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Theo Clyde Manschreck, M.D.
Professor of Psychiatry, Part-time
Veterans Affairs Boston Healthcare System
Corrigan Center
49 Hillside St
Fall River MA 02720
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Manschreck TC, Chun J, Merrill AM, Maher BA, Boshes RA, Glatt SJ, Faraone SV, Tsuang MT, Seidman LJ. Impaired motor performance in adolescents at familial high-risk for schizophrenia. Schizophr Res. 2015 Oct; 168(1-2):44-9.
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Buckley PF, Schooler NR, Goff DC, Hsiao J, Kopelowicz A, Lauriello J, Manschreck T, Mendelowitz AJ, Miller del D, Severe JB, Wilson DR, Ames D, Bustillo J, Mintz J, Kane JM. Comparison of SGA Oral Medications and a Long-Acting Injectable SGA: The PROACTIVE Study. Schizophr Bull. 2015 Mar; 41(2):449-59.
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Chun J, Karam ZN, Marzinzik F, Kamali M, O'Donnell L, Tso IF, Manschreck TC, McInnis M, Deldin PJ. Can P300 distinguish among schizophrenia, schizoaffective and bipolar I disorders? An ERP study of response inhibition. Schizophr Res. 2013 Dec; 151(1-3):175-84.
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Thermenos HW, Whitfield-Gabrieli S, Seidman LJ, Kuperberg G, Juelich RJ, Divatia S, Riley C, Jabbar GA, Shenton ME, Kubicki M, Manschreck T, Keshavan MS, DeLisi LE. Altered language network activity in young people at familial high-risk for schizophrenia. Schizophr Res. 2013 Dec; 151(1-3):229-37.
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Goff DC, McEvoy JP, Citrome L, Mech AW, Bustillo JR, Gil R, Buckley P, Manschreck TC, Achtyes ED, Macklin EA. High-dose oral ziprasidone versus conventional dosing in schizophrenia patients with residual symptoms: the ZEBRAS study. J Clin Psychopharmacol. 2013 Aug; 33(4):485-90.
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Scala S, Pousada A, Stone WS, Thermenos HW, Manschreck TC, Tsuang MT, Faraone SV, Seidman LJ. Verbal and visual-spatial memory impairment in youth at familial risk for schizophrenia or affective psychosis: a pilot study. Schizophr Res. 2013 Mar; 144(1-3):122-8.
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Osser DN, Roudsari MJ, Manschreck T. The psychopharmacology algorithm project at the Harvard South Shore Program: an update on schizophrenia. Harv Rev Psychiatry. 2013 Jan-Feb; 21(1):18-40.
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Manschreck TC, Merrill AM, Jabbar G, Chun J, Delisi LE. Frequency of normative word associations in the speech of individuals at familial high-risk for schizophrenia. Schizophr Res. 2012 Sep; 140(1-3):99-103.
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Galvez-Buccollini JA, Proal AC, Tomaselli V, Trachtenberg M, Coconcea C, Chun J, Manschreck T, Fleming J, Delisi LE. Association between age at onset of psychosis and age at onset of cannabis use in non-affective psychosis. Schizophr Res. 2012 Aug; 139(1-3):157-60.
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Boshes RA, Manschreck TC, Konigsberg W. Genetics of the schizophrenias: a model accounting for their persistence and myriad phenotypes. Harv Rev Psychiatry. 2012 May-Jun; 20(3):119-29.
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Stroup TS, Appelbaum PS, Gu H, Hays S, Swartz MS, Keefe RS, Kim SY, Manschreck TC, Boshes RA, McEvoy JP, Lieberman JA. Longitudinal consent-related abilities among research participants with schizophrenia: results from the CATIE study. Schizophr Res. 2011 Aug; 130(1-3):47-52.
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Chan RC, Wang Y, Zhao Q, Yan C, Xu T, Gong QY, Manschreck TC. Neurological soft signs in individuals with schizotypal personality features. Aust N Z J Psychiatry. 2010 Sep; 44(9):800-4.
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Chan RC, McAlonan GM, Yang B, Lin L, Shum D, Manschreck TC. Prevalence of neurological soft signs and their neuropsychological correlates in typically developing Chinese children and Chinese children with ADHD. Dev Neuropsychol. 2010; 35(6):698-711.
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Chan RC, Wang Y, Wang L, Chen EY, Manschreck TC, Li ZJ, Yu X, Gong QY. Neurological soft signs and their relationships to neurocognitive functions: a re-visit with the structural equation modeling design. PLoS One. 2009; 4(12):e8469.
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Manschreck TC, Boshes RA. The CATIE schizophrenia trial: results, impact, controversy. Harv Rev Psychiatry. 2007 Sep-Oct; 15(5):245-58.
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Lenzenweger MF, Miller AB, Maher BA, Manschreck TC. Schizotypy and individual differences in the frequency of normal associations in verbal utterances. Schizophr Res. 2007 Sep; 95(1-3):96-102.
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Goff DC, Lamberti JS, Leon AC, Green MF, Miller AL, Patel J, Manschreck T, Freudenreich O, Johnson SA. A placebo-controlled add-on trial of the Ampakine, CX516, for cognitive deficits in schizophrenia. Neuropsychopharmacology. 2008 Feb; 33(3):465-72.
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Keefe RS, Bilder RM, Harvey PD, Davis SM, Palmer BW, Gold JM, Meltzer HY, Green MF, Miller DD, Canive JM, Adler LW, Manschreck TC, Swartz M, Rosenheck R, Perkins DO, Walker TM, Stroup TS, McEvoy JP, Lieberman JA. Baseline neurocognitive deficits in the CATIE schizophrenia trial. Neuropsychopharmacology. 2006 Sep; 31(9):2033-46.
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Manschreck TC, Khan NL. Recent advances in the treatment of delusional disorder. Can J Psychiatry. 2006 Feb; 51(2):114-9.
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Maher BA, Manschreck TC, Linnet J, Candela S. Quantitative assessment of the frequency of normal associations in the utterances of schizophrenia patients and healthy controls. Schizophr Res. 2005 Oct 15; 78(2-3):219-24.
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Lenzenweger MF, Maher BA, Manschreck TC. Paul E. Meehl's influence on experimental psychopathology: fruits of the nexus of schizotypy and schizophrenia, neurology, and methodology. J Clin Psychol. 2005 Oct; 61(10):1295-315.
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Stroup S, Appelbaum P, Swartz M, Patel M, Davis S, Jeste D, Kim S, Keefe R, Manschreck T, McEvoy J, Lieberman J. Decision-making capacity for research participation among individuals in the CATIE schizophrenia trial. Schizophr Res. 2005 Dec 1; 80(1):1-8.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Candela SF. Earlier age of first diagnosis in schizophrenia is related to impaired motor control. Schizophr Bull. 2004; 30(2):351-60.
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Boshes RA, Manschreck TC. Review of antipsychotic medication administration: a proposal of intermittent dosing. Schizophr Bull. 2002; 28(2):203-22.
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Boshes RA, Manschreck TC, Desrosiers J, Candela S, Hanrahan-Boshes M. Initiation of clozapine therapy in a patient with preexisting leukopenia: a discussion of the rationale of current treatment options. Ann Clin Psychiatry. 2001 Dec; 13(4):233-7.
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Manschreck TC. Placebo studies: lessons from psychiatric research. Psychiatr Ann. 2001 Feb; 31(2):130-6.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Candela SF, Redmond D, Yurgelun-Todd D, Tsuang M. Impaired verbal memory is associated with impaired motor performance in schizophrenia: relationship to brain structure. Schizophr Res. 2000 May 25; 43(1):21-32.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Winzig L, Candela SF, Beaudette S, Boshes R. Age disorientation in schizophrenia: an indicator of progressive and severe psychopathology, not institutional isolation. J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neurosci. 2000; 12(3):350-8.
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Manschreck TC, Redmond DA, Candela SF, Maher BA. Effects of clozapine on psychiatric symptoms, cognition, and functional outcome in schizophrenia. J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neurosci. 1999; 11(4):481-9.
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Maher BA, Manschreck TC, Yurgelun-Todd DA, Tsuang MT. Hemispheric asymmetry of frontal and temporal gray matter and age of onset in schizophrenia. Biol Psychiatry. 1998 Sep 15; 44(6):413-7.
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White MS, Maher BA, Manschreck TC. Hemispheric specialization in schizophrenics with perceptual aberration. Schizophr Res. 1998 Aug 17; 32(3):161-70.
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Kammer T, Saleh F, Oepen G, Seyyedi S, Kanwisher N, Furmanski C, Spitzer M. Repetition blindness in schizophrenic patients. Eur Arch Psychiatry Clin Neurosci. 1998; 248(3):136-40.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Beaudette SM, Redmond DA. Context memory in schizoaffective and schizophrenic disorders. Schizophr Res. 1997 Aug 29; 26(2-3):153-61.
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Blyler CR, Maher BA, Manschreck TC, Fenton WS. Line drawing as a possible measure of lateralized motor performance in schizophrenia. Schizophr Res. 1997 Jul 25; 26(1):15-23.
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Maher BA, Manschreck TC, Redmond D, Beaudette S. Length of illness and the gradient from positive to negative semantic priming in schizophrenic patients. Schizophr Res. 1996 Nov 15; 22(2):127-32.
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Manschreck TC. Delusional disorder: the recognition and management of paranoia. J Clin Psychiatry. 1996; 57 Suppl 3:32-8; discussion 49.
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Manschreck TC. Pathogenesis of delusions. Psychiatr Clin North Am. 1995 Jun; 18(2):213-29.
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Maher BA, Manschreck TC, Woods BT, Yurgelun-Todd DA, Tsuang MT. Frontal brain volume and context effects in short-term recall in schizophrenia. Biol Psychiatry. 1995 Feb 1; 37(3):144-50.
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Manschreck TC, Redmond DA, Beaudette SM. Clozapine in the back wards. Ann Clin Psychiatry. 1994 Dec; 6(4):215-25.
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Welch J, Manschreck T, Redmond D. Clozapine-induced seizures and EEG changes. J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neurosci. 1994; 6(3):250-6.
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Manschreck TC. The treatment of cocaine abuse. Psychiatr Q. 1993; 64(2):183-97.
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Manschreck TC, Leighton AH. Reducing disability in mood disorders and schizophrenia. Hosp Community Psychiatry. 1992 Feb; 43(2):179-80.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Rosenthal JE, Berner J. Reduced primacy and related features in schizophrenia. Schizophr Res. 1991 Jul-Aug; 5(1):35-41.
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Manschreck TC, Maher B, Celada MT, Schneyer M, Fernandez R. Object chaining and thought disorder in schizophrenic speech. Psychol Med. 1991 May; 21(2):443-6.
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Manschreck TC, Schneyer ML, Weisstein CC, Laughery J, Rosenthal J, Celada T, Berner J. Freebase cocaine and memory. Compr Psychiatry. 1990 Jul-Aug; 31(4):369-75.
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Wilson SN, Surman OS, Colvin R, Ozonoff D, Gelenberg AJ, Jenike MA, Manschreck T, Pato C. Unusual lymphocyte subset distribution in some depressed patients. J Clin Psychiatry. 1990 Feb; 51(2):51-2.
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Manschreck TC, Keuthen NJ, Schneyer ML, Celada MT, Laughery J, Collins P. Abnormal involuntary movements and chronic schizophrenic disorders. Biol Psychiatry. 1990 Jan 15; 27(2):150-8.
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Garber HJ, Weilburg JB, Duffy FH, Manschreck TC. Clinical use of topographic brain electrical activity mapping in psychiatry. J Clin Psychiatry. 1989 Jun; 50(6):205-11.
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Maher BA, Manschreck TC, Weisstein CC, Schneyer ML, Okunieff R. Cloze analysis in schizophrenic speech: scoring method and raters' education. Percept Mot Skills. 1988 Dec; 67(3):911-8.
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Zusky PM, Biederman J, Rosenbaum JF, Manschreck TC, Gross CC, Weilberg JB, Gastfriend DR. Adjunct low dose lithium carbonate in treatment-resistant depression: a placebo-controlled study. J Clin Psychopharmacol. 1988 Apr; 8(2):120-4.
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Manschreck TC, Laughery JA, Weisstein CC, Allen D, Humblestone B, Neville M, Podlewski H, Mitra N. Characteristics of freebase cocaine psychosis. Yale J Biol Med. 1988 Mar-Apr; 61(2):115-22.
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Garber HJ, Weilburg JB, Buonanno FS, Manschreck TC, New PF. Use of magnetic resonance imaging in psychiatry. Am J Psychiatry. 1988 Feb; 145(2):164-71.
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Manoach DS, Maher BA, Manschreck TC. Left-handedness and though disorder in the schizophrenias. J Abnorm Psychol. 1988 Feb; 97(1):97-9.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Milavetz JJ, Ames D, Weisstein CC, Schneyer ML. Semantic priming in thought disordered schizophrenic patients. Schizophr Res. 1988 Jan-Feb; 1(1):61-6.
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Beckett A, Manschreck T. Neuropsychiatric complications of HIV infection: public policy implications. N Engl J Public Policy. 1988 Winter-Spring; 4(1):111-9.
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Manschreck TC, Allen DF, Neville M. Freebase psychosis: cases from a Bahamian epidemic of cocaine abuse. Compr Psychiatry. 1987 Nov-Dec; 28(6):555-64.
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Beckett A, Summergrad P, Manschreck T, Vitagliano H, Henderson M, Buttolph ML, Jenike M. Symptomatic HIV infection of the CNS in a patient without clinical evidence of immune deficiency. Am J Psychiatry. 1987 Oct; 144(10):1342-4.
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Manschreck TC, Ames D, Maher BA, Schneyer ML. Impoverished written responses and negative features of schizophrenia. Percept Mot Skills. 1987 Jun; 64(3 Pt 2):1163-9.
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Zusky P, Manschreck TC, Blanchard C, Rosenbaum J, Elliot C, Lou P. Dothiepin hydrochloride: treatment efficacy and safety. J Clin Psychiatry. 1986 Oct; 47(10):504-7.
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Pollack MH, Manschreck TC. Oculocutaneous albinism and schizophrenia. Biol Psychiatry. 1986 Jul; 21(8-9):830-3.
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Uzogara E, Sheehan DV, Manschreck TC, Jones KJ. A combination drug treatment for acute common migraine. Headache. 1986 May; 26(5):231-6.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Waller NG, Ames D, Latham CA. Deficient motor synchrony in schizophrenic disorders: clinical correlates. Biol Psychiatry. 1985 Sep; 20(9):990-1002.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Hoover TM, Ames D. Repetition in schizophrenic speech. Lang Speech. 1985 Jul-Sep; 28 ( Pt 3):255-68.
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Sederer LI, Katz B, Manschreck TC. Inpatient psychiatry: perspectives from the general, the private, and the state hospital. Gen Hosp Psychiatry. 1984 Jul; 6(3):180-90.
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Manschreck TC, Ames D. Neurologic features and psychopathology in schizophrenic disorders. Biol Psychiatry. 1984 May; 19(5):703-19.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Hoover TM, Ames D. The type--token ratio in schizophrenic disorders: clinical and research value. Psychol Med. 1984 Feb; 14(1):151-7.
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Maher BA, Manschreck TC, Molino MA. Redundancy, pause distributions and thought disorder in schizophrenia. Lang Speech. 1983 Apr-Jun; 26 ( Pt 2):191-9.
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Sheehan DV, Davidson J, Manschreck T, Van Wyck Fleet J. Lack of efficacy of a new antidepressant (bupropion) in the treatment of panic disorder with phobias. J Clin Psychopharmacol. 1983 Feb; 3(1):28-31.
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Manschreck TC. Psychopathology of motor behavior in schizophrenia. Prog Exp Pers Res. 1983; 12:53-99.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Rucklos ME, Vereen DR. Disturbed voluntary motor activity in schizophrenic disorder. Psychol Med. 1982 Feb; 12(1):73-84.
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Manschreck TC. Current concepts in psychiatry: schizophrenic disorders. N Engl J Med. 1981 Dec 31; 305(27):1628-32.
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Latham C, Holzman PS, Manschreck TC, Tole J. Optokinetic nystagmus and pursuit eye movements in schizophrenia. Arch Gen Psychiatry. 1981 Sep; 38(9):997-1003.
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Keller MB, Manschreck TC. The bedside mental status examination--reliability and validity. Compr Psychiatry. 1981 Sep-Oct; 22(5):500-11.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Rucklos ME, Vereen DR, Ader DN. Deficient motor synchrony in schizophrenia. J Abnorm Psychol. 1981 Aug; 90(4):321-8.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Ader DN. Formal thought disorder, the type-token ratio and disturbed voluntary motor movement in schizophrenia. Br J Psychiatry. 1981 Jul; 139:7-15.
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Manschreck TC, Kalotkin M, Jacobson AM. Utility of electromyographic biological feedback in chronic stuttering: a clinical study with follow-up. Percept Mot Skills. 1980 Oct; 51(2):535-40.
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Maher BA, Manschreck TC, Rucklos ME. Contextual constraint and the recall of verbal material in schizophrenia: the effect of thought disorder. Br J Psychiatry. 1980 Jul; 137:69-73.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Rucklos ME. Cloze procedure and written language in schizophrenia. Lang Speech. 1980; 23(Pt 4):323-8.
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Neu C, Manschreck TC, Flocks JM. Renal damage associated with long term use of lithium carbonate. J Clin Psychiatry. 1979 Nov; 40(11):460-3.
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Kalotkin M, Manschreck T, O'Brien D. Electromyographic tension levels in stutterers and normal speakers. Percept Mot Skills. 1979 Aug; 49(1):109-10.
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Manschreck TC. The assessment of paranoid features. Compr Psychiatry. 1979 Jul-Aug; 20(4):370-7.
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Manschreck TC, Kleinman AM. Psychiatry's identity crisis: a critical rational remedy. Gen Hosp Psychiatry. 1979 Jul; 1(2):166-73.
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Jacobson AM, Manschreck TC, Silverberg E. Behavioral treatment for Raynaud's disease: a comparative study with long-term follow-up. Am J Psychiatry. 1979 Jun; 136(6):844-6.
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Manschreck TC, Maher BA, Rucklos ME, White MT. The predictability of thought disordered speech in schizophrenic patients. Br J Psychiatry. 1979 Jun; 134:595-601.
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Manschreck TC, Petri M. The atypical psychoses. Cult Med Psychiatry. 1978 Sep; 2(3):233-68.
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Manschreck TC, Petri M. The paranoid syndrome. Lancet. 1978 Jul 29; 2(8083):251-3.
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Jacobson AM, Silverberg E, Hackett T, Manschreck T. Treatment of Raynaud's disease: evaluation of a behavioral approach. Psychiatr Clin (Basel). 1978; 11(3):125-31.
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Jacobson G, Baldessarini RJ, Manschreck T. Tardive and withdrawal dyskinesia associated with haloperidol. Am J Psychiatry. 1974 Aug; 131(8):910-3.
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General Electric announced in March that it has signed new contracts worth $900 million with Chinese power producers. GE already operates 25 branch offices and 30 joint ventures in China, with 9,000 employees and a total investment of more than $1.5 billion. With China's economic growth forecast to hit close to 8 percent this year, GE, like many companies, has made China its "global priority".
Companies that have been waiting for first-year results from China's entry into the World Trade Organization before making commitments to increased investment or trade can now move forward with more confidence. Although some difficulties remain, China has made a solid effort to comply with many WTO requirements, and new business opportunities are emerging.
Against a backdrop of declining foreign direct investment (FDI) in the rest of the world and a dramatic decline in foreign investment in the United States, the United Nations' Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) predicts that China will for the first time overtake the United States as the largest FDI host country for 2003. In addition, in the context of the global slowdown in trade, China has emerged as the world's fourth largest trader, following the U.S., the European Union and Japan. Chinese exports now dominate a number of important markets.
China's accession to the WTO, which coincided with economic decline in most other countries, has fueled substantial growth and eased the path for companies that see China as one of the few bright spots in the stagnant global market. Reports on China's WTO compliance indicate that business conditions will continue to improve as China completes required changes and economic growth remains strong.
Foreign Investment
An estimated $50 billion in foreign direct investment flowed into China in 2002. (See Figure 1.) Driven by the broad liberalization process and industrial restructuring, and further accelerated by the country's accession to the WTO, FDI in China is fueling growth in medium and high-tech manufacturing industries and services.
China's FDI experience now stands in sharp contrast with world foreign direct investment inflows, which declined by 27 percent last year, to $534 billion, according to preliminary estimates by the UNCTAD. FDI flows into developing Asia declined by 12 percent, following a 24 percent reduction in 2001. Inflows in
developing Asia for 2002 are estimated at $90 billion, down from $102 billion 2001. The slide is largely the result of slowing FDI flows from Europe and the United States, despite the strong economic growth of the region's leading economies. A sharp decline in inflows hit Hong Kong, South Korea, Thailand and Taiwan, leaving China to dominate the region as the heavily favored host country for foreign investors.
Trade Boom
The same forces that have spurred FDI growth in China have also boosted trade despite lower trade growth in the rest of the world. Although China continues to import a wide variety of both industrial and consumer goods and is an increasingly important market for many companies, export growth will dominate the trade picture for years to come. Personal consumption is still constrained by low per capita income and high savings rates. U.S. exports to China consist primarily of industrial goods, which account for two-thirds of the $22 billion in 2002 exports. (See Figures 2 and 3.)
Almost half of China's exports still consist of textiles, clothing and other light manufacturing goods, but the greatest growth in its exports now lies in higher-end goods such as scientific equipment, office machines, appliances, road vehicles, power generators and telecom equipment. (See Figures 4 and 5.) Electronics exports have more than doubled their share of total exports since 2000. In the foreseeable future, China's exports may put a serious dent in U.S. semiconductor production.
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Alabama-Missouri Preview
Updated: October 9, 2012, 5:03 PM ETAssociated Press
Nick Saban believes Alabama faces a unique challenge with a visit to SEC-newcomer Missouri on Saturday.
The test seems far greater for the Tigers, however, as they face the nation's No. 1 defense without their starting quarterback.
In their first trip to Faurot Field in 34 years, the top-ranked Crimson Tide try to frustrate redshirt freshman Corbin Berkstresser and prevent Missouri from picking up its first SEC victory.
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Don Walker offers news, notes and perspective on the sports business landscape
How Brewers gate receipts are split up
Yes, the playoff-bound Milwaukee Brewers will do nicely when it comes to generating playoff revenue. But the gate receipts are split up in many ways.
Here's how it works:
In the Divisional Series, 60% of all gate receipts are put into the players' pool for games one through three. Also, the umpires, yes the umpires, collect a 1.6% fee from all gate receipts.
After that, each team splits the remaining gate receipts on a 50-50 basis.
In the League Championship Series, the players' pool gets 60% of the gate receipts in games one through four. The umpires collect another 1.6% percentage of the gate, and the two teams again split the remainder 50-50.
In the World Series, the split changes a little. Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig's office gets 15% of all gate receipts for all of the games. The players' pool gets 60% of the games one through four.
In addition, the umpires get their same 1.6% cut. And the two teams split whatever is left on a 50-50 basis.
Meanwhile, the merchandising end of playoff madness technically benefits all teams. Under Major League Baseball rules, all merchandise sold is split among all teams.
However, teams that have in-house retail stores, such as the Brewers, can keep the retail markup on items sold in the stadium.
That helps explain why the Brewers were so quick to try to capitalize on selling playoff merchandise so quickly after the team clinced the Wild Card playoff spot.
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Today when I woke up I knew it would be a lazy day. The rain was rough and loud. It made we want to be warm and lazy. I was up earlier than normal so I needed the short energy nap to get that burst.
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Every day I work hard at my excerising and watching what I eat and how I plan my meals. My only wonder is did I do good? Have I done a good job today just because I met my #'s? How much does that mean and what does that mean? No one has seen wha... Read more
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WASHINGTON — "The market is full of very good wines with no charm, and I think this is about to change," Nicolas Joly proclaimed, peering at me alternately through and over his spectacles. "Too many wines are perfect but dead. You could say they have been killed by too much aesthetic surgery!"
Joly, owner of the Coulee de Serrant winery in France's Loire Valley, is the mad professor of biodynamic viticulture.
He peppers his speech with aphorisms — "I want a song in the bottle!" — that are always quotable, often nonsensical. He rails against what he calls "appellation L'Oreal," the idea that too many wines are cosmetically tarted up to taste like some international ideal rather than allowed to express the terroir of their individual vineyards.
His wines mirror his personality: They are difficult to fathom. They are also expensive and hard to find.
Joly heads an association called Renaissance des Appellations, or Return to Terroir, created in 2001 to champion biodynamic viticulture.
It has grown to include more than 180 like-minded wineries in 12 countries, some of which recently held a tasting in Washington.
Simply put, biodynamic agriculture is Extreme Organics. It goes well beyond avoiding the use of chemical pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers, viewing the vineyard as a self-contained ecosystem.
A biodynamic vineyard will include livestock, such as cows for manure, horses to pull a plow through the vineyard (and for manure), goats and pigs for weed control (and manure) and chickens for bug control (and really fresh eggs).
Biodynamics's more esoteric practices include making homeopathic "teas" from various plants and spraying them on the vines on a schedule tied to the phases of the moon and position of the planets.
The wackiest procedure — which, to its critics, defines biodynamics — is to stuff cow horns with manure and bury them throughout the vineyard on the autumnal equinox, then dig them up six months later, when the sun again crosses the equator, to make a spray that supposedly encourages spring vine growth.
Equal parts agriculture, philosophy and mysticism, biodynamics somehow stops short of requiring the winemaker to dance naked among the vines at midnight under a full moon.
Biodynamics is not an ancient system, though it claims to be based on ancient methods. It was developed in 1924 by Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner to help farmers who were worried that industrial agriculture was stripping vitality from their fields.
That same sentiment resonates today among consumers who seek out organic foods at grocery stores and farmers markets. Concern over our environmental impact and the growing market for all things green help explain the rising popularity of sustainable, organic and biodynamic wines.
Practitioners of biodynamics include some familiar wineries, such as Benziger, Bonny Doon, Parducci, Quivira and Grgich Hills, all in California. It's quite popular in Alsace, where Josmeyer, Marcel Deiss and Zind Humbrecht rank among its stars.
These advocates argue that biodynamic farming enables a wine to express the characteristics of its vineyard — its terroir — better than other methods. Their wines often challenge our preconceptions of what they should taste like, if only because our expectations are shaped by what is considered normal.
Mike Grgich, one of Napa Valley's most renowned winemakers, shifted his vineyards and winery to biodynamics earlier this decade. In conversation, he is modest about it, perhaps out of sensitivity to the kooky perception.
"We like the way our wines taste without pesticides or insecticides," Grgich said during an interview in Washington last November. I could not disagree, tasting his beautiful 2007 fume blanc, a wonderfully complex expression of the sauvignon blanc grape.
"The world is going green," he said, "though like everything, you can go too far."
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At the start of Race 5 of the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race in Albany, Western Australia, following a collision between GREAT Britain and PSP Logistics, both boats are having a full damage assessment in port.
Yachts under repair after collision on startline of Race 5 - Clipper Round the World Yacht Race 2013/2014
It is hoped GREAT Britain will be able to restart Race 5 tomorrow (Wednesday) morning local time, and PSP Logistics tomorrow evening, depending on how quickly spare parts arrive.
An independent jury will assess the incident in Sydney and will award redress on the basis of skipper statements and video evidence.
Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, chairman and founder of the Clipper Race, said: 'There were a number of boats approaching a mark and all fighting to get round a buoy, and as a result of trying to get round that buoy, there was a collision. These 12 boats are fast and big and these things happen. It is hard sometimes.
'This will go to a protest committee of international jurors who will make a decision. It's very unfortunate but no one was hurt and the damage can be repaired quite quickly. The skippers are gutted and so are their crews. The thing is now to get those boats sorted and get them sailing again. We will deal with what happened in the incident in Sydney.
'The person who is innocent will be offered redress for time lost while repairs are carried out. There is no penalty, but that they will have lost time.'


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Two videos that are bound to warm the ovaries of fangirls around the world, which is probably why it was spotted on ONTD Football, featuring current Dutch national team player Robin van Persie and former Dutch national team player Giovanni van Bronckhorst.
The first is from a ceremony honoring van Bronckhorst's career with the national team and his son, Joshua, goes all Andrew Guiliani during daddy's big moment.
The second comes from directly from Robin van Persie. The Arsenal striker appears to have found a high quality pickup game where he won't get injured. Ah, who are we kidding, he probably pulled a hamstring later.


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Only When I Laugh is a British television sitcom made by Yorkshire Television for ITV between 29 October 1979 and 16 December 1982. It is set in the ward of an NHS hospital. The title is the answer to the question, "Does it hurt?"
It stars James Bolam, Peter Bowles, and Christopher Strauli as patients Roy Figgis, Archie Glover, and Norman Binns. Mr. Gordon Thorpe, their consultant surgeon, is played by Richard Wilson; and Gupte, the staff nurse from Delhi, is played by Derrick Branche.
The show was one of many successes for writer Eric Chappell, and was rerun on ITV3 in 2007.
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I haven't seen this episode in years, but decided to watch it a few days ago - it is pretty terrible that it starts out as Chakotay focused episode, with Chakotay interested in the Ares IV, but then the writers completely shift the focus onto Seven. They couldn't even wait for Chakotay to get out of Sickbay to attend the funeral?
I thought Tom was supposed to be the mars expert, nostalgia buff anyway.....i think they just needed a Chokatay episode didn't they (series 6 and 7 is almost all Seven or the doctor) so he got this one even though Paris probably shouldv'e been the trigger for Seven's realisation that exploration for explorations sake is blah bla blah (see sig)
It's true they needed to bring Chakotay's character back in the limelight a little towards the end. About the shift of focus at the end of the series towards Seven and the Doctor...even though I didn't agree with everything suddenly centering around Seven...I must admit I love the Doctor and can't get enough of him. I never get sick of the Doctor!
Not only is he the source of much needed sarcasm and comic relief, but he pushes the bounds of what we think of when we hear the word "human" or "person". Seven, even though she was Borg, is still a human. The Doctor was not and still managed to learn and adapt and be creative. I love that. And Robert Picardo is just so hilarious. I couldn't imagine anyone else playing that character.
In this episode...even though it started out as being Chakotay's "thing", it became a turning point for Seven in her discovery of her own humanity. So, in that sense, I think the ending was okay. They DID after all risk their lives (more severely than usual) to recover that shuttle and the astronaut, so he was already fully respected. Seven's line at the end was FOR the man! Yes, they should have waited a little while...until Chakotay was out of sickbay haha. But, he already got what he wanted. He wanted to bring the shuttle and the man to Voyager for a proper space funeral and they succeeded. So, even if he was in sickbay, I think he was satisfied with the results.
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Gifts offered for the dwelling
1The Lord said to Moses: 2Tell the Israelites to collect gift offerings for me. Receive my gift offerings from everyone who freely wants to give. 3These are the gift offerings that you should receive from them: gold, silver, and copper; 4blue, purple, and deep red yarns; fine linen; goats' hair; 5rams' skins dyed red; beaded leather;#Or dolphin skins acacia wood; 6oil for the lamps; spices for the anointing oil and for the sweet-smelling incense; 7gemstones; and gems for setting in the priest's vest#Heb ephod and chest piece. 8They should make me a sanctuary so I can be present among them. 9You should follow the blueprints that I will show you for the dwelling and for all its equipment.
Instructions for building the chest containing the covenant
10Have them make an acacia-wood chest. It should be forty-five inches long, twenty-seven inches wide, and twenty-seven inches high. 11Cover it with pure gold, inside and out, and make a gold molding all around it. 12Cast four gold rings for it and put them on its four feet, two rings on one side and two rings on the other. 13Make acacia-wood poles and cover them with gold. 14Then put the poles into the rings on the chest's sides and use them to carry the chest. 15The poles should stay in the chest's rings. They shouldn't be taken out of them. 16Put the covenant document that I will give you into the chest.
17Then make a cover of pure gold, forty-five inches long and twenty-seven inches wide. 18Make two winged heavenly creatures of hammered gold, one for each end of the cover. 19Put one winged heavenly creature at one end and one winged heavenly creature at the other. Place the winged heavenly creatures at the cover's two ends. 20The heavenly creatures should have their wings spread out above, shielding the cover with their wings. The winged heavenly creatures should face each other toward the cover's center. 21Put the gold cover on top of the chest and put the covenant document that I will give you inside the chest. 22There I will meet with you. From there above the cover, from between the two winged heavenly creatures that are on top of the chest containing the covenant, I will deliver to you all that I command you concerning the Israelites.
Instructions for the table
23Make an acacia-wood table, three feet long, eighteen inches wide, and twenty-seven inches high. 24Cover it with pure gold and make a gold molding all around it. 25Make a frame around it that is four inches wide and a gold molding around the frame. 26Make four gold rings for the table. Fasten the rings to the four corners at its four legs. 27The rings that house the poles used for carrying the table should be close to the frame. 28Make the poles from acacia wood and cover them with gold. The table should be carried with these poles. 29Make its plates, dishes, jars, and bowls for pouring drink offerings. Make them of pure gold. 30Set the bread of the presence on the table so it is always in front of me.
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31Make a lampstand of pure hammered gold. The lampstand's base, branches, cups, flowers, and petals should all be attached to it. 32It should have six branches growing out from its sides, three branches on one side of the lampstand and three branches on the other side of the lampstand. 33One branch will have three cups shaped like almond blossoms, each with a flower and petals, and the next branch will also have three cups shaped like almond blossoms, each with a flower and petals. So it will be for the six branches that grow out of the lampstand. 34In addition, on the lampstand itself there will be four cups shaped like almond blossoms, each with its flower and petals. 35There will be a flower attached under the first pair of branches, a flower attached under the next pair of branches, and a flower attached under the last pair of branches. So it will be for the six branches that grow out of the lampstand. 36Their flowers and their branches will be permanently attached to it. The whole lampstand should be one piece of pure hammered gold. 37Make its seven lamps and set up its lamps so that they direct their light in front of the lampstand. 38You should also make its tongs and fire pans out of pure gold. 39All these items should be made from pure gold weighing one kikkar. 40See to it that you make them according to the blueprint for them that you were shown on the mountain.
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Churches Risk Their Tax-Exempt Status When Dabbling in Politics
Price, Marie, THE JOURNAL RECORD
Churches and other religious organizations jeopardize their tax- exempt status when they or their leaders cross the line into political activity prohibited by federal law and Internal Revenue Service regulations, tax attorneys say.
The IRS is investigating the United Church of Christ over a speech presidential candidate Barack Obama gave last June at the denomination's national meeting. Obama is a UCC member.
The issue resurfaced recently amid controversy about certain remarks made by the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, the retired pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, Obama's home church.
In a Feb. 25 letter to the denomination, the IRS said "a reasonable belief exists" that the UCC has engaged in political activities that could jeopardize its tax-exempt status as a church. The letter also claimed that Obama volunteers staffed tables outside of the meeting venue to promote the senator's campaign.
UCC leaders have denied wrongdoing, noting that Obama was addressing his own church family to discuss his personal faith. A UCC official announced before the speech that it was not a campaign event, and that electioneering would not be tolerated inside the venue.
A church that took out newspaper ads criticizing President Bill Clinton in 1992 lost its federal tax exemption.
However, the Alliance Defense Fund, a national conservative legal organization, is pushing for churches to defy the IRS and speak out on election-related issues in September.
Tulsa tax attorney Phil Haney, who represents several churches and religious organizations, said that initiative may provide an interesting test case.
"I've seen some rumblings of that," he said. "I suppose the tension here is between tax legislation and constitutional issues."
He said another consideration may center on regulation of the behavior of groups that have been granted tax-exempt status, while some believe that behavior is permitted by the U.S. Constitution.
Haney said churches are virtually the only charities that do not have to go to the IRS for a tax-exempt designation.
He said that "Section 508" churches can function as such without an IRS determination letter, which gives the federal agency no designation to revoke. He also said donations to such churches are generally deductible if the church provides receipts, behaves like a church, and meets certain other IRS requirements.
"There are some interesting issues there," Haney said.
Oklahoma IRS spokesman David Stell said churches may not participate in a political campaign for or against a candidate, including publishing or distributing statements.
"A candidate may be invited to speak to members of the church or religious organization, as long as an equal opportunity is provided to other candidates seeking the same office, the church or religious organization explicitly indicates it is not supporting or opposing any candidate, and no fundraising occurs," Stell said.
Religious groups may also distribute voter guides, he said, as long as they are not biased in favor of or against a candidate.
Churches and related groups may also advocate for or against issues and, to a limited extent, ballot questions or legislation, he said.
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Sometimes the Silence Can Be like the Thunder: Access to Pharmaceutical Data at the FDA
Lurie, Peter, Zieve, Allison, Law and Contemporary Problems
According to the advocates of greater corporate involvement in clinical science, the increasingly entwined relationship between corporations, academia and government is the very definition of a "win-win" situation. Corporations can benefit from the knowledge of scientists in academia or government, and the public benefits from the more rapid movement of beneficial products into commerce.
That argument, however, ignores a fundamental clash of cultures. Progress in science is based on the free publication of study results and on the public release of data, allowing scientists to build on the experiences of others. In contrast, the governing ethic in the corporate sector is secrecy--the withholding of any information from which a competitor might benefit. There is perhaps no realm in which these competing viewpoints are presented more starkly than in the area of access to pharmaceutical data at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Those committed to the free exchange of scientific information have long complained about various restrictions on access to these pharmaceutical data and the resultant restrictions on open discourse. Such restrictions include the selective publication of favorable results, (2) gag orders on corporate-funded research, (3) and misleading presentations of data. (4) Only in the last several years have these concerns penetrated public consciousness. Two recent examples demonstrate the problems these restrictions create:
The first example involves the selective publication of data on the efficacy of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidepressants in children. Despite objective evidence demonstrating that SSRI's are, at best, moderately effective in children, (5) published studies generally exaggerated the benefits of these drugs, while certain negative studies provided to FDA were never published. Industry-funded academic scientists withheld from publication some studies that failed to demonstrate drug efficacy, (6) the inclusion of which would have altered the risk-benefit profile of the drugs. (7) Despite these efforts, an FDA analysis of published and unpublished pediatric SSRI trials ultimately led to the addition of a black box to the FDA-approved label that warned of the increased risk of suicidal ideation in children and adolescents. (8)
In another revealing example, the Journal of the American Medical Association published a report in 2001 claiming that, after six months of therapy, the COX-2 inhibitor celecoxib (Celebrex) was associated with a reduced incidence of gastrointestinal ulcers compared to two other pain medications. (9) If true, this outcome would have represented a significant advantage over other approved pain medications. However, the authors of the study failed to disclose that at the time of publication they had already received data for the full twelve-month period for which the study was originally designed. (10) The twelve-month data showed no advantage for Celebrex over other drugs. Although the FDA, armed with the twelve-month data, has never allowed the company to claim reduced ulcer incidence, the published study helped drive the massive Celebrex market.
Together, these two cases underscore the harms resulting from the ability of pharmaceutical companies to withhold data from the view of physicians and patients. Moreover, even when such data are available to the FDA, for reasons described below, the agency may fail to disclose the data publicly, further limiting the public's access to accurate information.
Some observers have suggested that a registry of clinical trials would shed more light on the drug-approval process. In theory, companies (or others) forced to register their studies at the point-of-study initiation and ultimately to disclose their results would be more accountable to regulators, researchers, and patients. However, a review of open-government procedures and litigation at the FDA demonstrates that the need for transparency at the agency extends well beyond the reach of any clinical trial registry. …


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Fleath's card came today ,Cool night scene.
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Fleath's card came today ,Cool night scene.
The first of (hopefully) many arrived today - A numbered, limited edition card from fleath that brings back many memories of waiting at airports for shuttles.
Numbered, limited edition?
I re-read Fleath's card, checked the name and abbreviated name, didn't see anything, then in the bottom right corner this:- 58/70.
So when he's rich and well known, perhaps I can on-sell one of his original prints for a small fortune. This will allow me to pay my way into a retirement home, maybe!
Funnily enough I logged onto the gallery the day I received Fleath's print, down the bottom under the random section was the postcard print I had received about an hour previously. Interesting to see, I left a comment and noted that the print had been online for over a year and had attracted no or little comment.
Nice print Fleath!
Received Clamming At Sunset by Mike C, looks just as good upside down, which is how I and my work colleague, first viewed it. Peaceful.
Prague Street Sweeper from Dave Martiny, quite an impact, especially as he is surrounded by cigarette butts on the ground.
Laurent, I purposefully enlarged the negative until the image started to noticeably soften, then cropped. In a small version it is quite sharp and of a higher contrast, I wished for the opposite effect.
Mick,it does look ok upside down,I accidentally printed them with the neg flipped upside down also did not know tell all 25 were printed.
Hi guys please forgive me if my cards arrive to you a little behind schedule I am printing Ilfochrome post cards and am very busy on other photographic projects at the moment but i promise they are coming!...
I got Fleath's card today. Thanbks Fleath, this is a great shot !
Phew! Printed all mine yesterday - 54 of them and a bit of a photographic boot camp - in fact a crash course in printing as I only got my enlarger a few weeks ago and this is only the second negative I've printed!
I've received some cards in the last week, all interesting and very welcome with Paul's 'Weybourne Signal Box' being my current favourite.
It's really fascinating seeing all the different approaches to photography, really worthwhile.
Thanks folks.
We've got a little community of mail-art people going just here in Adelaide with my friends from the art school, so I mailed out an extra dozen to those people too, that's why it came out at 70 for an exchange of around 50 people. Thank you everyone for the kind comments, and I'm sorry if the editioning in the bottom right is a bit weird, it's just a carryover convention from being a printmaker...and I was kinda proud I got 70 prints done.
I got a couple more in the mail today! I'm determined to post a personal comment for every one I get.
Paul's (paul_c5x4) signal box photo. I've never seen a pyro neg up close, nor, I think, a lovely pyro print - I'm quite impressed. I admit I didn't even notice it was a 4x5" neg until I looked closer - ahh those lovely framelines. Very nicely printed and a very good size. And, of course, a great photo. My first card from the UK.
Dave Martin's very well composed street sweeper photo. I like how this is printed too, the wider white border on the left is oddly nice. I like the lines of it all, and the bristles of his broom.
Mike's (mike c) photograph of clamming at sunset. Lovely photo, the more I look at it the more I like it. I like the landmass stretching out in the background, reminds me of the beach I grew up near. The sand's nearly silky.
This exchange is off to a good start -- two more in the mail today!
Nanette's coffee cup action works on many levels -- the angle, the chrome, the splash itself -- I really like this one.
Fleath's "Chantal at tram stop" -- I like the symmetry of this night scene, and I love the texture of this paper, although it'll never stay flat in the humidity we have here in Japan!


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How I Lost 40 Pounds Without Depriving Myself BY OSHA KEY
For years, I struggled with being overweight. I eventually lost 40 pounds but the journey wasn't easy. I had to find my way through a maze of confusing and often contradictory information. I tried and failed many times along the way. Above all, I didn't succeed until I learned how to manage myself.
I had many bad habits: I drank too much caffeine, I smoked, I was a little too fond of wine on weekends, I didn't get enough sleep, and I leaned on processed sugary snacks for energy. My reliance on chocolate, cheese, ice-cream and bread had made me heavy, sick, low in energy and feeling desperate. I tried drastic diets aimed at restricting my calorie intake, which inevitably lead to binge eating, and to even more serious health problems.
I hit rock bottom in 2010 and decided to get healthy. My life today is beyond what I ever dreamed of. I have not only lost weight, but I'm also full of energy. I'm healthy and happy. And what makes me most fulfilled is sharing my knowledge with others and seeing other people end their struggles and get amazing results.
Therefore, I'd like to share the insights that have made the biggest impact on my journey to health:
1. I dropped the idea that I had to deprive myself.
Read the rest here: http://www.mindbodygreen.com/0-15230/how-i-lost-40-pounds-without-depriving-myself.html
5 Simple Steps to Getting Back to Success by Alex Blackwell
Everything started out so well.
You had this marvelous idea; your motivation was sky high.
You were full of passion; taking action was fun and easy.
But suddenly your good fortune turned sour!
Everything seemed to go wrong, nothing went as planned and your drive and motivation started fading away.
What happened? Where has all your energy and passion gone? Everything looked so easy, fun and straightforward at the beginning. Now, nothing seems to be working out.
Don't worry, things are not as bad as they may look like…
On your way to success, things almost never turn out exactly as planned. Sometimes, you need to be ready to adapt your plans to your current circumstances. It may even be required to slightly change your direction every now and then.
In other words, you always need to remain flexible. When one way is blocked, most probably there is a different way that leads to your destination.
However, if you close your eyes and fight, struggle and push to continue on the planned route you will waste time and energy and you may never reach your goal.
Here are five simple steps that will allow you to get back on the road to success when everything seems to be falling apart:
1. Have a crystal clear vision of your goal.
Always keep the mental image of your goal in your mind. Constantly think about your goal. Feel as if it is already part of your reality.
By all means, this should not be some sort of daily "must do" exercise. Play with it and have fun. Imagine yourself having already realized your goal – this should be exciting and it should feel tremendously good.
Every now and then, your mind may tell you: "Come on, this doesn't work, forget about it…" Dismiss those negative thoughts and put your focus back on those thoughts and visual images that correspond with the reality you would like to experience.
What you focus on long enough and with sufficient intensity becomes your reality!
2. You still need a plan.
You need to come up with some ideas on how to proceed. Of course, your initial plan will not be perfect and many of the details will change over time.
A plan provides you with a structure and it tells you what to do in order to get from where you are to where you want to go.
If you don't know how to get started, do some research on the internet, read some books, check out autobiographies of people who already did what you would like to achieve.
This doesn't need to be complicated. Just a few starting points. Once you start taking action, you will get new ideas, your knowledge will grow, you will meet new people… and your plan will become more and more refined.
– See more at: http://www.thebridgemaker.com/5-simple-steps-to-get-back-to-success/#sthash.a82pe9z5.dpuf
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She Lost 81 Pounds…
Incredible story. Read it here: http://www.dietsinreview.com/diet_column/11/ramani-durvasula-lost-81-pounds-when-she-jumped-to-the-dirty-plate-club/
The Power of a Daily Bout of Exercise By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS
This week marks the start of the annual eat-too-much and move-too-little holiday season, with its attendant declining health and surging regrets. But a well-timed new study suggests that a daily bout of exercise should erase or lessen many of the injurious effects, even if you otherwise lounge all day on the couch and load up on pie.
To undertake this valuable experiment, which was published online in The Journal of Physiology, scientists at the University of Bath in England rounded up a group of 26 healthy young men. All exercised regularly. None were obese. Baseline health assessments, including biopsies of fat tissue, confirmed that each had normal metabolisms and blood sugar control, with no symptoms of incipient diabetes.
The scientists then asked their volunteers to impair their laudable health by doing a lot of sitting and gorging themselves.
Energy surplus is the technical name for those occasions when people consume more energy, in the form of calories, than they burn. If unchecked, energy surplus contributes, as we all know, to a variety of poor health outcomes, including insulin resistance — often the first step toward diabetes — and other metabolic problems.
Overeating and inactivity can each, on its own, produce an energy surplus. Together, their ill effects are exacerbated, often in a very short period of time. Earlier studies have found that even a few days of inactivity and overeating spark detrimental changes in previously healthy bodies.
Some of these experiments have also concluded that exercise blunts the ill effects of these behaviors, in large part, it has been assumed, by reducing the energy surplus. It burns some of the excess calories. But a few scientists have suspected that exercise might do more; it might have physiological effects that extend beyond just incinerating surplus energy.
To test that possibility, of course, it would be necessary to maintain an energy surplus, even with exercise. So that is what the University of Bath researchers decided to do.
Their method was simple. They randomly divided their volunteers into two groups, one of which was assigned to run every day at a moderately intense pace on a treadmill for 45 minutes. The other group did not exercise.
Read the rest here: http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/11/27/the-power-of-a-daily-bout-of-exercise/?_r=0


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Tis the season to be...well informed. We all love Christmas, but how much do any of us actually know about why Christmas is the way it is? Here are 31 facts about Christmas trees, Santa Claus, and Rudolph that you (probably) didn't know. Smarten up!
1. Christmas supposedly marks the birth of Jesus Christ on December 25. But there is no mention of December 25 in the Bible and most historians actually believe he was born in the spring.
2. December 25 was probably chosen because it coincided with the ancient pagan festival Saturnalia, which celebrated the agricultural god Saturn with partying, gambling, and gift-giving.
3. Many of the popular Christmas traditions today found their roots in Saturnalia: Branches from evergreen trees were used during winter solstice as a reminder of the green plants that would grow in spring when the sun gods grew strong.
4. These evergreen branches became the foundation of our Christmas tree. Germans are thought »
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With all the good press big budget films get today, We sometimes forget that out there in the cinematic shadows lay some of the worst movies ever laid to film. Today we take you on a voyage into a world of shoddy production value and atrocious acting. Welcome to the… Ten Worst (and undoubtedly Strangest) Movies Ever Made!
*Summaries Courtesy of IMDb*
Premiered: 1958
Directed By: Edward D. Wood Jr.
Summary: Aliens resurrect dead humans as zombies and vampires to stop human kind from creating the Solaranite (a sort of sun-driven bomb).
9. Troll 2
Premiered: 1990
Directed By: Claudio Fragasso
Summary: A young child is terrified to discover that a planned family trip is to be haunted by vile plant-eating monsters out of his worst nightmare.
8. Santa Claus
Premiered: 1959
Directed By: Rene Cardona
Summary: With the aid of Merlin, Santa Claus must defeat the evil machinations of »
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Barbara and I have decided to sell Pine Ridge Orchids, Inc., our award winning 20 acre Pine Ridge Sanctuary property, and our gorgeous home.
As of 10/20/2014 - most of our orchids are gone. I am going to keep selling the Fdk. After Dark and After Dark hybrids along with several other clones & hybrids of Catasetinae that are producing superior quality flowers, but in very limited quantities. I also have Paph. Barbara Glancy in limited numbers. That particular hybrid which I made produces beautiful very large yellow flowers.
Pine Ridge Orchids is still producing wonderful large sized palms and bamboo planted directly in the ground for landscape use and we are still importing our favorite Chinese and Taiwanes teas for resale to individuals and to restaurants.
I am selling the expanded metal bench tops from the Main Greenhouse - 4' wide benchtops = $4 per running foot and 6' wide bench tops = $5 per running foot. The benches are 108' long (= $432.00 & $540.00), 102' long (= $408.00 & $510.00), 68' long (= $272.00 & $340.00 - only 1 - 4' wide and 4 - 6' wide tops available), and 60' long (= $240.00 & $300.00 - only 1 - 4' wide and 4 - 6' wide tops available). Local pickup ONLY.
Contact Sheila Freed / Coldwell Banker
Ph (305) 793-0005
Pine Ridge Orchids + Pine Ridge Sanctuary is a trophy property - loosly defined from Wikipedia as a piece of real estate in the top 2% of all properties that is exceptional for its "residence, historical, and high amenity natural lands with spectacular views or other extraordinary amenities - including privacy, exclusivity, natural beauty, recreational opportunities, scarcity, and resources for scientific interest, research, and biodiversity."
Please review our website to see what we have - approx. 4,000 square foot home + 15 acres of the most biodiverse and most highly awarded and best maintained Pine Rockland in the world + 5 acres of large landscape palms, tropical clumping bamboo, and tropical fruit trees + the supporting equipment for Pine Ridge Orchids, Inc. greenhouses.
20 acres total.
Pine Ridge Orchids hydronic heaters
Reverse Osmosis generator
at PRO greenhouse
30 KW generator for single phase at greenhouse and home
100 KW generator for 3-phase at greenhouse and The Field
80 hp piump fopr frost protection - The Field
fertilization equipment for greenhouses
Catasetinae (going dormant) and Paphiopedilum in small greenhouse
Main Greenhouse - set for future crops
Front Door Entry
Dining room - Entry - Living Room
Garage - driveway
Family Room
Master Bedroom
Laundry Room
Guest Bedroom #1
Pool & Patio
Lily & Koi Pond
I am going to keep the photos and descriptions of our orchids on our website to show what we had accomplished in breeding and growing. I still have select Catasetinae and Paph. Barbara Glancy which will still be available for purchase.
Pine Ridge Orchids is a commercial nursery selling wholesale to the general public. We specialized in "florist quality" Phalaenopsis in the most unusual colors plus Paphiopedilums, both Maudiae-type and multi-floral types. We also had an extensive cloning project ongoing where we cloned the best of our Phalaenopsis stock along with some very unusual color varieties of seedlings bred from Taiwan and other local hybridizers. We had also grown select hybrids and clones in the Catasetinae Alliance, specializing in larger sized flowers ranging from greens to pastels to reds to blacks. I have kept the best of those clones and hybrids for sale, but quantities are limited.
All of our plants are labeled with the hybrid or grex name; we omit our nursery name on the tag. Please consult the Catasetinae and paphiopedilum Home Pages for present inventory.
We ship throughout the US using freight lines that specialize in shipping plant material in climate controlled trailers. We have found that there is much less damage to the plant material and much less bud drop if we tape the sleeved plants securely into a shuttle tray and then place the units onto the boxes; many of our out-of-state customers also use their own trucks to pick up their plant orders, which we then place in shuttle trays for safe transport with or without the sleeves and boxes. Plants can be bare rooted (the roots are secured inside a plastic baggie and taped closed) and stacked or layered with appropriate padding inside boxes and then shipped Priority Mail (usually 3 – 5 days) or FedEx if the plants are not in spike or just spike initiated with no bud differentiation. Smaller orders may be shipped USPS Priority or FedEx at the customer's request.
Please note that actual shipping and delivery charges will be added as a separate charge to your invoice on the day that it ships. Since the charges are actual and not pre-calculated and can vary with the many choices of available shippers and their service rates, we don't have that information until the day your order ships. The choice of carrier and service level is suggested unless the customer requests another.
SHIPPING & PACKING - IF the plants are to be shipped, the plants will include the following additional costs:
If using a credit card - I have to pass on any transaction fees since tax, packing, and freight are all my cost.
+ $1 per plant for packing / $1.50 for bare rooting
+ $8.00 for the box and materials (larger heat pack option + $2)
+ actual cost on Postage or Freight
+ Insurance and Signature Confirmation
+ $6.00 fee for shipper drop-off
Customer accepts responsibility for tracking and retrieving live orchid plant shipments from their mailbox or delivery point and unpacking in a timely fashion once delived by carrier.
SHIPPING UPDATE ---USPS Priority is NOT RELIABLE. Shipments that used to take 3 days for out-of-State addresses is now taking 7 - 11 days or more and in-State USPS Priority shipments used to take 1 day and it is NOW taking over 3 - over 10 days. There is NO TRACKING that appears on their website even though Signature Confirmation which is an added cost used to display some tracking information. There is no excuse for this!! FedEx claims guaranteed delivery PLUS full tracking --- we are now recommending FedEx but we will ship according to our customer's wishes. We have been using FedEx Home Delivery but the shipement must be made to a residence and we have to drop off the box at FedEx because they do not pick up same day.
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As we noted in our feature 5 Great & 5 Disappointing English-Language Debuts By Foreign-Language Directors, when filmmakers from abroad come to Hollywood, the results can be a mixed bag. And that is sometimes down to the vastly different way things work in the industry stateside. "The main differenc...Read More »
Spike Lee's latest film owes much to its 2003 predecessor, and that level of adaptation is an inescapable part of the reviews that hit the web yesterday.Read More »
Lee has characterized his take on the material as a "reinterpretation" rather than a remake, although it might be more aptly described as a remix -- like a Spike Lee join slammed head-first into a Park Chan-wook one.Read More »
The star-packed Feature Film Jury of the 13th edition of the Marrakech International Film Festival was recently announced. Marion Cotillard, Patricia Clarkson, and Park Chan-wook are among the jurors with the president of the jury being director Martin Scorsese.Read More »


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I-Taliban meatballs. LMAO
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don't drone me bro xD
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Cant read anymore ppl sleeping and im lmfao!
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Every time I read thewse I laugh so hard I cry and my belly aches from all the laughing. But they sure make my day!
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literal in tears!!! happened to me too. was asking a friend how the election was going and autocorrect put ERECTION. lmao
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Given her advanced age and storied career, wouldn't the aftermath of the surgery have been a good time to gracefully bow out?
Afghanistan disconnected YouTube in the aftermath of the Libya tragedy, a dubious if understandable short-term solution.
We were given a horrific version of the same thing on 9/11 and, even more, in the long Bushian aftermath.
She was 22 when I encountered her in 2007 at Virginia Tech in the aftermath of the mass shooting there.
Certainly now when here are, in the aftermath of The Giver, a number of dystopian novels, which involve a great deal of violence.
Probably their conversation was the aftermath of a cabinet meeting.
But in her sweet way she had given him her woman's aftermath of love.
As the war dance was the call to battle, this was the aftermath.
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Daoud felt that now, in the aftermath of frenzy, their flesh was melting and flowing together and becoming one.
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November 30, 2015
Small business Saturday shopping taking place in the Mountain State as well.
28-local vendors made-up the first ever "Jingle All The Way Vendor's Day" at the Kanawha Community Building in Clay.
Toys for Tots was on-hand too, collecting new unwrapped toys for under-privileged kids.
"I fully embraced anything small business. I started Origami Owl last year in March and in that have worked really hard to embrace small businesses as a whole," says Origami Owl Senior Team Leader, Melissa Weppler.
"I think it's a good opportunity to get all the vendors together that may not have a full-time job that they have a product that they really believe in and it gives everyone the opportunity to come out," added Scentsy Superstar Consultant, Maranda McClaskey.
Vendors at the community building tell us they look forward to being apart of "Small Business Saturday" for years to come.
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