasn't ! Anxious looks skyward about this time almost took precedent to the on stage events
Everyone just loved Marina Prior & Victoria Jones as some light rain happened along to bring the night to a close, although it was only short lived & all was well that ended well.
Light relief was taken on the way home with a visit to the other "End" of Australian culture at Tabletop north of Albury
Rain lovely rain all the way home & just 16c to delight our senses to the extreme of the day before ending our Adventure with this Opera in the Alps.
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Monday, January 15, 2007, 10:45 PMThe Summer Heat of this Drought year is oppresive with the monotony of each passing day baking the land & withering away lifes essential water supply to both farm livestock & Wildlife alike. The Kangaroos on my land come closer & closer even venturing onto our lawn around the house at night for something to eat.
There is but one waterhole left for them to drink & the fear of being so close to man at our home is put aside to take this water...For Kangaroos it takes time to drink as they lap with their tongue like a cat. At times I have been so close in my hide of camouflage that I can hear this lapping & they can hear the whirring of my camera but know not where this sound is despite smelling the danger of my presence... I see the muscles in their legs coiled like Springs to take flight at any second for they know a danger is near.
Danger aside though it is Oh so nice to put your feet in the water !
Others soon take comfort in this presence of safety.
Then suddenly as one All take Flight that is so quick it is hard to capture.
From the corner of my eye I caught the movement of something low & brown streaking in quickly to the waters edge but I have the big Male Eastern Grey in the Viewfinder so follow him to safety
Oh My God It's the savage salivating fanged wild beast of Meribah that has appeared to terrorize the Kangaroos
For a moment I caught the gaze of those burning eyes of this Wild Beast with the face that smiles ....Just smiles all the time !
I don't know that I can take any more. I thank God my battery went flat
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Friday, December 29, 2006, 03:10 PMJust a little post to say the boys have arrived safely at Makki with the plane touching down on Boxing Day. The repaired landing strip worked just fine & it was reported to have been used unexpectedly the following day when a flight diverted to Makki when their destination became clouded in.
The Lukins were expected to fly in yesterday the 28th
Tim David Rohan & Tristan now working on Road repairs with the tractor....Please see Ethiopia website link in Christmas Entry below for futher updates as & when they come to hand.
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Tuesday, December 26, 2006, 10:22 AMI hope one & all had a very happy & safe Christmas Day & as I can no longer send wishes for yesterday I will say Happy New Year & Wish everyone all the best for 2007.
We shared our Christmas Day with Jen the wren's sister Pamela & husband Gene who are here from Alaska. Jenny's Mum Julie who is from Canberra was with us so it was only a small gathering. I suppose if anything we were rather quiet as each have children in many far flung places of the world to whom our thoughts turn. I know we were most anxious to hear some word from our two Sons who were arriving in Addis Ababa Ethiopia on a journey that is to take them to join Julie's son, Jonathan & family at a remote outpost in the Omo Rift Valley. I must say it was with some alarm we heard that a war has erupted with Somalia but are thankful this is over on the Eastern border which is the opposite side of the country to Makki in the South West where they are located. Jonathan had spent 13 yrs earlier at this Outpost amid the Mursi People with his family when serving as a Missionary & Vet for the Sudan International Mission. They have returned in recent weeks with a group from the Brindabella Baptist Church to man the Station while existing staff are away over Christmas New Year. One task at hand for them was to repair a tractor in two halves to make repairs to a grass landing strip for the light plane carrying the Good boys to land. We were pleased to learn that Steven from Brindabella the principal Mechanic had repaired this tractor & work was underway on the air-strip....The only concern now is rain as there has been a lot of it & some water was running over this grass air field in the bush.
Pam & Gene have two daughters Sally in Anchorage & Niki in San Francisco who spend their own Christmas with thoughts turned in the direction of Down Under.
We were just about to sit down to our Chrissy lunch when a telephone call was recieved saying smoke from a bushfire had been seen in our area. Fortunately though this was a false alarm caused by a large cloud of raised dust which looked like smoke.
So it was our Christmas day with the fellowship of family, wind blowing a gale & low temperatures for this time of year heralding some snow falling on the high Alps, an unusual event for Xmas in Aus.
Our Christmas Eve as when shepherds watched over the flocks by night
Behold through out the heavens there shone a holy light
Go tell it on the mountain, over the hills & everywhere that Jesus Christ is born.
To Learn more of why our Australians are in the Omo Rift Valley of Ethiopia please see : http://webcaddy.com.au/ethiopia/
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Rep. Delphine Gan Lee said House Bill 3793 or the proposed "Academic Honesty Act of 2013" prohibits the unlawful sale and purchase of dissertations, theses, term papers, essays, reports or any other assignment or school work.
"The nation's human development program, especially our educational system, should, among other important foundations, be based and developed on the principle of honesty and hard work," Gan Lee stressed.
She explained that academic credentials are a necessity in obtaining employment, a promotion or higher compensation in employment, or admission to a prestigious institution, adding that it is likewise needed when presented in connection with any profession or occupation.
Therefore, Gan Lee said it is imperative that such academic achievement be obtained only through the efforts of the person claiming it as his/her own, and not the work of people he or she just paid to write said materials.
"This bill seeks to make it unlawful for any person to sell, offer to sell, purchase or offer to purchase any material either written or provided through electronic media which will be submitted by a student as his or her own work to any university, college, academy, school or other educational institution, or to a course, seminar or a degree program held by such institution," Gan Lee further explained.
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Kissin� Cowboy
By Bruce Shenitz
Speaking of movies, let's talk about Brokeback Mountain. What would you say that the movie is 'about'?
The movie is about the inability that we have, and ultimately, the ability we have, to love. And that when you love, and when you really, really, truly love, that you fight as hard as you can to hold onto it. And the struggle that people have to do that. I watch movies all the time that are considered to be about love, or a love story, or whatever. A story between a man and a woman has become so clich'. There's movies you see now like 'Man finds girl. Man loses girl. Guy gets girl again.' And the struggle is to find the girl, and we all buy into it. I'll speak for myself, I buy into it. And I try to make my own love I find in my life after those movies. Love stories have a huge influence on people.
Was there special preparation to play gay love scenes in Brokeback Mountain?
[Director] Ang [Lee] was very respectful of the love scenes that we shot. It was a very intimate process. We didn't have playbacks, we didn't have any of that. We were really like working organically. We did one or two takes of a lot of love scenes. There's something about the awkwardness and the uncomfortableness of it' As an actor I think we need to embrace the times we feel uncomfortable and oftentimes are the best performances that we give.
In terms of preparation for the movie we went to cowboy boot camp. Heath [Ledger] had actually been riding his whole life. But I hadn't really ridden that many horses and I wasn't very good at riding. We had to do that, we were putting up fence posts, we hung out with sheep, we herded sheep for a while, and I had to learn how to lasso and stuff like that. Ultimately, the work I'm really most proud of is that I can lasso, (laughs) which is much harder than it looks. It's technically a very difficult thing to do, and do it right, and I think it looks pretty damn good in the movie. So I'm excited about that. (Laughs)
During the making of the movie, you were quoted as saying, 'Every man goes through a period of thinking they're attracted to another guy.' That's not something straight men talk about a whole lot. What prompted that comment?
I don't even think there's like a specific situation that I could talk about. Let me give you an example. You can be together with somebody. You can be in a relationship with somebody. And you can say they're the only person that I want to be with. Like, I love them, I'm in love with them, this is the person I want to spend the rest of my life with. But if you don't acknowledge that there might be, even if it's not even a possibility in your mind, if you don't acknowledge, oh, maybe there's another girl that I could fall in love with, or maybe I'm going to check people out on the street, you know what I mean. We're all human beings and we do. If I don't do that, it won't feed my relationship and the thing I really love. I guess that's sort of the idea that I was trying to put out there that, like, I think there are a lot of people who are unsure and'that comment has followed me around.
I bet it has.
For me it's not a specific thing. It's more of an idea of'
Possibility? Potentiality?
It's like it should be a part of sex ed. So someone should say, OK, like, now's the week where you go around, check this out and that out, what do you find attractive, compare this and that. And I think it would clear a lot of issues up for a lot of people. You know? And if it was just talked about, it would be a different thing. I think sexuality as a young kid is a very complicated thing. For everybody. And it's mixed up and everybody has preference, straight or gay. You can divide people like that, but within that division are billions of subdivisions. I think people just need to be able to explore and be open. That's what I talked about Secretary [which stars Jake's sister, Maggie Gyllenhaal]. Some people are turned on by sado-masochistic things. Others couldn't even think about that.
So same-sex attraction is not a part of your life and your history.
No. I mean clearly, hopefully, you can see I'm not afraid of it.
You've mostly done indie films, but you now have some big Hollywood movies under your belt. Where are you in terms of what you want to be doing? Do you want to be 'indie guy,' do you want to be 'Hollywood guy'?
I want an audience that wants to see the films that I'm in. I want to be able to have recognition, and have people go, 'Oh, his movie's coming out this weekend, and I want to see it, because I know every time I go into a movie, into a journey, it's going to be an interesting thing.' There are actors that I look up to that do that. Like Tom Hanks does that. I'm interested in seeing his movies. Regardless. It's not only to be entertaining. There's going to be something cool in it. No matter what. There are people who've done that for a long time. Paul Newman' Those types of people that I really look up to as men that I want to be like. And that's the type of career that I want. I want a lot of people to want to see my films. It doesn't have to be enormous. But I do want that. I put a lot of thought into the movies that I choose and I do. It's for a reason.
I hear that you're also fairly active in terms of lines, rewriting.
I think it's in an actor's nature.
Are you a pain in the ass on set?
Um. I'm sure there are some people who will tell you I'm a pain in the ass. Definitely. I think the creative process is collaborative. And an actor wants to just feel like, because they're in a more vulnerable position, they want to feel like they're part of the process. Ang, like, gave both Heath and me so much room. A lot of room'it was almost like 'Action' and it was like 'Do what you do,' OK.
What's next for you?
I'm very proud of the films that I have coming out in the fall. I'm very proud of the people I've worked with and the experiences I've had. I know somewhere there will be experiences from those experiences, and I'm really excited to go to Venice, and go to Toronto, and enjoy the festivals there, and do press for these movies. And to talk about them and stuff. For me, like, they're kind of once-in-a-lifetime opportunities in a lot of ways. What's next for me is really being able to enjoy whatever comes. I'd like to learn how to just be even happier and enjoy everything that's happened. And hopefully more of it will happen.


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Lewis Hamilton claimed pole position at Monza ahead of Jenson Button, Felipe Massa, Paul di Resta and Michael Schumacher...
Lewis Hamilton: "This is a fabulous day for the whole team - they've done a fantastic job to get our car into this position, so I want to say a huge thanks to them. The whole Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team deserves this result. It's going to be a fast, tough race tomorrow. Jenson and the Ferraris are very quick, but we've got a good car and a good set-up, and we're in the best possible position to score maximum points tomorrow. This is a beautiful track; it's so fast that you really need to respect it. Monza has such great history too, and, at some stage, I'd love to become part of that history. For the moment, though, I'm just looking for a strong, consistent race tomorrow, because I need to score some good points. Finally, I just want to pass on my best wishes and congratulations to my friend Alex Zanardi. Alex is not only one of the most courageous men I know, but he's also one of the nicest, and his gold medal successes at the Paralympics over the past few days have been incredibly inspiring."
Jenson Button: "It's been a really good day for us. Congratulations to Lewis and the whole team - they've done a fabulous job to get us in this position and we've got to build on that tomorrow. Happily, we're in the best position possible: the past few races have really shown the strength of our car. We didn't consider trying to tow each other around as some of the others did - it's a difficult thing to get right and if you get it wrong you end up being compromised elsewhere around the lap. I don't think tomorrow's race will be all about the start - you want to get a good run into Turn One, admittedly, but if you try to plan something too ambitious, it often doesn't work. There haven't been any first-corner incidents at the front of the grid for the last couple of years here, so Lewis and I will just be focusing on getting our two cars out of the first corner in front of all the others."
Felipe Massa: "I am very happy with this qualifying, the best in a long time for me. This is a very important race for Ferrari and I will do my best to get a good result. I feel sorry for Fernando, as he had been very strong all weekend: we both have a good car and I'm sure that tomorrow we will be able to bring home a good points haul for the championship. We have a chance of beating McLaren, even if they are very strong. For me, getting back on the podium, here in front of our fans, would be wonderful! It's my second home race and racing here is always a fantastic feeling. We tried to make as much use as possible of the slipstream, which requires a lot of concentration, but it's true that in the end, I got my best time when I had no one in front of me."
Fernando Alonso: "I think I could have got pole today, but instead I find myself tenth. A real shame, because the car was very strong, but these things happen. It's maybe fifteen years that something like this has happened, but it has and there's no point in crying over it. The problem will be fixed for tomorrow, but of course this result changes everything as far as the race is concerned: we had the chance to increase our lead over our closest rivals, but now, it's likely that at least some of them will make up ground on me. I don't think the failures we've had over the past couple of days can be linked to a speeding up of the development on the car, because they have not involved components on which we are pushing to extremes. Tomorrow, we will try and pick up as many points as possible, maybe getting ahead of some of my direct competitors. We have to accept that problems like these can occur even if, when it does happen, the first reaction is disappointment. Having said that, it's a case of better Saturday than Sunday, because then, you have no chance of remedying the situation! Risks starting in the middle of the pack? Given how the points table looks, it's more a case of the others having to worry about coming away with another no score..."
Force India:
Paul di Resta: "The car has been working well all weekend so I knew we were in good shape going into qualifying. We were in the top five of free practice and the car has got better and better with each run as the track evolved. I'm very happy with my Q3 lap, which was my quickest lap so far - so we maximised it when it mattered. I think the entire team has done an excellent job to get us in this position - we've trusted our instincts and just worked away at dialling the car into the track. I knew I was going to have a grid penalty for the gearbox change, which is frustrating, but at least I will start inside the top ten. The challenge now is to make sure we have the race pace and use the strategy to come away with points."
Nico Hulkenberg: "A very short and disappointing session for me. I was about to start my first timed lap in Q1 when I suddenly lost drive. I pulled over at the first chicane and the team told me to switch off the car. It's a shame this happened on a day when the car looks so competitive, but that's racing. Starting so far back tomorrow will be tough, but I will try and push through so that we can hopefully come away with something from the race."
Michael Schumacher: "I think we can be satisfied with our qualifying performance as we have performed consistently all weekend. Our car clearly suits this circuit more than at the last races, but we've had a couple of hiccups along the way in practice. Our guys back at the factory and here at the track did a good job to sort out the problems and compliments to them. Solid points should be a realistic target for tomorrow. The fact that I will start from fourth is another small positive point, because here the even numbers on the grid are probably the better start positions."
Nico Rosberg: "Starting from sixth place here in Monza is a decent result from a tricky qualifying session today. I wasn't happy with the balance of my car by Q3 and, although it started well, I then lost the right balance so I couldn't improve my time. I'm looking forward to the race tomorrow and I hope we can gain some positions."
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Toronto Rock (7-3) beat the Colorado Mammoth (2-7) by a score of 14-10 at Air Canada Centre on Friday night. (Photo: Graig Abel)
The Toronto Rock (7-3) strengthened their lead atop the East Division with a 14-10 home win over the Colorado Mammoth (2-7) before a crowd of 10,823 at Air Canada Centre on Friday night, handing Colorado their fifth-straight loss.
After a slow start that saw the Rock trail 4-2 after the first quarter, Toronto found their legs in the second frame. The Rock scored seven goals during the 15-minute stretch, including a 5-0 run to close up the first half.
"I'm a little concerned about the slow start again, which seems to be a trademark of ours," said Rock general manager and assistant coach Terry Sanderson. "But as per other games, we seem to dig our heels in and come back."
It took only 6:49 for the Rock to complete their 5-0 run for a 9-6 lead. After that, the Rock would not trail again.
Colorado outscored Toronto 3-2 in the third quarter to keep the game close at 11-9, but the Rock pulled away in the final frame adding another three goals to the Mammoth's one.
Capping the victory was a penalty shot goal from Jesse Gamble with just 18 seconds remaining in the game to complete his hat trick.
"I don't remember the last time I had a hat trick, so it definitely feels good," Gamble said. "We were trying to change the way we played last week [against Buffalo], so we had to turn that around and I feel like we did."
The Rock were able maintain their lead throughout the course of the entire second half unlike last week when Toronto surrendered an 11-8 lead to the Buffalo Bandits in the final frame.
A big help came from the Rock's strong penalty kill, which staved off all four Mammoth power plays attempts, with Toronto's kills coming in the second half.
"Our penalty kill was outstanding," Sanderson said. "I can't say enough about how our guys did in that respect tonight."
The Rock also found success on the power play by going 5-for-7 with the man advantage.
In their first game in a back-to-back weekend, the Mammoth continue their losing woes. Their last victory came 35 days ago in a 15-9 win over the Minnesota Swarm.
Tonight, Colorado fired 51 shots on net, but struggled to score down the stretch. Forward Adam Jones scored Colorado's final tally of the game just 3:41 into the fourth frame.
"I thought the effort was good tonight, " said Mammoth head coach Bob Hamley. "I think we did whatever we could to win that game, but for whatever reason, we can't seem to get over that hump."
Mammoth goalie Dan Lewis got the start for Colorado, but youngster Tye Belanger came on in relief after Toronto's seventh goal. Belanger stopped 15 of Toronto's 21 shots before leaving the game early in the fourth quarter due to injury. Lewis returned and finished his night allowing eight goals on 25 shots. Coach Hamley said he was unsure about the severity of Belanger's injury.
Nick Rose continued his strong play this season by allowing just 10 goals on 51 shots.
Rock captain Colin Doyle lead all scorers with eight points (2+6) on the night while Garrett Billings, the NLL's Player of the Month for February, added seven points (1+6).
Leading the way for the Mammoth were forwards John Grant, Jr. (3+2) and Adam Jones (2+3), who each recorded five points in the loss.
The Rock play again next Saturday in a matinee affair on the road against the Philadelphia Wings. The Mammoth will return to action tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. ET when they travel to Buffalo to take on the Bandits at First Niagara Center.
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It's the 4th of June, 1942, and Japanese bombs are raining down on Midway?and you. This lethal assault is a prelude to an invasion whose success gives the enemy control over the Pacific. You are one of the American airmen who hold the outcome of this decisive battle in their hands. You'll have to prove yourself as a fighter, bomber, and reconnaissance pilot, and confront Japanese aces as a bomber and ground AA gunner. The enemy has to be stopped at Midway?and victory's up to you. Relentless action and non-stop excitement at Midway: that's Combat Wings. Take part in the Pacific War's most important battle as fighter, bomber and reconnaissance pilot, a gunner in a Flying Fortress?or an anti-aircraft gunner fending an aircraft carrier or airfield from swarms of enemy planes! A campaign of 21 richly varied missions is complemented by a multiplayer mode that lets you fight for the Americans or the Japanese. Choice of two control modes?arcade action or flight sim, chase and cockpit views, 20 flyable plane types, and spectacular graphics deliver an unforgettable gaming experience packed with thrills and full-blooded combat.


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Alcohol, Water Sports Can Be Deadly Mix
Experts urge swimmers, boaters, surfers not to drink during water activities
SUNDAY, July 10 (HealthDay News) -- Drinking and water sports are highlights of summer fun for many Americans, but mixing the two can be hazardous, the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism warns.
Alcohol is involved in half of all water recreation-related deaths of teens and adults, according to the NIAAA, which outlined a number of potentially dangerous scenarios:
Alcohol can impair swimmers' judgment and increase their risk-taking. For example, swimmers may go out farther than they should and be unable to make it back to shore, or they may not notice how cold they're getting and develop hypothermia.
Around the pool, inebriated divers may collide with the diving board or plunge into water that is too shallow.
Surfers who've been drinking may become over-confident and try to ride a wave that's too difficult for them.
Among boaters, alcohol can impair judgment, balance, vision and reaction time. Alcohol may be involved in up to 60 percent of boating deaths, including falling overboard, the NIAAA said in a news release. A boat operator with a blood alcohol concentration greater than 0.1 percent is 16 times more likely to be killed in a boating accident than someone with a zero blood alcohol level.
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Professor Kym Anderson is the George Gollin Professor of Economics and formerly foundation Executive Director of the Centre for International Economic Studies at the University of Adelaide, where he has been affiliated since 1984. Previously he was a Research Fellow in Economics at ANU's Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies (1977-83), following undergraduate studies at the University of New England in Armidale (1967-70). He has worked at the GATT Secretariat and has been a regular participant in WTO dispute settlement cases as an expert panellist. He has been Lead Economist (Trade Policy) in the Research Group of the World Bank in Washington DC for the past several years.
Mr Andrew Stoler is the Executive Director of the University of Adelaide-based Institute for International Trade. He served as Deputy Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO) from November 1999 to October 2002. Prior to this, he spent slightly more than ten years as the Deputy Permanent Representative of the United States to the WTO and its predecessor, the GATT.
Mr Peter Gallagher is Managing Director of Inquit. He was formerly the CEO of the Australian Dairy Industry Council and was a senior officer for 20 years in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. In 1996, he was appointed to the faculty of the Business School of the University of Melbourne - where he helped establish a program on international trade for MBA students.
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I've got some herbs started in pots (so that Matty can cook up some delicious herb-laden dishes when he gets here), which I'm sure will appreciate all the impending worm-wee and worm castings. It's a much better way to get rid of food scraps, rather than having to bin them all.
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Dec 6 - Third-quarter reports on farm income and farmland values from three Midwest-based Federal Reserve banks paint a mixed picture. Falling crop prices dragged farm income lower, the Kansas City Feds Survey of Agricultural Credit Conditions indicated, but farmland value gains did not moderate much. The St. Louis Feds Ag Survey, on the other hand, showed farmland values down and incomes up. Farmland values in the Chicago Feds district gained 14 percent in the third quarter, according to a survey for the banks Ag Letter, with most crop farmers expecting net cash earnings to be lower in the fall and winter, but some cattle and hog operators seeing higher net earnings relative to a year
After last years drought, a rebound in U.S. crop production was under way in September, leading to a sharp drop in prices, wrote Nathan Kauffman, Omaha branch executive and Maria Akers, associate economist of the Kansas City Fed. Although persistent drought in the Western Plains stressed some district crops, preliminary estimates suggested that production would be relatively strong in many growing regions.
However, the rebound in production may not have been enough to overcome the decline in prices, according to the authors, and more district bankers reported farm income fell short of year-ago levels. In fact, survey respondents noted some producers were holding grain inventories, hoping for higher prices in the future, they wrote.
The survey indicated farm income was expected to remain soft for the remainder of the year, despite some support from crop insurance and a gradual improvement in livestock sector profitability resulting from lower feed costs.
Despite lower farm income, bankers reported to the Kansas City Fed that demand for high-quality farmland outpaced supply as fewer farms were for sale during the growing season. "Both nonirrigated and irrigated cropland values were approximately 20 percent higher than a year ago, while ranchland
values gained 15 percent, wrote Kauffman and Akers. Farmland value gains continued to exceed annual increases in cash rental rates, they noted.
An increasing number of bankers responding to the survey expected farmland values to plateau by the end of 2013. Some agricultural lenders have responded to the steep rise in farmland values by lowering loan-to-value ratios for farm real estate loans, Kauffman and Akers said.
Values for quality farmland across the Eighth District saw a decrease of 6 percent from the second-quarter average, the St. Louis Feds Ag Survey showed. Values averaged $5,332 per acre in the third quarter of 2013, down from $5,672 per acre in the previous quarter. Despite this decline, quality-farmland values remain 9.1 percent higher than at the same point last year.
Looking forward, Bankers expect further erosion in district quality-farmland values over the next three months with an index value of 88, stated the report. The report uses variables based on diffusion index methodology, where index values of 101-200 indicate higher-realized (or expected) income based on survey responses than a year ago, while index values of 0-99 indicate lower-realized (or expected) income than a year ago. A value of 100 indicates the same as a year ago.
According to the survey, the value of pastureland averaged $2,377 per acre in the third quarter, a gain of 1.4 percent over the past four quarters.
Farm income across the Eighth District increased modestly from the same quarter one year ago. This increase is in line with previous reports, which have generally indicated healthy farm economic and fi nancial conditions in the district. Going forward, survey respondents expect farm income levels in the fourth quarter of 2013 to remain modestly above their levels from a year earlier, said the report.
In addition, the survey indicated that capital and household spending increased modestly in the third quarter relative to the same period one year ago. For the fourth quarter of 2013, bankers expect that household-spending levels will remain above their year-earlier levels (index value of 105). By contrast, bankers expect that capital expenditures by farmers will fall modestly short of levels seen in the fourth quarter of 2012 (index value of 95), stated the report.
Cash rents for quality farmland across the district averaged $181 per acre in the third quarter, which was down slightly from the second quarter ($183 per acre). However, cash rents for ranchland or pastureland rose modestly in the third quarter ($62 per acre) compared with their second-quarter average ($57 per acre). According to the survey, Average cash rents have moved steadily upward since the second quarter of 2012 though at an uneven pace. Bankers expect that cash rents for both quality farmland and ranch- or pastureland are expected to increase modestly over the next three months.
In the Chicago-based Seventh District, farmland values increased 14 percent in the third quarter on a year-over-year basis, according to the banks AgLetter in a report authored by David B. Oppedahl, senior business economist. However, the return of the drought seemed to temper the year-over-year gain in Iowa farmland values, he wrote, citing response to the banks Oct. 1 survey of agricultural lenders.
There was a 1 percent increase in good agricultural land values in the third quarter relative to the second quarter, the survey showed. However, respondents didnt expect the upward trend to continue but leaned toward a decrease in the fourth quarter.
The Chicago Fed also reported that crop farmers faced the prospect of lower levels of net cash earnings this fall and winter relative to last year, with only 12 percent of survey respondents anticipating net cash earnings from crops to rise and 73 percent expecting them to drop. Thirty-seven percent of respondents expected higher net earnings for cattle and hog operations over the next three to six months relative to a year ago, while 26 percent predicted lower net earnings.


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Codelco Reports Higher Jan-Sept Profit
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) â¿¿ Chile's state-owned mining company Codelco said Thursday its January-September profits rose 27 percent over the same period last year, boosted by the settlement of a long-running feud with British miner Anglo American Plc over control of a promising copper mine.
The world's largest copper company said Thursday it earned $6.77 billion before taxes versus $5.32 billion in the same period a year ago.
Chief Executive Thomas Keller told reporters the miner produced 1.188 million metric tons of copper, 5 percent less than the 1.25 million metric tons a year earlier due to dwindling ore grades, which have dropped 9 percent on average.
Codelco is involved in ambitious domestic expansion plans, such as turning Chuquicamata, the world's largest open-pit copper mine, into an underground operation that would extend its life by more than 50 years.After a century of exploitation, the mine has become too big, too deep and too old to continue digging in the open-pit method. But Codelco says it still has much more to give with reserves equal to about 60 percent of all the copper exploited in the mine's history still buried deep beneath the crater. Chuquicamata, however, suffered the biggest drop in ore grades, which plunged 19 percent, Keller said. "These are aspects that are linked to an operation that reaches its final stage, where we're facing important challenges in the mining exploitation," he said. Codelco and Anglo American settled their conflict in August with a multi-billion dollar deal. The Chilean miner had sued to enforce an option to buy 49 percent of the Anglo American Sur subsidiary with financing from Mitsui & Co. after Anglo American sold a fourth of its Chile subsidiary to Mitsubishi Corp. instead. Keller said the company's results incorporate an out of the ordinary profit of nearly $3.52 billion from the purchase of its stake in Anglo American's Sur deposit.
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