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Daw Aung San Suu Kyi at ILF 2014, Mandalay.
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Although Burma has a rich literary tradition, during military rule authors and publishing were stifled by censorship and the ILF, the first ever international literary festival to be held in Burma, has ignited international press and public interest and support.
As the programme of international and local authors for the next ILF comes together, watch a compilation of clips and images from our 2014 Festival in Mandalay.
The Irrawaddy Literary Festival 2015 in Rangoon will be the most vibrant and relevant literary event in south east Asia.


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Fish Tank – Miami Marlins
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Florida Marlins designate Nate Robertson for assignment; call up catcher Brad Davis
- 12:23 pm Wednesday, July 21st, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
The Marlins didn't waste much time with their decision on what to do with struggling lefty Nate Robertson: He was designated for assignment today.
The Marlins have 15 days to trade him, release him or send him to the minors.
Meanwhile, their catching depth just took a hit, too: Brett Hayes, who'd been spelling Ronny Paulino, was placed on the 15-day disabled list because of a left wrist contusion.
Florida Marlins Talking Points: Did Nate Robertson hurt his trade value?
- 10:54 pm Tuesday, July 20th, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
Nate Robertson's rough night
The Marlins may be trying to trade Nate Robertson, but the big lefty didn't do anything tonight to boost his trade value.
He gave up eight runs (seven earned) in five innings in Florida's most lopsided loss of the year, 10-0 to the Rockies.
Expect Robertson to get something of a change of scenery: If he's not traded, indications are he's on his way to the bullpen.
Who should the Florida Marlins trade away?
- 4:07 pm Wednesday, July 14th, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
OK, the All Star game is over. Next MLB mile-marker: the July 31 non-waiver trading deadline.
Lots of buzz out there about Cody Ross, Jorge Cantu and Dan Uggla. The Braves are eyeing Cody, the Marlins are making available Cody and Cantu and the Rockies have interest in Uggla.
If you're the Marlins' GM for the next few weeks, what would you do?
Florida Marlins Talking Points: Nate Robertson doesn't hit like an American League pitcher
- 12:23 am Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
Nate Robertson didn't get to swing much in his previous six seasons in Detroit. But he's been making the most of his chance to swing the bat for the Marlins.
His RBI single tonight wound up being the game-winning hit in a 6-5 win over the Dodgers. In his previous start, Nate went 2-for-2. He's 5-for-24 (.208) — the highest batting average among Marlins starters.
Marlins pitching coach Randy St. Claire finding flaws in Ricky Nolasco's delivery
- 12:21 pm Sunday, June 13th, 2010 by Tom D'Angelo
Marlins pitching coach Randy St. Claire will work with Ricky Nolasco this week to correct some flaws in Nolasco's delivery.
"I think he's getting a little out of whack," St. Claire said. "Video shows some stuff."
Johnson-Halladay on Thursday after Florida Marlins rained out today in Philadelphia
- 5:33 pm Wednesday, June 9th, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
The Marlins-Phillies game today has been rained out, prompting several Marlins players to make frantic scrambles to score tickets for tonight's Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals between the Flyers and Blackhawks across the street.
Josh Johnson and Roy Halladay will start Thursday, and the Marlins will skip left-hander Nate Robertson in the Tampa series. Against the Rays in St. Petersburg, Anibal Sanchez starts Friday, Ricky Nolasco on Saturday and Chris Volstad on Sunday.
Nate Robertson would like to see his friend, Armando Galarraga, given a perfect game
- 5:19 pm Thursday, June 3rd, 2010 by Tom D'Angelo
Most of the Florida Marlins are in agreement: Bud Selig got it right if reports are right that he will not reverse the call that cost Tigers pitcher Armando Galarraga a perfect game.
Nate Robertson though was not one of them. Robertson would like to see his friend rewarded and the infield hit given to Cleveland's Jason Donald with two outs in the ninth inning be reversed. After seeing the replay, umpire Jim Joyce admitted he was wrong in calling Donald safe.
Florida Marlins hope catcher John Baker returns by mid-June
- 4:54 pm Tuesday, June 1st, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
Catcher John Baker was on his way to Jupiter this morning, in his car driving up Florida's Turnpike through Delray Beach, when he got a call from the Marlins: Scrap your plans to hit with the Hammerheads and come on back…
The Marlins initially planned for Baker to bat as the designated hitter for the Class Hammerheads but they forgot about an MLB rule: Once he starts a rehab assignment — which DHing in Jupiter would have entailed — he has just 20 days to be activated or put on the 60-day DL.
Nate Robertson is first Florida Marlins starter to notch four wins
- 10:51 pm Saturday, May 15th, 2010 by Joe Capozzi
Be honest. Back when spring training ended, you called it: The first Marlins starter to win four games would be… not Josh Johnson, not Ricky Nolasco, not Chris Volstad…
You picked Nate Robertson, right?
Sure, you did! We all did! …NOT! But Nate became the first Marlins starter to four wins tonight after allowing three run on seven hits in a 5 2/3 innings. Not exactly polished but still good enough to improve to 4-3 with a 4.35 ERA.
Florida Marlins talking points: Leo Nunez comes through again
- 12:22 am Friday, May 14th, 2010 by Tom D'Angelo
Lost in the Josh Johnson-Johan Santana pitching matchup and Cody Ross' mad dash for home in the ninth inning Thursday, was another brilliant pitching performance by Leo Nunez.
The Marlins' closer is having an All-Star season. He stranded the go-ahead run on second base in the ninth inning with the heart of the Mets' lineup – Jose Reyes, Jason Bay, David Wright – coming up.

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This Week: Must-See Arts in the City
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Exhibits examining new wave and post-War Japanese culture, a New York photographer's chronicle of gay culture and urban decay in the '70s, and a New Jersey painter's work inspired by a trip to Laramie that tangles with sexuality, identity and violence. Here's our guide to what's resonating in the arts world in the coming week.
This Week: Must-See Arts in the City
Thursday, March 10, 2011
An exhibit that explores the art of painting and identity at the Whitney, extraordinary pre-Columbian tunics at the Met, quirky illustrations at the Jewish Museum and a temporary installation at an Upper West Side Church. Here's our guide to the best of the arts going down in New York this week.
Rubin Museum Hosts Pajama Party
Monday, March 07, 2011
On Saturday night, more than 80 artsy types in pajamas filed into the Rubin Museum of Art in Chelsea for its first ever adults-only sleepover. The purpose: to see what sorts of dreams the museum's priceless collection of Himalayan art might inspire. WNYC arts critic Carolina Miranda reports she got a restful night's sleep.
New York Art Fair Report: Bring on the Big, the Ballerinas and the Meat-Grinders
Friday, March 04, 2011
It's Armory Arts Week in New York, which means we've got art events coming out of our ears through Sunday. Here's a taste of what you can expect to see, including a visual round-up of some of what WNYC Arts Critic Carolina Miranda has been able to soak up.
This Week: Must-See Arts in the City
Thursday, March 03, 2011
David Wojnarowicz (of Smithsonian censorship fame) gets his due in Chelsea, the influence of Russian abstractionist Kazimir Malevich is charted at Gagosian Gallery and the Brooklyn Museum unveils a revamped Great Hall. And, oh, did we mention it's Armory Arts Week? Put on some comfortable shoes (and pack a flask), because this is going to be one busy weekend. Here's our weekly guide to what's tops.
At the Queens Museum: Luis Márquez In the World of Tomorrow
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
In a curious exhibit at the Queens Museum of Art, curators Itala Schmelz and Ernesto Peñaloza of the National Automomous University in Mexico City have put together a highly intriguing visual chronicle of the 1939 World's Fair (and New York) as seen through the lens of one of Mexico's more unusual lensmen: Luis Márquez.
This Week: Must-See Arts in the City
Thursday, February 24, 2011
The Koran reconfigured, the changing face of William Shakespeare, an installation that combines architecture and photography and a Brooklyn-based artist who works with found images of unknown African-American figures. Not to mention crazy-looking dogs. There are some highly intriguing art shows going on in New York this week—here's our round-up of some of the best:
Empire State Flashback
Friday, February 18, 2011
As part of our Empire Tweets Back project—in which we watch all eight hours of Andy Warhol's film "Empire"—we did a little rooting around in the WNYC and Museum of Modern Art archives to see what we could find in relation to Andy Warhol and the Empire State Building. Here's a small round-up of some of the more interesting bits.
Watching (and Tweeting) Andy Warhol's 'Empire'
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Warhol's marathon eight-hour film of the iconic Empire State Building has long been talked about, but rarely seen. On Friday, WNYC Culture goes to the movies.
This Week: Must-See Arts in the City
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Tipis in Brooklyn, wry illustrations in Chelsea, drawings inspired by photography in SoHo and cartoons that poke fun at the art world at John Jay. Herewith, our guide to what's cooking in the arts world of big ol' New York City.
'Empire' Tweets Back: WNYC Culture Live Tweets Andy Warhol's 8-Hour Marathon Film
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
This Friday, join WNYC and the Museum of Modern Art for a screening and simultaneous Twitter discussion of Andy Warhol's day-long film "Empire."
This Week: Must-See Arts in the City
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Picasso's guitars, Cézanne's card players, abstraction and the Arctic, not to mention a wonderful documentary about hobo graffiti. New York has got it going on this week. Here is WNYC's guide to what's tops.
This Week: Must-See Arts in the City
Thursday, February 03, 2011
Here's WNYC's guide to a few cool arts happenings going down in the city in the coming week.
This Week: Must-See Arts in the City
Thursday, January 27, 2011
The bizarre manic mental states of George Condo at a downtown museum, vintage shots of Coney Island and graffiti-meets-collage works in Chelsea. Not to mention all kinds of participatory art in Queens. Apart from the snow, it's a good week to be in New York. Here are our picks for a few must-sees.
Art Fairs Go Virtual
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
VIP, the first ever online-only contemporary art fair, launched this past Saturday. Despite some early technical glitches, the fair likely represents a new style of digital art buying.
The Art of Online Dating
Monday, January 24, 2011
From 'Booger' in Staten Island to 'PMS' in the Bronx, an intriguing new Chelsea exhibit maps the words New Yorkers use in searching for a mate.
This Week: Must-See Arts in the City
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Photographs of New York City eateries in Chelsea, art that pays tribute to a popular drag queen cabaret downtown and vintage images of an African-American community in midtown. Here's our guide to what's tops in the arts world in the coming week.
This Week: Must-See Arts in the City
Thursday, January 13, 2011
A woman's aggressive portraits of tools, an examination of the visual landscape of Abu Dhabi, and poular albums get remade by artists in Brooklyn. It may be winter, but there's plenty going down. Here's our guide to the most intriguing arts events in the city happening now.
This Week: Must-See Arts In the City
Wednesday, January 05, 2011
A car deconstructed and then reconstructed in TriBeCa, an alternative arts space from the '70s gets a tribute in Chelsea and hundreds of artist postcards go on sale to benefit an AIDS charity (and they're only $85!). There's plenty to do this week in New York. Here's our guide to the best of what's happening now.
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Thursday, December 23, 2010
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The Bachelorette: Most. Dramatic. Episode. Ever.by Free Britney at . Comments
As soon as Ali Fedotowsky declared in the opening moments that she has never felt better, you knew The Bachelorette was going to be good. But not this good.
Not even the spoilers we've known all season long could have prepared us for the unspeakable awesomeness that was the ABC show's outing of Justin Rego.
According to reports, it wasn't even faked. Rated R was legitimately busted, undone by his two-timing ways in Canada, a scandal dumped in producers' laps.
It was classic.
Obviously, you can't help but wonder what was re-edited, re-shot or flat-out contrived, but does it really matter? This is reality TV entertainment at its best.
The rest of the episode was pretty dull, but that can be forgiven, thanks to the opening sequences? THG breaks down all the action below in its +/- index ...
RATED R FOR REJECTED: Ali sent Justin packing.
In Turkey, venerable Bachelorette host Chris Harrison is the bearer of bad news for Ali Fedotowsky. Plus 9, because as a pimp, you gotta protect your employees.
Ali's friend and former co-star on Jake Pavelka's season, Jessie Sudilis, NEEDS to speak to her now. Minus 3, though, 'cause it takes 50 rings for her to answer.
Somehow, Jessie knows Justin Rego's girlfriend, Jessica Spillas, who just found out Justin was cheating on HER with Kimberly Kerekes. Plus 5. Nice, Rated R.
After a loooong phone call, we learn from Jessie that Justin only went on The Bachelorette for publicity. Minus 7 because we don't buy Ali's "stunned" face.
Plus 3 for the documentary-style filming, (relatively) unedited and without music, and Plus 6 more for Chris busting out an iPhone pic of Justin and Jessica.
Minus 1 for the fact that Jessie is gona be on Bachelor Pad, and Minus 5 for the time-honored, scripted line: "I know he's not there for the right reasons."
Ali calls Justin out publicly, asking if he misses his girlfriend in Canada. Plus 10. He reacts how any upstanding guy would ... he makes a run for it! Plus 17.
TAKIN' CARE OF BUSINESS: Host-pimp Chris makes the call.
It only gets better as Ali gives chase and Justin escapes, only to come limping back later. He tries to talk his way out of it, but he's a really bad liar. Minus 9.
Justin hobbles off, presumably stranded in a Turkish bazaar. Plus 7. As he does so, messages he left Jessica while he was on the show are played. Plus 12.
Finally, we move on to Ty's date with Ali in a Turkish bathhouse, one of many reasons this was the most homoerotic episode of The Bachelorette ever. Even.
Ty talks about his divorce, Tenley Molzahn style, and we know this is supposed to be a powerful moment and all, but Minus 4, because it just can't compare.
On the group date, Kirk, Chris, Roberto and Craig wrestle random Turkish dudes, then each other, while covered in olive oil. See two sentences above. Plus 6.
Craig prevails, but Chris L. is the true winner with his good looks and hilarious comments. Will he get engaged to Ali (see The Bachelorette spoilers)? Plus 7.
On Craig's date, he falls so hard into the friend zone, his fate is sealed. Minus 4. Contrast that with Frank's date, in which they're all over each other. Plus 4.
Oh, Plus 5 for Ali's belly-dancing outfit. They had to throw us guys something.
Roses: Ty and Frank (earlier dates), Roberto, Chris and Kirk.
Out: Justin (abandoned in Istanbul) and Craig (friend zone).
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Final show on travels seen special now somewhere adventurous so what is need a fortune teller maybe counselor on narrative now a these times or angel advisor for religous decisions!
I really don't care about Ali. She is just so fake and showed her mean side on the Bachelor,if you recall. Her crying about her job at Facebook being in jeopardy and having to leave Jake was as fake as it could get. I think she needs to go back to her 9 to 5 job, because the fame she is chasing is not going to happen. Perhaps she should just enjoy the 15 minutes of fame she has now.
they need to make justin the next bachelor
None of that scene was anywhere near as dramatic as they tried to make it, it seemed like some really bad acting.
The ex trying to cry was laughable, then Ali trying to act upset was comical.
Ali acting like a holier than thou snot in front of all the guys was pathetic.
Calling all the guys in the room together in order to confront and attack Justin was so stupid.
If it weren't scripted, they would have talked in private and Justin would have been allowed to speak.
There wasn't any attraction between the two, so what is the big deal? She had a few conversations with the guy and nothing else, he was just there for entertainment.
Now with him gone, the show is so boring.
Justin should be paid more than Ali since he entertained us a lot more than her.
I don't blame him for running away from her, she seems like a cold person looking for her 15 minutes.


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The Practice Guideline for the Treatment of
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Part A, "Treatment Recommendations for Patients With
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with which the recommendation is made. Section II, "General Treatment
Principles," provides a general discussion of the formulation
and implementation of a treatment plan as it applies to the individual
patient. Section II.G, "Clinical Features Influencing Treatment," discusses
a range of clinical considerations that could alter the general
recommendations discussed in Section I. Sections III, IV, V, VI,
and VII provide specific recommendations for the treatment of patients
with nicotine-, alcohol-, marijuana-, cocaine-, and opioid-related
disorders, respectively.
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Evidence," and Part C, "Future Research Needs," are
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Part B provides an overview of substance use disorders, including
general information on their natural history, course, and epidemiology.
It also provides a structured review and synthesis of the evidence
that underlies the recommendations made in Part A. Part C draws
from the previous sections and summarizes areas for which more research
data are needed to guide clinical decisions.
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guidelines, a form is available at http://mx.psych.org/survey/reviewform.cfm.
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is detailed in "APA Guideline Development Process," which
is available from the APA Department of Quality Improvement and
Psychiatric Services. The key features of this process with regard
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A comprehensive literature
review to identify all relevant randomized clinical trials as well
as less rigorously designed clinical trials and case series when
evidence from randomized trials was unavailable
The development of evidence tables that summarized the
key features of each identified study, including funding source,
study design, sample sizes, subject characteristics, treatment characteristics,
and treatment outcomes
Initial drafting of the guideline by a work group that
included psychiatrists with clinical and research expertise in substance
use disorders
The production of multiple revised drafts with widespread
review (23 organizations and 70 individuals submitted significant
Approval by the APA Assembly and Board of Trustees
Planned revisions at regular intervals
Relevant updates to the literature were identified through
a MEDLINE literature search for articles published since the initial
guideline edition, published in 1995. Thus MEDLINE was searched,
using PubMed, between 1995 and 2002 using the keywords "substance
use disorder OR substance use disorders OR substance use OR substance
withdrawal OR substance intoxication OR substance abuse OR substance
dependence OR alcohol abuse OR alcohol dependence OR cocaine abuse
OR cocaine dependence OR cocaine use OR marijuana use OR marijuana
abuse OR marijuana dependence OR opiate abuse OR opiate dependence
OR opiate use OR opioid abuse OR opioid dependence OR opioid use
OR heroin abuse OR heroin dependence OR heroin use OR cigarette
OR cigarettes OR smoking OR tobacco OR tobacco use OR tobacco use
disorder OR tobacco use cessation OR smoking cessation." This
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clinical trials; randomized, controlled trials; or meta-analyses;
4,101 of the 4,373 references were studies in humans, were written
in the English language, and had abstracts. Evidence tables were
developed for these results. Later in the development process, a
second MEDLINE literature search, using PubMed, on the same keywords
for the period 2003 to February 2005 yielded an additional 25,003
references, of which 1,114 were controlled clinical trials; randomized,
controlled trials; or meta-analyses; 1,063 of these 1,114 references
were studies in humans, were written in the English language, and
had abstracts. Additional, less formal literature searches were
conducted by APA staff and individual members of the Work Group
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for relevant meta-analyses.
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supporting evidence.
Each recommendation is identified as meriting one of three
categories of endorsement, based on the level of clinical confidence
regarding the recommendation, as indicated by a bracketed Roman
numeral after the statement. The three categories are as follows:
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[II] Recommended with moderate clinical
[III] May be recommended on the basis
of individual circumstances.
Individuals with substance use disorders are heterogeneous
with regard to a number of clinically important features and domains
of functioning. Consequently, a multimodal approach to treatment
is typically required. Care of individuals with substance use disorders includes
conducting a complete assessment, treating intoxication and withdrawal
syndromes when necessary, addressing co-occurring psychiatric and
general medical conditions, and developing and implementing an overall
treatment plan. The goals of treatment include the achievement of
abstinence or reduction in the use and effects of substances, reduction
in the frequency and severity of relapse to substance use, and improvement
in psychological and social functioning.
A comprehensive psychiatric evaluation is essential to guide
the treatment of a patient with a substance use disorder [I].
The assessment includes 1) a detailed history of the patient's
past and present substance use and the effects of substance use
on the patient's cognitive, psychological, behavioral,
and physiological functioning; 2) a general medical and psychiatric
history and examination; 3) a history of psychiatric treatments
and outcomes; 4) a family and social history; 5) screening of blood,
breath, or urine for substance used; 6) other laboratory tests to
help confirm the presence or absence of conditions that frequently co-occur
with substance use disorders; and 7) with the patient's
permission, contacting a significant other for additional information.
Psychiatric management is the foundation of treatment for
patients with substance use disorders [I]. Psychiatric
management has the following specific objectives: motivating the patient
to change, establishing and maintaining a therapeutic alliance with
the patient, assessing the patient's safety and clinical
status, managing the patient's intoxication and withdrawal
states, developing and facilitating the patient's adherence
to a treatment plan, preventing the patient's relapse,
educating the patient about substance use disorders, and reducing
the morbidity and sequelae of substance use disorders. Psychiatric
management is generally combined with specific treatments carried
out in a collaborative manner with professionals of various disciplines
at a variety of sites, including community-based agencies, clinics,
hospitals, detoxification programs, and residential treatment facilities.
Many patients benefit from involvement in self-help group meetings,
and such involvement can be encouraged as part of psychiatric management.
The specific pharmacological and psychosocial treatments reviewed
below are generally applied in the context of programs that combine
a number of different treatment modalities.
Pharmacological treatments are beneficial for selected patients
with specific substance use disorders [I]. The
categories of pharmacological treatments are 1) medications to treat intoxication
and withdrawal states, 2) medications to decrease the reinforcing
effects of abused substances, 3) agonist maintenance therapies,
4) antagonist therapies, 5) abstinence-promoting and relapse prevention
therapies, and 6) medications to treat comorbid psychiatric conditions.
Psychosocial treatments are
essential components of a comprehensive treatment program [I].
Evidence-based psychosocial treatments include cognitive-behavioral
therapies (CBTs, e.g., relapse prevention, social skills training),
motivational enhancement therapy (MET), behavioral therapies (e.g.,
community reinforcement, contingency management), 12-step facilitation
(TSF), psychodynamic therapy/interpersonal therapy (IPT),
self-help manuals, behavioral self-control, brief interventions,
case management, and group, marital, and family therapies. There
is evidence to support the efficacy of integrated treatment for patients
with a co-occurring substance use and psychiatric disorder; such
treatment includes blending psychosocial therapies used to treat
specific substance use disorders with psychosocial treatment approaches
for other psychiatric diagnoses (e.g., CBT for depression).
The goals of treatment and the specific therapies chosen to
achieve these goals may vary among patients and even for the same
patient at different phases of an illness [I].
Because many substance use disorders are chronic, patients usually
require long-term treatment, although the intensity and specific
components of treatment may vary over time [I].
The treatment plan includes the following components: 1) psychiatric
management; 2) a strategy for achieving abstinence or reducing the
effects or use of substances of abuse; 3) efforts to enhance ongoing
adherence with the treatment program, prevent relapse, and improve functioning;
and 4) additional treatments necessary for patients with a co-occurring
mental illness or general medical condition.
The duration of treatment should be tailored to the individual
patient's needs and may vary from a few months to several
years [I]. It is important to intensify the monitoring
for substance use during periods when the patient is at a high risk
of relapsing, including during the early stages of treatment, times
of transition to less intensive levels of care, and the first year
after active treatment has ceased [I].
Treatment settings vary with regard to the availability of
specific treatment modalities, the degree of restricted access to
substances that are likely to be abused, the availability of general
medical and psychiatric care, and the overall milieu and treatment
Patients should be treated in the least restrictive setting
that is likely to be safe and effective [I]. Commonly
available treatment settings include hospitals, residential treatment facilities,
partial hospitalization programs, and outpatient programs. Decisions
regarding the site of care should be based on the patient's
ability to cooperate with and benefit from the treatment offered,
refrain from illicit use of substances, and avoid high-risk behaviors as
well as the patient's need for structure and support or
particular treatments that may be available only in certain settings [I].
Patients move from one level of care to another based on these factors
and an assessment of their ability to safely benefit from a different
level of care [I].
Hospitalization is appropriate for patients who 1) have a
substance overdose who cannot be safely treated in an outpatient
or emergency department setting; 2) are at risk for severe or medically
complicated withdrawal syndromes (e.g., history of delirium tremens,
documented history of very heavy alcohol use and high tolerance);
3) have co-occurring general medical conditions that make ambulatory
detoxification unsafe; 4) have a documented history of not engaging
in or benefiting from treatment in a less intensive setting (e.g.,
residential, outpatient); 5) have a level of psychiatric comorbidity
that would markedly impair their ability to participate in, adhere
to, or benefit from treatment or have a co-occurring disorder that
by itself would require hospital-level care (e.g., depression with
suicidal thoughts, acute psychosis); 6) manifest substance
use or other behaviors that constitute an acute danger to themselves
or others; or 7) have not responded to or were unable to adhere to
less intensive treatment efforts and have a substance use disorder(s)
that endangers others or poses an ongoing threat to their physical
and mental health [I].
Residential treatment is indicated for patients who do not
meet the clinical criteria for hospitalization but whose lives and
social interactions have come to focus predominantly on substance
use, who lack sufficient social and vocational skills, and who lack
substance-free social supports to maintain abstinence in an outpatient
setting [II]. Residential treatment of 3 months is associated
with better long-term outcomes in such patients [II].
For patients with an opioid use disorder, therapeutic communities
have been found effective [II].
Partial hospitalization should be considered for patients
who require intensive care but have a reasonable probability of
refraining from illicit use of substances outside a restricted setting [II].
Partial hospitalization settings are frequently used for patients
leaving hospitals or residential settings who remain at high risk
for relapse. These include patients who are thought to lack sufficient
motivation to continue in treatment, have severe psychiatric comorbidity
and/or a history of relapse to substance use in the immediate
posthospitalization or postresidential period, and are returning
to a high-risk environment and have limited psychosocial supports
for abstaining from substance use. Partial hospitalization programs
are also indicated for patients who are doing poorly despite intensive
outpatient treatment [II].
Outpatient treatment of substance use disorders is appropriate
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do not require a more intensive level of care [I]. As
in other treatment settings, a comprehensive approach is optimal,
using, where indicated, a variety of psychotherapeutic and pharmacological
interventions along with behavioral monitoring [I].
Most treatment for patients with alcohol dependence or abuse can
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In a world of advanced smartphones, is there a reason to buy a £500 camcorder?
The relentless march of technology inside smartphone cameras means that dedicated camcorders have started to seem less and less necessary as time goes on.
As with so many similar gadget types crushed under the boots of the iPhone, Samsung Galaxy S II and the like, the trick to carving out a useful spot in the market is to offer something the competition can't.
With an RRP of around £500 (though you can get it for less than £450 online), the Panasonic HC-V700 really needs to find a way to stand out to justify its cost.
It strikes you right from the off, though, by offering something a tiny phone never can – an absolutely massive zoom range. The HC-V700 is capable of a 46x zoom in total, with 21x of that being optical zoom, and the rest handled by Panasonic's Intelligent Zoom system.
The Intelligent Zoom is powered by Panasonic's Crystal Engine PRO imaging technology, and is designed to let you go beyond the range of the optical zoom without seeing the usual degradation associated with digital zooms.
It can't work magic, but if you go slightly over the 21x optical, it should produce something close to a purely optical image.
On top of that, the HC-V700 features Panasonic's iA wizardry, making the camera as foolproof to use as possible. You'll rarely have to worry about white balance or controlling the iris, unless you really want to – it's possible to switch back to manual control, but it's all controlled using the touchscreen, which is a pain for manual focussing.
Movies are recorded in 1080i at 50Hz, or 1080p at 50 frames per second, in AVCHD. There's no 720p option, or 30fps 1080p mode. There is a 540p mode at 25fps, but we recommend sticking with the big guns.
That said, while the 1080i50 mode is recognised by most editing software, 1080p50 is right on the fringes of what's currently supported by consumer software – Apple's iMovie doesn't support it, for example. The HC-V700 comes with some PC software to make playing the videos back easy for Windows users, but Mac users face more of an uphill challenge (hint: search online for a tool called Rewrap2M4V, which turns it to an iMovie/QuickTime-friendly format).
The good news is that recording at 50 frames per second means that if you're playing back at 25fps be default, you can slow down by 50 per cent without losing quality, which is great for sports.
Also good for sports is the optical image stabilsation (OIS). Actually, that's good for everyone – the HC-V700 is small and light enough (just 270g) that it's difficult to keep your hand still while using it, so Panasonic has included five-axis correction for your hand movements, and because it's optical, it shouldn't affect the overall image quality.
The lens itself is a 28mm wide-angle unit, and it's paired with a single 1/2.33 High Sensitivity 15.3-megapixel sensor. The 'High Sensitivity' part means it features backside illumination, much like the Panasonic HX-WA10.
You'll be able to see what you're recording on the three-inch LCD monitor, which can rotate 360 degrees. There's no viewfinder, but there is a removable shoe for attaching an external video light or microphone (there's a mini-jack input for mics).
You can get a 3D lens for the HC-V700, but we didn't have it available for testing. It doesn't feature any memory of its own, but it supports SDHC and SDXC cards.
For its price tag, you'd hope for some pretty impressive video footage from the Panasonic HC-V700, and it certainly delivers it at times. However, when it comes to it, it's perhaps in its technical aspects that it impresses, more than the image quality.
However, it displays some quite obvious weak points as well, and for casual use, we would even put it lower in the pecking order than the best smartphone video cameras out there. Yep, really.
However, it does have its specialist features: that massive zoom, image stabilisation, a wide-angle lens and recording at 50 frames per second. So we chose an activity to test all of these thoroughly.
The HC-V700 captures some shots (bad pun intended) really nicely in that video, and it's probably no surprise that they're the ones with motion.
The optical image stabilisation is, quite simply, phenomenal. All of that video was done handheld, and shots that would be full of shake in another camera could almost be mistaken for Steadicam shots here. It's honestly astounding, and goes a long way towards the price of admission itself. When you zoom all the way in, it starts to struggle, admittedly, but the fact that it's doing as good a job as it is at 46x zoom is actually testament to its quality.
Speaking of the zoom, that's also pretty damn impressive. It needs the pairing with the OIS that makes it such a good option, and the two together are killer. The zoom itself is smooth, and the image quality is good as you go past the 21x optical limit. When you get right up to the 46x Intelligent Zoom limit, detail is noticeably missing, but it's still hugely better than that level of digital zoom has any right to be.
General motion is superb as well. It's all perfectly smooth, with no blur except in extreme cases (close-ups of golf clubs, for example). It's easy to track the balls as they soar into the sky, and the 1080p detail is often enough to follow them all the way into the distance without a zoom. Having the latest AVCHD spec, capable of 28Mbps bitrates helps as well.
In the shots that are slowed down to 50%, you can see just how clear the movement really is – it looks just as good as full speed. There are rare moments where artefacts come in, and they really stand out when they do, which is a shame. Of course, they only stand out so much because the motion is so good elsewhere, so it's forgivable in the long run.
However, the picture quality itself is a little up and down. The grass is often nicely detailed, especially in close-ups, but other aspects often appear quite soft – especially in the middle distance. The patterns on clothing tends to be a bit soft and flat, especially on jeans. In close-ups of leather shoes, detail is sometimes brilliant, but often just appears soft.
When you look at shots of the sky, pay attention to it and not the ball and you'll notice that it's full of digital noise – it's actually quite distracting. It's not the only noise either; many solid colour objects exhibit it.
Similarly, whites were almost always blown out in these shots. The edge of the white golf ball facing the sun consistently loses all detail, while the striped white shirt often loses its stripes.
Below, we've got comparison stills taken from identical videos shot by the Panasonic HC-V700 against an iPhone 4S. The Panasonic is the top image in each case.
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The first thing you'll likely notice is the effect the wide-angle lens has, taking in much more of each scene.
OK, that's probably not what you noticed first. You probably noticed that the iPhone shot looks better in each case. You're not mad – that is simply the case.
The colour in particular is far superior in the iPhone's video, as is the levels of contrast. It has depth in scenes where the Panasonic looks rather flat, and vibrancy where the HC-V700 looks bland. Detail is much more apparent in each of the iPhone's images as well.
That's all a bit damning for the HC-V700, but it did best the iPhone comfortably in one aspect of these videos: all motion was quite obviously far smoother in the Panasonic shots. The difference is as big as the difference in detail above – one doesn't even come close to the other.
Similarly, the image stabilisation was far superior in the Panasonic, with the shots simply appearing smoother than the iPhone equivalent.
And we shouldn't forget that these sets of shots pitch the Panasonic and the iPhone against each other in zoomed-out circumstances – if you want to see anything in the distance with any clarity, the phone won't get you far.
When it comes to low-light shooting, the Panasonic has a small video light on the front that comes on automatically when needed.
It casts rather a blue/purple light, as you can see here, which will almost always be at odds with your main lights if you're filming at home, which are usually yellow. It gives the whole thing a bit of an odd look.
As you'd expect, it's fairly noisy and soft, but the fur on the animals is visible close up, which is good.
With the light turned off, it's even softer, but less eerie. You lose a bit more detail, still – that backlit sensor does well, but can't work wonders.
When it comes to audio, you might have noticed that the HC-V700 picked up a lot of wind on the golf course. It was a consistent issue, and we have to say that it didn't feel all that windy on the day (though you can see the flags going at times).
It picked out other noises fairly clearly, though normal speech became a bit quiet at about 9-10 feet outdoors.
When it comes to stills, the HC-V700 can take 5.8-megapixel images, but they're not up to that much. They capture colour fairly well, but are really noisy, and don't offer a huge amount of detail.
The Panasonic HC-V700 has some really stand out features to remind you that smartphones and small Sony Bloggie-style cameras can't do everything a bigger unit can.
With its wide-angle lens, massive zoom and image stabilisation, it's easy to see the technological advantages of the HC-V700.
Unfortunately, it proved to be only competent at actual image quality, and at £450, that inevitably knocks it down from being an essential purchase.
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The zoom and image stabilisation are both massively impressive, but even more so in combination with each other. Under normal circumstances, it'll mean it's difficult to miss getting a great shot from distance.
The iA system also works really well, and you'll rarely have to put in any effort to get the white balance or focus correct.
And most of all, motion is handled just brilliantly. Video is totally smooth, and the high bitrates mean there's little artefacting, even in fast pans. And it's always nice to be able to have some slow motion without impacting image quality.
We disliked
The sad fact is that the image quality isn't quite up to where we'd expect it to be for the price. Colours aren't as vibrant as we'd like, detail can be hit and miss, and there's often digital noise in solid colours.
That it suffered from overexposing whites didn't help, and we should note that the built-in microphone isn't up to much either (though the removable shoe means you can fix this).
The price probably wouldn't be a sticking point if the image quality was killer, but it isn't, so it's not an easy sell at almost £500 RRP.
The Panasonic HC-V700 isn't a bad camera by any means, but we were a little disappointed by its image quality in the long run – we just wanted a bit more from it.
But that doesn't detract from what it offers that cheaper units don't. Excellent quality in capturing motion, brilliant image stabilisation and a positively decadent zoom level mean this unit absolutely deserves consideration, but only if the price sits well with you.


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Lisa needs to go out the farm for all the day. She gives you the mission to care all animals. You will have to give water, food and many other things. Try to be fast because animals don't like wait too long time.
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I can't click on anything, no arrow. I have trieds a usb port mouse and one plugged in the back of the computer, nothing
dmudbaby, first thought is that by default you should either have a mouse or a cursor (part of the basic OS?). In order for the mouse to be active, it needs a driver.
Next thought is mouse itself. Do you have a cursor? See if you are able to use your arrow keys to move it. Control panel>mouse ought to get you to mouse settings (if not, see if it's under 'My Computer'). See if the mouse's enabled. Maybe you have to turn it on in the BIOS? Think if you get the mouse itself to work, a pointer will be there and you can select pointers if you like.
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Danxia Landform (- Melinda ^..^)
Zhangye Danxia Landform is concentrated predominantly in Linze and Sunan counties in Gansu Province and is surrounded by colorful hills, which seem to rise and fall like waves: with rock strata of different colors mixed in graceful disarray, it is an imposing and magnificent sight.
The Zhangye's palace danxia formations and its colorful hills cover about 300 square kilometers.
The Danxia landform has gorgeous colors due to the organic sediments. You can see various colors, like red, yellow, orange, green, white, black, gray, etc, making the place so colorful and splendid.
In the day, the mountains are like brightly colored silks or colorful gemstones. Besides, with the changes of time and weather, the colors vary constantly, adding the visual shock of tourists.


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Photos and Video: Munich Oktoberfest
Munich mayor Dieter Reiter opened the city's annual Oktoberfest with the traditional call of "Ozapft is" to the delight of thousands who had managed to get a place in the main beer tent Saturday.
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Faux World Cup rides down Ouellette (With video)
One last soccer-fueled traffic parade formed on Windsor's Ouellette Avenue Sunday evening following the closure of the FIFA international tournament.
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Windsor Weekend in Pictures: July 12-13, 2014
The Windsor Star's reporters and photographers covered the city and county this weekend. Check out the gallery.
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Mario Goetze scores late to give Germany its fourth World Cup title over Argentina
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — Mario Goetze volleyed in the winning goal in extra time to give Germany its fourth World Cup title with a 1-0 victory over Argentina on Sunday.
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Germany invaded Brazil without Russia's help
On Sept. 1, 1939, Germany invaded Poland from the west.
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Brazil fans weep over loss at World Cup
Brazil got its butt kicked by Germany at their semi-final game at the World Cup, with Germany winning 7 to 1.
Argentina's Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio is now Pope Francis (with video)
VATICAN CITY — In a dramatic break from tradition that many of the faithful in the developing world had been hoping for, the Roman Catholic Church has for the first time elected a pope from the Americas. On what was [...]
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Alberta researchers unearth North America's first feathered dinosaurs
The dark streaks in the 75-million-year-old rock that looked like feathers were joked about in the field, but it soon became clear to paleontologists that it was a significant find. The discovery of three fossils in Alberta, revealed Thursday, are the first feathered dinosaur specimens to be found in the Western Hemisphere. They show that ornithomimid dinosaurs, which resemble ostriches, had feathers.
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Paralegals set up shop in Windsor
Eight years after arriving in Windsor with advanced degrees from universities in Russia and Germany, Svetlana Sevillano is back doing what she loves most – practising law. Now a partner with Amy Osman, a fellow graduate of the paralegal course …
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True Grape: Cave Spring Cellars' Pinot Noir suited to cool Niagara climate
Although Cave Spring Cellars was formed in 1986, the seeds for its creation can be traced back to the homemade wine of Giuseppe Pennachetti, who immigrated to Niagara, Ont., in the 1920s.
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Canadian reported among missing in Nepal avalanche
A Quebec doctor is among the missing following an avalanche that killed at least nine climbers on a Himalayan peak in Nepal on Sunday.
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Olympic chefs train and raise money here
A team of Canadian chefs prepared a five-course gala dinner here as part of their training for the Culinary Olympics in Germany later this year and helped Windsor Regional Hospital raise $10,000.
World under-17 notes: Shtefan interprets, Team West coach upset, media coverage
It's been a wild week for former Windsor Spitfire Pavel Shtefan, who is serving as the interpreter for Russia at the World Under 17 Hockey Challenge.
Hockey tourney boosts local economy
WINDSOR, Ont. -- They've been coming in by busloads giving local business owners a post-holiday boost.
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Team Pacific 3-0 at world hockey tourney
Team Pacific improved to 3-0 at the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge in Windsor and Essex County.
Team Quebec off to fast start in under-17 tourney
Team Quebec is off to a fast at the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge.
World junior notes: MacKinnon scoreless, Swedish father, Maletta sits
Team Atlantic's Nathan MacKinnon is receiving a lot of extra attention at the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge.
Team Ontario opens with 5-0 win over Germany
Team Ontario's defence showed it can more than lend a helping hand to the team's offence.
Spits goalie DeKort delivers the goods
Earlier this week while chatting in the hallway of the WFCU Centre, one of Jordan DeKort's teammates with the Windsor Spitfires playfully teased the Team Ontario goaltender about doing interviews for the World Under-17 Hockey Challenge as they strolled by on the way to the their own OHL practice.
World junior notes: Russians blank Quebec 6-0, Prpich scouts, German progress
Yevgeni Zakurin had a goal and an assist to lead Russia to a 6-0 win over Quebec Wednesday night in a World Under-17 Hockey Challenge exhibition game at Tecumseh Arena.


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Emotional Abuse
Saying words to defend myself,
are putting a strain on my health.
It's never enough, I can't get through.
You will never realize that I love only you.
You keep watch over my every move,
I can not win, therefore you loose.
I'm not putting up with your crap,
control…. I've had enough of that.