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behavioral medicine
Summary: The interdisciplinary field concerned with the development and integration of behavioral and biomedical science, knowledge, and techniques relevant to health and illness and the application of this knowledge and these techniques to prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation.
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- A novel approach for mental health disease management: the Air Force Medical Service's interdisciplinary modelChristine N Runyan
Population Health Support, Air Force Medical Operations Agency, Brooks Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, USA
Dis Manag 6:179-88. 2003..Both the implications and the limitations of this pilot study are discussed...
- A randomized controlled component analysis of a behavioral medicine rehabilitation program for chronic spinal pain: are the effects dependent on gender?I B Jensen
Karolinska Institute, Section for Personal Injury Prevention, Box 127 18, 112 94, Stockholm, Sweden
Pain 91:65-78. 2001The aim of the present study was to evaluate the outcome of a behavioral medicine (BM) rehabilitation program and the outcome of its two main components, compared to a 'treatment-as-usual' control group (CG)...
- Recent trends in behavioral medicineUrs M Nater
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia 30322, USA
Curr Opin Psychiatry 19:180-3. 2006b>Behavioral medicine is an interdisciplinary field, integrating research from a variety of disciplines. This review focuses on recent advances and developments in behavioral medicine.
- What types of evidence are most needed to advance behavioral medicine?Russell E Glasgow
Center for Dissemination and Implementation Research, Institute for Health Research, Kaiser Permanente Colorado, Aurora, CO 80237 8066, USA
Ann Behav Med 35:19-25. 2008This editorial presents a perspective on the types of evidence most needed to advance behavioral medicine given the current status of the field.
- Evidence-based behavioral medicine: what is it and how do we achieve it?Karina W Davidson
Mt Sinai School of Medicine, USA
Ann Behav Med 26:161-71. 2003..We describe the 22 CONSORT guidelines and explain their application to behavioral medicine research and to evidence-based practice. Additional behavioral medicine-specific guidelines (e.g...
- Behavioral medicine in the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseaseKristi D Graves
Medical University of South Carolina, USA
Behav Modif 27:3-25. 2003Cardiac behavioral medicine is the application of behavioral and psychosocial principles to the prevention and treatment of heart disease. Most biomedical cardiovascular risk factors (e.g...
- A reusable framework for health counseling dialogue systems based on a behavioral medicine ontologyTimothy W Bickmore
College of Computer and Information Science, Northeastern University, Boston, MA 02215, USA
J Biomed Inform 44:183-97. 2011..Evaluations of these two systems are presented, demonstrating high levels of fidelity to best practices in health behavior change counseling...
- Effect sizes and statistical testing in the determination of clinical significance in behavioral medicine researchThomas Rutledge
University of California, San Diego, USA
Ann Behav Med 27:138-45. 2004The interpretation of clinical significance continues to be an obstacle for researchers in behavioral medicine.
- Interdisciplinarity and systems science to improve population health: a view from the NIH Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences ResearchPatricia L Mabry
Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research, Office of the Director, NIH, Bethesda, Maryland 20892, USA
Am J Prev Med 35:S211-24. 2008....
- Behavioral medicine across the life course: challenges and opportunities for interdisciplinary scienceLaura L Hayman
Department of Nutrition, Food Studies and Public Health, The Steinhardt School of Education, New York University, New York, NY 10012, USA
Ann Behav Med 33:236-41. 2007
- Sociodemographic diversity and behavioral medicineKeith E Whitfield
Department of Biobehavioral Health, Pennsylvania State University, University Park 16802, USA
J Consult Clin Psychol 70:463-81. 2002..The purpose of this article was to provide a selective overview of behavioral medicine research on sociodemographically diverse populations, with a focus on ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic ..
- A primer on current evidence-based review systems and their implications for behavioral medicineKarina W Davidson
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University, New York, NY 10032, USA
Ann Behav Med 28:226-38. 2004..Multiple review systems have been established within medicine and psychology to evaluate and disseminate research findings to clinical practice...
- Behavioral medicine for migraineDawn C Buse
Department of Neurology, Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University, NY, USA
Neurol Clin 27:445-65. 2009b>Behavioral medicine is based on the biopsychosocial theory that biological, psychological, and environmental factors all play significant roles in human functioning...
- Reactivity of measurement in health psychology: how much of a problem is it? What can be done about it?David P French
Applied Research Centre in Health and Lifestyle Interventions, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, Coventry University, UK
Br J Health Psychol 15:453-68. 2010..Other aims are to describe how this may affect conclusions drawn in health psychology research and to outline where more research is needed...
- Ain't necessarily so: review and critique of recent meta-analyses of behavioral medicine interventions in health psychologyJames C Coyne
Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, 3535 Market St, Room 676, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA
Health Psychol 29:107-16. 2010....
- Avoidable pitfalls in behavioral medicine outcome researchWolfgang Linden
The University of British Columbia, Canada
Ann Behav Med 33:143-7. 2007To secure the role of behavioral medicine in health care, researchers continue to improve the quality of their outcome studies...
- Practical behavioral trials to advance evidence-based behavioral medicineRussell E Glasgow
Kaiser Permanente, Penrose, Colorado, USA
Ann Behav Med 31:5-13. 2006There is a well-documented gap between research and practice in many areas of behavioral medicine. This gap is due in part to limitations in the capacity of the research database to address questions that are of central concern to ..
- Behavioral medicine approaches to somatoform disordersKarl J Looper
Division of Social and Transcultural Psychiatry, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
J Consult Clin Psychol 70:810-27. 2002..On the basis of this review of the existing research and a theoretical model of the processes involved in somatoform disorders, the authors offer suggestions for future research and effective treatment...
- The perceived sexual health needs of looked after young people: findings from a qualitative study led through a partnership between public health and health psychologyH Dale
NHS Fife, Department of Psychology, Stratheden Hospital, Cupar, Fife, UK
J Public Health (Oxf) 33:86-92. 2011..The aim of the current study was to identify LAYP's perceived sexual health needs and explore sources of sexual health information, knowledge levels, concerns and service preferences...
- Social ecology and behavioral medicine: implications for training, practice, and policyD Stokols
School of Social Ecology, University of California, Irvine, USA
Behav Med 26:129-38. 2000..Implications of social ecology for behavioral medicine are considered in relation to the development of diagnostic and therapeutic practices, professional ..
- Diabetes and behavioral medicine: the second decadeLinda A Gonder-Frederick
Behavioral Medicine Center, University of Virginia Health System, Charlottesville 22908, USA
J Consult Clin Psychol 70:611-25. 2002..The future of behavioral medicine in diabetes is also discussed, including topics such as the changing role of psychologists in diabetes care,..
- Invitation to a dialogue between researchers and clinicians about evidence-based behavioral medicineBonnie Spring
Department of Psychology, University of Illinois Chicago, Chicago, IL 60607, USA
Ann Behav Med 30:125-37. 2005Evidence-based behavioral medicine (EBBM) aims to improve the process through which best scientific research evidence can be obtained and translated into best clinical decisions regarding behavioral treatments to improve health.
- Theories in behavioral medicineJoost Dekker
Int J Behav Med 15:1-3. 2008
- Behavioral health outreach: integrating medical and behavioral health careFrancisca Azocar
United Behavioral Health, 425 Market Street, 27th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94105, USA
Psychiatr Serv 57:1807-8. 2006
- Consumer-directed healthcare: the next trend?Richard H Dougherty
Dougherty Management Associates, Inc, Lexington, Mass, USA
Behav Healthc Tomorrow 12:21-7. 2003
- Best practices for assessing competence and performance of the behavioral health workforcePhilip G Bashook
Department of Medical Education, University of Illinois at Chicago, 808 South Wood Street MC591, Chicago, IL 60612, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 32:563-92. 2005..A conceptual model of competence is presented, and practical applications of this model are reviewed. Finally, guidelines are proposed for building competency assessment protocols for behavioral health...
- Creating an overnight success in nine yearsRichard S Edley
Behav Healthc Tomorrow 12:28-35. 2003
- Report of recommendations: the Annapolis Coalition Conference on Behavioral Health Work Force CompetenciesMichael A Hoge
Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT 06519, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 32:651-63. 2005..A collaborative effort to identify a set of core or common competencies is envisioned as a key strategy for advancing behavioral health education, training, and other workforce development initiatives...
- Facilitating change in the non-voluntary clientGary Enos
Behav Healthc Tomorrow 12:SR34-5. 2003
- Curriculum resources for training direct care providers in public sector mental healthThomas H Styron
Yale University School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, 34 Park Street, New Haven, CT 06519, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 32:633-49. 2005..These include two relevant competency sets and six portable training curricula, as well as information on how to access these resources...
- Change principles applicable to variety of service settingsGary Enos
Behav Healthc Tomorrow 12:SR32-3. 2003
- Lesson for providers: don't think about what you have, but what clients need. Client-focused mindset accounts for readiness to changeGary Enos
Behav Healthc Tomorrow 12:SR30-1. 2003
- Assessing the information management requirements for behavioral health providersLeslie F Major
State University of New York, Upstate Medical University, Clinical Campus at Binghamton, New York, USA
J Healthc Manag 48:323-33; discussion 334-5. 2003..Selecting an EMR instead of an integrated behavioral health information system was associated with a significant reduction in information system acquisition costs...
- Workforce competencies in behavioral health: an overviewMichael A Hoge
Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT 06519, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 32:593-631. 2005..These varied resources may also be useful in identifying the core competencies that are common to the multiple disciplines and specialties...
- They're waiting impatiently. Despite rising demand, behavioral-health services still face lack of hospital capacity, stretched funding sourcesMelanie Evans
Mod Healthc 34:22-5. 2004
- Building resilience in children of mothers who have co-occurring disorders and histories of violence: intervention model and implementation issuesNorma Finkelstein
Institute for Health and Recovery, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA
J Behav Health Serv Res 32:141-54. 2005..It is recommended that programs begin to implement family-focused integrated treatment approaches that can potentially increase protective factors for children affected by parental mental illness, substance abuse, and violence...
- A national sample of IAPSRS members' responses to the psychiatric rehabilitation beliefs, goals, and practices scaleEdward S Casper
Psychiatr Rehabil J 28:282-9. 2005..The PRGBP appears to measure knowledge of the current consensus on beliefs, goals, and practices in psychiatric rehabilitation, and is not a measure of these other responder characteristics...
- The role of coercion in the treatment of women with co-occurring disorders and histories of abuseColleen Clark
University of South Florida, Tampa, FL 33612, USA
J Behav Health Serv Res 32:167-81. 2005..As expected, women currently required to be in treatment report having less choice in other aspects of their care. Implications for future research in the current climate of increasingly coercive policies are presented...
- Guest editors' introduction: workforce competencies in behavioral healthMichael A Hoge
Adm Policy Ment Health 32:485-8. 2005
- Transforming the workforce in children's mental healthLarke Huang
American Institutes for Research, Washington, DC, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 32:167-87. 2004..The authors conclude with recommendations targeted to states, community agencies, universities, professional associations, and advocates...
- Innovation in behavioral health workforce educationMaria J O'Connell
Yale Program for Recovery and Community Health, Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, 319 Peck Street, Building 6, Suite 1C, New Haven, CT 06513, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 32:131-65. 2004..A review committee evaluated each nomination on four dimensions: novelty, significance, transferability, and effectiveness. Nineteen innovations were selected for recognition, all of which are briefly described...
- Evidence-based teaching practice: implications for behavioral healthGail W Stuart
College of Nursing, Medical University of South Carolina, 99 Jonathan Lucas Street, Charleston, SC 29425, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 32:107-30. 2004..The relevant theories and available bodies of evidence are described, and the implications for workforce education and training are identified...
- Best practices in behavioral health workforce education and trainingMichael A Hoge
Yale University School of Medicine, Yale Department of Psychiatry, 25 Park Street, 6th Floor, New Haven, CT 06519, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 32:91-106. 2004....
- Treatment effects from UPBEAT: a randomized trial of care management for behavioral health problems in hospitalized elderly patientsDavid W Oslin
Section of Geriatric Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania, 3535 Market Street, Room 3002, Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA
J Geriatr Psychiatry Neurol 17:99-106. 2004..Despite a theoretical and practically sound intervention, participation was low and treatment outcomes, while generally good, appeared unaffected by the addition of the program...
- Why make time for behavioral counseling?Dorothy L Pennachio
Med Econ 81:73-4, 76-7. 2004
- Behavioral health weighs in on health ITMichelle Dougherty
- Health psychology: what will the future bring?Francis J Keefe
Pain Prevention and Treatment Research, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC 27710, USA
Health Psychol 23:156-7. 2004..Finally, the numerous changes outlined in this series of articles will demand that health psychologists extend and refine their theoretical models including the biopsychosocial model...
- The fundamentals of workforce competency: implications for behavioral healthMichael A Hoge
Yale University School of Medicine, Yale Department of Psychiatry, 34 Park Street, Room 139, New Haven, CT 06519, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 32:509-31. 2005..From this analysis, recommendations are offered to guide future work on competencies in behavioral health...
- Using information to guide managed behavioral health careChristopher Tompkins
Associate Professor, Schneider Institute for Health Policy, Heller Graduate School, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA 02454, USA
J Behav Health Serv Res 31:98-110. 2004..All of this variation suggests that there may be considerable latitude to guide and improve system-wide performance...
- Strategies for developing competency modelsAnne F Marrelli
Caliber Associates, Fairfax, VA, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 32:533-61. 2005..This modeling process is drawn from advanced work on competencies in business and industry...
- Improving continuity of care: success of a behavioral health programLeonard H Reich
Mental Health Services, HIP Health Plan of New York, New York, NY, USA
J Healthc Qual 25:4-8; quiz 8-9. 2003..These findings provide valuable resource information for behavioral health providers throughout the United States...
- Introduction to the impact of co-occurring disorders and violence on women: findings from the SAMHSA Women, Co-occurring Disorders and Violence StudyMarion A Becker
Department of Mental Health Law and Policy, Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, USA
J Behav Health Serv Res 32:111-2. 2005
- Insurance billing 101Patrick Bruin
Behav Healthc Tomorrow . 2003
- Reaching for the technology horizon. A guide to new technologies in behavioral healthcareJim Catan
Behav Healthc Tomorrow . 2003
- EMRs and database structuresLisbeth Haines
Netsmart Technologies, USA
Behav Healthc 27:54-5. 2007
- Management of behavioral health provider networks in private health plansDeborah W Garnick
Institute for Behavioral Health, Schneider Institutes for Health Policy, Heller School for Social Policy and Management, Brandeis University, Waltham, Mass, USA
J Ambul Care Manage 31:330-41. 2008..Some standard activities are common, but some health plans are adopting other approaches to retain higher-quality providers...
- A psyched-up sector. As treatment approaches have changed in behavioral healthcare, so has facility design, leading to recent expansions, constructionJessica Zigmond
Mod Healthc 37:32-3. 2007
- Achieving the promise through workforce transformation: a view from the Center for Mental Health ServicesA Kathryn Power
Center for Mental Health Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 1 Choke Cherry Road, Room 6 1057, Rockville, MD 20857, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 32:489-95. 2005
- Fetal, childhood, and adolescence interventions leading to adult disease preventionHelen D Pratt
Behavioral and Developmental Pediatrics Division, Michigan State University Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies, Kalamazoo, MI 49048, USA
Prim Care 34:203-17; abstract v. 2007....
- Use of consumer ratings for quality improvement in behavioral health insurance plansJ A Shaul
Department of Health Care Policy, Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA
Jt Comm J Qual Improv 27:216-29. 2001....
- Integrating evidence-based practice with quality managementLeonard Brink
Behav Healthc Tomorrow 12:SR16-20. 2003
- Remaining relevant.... Preparing practitioners: "more, better, and different"Jeanne A Clement
Graduate Program in PMHN, College of Nursing, The Ohio State University, USA
Arch Psychiatr Nurs 21:233. 2007
- Creating a recovery-oriented system of behavioral health care: moving from concept to realityLarry Davidson
Program for Recovery and Community Health, Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT 06513, USA
Psychiatr Rehabil J 31:23-31. 2007..Following descriptions of the first four steps, the authors offer a few lessons that might benefit other states engaged in similar processes of transformation...
- Recovery: a common vision for the fields of mental health and addictionsCheryl Gagne
Boston University, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation, MA 02215, USA
Psychiatr Rehabil J 31:32-7. 2007....
- Promoting the value and practice of shared decision-making in mental health careCarole Schauer
Center for Mental Health Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, U S Department of Health and Human Services, Rockville, MD 20857, USA
Psychiatr Rehabil J 31:54-61. 2007....
- Parity? What parity? Studies show behavioral health coverage still lags, but legislation holds promiseJessica Zigmond
Mod Healthc 37:31. 2007
- Horizon Health deal hits snag. FTC launches antitrust investigation of psych pactJessica Zigmond
Mod Healthc 37:17. 2007
- Calculating treatment costs in an MBHORoger G Kathol
Psychiatr Serv 58:413; author reply 413-4. 2007
- A model for managed behavioral health care in an academic department of psychiatryPeter J Fagan
Department of Psychiatry, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore 21093, USA
Psychiatr Serv 53:431-6. 2002..To supplement previous reports of the involvement of academic psychiatry departments in behavioral health care, the authors supply utilization and financial data that may serve as benchmarks for similar efforts by other departments...
- Evaluation of the Massachusetts Behavioral Health Program: Year 8Richard H Beinecke
Department of Public Management, Suffolk University, Boston, Massachusetts 02108 2770, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 30:141-57. 2002..Ratings in Year 8 were higher generally than in Year 7. The program continues to be a success; however, improvement in several areas continues to be difficult...
- Adverse selection and generosity of alcohol treatment benefitsKatherine M Harris
Division of Clinical and Prevention Research, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism NIAAA, Rockville, MD 20852, USA
Inquiry 39:413-28. 2002..Also, users of alcohol treatment services do not remain disproportionately enrolled longer in plans with generous benefits...
- Evidence-based practice in managed care: more propaganda than reality?David A Sharar
Chestnut Health Systems Inc, Bloomington, Ill, USA
Behav Healthc Tomorrow 12:SR22-4. 2003
- Health plans' disease management programs: extending across the medical and behavioral health spectrum?Elizabeth Levy Merrick
Institute for Behavioral Health, Schneider Institutes for Health Policy, Heller School for Social Policy and Management, Brandeis University, Waltham, Mass 02454, USA
J Ambul Care Manage 31:342-53. 2008..In health plans, disease management has penetrated more slowly into behavioral health and depression program characteristics are highly variable...
- Provider assessments of the Massachusetts Behavioral Health Program: year 7Richard H Beinecke
Suffolk University, Department of Public Management Boston, MA 02108 2770, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 29:519-24. 2002
- Problems in behavioral health care: leap-frogging the status quoLeighton Y Huey
Department of Psychiatry, University of Connecticut School of Medicine, Farmington 06030 1410, USA
Adm Policy Ment Health 29:403-19. 2002....
- Managed behavioral health care: an instrument to characterize critical elements of public sector programsM Susan Ridgely
RAND Health, Santa Monica, CA 90407 2138, USA
Health Serv Res 37:1105-23. 2002..To develop an instrument to characterize public sector managed behavioral health care arrangements to capture key differences between managed and "unmanaged" care and among managed care arrangements...
- Behavioral health service use and costs among children in foster careMarion Becker
Louis de la Parte, Florida Mental Health Institute, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL, USA
Child Welfare 85:633-47. 2006..Nonsuccessfully reunified children received a significantly larger quantity of services than those successfully reunified...
- Clinicians as advocates: an exploratory study of responses to managed care by mental health professionalsNancy Wolff
EJ Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Center for Research on the Organization and Financing of Care for the Severely Mentally Ill, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA
J Behav Health Serv Res 29:274-87. 2002..These results are preliminary but suggest that providers condition their advocacy behavior in response to their experiences with and perceptions of managed care plans...
- Preventive mental health and substance abuse programs and services in managed careSharon L Dorfman
Organization and Financing Office, Center for Mental Health Services, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 5600 Fishers Lane, Room 15 87, Rockville, MD 20857, USA
J Behav Health Serv Res 29:233-58. 2002..Some produced cost savings or offset costs. Six preventive behavioral health interventions are therefore recommended for managed care...
- Managed behavioral health care carve-outs: past performance and future prospectsRichard G Frank
Department of Health Care Policy, Harvard University, Boston, MA 02115, USA
Annu Rev Public Health 28:303-20. 2007..Although not perfect, carve-outs have been instrumental in addressing long-standing challenges in utilization, access, and cost of behavioral health care...
- Behavioral health: setting the rural health research agendaDavid Hartley
Muskie School of Public Service, University of Southern Maine, Portland 04104, USA
J Rural Health 18:242-55. 2002....
- Effect of eliminating behavioral health benefits for selected medicaid enrolleesK John McConnell
Center for Policy and Research in Emergency Medicine, Department of Emergency Medicine, Oregon Health and Science University, Mail Code CR114, 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Rd, Portland OR 97239 3098, USA
Health Serv Res 43:1348-65. 2008....
- Use of and interest in alternative therapies among adult primary care clinicians and adult members in a large health maintenance organizationN P Gordon
Division of Research, Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program Northern California Region, Oakland, USA
West J Med 169:153-61. 1998..Chiropractic, acupuncture, massage, and behavioral medicine techniques such as meditation and relaxation training were most often cited...
- Behavioral medicine and health psychology in a changing worldJ J Conger
Department of Psychiatry, University of Colorado, School of Medicine, Denver 80262
Child Abuse Negl 11:443-53. 1987Despite long-established roots in experimental psychophysiology and psychosomatic medicine, behavioral medicine and health psychology have only recently emerged as recognized, highly visible disciplines within medicine and the behavioral ..
- Thought Field Therapy clinical applications: utilization in an HMO in behavioral medicine and behavioral health servicesC Sakai
Kaiser Behavioral Medicine and Behavioral Health Services, Honolulu, HI 96814, USA
J Clin Psychol 57:1215-27. 2001..These within-session decreases of SUD are preliminary data that call for controlled studies to examine validity, reliability, and maintenance of effects over time. Illustrative case and heart rate variability data are presented...
- High prevalence of restless legs syndrome in somatoform pain disorderMartin Aigner
Department of Psychiatry, Medical University of Vienna, Wahringer Gurtel 18 20, 1090 Vienna, Austria
Eur Arch Psychiatry Clin Neurosci 257:54-7. 2007..Restless legs syndrome is associated with painful symptoms and sleep disturbances. The aim of our study was to evaluate the prevalence of restless legs syndrome (RLS) in somatoform pain disorder...
- Anxiety sensitivity in the prediction of pain-related fear and anxiety in a heterogeneous chronic pain populationM J Zvolensky
West Virginia University, Department of Psychology, Morgantown 26506 6040, USA
Behav Res Ther 39:683-96. 2001..W. & Rainwater, A. J. (1998). Development of the Fear of Pain Questionnaire-III. Journal of Behavioral Medicine.) and Pain Anxiety Symptoms Scale (PASS; McCracken, Zayfert & Gross, 1992: McCracken, L. M., Zayfert, C...
- Teaching psychosomatic (biopsychosocial) medicine in United States medical schools: survey findingsS R Waldstein
Depatment of Psychology, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore 21250, USA
Psychosom Med 63:335-43. 2001..The perceived importance and success of this curriculum, barriers to teaching psychosomatic medicine, and curricular needs were also assessed...
- Biofeedback using telemedicine: clinical applications and case illustrationsJ Earles
Center of Excellence in Professional Psychology, Department of Psychology, Tripler Army Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
Behav Med 27:77-82. 2001..In behavioral medicine, advances in telecommunications have brought about new ways of offering services by expanding healthcare to ..
- Medical hypnosis for temporomandibular disorders: treatment efficacy and medical utilization outcomeE P Simon
Department of Psychology, Multi Disciplinary Pain Clinic, Tripler Regional Medical Center, University of Hawaii, USA
Oral Surg Oral Med Oral Pathol Oral Radiol Endod 90:54-63. 2000The aim of this study was to examine the effectiveness of a particular behavioral medicine treatment modality, medical hypnosis, on reducing the pain symptoms of temporomandibular disorders (TMD).
- Constructive integration of learning theory and phenomenological approaches to biofeedback trainingA J Zolten
University of North Texas
Biofeedback Self Regul 14:89-99. 1989..paradigm for biofeedback as a tool of psychotherapeutic intervention, especially for the discipline of behavioral medicine. Biofeedback is reconstructed as a sequence of allocating attention to automatic cognitive processes until ..
- [Processes of body perception and their therapeutic use in pediatrics. From nonspecific relaxation therapy to training to recognize disease-specific symptoms]M Noeker
Zentrum fur Kinderheilkunde, Universitat Bonn
Klin Padiatr 212:260-5. 2000..Beyond this classical approach, recent behavioral medicine has emphasized the relevance of interoception processes and adequate attribution patterns concerning bodily ..
- Migraines and meditation: does spirituality matter?Amy B Wachholtz
Department of Psychiatry, University of Mass Medical Center, Worcester, MA 01655, USA
J Behav Med 31:351-66. 2008..some of the negative traits associated with migraine headaches (Wachholtz and Pargament Journal of behavioral Medicine, 30: 311-318, 2005)...
- Educating health professionals to respond to bioterrorismW Paul McKinney
School of Public Health and Information Sciences, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY 40202, USA
Public Health Rep 120:42-7. 2005..of presentations tailored to the needs of professionals in medicine, dentistry, public health, nursing, behavioral medicine, allied health, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, and agriculture, providing coordinated training both on site ..
- Newborn right-holding is related to depressive symptoms in bottle-feeding mothers but not in breastfeeding mothersJulien Donnot
Centre for Research in Psychology of Cognition, Language and Emotion Centre PsyCLE, University of Provence, 29 Avenue R Schuman, 13621 Aix en Provence cedex 1, France
Infant Behav Dev 31:352-60. 2008..amp; Bagiella, E. (2000). A preliminary study of breast-feeding and maternal symptomatology. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 22, 71-79]) and must also affect holding biases...
- Cognitive aspects of hypochondriasis and the somatization syndromeW Rief
Roseneck Center for Behavioral Medicine, Prien, Germany
J Abnorm Psychol 107:587-95. 1998..With a sample of 493 patients from a center for behavioral medicine, the authors evaluated a questionnaire assessing typical cognitions concerning body perception, illness ..
- Behavioral science education and the international medical graduateH Russell Searight
6125 Clayton Avenue, Suite 222, Saint Louis, MO 63139, USA
Acad Med 81:164-70. 2006..The authors sought to improve the behavioral science education in their residency program by learning about IMGs' previous training and experience in behavioral science before coming to the United States...
- Attitudes and cardiovascular diseaseHilary Tindle
Division of General Internal Medicine, University of Pittsburgh, 230 McKee Place, Suite 600, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, USA
Maturitas 67:108-13. 2010..agenda utilizing mixed methods and integrating principles of epidemiology, genetics, psychophysiology, and behavioral medicine over the lifecourse (first figure)...
- Our recent experiences with sarin poisoning cases in Japan and pesticide users with references to some selected chemicalsKazuhito Yokoyama
Department of Public Health and Occupational Medicine, Mie University Graduate School of Medicine, 2 174 Edobashi, Tsu, Mie 514 8507, Japan
Neurotoxicology 28:364-73. 2007..in occupational and environmental health has been called "Occupational and Environmental Neurology and Behavioral Medicine." The methods, by which early changes in neurological, cognitive and behavioral function can be assessed, ..
- Biobehavioral mechanisms of work-related upper extremity disorders: a new agenda for research and practiceMichael Feuerstein
Department of Medical and Clinical Psychology, Uniformed Services University of Health Services, Bethesda, Maryland 20814 4799, USA
Am J Ind Med 41:293-7. 2002..Despite this evidence, the biological plausibility of a relationship between exposure to various psychosocial and work organizational stressors and WRUEDs remains unclear..
- Understanding the scope and practice of behavioral medicine in family medicineOliver Oyama
University of South Florida Morton Plant Mease, Family Medicine Residency Program, Clearwater, FL 33755, USA
Fam Med 41:578-84. 2009..b>Behavioral medicine is the discipline representing the contribution of the behavioral sciences to medicine and encompasses a ..
Research Grants83
- Alcohol SBIRT Implementation in an HMO: Non-Physician Providers vs. PhysiciansJENNIFER RENE MERTENS; Fiscal Year: 2010..g., Behavioral Medicine Specialists, Clinical Nurses and Health Educators) will conduct brief intervention and referral...
- Family Decisions About Palliative CareAlison Karasz; Fiscal Year: 20049 Basic Research in Behavioral Medicine Research on decision-making in end of life care has focused largely on the decisions of individual patients...
- Media Literacy to Prevent Adolescent Smoking InitiationBRIAN PRIMACK; Fiscal Year: 2007..candidate will attend local seminars and national conferences involving clinical research, tobacco control, behavioral medicine, and health communication and will meet regularly with an outstanding cohort of talented mentors and ..
- Brief Psychosocial Intervention for Head and Neck Cancer Patients and PartnersDONNA POSLUSZNY; Fiscal Year: 2007..Although behavioral medicine interventions designed to improve psychological adjustment and quality of life in cancer patients have ..
- Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: Beta Cell PreservationSilva Arslanian; Fiscal Year: 2007..Arslanian, PI), 3) in behavioral medicine and lifestyle intervention for childhood obesity (Drs...
- Expressive Writing & Adjustment to Colorectal CancerSTEPHEN LEPORE; Fiscal Year: 2006Expressive writing is a theory-driven behavioral medicine intervention that is designed to enhance health and well-being through increased cognitive and emotional processing of traumatic events...
- BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE APPROACHES TO PEDIATRIC ACUTE PAINKEITH SLIFER; Fiscal Year: 2004..abstract_text> ..
- Sleep-related predictors of function and health among vulnerable older peopleJennifer Martin; Fiscal Year: 2007..My short-term goals are to develop new skills in immunology to compliment my prior training in behavioral medicine and health psychology and to conduct research on cytokines, sleep and rehabilitation outcomes...
- Become/Doctor/Albert Einstein/Medicine/CurriculumPaul Marantz; Fiscal Year: 2007..attitudes, and skills in doctor-patient communication, professionalism and ethics, mind-body medicine, behavioral medicine, social and cultural issues in health, and health economics and policy required to be outstanding ..
- Brief CBT for Anxiety and Advanced NSCLC Joseph Greer; Fiscal Year: 2007..expertise of the Centers for Cancer Care (the Thoracic Oncology Service) and the Department of Psychiatry's Behavioral Medicine Service which has considerable expertise in cognitive behavioral therapy development and testing...
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Since fluoride was put in the water tooth decay has reduced markedly. An ex partner had a big issue about fluoride in the water, that it somehow softened us up for mind control by the powers that be.
I don't like it. A few of my thoughts:
1) It's already in toothpaste that gets applied to my teeth directly; in such levels that there are poison control center warnings about swallowing too much. It's also in the mouth-rinse that's used afterward. Why then, do I still need the government to put it in my body through my digestive tract?
2) I just plain don't want the government deciding that putting chemicals in the public water supply "for our own good" is something they should do, or have the power to do. This goes double for known toxic chemicals, like fluoride. I admit to being paranoid and negative most of the time, but I really don't like this precedent.
3) I love how they care so much about everyone's teeth, yet can't be bothered with the major epidemics actually killing Americans. And again, I don't want them deciding that a certain type of fat is bad for me and banning it, I want them to make real efforts at educating people about choices and effects. Instead of putting chemicals in the water supply, if they care than much about my teeth, give us freaking health and dental care for the half pay-check they take every two weeks.
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A short ceremony was held Sunday to remember a Floyd County deputy killed in the line of duty.
Deputy Levi Bowers was shot and killed in 1916 but there was no record of it with the Floyd Co. Sheriff's Office.
Sunday, Floyd Co. Sheriff Rick Lynch and Deputy Bowers great-great grandson Thomas Dyer took part in a small ceremony at Riverside Cemetery in Rockford to place a grave marker at Bowers final resting place.
"Before today it was just names and numbers, but...today I'm really feeling the...essence of what went on that day and the essence of who my great grandfather was," said Dyer.
The Floyd County Sheriff's Office plans on getting a plaque made and placed at a park in Rockford this spring, permitting the project gets approval from the City Council.
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Ashley Greene and Robert Pattinson were in Belgium this evening for 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1′ Brussels premiere.
The actress wore a sexy L'Wren Scott Spring 2012 mini dress.
For 'The Twilight Saga: Eclipse' London premiere she wore a silver L'Wren Scott dress, but on this occasion she opted for gold.
Her pink and gold embroidered dress is outstanding and for once I detect a personality from her on the red carpet.
I love her sleek straight hair and her attention to detail as she added gold jewels and gold nail polish.
This is the first time I haven't nodded off writing about her because I find her totally captivating on this occasion.
The only let downs are those predictable Brian Atwood nude pumps and the fact that Rob looks really scruffy with that beard.
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If you ask the NCAA, they don't profit off the names and likenesses of college football or college basketball players. It's a nice fantasy, but that's what it is: a fantasy. ESPN basketball analyst Jay Bilas exposed the NCAA's hypocrisy yesterday by pointing out how searching for Johnny Manziel or any player's name will magically produce that player's jersey in the NCAA online store. It caused such a stir that the search function was disabled -- even though a small bit of url handiwork could provide the same results.
This is not a positive development for the NCAA's defense in the O'Bannon case, as they've been claiming that the merchandise sold does not represent the actual players who wear it during games. That's a tough claim to make when the organization's online store spits out the right jerseys when you search for the player's name. It's true that the web store is copyrighted by a third party, but with the NCAA's name and logo splashed all over it, that may not be a strong enough defense to hide behind.
Matching player names with jerseys in the online shop goes beyond just the big stars, as our Texas A&M blog Good Bull Hunting found searching for "Boyd" will return a match for every player with the last name Boyd, not just Clemson star Tajh Boyd.
This isn't the first time mistakes have played right into the hands of the O'Bannon attorneys. Both the NCAA and EA Sports claim that they don't model players in the NCAA Football video game series after real players, but that claim is plainly untrue when you actually look at the players' attributes in the game. An SB Nation reader even found Tim Tebow's name used in a play call in NCAA Football 10, which would clearly refute EA and the NCAA's claims.
The O'Bannon attorneys may just need a little more time and the NCAA might hand the case over to them on their own.
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OSWEGO — Skipper Kirk Reynolds had "Mean Green" sailing like a machine on Saturday at the Oswego County Hospice Cup Regatta.
The Skaneateles sailor led "Mean Green" to the championship of the regatta, held in Lake Ontario off Oswego Harbor.
The event, a fund-raiser for Oswego County Hospice patients and their families, was hosted by the Oswego International Marina and the Oswego Yacht Club. Constellation Energy Nuclear Group was the event's major sponsor.
A companion walk/run was also held. There was no estimate available as to how much money was raised through the regatta and the walk/run. Last year's events raised more than $18,000.
"Mean Green," a J-24, took first-place overall in two of the regatta's three races, and was second overall in the other race.
By winning the Oswego County Hospice Cup Regatta, Reynolds has qualified for the 2011 National Hospice Regattas Championship, to be held in Rochester.
Finishing second overall in the Oswego County Hospice Cup Regatta was "Oz," a J-24 skippered by Tom Doran of Oswego. In the three races, "Oz" placed first overall in one and second in the other two.
Completing the top five in the overall standings were "Seaweed," a J-24 sailed by Charlie Krylo of the Oswego Yacht Club; "Peewee," a J-24 sailed by Kris Werner; and "Crusader," a J-30 skippered by Dan Mather of Oswego.
Twenty-five boats raced in the regatta.
The overall Group 2 winner was "Puffin Plus," sailed by Don Clark of the Selkirk Yacht Club. "Puffin Plus" was the top Group 2 finisher in every race out of the six boats in the group.
Division results
Competition also took place within four divisions.
"Crusader" placed first in Division 1. In the three races, "Crusader" finished first in the division in two of them, taking second in the other race.
"Hiawatha," sailed by Bob Porter, took second in Division 1. "Moongator," skippered by Peter Quackenbush, was third.
In Division 2, the champion was "Splash," sailed by Ron Smith. Following were "Chaser," sailed by Fran Doyle; and "Judicious," sailed by Phil McBrearty.
"Mean Green" won Division 3 over "Oz" and "Seaweed." The division consisted entirely of J-24s.
"Puffin Plus" won Division 4. Completing the top three in the division were "Colorme," sailed by Mike Sorrell; and "Little Chickadee," sailed by Dick White.
Walk/run results
Ed Lindo won the run in the Walk/Run for Hope. His time was 21:02. The course was a bit longer than five kilometers.
Completing the top three, according to unofficial results, were Zach McQuaid (21:19) and Nate Sweet (22:19).
Debbie Smith won the women's run in 24:37. She was followed by Karen Crisafulli (27:31).


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After Saturday's UFC on Versus 6, UFC president Dana White revealed to reporters that he's working to bring Melendez into the UFC fold "ASAP" with the possibility of Melendez entering with an immediate shot at the belt. That's potentially bad news for contenders in line for a chance at the winner of this Saturday's UFC 136 title fight between champion Frankie Edgar and challenger Gray Maynard.
"I wouldn't be upset," Guillard said Monday on The MMA Hour. "I look at it like this man, Two champions from two different organizations i think they both should fight to get rid of the No. 1 [contender]."
As for why Guillard has the patience to wait when most contenders campaign or at times outright begged (Georges St-Pierre, Jon Jones) for a title shot, Guillard has several reasons. Guillard understands that the fans will want to see who the true champion is between the two promotions' titleholders.
Additionally, Guillard doesn't mind knocking off another potential No. 1 contender. The current No. 1 contender fight pits Clay Guida vs. Ben Henderson and Guillard would be interested in fighting the former WEC champ.
"It takes the heat off of me too. I rather get another fight," the 28-year-old says. "If it has to be the winner of Guida and Ben Henderson, but right now Guida is my teammate, so I won't fight him, but if something went wrong and Ben won, then I'd take the Ben Henderson fight next if i had to. It all has to work itself out and see what happens. we can't really say who's next and who's gonna get what. Right now my main focus is on beatting up Joe Lauzon Satuday, winning that fight and I'll move forward from there."
He definitely wouldn't fight Guida though, at least in the near future. Guillard, who splits his training with Imperial Athletics in Florida and Jackson's MMA in Albuquerque, has trained closely with Guida under Greg Jackson.
"I wouldn't fight my teammate unless it's for the title," Guillard said. "That's the only way me Cowboy {Donald Cerrone) or Clay Guida would ever fight each other. Because at that point, it's about us having our legacy."
After his first-round knockout over Shane Roller at UFC 132 in July, Guillard wanted to fight Jim Miller, but when Miller ended up fighting Henderson. Guillard then sought a fight on the UFC 136 card in Texas, where Guillard considers his second home after New Orleans. Examining the list of available opponents, and especially impressed with Lauzon's dominant win over Curt Warburton, Guillard secured the fight after pitching Lauzon to UFC matchmaker Joe Silva as well as Lauzon's camp.
Guillard, who is ranked in the top 10 as a lightweight fighter, doesn't believe it is a step down to fight Lauzon, who is 2-2 in his last four fights. It all goes back to him envisioning every fight as a title fight. By the time he does fight for the belt, he won't feel any pressure.
"The 155 is a big traffic jam right now," Guillard said. "I could care less if i'm next or after that. I'm just going to keep fighting and keep winning ... To me every fight is a title fight. I treat every fight like a title fight so right now I've felt like I've defended my title five times already and I'm working on No. 6 this weekend."


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Helen Frankenthaler, an influential painter of abstract art, died Monday at the age of 83 in her Darien home, where she had lived since 1999.
Some of Frankenthaler's paintings were "seen as seminal works in the development of abstract expressionism," according to Reuters news service. Frankenthaler was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 2002.
In 1952, when she was 23, Frankenthaler painted Mountains and the Sea, an "iconic painting," wrote critic James Panero, "that forever secured her place in the history of art. It was a work that at once defined Frankenthaler's style and changed the visual texture of abstract painting." Panero wrote that the work "built on the achievements" of the painter Jackson Pollock, "—but it also outdid Pollock."
Nor was Panero the only one to think so.
Some of Frankenthaler's paintings were "seen as seminal works in the development of abstract expressionism," according to Reuters news service. Frankenthaler was awarded the National Medal of Arts in 2002.
"Frankenthaler's achievement is to have put the language of abstraction to the service of art's historic need to address large ideas," wrote Eric Gibson, leisure and arts features editor for The Wall Street Journal in Tuesday's edition of that newspaper. "As such she occupies an enduring place in the pantheon of American masters."
Roberta Smith, writing in The New York Times, compared Frankenthaler to the sculptor John Chamberlain, who also recently died: "Both brought a new, unfettered approach to materials that pushed their respective mediums toward greater expressive freedom, unabashed physicality and a rough-edged, aggressively color-based beauty. These qualities became identifying hallmarks of American art, especially in the 1960s, but remain crucial to it even now."
According to her obituary in The New York Times, Frankenthaler had divorced fellow painter Robert Motherwell in 1971. Twenty-three years later, in 1994, she married Stephen M. DuBrul Jr., an investment banker and former head of the U.S. Export-Import Bank, the Times reported
Living and painting on Contentment Island, which had been developed by the 19th-century painter Vincent Colyer, may have affected Frankenthaler. "Water, sky and their shifting light are often reflected in her later imagery," according to her obituary in the Times.
In 2003, Ted Loos interviewed Frankenthaler at her home: "The perfect place to discuss these saturated pictures with Ms. Frankenthaler is at her home in Connecticut. (She declines to say which town.) Water is close by: not only does she have a view of Long Island Sound, but one of its calm coves makes up most of her backyard."
Along with her husband, Frankenthaler is survived by two stepdaughters, Jeannie and Lise Motherwell, and six nieces and nephews, according to The Times obituary.
Editor's note: Here are more links to obituaries, articles and Web pages about Helen Frankenthaler and her art (a YouTube video is also attached to this article):
"Helen Frankenthaler obituary" (The Guardian)
"Helen Frankenthaler (1928-2011)" (Art in America magazine)
"Helen Frankenthaler, esteemed abstract artist for six decades, dies at 83 in Connecticut" (ArtDaily Newsletter)
"Abstract Artist Helen Frankenthaler Dies At Age 83" (National Public Radio)
Other articles and web pages:
"Helen Frankenthaler - abstract expressionist - part 1" (Poul Webb blog)
"Helen Frankenthaler" (Artcyclopedia Web page)
"Jerry Saltz: On Helen Frankenthaler, 2928-2011" (New York magazine)
"Canal" at the Guggenheim Museum website
"Jacobs Ladder" at the Museum of Modern Art website
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CHEYBOYGAN, Mich. (WLNS) - An Eaton County man has died in a snowmobile accident in Northern Michigan. Crews near Cheyboygan say James Larder II of Eaton Rapids apparently went through the ice on Mullett Lake overnight. A search of the area found the spot where it happened.
The dive team was able to recover his body using the hovercraft.
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I make this pareve kugal for the Yom Kippur pre-fast meal because the noodles are a carbohydrate, and eating carbohydrates before the fast helps some people. I also removed the salt from the recipe to make it a more fitting pre-fast dish. I like to eat this after the fast too.
- 8 oz. (250 gm.) wide egg noodles
- 3-4 eggs
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1 tsp. cinnamon
- 1 1/2 cups canned fruit pieces, well drained
- 1/2 cup margarine
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1 cup or more cornflakes
Preparation:1. Boil noodles in a large pot according to the directions on the package.
2. Drain and rinse with cold water. Add beaten eggs, sugar, cinnamon, and fruit.
3. Place in a medium-sized, greased casserole dish.
4. Crush cornflakes slightly. Mix melted margarine and brown sugar. Add cornflakes to make a crumbly topping, and sprinkle evenly over kugel.
5. Bake, uncovered, for 1+ hours at 350 degrees Fahrenheit.


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So, you run a business. It's a conglomeration and is branched out into many venues. Last year you needed a new tractor/trailer so you went out and got yourself a good one. Unfortunately it got in an accident and spent some considerable time at the shop. So this year you and the CEO's are sitting down discussing your needs for the upcoming fiscal year and someone brings up the need for a new tractor/trailer. But wait, you think, aren't we getting that other new one back from the shop? Couldn't the business use something for picking up clients and entertaining potential investors? What you need is something impressive, something sporty. You need a Ferrari.
Ok, bad analogy but my point stands. I think our offensive line sucked last year too. But we barely got to see what we had in Gabe Carimi. We have yet to feel the impact he could have on our line. We used our first round pick on a tackle last year. AND we drafted another tackle in the first round four years ago. He wasn't working out at tackle but he started to look good at guard before he too went down for the season. AND just last year we brought in a veteran free agent guard/center. What have we done in the last decade to get a good receiver? Draft a few in the second through 7th rounds, bring in Roy Williams who, while being considered an upgrade, didn't exactly light it up, and....?
I know David Terrell has many around here feeling snake bit but that was 11 years and an entire GM ago and as long as we spent the money and the draft picks landing Cutler can we give him a few viable options? I'm not suggesting we ignore the offensive line but it has received attention in recent drafts and I don't think anyone here has any idea what we'll really get out of a healthy Carimi and others not playing out of position. Mike Tice might have an idea and I'm sure he'll have some impact on the draft so if the talent is there in any round, they should make the move to improve the line. But personally I'd like to see the Bears commit some resources and shore up the receiver position. Either draft a receiver with a high pick or go after a proven veteran. Or both. I know the tractor/trailers are the heart and soul of a well run business but dammit, we need a Ferrari. Now.


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So I talked to my perfume mentor, Angela, who shook her head sadly at me. Then she told me all the things you tell someone new to perfume: personal taste has a tremendous amount to do with taste; price point has nothing to do with quality; the more you smell the better your nose gets; like what you like and to hell with everyone else – you're the one who has to wear it.
So I did what she told me. I put the book on my book shelf and let my perfumey wanderings take me wherever it went, like dandelion seeds in the wind. Now, three years have passed. I have tried many, many scents. Some wonderful. Some terrible. Some completely unmemorable.
This morning, I got out my copy of Perfumes: The Guide down from its shelf. I went through, page by page, marking off the scents I've tried since that May so long ago. As I did, I noticed several things about their approach I didn't notice a perfume newb, and also several things about my own exploration that are worth noting:
- I'm shocked by their complete and utter confidence that what they are smelling is what everyone else will smell. I find that to be rarely true. Some similarity, sure, but never this emphatic certainty.
- I still haven't tried enough Chanels and Serge Lutens.
- There are really not enough independent perfumers in this book.
- When I first started out, I strongly avoided any complex scents I couldn't immediately peg as something familiar. I loved roses and vanillas. I hated things like chypres, vetivers, and florientals. Now I tend toward more complex scents.
- It's really pleasing not to be able to flip more than one or two pages without marking off scents I'd tried.
- I find Luca Turin's desire to insult perfumers far less entertaining or charming now that I know how hard it is too make perfume, especially good perfume.
Anyone who wants a copy of the original hardback edition of Perfumes: The Guide, despite its flaws, and accepting of the various, but limited, ways it can guide you, post here by Friday, July 1, 2011, 12:00 AM PST.
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Let me first say, UCLA didn't deserve to win. How we were in the game in Seattle is beyond belief, because (a) we couldn't rebound, (2) we couldn't play defense, and (c) Collison just played horrible. We deserved to lose.
However, with 47 seconds left, we still could have won that game. If Morris takes the 5 second call, we get the ball with a chance to cut it to 2 points--and with Washington's free-throw shooting, we could have won.
It doesn't matter which school you are a fan of; NO ONE CAN WATCH THAT PLAY (Morris essentially punches Aboya) AND NOT COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT IT WAS INTENTIONAL. No one. I mean, the play speaks for itself. Morris throws the ball directly at Aboya's face, and then practically dives away because he knows the ball is going to come back at him! Insane, filthy, classless--that's all there is to say about it.
What is worse is Lorenzo Romar trying to defend the play. Bottom Line--there is no defense. Romar needs to step up and take responsibility for a very dirty play. Romar needs to admit that his player opted for unsportsman like conduct to preserve a victory.
I am further incensed with Romar saying the following:"I know Tim is not one to just go out and bean someone," Romar said. "It was in the heat of the moment and Tim made a quick decision and it happened. If I had thought Tim was trying to hurt someone I would have had an issue ..."
Please. Anybody who watched the play can see that that is exactly what Morris was doing. It was intentional and dirty.
There is only one reason why Romar is protecting Morris: they are family. This from The Daily (University of Washington's newspaper):Even though six players on the UW's roster have been here longer than Morris, his relationship with Romar began well before anyone else wearing purple and gold.
Romar and Morris are second cousins (Morris' dad is the brother of Romar's mother, for those of you scoring at home). The two met when Tim was 2 years old.
As Romar described with a laugh, back then balance wasn't quite Morris' strong suit yet.
"There's a picture at my house of Morris and my oldest daughter when he was 2," Romar said. "They were hugging for the picture, and they both fell."
Before too long, it was Morris' jumpers that began falling. He caught Romar's attention the first time he saw him play, when Morris was an eighth grader visiting Romar's basketball camp at Pepperdine, where he was coaching at the time.
"That's when I knew. I told his dad, `He's going to be really good,'" Romar said. "We've stayed in touch ever since."
That's right, Romar is protecting his family.
This is so disgusting and disingenuious, I just am beside myself.
Let's not forget, Morris used to be at Stanford. But he couldn't cut it there, and because he selfishly wanted more playing time, he traded in a Stanford degree for a UW degree, and abandoned his team to help himself. This is not a smart kid. I have no doubt that his behavior and attitude problems (which he clearly has) got him booted from Stanford. And the only person willing to take this kid in was his second-cousin, Lorenzo Romar, who Morris refers to as his "uncle."It was more like an uncle relationship," Morris said.
Someone needs to step in an apologize. We can't expect Romar to do the right thing, he's Morris' uncle or cousin or whatever.
But some unconflicted person needs to do the right thing. It is clear Romar gave a dirty player a scholarship after he blew other opportunities, and now, Romar is trying to protect that player. Who else in the world would protect a Dirty Filthy Mangy Stray Dog but family.
This situation is exactly why Athletic Directors exist. Sometimes players and coaches are just too close to the situation.
Regardless of an apology, let's hope the Bruins can use this as motivation. And this final point can't be made too many times: Alfred Aboya handled the situation brilliantly and with tremendous class. He made UCLA and Cameroon proud on Sunday, and he deserves a lot of credit.


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SnowMont Festival is back with another round of amazing artists to add to the already killler line up. As announced last week SnowMont Festival will be held in Killington Vermont March 30th to April 1st. International stars including Snoop Dog and Kaskade will be joined by The Flaming Lips, Big Boi, Diplo and many more.
Combining the world's best musicians with the world's best snow conditions, the 2012 SnowMont Music Festival is the East Coast edition of the S.N.O.W. series, which proposes the ultimate marriage: music and mountains. With multiple stages showcasing the talent of some of today's most exciting artists, the live music at this year's SnowMont Festival is sure to satisfy thousands of hungry music fans.


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Some Triangle veterans received a warm "thank you" Friday morning for serving our country.
The Quilts of Valor Foundation presented three veterans with homemade quilts. Crews with the organization said their mission is to match soldiers and quilts at every quilt show and at VA hospitals.
Retired National Guard Lt. Colonel Sean Moser proudly accepted his quilt. He said he'll likely display his quilt on his wall.
"I just think that it's wonderful what the people from Quilts of Valor do," he said. "Clearly these are heartfelt. These are a treasure and will be passed down for generations in my family.
"It's a wonderful treat and honor."
Just this week alone, 196 vets have received quilts across the country.
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The Bulldogs now have two more touted rushers on the way.
Nick Chubb, a 5-foot-11, 218-pound tailback from Cedartown, Ga., committed to the Bulldogs on Tuesday night, passing up scholarship offers from Auburn and South Carolina. Chubb is rated by Rivals.com as the nation's No. 9 tailback and the No. 70 overall prospect.
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A dog in the classroom is unconventional, but for one northern Michigan third grader, it could save her life.
Christine Cole, from Gaylord, suffers from a severe form of epilepsy.
With very few alternatives, her family is turning to a dog for help.
They hope she can help Christine when she's having a seizure.
Christine's mom says it's been a roller coaster ride since the epilepsy diagnosis back in 2009.
They're hoping once their dog is trained, it will mean a better life for not only Christine, but those around her.
"Last week she had two seizures, two fairly bad seizures in school."
It's a frightening scenario and it's one the Cole family faces all too often. After numerous attempts to stabilize her seizures, Cyndie Cole wasn't sure what they would do.
"I said 'What do people do when they can't find the right mix?' and here I have a child that's 7 years old and she can't complete a full day of school, and she said 'Well there's always a seizure assist dog,'" explains Cole.
Enter Xena, the German Shepherd that's being trained to be by Christine's side.
"It's going to be a very intensive training, she's got to learn how to respond to Christine. Xena will be fine-tuned and taught how to sense when she's having a seizure, or going to have a seizure, 15 to 20 minutes ahead of time."
That intensive training comes with an expensive price tag: $25,000. They have set up a fundraising web site so Xena can be trained and certified as a seizure alert dog.
"It's just gotten to the point now where we've got to get it finished, I just can't let my child and her classmates and everybody else go through wonder, you look at her and wonder when's the next one going to happen, and it makes it very difficult and disruptive," says Cole.
Cyndie says she looks forward to the day when Christine and Xena go off to school together, and the peace of mind she's been longing for.
"It will be a whole totally different life, I'm hoping, there will always be that worry, but I know Xena will be there with her and Xena will take care of her and protect her because that's what this training will teach her to do."
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Three Council Rock High School South sophomores are being remembered as good student athletes with "infectious smiles."
Seventh-grade girls in the Centennial School District will take part in Girls Unlimited, a program to prevent bullying that runs one hour a day for one week.
Who would have guessed? It turns out tennis balls are good for more than whacking back and forth over a net.
Is your vehicle getting the gas mileage promised by the manufacturer?
Three Council Rock High School South students were killed and another was injured Saturday in a rollover crash in northeastern Pennsylvania and two others in the SUV were also injured, according to police.
The intersection of Street and Knights roads in Bensalem has the dubious distinction of the "most dangerous intersection in America," according to Time magazine.
To hopefully spur commercial growth, the Northampton supervisors will give property tax breaks to businesses in certain parts of the township that enlarge their buildings.
NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP — Williams Transcontinental Gas pipeline will close and detour Route 532 between Route 413 and Stoopville Road beginning Sept. 8.
U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Anthony Palio, just back from a two-month deployment in Afghanistan, was honored Wednesday by Northampton supervisors, Congressman Michael Fitzpatrick and state Rep. Scott Petri.
The nearly 35 million travelers expected to hit the road for the Labor Day holiday will find gas prices lower than they've been in four years.
The Neshaminy School District and the union representing its support staff will soon sit down for their first negotiating session in more than a month.
PHILADELPHIA — Mistakes ultimately cost William Tennent in a 21-13 loss to Mastery Charter North on Saturday night in a non-league football clash played at Benjamin Johnston Stadium, more commonly known as the city's Northwest Super Site.
Regarding the front-page article on July 27, "Palestinian couple want their people heard," I am disgusted with the way Christians are not given the same courtesy. Christians are being slaughtered by the thousands in Africa, Iraq, Egypt, Iran, etc. There are stories of Christians being beheaded because they won't give up their faith to become Muslims. A case in point is the Christian woman condemned to death because of her faith.
Doing the laundry is the worst domestic task that I have ever encountered, but it's also a wonderful window into how working and stay-at-home spouses unfairly judge one another.


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There were mixed emotions Friday morning after Thursday's strip mine meeting in Owensboro ended in a 5-5 tie.
The planning commission heard testimonies from residents that live in the Pleasant Ridge area about why they don't want land rezoned so it can be strip mined.
Thursday's meeting lasted almost eight hours with at least 300 people in attendance.
Residents living near the proposed strip mine have multiple reasons why they think mining shouldn't even be an option.
"How will I and my neighbors with breathing disorders continue to be productive members of society if we become too sick to work because of the strip mine," says Carla Williams.
This is the third time the Pleasant Ridge area's been brought up for strip mining.
"In 1993, we had a much lower residential population and the rezoning was voted down because of the 105 residents who would be directly affected. Today over 360 residents will be directly affected," said concerned resident Sherry Stringer.
Western Kentucky minerals, the coal company wanting to strip mine the land, say now's the time to mine with safer equipment available now than in the past, and more coal. Safety concerns also made the list why residents don't want mining.
"On July 16th, 2007 in Kentucky, as a result of a surface mine blast fly, rock flew 1700 feet. A company mechanic was struck and killed, " noted resident Curtis Whistle.
"We first of all monitor with seismographic equipment at the nearest uncontrolled structure," said Western Kentucky Minerals blaster Marty Vincent.
Since there is a tie now, the commission will meet again in 30 days. They have a few options now.
They can decide to forward the application to fiscal court without a vote, or the commission can vote, but if it's another tie, fiscal court will handle the application.
The commission also has the option of voting in favor of putting the application down and it dies.
Most residents say they are disappointed in the tie.
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As was announced earlier this year, phone numbers in Southern Indiana are undergoing a change.
The 812 area code is experiencing a number shortage. As a result, the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission began gathering research and public feedback to determine the best solution for the shortage. The IURC is an advocate of neither the public nor the utility companies. The IURC is required by state statute to make decisions that balance the interests of
all parties to ensure the utilities provide adequate and reliable service at reasonable rates. Following months of research, including 10 public hearings across southern Indiana, the IURC announced its decision on July 31.
Southern Indiana has been assigned a new area code: 930. In a process known as overlay, this area code will be assigned 'over' the same geographic area as the existing 812. The overlay means that customers who have the existing 812 area code will be able to keep their current phone number. After a certain date, customers requesting a new service for a fax, landline or cell phone, will be assigned a 930 area code.
With the new area code, all customers will now have to use 10-digit dialing, regardless of whether they are calling a local or long distance number. The changes will require some education and a training period. At present there is no official start date. Telecommunication companies are currently in the process of making their plans and preparations.
Once those plans are finalized, there will be a 13-month grace period consisting of: six months of education and network preparation; six months of permissive dialing (meaning customers can use either the 7 or 10 digits to dial in the 812 area); and one month of mandatory 10-digit dialing.
Sometime after that, the 930 numbers will begin to be assigned.
The 812 area code has been untouched since 1947. All other areas in Indiana had been previously split to accommodate growing demand. According to a press release from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission, population growth, economic growth and demand for new services have been, and continue to be, the primary contributors to the number shortages.


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Jaguars sign DT Edwards, cut DT McClain
The Panthers announced Sunday that they have signed veteran DT Dwan Edwards and waived second-year DT Terrell McClain.
Panthers cut WR Ajirotutu, trade for S Jones
The Panthers announced their first batch of cuts on the way to the deadline for a 53-man roster later Friday.
Rivera expects WR Smith back to practice Sunday
Head coach Ron Rivera says he expects WR Steve Smith will return to practice Sunday and play in the Panthers' season opener.
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Panthers cut PK Mare, P Harris
The Panthers made several moves Monday in order to reduce the active roster to 75 players, including the release of PK Olindo Mare.
Panthers RB Stewart leaves game with injury
RB Jonathan Stewart suffered what appeared to be a right ankle injury in the Panthers' preseason game vs. the Jets Sunday.
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Mike Wilkening plays oddsmaker and puts up 12 hypothetical proposition bets for 2012, including one focusing on Cam Newton's rushing TDs.
Panthers WR Smith bruises knee, held out of practice
Panthers WR Steve Smith was held out of the second half of Tuesday morning's practice after bruising his left knee.
Time for Panthers' Olsen to shine
It is a familiar theme for owners that have followed him throughout his career — this really could be Greg Olsen's year.
Panthers wondering if LaFell will seize opportunity
We hear no one in Panthers' camp is posing a legitimate challenge to WR Brandon LaFell, who is in line to start opposite Steve Smith.
Panthers release OT Otah
The Panthers terminated the contract of OT Jeff Otah, the team announced Thursday.
Jets sending OT Otah back to Carolina
OT Jeff Otah will return to the Panthers after his trade to the Jets was voided when he didn't pass a physical.
Kalil is headed to Hawaii after all.||||||| Kalil was added to the NFC's Pro Bowl roster Friday to replace Washington Redskins tackle Trent Williams, who is injured.
The Panthers have announced that Kalil is out for the season after suffering a left foot injury.||||||| Kalil was injured in Carolina's 16-12 loss to Seattle, although he continued playing. Kalil went to see Dr. James Anderson on Tuesday and it was determined he had a Lisfranc injury, having torn a ligament that supports the middle of his foot.
Kalil has signed his one-year tender worth more than $10 million. Team spokesman Charlie Dayton confirmed the move on Thursday, two days after the Panthers placed the non-exclusive franchise tag on Kalil. If the current rules exist in the new collective bargaining agreement, another team would've had to surrender two first-round picks to sign the two-time Pro Bowl selection.||||||| The franchise tag has been a point of contention with the current labor deal expiring next week. But Kalil's decision to sign gives him $10 million guaranteed.
The Carolina Panthers have placed the non-exclusive franchise tag on Kalil, a move that will help keep the core of the offensive line intact but will also make two other key players unrestricted free agents.||||||| Kalil will be offered a one-year, guaranteed deal worth more than $10 million. If the current franchise tag rules remain under the new labor deal, another team could sign Kalil only by giving Carolina two first-round draft picks. The 25-year-old Kalil made his second straight Pro Bowl this season.
Carolina was again without Kalil and right tackle Jeff Otah for Sunday's game against Arizona. Both linemen have been sidelined with right ankle injuries.||||||| The team hopes both Otah and Kalil will be back on the field when the Panthers resume play Nov. 9 at Oakland after getting two extra weeks of rest. Otah has missed the last three games and Kalil the previous two with ankle injuries.


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PLAINFIELD — The Plainfield wrestling team ran into a buzzsaw Thursday night, unfortunately they weren't sharp enough to keep up.
Noblesville, from the strong Hoosier Crossroads Conference, dropped the Quakers 59-15.
It was the first year that the two teams had met and Plainfield coach Paul Nicodemus knew they would be tough competition. The Millers were coming off a sectional championship and were returning most of its team.
"I wanted some good competition," Nicodemus said. "I wanted our guys to have a tough test early in the season and that's what we got. I felt like still, even though we only won a few matches we did some good things in some of the other matches."
Freshman Isaac Gomez provided the first points of the evening for the Quakers when he pinned Noblesville's Jack Wishart in the second period.
"Isaac is really, really tough," Nicodemus said. "He wrestles with a lot of savvy for a freshman and he just has everything you want. He has good leverage, he has good quickness and so we are really happy with his progress so far."
Senior Ben Macri continued his strong season with a second period pin of the Millers' Stephen Storey. Macri's only loss of the season came against Fishers when he fell 3-2 to a wrestler who advanced to state last year.
"Ben expects to win every time he steps up to the mat and that's good for the other kids to see," Nicodemus said. "When Ben wrestles with that confidence it gives the entire team that confidence. Sky is the limit for Ben this year. He's looked really tough this season and he showed tonight why he's a force on the mat."
Sophomore Dayton Clements provided a nail-biting victory over Mitch McVey 10-8. Clements led 2-0 after the first, 6-2 after the second and had to fight off a rally from McVey to take home the victory.
"That's Dayton's style. He's comfortable there," Nicodemus said of the close finish. "He wrestles with a toughness and for a sophomore he's got a lot of talent."
The Quakers were pinned in six of its 10 losses and Nicodemus knows that's where they need to improve moving forward.
"We got to stop getting pinned. There were way too many times we were pinned tonight," he said. "The effort is there and that is a key. They aren't giving up and they are trying to do the right thing, they just need more mat time."


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Analysis of the Soybean-to-Corn Price Ratio and its Impact on Farmers' Planting Decision-Making in Indiana
AbstractIn Indiana agricultural land is used mostly for corn and soybean harvesting. Rotated corn is a common practice, but in recent years, essentially due to the "ethanol boom" and increased profitability of corn production, many farmers have switched to continuous corn. Corn price increase affects the soybean-to-corn (STC) ratio, however, it is hypothesized that over time market effects will be felt, and return the ratio to its stable range. The threshold autoregressive model is used to analyze the monthly time series of STC ratio in Indiana. Results suggest that exogenous shocks will not have permanent effect on the STC price ratio, but will require, however, a reasonably long time to die out.
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Full Report: Easington miners celebrate Thatcher's funeral
Flags were flying at half mast across the country today - but the councils in Newcastle, Gateshead, Durham and York did not lower their flags for the funeral of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
In Easington, ex-miners celebrated - to mark the 20th anniversary of the closure of Easington Colliery - and the death of the woman they say led to its decline.
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The panel says leaders of both the State Senate and Assembly have refused to cooperate. The commission announced it voted Tuesday to aggressively move forward in compelling production of information. The commission announced it will hold public hearings and issue it's first report on December 1.
A representative for Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo says her office has not been contacted by the commission. A request for comment from Senator Tom Libous' office has not yet been returned.
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A View from the West Texas Boys Ranch
A man of faith once said, "You see what you are."
Life really is about viewpoint, how each person looks at life and everyone in life.
Quite often I am asked what kind of boys go to the ranch. As a cottage parent I have given various answers. Once a contract worker, doing some work on the ranch and not knowing much about the ranch, asked me, "Is this a prison for boys?"
My answer to that one was easy, "No!"
Humorously, there are times the boys may "see" it this way; to be sure it is not.
For the most part, what we as cottage parents see is family. This is our heart, and a gift we seek to give to the boys; this vision directs our work. We live, play, laugh, cry, eat, work, learn, worship and grow together. This is the goal while each boy is here. Such a goal gives focus to the way we see each boy who comes.
There are many reasons why a boy comes to the ranch. Some people ask if the boys come because they are bad. That is how some people do see these boys. Some of the reasons boys come are good; some reasons are more like good, yet still a work in progress; while others come needing a revised idea of good (with all humor intended)!
The reason a boy comes to the ranch does not guide the view the ranch parents and other staff have. The ranch is provided so each boy is able to find a new view for himself.
This draws the point back to the first quote, "You see what you are."
This says something not about the boys but about the cottage parents (and anyone who does this kind of work with children). Looking at the boys, how we deal with them says less about them and more about us, even more so about me.
Sometimes when I tell people about what I do they say, "Wow it takes a special person to do something like that."
Being special really has nothing to do with it at all. It only takes a person who is willing to learn, to grow, and to persevere to be a parent whether that parent is at the ranch or not.
In his book, "A Boy Called It," Dave Pelzer talks about foster parents who heard that comment about being special too. What he discovered is that foster parents (as well as other people who work in child care agencies) are people who made the decision to do this work. Dave had parents and foster parents whose view about children was good and some whose view was not so good. Dave's ability to see that difference made a big impact upon his life view.
I now see much more of who I am, with a focus adjusted not so much by me but by the boys I live with each day. This is life changing for me and I hope for each boy.
Come to the ranch and see for yourself. See West Texas Boys Ranch through our eyes, the boys' eyes and maybe ... "you see what you are," too.
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