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I think i've got a corrupted system on my XP computer. On startup it goes into BSOD '0x000000FC' which I think is a generic code for lots of faults. I cannot get into safemode of any description. I've checked the HDD which is working ok on my other W7 computer. I've reseated the memory 4x1 gig (but not tested this yet) and I will be reseating the Cpu with new paste. My question is can I do a system restore (the last thing that was updated was windows update and I think that may have caused the issue) on the XP drive which is now running on my W7 system.
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Do you have a XP CD same as your system? i.e. XP home or Pro
You can then get into recovery console to do a system restore or do a repair install.
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thanks.. I do have a disk. I am about to put it all back together and have also run Malwarebytes against the hdd..all clear...
I'll let you know how it goes
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Same error on restart so I'll get the disk..
I have an Acronis backup from 2 weeks ago so I can always restore that. Backup is offsite ( at mother in laws) so if I have to do that it will be tomorrow before I get back.
Thanks again
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This is interesting! even through I can read the drive on my w7 machine it's failing with a return code 7 when I run a diagnostics test on the XP machine. Not sure what a RC 7 is I'll look it up and get back.
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Gets even more interesting.. Some say HDD anything over 80Gb and you can't trust the results (mines 250Gb) others say its a fault and the disk must be replaced. A lot mention bad sectors.... I'll give the recovery another shot, if no joy I will replace the HDD and do an Acronis recovery. Not quite sure why I can read everything on the HDD via my W7 machine though...
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While its in the W7 machine can you do a chkdsk /f on it?
When done put it back and see if it boots.
if not then boot from Xp cd to recovery console and
Press Enter and follow the on-screen prompts to restore to an earlier date/time
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Posted October 11, 2013 at 3:23PM
Have you checked the hard drive for bad sectors?
Even if it looks OK on your win 7 computer it still could be faulty.
When you boot into windows, files are being read from all parts of the drive if the info can not be read or the file is corrupt you could get the BSOD or even the computer hanging.
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Thanks guys... just running a chkdsk /r at the moment.. will get back as soon as its finished.
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Chkdsk finished not showing any errors. same BSOD on restart. so will now try some of your suggestions and get back to you.
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Welcome to my blog Upstate Girl, (a.k.a Follow Your Bliss Part II), I am an independently published author. This blog is all about writing and the stuff that inspires me to write, the joys and obstacles that come along with the writer's life, and my fascination with the psychology of people and what makes them tick...the human condition, as is...and my love for words, playing with them and making sense of them...and I throw in a few photos from my acre of the world just to make things pretty...sometimes there are things I have no words for, only pictures will do.
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The "Suchthings"
From page five in chapter one of Dusty Waters, a Ghost Story by Laura J. W. Ryan (Field Stone Press, 2009)
...He never knew what hit him; that fact was plain on his face when I saw him still sitting there after the body was long gone.
For three years after Dad's death, his ghost remained seated at the kitchen table, puzzling over why no one but me could see him; being just a little shit at the time, I didn't have the verbal tools to explain—or to comfort. Of course, no one believed me, because "there are no such things as ghosts"—or so I've been told. Only Dad would have believed me if he were alive and could come to my defense. So, I identified his classification as a "such thing"—I separate the words now, but at the time, it was one word suchthing. It's kinda funny how a child's mind processes what they are told; it's dreamlike, words have a visual substance to them—I tried to picture their meaning—at least, what I thought they meant in context with the feeling expressed by the speaker.
I knew Dad was dead—his body dead and buried, but as a suchthing, he was still there, only I could see him. I never really mourned losing him, because I hadn't really lost him, just the part of him that I could touch....
There's also a dragon that lives under her bed...and that's all I'll say because I don't want to spoil it.
A writer carries around "stuff" inside their heads for years before doing something about any of it...I started writing it all down in 1999...much of what came out during that time splintered off to become five separate stories, all of them overlap as the characters are all acquainted with one another in some form, sometimes briefly, sometimes for a lifetime...I write with the idea that there's more than one side to every story and people influence one another for good or bad. (Dusty Waters is the only ghost story in the lot, but that doesn't mean I won't revisit Dusty and Tanglewood again.)
Sometimes I feel overwhelmed by it, the discipline and time investment involved in writing, editing, designing, and finally putting it out there to be read. It's worth it.
Drinking from the Fishbowl is shaping up...I'm going through the usual see-saw of doubt and certainty that is typical at this stage, so I know I'm getting close to the end of this part of the process. I'm working out in my head how I want it to "look" when I get to the design stage...the cover and content both...but I'm getting ahead of myself, I'm still polishing the beauty until she shines...
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Four books of February...
|Me n' wee Elizabeth on a bitter cold winter night, both of us bundled up!
Any way...I'm not here to rant about the weather... I have been busy editing Drinking from the Fishbowl for the last month of Saturdays so I didn't feel compelled to set it aside to do anything else...yet, I devoured books with gusto, so I took a break from the massive manuscript and finally whittled my thoughts into shape today...
First up, Grendel, by John Gardner. I love the dragon, that chapter was the best part. What is not to love about a fire-breathing dragon, lounging on a pile of treasure, and opining about free will and determinism? It's not just about the Grendel side of the story—it's political, it's psychological, it's philosophical—perfect. Grendel should have listened to the dragon's advice, "…seek out gold and sit on it." Grendel's undoing is the nature of the beast—with that said, the human race will likely snuff itself out due to its nature. Nature itself has a tendency to run its course over time and zap—gone. There is no need for a dragon to come along and burn down one mead hall or a big shaggy monster to come along and eat them one by one—
John Gardner was taken from us too soon—dang, imagine what he would have written since…
While I was reading Grendel, I was also reading Notes from the Underground by Dostoyevsky...what a pairing of solitary characters, right? They actually went well together...played nice mostly...
Dostoyevsky is the master writer of the human document, this one is a little-big book—effectively compact. Self-awareness is overwhelming if you dwell on it too much—(especially a downfall for writers and artists of all types.) Isolation, anxiety, sends the mind to thinking—thinking too much. It's a disturbing inclination to inventory one's unhappiness, failures, and the harm done to you—trauma is unforgettable. Happiness is ephemeral, it flits with the wealth of a butterfly, and is gone, off to the next garden of flowers, to chase a mate, dispelled by a breath of wind, or destroyed by a predator; thus, we're back to the grim extreme of unhappiness. Goodness knows, if everything was happy-go-lucky we'd have nothing to aspire to or to overcome. Some can play their victim card well, and move on, while others—no so much, they wallow in it, and never get beyond their misfortune, they fail to grow. There is a twinkle of humor if you read it right, the sarcasm ever so sharp—worth a grand laugh out loud. It's a book to linger over, slow down the reading pace to absorb it, and to open to a random page to revisit for the treasures it offers.
"But there are still the hours, aren't there? One and then another, and you get through that one and then, my god, there's another. I'm so sick."—from pages 197-198
Illness—any chronic pain, mental or physical—can distill one's life down to the hours—only if you've been in this "place" could you ever understand the terrible passage of time while you endure (or not.)
A lovely book that was made into a lovely movie—damn, it's almost too tidy, beautifully woven and written. Perfect. Too perfect—perhaps this is a flaw, but it's one I'm happy with.
I read Virginia Woolf at least once a year, sometimes twice if I can get away with it. Now I must re-read Mrs. Dalloway.
This next one blew my doors off...seriously..Wow—dang, wow! This book is so intense my head hurts. My heart hurts.this is my first time reading Joan Didion, so, I have some catching up to do...
The solitary and solace—itchy uncertainty, horrible anxiety—and then there's 'nothing'. There, in that deep hole of depression, you know it's easier to sit at the bottom of that hole, feeling sorry for oneself and flipping off those who say they want to help. Oh, please, stop helping me—but if you insist… the temptation to accept the help is because there's always that teeny-tiny glimmer of hope that things will be different this time—and then there's the fickle finger of fate, oh fuck. Fuck, fuck, fuck, fuckity-fuck. The directionless, going with the flow, blow in my ear, I'll follow you anywhere (because I have nowhere else to go)—hoping to disappear without ever leaving.
Why do you fight?...To find out if you're alive.—p. 196
The meaning of 'nothing'. Nothing keeps me up at night. That's why I write.
Other news...one of my photographs was published in The Sun magazine in the March 2015 issue!
I have plowed my way through my manuscript Drinking from the Fishbowl...all 702 double-spaced pages of it (it seems I lost a couple of pages along the way.) I marked it up, took notes, and will do another pass through at a much slower pace, to tweak where it is weak, to cut where I think I need to cut it...I have a good sense of what I need to do, especially when I get this squirmy feeling in my gut while reading it. I will try to be brave and heed this notion, dig in, find what is bothering me about it, and remove it. It is easy to feel overwhelmed by it and lose heart, but I've come so far. It's really a good story, I know it can be better...
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Toovey wins Echuca stage of cycling race
Ayden Toovey won Friday's stage of the Tour of the Murray in Echuca, while Jesse Kerrison was the overall winner.LUKE MCMANUS AND ERIN LYONS August 4, 2014 3:47am
Mudgee cyclist Ayden Toovey warmed to Friday's wet and windy weather to claim stage five of the Tour of the Murray in Echuca.
Toovey, 18, outsprinted rivals down the 200m entrance to Echuca Racing Club to claim line honours four seconds ahead of Port Fairy's Darcy Woolley.
Adelaide's Tom Kaesler, who formed part of the breakaway group which sped away with 3km remaining of the 91.7km race, rounded out the podium.
Toovey said the conditions tossed up plenty of challenges during the race, which started in Murray Esplanade and raced through Echuca, Lockington, Rochester and Nanneella.
''The conditions were pretty tough, but came out on top in the end,'' Toovey said.
''It started raining and it was a bit cold but everyone was in the same boat.
''I've raced in a handful of tours but this is the first year I've felt confident up with the best of them so I'm really happy with my first series win.''
Toovey, who races for team Subaru NSWIS, owed teammate Nathan Bradshaw.
''Nathan helped me out a lot to keep me at the front,'' Toovey said.
''(He) got in the first break and I was lucky enough to get in the group that bridged across.
''With 3km to go, we all started looking at each other.
''A few guys got up the road and we worked well together until the final few hundred metres before we sprinted to the line.''
Overall Tour of the Murray winner Jesse Kerrison had a more difficult time on the Echuca course, crashing inside the final few kilometres, alongside then tour leader Brenton Jones.
Jones, who retained his 12-second advantage despite Kerrison's swift recovery, made his thoughts known post-race.
''It was an unfortunate incident, but that's racing,'' Jones said.
''The crash today added more fuel to the fire.
''I'll come out bigger, better and stronger tomorrow.''
Jones did just that until yesterday's final leg in Yarrawonga.
The Warragul-based cyclist, who led the tour over the first six days, suffered a mechanical in the final 300m, was overtaken and finished 11 seconds behind the bunch.
The tour started with a road race from Mildura to Robinvale on Tuesday, raced through Swan Hill, Quambatook, Kerang, Cohuna, Echuca, Nathalia, Cobram, before in Yarrawonga yesterday.
■ The women's leg of the Tour of the Murray finally kicked off on Friday with Kendelle Hodges from the Australian Institute of Sport dominating the first stage.
The fifth event in the Subaru National Road Series started from the Murray Esplanade, finishing in Yarrawonga yesterday.
Hodges, who claimed the overall women's title after yesterday's leg, took out the first stage of the tour just two seconds ahead of her 18-year old opponent Ellen Skerritt.
Hodges, who raced alongside teammates Georgia Baker and Tessa Fabry, said aside from the unforgiving weather conditions, it was a smooth race.
''I felt good going into the race, the team and I really wanted to have a good shot at taking the win,'' she said.
''I'm really happy we could pull it off,'' she said.
Hodges and her teammates will compete internationally in the coming weeks.
''We've had some great results and looking forward to heading to Belgium,'' she said.
''It was good to have a win before we go.''
Echuca rider Minda Murray, who finished in the top 20 of stage one, was grateful she was familiar with the course.
''I love it, no pesky hills to get in the way. I'm not great at hills,'' she said.
''Wind is probably my forte, but today it was just so tough, it was probably about 70 per cent crosswinds.''
The fierce conditions on Friday were the worst Murray had experienced, but she made it work to her advantage.
''I'm happy with the result considering it was one of the windiest, toughest days I've ever ridden,'' she said.
''It was still fun in a strange way because the wind is my playground to a certain extent.''
Bicycle Superstore and the AIS were the danger teams in the competition.
''There were a couple of bigger teams there that were at the front driving it,'' she said.
''In the end of the day it's just whether you've got the legs and whether the race pans out how you want it to.''
Murray said the main concern for her was dropping off from the leading group early in the first stage.
''As long as it's a southerly and we get a tail wind into Cobram I'll be happy,'' she said.
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Northridge, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Stephen Maxwell registered a double- double with 24 points and 13 rebounds as the Cal State Northridge Matadors slipped by UC Riverside in overtime, 93-89, in Big West Conference action at the Matadome.
Josh Greene added 22 points and five assists for the Matadors (11-11, 3-4 Big West) as they snapped a four-game slide. Stephan Hicks produced 13 points and eight rebounds for the hosts, while Aaron parks and Landon Drew contributed 11 points apiece, the latter handing out six assists as well.
The Highlanders (7-14, 2-5) were led by Sam Finley who delivered 27 points off the bench, while Taylor Johns chipped in 16 and six boards as the team suffered a third loss in the last four games. Steven Thornton and Chris Patton added 14 and 13 points, respectively.
CSUN made good on a solid 57.1 percent from the field in the first half, including 6-of-9 behind the 3-point line, but the Highlanders were simply unstoppable in the period as they hit on a staggering 72.0 percent from the floor, including 7-of-11 on the outside, en route to a 49-43 advantage at the break.
Obviously UCR would have a hard time keeping up the pace in the second half, but not only did the team come back to reality, the squad converted a mere 8- of-23 (.348) from the field and just 1-of-8 on the perimeter. Trailing by three late in regulation, Johns converted one of two free throws, followed by a layup by Finley to knot the score at 80-80.
With just over a minute left in the extra session, a 3-pointer by Greene gave the hosts a 91-89 advantage and Stephen Maxwell then provided the squad some breathing room with a dunk in the final seconds to secure the win.
It's another touchdown for the Eastern Kentucky football program.
Denny Hamlin will start on the pole for the FedEx 400 benefiting Autism Speaks after topping Martin Truex Jr. in Friday's qualifying at Dover International Speedway.
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Bidders including Thomas', Tastykake line up to buy Hostess
NEW YORK — The makers of Thomas' English muffins and Tastykake snacks are emerging as two of the bidders for Wonder Bread and other Hostess bread brands as the company tries to sell off its assets under bankruptcy-court oversight, The Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
Hostess Brands Inc. could reveal as early as this week that Flowers Foods Inc. and Grupo Bimbo SAB are in discussions to acquire the bread brands, which also include Nature's Pride. The report said the brands could command $350 million.
Grupo Bimbo's brands include Arnold breads, Thomas' English muffins and Entenmann's cakes. Flowers Foods Inc.'s brands include Nature's Own breads and Tastykake snacks.
Hostess sells Twinkies, Ding Dongs and Ho Hos, along with Dolly Madison cakes, which includes Coffee Cakes and Zingers. Hostess also sells Devil Dogs, Funny Bones, and Yodels under the Drake's brand.
Hostess, which is based in Irving, Texas, announced in November that it was shutting down its business and selling its bread, snacks and cakes brands along with its 33 bakeries and other operations.
Hostess declined to comment, as did Grupo Bimbo's U.S. division, Bimbo Bakeries USA. Bimbo's parent company is headquartered in Mexico. A message left with Flowers Foods, which is based in Thomasville, Ga., was not immediately returned.
Hostess said in bankruptcy court proceedings in December that it was narrowing the bids it had received and that it expects to sell off its snack cakes and bread brands to different buyers.
An attorney for Hostess said in court in December that 1,100 employees had been retained to shut down plants and perform other tasks as it winds down its operations.
The liquidation of Hostess will ultimately mean the loss of 18,000 jobs, not including those shed in the years leading to the company's failure.
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A new Russian light helicopter, the Berkut VL, will go on show for the first time at the Moscow Air Show at Zhukovsky next week, the machine's maker Berkut said on Tuesday.
"We will show the first production standard Berkut VL, patented for mass production, at MAKS," a Berkut representative said.
Berkut VL is a two-seat light commercial helicopter with a take-off weight of 740 kg, a 147 hp engine, a maximum speed of 174 km/h, and range of 380 km.
The machine is being produced at a plant in Tolyatti in central Russia. The factory can produce up to 15 a month. The Russian market is currently dominated by the US-made Robinson R22 and R44 light piston helicopters.
"Using a coaxial main rotor layout instead of the widely used classical layout with a tail rotor means the helicopter is easy to fly for new pilots. The absence of a tail rotor means the helicopter is much safer and if compared to a classical type helicopter it is uses less energy and has less drag," Berkut's chief designer Valentin Malkin said.
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If i would send one of you my system specs, could you already tell me if i could run the game. Or is that not possible at this stage?
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It's been exactly one year from our announcement that we are moving to the epic Unreal Engine 4. A lot has changed since you first started witnessing our progress and watching everything slowly take shape.
Because it's May the 4th as you already know, we think that this is a great moment to celebrate and reward your great support over the years with something special. We've put a lot of work on this and hopefully you will like it.
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If i would send one of you my system specs, could you already tell me if i could run the game. Or is that not possible at this stage?
You can double check the specs of UE4 though and see if you can run the editor okay. That'll give you the rough guidelines.
We do not yet know what the final system requirements will be, sorry.
Will the leaked episode 7 stormtroopers+jungle troopers be making an apperence at any point?
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While possible, I think we are going more with classic troop designs. We also have a few more photos of the classic troops to make our models off of. While the helmet is cool, some whole body shots would make for a more accurate model.
On that note, who else will go see Star Wars VII no matter how bad it is? *raises hand*
I can't wait for this game to come out!
I'm really excited to see this game be released, do you have any plans to bring this over to the steam free games list? But in other cases, I'm really excited to see the clone wars era also be developed. And as long as there are phase 2 arc troopers, you've got me hooked!
I don't think we can bring it to Steam due to copyright issues. A lot of people ask for the Clone Wars, but it's something we're thinking of much further down the line.
This game/mod... i LOVE it, even though i'm not a big star wars fan myself (i don't hate it either) this game looks very promising.
Keep up the good work!
now lets hope it can compete with star wars battlefront (being a free game is already a huge benefit ;) )
Thanks! Well, we try and do things differently to DICE to keep our game fresh and original while listening to what fans want. And this is a game, not a mod (it used to be a mod many moons ago!)
Oh yeah I remember that, thought it was a free game at first. Now it is lol.
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wang tortured small business owners in chongqing--some police chief. more stupidity from washington.
USA regime always protected the bully, hooligans, terrorists, etc. but will not tolerated their own OWS protesters, etc
Now we'll get all the dirt on Mr. Bo...maybe more of them. Front page news soon! More embarrassment for lame duck Hu and incoming Xi. BTW wu mao in here, didn't you see the OWS protesters on TV at the Rose Bowl parade? When was the last time the CCP televised a protest at Tienamen Square?
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Now we'll get all the dirt on Mr. Bo…maybe more of them. Front page news soon! More embarrassment for lame duck Hu and incoming Xi. BTW wu mao in here, didn't you see the OWS protesters on TV at the Rose Bowl parade? When was the last time the CCP televised a protest at Tienamen Square?
When the so-called FREE STATE USA can issue GAG ORDERS to USA media to stop covering those prime stories so why COMPLAINED why China who you described as an AUTHORITARIAN states do that?
Clean up your own backyard before you try to change other nations system.
USA is not PERFECT and not all Americans did not get their DEMOCRACY until 1965 when LB Johnson signed the Voter Right Bill for 25 years.
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Stigma as a barrier to recovery: Perceived stigma and patient-rated severity of illness as predictors of antidepressant drug adherence.
ABSTRACT Major depression is undertreated despite the availability of effective treatments. Psychological barriers to treatment, such as perceived stigma and minimization of the need for care, may be important obstacles to adherence to the pharmacologic treatment of major depression. The authors examined the impact of barriers that were present at the initiation of antidepressant drug therapy on medication adherence in a mixed-age sample of outpatients with major depression.
A two-stage sampling design was used to identify adults with a diagnosis of major depressive disorder, as determined by the Structured Clinical Interview for Diagnosis, who sought mental health treatment at outpatient clinics. Additional instruments were administered to 134 newly admitted adults who had been taking a prescribed antidepressant medication for at least a week to assess perceived stigma, self-rated severity of illness, and views about treatment. The patients were reinterviewed three months later and were classified as adherent or nonadherent on the basis of self-reported estimates of the number and frequency of missed doses.
Medication adherence was associated with lower perceived stigma, higher self-rated severity of illness, age over 60 years, and absence of personality pathology. No other characteristics of treatment or illness were significantly related to medication adherence.
Perceived stigma associated with mental illness and individuals' views about the illness play an important role in adherence to treatment for depression. Clinicians' attention to psychological barriers early in treatment may improve medication adherence and ultimately affect the course of illness.
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ABSTRACT: Relative to non-Latino Whites, Latinos in the United States with major depressive disorder (MDD) show low engagement in antidepressant therapy, whether engagement is defined as pharmacotherapy access, medication initiation, pill-taking, or treatment retention. One potential reason for this disparity in depression care is the low cultural congruence of pharmacotherapy for this population. To examine Latinos' views of depression and antidepressant therapy, we conducted qualitative interviews with 30 Latino outpatients initiating antidepressants prior to their first treatment visit using the semistructured Treatment Adherence and Retention Questionnaire. These baseline interviews were randomly selected from data collected for a randomized controlled trial testing a novel intervention to enhance engagement by depressed Latino outpatients. Participant narratives were analyzed using open coding and the iterative analytical approach derived from grounded theory. Patient views about depression addressed stigmatizing views held by others in their social circle. Most participants directly refuted these views by providing alternate explanations to depression experiences. Antidepressant therapy narratives also revealed marked stigmatization, but participants tended not to refute these views. Instead, patients expressed concerns about antidepressants and showed marked ambivalence about seeking psychiatric care. Participants, however, did suggest ways in which clinicians and patients might collaborate to address their concerns about antidepressants. Some cultural views, such as concerns about addiction to or dependence on medication, may be negotiable barriers to treatment. Prescribing clinicians should address cultural views and concerns in order to improve Latino engagement in antidepressant therapy. © The Author(s) 2015 Reprints and permissions: sagepub.co.uk/journalsPermissions.nav.Transcultural Psychiatry 03/2015; 52(2). DOI:10.1177/1363461515574159 · 0.99 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Interventions addressing internalized stigma are a new area of research, and it is important to identify the types of clientele who derive benefit from existing interventions. Information was provided by 235 veterans attending a partial psychiatric hospitalization program, regarding their levels of internalized stigma on admission and discharge from a 3-week program that included interventions targeting internalized stigma. Upon discharge, veterans receiving disability benefits demonstrated less reduction in internalized stigma than those not receiving disability benefits. Time of service moderated the relationship between disability status and change in internalized stigma, such that veterans serving in the more recent Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom/Operation New Dawn (OEF/OIF/OND) cohort who received disability benefits had a more difficult time resolving internalized stigma. Further analyses suggested that OEF/OIF/OND cohort veterans receiving disability benefits have more difficulty developing effective stigma resistance, and more difficulty resolving stigma-related alienation, than other veterans. Based on this research, particular attention should be devoted to internalized stigma among OEF/OIF/OND veterans. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2015 APA, all rights reserved).Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal 03/2015; DOI:10.1037/prj0000118 · 0.75 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: This study aims to examine perceptions of the helpfulness of treatments/interventions for depression held by elderly care recipients, to examine whether these beliefs are related to help-seeking and whether the experience of depression affects beliefs about treatment seeking, and to identify the characteristics of help-seekers. One hundred eighteen aged care recipients were surveyed on their beliefs about the helpfulness of a variety of treatments/interventions for depression, on their actual help-seeking behaviors, and on their experience of depression (current and past). From the sample, 32.4% of the participants screened positive for depression on the Geriatric Depression Scale, and of these, 24.2% reported receiving treatment. Respondents believed the most helpful treatments for depression were increasing physical activity, counseling, and antidepressant medication. Help-seeking from both professional and informal sources appeared to be related to belief in the helpfulness of counseling and antidepressants; in addition, help-seeking from informal sources was also related to belief in the helpfulness of sleeping tablets and reading self-help books. In univariate analyses, lower levels of cognitive impairment and being in the two lower age tertiles predicted a greater likelihood of help-seeking from professional sources, and female sex and being in the lower two age tertiles predicted greater likelihood of help-seeking from informal sources. In multivariate analyses, only lower levels of cognitive impairment remained a significant predictor of help-seeking from professional sources, whereas both lower age and female sex continued to predict a greater likelihood of help-seeking from informal sources. Beliefs in the helpfulness of certain treatments were related to the use of both professional and informal sources of help, indicating the possibility that campaigns or educational programs aimed at changing beliefs about treatments may be useful in older adults.Clinical Interventions in Aging 01/2015; 10:287-95. DOI:10.2147/CIA.S70086 · 1.82 Impact Factor


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High three-star offensive lineman Conner Grooms (Tyler, Texas/Robert E. Lee) recently has been on the unfortunate end of a recruiting reality that few like to talk about.
Two of Grooms' top schools -- Kansas and Houston -- have had coaching changes, and it has left the 6-foot-4, 275-pound center at a loss for words. It also has made Grooms' recruiting process go a little slower than what he would like.
"Kansas had its coach fired, and then Coach [Kevin] Sumlin leaves Houston for [Texas] A&M, so I'm not sure what they're going to do," Grooms said. "Everything is going kind of slow for me. I'm just waiting to see what happens."
Grooms said he is wide open with his process. In addition to offers from Kansas and Houston, he also has offers from Louisiana Tech, Minnesota, UTSA and Memphis. Grooms is expected to line up at center in college.
One thing that has run across Grooms' mind is whether or not Sumlin will express interest in him now that he's at A&M. If he is able to pick up an offer from the Aggies, Grooms said that one -- because of proximity, tradition and the opportunity to play in the SEC -- would be difficult to turn away.
"They have a good team, but right now, I'm just letting things happen," he said. "I'm a pretty calm, cool and collected guy, so I'm not real worried about it. I'm just kind of tired of being patient."
Grooms had interest earlier in the season from Oklahoma State, Baylor, Nebraska, Rice and Louisiana-Monroe. He is ranked the 61st player in Texas and the 49th center in the country.
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