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Self-employment duration in urban and rural locations
AbstractPrevious research has shown that the local environment is important for self-employment. The dynamics of self-employment varies between areas characterized by different labour market conditions, entrepreneurial traditions and other structural factors. This article analyses self-employment spells in Finland with a large register-based data set from the period 1987 to 2002. The main aim is to investigate the role of region-specific factors as compared with individual-specific and other factors on the duration of self-employment spells. First, the descriptive analysis shows that the exit rates from self-employment and the length of self-employment spells depend upon location (urban versus rural area) and the cyclical trends in the economy. Second, self-employment duration is modelled using discrete time survival analysis. It is found that rural areas have significantly lower exit rates in the first years of self-employment than urban areas.
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The Great Debate
What's wrong with psychiatry? A conversation with Dr. Daniel Carlat
Children treated with powerful drugs for mental disorders that hardly any of them suffered from just decades ago. Eminent psychiatrists investigated by Congress for earning hundreds of thousands of dollars from drug companies without disclosing the income to their patients or the IRS.
For a field trying to help patients work through conflicts, psychiatry is in a "struggle to understand itself," says Dr. Daniel Carlat, author of Unhinged: The Trouble With Psychiatry – A Doctor's Revelations About a Profession in Crisis, released this week.
Carlat is a psychiatrist in private practice outside of Boston, and the editor-in-chief of The Carlat Psychiatry Report. He is also a former "hired gun" for Wyeth, a subject about which he has written for The New York Times Magazine.
Carlat's book takes readers inside a profession whose practice has transformed from endless hours of talk therapy to an endless series of 15-minute checkups adjusting drugs. Psychiatrists can't even explain how most of those drugs work, says Carlat.
Still, that hasn't stopped some doctors from becoming drug companies' hired guns, a lucrative side business that nets psychiatristrs tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.
Meanwhile, those same drug companies sponsor psychiatric clinical trials whose results can be biased, Carlat contends. And psychiatrists fall more and more in love with diagnostic and treatment technology that shows little evidence of effectiveness.
Can psychiatry be saved? Join us at noon Eastern Thursday for a conversation between Carlat and Reuters Health executive editor Ivan Oransky. We'll look at the truth behind statistics showing that rates of mental illness have skyrocketed, and at Carlat's solutions for what ails his profession – at least one of which may surprise you. You'll have a chance to ask questions.
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Much to my chagrin I'll be unable to listen in and/or participate in the teleconference.
As a very, very long-time support person and caregiver of more than 4 decades I am very much in agreement that medical practitioners and in particular the field of Psychiatry of which I am more familiar certainly needs to clean up its act in terms of physician and researcher disclosures and relationships with the pharmaceutical and medical device industries as well as questionable diagnosis especially as it relates to youngsters and the administration of drugs not previously investigated for this age group to name but a few areas of serious conflict.
I am also of the opinion that the medical schools have an incumbent moral and social responsibility to the citizens of this country to teach some kind of ethics classes so that future practitioners are not easily swayed by the almighty dollar to prostitute themselves to be spokespersons as was Dr. Carlat early on.
Although I will add from my knowledge of the unique patient population that suffers from recurrent and chronic depression, also known as MDD, that there is a desperate need for newer innovative therapies and approaches for these patients as the conventional therapies simply are ineffective and these patients seriously need encouragement and hope to continue on.
I'm not sure how things work in the USA, but over here in the UK it is understood that Psychiatrists primarily prescribe medication, and delegate other treatment modalities to professionals such as Psychologists.
In other words, a Psychiatrist's job IS to prescribe and adjust medication and co-ordinate a patient's treatment, with other types of therapies provided by professionals with optimal expertise in their respective fields. For many disorders, such as ADHD for example, "powerful drugs" (I'm sorry but what? You can't define a drug like that. It's misleading and ignorant) are only a PART of the treatment, with it being well known and proven through rigorous evidence based conclusions that optimal therapy is indeed a combination of medication and other treatment modalities, such as CBT and Neurofeedback.
It's not fair to say all Psychiatrists are just dishing out drugs because a drug company says so. It's kind of their job, and it is based mostly on solid evidence provided by sources with no financial motivation, at least in the UK. I don't see them just dishing out some weird drug to a kid with autism for example because Glaxo-Smithkline says so; there's no proof that it works and until their is, it won't happen unless it's a last resort.
Furthermore, it doesn't really matter if we don't know how the drug works, as long as it can be proven that it does and it is of more benefit than harm to a patient. This is a very common approach and is seen in all fields of Medicine.
Maybe it's just Carlat and his phoney cronies; I doubt the field of Psychiatry as a whole is guilty or in disrepute.
The real problem with American psychiatry is that it's so phony. It's a 3-part model where:
1. the patient is given a "diagnosis" that is only a description of his symptoms, just like having pneumonia and being given a diagnosis of "Bad Cough Disorder;"
2. the patient is allowed to talk about his symptoms, year after year after year, at no small cost, and:
3. third, he or she is given expensive, synthetic drugs in an attempt to control those symptoms. In King County (Seattle area) the recovery rate for DSHS clients with a mental illness was audited and found to be .0005%. For emphasis, that's POINT zero zero zero five percent. If that isn't a dismal failure, what is?
In the meantime, the leaders of the American Psychiatric Association know very well that there is another model of mental health care that doesn't just work, it works extremely well. About 90% of acute cases of mental illness are cured – NOT managed for life. This model is called "orthomolecular." The leaders of the APA have been disparaging this type of care since at least 1962 when scientists Abram Hoffer and Humphrey Osmond discovered kryptopyrroles, a biological marker in the urine showing an adrenal metbolism disorder proven to cause schizophrenia. The only "problem" with this type of treatment is that patients recover and no longer need psychiatrists or their drugs. (Hmmm, methinks BigPharma might not like that.)
Fortunately, orthomolecular treatment lives on. The Orthomolecular Society has had an annual conference for the last 40 years or so, as well as a newsletter and Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine, scientists continue to publish books on how to restore one's BIOchemistry to cure mental illnesses, etc.
I (finally) learned enough about orthomolecular medicine to cure my family member of "incurable" psychosis. ALL the mainstream psychiatrists, whether in private practice or at the two psychiatric hospitals we used, had claimed he'd be ill for life. Yet, thanks to orthomolecular medicine, he's been 100% free of welfare, DSHS, psychiatrists and their miserable drugs for over 5 years. The leaders of the APA know full well that a patient cured is a customer lost. It's no wonder they have chosen to claim that expensive drugs and expensive talk therapy are the only viable treatment. What hogwash.
Feel free to read a little more about orthomolecular treatment at my website, RestoreMyMind.com.


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My original reply was a respectful disagreement with Joel on the subject of:
>> "None of the company's competitive situations have changed"
I believe that with the FTC involvement, and rulings against Intel on multiple continents, the situation has changed greatly.
I think he means their strategy has not changed. Which really it hasn't. They haven't even attempted to compete in the high end market in quite some time,
I'd like to see them try tho. I think they could make some competitive products if they put their mind to it.
Sure they have, except they focused on GPU solutions. While Joel's right that Nvidia has finally caught in terms of affordable DX11 cards, AMD has already gotten quite a head start on the next generation of GPUs.
This is true... but looking at the potential of the 460 through over clocking and the fact that fermi was rushed... I have a feeling this refresh of fermi cards will be pretty stellar
AMD will be a factor going forward. One Fusion becomes a reality things will change in their favor big time.
Again AMD has the complete solution of a solid CPU business and a solid GPU business, Intel and Nvidia cannot say the same.
Once Global Foundries is completely a separate entity things will look much better as far as the numbers are concerned. Now it's just about execution.
I don't think that Fusion is going to be the big Ace up their sleeve that you guys are thinking it's going to be.
AMD CPUs hold a small percentage of the market share... and ATI integrated graphics has an even smaller percentage.
Intel Chips and Intel intergrate graphics, by far hold the largest chunk of the Market.
Intel is a very well known name, AMD/ATI is not. Intel already has chips out with graphics on package. So they've already got a lead.
The on chip graphics on these new Fusion chips is not going to be some stellar uber performing chip, and even if it was, the majority of consumers just don't care. It's a nice innovation... but they're not going to pick up the amount of market share you guys think.
The Intel settlement is now eight months past. The primary public impact it had on AMD was the company's decision to accelerate decoupling itself from GlobalFoundries. We've reported on this in multiple stories--when I say the company's situation hasn't changed, I'm implicitly referencing our own past coverage on these topics.
AMD's roadmap still shows Llano in late 2010, Bullcat (see wut i did thar?) processors in 2011. We've also discussed the company's server chip price slashes at some length, and again, I expect those price strategies to continue.
You say that the Intel settlement represents a great change. In theory, I agree with you. Even if we had proof positive that the new agreement was going to lead to OEMs buying lots more AMD chips, we'd still have to wait for current purchase contracts to run out. I would describe the situation as being potentially different--we're waiting on proof.
Phenom II (Shanghai) isn't competitive with Core i7 at the upper end. I once wrote an article detailing the performance of an overclocked 4.2GHz Phenom II against a 2.67GHz Core i7 and a 3.2GHz i7. In some cases, the Phenom II just barely beat the 2.67GHz chip.
Adding another two cores has made the X6 Phenoms pretty sexy, but AMD can't just flip a switch and scale six chips up to 3.8GHz baseline speed.
Also, Acarzt, I agree with your general portrayal of the market. I don't expect Fusion to work wonders on AMD's competitive status, but I think it'll generally improve things. That's been the reality at AMD for the past 2-3 years--the company has slowly improved its product series over time, and is closing in on performance parity with Intel. If AMD continues executing in this manner, it will eventually catch up to Intel once again and be active in the high end.
Sticking with the underdog AMD. Without AMD, Intel would be alone in the market and that would be no good at all. Heck Intel is alone in the top-end CPU market and look at their prices...AMD needs more support.
AMD is pretty much on par in price/performance for the lower-end _and_ that's without taking into account platform recycling. AMD practically saves you from buying new motherboards with each CPU and that saves a huge % of money. Intel changing socket every time is enough from staying away from them.
Lets hope the all new design of Bulldozer will be a chef d'oeuvre and that fusion works as planned. AMD can't fall behind Intel that much more and Intel recently said they were ahead of their schedule.
I think they could catch up... but their is a key peice that intel has going for them that AMD/ATI does not.
Marketing.... I see intel commercials all the time. I have never seen an AMD/ATI Commercial.
I've seen ATI commercials on the web.. but never on TV. They need to get their name out there to consumers and pull in new customers.
Sell your AMD stock now :P
I was fool enough to buy into their crappy marketing. When it comes to actual bussines practice, intel has them beat hands down!
Thanks to those attitudes much like Apple, they are going to drive people away in droves! The only Fusion they belive in is the Fusion of your wallet to their stocks! SO, buy..buy...buy!!!
Good answer Joel. Thanks!
Tom, what marketing? lol I haven't anything come out of them in terms of market... well... very little.
Also... Joel, it think it's awesome that you post up articles for us AND stick around to comment and discuss with us. You don't find that kind of stuff anywhere else. Most sites you go to will carpet bomb articles and them forget about them, move on and pay no attention to what their audience has to say.
So thanks, for being awesome and participating in our shenanigans :-)
See this article for updated etails on AMD's roadmap:
And Acarzt, thanks very much. Unfortunately, literally the ONE time I didn't listen to a full conference call, I missed something biggish.
is this "biggish" news coming out in an article here soon?
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Gated ion channel
(Science: physiology) transmembrane proteins of excitable cells, that allow a flux of ions to pass only under defined circumstances. Channels may be either voltage gated, such as the sodium channel of neurons or ligand gated such as the acetylcholine receptor of cholinergic synapses. Channels tend to be relatively ion specific and allow fluxes of typically 1000 ions to pass in around 1ms, they are thus much faster at moving ions across a membrane than transport atpases.
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For the area its goo, when compared to AC or Philly its not that great. Not a bad place to get drinks, some cuties rolling around.
My buddy lives in dover and this is our go to bar. Stage is on one side of the room and the bar is on the other. Kinda hard to see from the bar, but good place to get away from the action. Its a decent place, especially for Dover.
Used to be called Hardwired and now the chase lounge with some nice changes. Cleaned the place up a bit, I come to this area for work often and decided to check it out when I saw the name change. The only game in town. Place is ok, the bar faces away from the stage and the lap dance room is kinda right out in the open next to the stage. Girls were hanging with me right away and were friendly. Not bad if in Dover, I'm not rushing back, but I will go back.
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I was here only once and hung out with a girl named Honey. She was hot, others were not, If you happen to be in Dover then go in but I wouldn't make a special trip. Although, for locals in dover this is the best choice to my knowledge.