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Giving to the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art through a will or living trust is often referred to as a "bequest." The decision to use a will or a trust as your primary estate planning tool is one that should be made in consultation with a qualified attorney. Regardless of the specific type of document you choose, you can indicate your wishes in one of several ways. You can give the museum a specific amount of money (specific bequest), a percentage of all of the assets included in your estate at death (percentage bequest), or a portion of the residual amount that is left in the estate after all specific bequests have been satisfied (residuary bequest). In addition, you can designate the purpose for which you would like the gift to be used.
Following are some reasons why you might want to consider this type of gift:
- Estate Tax Reduction: A charitable gift made through your will or trust may reduce estate taxes assessed at your death.
- Revocability: A charitable bequest is revocable, so you may make changes to the beneficiaries of your estate throughout your lifetime.
- Flexibility: This type of gift is flexible because it can be directed to any part of the Museum. If you change your mind about the specific designation, you can simply inform us during your lifetime so that our records reflect your wishes.
- Control: When you include a charitable bequest in your estate plan, you have access to the assets during your lifetime, ensuring that the funds are there if you need them to provide for unexpected occurrences.
Below we have provided some sample language you can use when making a bequest in support of The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art. Note: This language can be modified for a Revocable Trust designation.
I give, devise and bequeath [insert dollar amount or percent of estate] to the Florida State University Foundation, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Florida and having an office at Tallahassee, Florida or its successor organization. Said Foundation is the legal entity designated by The Florida State University to receive, on its behalf, charitable gifts for the support of its academic mission. It is exempt from federal income tax under Section501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (ID#59-6152180) and contributions to it are deductible under the provisions of federal income, gift and estate tax laws.
The Florida State University Foundation, Inc. is instructed to apply for and to take maximum advantage of all State of Florida matching fund programs in existenceat my death for which this gift may qualify, including programs not in effect at the time of execution of this last Will and Testament. I recognize that the Florida State University Foundation, Inc. cannot warrant State of Florida matching funds in future years.
This bequest and any associated matching funds are designated for The John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art.
Many of our donors choose to restrict their bequest commitment to a particular area or program within the Museum. Please let us know if you'd like to restrict your gift further and we can help you craft language that appropriately reflects your wishes.

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Professor Emeritus-Hourly, Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Eating disorders ; anorexia nervosa: endocrinology and subtypes; risk factors for restricting anorexia nervosa: personality traits and starvation-induced mental and behavioral activation. Womens health: depression with atypical physical symptoms; depression during pregnancy and postnatal depression: effects on the offspring.
View details for DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2018.02303
View details for Web of Science ID 000451098800001
View details for DOI 10.1002/eat.22575
View details for PubMedID 27315579
The paper by Robinson posits that risks from prenatal exposure to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidepressants are not different from the risks encountered in the general population and that untoward effects of SSRIs are difficult to distinguish from those of the mood disorder. Indeed, maternal depression and anxiety can have negative consequences for fetal and postnatal development. Fortunately, experimental evidence suggests that mood and anxiety disorder symptoms often respond to psychosocial interventions. If pharmacotherapy becomes necessary, it is, however, important to know that even if SSRI drugs have been shown to be safe overall, research has shown that fetal development can be adversely affected by in utero exposure to SSRIs in a subgroup of neonates. Examples would be the transient neonatal adaptation syndrome, an increased risk of persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn, and small, albeit measurable, changes in motor and social adaptability in infancy and childhood.
View details for DOI 10.1097/NMD.0000000000000258
View details for PubMedID 25714254
This study evaluated the question whether length of in utero exposure to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidepressants might affect neonatal outcome and psychomotor development in infancy.Birth outcome was determined in the offspring of 55 women with major depressive disorder who used SSRI medication for different durations during their pregnancies. At an average age of 14 months, children underwent a pediatric examination and an evaluation with the Bayley Scales of Infant Development (BSID-II).Duration of in utero exposure to SSRIs was negatively associated with total Apgar scores, specifically the activity subscale. Odds ratios for a low score (<2) on this scale were 3.8 and 6.0 at 1 and 5 min, respectively. Newborns with longer exposure were more often admitted to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (p < .03). Mental Development Index scores of the infants were not associated with the length of gestational exposure to SSRIs. A longer duration of exposure increased the risk for lower Psychomotor Developmental Index and Behavioral Rating Scale scores in infancy (p = 0.012 and p = 0.007, respectively) on the BSID-II.The findings provide evidence that the length of prenatal SSRI antidepressant use can affect neonatal adjustment and can have an effect on psychomotor test scores in infancy. Importantly, the children's mental development and motor function by neurological examination were within the normal range. Timing of exposure to SSRIs during susceptible periods of fetal development and variations in the severity of maternal depression may have contributed to the associations.
View details for DOI 10.1007/s00213-011-2270-z
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View details for PubMedID 21865824
This review addresses the role animal models play in contributing to our knowledge about the eating disorders anorexia nervosa (AN) and bulimia nervosa (BN) and obesity.Explore the usefulness of animal models in complex biobehavioral familial conditions, such as AN, BN, and obesity, that involve interactions among genetic, physiologic, psychological, and cultural factors.The most promising animal model to mimic AN is the activity-based anorexia rodent model leading to pathological weight loss. The paradigm incorporates reward elements of the drive for activity in the presence of an appetite and allows the use of genetically modified animals. For BN, the sham-feeding preparation in rodents equipped with a gastric fistula appears to be best suited to reproduce the postprandial emesis and the defects in satiety. Animal models that incorporate genes linked to behavior and mood may clarify biobehavioral processes underlying AN and BN. By contrast, a relative abundance of animal models has contributed to our understanding of human obesity. Both environmental and genetic determinants of obesity have been modeled in rodents. Here, we consider single gene mutant obesity models, along with models of obesigenic environmental conditions. The contributions of animal models to obesity research are illustrated by their utility for identifying genes linked to human obesity, for elucidating the pathways that regulate body weight and for the identification of potential therapeutic targets. The utility of these models may be further improved by exploring the impact of experimental manipulations on the behavioral determinants of energy balance.
View details for DOI 10.1007/s00213-008-1102-2
View details for Web of Science ID 000257383200003
View details for PubMedID 18317734
This paper discusses the hypothesis that a 'drive for activity" in the presence of physiological and endocrine changes consistent with starvation is a characteristic symptom of acute anorexia nervosa (AN). This 'drive for movement', along with alertness and lack of fatigue, so unlike the motor slowing and loss of energy observed in simple starvation has been recognized in AN throughout history, but has received little attention in the past fifty years. Clinical reports and experimental evidence suggest that 'restlessness' and a 'drive for activity' vary in intensity, they appears to be starvation-dependent and to wane with food intake. Central nervous system (CNS) systems known to be involved in mediating activity and arousal levels that are altered by the negative energy expenditure in AN are reviewed. Among these, the corticotropin-releasing hormone (CRH) system, the melanocyte stimulating hormone/agouti-related protein (MSH/AGRP) system and the norepinephrine/epinephrine (NE/EPI) and dopamine (DA) system may contribute to the 'drive for activity' and alertness in AN. AN appears to represent a disorder of gene/environment interaction. Future research will reveal whether in individuals predisposed to AN, the 'drive for activity' reflects the reactivation of mechanisms important in food scarcity, controlled by one or more evolutionary conserved genes including those regulating foraging behavior. Recognition of the 'drive for activity' as a diagnostic symptom of AN and its assessment prior to re-nutrition would permit clarification of its role in the etiology of AN.
View details for DOI 10.1016/j.jad.2005.12.039
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Human neurodevelopment is the result of genetic and environmental interactions. This paper examines the role of prenatal nutrition relative to psychiatric disorders and explores the relationship among nutrients, mood changes, and mood disorders. Epidemiologic studies have found that adults who were born with a normal, yet low birth weight have an increased susceptibility to diseases such as coronary heart disease, diabetes, and stroke in adulthood. Prenatal caloric malnutrition, low birth weight, and prematurity also increase the risk for neurodevelopmental disorders, schizophrenia, affective disorders, and schizoid and antisocial personality disorders. Placebo-controlled studies in medicated patients suggest that add-on treatment with omega-3 fatty acids, particularly eicosapentaenoic acid, may ameliorate symptoms of major depressive disorder. Additional studies are necessary to confirm any benefits for bipolar disorders.
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Anorexia nervosa (AN) is a complex disorder of unclear etiology. We argue that the current DSM-IV criteria do not adequately describe the cardinal symptoms of this "eating disorder". Our reasoning is based on the lack of empirical evidence supporting the terminology of some of the criteria, which underlie the core of our current conceptualisation of AN. We propose alternative criteria which allow a better integration of biologically derived hypotheses addressing the nosology and the symptomatology of AN.
View details for DOI 10.1007/s00702-004-0136-9
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Patients with anorexia nervosa (AN) often show normal to elevated physical activity levels despite severe weight loss and emaciation. This is seemingly in contrast to the loss of energy and fatigue characteristic of other starvation states associated with weight loss. Despite the fact that historical accounts and clinical case studies of AN have regularly commented on the elevated activity levels, the behavior has become only recently the subject of systematic study. Because rodents and other species increase their activity upon food restriction leading to weight loss when given access to an activity wheel--a phenomenon referred to as activity-based anorexia or semi-starvation-induced hyperactivity (SIH)-it has been proposed that the hyperactivity in AN patients may reflect the mobilization of phylogenetically old pathways in individuals predisposed to AN. Exogeneous application of leptin in this animal model of AN has recently been shown to suppress completely the development of SIH. Hypoleptinemia, as a result of the food restriction, may represent the initial trigger for the increased activity levels in AN patients and in food-restricted rats. In the first and second parts of our review, we will summarize the relevant findings pertaining to hyperactivity in AN patients and in the rat model, respectively. We conclude with a synopsis and implications for future research.
View details for DOI 10.1016/S0031-9384(03)00102-1
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To compare the structural growth and developmental outcome of children born to mothers diagnosed with major depressive disorder during pregnancy who were exposed or not exposed to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) in utero.Children whose mothers were diagnosed with major depressive disorder in pregnancy and elected not to take medication (n = 13) were compared with children of depressed mothers treated with SSRIs (n = 31) on birth outcomes and postnatal neurodevelopmental functioning between ages 6 and 40 months. Children underwent blinded standardized pediatric and dysmorphology examinations and evaluations of their mental and psychomotor development with the use of the Bayley Scales of Infant Development (BSID II).The Bayley mental developmental indexes were similar in both groups. Children exposed to SSRIs during pregnancy had lower APGAR scores and scored lower on the Bayley psychomotor development indexes and the motor quality factor of the Bayley Behavioral Rating Scale than unexposed children.The findings that SSRIs during fetal development might have subtle effects on motor development and motor control are consistent with the pharmacologic properties of the drugs.
View details for DOI 10.1067/mpd.203.139
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The eating disorders anorexia nervosa (AN) and bulimia nervosa (BN) are multifactorial syndromes of unknown origin which occur typically in female adolescents or young women. Nowadays, AN and BN are most often triggered by dietary restriction. Both are treatable conditions. As in other psychiatric disorders, a lower comorbidity, a shorter duration of illness, less familial psychopathology, and, in AN, a higher minimal weight have been shown to be associated with a better outcome. So far, no abnormalities specific to AN or BN that would shed light on their etiology have been identified. Controlled and uncontrolled studies testing antipsychotic, antidepressant, weight-promoting, and prokinetic drugs have demonstrated that the core symptoms of AN are refractory to currently available psychotropic medication. For relapse prevention, however, antidepressant medication may be useful. Renutrition, psychotherapy, and family therapy remain the cornerstones of treatment for AN. Placebo-controlled studies with antidepressant drugs have been far more promising for treating BN in the short term. Recent studies have found that lasting symptomatic improvement and remission require the addition of psychological treatments in the form of cognitive and interpersonal psychotherapy. The steady stream of newly identified peptides and other molecules involved in appetite and body weight control may ultimately provide cues to better targeted treatments of eating disorders.
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This study investigated family functioning in adolescents with the restricting and bulimic type of anorexia nervosa (AN) and in healthy controls.Fifty-one parents and their children (17 with AN and 34 healthy adolescents) completed the Family Assessment Measure, a self-report instrument that provides information about the functional strengths and weaknesses of the family and each family member.AN patients with the bulimic subtype and their mothers were significantly more likely to perceive family functioning as impaired than were healthy adolescents or restricting AN patients. Restricting AN patients and their families did not differ from healthy control families.The results suggest that the problems faced by bulimic patients color their and their parents' view of each other and the family. Symptomatic and personality differences between the subtypes of AN with better control, fewer symptoms, and denial of conflict characterizing restricting AN families may be reflected in family interaction styles.
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This study was designed to compare placebo responses in men and women.Data for 501 women and 375 men with major depressive disorder treated with placebo from seven investigational randomized double-blind trials comparing fluoxetine with placebo were analyzed. Changes in major depressive disorder symptoms with placebo administration were measured as changes in total Hamilton Depression Rating Scale scores and adverse (nocebo) effects were measured by comparing treatment-emergent signs and symptoms.Both women and men with major depressive disorder showed significant symptomatic improvement following placebo administration, similar in magnitude and time course of response. Women on placebo reported slightly more nocebo effects than men.The finding that women and men with major depressive disorder demonstrated a similar therapeutic outcome after placebo administration suggests that gender is not a predictor of placebo response.
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The core symptoms of anorexia nervosa have remained points of debate. The goal of this paper is a close study of unexpected and paradoxical symptoms in anorexia nervosa which are described in the literature but which, for the most part, have escaped the attention of investigator.Following a brief examination of psychological influences: developmental psychodynamics issues, psychiatric comorbidity and personality features, as well as the physical consequences of starvation, all of which are considered probable contributors to the pathological process, the symptoms of denial, lack of concern, contentment, liveliness, and overactivity in anorexia nervosa are discussed.If these symptoms are accepted as specific for anorexia nervosa, their presence suggests that starvation might generate in individuals with a vulnerability for anorexia nervosa a condition of mental and physical activation.Areas of research to test this hypothesis, positing starvation-induced arousal or activation as a physiological dysregulation in anorexia nervosa which would powerfully support food avoidance, are discussed.
View details for Web of Science ID 000076770900005
View details for PubMedID 9813763
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View details for PubMedID 9807635
Anorexia nervosa (AN) and bulimia nervosa (BN) are currently classified as eating disorders. Both disorders are the product of a complex interaction between psychological and physiological processes and both show considerable comorbidity with other psychiatric disorders. Physiological and endocrine abnormalities, including primary or secondary amenorrhea and menstrual dysfunction, are common and for the most part a function of the severity of weight loss, malnutrition and/or abnormal eating habits. Therefore, assessment needs to include several steps: (1) Clinical evaluation to ascertain the diagnosis, including weight and height measurements; (2) Determination of co-existing psychiatric illnesses; and (3) Physical examination and evaluation of the physiological and endocrine status. Eating disorders interfere with reproductive function. In view of the fact that dieting has reached epidemic proportions among the young female population, and given the high association between eating disorders and endocrine abnormalities as well as menstrual disturbances, all women participating in research studies should be screened for the presence of eating disorders, disordered eating, and excessive exercise.
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Both depressive disorders and eating disorders are multidimensional and heterogeneous disorders. This paper examines the nature of their relationship by reviewing clinical descriptive, family-genetic, treatment, and biological studies that relate to the issue. The studies confirm the prominence of depressive symptoms and depressive disorders in eating disorders. Other psychiatric syndromes which occur with less frequency, such as anxiety disorders and obsessive-compulsive disorders in anorexia nervosa, or personality disorders, anxiety disorders, and substance abuse in bulimia nervosa, also play an important role in the development and maintenance of eating disorders. Since few studies have controlled for starvation-induced physical, endocrine, or psychological changes which mimic the symptoms considered diagnostic for depression, further research will be needed. The evidence for a shared etiology is not compelling for anorexia nervosa and is at most suggestive for bulimia nervosa. Since in contemporary cases dieting-induced weight loss is the principal trigger, women with self-critical or depressive features will be disproportionately recruited into eating disorders. The model that fits the data best would accommodate a relationship between eating disorders and the full spectrum of depressive disorders from no depression to severe depression, with somewhat higher rates of depression in bulimic anorectic and bulimia nervosa patients than in restricting anorexia nervosa patients, but the model would admit a specific pathophysiology and psychopathology in each eating disorder.
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The goal of this study was to determine whether family and individual psychopathology mediate the relationship between unwanted sexual experiences and bulimic eating behavior.Sixty-one women diagnosed with bulimia nervosa and 92 women students and university staff who had never met critia for an eating disorder completed standardized questionnaires on eating behavior, sexual abuse, individual psychopathology, and family psychopathology.Linear regression showed bulimic eating behavior to be significantly related to sexual abuse (beta = .40; p < .0001; R2 = 8.9%). However, multiple regression analyses with family and individual psychopathology as independent variables in addition to sexual abuse showed only individual psychopathology to predict significantly abnormal eating behavior (beta = .53, p < .0001; overall R2 = 49.6%). Specifically, depressive symptoms, suicidality, and impulsive behavior, but not substance abuse, were the components of individual psychopathology most directly associated with bulimia.The findings suggest that the primary focus in treatment should not be the traumatic events themselves, but their long-term consequences for the individual.
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To study late-onset cases of eating disorders in order to (1) document the occurrence of these cases as truly new onset, even if postmenopausal; (2) to alert clinicians to the category of late-onset eating disorders, especially clinical features and treatment response; (3) to challenge some prevailing assumptions of etiology.Selection of cases of eating disorders with first onset after age 40 that met DSM-IV criteria, by review of eating disorders admissions to three university hospital programs.Eleven patients, approximately 1% of all cases of eating disorders, had first onset of an eating disorder after age 40 and as late as 77, with an average onset of 56 and clinical presentation at 60 years. They met DSM-IV criteria for all subtypes of eating disorders. In general, concurrent medical and comorbid psychiatric symptoms made recognition and treatment more complex.Truly late-onset cases do occur, challenging etiological theories requiring adolescent age of onset, premenopausal endocrine functioning, or adolescent psychodynamic conflicts. Late-occurring cases, after accurate diagnosis, require an appreciation of psychological themes pertinent to this age group, such as bereavement or unresolved body image issues. Age by itself is no barrier to onset of eating disorders, which may occur whenever self-starvation and/or binge-purge behaviors become entrenched as sustaining behaviors for amelioration of psychodynamic conflicts, mood disorders, or interpersonal distress.
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Findings of studies of carbohydrate metabolism in anorexia nervosa are reviewed. Topics covered included fasting blood sugar concentrations; serum insulin concentrations, insulin receptor binding activity, insulin sensitivity, and insulin resistance; plasma ketone bodies and free fatty acids; glucose tolerance tests; growth hormone, cortisol, intestinal hormones, and norepinephrine. Metabolic changes reported in anorexia nervosa are similar to those found in human and animal studies of states of caloric and carbohydrate restriction. Restoration of normal body weight is associated with normalization of virtually all measures. It is concluded that published studies offer no conclusive evidence for a syndrome-specific impairment in carbohydrate metabolism in anorexia nervosa.
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To study gender differences in psychiatric symptoms and their relationship to minor delinquent behavior in high school seniors.This was a cross-sectional study of symptoms experienced during the past 2 weeks and the past year. Male (n = 249) and female (n = 248) high school seniors attending an inner-city and two suburban high schools rated themselves on a 46-item Hopkins Symptom Checklist and a 19-item Delinquency questionnaire.Female adolescents, regardless of race, reported significantly higher levels of emotional distress, in particular depressed mood and anxiety, than did male adolescents. A separate factor analysis of male and female students generated anger-tension, school problems, and sadness-irritation, lethargy, respectively, as the first two factors. Trouble paying attention in school and marijuana, alcohol, and other drug use were associated with significantly higher levels of psychiatric symptoms. Black and white adolescents were similar in psychological adjustment.This survey confirms sex differences in the level of psychiatric symptoms for 16- to 18-year-old adolescents, suggests gender-related qualitative differences in negative emotions, and emphasizes the importance of controlling for education when studying adolescents from different ethnic or racial backgrounds.
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The aging process alone has no significant adverse consequences for the caloric intake and the nutritional status of healthy elderly individuals. Epidemiological data suggest that in humans, in contrast to rodents, undernutrition reduces the life span. In the Western World, malnutrition in old age has become uncommon and is, for the most part, the result of physical illness and/or of psychological and socio-economic factors, such as depressive disorders, social isolation, smoking, alcohol abuse, and poverty. Body weight shows a U- or J-shaped relationship to mortality risk with the highest survival rates found at normal to moderate overweight. However, studies that have controlled for disease already present, smoking status, serum cholesterol level, or hypertension, suggest an increased mortality risk for lower and upper extremes of body weight, only. Populations with healthy lifestyles have significantly greater life expectancy that the average normal population. Even in the very old, exercise has been shown to improve muscle strength and function. The studies suggest that nutritional intake and nutritional status in old age is multifactorial and dependent not only on appetite and availability of diverse food, but also on physical activity, body mass, education, and an involved social lifestyle.
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The study describes a sequential analysis of depression-related physical symptoms and their relationship to imipramine and amitriptyline plasma levels over 4 weeks of treatment in 79 unipolar and bipolar patients hospitalized for major depressive disorder. Insomnia diminished in all patients after 2 weeks of drug administration. After 4 weeks, the sleep of patients whose depressive disorder has significantly improved was nearly normal, whereas patients who remained depressed showed continued sleep impairment. Reductions in loss of appetite, weight and sexual interest paralleled mood improvement. Tricyclic plasma levels significantly correlated with improved sleep. The findings suggest a close link between depressed mood and physical symptoms during recovery from major depressive disorder.
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Attitudes toward body weight and dieting and the relations of these attitudes to psychological adjustment were investigated in 497 randomly selected adolescents who were in their senior year in one urban and two suburban midwestern high schools. Most students reported feeling physically healthy. Two thirds of female adolescents were preoccupied with weight and dieting compared with only a small number (approximately 15%) of male adolescents. Black female adolescents were found to be less weight- and diet-conscious than white female adolescents. Increased weight and dieting concerns were associated with greater body and self-image dissatisfaction, with a depressed mood, and greater overall symptomatic distress in both male and female adolescents. The fairly common fear of being overweight and thoughts about dieting experienced by contemporary female adolescents, in part, seem to reflect the greater aesthetic value that contemporary society places on thinness for women. Overall, the findings suggest that preoccupation with weight and/or dieting concerns in either male or female adolescents are likely to indicate psychological problems.
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Personality characteristics were assessed in women who had physically and, in the majority, psychologically recovered from restricting anorexia nervosa at an 8- to 10-year follow-up. Personality dimensions were evaluated using the Multidimensional Personality Questionnaire, the California Personality Inventory, and the Reid-Ware Scale. Women who had recovered from anorexia nervosa rated higher on risk avoidance, displayed greater restraint in emotional expression and initiative, and showed greater conformance to authority than age-matched normal women. On comparison with their sisters, the recovered women reported a greater degree of self- and impulse control and less enterprise and spontaneity; sisters, however, endorsed equally high moral standards. The differences in personality characteristics remained significant after statistically controlling for depressive symptoms and eating behavior. The results suggest that a temperamental disposition toward emotional and behavioral restraint combined with a strong sense for traditional values may be psychological risk factors for the development of the restricting type of anorexia nervosa.
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Bailey's Irish Cream Icing
1 lb confectioner's sugar
1/4 cup Bailey's Irish Cream
3 tablespoons milk
1/4 teaspoon salt
In a large bowl, combine all ingredients together until smooth and throughly mixed. Spread on favorite cupcakes.
Excellent on Chocolate Sour Cream Cupcakes
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Oh wow does that sound good. My husband made a baileys whip cream recently. That was yummy, but this sounds even better.ReplyDelete
If confectioner's sugar like icing sugar? A very fine white sugar?ReplyDelete
Yes, very fine, like a powder.ReplyDelete
I wonder what the alcohol content is? Sounds yummy. Suitable for kids?ReplyDelete
Is the icings consistency ok to pipe?ReplyDelete
Jo- can give it a try! I didn't pipe it myself.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 10, 2009 5:18 AM
This looks great, but can I ask, is the consistancy of this more like a traditional icing (ie: icing sugar, milk, cocoa powder for chocolate icing) or is it more taste/consistancy of the buttercream frostings made with cream-cheese? I just ask because it looks quite creamy & fluffy in the pic.ReplyDelete
I am not quite sure I understand your question. I don't know what a buttercream icing made with cream cheese icing is since traditionally buttercream icings do not contain cream cheese, but there is no cream cheese in this recipe so it certainly doesn't taste like cream cheese. This is just a basic icing, not fondant, not cooked or whipped in any way.
I made this for some Guinness Stout Brownies I made for a super bowl party and it seemed to behave more like a glaze than an icing....not that I mind but I just wondered if that was normal?ReplyDeleteReplies
No. This recipe makes the thick icing pictured.Delete
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No. 24 Northwestern (5-0) at Penn State (3-2)
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The Big Ten is down report: Northwestern is the only undefeated team in the conference eligible to compete for this year's Bowl Championship Series title. If Northwestern keeps up the good work and wins the Legends Division, we could be looking at a title-game showdown against Purdue for the Rose Bowl bid. Penn State is to be commended for having a winning record this deep into a season the NCAA had hoped to destroy.
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WordPerfect Hasn't Been Enough
In the increasingly Microsoft-dominated land of law firms, Linux deployments remain just about nil, but security appliances are starting to stand out as one exception, according to attorneys and IT folks attending LegalTech.
At the recent national show in New York City, partners from small to mid-size law firms said that while they're aware of the cost savings that Linux might provide, they'd much rather go with Windows anyway.
Generally, the partners cited a lack of in-house Linux technical staff as the chief reason why.
"But corporate law is another thing entirely," pointed out Leonard T. Nuara, chair of the Technology & Intellectual Property Practice Group at Thacher, Proffitt, & Wood LLP, during one conference session.
Like other employees of large companies, attorneys working in corporate legal departments are "accustomed to being surrounded by all kinds of servers" running on different OSes, according to Nuara.
Show attendees encompassed lawyers specializing in technology and IP, along with mainly Microsoft-oriented IT pros hired to run law firms' networks. Yet others present at LegalTech were attorneys with admitted aversions to technology.
For most lawyers, word processing is the one truly "mission-critical" application, according to another speaker, Peter E. Lesser of Kraft, Kennedy, & Lesser.
Long ago, prior to its acquisition by Corel, WordPerfect reigned practically uncontested as the word-processing choice for law firms.
First offered on DOS, WordPerfect then expanded on to other platforms--mostly to Windows, but even to Linux and other Unix desktops, such as Sun Solaris and IBM AIX.
Despite being discontinued by Corel a few years back, the Linux breed of WordPerfect is still available for download on the Web if you search hard enough.
But WordPerfect for Linux never caught on in the legal world--and furthermore, nor has any other type of desktop Linux, said Ross Kodner, senior legal technologist and CEO at MicroLaw, Inc., during an interview with LinuxPlanet.
"In all my years in this business, I've never seen anyone at all running Linux on the desktop," said Kodner, who also moderated a LegalTech panel called "Facts & Fiction, Threats & Response: Network Security in Practice."
Where Linux exists at all in law firms is on network back ends, the same place where it's most evident in other industries.
But network implementations of Linux in the legal profession are particularly paltry, and nearly all manifestations show up in multifunctional edge security devices, attendees agreed.
For example, Kraft, Kennedy, & Lesser is running security appliances from vendors that include Cisco on its Microsoft-driven network.
Scott Rosen, president for North America of Network Box, told LinuxPlanet that his company has zoomed in on the legal vertical as one of only two top target markets for its own Linux-enabled security devices.
During the LegalTech panel on "Threats & Response," Kodner promoted the concept of "unified security" for law offices, suggesting that security appliances--whether running Linux or another OS--can simplify security.
Ironically, he said, attorneys face particularly strong pressures to adhere on the IT side to privacy and security regulations such as Sarbanes-Oxley and HIPAA.
But big customers are also driving change. "I've seen customers actually move networking equipment into their attorneys' offices," noted John Simek, VP of Computer Forensic/Legal IT at Sensei Enterprises.
Beyond legal, the other major vertical target for Network Box includes financial services, according to Rosen.
"We put different amounts of emphasis on various verticals," he told LinuxPlanet in another interview. Retail stores, for example, are also a company target, but the retail industry lands further down the vendor's list. Network Box also took a booth at this year's earlier NRF (National Retail Federation) show in Manhattan, for instance.
"But we didn't really do that much at NRF. We have a much larger presence at LegalTech," he elaborated.
The company's boxes combine firewall, VPN, anti-virus, anti-spam, Web filtering, and intrusion prevention and detection in one devices.
Why the focus on legal and financial? "The financial field has always been aware of the need for security," said the Network Box executive. "The legal market is realizing that it should be."
In contrast, Microsoft is not placing a particularly hefty thrust on the legal market, maintained one Microsoft rep buttonholed at LegalTech.
"Microsoft is targeting all vertical markets," according to the rep, who asked not to be identified.
But in the conference tracks at LegalTech and in the company literature given out to attendees, Microsoft touted quite a bit more than merely MS Word.
"Microsoft and its partners are committed to serving the legal industry with a complete set of soutions to address current and emerging needs," according to one hard copy handout from Microsoft Professional Services.
Moreover, special sessions at the show iwere devoted to collaborative and network-oriented Microsoft technologies such as mobility apps and SharePoint for Legal.
On the desktop side of the law office, Microsoft Office's earlier nemesis WordPerfect still seems to retain some adherents, albeit only within Microsoft OS environments.
During an all-day seminar sponsored by Corel, one attorney talked up the usefulness of the latest edition of WordPerfect Office for Web-based blogging.
But most WordPerfect users tend to be traditionalists, indicated Thatcher, Proffitt, & Woods' Nuara.
"You might find a couple of receptionists who insist on using WordPerfect for DOS. And the law firm will go, 'Okay,' because [the receptionists] have been using it for so long," Nuara said.


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Going into today's US Open slopestyle finals reigning champion Mikkel Bang was noticeably absent from the field. Yet had he been on the start sheet his past coronation wouldn't have done him much good because the 2011 Open Slopestyle was all about deciding who would earn the title of raining champion.
The US Open has never been an event for the faint of heart. Though unseasonably warm temps the past few years have been a welcome respite from the icy conditions the Open has been notorious for, rain has rarely been
among the harsh cards encountered at this annual contest. Such wasn't the case for 2011 as the Stratton skies opened up like an emo with tourettes on sodium pentathol. Actually it was just a drizzle so pardon the hyperbole. Since the actual 2011 US Open slopestyle lacked the drama and action of other world class freestyle spectacles I am simply reaching for a way to spice up the story.
Despite the main portions of the Open still being staged in the Sun Bowl the slopestyle course has been moved to a neighboring trail allowing for a series of features with better speed and flow. These advantages were somewhat diminished by the weather so the runs on tap were noticeably less dynamic than those seen recently. In other words anyone expecting 1440's and triple corks was left with 7's, 9's, a few 10's and no more than two doubles a lap. Considering that Eric Willet, Marc Mcmorris and Chas Guldemond, 1st, 2nd and 3rd on the day respectively, have consistently spent the their time on the tour in 2011 pushing the limits of jumping today's display was a let down. This is no fault to these riders or their talents because each one rode beyond the conditions. All we can do is chalk it up to the breaks encountered when dealing with a weather dependent sport.
Tomorrow is another day and the halfpipe at the Open never disappoints, rain or shine.
Women's US Open Slopestyle Finals Results
1. Enni Rukajärvi (FIN) BURTON 86.50
2. Jamie Anderson (USA) BILLABONG 84.80
3. Silje Norendal (NOR) NIKE6.0 78.70
Men's US Open Slopestyle Finals Results
1. Eric Willett (USA) QUIKSILVER 90.40
2. Mark McMorris (CAN) BURTON 87.80
3. Chas Guldemond (USA) ROCKSTAR 87.20


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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Edge Was My "PWI 500" Pick
I know that a wrestler's career body of work is not supposed to be a criterion for the "500," but Edge has given so much of himself to this sport that it would have given me great pleasure to see him earn this one final honor. Unfortunately, there is one criterion for the "500" that has to be adhered to: The ranking is only for active wrestlers. Edge no longer qualifies for consideration.
I'm reasonably sure that Edge knew of his condition before taking on the dangerous Del Rio at WrestleMania. Thankfully, unlike Del Rios' title hopes and his Rolls-Royce, Edge escaped unscathed and will have a one more fond memory as he moves into the next phase of his life.
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With all due respect, I feel like the "active" rule is far too strict. What would happen if a wrestler theoretically retired a day or two before you made your final decision? After 11 months, 3 weeks, and 6 days of active wrestling they would get disqualified from PWI 500 contention?
Personally, I believe that if a wrestler is active for anything over six months of the twelve month grading period then you need to rank them. It's a crying shame that a wrestler can do so much and then have their accomplishments ripped from their hands due to circumstances beyond their control. Reward Edge and others like him for having the sense to listen to doctors. Far too many wrestlers haven't and that refusal ended up contributing to their untimely passing.
- April 13, 2011 at 1:29 AM
- Pro Wrestling Illustrated said...
It's certainly worth further internal discussion, Jeremy. Thank you.
Stu Saks
- April 13, 2011 at 12:24 PM
- Dabiggchill said...
I'm sorry, but really.. this little award isn't the biggest thing in the world. Jeremy acts like because Edge doesn't get this that now his career is incomplete. You should follow your tradition. Hell, Edge should be punished for knowingly going into the match just to self serve himself to walk out with the title w/o having to put anyone else over. No one walks out retired w/ the belt. This is prowrestling, not Boxing. This now makes the next champ look like Tommy Gunn... a paper champ. That hack Christian is now in the title picture and really does not deserve it. He's very untalented, better than Matt Hardy or Jannetty, but really.. that's not saying much. Christian is a mid carder at best. He has zero charisma.. Del Rio deserved to be put over at Mania, if Edge knew it was his last match. Now Edge helps cripple the biz that he says he loves. With so little true young stars Del Rio could have used the rub to put him over as a true contender and deserving as champ. Now they are left with nothing, but at least Edge got his 5 seconds of flash photography w/ his buddy, and I mean the belt, not that hack.
- April 14, 2011 at 7:02 AM
Ummm... going by how it's been presented, Edge didn't know how serious his condition was until the WWE made him get the MRI after WrestleMania. They were planning on him defending the title against Del Rio in a ladder match at Extreme Rules until he got he results of the MRI. There has been nothing that has been said that indicates Edge knew he had stenosis of the spine before WrestleMania.
I'm not saying that if Edge knew about this before WrestleMania then he would have dropped the belt to Del Rio. That's really up to the WWE. They do have the final say in who wins.
In regards to the PWI 500, I will side with the idea that Edge should not be eligible. I am a fan of the work he has done in the ring and do think that the past year was one of the best of his career. However, I've felt that the PWI 500 was a ranking of the top 500 wrestlers in the world today. While what determines the rankings mostly comes from factors of the previous year, the overall decision is "Who is the best currently?" PWI already has the Achievement Awards which recognize the accomplishments of the past year, regardless of who's active by year's end.
- April 14, 2011 at 3:46 PM
Thanks for the reply, Stu. It's good to see what I've always suspected as being true: PWI considers everything the fans have to say.
With all due respect, Chill, it sounds like you're letting your personal bias towards Christian cloud your judgment about Edge. All of this talk about his skill... what does it matter?
Obviously we don't know anything but it seems like Edge feared the worst but didn't know anything positive until after 'Mania. Yes, it's nice for a wrestler to put someone over when they leave but sometimes it doesn't happen and it's not the end of the world. Edge has done more than his fair share of star-making; most recently being Dolph Ziggler.
I've never been big on the "follow tradition" line because that implies that the old way is always the right way. Personally, I need to hear a better argument than tradition.
You make a compelling point about the 500 Vs. the achievement awards, Bob. However, I believe that in some ways they overlap. After all, the top ten always have their personal top five moments from the year long grading period listed. Not to mention the difference between a list compiled by the PWI staff and one voted on by fans.
To me, not having Edge on the list would make it feel empty. Obviously we can't predict the list but I'm willing to bet that a lot of people are going to move up in the ranking like Dolph Ziggler, Kane, Alberto Del Rio, Christian, Rey Mysterio, Randy Orton, Chris Jericho (assuming he returns before the list is compiled) etc. and they'll all probably have something in common with their entries: they'll mention Edge.
He's been everywhere in the WWE this last year. To make him a footnote in the PWI 500 without an actual ranking due to a forced retirement just feels hollow.
- April 15, 2011 at 3:45 AM
Thanks for the response, Jeremy. I completely understand your opinions and think that they are absolutely good reasons to have that argument. I'm still going to stick to my side, but in all honesty, I wouldn't have a strong opinion on what the final decision is. If Edge is included, that's awesome. It would be nice to see him get one last ranking. If he isn't ranked, his PWI 500 record is still extremely impressive, making the list every year since 1997 and being in the top 10 for a total of 6 times.
Coming from this, I actually have a question for PWI. Has the decision that a retired wrestler is ineligible always been a factor in your selections for the PWI 500, or is this extremely recent? The reason I am asking is because of this: Shawn Michaels did not make the list last year due to the fact that he retired even though the grading period included a World tag team title reign and having a MOTY with 'Taker at WM26. However, in 2008, Ric Flair was ranked #19. Of course, Flair did come back out of retirement for the 748th time in 2009, but at the time of the release of the 2008 PWI 500, he was 100% in the state of being retired. Was this an oversight for that year, or was the rule that recently-retired wrestlers were ineligible not around yet?
- April 15, 2011 at 10:49 AM
I love your mag and all. Edge should be in the pwi 500. what if your favorite superstar like John Morrison or your favorite broski
zack ryder lest wwe for tna or quit.
edge,hbk,jbl, or anybody deserves to be to be in the top 500 the year that/after they retired
so change the rule to any wrestler retired CAN BE ON THE LIST THE YEAR THEY RETIRE OR YEAR AFTER(depending on when they retire)
- June 18, 2011 at 9:08 PM
edge is still under contract... therefore still a wrestler for wwe but has just not wrestled :Dxx
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Stanton's 150th backs Cosart's stifling of Angels
ANAHEIM -- Giancarlo Stanton has dominated the National League all season. On Monday night, the slugger did some damage in an American League park.
Stanton blistered a three-run home run, which became the knockout blow in the Marlins' 7-1 victory over the Angels at Angel Stadium of Anaheim.View Full Game Coverage
ANAHEIM -- Giancarlo Stanton has dominated the National League all season. On Monday night, the slugger did some damage in an American League park.
Stanton blistered a three-run home run, which became the knockout blow in the Marlins' 7-1 victory over the Angels at Angel Stadium of Anaheim.View Full Game Coverage
The All-Star right fielder now has 33 homers and 97 RBIs, both tops in the National League.
Christian Yelich chipped in with three hits and two runs scored, giving Jarred Cosart plenty of support to win his second game since being acquired from the Astros on July 31.
Stanton's big blast put the club at ease, and it set the tone for Miami in the series opener.
"He killed that ball," Cosart said of Stanton. "I've never seen guys hit balls that hard anywhere. Obviously, he's somebody you want in your lineup, and I wouldn't want to face him on a regular basis. It just made me more comfortable."
Cosart, who lost twice to the Angels this season while with Houston, was brilliant in 7 2/3 innings, allowing one run on seven hits with four strikeouts.
"The first couple of innings, you could just see it in his face," manager Mike Redmond said of his starting pitcher. "He was focused. His tempo, he was commanding his pitches. He was ahead of every single guy. It was impressive and fun to watch. You could tell he was on a mission."
The Marlins climbed back to .500 (65-65) after dropping two of three at Colorado, and they improved to 13-5 in Interleague Play, the best mark of any NL club. Miami enjoyed a smooth victory over the team that entered the night with the best record in the Majors. The Angels are now 77-53, which drops them into a first-place tie with the A's in the AL West.
The game marked the first time in the regular season that Stanton and Mike Trout were on the same field. The two are frontrunners for the MVP Award in each league.
Stanton didn't disappoint, clubbing his three-run homer off Cory Rasmus in a four-run fourth inning.
Angel Stadium of Anaheim becomes the 21st different ballpark in which Stanton has homered. The blast was career No. 150 for the Miami slugger. Stanton is the 10th youngest player to reach the milestone, pushing Frank Robinson down the list to 11.
Stanton connected at 24 years, 290 days old. Robinson, a Hall of Famer, did it at 24 years, 326 days old. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, only two active players were younger than Stanton to reach the 150-homer mark -- Albert Pujols (24, 212 days) and Alex Rodriguez (24, 255).
It wasn't until after the game, when the ball was retrieved and given to the slugger, that Stanton found out he reached a milestone.
More than the personal achievement, Stanton noted the homer pushed the game out of reach early.
"A four-run game and a seven-run game is night and day," Stanton said. "Because they scored that one run. Otherwise, you would end up needing your closer in the later innings. They could put on three or four runs in an inning, too, with no problem. That was a big punch."
The three-run blast to left-center padded Miami's lead to 7-0, and Cosart cruised from there.
"There's no doubt he's mega-talented," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said of Stanton. "A lot of the stuff he does reminds you of a lot of different people -- anyone from Vlad Guerrero to Mike Trout. He does a lot of good things well in the field, and [I] can see why he's such a terrific ballplayer."
The Angels started Wade LeBlanc, the left-hander who was with the Marlins for the early part of 2013. LeBlanc actually was making his first big league start since last May 6 for Miami in a loss to San Diego. He lasted just 3 1/3 innings, being charged with six runs on seven hits.
Miami was able to break through for three runs in the third inning, and the rally got going with a leadoff walk to Donovan Solano. Reed Johnson snapped an 0-for-15 slump with a single to right. Yelich's RBI single to center opened the scoring.
Stanton was intentionally walked with one out to load the bases, and Marcell Ozuna, moved to the cleanup spot for the first time this year, delivered a sacrifice fly to right field. Casey McGehee, not hitting fourth for the first time since April 23, slapped a run-scoring single to center.
"They told me before the game they were going to give me some runs," Cosart said. "I just wanted to go out there and keep us in the game. I got a huge lead early. Obviously, that made it a lot easier on me."
Joe Frisaro is a reporter for MLB.com. He writes a blog, called The Fish Pond. Follow him on Twitter @JoeFrisaro.


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