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NIP's Certificate Program in Psychotherapy Integration for Psychoanalysts & Psychoanalytic Psychotherapists (PIP) can be taken as a one-year or two-year online and workshop-based course of study for licensed and experienced mental health professionals. Students may elect to attend class in-person.
In addition to specific psychotherapy modalities, candidates learn a basic philosophy and unifying conceptualizations that enable them to make sound clinical choices in integrating and applying these modalities in analytic therapy. This clinical approach is distinct from NIP's Integrative Trauma Program and is intended to have utility with a wide range of patients seen in general clinical practice. This program is considered a specialty program most usefully taken after completing a basic psychoanalytic training program or its equivalent.
Goals, Philosophy & Approach
We see psychodynamics and relational psychoanalysis as providing the most profound understanding of the individual and the richest and most informative perspective on the psychotherapy relationship. Yet such a model has limitations. In fact, no single psychotherapy approach is uniformly best for all people all the time; all have benefits and limitations.
Although the psychoanalytic approach is quite comprehensive, therapeutic action is a multifaceted process and at times non-analytic modalities can enhance the functions involved in change more effectively than the analytic method alone. We maintain that a relational psychoanalytic baseline approach offers the most comprehensive model into which to integrate other therapy modalities.
Cognitive-behavior therapy, as one example, shores up the mutative role of behavior change, which the verbally privileged analytic approach does not emphasize. Likewise, we see the experiential features of psychotherapy as decisively important. The synergistic integration of other forms of therapy with the analytic therefore can create a whole greater than its component parts.
Relational Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy & Assimilative Integration
Toward the goal of enabling psychoanalytically-oriented therapists to implement a clinically creative, yet conceptually grounded, integrative approach, we teach candidates basic proficiency in several non-analytic techniques and their underlying rationales. Our approach is theoretically-based, emphasizing "assimilative" integration with relational psychoanalytic therapy. Assimilative integration is a form of theoretical integration that allows psychoanalysts (and others) to maintain their baseline perspective on psychotherapy, while drawing flexibly on the wisdom and methods of other schools in order to enhance the quality of therapeutic benefits.
We believe that, like the improvisational musician who needs both to master his instrument and to work from a composition, so must integrative therapists become proficient in diverse modalities in addition to the analytic, as well as have an organizing theoretical structure to guide their integrative approach. Otherwise, rather than exercising intelligently disciplined creativity in practicing integration, one may apply an eclectic, idiosyncratic, or confused hodgepodge of methods. Theoretical integration (versus technical eclecticism) is our model of choice.
Continuing Education
This program is approved to provide continuing education contact hours for social workers from the State of New York Education Department.
Year 1 of this program will provide 57 CE contact hours.
Year 2 of this program will provide 61 CE contact hours.
The following two-year sequence is recommended. However, candidates may take the program for one or two years in either order.
Year One
- Introduction to Psychotherapy Integration
Instructor: George Stricker, PhD
5 sessions
- Cognitive-Behavior Therapy in Analytic Therapy
Instructor: Jill Bresler, PhD
10 sessions
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Instructor: Lisa Lyons, PhD
10 sessions
- Psychotherapy Integration in Practice
Instructor: Ken Frank, PhD
5 sessions
Year Two
- Gendlin's Focusing Level I
Instructor: Anna Christensen, LCSW
5 sessions
- Internal Family Systems
Instructor: Nancy Bravman, LCSW
5 sessions
- Somatic/Experiential Approaches in Analytic Psychotherapy
Instructor: Amy Gladstone, LCSW, PhD
10 sessions
- Advanced Integration Seminar
10 sessions
Program Length & Structure
We offer one and/or two year programs of study, with candidates taking all yearly courses in sequence together. Courses are kept small, with no more than 8 candidates accepted annually, in order to maintain the benefits of real-time, small-group participation in a seminar format.
Each year includes three trimesters of live online courses (ten 90-minute classes) and three additional weekend workshops (each comprising 10 hours).
Classes build on assigned readings and live and video demonstrations. Master clinicians in each of the field/s studied teach and consult with our candidates. At times, instructors may also co-teach courses, either sequentially or simultaneously.
Continuing Education Credits
The National Institute for the Psychotherapies is recognized by the New York State Education Department's State Board for Social Work as an approved provider of continuing education for licensed social workers #0018. NIP is also approved by the American Psychological Association (APA) to provide continuing education credits.
Completion of one year of study (three trimesters) meets New York State's annual CE requirements for Social Workers (Pending). Candidates in the PIP program may also qualify for APA Continuing Education credits.
Certificate Conferred
NIP is a certificate-granting institution chartered by the Board of Regents of The University of the State of New York. Candidates are invited to attend NIP's annual graduation ceremony, where they will be awarded a certificate from NIP's Certificate Program in Psychotherapy Integration for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapists after successfully completing all program requirements.
Eligible applicants include:
- Clinicians who have completed psychoanalytic training and are licensed as mental health practitioners in the state(s) in which they practice.
- Clinicians who have completed the equivalent of psychoanalytic training (eg, have been active in supervision, formal courses, and/or study groups), have five years of clinical experience (mostly supervised) in psychoanalytically-oriented therapy, and are licensed as mental health practitioners in the state(s) in which they practice.
- Internationally-based clinicians who have completed psychoanalytic training or its equivalent. Experience and licensing requirements for international candidates will be evaluated on a case by case basis.
Meeting Day & Time
Classes take place online on Tuesdays from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm EST. Students may elect to attend class in-person if that is their preference.
Three annual weekend workshops are offered at NIP from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm on Saturdays, and 10:00 am to 2:00 pm on Sundays.
Personal Psychotherapy
In addition to past or ongoing analytic therapy experiences, candidates are urged to seek out personal therapy in the modalities studied in the program. We believe this is a valuable didactic and professional as well as personal growth experience. While this is very strongly encouraged, it is not required. PIP's administrators can direct you to qualified therapists.
Written Project
Candidates complete a scholarly paper demonstrating command of the methodological and theoretical material covered in the program. Beginning in the second trimester, candidates select a mentor and begin work on this project. The paper must be submitted and approved by two faculty members, including the mentor, by the end of the second trimester of the second year. Depending on candidate eligibility, papers of outstanding quality can be entered in NIP's Educators' Award competition.
Faculty & Administrators
The program's Advisory Board is comprised of scholars from a variety of disciplines who serve as consultants to the program. It includes those who have made distinguished contributions to psychotherapy integration, are widely recognized for their expertise in particular non-analytic modalities, and who have specific expertise in other relevant disciplines. Instructors and consultants are selected from both the advisory board and the greater community.
Director: Kenneth A. Frank, PhD, is Co-Founder and Director of Training of NIP and a former Clinical Professor in Psychiatry at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. He is on the teaching and supervisory faculties of the Mitchell Center and CPPNJ, among others, and on the Professional Advisory Board of IARPP. He is also the Senior Consulting Editor of the journal Psychoanalytic Perspectives. Dr. Frank has published over 60 articles, chapters, and books, many in the areas of personality change and his specialty, psychotherapy integration, a topic on which he has lectured nationally and internationally. He practices in Englewood, New Jersey, and New York City.
Assistant Director: Anja Behm, LCSW, holds a certificate in Psychoanalysis and Comprehensive Psychotherapy from the National Institute for the Psychotherapies. She is also an Associate in Clinical Psychiatry at Columbia University where her responsibilities include leading groups in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and Cognitive-Behavior Therapy, general psychotherapy, Cognitive Remediation, and Social Cognition Interaction Training. She works in part-time private practice in Manhattan, offering individual and group treatment in Dialectical Behavior Therapy and psychoanalysis. She practices both in English and in German.
Advisory Board
Jill Bresler, PhD, is a past Postdoctoral Fellow of the Institute for Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy and a graduate of the NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. Her area of interest is the integration of psychoanalysis, CBT, and the mindfulness-based behavior therapies. She is an editor of Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy Integration: An Emerging Synthesis (Routledge, 2015). Dr. Bresler teaches, practices, and supervises in New York City.
Jerold Gold, PhD, ABPP (Clinical), is Professor of Psychology at Adelphi University, where he is also a faculty member and supervisor in the Postgraduate Programs in Psychoanalysis and in Couples Therapy. He was the editor of the Journal of Psychotherapy Integration and is the author of Key Concepts in Psychotherapy Integration (Plenum, 1996), and co-editor, with George Stricker, of the Comprehensive Handbook of Psychotherapy Integration (Plenum, 1993), and of the Casebook of Psychotherapy Integration (APA, 2006). He has written extensively about integrative approaches, particularly the model known as Assimilative Psychodynamic Psychotherapy.
Marvin R. Goldfried, PhD, is a Distinguished Professor of Psychology at Stony Brook University. He is a diplomate in clinical psychology and recipient of numerous awards from the American Psychological Association, and awards from the Association for Advancement of Behavior Therapy (AABT) and the Society for Psychotherapy Research (SPR). He is Past President of SPR, founder of the journal In Session: Psychotherapy in Practice and author of numerous articles and books. Dr. Goldfried is cofounder of the Society for the Exploration of Psychotherapy Integration (SEPI) and founder of AFFIRM: Psychologists Affirming Their Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Family (www.sunysb.edu/affirm).
Henry Grayson, PhD, is the Originator, Co-Founder, and Chairman Emeritus of NIP; former associate professor at the City University of New York; radio host of the Mindful Living Show; author of Use Your Body to Heal Your Mind; Mindful Loving; The New Physics of Love; Short Term Approaches to the Psychotherapies; Changing Approaches to the Psychotherapies; and Three Psychotherapies (with CA & G Loew). Having studied, practiced and taught most of the major psychotherapies, he teaches training seminars on his Synergetic Therapy widely across the US and abroad.
Stanley Messer, PhD, is Dean of the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology at Rutgers University. He is interested in the application of psychodynamic theory and research to the brief and integrative therapies and has contributed to the debate on evidence-based practice. The author or editor of many books, articles, and book chapters on these topics, Dr. Messer is Associate Editor of the online journal Pragmatic Case Studies in Psychotherapy. He maintains a psychotherapy practice in Highland Park, New Jersey.
Jeremy D. Safran, PhD, is chair and professor of psychology and former director of clinical training at the New School for Social Research. He is also co-founder and co-chair of the New School Ferenczi Center. He is on faculty at the NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis and is a past president of IARPP. He is the author of several books, the most recent of which is Psychoanalysis & Psychoanalytic Therapies.
Sandra Shapiro, PhD, is the Director of NIP's Integrative Trauma Program, a member of NIP's Board of Directors, and an Associate Professor Emeritus of the Psychology Department at Queens College, CUNY. She has a special interest in the broad scope of traumatic experience and the evolving approaches to trauma treatment and their integration into a psychoanalytic / psychodynamic and neuroscientific framework. She is an EMDR Institute Facilitator, an EMDRIA (EMDR International Association) approved Consultant, and has studied Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Somatic Experiencing, Coherence therapy, and other trauma-sensitive modalities. Her practice is located in Manhattan.
George Stricker, PhD, received his PhD in Clinical Psychology at the University of Rochester in 1960 and an honorary PsyD from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology, Meadows Campus, in 1997. He is Professor of Psychology at Argosy University, Washington DC campus. Prior to that, he was Distinguished Research Professor of Psychology in the Derner Institute, Adelphi University, where he had served as Dean of the Derner Institute for a decade. His most recent books are Psychotherapy Integration, and A Case Book of Psychotherapy Integration, with Jerry Gold, as well as a DVD, Psychotherapy Integration Over Time.
Paul L. Wachtel, PhD, is CUNY Distinguished Professor in the doctoral program in clinical psychology at City College and the CUNY Graduate Center and a faculty member of the NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis and the Mitchell Center for Relational Studies. He was a cofounder of the Society for the Exploration of Psychotherapy Integration (SEPI) and was the winner of the 2010 Hans H. Strupp Award for Psychoanalytic Writing, Teaching, and Research, the 2012 Distinguished Psychologist Award by Division 29 (Psychotherapy) of APA and the 2013 Scientific Award by Division 39 (Psychoanalysis) of APA.
Nancy Bravman LCSW, is the Associate Director and a faculty member of NIP's Integrative Trauma Program. She has a particular interest in the integration of psychoanalytic psychotherapy and trauma-informed approaches to treatment. She is an EMDRIA (EMDR International Association) approved Consultant, certified in the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model and also trained in Somatic Experiencing (SE) and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy. Her psychotherapy practice is located in Manhattan.
Jill Bresler, PhD, is a past Postdoctoral Fellow of the Institute for Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy and a graduate of the NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. Her area of interest is the integration of psychoanalysis, CBT, and the mindfulness-based behavior therapies. She is an editor of Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy Integration: An Emerging Synthesis (Routledge, 2015). Dr. Bresler teaches, practices, and supervises in New York City.
Anna Christensen, LCSW, is a Certified Focusing teacher; and a Dharma Successor of Zen teacher Charlotte Joko Beck. She integrates the teachings of Zen and Focusing into her psychotherapy clinical practice in Manhattan. She is co-author of A Glimpse of Zen Practice Within the Realm of Countertransference, (American Journal of Psychoanalysis, March 1999, Vol. 59, Number 1).
Niquie Dworkin, PhD, is a clinical psychologist and Assistant Professor at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She is the Co-Director and Coordinator of Clinical Training at Lakeview Center for Psychotherapy where she supervises psychology students at the graduate and post-graduate levels. In addition to psychoanalytic psychotherapy, Dr. Dworkin has specialized training and experience in Cognitive-Behavior Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and substance abuse treatment, with nearly 20 years experience in treating many syndromes including eating disorders, various compulsive behaviors, and family/reproductive issues. She has frequently presented at conferences and has published in the area of psychotherapy integration and other topics.
Amy Gladstone, LCSW, PhD, is a clinician, supervisor, and educator with over 30 years of clinical experience. In her private practice, she specializes in attachment trauma and combines psychodynamic and somatic approaches to treatment. Dr. Gladstone is on the faculty of the Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute and trains psychotherapists in New York City and throughout the country. In addition to trainer, she functions as the organization's New York Liaison. Dr. Gladstone also teaches doctoral level courses on affect regulation and attachment for Rutgers Doctor of Social Work Program. In addition she is on the faculty of NIP's Integrative Trauma Studies Program where she teaches the Neurobiology of Trauma and somatic modalities to trauma treatment. In addition to her training in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Dr. Gladstone is certified in Somatic Experiencing and practices EMDR and Internal Family Systems.
Jerold Gold, PhD, ABPP (Clinical), is Professor of Psychology at Adelphi University, where he is also a faculty member and supervisor in the Postgraduate Programs in Psychoanalysis and in Couples Therapy. He was the editor of the Journal of Psychotherapy Integration and is the author of Key Concepts in Psychotherapy Integration (Plenum, 1996), and co-editor, with George Stricker, of the Comprehensive Handbook of Psychotherapy Integration (Plenum, 1993), and of the Casebook of Psychotherapy Integration (APA, 2006). He has written extensively about integrative approaches, particularly the model known as Assimilative Psychodynamic Psychotherapy.
Kenneth A. Frank, PhD, is Co-Founder and Director of Training of NIP and a former Clinical Professor in Psychiatry at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. He is on the teaching and supervisory faculties of the Mitchell Center and CPPNJ, among others, and on the Professional Advisory Board of IARPP. He is also the Senior Consulting Editor of the journal Psychoanalytic Perspectives. Dr. Frank has published over 60 articles, chapters, and books, many in the areas of personality change and his specialty, psychotherapy integration, a topic on which he has lectured nationally and internationally. He practices in Englewood, New Jersey, and New York City.
Lisa Lyons, PhD
Evelyn Rappoport, PsyD, a graduate of the NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis, is a licensed psychologist, psychoanalyst, somatic practitioner, and trauma resolution specialist who treats individuals and couples in her private practice. She is a clinical supervisor at the National Institute of Psychotherapies, Manhattan Institute, CPPNJ, and the Graduate Center of City University. She is also visiting faculty and supervisor at Hadassah Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, Jerusalem, Israel. Dr Rappoport leads private supervision groups integrating somato-sensory approaches, relational psychoanalysis,and embodied couples treatment. Additionally she offers presentations to community organizations on trauma healing and emotional first aid.
Paul Wachtel, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Psychology at CUNY, has been writing about, teaching, and practicing psychotherapy for over 45 years. He has published books and articles on almost every conceivable topic of importance in psychotherapy during this time, but has been particularly interested in the integration of seemingly incompatible therapeutic approaches and conceptions.
Tuition & Fees
Tuition for the 2015.2016 academic year is $3,465. Additional fees include the $75 one-time application fee, and $90 per individual consultation and $45 per group consultation.
Candidates participate in 40 concurrent clinical consultation sessions (20 individual and 20 group) with approved faculty consultants.
Admissions & Application Process
In addition to a completed application form and a $75 application fee, applicants are asked to submit the following supporting materials:
- Copies of all current licenses
- Transcripts for all universities and graduate programs attended
- Copies of certificates/diplomas
- Three letters of recommendation from mental health professionals, preferably supervisors, who know the applicant's clinical work well
- Additional information or documentation which may serve to strengthen your application
Once all application materials are received, candidates will be asked to participate in admission interviews. Applications will be processed in the order they are received. Interviews will take place in New York City when possible, or conducted via Skype.
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Programming the Dave Smith Instruments Pro 2 synthesizer can be a fairly labor intensive task. While I am compelled to use the [Latch 1] + [Hold] patch reset shortcut and start a new sound from scratch, I find myself creating up the same types of patches. As a time saving measure I've made a set of templates that cover basic types of sounds including basses, leads, drums, paraphonic patches, sound effects, and sequences. These patches serve as a starting point for further tweaking and embellishment. The file (linked below) contains a sysex dump of User Bank 2 which contains 97 templates and a couple of extra patches. Documentation on each patch is also provided with recommended parameter changes and application of the sounds.
Pro 2 Patch Templates Archive
On occasion, there's a request for a list of my patches included in the Pro 2 factory banks. The following file is a sysex dump of user bank 3 (99 Patches) which includes the patches submitted as well as new ones:
A rough mix of a tracking session from earlier this week. Tim Bulkley on Drums and Art Hirahara on Rhodes engaged in a jazz improv session. Placed a C12 VR out in the middle of the hall to capture the natural reflections of this big warm sounding space. There are 7 mics running through a Metric Halo into Reason. I've posted the track on propellerhead's Discover service, primarily because the compression algorithm sounds better than soundcloud.
It was deeply saddening to hear about the passing of David Wessel. Professor Wessel was one of the important pillars of the academic community for his contributions towards the advancement of computer music technology. During the 1970s and early 80s, he was involved with IRCAM (Institut de Recherche et Coordination Acoustique/Musique), and eventually took a position as Director of the Center for New Music and Audio Technologies and Professor of Music at UC Berkeley.
I had the pleasure of taking a summer course at CNMAT where I met Professor Wessel in 2001. This was about the time when Open Sound Control (OSC) was being developed, and I vividly recall his presentation on gestural control systems and the musical application of expressive real-time control of computer generated audio. At a time when most people were still working with traditional systems of sequencing, recording and synthesis in computers, CNMAT, under Wessel's direction, was pioneering the future of electronic music technology.
Professor Wessel had a natural gift of explaining rather complex concepts of max/msp and his pedagogical technique inspired the methodology behind the many bits of content I've developed over the years. For this, I will be forever grateful. Thank you Professor Wessel for pushing the weirdness envelope, and showing us the way.]]>
The Pro 2 Synthesizer is part of the new generation of keyboards from Dave Smith Instruments. Partly inspired by the classic Sequential Circuits Pro-One, and using the technology of the DSI Prophet 12, the Pro 2 is a monophonic instrument that can be a center of a synth production studio, but also has the capabilities to integrate with an analog modular synthesizer system. It's been an honor to be asked back to the DSI sound design team to work on the Pro2. Over the course of the week of work, I archived some of the sounds to instagram and have collected the snippets here.
I couldn't really wait to try the CV/Gate i/o features of the Pro 2, and hooked it up to the Make Noise system with triggers coming off maths. Not surprisingly, the integration is pretty tight. There are some calibration controls on the Pro 2 which had to first be adjusted, but then it was nothing but pure fun routing to and from the modular system.
The Pro2 has four oscillators and two analog filters. There's a feature to route two of the oscillators to the Prophet 5 style low pass filter, and the other two oscillators to the Oberheim SEM style State Variable Filter. Using this routing feature, i've recreated a classic synth riff and sweep effect from Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.
The Two Filter sections can run in series or parallel or mixed in-between. Series is when the oscillator is routed first to the Low Pass filter and then into the State Variable Filter, Parallel is when the oscillator output feeds equally to both filters and the outputs are mixed.
The four digital oscillators can be used as modulation sources or targets. In this patch, amplitude modulation and frequency modulation are intermixed to create tones that resemble classic Buchla tones.
The Oscillator is digital and modulating the wavetables and processing it with the digital and analog distortion sections will get you some very brash and punchy bass tones.
FM modulation of oscillators is initiated when you hit the pitch bend on this patch… that adds the growl to the screaming cat tone. Otherwise it's just a funky filtered lead sound.
The 32 Step Sequencer is pretty powerful and with some careful programming, you can make drum loops. The Reset button on the sequencer is used as a loop retrigger while various parameters are tweaked in real-time. Unfortunately I didn't have time to tap the full power of this feature.
The four oscillators can be split out in Paraphonic Mode. You can play four different notes on the keyboard but all four voices share the filter bank section. A bouncy part like this New Order riff sounds like it's coming from a true polysynth.
Most people would expect the Van Halen, Jump synth riff… sorry to disappoint. After a week of non stop patch programming the brain does weird things…
The internal feedback routing from the Prophet 12 is also available in the Pro 2. Along with some non-standard key tracking modulation and synced filter effects rendered this IDM fill sound.
Gotta Have More Cowbell! This patch uses the Roland TR-808 approach of specifically tuned pulse waves to create the ringing effect.
In this video, the Pro 2 sequencer is sending CV/Gate signals to the Moog Werkstatt. The Audio from the Werkstatt is routed back to the Pro 2 audio input and processed with the bit crusher effect and filters.
The Pro 2 Sequencer tracks can be routed to four different CV out sockets. Here the minimoog model D is being triggered and sequenced by the Pro 2. Users of Propellerhead Thor Polysonic Synthesizer will notice that the modulation matrix looks very familiar!


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NORD staff attended today's 21st Century Cures hearing, following yesterday's release of the second discussion draft, and there were more than a few highlights for NORD and the rare disease community.
NORD's Groundbreaking Registry Program
The highlight of the briefing occurred when Rep. Matsui asked about the registries provision and whether the FDA/NIH will be working with NORD. Dr. Janet Woodcock, Director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, agreed entirely, touting her ongoing work with us. You can see the exchange in this video starting at 1:18:45.
Rare Pediatric Disease Pediatric Review Voucher (PRV) Program
Rep. Butterfield entered into the official record NORD's sign-on letter of 115 patient organizations in support of the PRV program. He spent most of his five minutes touting the program, and questioning the Committee for not reauthorizing the program in the latest discussion draft.
Additional Points of Interest
Rep. Capps called for more rare disease research funding, Rep. Engel called for more attention to rare diseases and biomarkers, and Rep. Bilirakis advocated for the OPEN Act.
The Energy & Commerce Committee featured NORD's position statement, issued yesterday, in today's "What They're Saying" Recap, seen here. We will continue to work closely with the Committee and members of the House and Senate on behalf of our members and all patients with rare diseases as legislation moves forward.
The terms risk, benefit, effectiveness, and safety are key to the approval of all new medical treatments (and of previously approved treatments for new uses). However, there is a vast divide between the concepts of relative risk and relative benefit (for a well defined group of patients) and the concepts of effectiveness and safety. The distinctions between these concepts are particularly important in the world of rare diseases. read more >
RareDisease Dialog is the official blog for the National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD). NORD's staff and friends will share information of interest to the entire rare disease community.
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Beautiful, KAWAIIII!!!!!!! SAILOR JUPITER PERFECT COSPLAY
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You make a beautiful Sailor Jupiter! I have a question. Are you wearing tights? Because your legs look so smooth.
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OZ Minerals Slides After Cutting Copper Forecast: Sydney Mover
OZ Minerals Ltd., Australia's third-largest copper producer, fell the most in almost six months in Sydney trading as it cut its output forecast by as much as 20 percent and raised its production cost estimate.
The Melbourne-based company dropped 9.3 percent to A$3.99 at the close in Sydney, the most since April 22, taking its decline for the year to 40 percent. Australia's benchmark S&P/ASX 200 Index fell 0.4 percent.
Copper production will be 70,000 metric tons to 75,000 metric tons in 2013, lower than an April forecast of 82,000 metric tons to 88,000 metric tons, the company said today in a statement. Cash costs will be $1.90 a pound to $2.05 a pound, compared with the earlier forecast of $1.65 a pound to $1.80 a pound.
The cut is the second this year, after OZ Minerals in April revised down an earlier forecast of 90,000 tons to 95,000 tons. The drop reflects lower-than-expected ore recovery at the eastern end of the Prominent Hill mine in South Australia, the company said.
OZ Minerals, which wrote down the value of Prominent Hill by A$231.9 million ($219 million) in the first half, said copper production was 17,390 metric tons in the three months to September 30, from 25,738 metric tons in the same period a year earlier.


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Your Santa Barbara wine country experience begins with a knowledgeable guide who will pick you up mid-morning from the front drive of Bacara Resort. Moving at your own speed, you will visit three to five wineries. Along the way, you will be treated to an elegant gourmet picnic lunch overlooking the vineyards.
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Private Santa Barbara Wine Country Tour
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- May be customized to guests' taste
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- Visit 3-5 of the areas finest wineries
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Preference Shares
Preference shares are hybrid financing instruments having several benefits and disadvantages for using them as a source of capital. Benefits are in the form of absence of legal obligation to pay dividend, improves borrowing capacity, saves dilution in control of existing shareholders and no charge on assets. Major disadvantage is that it is a costly source of finance and has preferential rights everywhere.
Preference shares are used by big corporate as a long term source of funding their projects. They are known as hybrid financing instruments because they share attributes of both equity and debt. It is important to analyze the benefits and disadvantages affixed with using preference shares as a medium of financing.
There are several benefits of a preference share from the point of view of a company which are discussed below:
No Legal Obligation for Dividend Payment: There is no compulsion of payment of preference dividend because nonpayment of dividend does not amount to bankruptcy. This dividend is not a fixed liability like the interest on the debt which has to be paid in all circumstances.
Improves Borrowing Capacity: Preference shares become a part of net worth and therefore reduces debt to equity ratio. This is how the overall borrowing capacity of the company increases.
No dilution in control: Issue of preference share does not lead to dilution in control of existing equity shareholders because the voting rights are not attached to issue of preference share capital. The preference shareholders invest their capital with fixed dividend percentage but they do not get control rights with them.
Costly Source of Finance: Preference shares are considered a very costly source of finance which is apparently seen when they are compared with debt as a source of finance. The interest on debt is a tax deductible expense whereas the dividend of preference shares is paid out of the divisible profits of the company i.e. profit after taxes and all other expenses. For example the dividend on preference share is 9% and interest rate on debt is 10% with prevailing tax rate of 50%.
The effective cost of preference is same i.e. 9% but that of the debt is 5% {10% * (1-50%)}. The tax shield is the main element which makes all the difference. In no tax regime, the preference share would be comparable to debt but such a scenario is just an imagination.
Skipping Dividend Disregard Market Image: Skipping of dividend payment may not harm the company legally but it would always create a dent on the image of the company. While applying for some kind of debt or any other kind of finance, the lender would have this as a major concern. Under such a situation, counting skipping of dividend as an advantage is just a fancy. Practically, a company cannot afford to take such a risk.
Preference in Claims: Preference shareholders enjoy similar situation like that of an equity shareholders but still gets a preference in both payment of their fixed dividend and claim on assets at the time of liquidation.


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GIF: Adam Jones Gets Pied After Two Homer Night Against Red Sox
Frequent shaving cream pie deliverer Adam Jones was on the receiving end of a couple postgame Barbasol masks on Friday night. The Orioles centerfielder belted two home runs in his team's winning effort against the Red Sox and was deservedly pied by Wayne Kirby and Jim Presley.
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In an attempt to preserve the moment, and one's reputation as an angler, a camera is a must for any fishing trip. My camera is always with me in a zippered, weather resistant, somewhat drop-resistant, padded bag with a shoulder strap. Also stored in the side compartments are spare batteries, additional media cards, and my business card with a note of where to return should my camera and I become separated.
Once the photo is taken, then comes the decision of what to do with it. What is the best way to share?
I love to see all of the catches posted on the Take Me Fishing.org Facebook page. Keep 'em coming! However, in my last post, I joked about the risks of sharing digital images of fish… Especially if you have a friend who is skilled with computer imaging programs and a bit mischievous.
I landed my first Coho salmon in a tributary of Lake Erie in Pennsylvania many years ago and promptly sent the digital photos to some friends. Below are the results. For the full story, visit Pro Anglers Journal for "Marked Fish."
Still makes me grin.
Has anyone tinkered with your photos?
And as if that wasn't enough…
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Egg & Macaroni Salad Recipe
Starting with the Old-fashioned Egg Salad, this recipe is modified to be a great pasta salad. This variation pairs pasta with eggs and is brightened by green pepper and pimietos.—American Egg Board, Linda Braun, Park Ridge, Illinois
- 1 recipe Old-Fashioned Egg Salad
- 1 package (7 ounces) elbow macaroni, cooked and drained
- 1/2 cup chopped green pepper
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1 jar (2 ounces) chopped pimientos, drained
- Lettuce leaves
- Paprika, optional
- 1. In a bowl, combine egg salad, macaroni, green pepper, mayonnaise and pimientos. Cover and chill. For each serving, spoon about 3/4 cup onto a lettuce leaf. Sprinkle with paprika if desired. Yield: 8 servings.
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decorate the backs of two paper plates, let them ddry if need be, put the fronts together, add beans or rice, staple and/or tape the edges shut. If using staples i like to tape over them so little/big fingers dont get snagged.
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Pendleton Somerby Hybrid Bike - Mint
The Pendleton Somerby Hybrid Bike has a low step through frame for easy cycling. The beautiful mint colour adds to this elegant bike and helps to ensure sure you stand out from the crowd, whilst the built in mudguards and chainguard will protect your clothes - so you and the bike will both look great. Includes a luggage rack and a sprung, leather style saddle for comfortable riding.
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Linked Report Printing In Portrait Instead Of Landscape
We have a report that prints correctly (in landscape) in the folder that is deployed to but the linked report in a different folder prints in portrait?
can anyone shed some light on this.
We have a report that prints correctly (in landscape) in the folder that is deployed to but the linked report in a different folder prints in portrait?
can anyone shed some light on this.
I have a report that is setup to print landscape.
I deploy to Report Manager, print it, and everything works great.
If I create a linked report from the deployed report, the linked report prints portrait.
Does anyone know of a workaround or am I just doing something wrong?
The goal is to produce a single PDF consisting of a number of subreports. Some are landscape, others are portrait. The subreports may also be run as independent reports. The master report defaults to the width of the widest subreport, which is landscape. This causes all portrait subreports to spill over. Your suggestions / comments are appreciated.
I have deployed a report that is configured for landscape printing. It does print in landscape, however, only the first seven columns appear on the first page and the other five columns appear on the next page. Is there a method, like in print preview setup in MS Excel, where we can scale down the print (like to 80%) so all columns appear on each page?
All of my reports that are formatted 11x8.5 are outputting to PDF correctly. When I open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat, it appears in Landscape on the screen. However, when I click the print button, by default it is printing it in portrait. I can go to File-->Print Setup and change the orientation from Portrait to Landscape, but why doesn't it translate from the file orientation? This may just be a bug in the Adobe Acrobat software, but I want to make sure there isn't something I can do.
I'd like a parameter for the report layout: Portrait Or Landscape. So is it possible to set the page high and width using an expression or in code based on my parameter?
Also on a similar note. I want a parameter for 'Page Break After X'. Is it possible to apply a page break after my table group X based on this parameter? I know if I edit the group I can tick 'page break at end' but I can't apply an expression to this.
I am trying to print a report in landscape mode from VS 2003 from designer preview or at run time. The users don't want to change a mode manually. I tried to make width 11 or 11.5 in and height 8.5in with zero margins and 0.5in (tried a lot of combinations) - doesn't work! still printing in portrait. Please help! Thank you
I ahve a report, that has 24 fields in the layout. When I tried to print the reprot, it prints BLANK pages, in between and at the start. I have confirmed that the width BODY of the report, < width of the report properties. It still prints blank pages.Pl advise.View Replies View Related
I have reports, set to print on Landscape and Legal ie 14 * 8.5. However, when certain users try to print the report, it prints it in Letter, even though the report is set to print in legal /landscape.
The strange part is that for most users it prints correctly in legal, only for some it is on letter. Any idea why this would happen?
Hi all,
I have a base-report that links me to another detailed report, this is my linked
report. When I try to print the detailed-report I get the base-report out of the printer.
And if I click on the refresh-button of the reportviewer it jumps back to the base-
report. It seems that I can�t print the detailed report.
My reportviewer runs in a Sharepoint-environment, but when I use the reportviewer
on the preview in VisualStudio the detailed report gets printed ok.
Thanks in advance.
Hi, I need help please!
Apologies for the silly question.
I have a problem where i need to show 18 columns in 1 row but can get it in one row, the most the user wants is 2 rows but the first 4 columns cant be touched.
row1 Col1 Col2 Col3 Col4 Col5 Col6 Col7 Col8 Col9 Col10 Col11
row2 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
I am kind of lost on how to show this in a nice format.
Does anyone have any creative idea, as i would like to capture the users.
The Fields are also lengthy so it makes it difficult.
I've thrown together a homegrown Reporting Services viewer that is basically a wrapper for a browser control. It will reside in our app alongside the Crystal report viewer until we have phased out Crystal.View Replies View Related
Hi all, I was looking at a previous post in this forum - Help with auto printing report...
I did find the code that it points to -
Help with auto printing report...
I did find the code that it points to -
I can get this to work fine as a console application and a Windows Service but not from a Web Application. It dies when I get to the point of actually printing it. I am thinking that this has something to do with the fact that Web applications have limited permissions. However you can print from the Reporting Services report manager page just by pressing the print button and it is a web application. I also know that it uses a print control, AKA plug-in.
Do I need to write my own print control to get this to work with my web application or can I just re-use the one that is already being used by SQL Server Reporting Services Report Manger?
If I was to write my own print control how would I go about it?
It appears to work fine on my end however on my clients end, whenever they try to print a report that displays perfectly within the report viewer to their printer by selecting the printer button in the report it never ends up printing.., however if they go into printer setup and change the page range to print from all pages to just maybe one page and then select the print button it seems to print fine..
The printer seems to receive the information as the light flashes but no page kick out when all pages is selected to print..
Any help would be greatly appreciated..
I have several reports that are set to landscape but then lose this layout when a linked report is created from the original report. I found the link below describing Brian Welcker's workaround and my question is where do you place the vb.net code he provided?
I have a main report containing different subreports. I want to be able to print the report and the header of the main report to reflect the name of the report currently being printed. Is there a way to get the name (or some other property) of the current data region or subreport being executed?View Replies View Related
Hi All
I have a reporting viewer in a windows form that behaves very strange. When I open the form and run the report it shows up nicely in the report viewer. If I print the report it only prints one page. When i print the report a second time the whole report is printed. Next I'll change the report parameters and run the report, then it shows up nicely in the viewer, but when I print the report the first report is printed.
Does anyone know what to do with this problem?
Thanks in advance
I am having problems printing a new table we added to an existing report. When I preview the report in Visual Studio everything looks good. But when I click the print layout view button the "header" portion of the report shows on one page and the detail shows up on another. Has anyone seen this happen before?
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hello there,
i have created a report now i want to have the report print on one page instead of two pages which is doing now.how can i do that.i am using SSRS 2005.
please help
I am running SSRS 2005, rendering reports locally using a report viewer. Rather than direct the viewer to an .rdlc file, I use an XMLDocument. A few of my reports have a large image in the background that needs to be invisible when the report prints. This was straightforward - I just use a report parameter and set the visible state of the image to the value of the parameter. The hard part is getting the report to print without an error.
Initially, I render the report with the following code:
Private Sub ShowReport()
With Me.ReportViewer1
.ProcessingMode = Microsoft.Reporting.WinForms.ProcessingMode.Local
.LocalReport.LoadReportDefinition(New System.IO.StringReader(_Doc.OuterXml))
End With
Catch ex As Exception
End Try
End Sub
This code works fine. I have hidden the print button on the report viewer, and to print, the user must press my button which runs the following code.
Private Sub PrintReport()
_Param(0) = New Microsoft.Reporting.WinForms.ReportParameter("ImageVisible", "False")
Catch ex As Exception
End Try
End Sub
Resetting the parameter and re-displaying the report works fine on its own. The PrintDialog method works fine on its own. When combined in the same Sub like this, I get the following error:
"Operation is not valid due to the current state of the object".
Does anyone know how I could get it to print without an error? I would be very grateful for any help.
I am rendering the report from remote server and I am displaying it. when I try to print the report from my application it is printin properly. but when I try to print it from IIS it is showing an error message that "No printers are Installed ". I did not specify any printer name in my application. How can I resolve this problem.
I have a report with pie and bar graphs, I have the paper size 16.54 x 11.69 for landsacpe, there are twelve graphs ,two placed side by side , and in the report manager, the appearence is perfect ,spread over six pages. I have Pagebreakatend True for all the graphs. The problem is with printing, on printing , the are tottaly misaligned,any tips are welcome
I have a field on a Group Footer which is a Sum field based of an IIF statement.
Here it is.
=Sum(IIF(Fields!EXPR1.Value=2 and Fields!Type.Value=1,Fields!Quantity.Value,0))
If I do not use the AND, by by only checking on one field it works fine and it returns a result, however if I use the AND Operator I get the #Error when previewing the report.
Does anyone have any idea why this is happening. Any suggestion would help/
I have developed report(SSRS 2005) using Matrix control and Chart, on web in works good, but when user prints the report
it cuts matrix and prints it on separate pages.
my requirement is to print every thing in a single page, no matter how much data i has.
i tried landscape print (by changing width 11 and height to 8.5) but no result,
does any one know the solution....?
thank you...
hello there,
i have created a report now i want to have the report print on one page instead of two pages which is doing now.how can i do that.i am using SSRS 2005.
please help
I have a report that only has one page when previewed but when it's printed there are two pages. This is a problem because I get two printed pages to my report with "1 of 2 pages" on the first page and "2 of 2 pages" on the second but there is only data on the first page and the second has header and footer but no data.
Is there a way to force the report to fit everything on one page? Or some other setting I am missing?
For example, In the report viewer, there are 3 pages, however, when I print the report, there are more pages, like 6 pages. I found that there are more records in a page in the report viewer.
Is there any way to set the number of pages in report viewer is same as the one when printing?
My Requirement is to dirctly Print the SSRS Report without using Reportviewer.
If anybody know How to Print Report without using Reportviewer, please let me know asap.
Thanks in advance.
Hello Every one,
we have reports, for that we are using Visual studio and report viewer.
In Report viewer ,I Enabled print Option.
While i tried to Print on HTML report from report viewer; I set Properties Landscae but the output is coming like Potrait.
In my Rdl Interactive size Properties are width11 in and height 8.5 in
why it is coming like Potrait size.
can any one help me?
I have created a drill through report (RS 2005). After deploying the report and clicking on a link to drill through to the second report, I try and print the detail report and it prints the parent report instead. Any ideas on this one?
I should also mention that we are using an AJAX solution to display the report in a pop-up window.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
I am trying to get a SSRS 2005 report to print from my Visual Studio 2005 C++ application without using the ReportViewer to preview it first. What I have done is created a dll that I call into when I want to access a certain report and print it. While searching around on the internet I found an MSDN article about printing a report without previewing and it had an example in C# code. So I used that as a guide for my C++ code but I am still having problems with rendering the report properly so it can be printed. When I try to render a report using the "Image" format, my streamid string is empty but the byte array that the render routine returns is not. Here is the code I am using, what could be the problem here?
Note: m_Streams is define elsewhere as
array<String^>^ m_Streams = gcnew array<String^>(10);
void Print::Export(LocalReport^ report)
array<Warning^>^ Warn = gcnew array<Warning^>(10);
String^ deviceinfo =
"<DeviceInfo>" +
" <OutputFormat>EMF</OutputFormat>" +
" <PageWidth>8.5in</PageWidth>" +
" <PageHeight>11in</PageHeight>" +
" <MarginTop>0.25in</MarginTop>" +
" <MarginLeft>0.25in</MarginLeft>" +
" <MarginRight>0.25in</MarginRight>" +
" <MarginBottom>0.25in</MarginBottom>" +
String^ mimeType;
String^ enc;
String^ FileExt;
array<Byte>^ bytes;
bytes = report->Render("Image",deviceinfo, mimeType, enc, FileExt, m_Streams,Warn); // m_Streams has a length of
return; // 0 after the Render
void Print:: PrintPage(System:: Object^ sender, System:: Drawing:: Printing:: PrintPageEventArgs^ ev)
Metafile^ pageImage = gcnew Metafile(m_Streams[m_CurrentPage]);
ev->Graphics->DrawImage(pageImage, ev->PageBounds);
ev->HasMorePages = (m_CurrentPage < m_Streams->Length);
void Print:rintRpt()
String^ printerName = "Default";
if (m_Streams->Length < 0)
PrintDocument^ printDoc = gcnew PrintDocument();
if (!printDoc->PrinterSettings->IsValid) {
printDoc->PrintPage += gcnew PrintPageEventHandler(this, &Print:: PrintPage);
void Print::Run()
LocalReport^ report = gcnew LocalReport();
DataSet^ ds = gcnew DataSet();
report->ReportPath = "c:\bmi\bulrpt\Report1.rdlc";
ReportDataSource^ RDS = gcnew ReportDataSource();
RDS->Name = "DataSet1_Subject";
RDS->Value = ds->Tables["Subject"];
DataTable^ Print:: LoadData(DataSet^ ds)
System:: String ^ConnStr = "SELECT * FROM Subject";
SqlConnection^ conn = gcnew SqlConnection("Data Source=JOE-PC\BMIMSDESERVER; Initial Catalog=stx52013;Integrated Security = TRUE");
SqlCommand^ command = gcnew SqlCommand(ConnStr, conn);
SqlDataAdapter^ adapt = gcnew SqlDataAdapter(command);
adapt->TableMappings->Add("Table", "Subject");
return ds->Tables["Subject"];
Hi all,
Is it possible to setup different font size when a user is browsing or printing a report?
I have a lot of data to print on a report and i need tu use a font size of 7pt which is fine for printing but when the user is looking at the report on the browser a font size of 7pt is a bit too small and the bold doesn't work.
Hello all,
When I print the reports ( or export to PDF) in Report Manager, my every alternate page is blank? If the report is just one page report, I get second page as blank when I print or export. The report prints in Landscape format( which should be fine given 8.5 inch height and 11 inch width).
I have played with the interactive Height and other height parameters but with no luck.
My current settings in the rdl file is:
I would highly appreciate any suggestions.
Phewa Taal