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ABSTRACT: This pilot study explores the effects of a brief individual psychoanalytic therapy on perinatal depressive symptoms. This intervention is based on the Geneva's mother-infant intervention model. A sample of 129 pregnant women was recruited in Geneva (Switzerland) and screened for depressive symptoms with two instruments: the 'Edinburgh postnatal depression scale' (EPDS) and the 'Dépistage anténatal de la dépression postnatale'. A group of 40 women presenting depressive symptoms (treatment group) participated in a four-session intervention called 'Psychotherapy centred on parenthood (PCP)'. It consists in two antenatal and two postnatal sessions and is focussed on changing problematic representations of parenthood. This treatment group was compared to a control group of 88 women without depressive symptoms and following the usual obstetrical care. The main outcome measure was EPDS at 3 and 6 months after delivery. The 'Global assessment functioning scale' was administered at the end of each therapeutic session. The 'Parent-infant relationship global assessment scale' was administered at the two postnatal sessions in order to explore if PCP was also effective in preventing the potential negative effects of depression on mother-infant relationship. Results show that in the treatment group (N = 31), EPDS scores dropped from 12.8 to 4.8; none of these women met the EPDS cut-off score of 12 at 3 and 6 months postpartum. Mother-infant relationship was well adapted for all 31 dyads at the end of the intervention. These results suggest that PCP is a promising intervention for treating perinatal depression and helping mothers engaging in parenting.Archives of Women s Mental Health 05/2012; 15(4):259-68. DOI:10.1007/s00737-012-0285-z · 2.16 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The detection of postpartum depression (PPD) is an important public health issue because of its negative consequences on both the mother's and the infant's health. Up to now, one of the major difficulties is to find a simple and valid instrument able to detect women at risk to develop PPD already during pregnancy. The present article describes a short, simple questionnaire that was developed in Geneva, the Questionnaire de Dépistage Anténatal du risque de Dépression du Postpartum (DAD-P), previously named le Questionnaire de Genève. The authors propose a preventive strategy and follow-up that can be used by any health professional working with pregnant women.Revue médicale suisse 03/2009; 5(191):395-6, 398-401.
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ABSTRACT: Until today postpartum depression (PPD) remains too often banalised or misknown by the population who is frequently badly informed. Actually it is an important public health problem because it concerns more than one new mother out of ten without this pathology being diagnosed nor treated. The consequences of this depression can be serious both for the mother and for the child with latter developmental difficulties. Since several years, a Genevian team of child psychiatrists has been working on this problem and developed a screening questionnaire to identify women at risk to develop PPD. A preventive method of dynamic psychotherapy is presently being developed and implemented to the at-risk women with the collaboration of the Genevian gynaecologists.Revue médicale suisse 06/2007; 3(110):1200, 1202-5.
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ABSTRACT: Postpartum depression (PPD) is known to have important negative effects on mother, infant and mother-child relationship. We present a case-control study of 35 mothers and their 18-month-old infants. These mothers suffered from postpartum depressive symptoms (PDS) when the infants were three months old, as rated with the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS, Cox 1987). A control group of 35 mothers without postpartum depressive symptoms (NPDS) with their 18-month-old infants was also evaluated. The infants were assessed using the Infant Behavior Record of the Bayley Scales of Infant Development, the Strange Situation and an object concept task. 15 months later, the PDS mothers were less affectionate and more anxious than the NPDS mothers. The PDS dyads demonstrated less verbal interaction and less playing interaction. 18-month-old infants of PDS mothers performed less well on object concept tasks, and were more often insecurely attached to their mothers. Only some results were linked to the mothers' depressive state (D-mothers) diagnosed at 18 months (e. g. responsiveness to persons). The important negative effects observed at 18 months on mother and infant of maternal PDS at 3 months confirm the need for early identification and therapeutic or preventive interventions.European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry 05/2003; 12(2):75-83. DOI:10.1007/s00787-003-0311-9 · 3.34 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: This paper is part of a prospective, epidemiologic study concerning postpartum depression (PPD). The women were first examined during pregnancy; after delivery they were seen with their infants at 3 and 18 months. The present study focuses on the 3-months-postpartum results. A sample of 570 women and their infants were examined 3 months after delivery. Using the EPDS (Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale; Cox et al., 1987. Br. J. Psychiatry 150:782-786), 10.2% of these new mothers presented PPD. The focus of the study concerned the effects of this neurotic disorder on the mother, the infant and on the mother-infant relationship. The deleterious effects concerning the infant were functional disorders such as eating or sleeping difficulties. The 'depressed' dyads presented less vocal and visual communications, less corporal interactions and less smiling. Conditions surrounding delivery and tiredness at 3 months are linked to difficulties in mother-infant relationship for the non-depressed mothers. Logistic models showed that primiparous PPD mothers have difficulties bathing their infants, whereas multiparous PPD mothers are more tired. This study did not take into account either protective factors or the effects of the infant himself. Knowledge of the mothers' and infants' difficulties may help caregivers to detect these at-risk dyads and initiate therapeutic measures.Journal of Affective Disorders 09/2002; 70(3):291-306. DOI:10.1016/S0165-0327(01)00367-6 · 3.38 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Depressed new mothers usually do not seek and therefore do not receive any psychiatric help. In order to assess predictive signs of postpartum depression (PPD), an unselected sample of 570 women were seen by midwives during their pregnancy, using a questionnaire elaborated by ourselves and Derogatis' Hopkins Symptom Checklist. Three months after delivery each new mother was examined again by the same midwife using Cox' Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale. The medical files were also examined. Of the new mothers, 58 (10.2%) suffered from PPD. Most significant factors were socio-professional difficulties, multiparity, deleterious life events, depressive mood prior to delivery, early mother-child separation and negative birth experience. The coping abilities of the depressed mother were decreased and her vulnerability to new stress factors increased. It is possible to detect women at risk for PPD already during pregnancy. We therefore elaborated a very simple, short predictive scale which is in the process of validation. Protective factors still have to be studied. Knowledge of these factors should help all caregivers to recognize, during pregnancy, women at risk for PPD, in order to initiate preventive and/or therapeutic measures.Journal of Affective Disorders 07/1998; 49(3):167-80. DOI:10.1016/S0165-0327(97)00110-9 · 3.38 Impact Factor
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Back in August this year, I was unwell, with some form of blood poisoning - turned out to be a wobbly tooth, which had an abcess and was drip feeding me with gunge, so was right-as-rain after the tooth was pulled - but I was feeling pretty weak and low at the time. I was in my home in The Highlands and pulled up a Conservatory blind on a dull, lifeless day, which suddenly turned into being quite lively indeed.
A female Sparrowhawk had taken down a Wood Pigeon and was feasting on it, on my pathway, immediately outside the window whose blind I had pulled. The Sparrowhawk's wings shot up, in unison with my eyebrows and she took off. Damn. And Blast.
But she was back at around 11am, pulled her meal further along the path and continued pulling off feathers, ripping apart the chest and stomach and satiating her appetite. Stealth was the order of the day - and I was not about to show myself in that Conservatory window again. The nearest window to her was in the Bathroom, high up. Armed with camera, I placed one foot on the loo and the other, spreadeagled, on the side of the bath and hopped up. Legs and arms trembling (I really was not well), I spent some time getting as many images as I could, before my legs started feeling numb, 'went to sleep' and I fell off the side of the bath, with a crash which had the Sparrowhawk take off again. Damn. And Blast, Again.
4pm saw her return to her feast and the Wood Pigeon was much lighter, so she was able to drag it onto the back lawn, away from whatever demon was inside the building. I was far more comfortable, sitting in my Study chair, with my lens poking out under the curtain, until she had finished - and flew off leaving me with no more than a pile of feathers and bones.
Judge: "How many images did you take that day?". Simon: "fiveundred, yer Honour". Judge: And you were supposed to be unwell, you are Mad!" Simon: "Guilty, as charged".
This set of 7 images, 'Lunch 10', is dedicated to fellow epz member Steve aka 'Sparrowhawk', who is currently having some issues with DSS social workers, OTS and Wheelchair Services. Steve, when dealing with these bureaucrats, just pull off their feathers - and - rip out their guts..! Good Luck, mate. Hope it brings you a smile when you are dealing with them
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Fantastic narrative. Well observed and presented image.
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Amazing photography and an hilarious story, would have loved to have been there to see you perching on the loo....glad to hear I am not the only one that captures 500 images at a time .....well done
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An incredible set of high quality wildlife documentary images Simon. "Superb"
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A fantastic series of shots and an excellent write up that gave me a laugh on a Monday morning. Cheers for both.
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Excellent set Simon,
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Stunning! Great images (and narrative). Well captured.
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Great story but glad I had my breakfast some time ago Simon, photography first class.
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A superb set of images Simon, all really good, but if I had to pick a fav it would be V3
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Wow, brilliant images , we have one that visits the garden sometimes, stunning birds,
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An awesome set of images Simon + a great story!
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Now that's a story and a half. Pics pretty impressive too! Well done indeed!
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Best write-up I've read in I don't know how long...and seriously top notch crime scene photos to go with it. V5 is amazing!
BRAVO on this fantastic sequence of shots.
And I'm glad you and your kit didn't suffer any damage in the bathroom crash!
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What a terrific set of natural history images which are full of gory details, these are definitely not for the squeamish members on here! You've documented this pigeon being devoured brilliantly and your narrative was most amusing.
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Nature in the raw here Simon.
Super set.
(And I know all about these bureaucrats.After working 42 years and only 6 weeks on the ''sick'' in all that time,I was medically retired due to Emphysema.It took me 3 YEARS to get my benefits that I am fully entitled too !!)
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Stunning Images Simon!!
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Absolutely superb set Simon and loved the write up. Fantastic. Cathy
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Quote: Amazing photography and an hilarious story, would have loved to have been there to see you perching on the loo....glad to hear I am not the only one that captures 500 images at a time .....well done
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Outstanding images Simon..I tried to give you a UA but was told no ?? don't know why ?? Please consider it given..
Amazing images..and more than worthy of all the trouble you went to..
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Amazing shots, well deserved the awards.Last Modified By nonur at 10 Dec 2013 - 4:46 AM
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these are superb sorry simon i was having a tough time because Christmas was coming and it was the first year with out either of my parents !you are in know way responsible i was just finding life very tough ! i too had this experience a few years back superb sight to see though a little gorey but that's natureLast Modified By sparrowhawk at 2 Jan 2014 - 4:16 PM
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SALTER, CHARLES P. (1830–1899). Charles P. Salter, planter, miller, Confederate officer, and state legislator, was born in Washington County, Georgia, on March 9, 1830. He was the son of Zadoc and Nancy (Gainer) Salter. His parents died when he was about fifteen, and when Salter was about eighteen years old, he moved to Pike County, Alabama. There he married Margaret Ann Talbot on October 3, 1850. This couple had four children, but three sons died in childhood. Salter immigrated to Texas by 1853 and settled a large farm and plantation near Sterling in Robertson County. By 1860 he was among the most prosperous citizens and prolific cotton producers of the community and claimed $43,750 in personal and real estate property on the 1860 census. His wife died in 1861. Some years later he married Bertha Lovett and they had two children, but one died in infancy.
At the outbreak of the Civil War, Salter volunteered for service in the Confederate Army. Initially he served as a first lieutenant and saw combat. In 1863, however, the Confederate War Department ordered Salter transferred to quartermaster duty as a captain, charged with establishing a cotton and wool mill in Texas as an aid to the war effort. Accordingly, Salter traveled to Virginia to secure parts and machinery for the mill and returned to Texas later in 1863. After overseeing the construction of the mill at Hearne in Robertson County, Salter helped create a joint stock company which allowed leading cotton planters to sell a bale of cotton—duty-free—on the international market for every bale donated to the Confederacy. This plan eventually allowed several hundred bales to be sold, via Matamoros, Mexico, and supplied the Confederate treasury with more than $500,000 before the end of the war. Salter himself donated approximately 100 bales.
Following the war Salter continued his leadership in community affairs. He served as alderman for the town of Calvert in Robertson County, and in 1868 he worked as the contractor to construct the Houston and Texas Central Railroad from Bryan to Calvert. In 1872 he won election as a Democratic representative for District 18—comprised of Freestone, Leon, and Robertson counties—to the House of the Thirteenth Texas Legislature. He served from January 14, 1873, to January 13, 1874, and was on the Commerce and Manufactures Committee, Indian Affairs Committee, and Committee to investigate State Asylums. Charles Salter was a Mason and member of the Knights of Honor. He died in Robertson County in 1899 and was buried there at Calvert Cemetery.
J. W. Baker, A History of Robertson County, Texas (Waco: Texian Press, 1970). John Henry Brown, Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas (Austin: Daniell, 1880; reprod., Easley, South Carolina: Southern Historical Press, 1978). Legislative Reference Library of Texas: Charles Salter http://www.lrl.state.tx.us/legeLeaders/members/memberDisplay.cfm?memberID=4820&searchparams=chamber=~city=~countyID=0~RcountyID=~district=~first=~gender=~last=salter~leaderNote=~leg=~party=~roleDesc=~Committee=), accessed July 30, 2014. Members of the Legislature of the State of Texas from 1846 to 1939 (Austin: Texas Legislature, 1939). Robertson County Texas: Talbot Cemetery (http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txrober2/cemetery/talbot_cem.htm), accessed July 30. 2014.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Aragorn Storm Miller, "SALTER, CHARLES P.," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fsa93), accessed November 27, 2015. Uploaded on July 31, 2014. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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OTHER THAN macro shots, is the F/3.5 SEL30M35 enough improvement over the kit zoom?
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OTHER THAN macro shots, is the F/3.5 SEL30M35 enough improvement over the kit zoom?
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Just wondering if its worth buying the SEL30M35, if you just want it as a 30mm prime lens and not planning on macro shots much?
Its 60mm diameter and 56mm length vs the kit zoom at 60mm diameter and 60mm length.
So, saving 4mm on length certainly won't make it a buy.
At F/3.5, its marginally brighter than the 18-55 kit zoom at 30mm
(seems it would be half a stop at most?)
So, if its not really brighter, I guess it might have less distortion...?
I know some people here have already taken really nice shots with it... I guess they be the only ones who have an idea...
Leaving the macro capability out of the equation, would you guys recommend this lens as a 30mm prime?
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Johannesburg - President Jacob Zuma's state-of-the-nation speech lacked detail and a vision to tackle unemployment and job creation, an employer body said on Friday.
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Well, actually, I can damp out the noise in 2 ways. One is by using an analog meter. Then the inertia of the needle damps out digital fluctuations (another benefit of analog). The needle simply does not move fast enough. Another way is to ballast the circuit by using 2 1.5 V AA batteries and a pot and center the reading on zero. In the mv range, and with such low current, the system is hypersensitive. Waving the probes in the air can give me readings varying from -100 to +100 mv sometimes, but it varies with the phase of the moon.
At EK we used some sort of custom amplifier and lots of grounds to prevent this type of noise. At home, I am just improvising. Unfortunately, I never knew the contents of the black boxes we used.
Another part of the noise is the conditioning of the Silver electrode and the cleanliness. We "bought" our electrodes prepared for us, and then conditioned them with standard salts and used another black box. Again, I am improvising as I go along.
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Brian Schweitzer, the former Democratic governor of Montana who may run for president in 2016, spoke Wednesday night to Progress Iowa, a liberal grassroots organization, in Altoona, Iowa. In his speech, Schweitzer criticized Democrats who voted for the Iraq war, a group that includes a potential rival for the Democratic nomination: Hillary Clinton.
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LEISURE Connection travelled to Appleby in the semi-final of the county league cup and lost 3-2.
Number five Peter Fox went down 3-1 to Dick Furness while at four Gavin Scott lost 3-2 to John Bowman in a very tight match that went right to the wire but unfortunately Gavin went down 10-9.
Number three Paul Armstrong went 2-0 up against Kevin Hindmarch only for the Appleby man to win the next two games.
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Number two Paul Messenger was not as fortunate and lost his match with Martin Awde 3-0 but number one Sean Jenkinson fared better, beating Michael Dowding 3-0.
LEISURE Connection were in Premier League action at Whitehaven A where they won 5-0.
At five, Hudson Irving beat John Messenger 3-0 and there were also 3-0 successes for number four Gavin Scott against Chris Stephenson and number three Paul Armstrong against Mark Frain.
At two, meanwhile, Paul Messenger beat Nigel Stewart 3-2 while number one Sean Jenkinson beat a determined Neil Pattinson. After being 4-1 down in the fifth game, Sean moved up a gear to win the game 9-4 and the match 3-2.
Next up for Leisure Connection is a home league match against Penrith.
COCKERMOUTH Squash Club ladies' and men's B team have played Penrith recently with each match proving very close.
For the ladies, Joan Tomkinson took on Kerry Newton, with Kerry getting off to a flying start, taking the first two games.
Joan came back to take the third but lack of match fitness after illness cost her the fourth.
Jennie Bouch was on top form against Mandy Latimer although she had to work hard in the third to ensure her 3-0 win.
Jenny Lewis once again played Kath Ellis and as in the previous match this one went to a fifth with Jenny winning 3-2.
Janet Smith had also previously had a five-setter against Nicola Ewin but it looked as if she would lose 3-0.
Going 2-0 down she somehow managed to hang on to to win the third 10-8. She levelled at two-all but went 6-0 down in the decider.
With Nicola making several errors, Janet crept back and eventually won it 10-9.
Jane Hunter's form eluded her, particularly in the first two games against Kath Gray and she went down 3-0 but Cockermouth won 3-2 overall.
The men's B team were involved in the semi final of the B Knockout Cup against Penrith B.
Joe Aitcheson was first on court against Alan Reading and found himself 2-0 and match ball down in the third.
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