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Elaine Tucci is asking us to empathise with the people of Syria, to see them as we might see our neighbours. This is something we all should be doing, without a doubt. However, we must hear the stories of as many of the 23 million Syrians as we can, not just stories which present one side of this war as presented in her article, and especially not that side which supports a further militarisation of the conflict.
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This huge property, located in a very panoramic position overlooking the hills of Florence and a small lake, consists of 3 parts, the oldest of which was built in the 13th century and was used afterwards by the pilgrims who stopped there to rest. The property is located only 14 km from Florence making it a perfect location, not only for the proximity to the town, but also for exploring the surrounding countryside, and at the same time for relaxing in beautiful and peaceful surroundings. The house has been recently restored maintaining its charming country style but adding all modern comforts. The garden is accessible from the main entrance and also from a large verandah furnished for outdoor dining. The swimming-pool is located in the higher part of the garden, where is also a changing-room and a shower-room.
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- adj. Measuring little from bottom to top or surface; lacking physical depth.
- adj. Lacking depth of intellect, emotion, or knowledge: "This is a shallow parody of America" ( Lloyd Rose).
- adj. Marked by insufficient inhalation of air; weak: shallow respirations.
- adj. In the part of a playing area that is closer to home plate: shallow left field.
- n. A part of a body of water of little depth; a shoal. Often used in the plural: abandoned the boat in the shallows.
- transitive v. To make or become shallow.
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- adj. Having little depth; significantly less deep than wide.
- adj. Extending not far downward.
- adj. Concerned mainly with superficial matters.
- adj. Lacking interest or substance.
- adj. Not far forward, close to the net
- n. A shallow portion of an otherwise deep body of water.
- v. To make or become less deep
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- adj. Not deep; having little depth; shoal.
- adj. Not deep in tone.
- adj. Not intellectually deep; not profound; not penetrating deeply; simple; not wise or knowing; ignorant; superficial.
- n. A place in a body of water where the water is not deep; a shoal; a flat; a shelf.
- n. The rudd.
- transitive v. To make shallow.
- intransitive v. To become shallow, as water.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Not deep; of little depth: as, a shallow brook; a shallow place; a shallow vessel or dish.
- Not deep intellectually; superficial: as, a shallow person; a shallow mind.
- n. A place where the water is not deep; a shoal; a shelf; a flat; a bank.
- To make shallow; decrease the depth of.
- To become shallow; decrease in depth: as, the water shallows rapidly as one approaches the bar.
- n. The rudd, a fish.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- v. become shallow
- v. make shallow
- n. a stretch of shallow water
- adj. lacking depth of intellect or knowledge; concerned only with what is obvious
- adj. not deep or strong; not affecting one deeply
- adj. lacking physical depth; having little spatial extension downward or inward from an outer surface or backward or outward from a center
Middle English schalowe.
(American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)From Middle English schalowe ("not deep, shallow"); apparently related to Old English sceald ("shallow"). See also shoal. (Wiktionary)


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Welch said the move follows steady growth of mobile traffic across its own properties and those of publishers it works with, now accounting for 15% to 30% of all digital inventory. "In the last couple of years we've been investing a lot in helping local publishers monetize their online inventory, and we thought now was a good time to extend what we're already doing to mobile," said Welch.
The Cox Digital network spans some 2,600 sites including the Web properties of local newspaper, TV and radio stations owned by major publishers and media companies such as Gannett, Belo, and McClatchy. Besides the mobile extensions of those sites, CDS Mobile will also sell advertising on vertical content sites across some 20 categories geo-targeted to an advertiser's specific market.
That also includes the ability to target mobile campaigns by device, carrier and time of day, among other criteria.
Without audited figures, Welch estimates Cox Digital's mobile audience at about 90 million unique visitors per month "and growing." The growth in mobile Web and content use has generally outpaced the ability of publishers to monetize the surge in activity on smartphones and tablets. Unsold inventory industrywide is estimated at 80%. Even so, the Interactive Advertising Bureau estimates U.S. mobile ad spending grew 149% to $1.6 billion last year.
CDS Mobile's team of three sales people will include two in New York and one the West Coast, yet to be hired. One of the New York-based sales people is John Adams, formerly director of sales for mobile ad firm Phluant. That group will also get help from Cox Digital's existing 20-person sales staff who are also being trained to rep mobile along with traditional online inventory.
"When we think about how we can differentiate ourselves in the market, providing a combination of online and mobile is one of the big ways we can do that," said Welch. And advertisers would potentially have the option of getting discounted rates from a cross-platform buy. Cox will also offer publishers a suite of ad-serving technologies and tools for mobile, as it now does for Web advertising.
That's not to say it's a seamless shift from the desktop to mobile. Welch noted that the basic standards guiding online advertising have been in place for more than a decade. "In mobile, you've got so many different operating systems, versions, form factors, incompatibilities among rich media providers and networks and publishers—those standards are still forming, so you still have a lot of fragmentation," he said.
To help smooth out that process, he said Cox is trying to follow rich media mobile standards promulgated by the IAB and others, while trying to be as transparent as possible with agencies in relation to ad serving and campaign reporting. Still, Welch believes standards and practices around mobile advertising are starting to coalesce as interest in the space increases. "That's why we wanted to get into the game now," he said.
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Blues' talisman was being linked with a free-agent move abroad in the summer but he's shown returning boss he can still perform
Chelsea are ready to perform a major U-turn and hand skipper John Terry a new deal before the New Year, writes Dave Kidd in the Sunday People.
Terry, who turns 33 in December, had feared he would be on his way out of the Stamford Bridge club when his current contract expires at the end of the season.
But boss Jose Mourinho this week told Terry that Chelsea's board are willing to open talks, provided the former England captain, who scored the equaliser in Saturday's draw with Tottenham at White Hart Lane, continues to show his great early season form.
Mourinho has been so impressed with Terry's contribution that he has spoken to the board about giving the captain a new one-year deal for next season – and the response was positive.
Although Terry is desperate to stay at Chelsea – his only club – he would be free to speak to foreign sides this January and a lucrative move to the Middle East or Major League Soccer would have been the most likely result.
David Luiz had earlier been lined up to succeed Terry as captain, but Mourinho is not convinced by the Brazilian, who is currently a target for Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain.
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Dec 5, 2013 3 AM(Dec 4, 2013 to Dec 6, 2013) Merc Trine Asc
TRANSITING MERCURY TRINE THE NATAL ASCENDANT--This supportive transit arouses your curiosity and willingness to learn. Your confidence and self-worth are enhanced. Communications are good between you and others, and your ideas are understood and respected. You have good insight on many subjects and are able to share them well. You are tolerant of the opinions of others, and can make intelligent compromises. This is a good transit for long-range goal planning.
Dec 5, 2013 (Dec 4, 2013 to Dec 24, 2013) Merc 5th H.
TRANSITING MERCURY IN THE FIFTH HOUSE--Transiting Mercury in the houses deals with the practical affairs that occupy your mind and shows what areas of activity will be influenced by your thoughts and communications. Fifth house position indicates an intellectual interest in many artistic and creative endeavors. You will have the ability to express yourself dramatically and forcefully in speech and writing. You are fascinated by games requiring mental competition. You will be romantically attracted to intellectual types who can provide mental stimulation and excitement.
Dec 5, 2013 12 PM(Dec 4, 2013 to Dec 6, 2013) Sun Trine Sun
TRANSITING SUN TRINE NATAL SUN--This transit occurs twice a year: four months before your birthday and four months after. It is a time of balance and equilibrium in your life, when you can be yourself with the least amount of obstacles from people or circumstances. Your energy level should be high and you can work or play with vigor and enthusiasm. Things may be going so well, in fact, that you are tempted to think they will always be that way. "However . . ." Now is a time to firm up your affairs and make them strong enough so that they can weather turbulence and trouble which could come later on. Your energy level is high and your stress level is low, making it possible for you to accomplish this with minimal effort at this time. On the trine preceding your birthday, you should stop and review your recent achievements. Decide how you can use them to prepare for the future and what lasting value they can provide. Don't be complacent, for you will still have challenges to face. Also examine those matters which did not work out, salvaging those that may be worthwhile and discarding the others. Waste no energy on regrets. During the trine following your birthday, also, examine the projects that have worked out well in the last few months and prepare for a time in the near future when they will reach a critical culmination. Prepare yourself for their success. And for those that did not work out so well, decide which are worth saving and cut your losses by discarding the deadwood. Prepare to be firm, since discriminating between them may be difficult. The quiet pace of this trine aspect will assist and comfort you in these decisions.
Dec 7, 2013 9 PM(Dec 5, 2013 to Dec 9, 2013) Mars Sxtil Asc
TRANSITING MARS SEXTILE THE NATAL ASCENDANT--This is a rare Mars transit in that it is good for working with others in a team effort (though you will probably need to feel like YOU are the leader of the team!). With the energy of the transit, you will not be happy just sitting around, so if there is some kind of a project you can put together with friends or co-workers, now is the time to do it. Environmental concerns would be high on the interest index. This transit also provides a good time to tell other people how you feel about things in general, as well as things of a personal nature. Physical activities are likely to be most appealing and most satisfying.
Dec 7, 2013 (Dec 5, 2013 to July 26, 2014) Mars 3rd H.
TRANSITING MARS IN THE THIRD HOUSE--Mars transiting the houses influences the areas of life in which you express your actions and desires, and where you need to use energy and initiative in order to get results. In three, it deals with intellect and indicates quick thinking in emergency situations. During this transit you will assert yourself aggressively in order to get your communications across--you will be direct and can be caustic. You can be impulsive in daily movements and in short-distance traveling. You may be tempted to drive carelessly now--patience is not related to this position. You need to avoid sarcasm and argumentative tendencies, especially now.
Dec 13, 2013 9 PM(Dec 13, 2013 to Dec 14, 2013)Merc Trine Sun
TRANSITING MERCURY TRINE NATAL SUN--Trine aspects are supportive and this one is no exception. Your mind should be unusually clear with this transit--especially for all mental work and communications. You can state your case effectively and should benefit from negotiations. It is a good transit for organization and getting rid of paperwork. This is a good time to begin a new learning process or a new course of study, especially if it piques your interest.
Dec 21, 2013 5 PM(Dec 20, 2013 to Dec 22, 2013) Sun Trine MC
TRANSITING SUN TRINE THE NATAL MIDHEAVEN--This trine gives you a clear idea of who you are, what you are doing and where you're headed. With this position also comes an understanding, knowledge and control over the necessary material resources as well as the techniques for achieving your goals. You will work diligently at whatever tasks you set yourself to do, paying careful attention to details. More than just self-confidence, you know you have what it takes, that you have been using it and are able to convince others of your abilities. Leadership may be the result. If you need a new job, now is a good time to go after it.
Dec 21, 2013 (Dec 20, 2013 to Jan 20, 2014) Sun 6th H.
TRANSITING SUN IN THE SIXTH HOUSE--When the Sun transits this house of your Natal chart, it influences the departments of life most strongly affected by the individual will and power potential. You may have delicate health with your Sun in the sixth house, requiring proper attention to dietary habits. You will have a tendency to seek recognition through your work and service, and you take pride in your work. You like to be appreciated however, and if you feel you are not, you will change jobs. There probably will be no difficulty in obtaining well-paid positions, and your inclinations will be toward a career related to health--such as nursing, pharmacology, counseling, or medicine. Your self-esteem and dignity seem to be closely linked to your work and the service you give.
Dec 24, 2013 10 AM(Dec 23, 2013 to Dec 25, 2013)Merc Trine MC
TRANSITING MERCURY TRINE THE NATAL MIDHEAVEN--Trine aspects are usually supportive of your main concerns, ideas and activities. With mental Mercury trine your Midheaven, your mind will be on career and job concerns. Keep it occupied with ideas that are pertinent for you. Communications are good, so discuss your interests with others and listen to their advice. You can expect cooperation. Don't allow yourself to analyze some fixation to death, but keep your mind upon the goal. Realizations of your true self and success can be accomplished.
Dec 24, 2013 (Dec 23, 2013 to Jan 11, 2014) Merc 6th H.
TRANSITING MERCURY IN THE SIXTH HOUSE--Transiting Mercury in the houses deals with the practical affairs that occupy your mind and shows what areas of activity will be influenced by your thoughts and communications. In the sixth house, it indicates that specialized knowledge and skills will be acquired to deal with the kind of work you do. You are methodical and efficient and will keep up with the latest research and techniques in your field. You are concerned with duty, personal hygiene and correct dress. You may have a tendency to overwork and need to watch out for excessive perfectionism.
Jan 5, 2014 7 AM(Jan 2, 2014 to Jan 7, 2014) Mars Sxtil Sun
TRANSITING MARS SEXTILE NATAL SUN--This is a healthy transit and you are able to approach everything you do with vigor and self-confidence. This is also true at the psychological level, making it easy for you to assert yourself and stand up for your views. New opportunities to be personally effective and to prove yourself often occur during this transit. It could bring a promotion or a new job. You will be able to work well on your own and with others, and you may have an opportunity to demonstrate this. You are more likely to know what you want now and to have the energy and self-confidence to go after it. You project your ideas with more power and energy than usual. It should be a good time for a job interview, or to buck for a promotion. Business and commercial negotiations are also favorable at this time.
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ABSTRACT: The authors and others have recently demonstrated that veterans with chronic combat-related PTSD (CR-PTSD) have a twofold increased risk of dementia. To understand this increased incidence, they performed a systematic review of the literature on neuroanatomical differences between veterans with chronic CR-PTSD and control subjects (22 included studies). The hippocampus was most commonly and consistently reported to differ between groups, thereby suggesting the hypothesis that PTSD is associated with smaller hippocampi, which increases the risk for dementia. However, an alternate hypothesis is that smaller hippocampal volumes are a preexisting risk factor for PTSD and dementia. Studies are clearly needed to differentiate between these important possibilities.The Journal of neuropsychiatry and clinical neurosciences 03/2013; 25(1):12-25. · 2.34 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This study examined the rates of anxiety and depressive disorders, physical illnesses, and health service use in male patients 55 years or older with a diagnosis of Parkinson disease who were seen at least twice at the 10 medical centers in the Veterans Affairs Healthcare Network of the South Central region of the United States. Of the 273 male patients diagnosed between October 1, 1997, and September 30, 2009, 62 (22.7%) had a depressive disorder. The overall prevalence of anxiety disorders was 12.8%; patients with comorbid depression had a 5-fold greater prevalence of anxiety disorders than those without depression (35.5% vs 6.2%, P < .0001). Patients with comorbid depression also had increased prevalence of all physical illnesses examined and more outpatient clinic and mental health visits. Patients with Parkinson disease and comorbid depression are more likely to have anxiety disorders and several physical illnesses, to be using antipsychotic and dementia medicines, and to have increased health service utilization than those without depression.Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry and Neurology 11/2012; · 3.53 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Compared with other major dementias, very little is known about the medical and environmental risk factors associated with frontotemporal dementia (FTD). In this study, we evaluated medical and environmental disorders associated with FTD in a veteran population. The medical records of 845 consecutive veterans who were evaluated for cognitive and/or behavioral complaints at a cognitive disorders clinic in an academic medical center between March 1, 2003, and June 30, 2008, were reviewed and 554 patients received a diagnosis of dementia. Medical disorders and environmental risk factors in 63 patients with behavioral variant of FTD were compared with 491 patients with non-FTD dementias. The prevalence of traumatic brain injury (TBI) was significantly greater in patients with FTD versus those with non-FTD dementias (12.7% vs 3.5%; P < .05). The FTD group also had a lower prevalence of heart disease (19.0% vs 36.7%; P < .05) and cerebrovascular diseases (12.7% vs 26.1%; P < .05), although the prevalence of vascular risk factors was comparable between FTD and non-FTD dementia groups: hypertension (65.1% vs 68.2%), diabetes (31.7% vs 26.9%), hyperlipidemia (42.9% vs 48.9%), and tobacco use (7.9% vs 8.8%; P > .05 for all). In multivariate analysis, the risk for FTD was increased in patients with TBI (OR, 4.4; 95% CI, 1.6-11.8). The risk for FTD was marginally decreased in patients with heart disease (OR, 0.4; 95% CI, 0.3-0.96). In a clinical sample of veterans, risk of FTD was increased in patients with TBI and marginally decreased in patients with heart disease. Prospective studies are needed to confirm these associations temporally and to identify their underlying mechanisms.Alzheimer's & dementia: the journal of the Alzheimer's Association 03/2012; 8(3):204-10. · 5.90 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Schizophrenia (SZP) has been historically referred to as "dementia praecox" because of the recognition that its onset is associated with deficits in memory, attention and visuospatial orientation. We wondered whether there is evidence for additional cognitive decline late in the course of chronic SZP. This review examined the evidence (1) for cognitive decline late in the course of chronic SZP, (2) for how often the late cognitive decline occurs, and (3) whether the cognitive decline in late-life SZP is related to pathophysiology of SZP versus the superimposition of another type of dementia. A PUBMED search was performed combining the MESH terms schizophrenia and dementia, cognitive decline, cognitive impairment and cognitive deficits. A manual search of article bibliographies was also performed. We included longitudinal clinical studies employing standard tests of cognition. Cross-sectional studies and those that did not test cognition through standard cognitive tests were excluded. The initial search produced 3898 studies. Employing selection criteria yielded twenty-three studies. Our data extraction tool included the number of patients in the study, whether a control group was present, the age of patients at baseline and follow-up, the study setting (inpatients versus outpatients), the cognitive tests employed, study duration, and results. Only three longitudinal studies tested for dementia using Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorder (DSM) or International classification of disease (ICD) criteria and compared them to controls: two studies demonstrated an increase in the prevalence of dementia and one did not. Twenty longitudinal studies tested for one or more cognitive domains without employing standard criteria for dementia: twelve studies demonstrated a heterogeneous pattern of cognitive decline and eight did not. Studies generally did not control for known risk factors for cognitive impairment such as education, vascular risk factors, apolipoprotein (ApoE) genotype and family history. The evidence for late cognitive decline in SZP is mixed, but, slightly more studies suggest that it occurs. If it occurs, it is unclear whether it is related to SZP or other risks for cognitive impairment. Hence, prospective, longitudinal, controlled studies are needed to confirm that there is progressive cognitive decline in chronic SZP which occurs independent of other risk factors for cognitive impairment.Psychiatric Quarterly 08/2011; 83(2):127-44. · 1.26 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To determine whether having received a Purple Heart (PH) or having been diagnosed with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) affected mortality in older veterans. We compared mortality rates of older veterans with a PH but without PTSD (PH+/PTSD-) to veterans with a PH and PTSD (PH+/PTSD+), veterans without a PH but with PTSD (PH-/PTSD+), and a comparison group without a PH or PTSD (PH-/PTSD-). Administrative data from the Veterans Integrated Service Network 16 were collected between 10/01/97 and 09/30/99 for veterans who were 65 years or older. Proportional hazards regression was used to compare the survival times for the four groups (n = 10,255) from entry into the study until death or study termination (9/30/2008). The Charleson co-morbidity index was used to control for potential co-morbid illness burden differences between the groups. Older veterans with a PH (PH+/PTSD- and PH+/PTSD+) had significantly lower mortality rates than PH-/PTSD- veterans (hazard ratio [HR] = 0.6, 95% confidence interval [CI] 0.5 to 0.6, P<.0001; and HR = 0.5, 95% CI 0.4 to 0.7, P<.0001). The PH-/PTSD+ group had a higher mortality rate than the PH-/PTSD- group (HR = 1.1, 95% CI 1.0 to 1.2, P<.01). Veterans who had PH citations and survived into their seventh decade had half the mortality rate of veterans without PH citations with or without PTSD. Veterans with PTSD but without a PH had a significantly higher mortality rate compared to (PH-/PTSD-). Veterans who suffer combat injury without developing PTSD may provide a useful study population for determining the factors that confer resilience.Depression and Anxiety 07/2011; 28(12):1086-90. · 4.61 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This systematic review analyzed data from studies examining memory and cognitive function in subjects with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), compared with subjects exposed to trauma (but without PTSD). Based on analysis of 21 articles published in English from 1968 to 2009, the conclusion is that individuals with PTSD, particularly veterans, show signs of cognitive impairment when tested with neuropsychological instruments, more so than individuals exposed to trauma who do not have PTSD.The Journal of neuropsychiatry and clinical neurosciences 01/2011; 23(1):16-28. · 2.34 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Our objective was to test the hypothesis that changes in body mass index (BMI) are associated with changes in the clinical course of ALS. We examined the relationships between BMI at first clinical visit and changes in BMI up to a two-year follow-up, and multiple clinical variables related to ALS: age of onset, rate of progression of motor symptoms, and survival. Baseline BMI was classified according to the World Health Organization (WHO) criteria. Changes in BMI were classified as a loss of >1 unit, no change, or a gain of >1 unit. Our results showed that baseline BMI was not associated with age of onset, rate of progression or survival. In contrast, a loss of BMI >1 over two years was associated with significantly shorter survival and a faster rate of progression. In a multiple regression model, these results were independent of gender, site of onset, history of diabetes mellitus and apolipoprotein (ApoE) genotype. In summary, a change in BMI after ALS diagnosis was significantly associated with rate of progression and survival. This raises the possibility that early changes in BMI may identify patients likely to have a more malignant course of the disease. However, further research is needed to clarify the relationship between BMI and ALS.Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis 12/2010; 11(6):542-8. · 3.40 Impact Factor -
Article: Greater prevalence and incidence of dementia in older veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder.
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ABSTRACT: To explore the association between posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and dementia in older veterans. Administrative database study of individuals seen within one regional division of the Veterans Affairs healthcare network. Veterans Integrated Service Network 16. Veterans aged 65 and older who had a diagnosis of PTSD or who were recipients of a Purple Heart (PH) and a comparison group of the same age with no PTSD diagnosis or PH were divided into four groups: those with PTSD and no PH (PTSD+/PH-, n=3,660), those with PH and no PTSD (PTSD-/PH+, n=1,503), those with PTSD and a PH (PTSD+/PH+, n=153), and those without PTSD or a PH (PTSD-/PH-, n=5,165). Incidence and prevalence of dementia after controlling for confounding factors in multivariate logistic regression. The PTSD+/PH- group had a significantly higher incidence and prevalence of dementia than the groups without PTSD with or without a PH. The prevalence and incidence of a dementia diagnosis remained two times as high in the PTSD+/PH- group as in the PTSD-/PH+ or PTSD-/PH- group after adjusting for the confounding factors. There were no statistically significant differences between the other groups. The incidence and prevalence of dementia is greater in veterans with PTSD. It is unclear whether this is due to a common risk factor underlying PTSD and dementia or to PTSD being a risk factor for dementia. Regardless, this study suggests that veterans with PTSD should be screened more closely for dementia. Because PTSD is so common in veterans, this association has important implications for veteran care.Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 09/2010; 58(9):1627-33. · 3.98 Impact Factor - Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 03/2010; 58(3):613-4. · 3.98 Impact Factor
- The Canadian journal of neurological sciences. Le journal canadien des sciences neurologiques 01/2010; 37(1):138-40. · 1.33 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Vascular dementia (VaD) is the second most common dementing illness. Multiple risk factors are associated with VaD, but the individual contribution of each to disease onset and progression is unclear. We examined the relationship between diabetes mellitus type 2 (DM) and the clinical variables of VaD. Data from 593 patients evaluated between June, 2003 and June, 2008 for cognitive impairment were prospectively entered into a database. We retrospectively reviewed the charts of 63 patients who fit the NINDS-AIREN criteria for VaD. The patients were divided into those with DM (VaD-DM, n=29) and those without DM (VaD, n=34). The groups were compared with regard to multiple variables. Patients with DM had a significantly earlier onset of VaD (71.9 ± 6.54 vs. 77.2 ± 6.03, p< 0.001), a faster rate of decline per year on the mini mental state examination (MMSE; 3.60 ± 1.82 vs. 2.54 ± 1.60 points, p= 0.02), and a greater prevalence of neuropsychiatric symptoms at the time of diagnosis (62% vs. 21%, p=0.02). A history of pre-morbid DM was associated with an earlier onset and faster cognitive deterioration in VaD. Moreover, DM was associated with neuropsychiatric symptoms in patients with VaD. A larger study is needed to verify these associations. It will be important to investigate whether better glycemic control will mitigate the potential effects of DM on VaD.Behavioural neurology 01/2010; 23(3):145-51. · 1.25 Impact Factor - [show abstract] [hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Hypertension appears to contribute to the development of dementia. Antihypertensive drugs may play an important role in altering the incidence or progression of dementia, particularly dementia of the vascular type; however, the neuroprotective effects of these agents in other types of dementia are not well characterized. The main aims of this review were to examine the relationship between use of antihypertensive agents and the incidence and progression of Alzheimer's dementia (AD), vascular dementia (VaD), and unspecified dementia, and to consider whether these agents may be neuroprotective. A search of the English-language literature (January 1996-August 2009) was conducted using PubMed, Ovid MEDLINE, EBSCO MEDLINE, and the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews for publications mentioning both antihypertensive drugs and dementia. A combination of searches was performed using the following terms: antihypertensive drugs, dementia, cognitive impairment, Alzheimer's dementia, vascular dementia, progression of cognitive impairment, severity of cognitive impairment, severity of dementia, prevalence, and incidence. Searches were also performed using the names of antihypertensive drug classes. The bibliographies of all retrieved articles were reviewed for additional relevant publications. The focus was on randomized controlled trials, cohort studies, and case-control studies, excluding studies in animals, patients aged <45 years, drugs other than antihypertensive agents, and the role in cognition of hormones, receptors, and enzymes. Sixty-five potentially relevant articles were identified from the 536 publications retrieved by the literature search. After application of the exclusion criteria, 12 original studies were included in the review, all published between 1999 and 2008 and most involving patients with AD or VaD. The most frequently studied antihypertensive agents were calcium channel blockers (7 studies), diuretics (6 studies), and angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors (6 studies). Overall, these medications appeared to be beneficial in dementia, but only ACE inhibitors and diuretics significantly reduced the risk for and progression of dementia in the majority of studies. Antihypertensive medications-particularly ACE inhibitors and diuretics-may be helpful in reducing the risk for and progression of dementia. Large randomized clinical trials are warranted to further explore the relationship between antihypertensive drugs and dementia.The American journal of geriatric pharmacotherapy. 10/2009; 7(5):250-61. - Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 07/2009; 57(6):1124-5. · 3.98 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Psychiatric disorders affect about 450 million individuals worldwide. A number of treatment modalities such as psychotropic medications, psychotherapy and electroconvulsive therapy can be used to treat these disorders. Attitudes of general public play a pivotal role in effective utilization of mental health services. We explored the perceptions of general public of Karachi, Pakistan regarding psychotherapy. A cross-sectional study was conducted in Karachi, Pakistan during July-August, 2008. A three-step sampling strategy and a structured questionnaire were employed to survey knowledge and perceptions of adult general public about psychotherapy. Descriptive statistics were used for baseline characteristics. Logistic regression models were used to investigate any significant associations between baseline characteristics of the participants and their perceptions. The study sample comprised of 985 individuals (536 males; 531 financially independent) with an average age of 36.7 years (SD 13.54 years) and 12.5 years (SD 3.09 years) of education were included. Majority (59.4%; n = 585) claimed to be aware of psychotherapy as a treatment option for psychiatric disorders but 47.5% of these (n = 278/585) failed to identify its correct definition. Concerns voiced by the participants about psychotherapy included stigma (48.7%) and breech in confidentiality (39.5%); 60.7% opined it cost effective and 86.5% favored its use as an adjuvant modality. A preference for psychotherapy as the treatment strategy for psychiatric disorders was demonstrated by 46.6% (n = 459/985). Younger, more educated, financially independent and female participants were more likely to prefer psychotherapy as were those who deemed it cost effective. Positive attitudes regarding the acceptability, clinical utility and cost-effectiveness of psychotherapy were observed in a sample representative of general public of Karachi, Pakistan. These findings highlight its potential utility for devising pragmatic mental health strategies in the face of limited resources.BMC Psychiatry 07/2009; 9:37. · 2.23 Impact Factor - The Canadian journal of neurological sciences. Le journal canadien des sciences neurologiques 06/2009; 36(3):388-9. · 1.33 Impact Factor
- International Journal of Stroke 05/2009; 4(2):70. · 2.75 Impact Factor
Article: The link between post-traumatic stress disorder and physical comorbidities: a systematic review.
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ABSTRACT: Returning veterans from Afghanistan and Iraq will increase frequency of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Little is known about its impact on physical health. Systematic literature review focusing on the association between PTSD and specific physical disorders. An electronic search using PUBMED and hand search of four journals with an anxiety focus for studies published between January 1981 and July 2008, plus a manual search of article bibliographies. Original research reports focusing on PTSD and its association with physical health. Studies investigating only PTSD symptoms, trauma and physical disorders classified at the organ-system level were excluded. Eighty studies were reviewed and seven selected for final analysis. Specific physical-health diagnoses were organized by system and tabulated. They were considered positive only if results were statistically significant. Total number of positive and negative studies for each diagnosis was then calculated for review. Seven studies examined the relationship between PTSD and specific physical disorders. Arthritis was associated with PTSD in most studies. Data conflicted regarding diabetes, coronary heart disease, and stroke. Few studies have examined the relationship between PTSD and physical health. Large, prospective epidemiological trials are needed.Psychiatric Quarterly 04/2009; 80(2):87-97. · 1.26 Impact Factor
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Transparency and savings through state government efficiencies will be explored this fall in two interim studies led by state Rep. Jason Murphey. Innovative transparency and modernization initiatives has been the focus of Murphey's legislative work since voters elected him to office in 2006.
A transparency reform update study by Murphey and state Rep. Mike Turner, R-Edmond will examine the ongoing implementation of modernization transparency Web portals, including data.ok.gov, documents.ok.gov, forms.ok.gov and openbooks.ok.gov, said Murphey, R-Guthrie.
"Study participants will also examine the possibility of combing the portals a single transparency site," Murphey said.
Secretary of Finance Preston Doerflinger had requested the study, Murphey said. Doerflinger and Treasury Secretary Ken Miller have noted that transparency is needed to improve the state's bond ratings. A single transparency site will simplify a pathway to look at expenditures and retrieve documents, Murphey said.
Government Modernization Reform Implementation will be studied to include a comprehensive review of past government modernization reforms. The compliance of state agencies will be reviewed, Murphey said.
"There may be mechanisms for those (agencies) that aren't complying," Murphey said.
A cost savings estimate brought by information technology and purchasing with the consolidation of state agencies will be studied in order to acheive greater savings, Murphey said.
"We do know the savings and purchasing reforms will significantly spike upward, based on the last report by Central Purchasing," Murphey said. "We will obviously highlight that."
The Board of Cosmotology and Barbering is an example of the consolodation of two agencies during the last legislative session. Murphey said that Gov. Mary Fallin's signature on the passage of House Bill 1467 — which he authored — will save the state hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Murphey said the measure could be reevaluated if the bill causes any disparity between the two professions.
"There is never any intent to have a winner or loser here," Murphey said. "It's just to have efficiency."
About 50 boards and commissions were either elimidated or consolidated during the last legislative session. Reforms have saved the state at least $60 million annually, Murphey said.
Information gained from the interim study could be used to highlight the need for further tax reduction, Murphey said.
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It was a big day for Colin and Dalisha Johnson and two burly Edmond cops. It was an even bigger day for Kingsly Johnson — his birthday.
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Snow chances and bitter cold temperatures continue for Edmond on the heels of the storm that created slick and hazardous streets.
The National Weather Service forecast called for a 40 percent chance of snow tonight and a 20 percent chance Sunday.
In addition to the slick and hazardous streets and highways, residents dealt with bitter cold temperatures. Highs were expected near 22 degrees on Friday, 20 on Saturday, 26 on Sunday and 22 on Monday. Lows were expected near 5 degrees Friday, 17 Saturday, 15 Sunday and 8 Monday.
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A presentation by Freese Nichols consultants of Fort Worth was made Wednesday to city staff and leaders regarding the Downtown Master Plan.
The Central Edmond Urban Development Board has revisited plans made in a 1998 Downtown Master Plan through public meetings and presentations to protect the future development of Broadway.
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HOPE Center of Edmond is the community's compassionate response to families needing a helping hand. Giving of one's time is valuable when it comes to helping the HOPE Center of Edmond fulfill its charitable mission.
The food and clothing closet for Edmond area residents offers a health clinic and limited emergency financial assistance for rent and utilities, said Chris Sperry, executive director. The HOPE Health Clinic focuses on pre-natal and obstetrics care for women.
The annual Edmond Sun Samaritan Fund Drive has set a goal of raising $165,000 for HOPE.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder will have a Toy Drive before Sunday night's game against the Indiana Pacers, collecting toys outside of Chesapeake Energy Arena starting at 4 p.m. The Toy Drive is part of the sixth annual Thunder Holiday Assist initiative, presented by Cox Communications.
Fans attending the game and those headed downtown Sunday evening are encouraged to stop by the tents outside the northeast and northwest arena entrances and donate new, unwrapped toys to benefit the Salvation Army Angel Tree program. -
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Santa Claus is coming to town, making a special pre-Christmas visit.
From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Dec. 21, parents are invited to bring their children to the Edmond Police Department, 23 E. First St., for a free photograph with Santa. It is also being billed as a chance for citizens to see the progress of the Public Safety Center being built across the street from City Council chambers. -
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Pass-defense rules go too far, Chiefs say
Team suggests changes to NFL that it thinks would level playing field By ADAM TEICHER The Kansas City Star The NFL got what it wanted last year when it emphasized the enforcement of rules regarding downfield contact in the passing game. Offenses became hot again. Scoring was up. Yards were accumulated. Many people were smiling. The points of emphasis, in our opinion, worked well, said Atlanta general manager Rich McKay, the co-chairman of the NFL's competition committee. Not everyone agreed with McKay, and Chiefs president/general manager Carl Peterson was one. Peterson saw defenders being rendered at times helpless by the rules enforcement. When defenses weren't being penalized for illegal contact beyond the 5-yard limit those penalties were up almost 250 percent from 2003 they permitted receivers wide berths to avoid the seemingly inevitable yellow flag from the officials. So Peterson and the Chiefs are sponsoring a pair of proposals at this week's NFL meetings in Hawaii that would modify the passing rules and, they say, help put defenses back on equal footing. One would keep illegal defensive contact as a 5-yard penalty but not an automatic first down, as it currently is. Another would institute the college rule for pass interference and make it a 15-yard penalty unless it's deemed flagrant. It would then be a spot foul. Defensive pass interference penalties would also be spot fouls if they were committed within 15 yards of the line of scrimmage. The emphasis was for a good reason, Peterson said. But the pendulum sometimes swings too far. We've got to bring it back and get it somewhere in the middle. Peterson's proposals have the support of Chiefs coach Dick Vermeil. You've got to give the defense some advantage or some opportunity to play, Vermeil said. We're paying those guys a lot of money. They might not get their way. The proposal to modify the pass-interference penalty has been put forth in previous years and failed. The opinion of McKay's committee carries plenty of sway in the voting. He wouldn't reveal its recommendation on Peterson's proposal but said the committee doesn't believe the passing rules are weighted too heavily in favor of the offense. We don't feel (that), but we do hope that the conduct, meaning the actual illegal contact, we clearly want to see that come down, McKay said. The feeling was, when you watch the tape as the year went on, people got more comfortable as to how it was going to be called that they adjusted their play. Our hope is that this year that adjustment continues when we re-emphasize it and show it on tape to all the players and all the coaches. I thought the coaches did an outstanding job of understanding, as the year went on, what the foul was. I just hope now that we're, again, able to modify the conduct so the number of fouls comes down. That's a lot of fouls. We'd like that number to come down. Our hope is it comes down based on conduct, not based on us officiating it differently this year. In Peterson's view, the awarding of a first down on a pass interference penalty well short of the necessary yardage is too harsh. But opponents fear that changing the rule would be an invitation to defenses to play overly aggressive in long-yardage situations. The cost would only be 5 yards and not a fresh set of downs, too. For the Chiefs, with the league's worst passing defense last year, to sponsor such proposals looks self-serving: If the players can't do the job, let the rules do it for them. But there's also a flip side. We're possibly shooting ourselves in the foot, too, Peterson said. We're a passing team. To reach Adam Teicher, Chiefs reporter http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansas...s/11181978.htm |
Also, I move to add an asterick to Peyton Manning's touchdown record.
I think its a Catch 22. I like the college rule of 15 yards. I hate when a DB makes incidental contact and it results in a 50 yard penalty.
At the same time, on the deep patterns, a rule change might encourage DBs to make cheap PI fouls when they know they are going to get toasted for a big play. That's the negative of going with the college rule. |
When you have a ****ty defense, you have to find a way to offset it. Chiefs are looking for an edge to that un-godly thing they call a defense.......
I really don't think Carl's motives are ulterior behind this. Yes the Chiefs sucked on pass D, but they really didn't get flagged that much. And of course this is a double edged sword since KC throws the ball around alot.
Quite honestly the pass interference rule is bull****. Too many teams throwing up prayers trying to get a bogus 40 yards out of it. |
I love to hammer on Peterson, but my opinion is that it's a bit out of hand. I remember when you only couldn't bang the reciever WHEN THE BALL WAS IN THE AIR!
What I don't agree with is the automatic first down on illegal contact. It should be a spot foul. This still means it's basically a free play for the offense, and most times, it would still result in a first down. But someone in a 3rd and 25 shouldn't get a first down when the infraction is only say, 9 yards downfield. As it stands, illegal contact is too close to pass interference. You have to give the Patriots credit, they have been milking illegal contact for years now. And it's so subjective. They got away with it again in the SuperBowl to a lesser extent. Just exactly how much more can we handcuff coverage to promote an arena ball type offense? Also, I don't know why Shanahan can't get it in his thick skull that it's going to be the ability to rush the passer that is going to be more important than the "shut down" corner, playing with both hands tied behind his back. If they just would of enforced the rule to begin with.... One other idea would be to allow contact up to 10 yards. Five is way too short. I think that, as long as it wasn't holding, and of course before the ball is released, would clear this up. What is happening is LB's are sitting 5 yards back before they ever start to cover. Giving a bump to the reciever off the line has been a trademark by LB's for years. There has to be some balance restored before not only the Fullback, but the Running Back itself is an endangered species. |
The new rules are an absolute joke. Carl Peterson is right, IMO. If we have to have these stupid new rules forced on us, then we need to adjust how heavy handed the penalties are.
Or something. |
If they make holding just a five yard penalty, receivers are going to get manhandled on every 3rd and six or longer and we'll hear twice as much crying as we hear now.
Suffice to say, the Chiefs management is short sighted and stupid, but I digress. They could make pass interference a 15 yard penalty instead of a spot penalty, but they would also have to spot the ball down at the point of contact on flagrant PIs or the days of the last minute touchdown drive will be seriously threatened. They should do something, though. The play that annoys me is the purposely underthrown pass that's designed to do nothing except draw contact from a cornerback. I think we're all tired of seeing teams gain 40 or 50 yards employing this cheap tactic and everybody has had that play in the playbook for several years now. |
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WE have no chance of covering them Oakland recievers so please allow us to hold Moss and Porter. |
Please dont let us lose 5 straight to our division rival Please dont let us lose 5 straight to our division rival Please dont let us lose 5 straight to our division rival ROFL! |
It must be the redneck in me ,But I agree with Peterson on this ....... in the past , the NFL would make rules favoring the offense and the defenses would adjust , but not allowing "Chicken fighting " down field , is hard to over come ....
I think changing the PI rules like Peterson wants is a good thing ....... |
Typical Chiefs. Their corners could not cover their own cocks with a sock, so they want the PI rules changed to enable them to get away with more. The rule change wouldn't hamper their offense nearly as much as many other team's offenses, since the queef wideouts suck and so rarely draw flags anyways.
Having said that I did not agree with the decison to 're-emphasize' the illegal chuck rule in the first place, anymore than I agreed with the original decision to limit the chuck to 5 yards rather than 10. I do agree with Bill Bellichick that the league's competition committee should never again be allowed to make such a change in terms of telling officials to be all over a rule like flies on ****, without a prior vote of the team's owners. Bellichick has put such a motion before the NFL meeting. |
Why would't Billichick of all people be lobbying for the same thing that got him the first two SuperBowls.
The fact is, McNabb sucked balls so bad in the SuperBowl he handed the game to New England. |
Peronally, I hate the college rule when it comes to PI, It allows for defenders to clutch and grab down the field on a fly pattern because it wont be a spot call, but a 15 yard penalty.
So what woudl you rather have...a 15 yard penalty or a 50 yard completion? |
But I guess the passing game is only about wideouts. Tony isn't a big part of our offense. :kiddingme |
Yup, Derrick Gibson was out so we had to use CWood on Gonzalez and so one of your wideouts finally managed to do something against us after all these years.
... and i'm sure if you totted up the amount of PI calls in the league each year, there'd be many, many more calls made for infringements committed against WRs than there would TEs. After all, how many times does Gonzales (or any TE) burn a defense deep like wideouts do? |
Are you telling me Tony G. does not draw any illegal contact? |
What I was talking about was the risk that, with a 15 yard PI penalty, defenders would just drag people down if beaten. You ain't gonna do that unless you've been beaten down-field.
n.b. that's why i said the rule wouldn't be that detrimental to the queefs offense but it would help their defense (since your toasted corners could grab and get away with just 15-yards rather than the 7,867,543 big pass plays you gave up last year.
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The Effingham County Sheriff's Department has released a warning about a drug called "Crazy Clown," according to NBC's Savannah, Georgia affiliate - WSAV-TV – report on Friday.
The statement from the Effingham County Sheriff's Department says that at least eight persons in Southeast Georgia were hospitalized within a 24-hour period late last week. Some were in critical condition as they were placed in intensive care and are on life support after allegedly having been used a substance being sold under the names of "Crazy Clown" and "Herbal Madness Incense, as well as other names. It has been reported that the drug is a form of synthetic marijuana.
One witness to the effects of the drug said that three of the persons using the drug foamed at the mouth and a fourth simply stretched out on the floor and was unable to move.
The substance is reportedly most commonly smoked or burned in a small bowl and inhaled. At this time, the active ingredients in the substance are unknown. The warning states that convenience stores and smoke shops could be endangering person's lives by selling the drug.
The symptoms after taking the substance is nausea, vomiting, dry mouth, weakness, cardiac problems as well as possible paralysis – which some victims of the drug have experienced.
According to the Effingham County Sheriff's spokesperson, David Ehsanipoor, the drug has been sent to the crime lab for testing. Additionally, the Centers for Disease Control is also investigating the effects of the "Crazy Clown" drug on other users throughout the country. At this time, it has been reported that issuing a warning is all the the authorities can do - until testing with results have been completed.
It has been requested that if anyone sees this drug being sold in the Effingham County's jurisdiction, contact their office at 912-754-3449. Outside of the Effingham County's jurisdiction, it is a better idea to contact your own area's authorities and refer to this news article.


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