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Episode 155: Semi-Facing Into the Abyss
August 28th, 2015 | Robin
Genetic enhancements meet tradecraft as Among My Many Hats looks under the hood of Ken's new Mutant City Blues campaign frame, "Mutant City Spies."
The Food Hut returns in what might be the first of an sweeping two-part series as we find ways to trick vegetables into being delicious.
Ken and Robin Recycle Audio from the Pelgrane Press panel at Gen Con, regarding yet more Dracula Dossier ancillary items in development, TimeWatch, GUMSHOE One-2-One, and the Worldbreaker epic campaign for The Esoterrorists.
Finally we don't let the historical record get in the way of a good chronological alteration scheme as Ken's Time Machine gives Leon Trotsky the movie career the world always wanted him to have.
It blew up Kickstarter. It slid into Gen Con on a gurney with both guns blazing. And now Feng Shui 2: Action Movie Roleplaying is laying down the kung fu, the gun fu, and the cybernetic primate fu, and rocketing its way to a retail store near you. Join our friends at Atlas Games in celebrating the long-anticipated release of Robin's classic game, accompanied by the GM Screen: Fistful of Fight Scenes and Blowing Up the Movies.
Ken fans who did not partake of the Kickstarter will want to sink their fangs into the pre-order for the Dracula Dossier from Pelgrane Press, consisting of the Director's Handbook and Dracula Unredacted. Download your consciousness into the Kickstarter for Transreality: New Worlds, the identity-bending graphic novel from Chris Lackey. Your inner pink gorilla will thank you.
Episode 148: The Truffles of the Fiend Folio
July 10th, 2015 | Robin
The Gaming Hut acquires extra filigrees and an extended backstory as we examine the cognitive investments gamers make when they learn to love detail.
The Food Hut takes a turn for the imaginary in response to this medieval recipe for griddle-roasted unicorn, brought to our attention by Terry O'Carroll. What happens when F20 adventurers start to regard monsters and mythical creatures not just as opponents, but as ingredients in fantasy-world cuisine?
In Ask Ken and Robin, Sean Phelan asks for ground rules on killing key NPCs offstage.
Finally we find ourselves in the Eliptony Hut, inspired by a CIA document drop on Project Blue Book, to investigate disinformation campaigns waged against UFOlogists.
Look out, Lieutenants of evil! The sinister mastermind you work for has taken some time to shake the post-conquest blues. But he'll be back soon, and your survival depends on impressing him. Thankfully, our lead sponsor Atlas Games has just what you need: their delightful new card game of competitive minion-stacking, Three Cheers for Master.
Episode 125: Just Get Two Corpses, People
January 30th, 2015 | Robin
Ken and Robin remember a 90% scale replica of the façade of the Alamo in this episode themed around their recent sojourn in Austin, TX.
In the Gaming Hut we recapitulate a Chupacabracon panel with talk of villains and how to portray them.
The Food Hut has us munching on barbecue, Tex Mex and the wonder that is In and Out Burger.
The Eliptony Hut has a classic bit of carny cryptozoology in it—the Minnesota Iceman, now resident in Austin's Museum of the Weird.
And finally Ken's Time Machine has him ensuring continuing independence for the Republic of Texas.
Attention, class! Anchor sponsor Atlas Games wants to enroll you in Mad Scientist University, the card game of evil genius, insane assignments, and unstable elements. Act now, Ken and Robin listeners, and they'll throw in the Spring Break expansion set for free. Shipping within the US is also free.
Choose your own sponsor, so long as it is Destiny Quest Infinite, an interactive fantasy game book like no other. Armed with nothing but your sword and a backpack, you enter a land of monsters, powerful forces, and shadowy secrets. Or check out the licensed computer version from Adventure Cow.
What's better than ravening ghouls prowling a blasted land for dead flesh to feast upon? Free ravening ghouls prowling a blasted land for dead flesh to feast upon! For a limited time only, grab Ken's Ghouls installment of Ken Writes About Stuff for the grave-dirt price of $0.00.
Episode 123: Freemium Democratic Regime
January 16th, 2015 | Robin
Verily and anon, adopt the cloak of darkness as Ken ducks into the Elizabethan tavern that is the Gaming Hut to discuss his School of Night GUMSHOE setting.
Violence and mayhem disrupt the tranquil comfort of the Food Hut as we examine America's Whiskey Wars and riff some dystopian futuristic equivalents.
Should that scene end with a jump or a slide? How to Write Good mulls the art of transitions.
The Conspiracy Corner situates itself in a hotel room—the so-called Illuminati hotel room at Houston's Hotel Zaza. We spitball the sinister plotlines that might spin from this weird location.
Attention, class! Anchor sponsor Atlas Games wants to enroll you in Mad Scientist University, the card game of evil genius, insane assignments, and unstable elements. Act now, Ken and Robin listeners, and they'll throw in the Spring Break expansion set for free. Shipping within the US is also free.
Episode 115: Anopheles Mosquito, Stagnant Pond
November 14th, 2014 | Robin
The hats in Among My Many Hats are bowlers, and green apples obscure our faces, because we're talking about Dreamhounds of Paris, now available for preorder, and its companion volume, The Book of Ants.
In the Food Hut we answer a Ryan Macklin request to talk about herbs. Which delicious plant will we name as monarch over all the others?
We are pursued by a bear into the Gaming Hut for a discussion of Shakespearean gaming, as part of our nod to birthday celebrant Dina Katz.
Finally the Consulting Occultist makes an appearance in the Tradecraft Hut to discuss revelations that British psy-ops thought it would calm the Northern Irish conflict if they staged evidence of black masses.
Attention, class! Anchor sponsor Atlas Games wants to enroll you in Mad Scientist University, the card game of evil genius, insane assignments, and unstable elements. Act now, Ken and Robin listeners, and they'll throw in the Spring Break expansion set for free. Shipping within the US is also free.
Show Ken you love him, and/or hate bloodsuckers, by kicking a few pounds in the direction of his Dracula Dossier Kickstarter. Learn what MI6 doesn't want you to know about the king of the vampires.
Also sponsoring us this week is the Paranoia Kickstarter from Mongoose Publishing. Obey the Computer, citizen, and crowdfund a fast-playing new iteration of the classic RPG of a darkly humorous future.
Episode 112: Someone Will Break Out Into Recipes
October 24th, 2014 | Robin
In the Gaming Hut we look at ways to add nuance to your setting's faiths by considering the split between official and popular religion.
Ken spills blood-red beans on the coming Dracula Dossier Kickstarter in Among My Many Hats.
The Food Hut takes on a bookish sheen as we recommend our favorite food writing.
Finally, the Consulting Occultist looks at the witch-related thoughts of once-influential scholar Margaret Murray.
Attention, class! Anchor sponsor Atlas Games wants to enroll you in Mad Scientist University, the card game of evil genius, insane assignments, and unstable elements. Act now, Ken and Robin listeners, and they'll throw in the Spring Break expansion set for free. Shipping within the US is also free.
Grab your battlemat and head on over to the Kickstarter for ArcKnight's Flat Plastic Miniatures. Their new transparency format combines snazzy looks with a great bargain, giving you more figures than competing styles.
Episode 84: Those Punk Magicians Killed My Elephant
April 11th, 2014 | Robin
The Gaming Hut rings with the sound of accents and impressions as we examine the role of voice work in GMing.
The Crime Blotter finds a surprising nexus of grift, elephant materialization and the technological spread of 20th century entertainment in the person of Harry Thurston. A less famous follower in his magician brother Howard's footsteps, Harry made his influence felt through connections to the Chicago mob.
We drink deep of mead, wine, beer and polyglot alcoholic beverages in the Food Hut, as we take a look at prehistoric and ancient drinking. A bookshelf hat tip goes out to Uncorking the Past by Patrick E. McGovern.
Get sleepy, very sleepy, letting go of cares and worries as the Consulting Occultist casts your mind toward the tale of Franz Anton Mesmer.
It's yo ho ho and a pocketful of doubloons as Atlas Games surveys the seven seas from the crow's nest that is our coveted anchor sponsor slot. Parrot on its shoulder, it orders up another special deal for Ken and Robin listeners, this time in the form of their innovative game of piratical nautical warfare, Pieces of Eight.
After ten years delighting the Swedish gaming scene, our pals at Fenix Magazine now bring the Best of Fenix to English-language GMs and players with their now-active Indiegogo campaign. This project so resounds with Hitean goodness that you have surely chipped in already. But if you haven't, that burning bird of prey is still passing the hat.
Episode 77: All the John Waynes
February 21st, 2014 | Robin
They said it couldn't strike twice, but the Ask Ken and Robin lightning round is back, tackling game designer payment, Day After Ragnarok, book hunting, and a Rob Ford mini-update.
In the wide open spaces of the Genre Hut, we look at ways to nerdtrope the Western, including Ken's Once Upon a Time in the North from Fenix magazine. We fit in all the John Waynes!
Reserve your kitchen outlets as Ken and Robin talk gadgets and appliances in the Food Hut.
Then look up, way up, to the paranoia of chemtrails in Conspiracy Corner.
Once again Fenix Magazine occupies the coveted anchor sponsor slot. After ten years delighting the Swedish gaming scene, they're now bringing the Best of Fenix to English-language GMs and players with their now-active Indiegogo campaign.
Don your chivalric armor to also thank sponsor Atlas Games, now unveiling Enchanting Tales, the exciting new expansion for their classic Once Upon a Time card game.
Episode 69: You Already Met the First Tiger
December 13th, 2013 | Robin
Ken and Robin open the Gaming Hut to air evolving differences in gamer expectations, with Feng Shui player feedback offering a time portal between the mid-90s and now.
Among My Many Hats looks into Ken's gig as a dramaturg for WildClaw Theatre's stage production of Shadow Over Innsmouth.
With the holidays nearing, the Food Hut learns what Christmas food means to us.
Finally Ken's Time Machine gears up to undo the 1979 Iranian revolution.
Episode 55: Endemic Clan Warfare and Beautiful Lakes
September 6th, 2013 | Robin
After a prefatory Travel Advisory on their activities at FanExpo Canada and a Food Hut trawl through the gustatory delight's of Robin's neighborhood, Ken and Robin take a nostalgic look back over the haul of treasures secured in Toronto for Ken's Bookshelf. Gangsters, pirates and ancient Americans flood into the Hite Memorial Library as we learn the secret graphic signifier that announces the presence of prime crazy.
In Ken and/or Robin Talk to Someone Else, Rob Heinsoo swings by the podcast to discuss the design process for 13th Age, as seen through the lens of traps and their evolving role in fantasy roleplaying.
Finally we enter the Gaming Hut to consider techniques for collaborative worldbuilding. That last segment idea comes courtesy of this episode's lead sponsor, Genesis of Legend Publishing, and its Spark RPG.


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I wanted to make this as more of a main dish so I added two chicken breasts, cooked and cut up in bite size pieces. I also added some spinach and zucchini. I did not have fresh basil so used dried basil for flavor. I've read in other reviews that this recipe is too cheesy, but I took a chance and did the recipe as directed, and was just right. I'm thinking that because I added chicken and vegetables, the amount of cheese was fine. I did have leftovers and this dish was flavorful the next day. Easy recipe that you can modify with what you have on hand and I will be making again.


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- 2 pounds medium shrimp in their shells
- ¾ cup olive oil
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh fennel sprigs
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- Dried fennel stalks (optional)
Prepare a charcoal or wood fire. Off the heat, cover the rack with foil and make slits in the foil with a paring knife.
Place the shrimp in a bowl. Add the olive oil and fennel and toss.
When the coals are dusty red, set the grill in place to heat up. When ready to cook the shrimp, add the dried fennel stalks to the coals, if using; they will ignite almost immediately.
Quickly arrange the shrimp on the grill to infuse with the fennel stalk flavor. Grill the shrimp on each side for 1 to 2 minutes, until they turn pink.
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124mg (12%)
6mg (10%)
123mcg RAE (4%)
345mg (115%)
342mg (14%)
6g (32%)
44g (68%)
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I applied online. The process took 2+ months. I interviewed at Guardian Industries (Carleton, MI) in June 2014.
The overall process took about two months, but I was kept in the loop during the whole process. The first interview consisted of my knowledge of the company, and then a small tour of one of the lines. After that came basic interview questions, strengths, weaknesses, if I was willing to work long hours. The first interview lasted roughly 45 minutes from start to finish. I got the second call from Guardian about 2 weeks after my first interview, this one consisted of a one on one interview with a member of HR. I was asked more specific questions, such as how I'd handle specific situations related to saftey, and harassment. At the end I was given a writen, and verbal offer for the position, pending a drug test and background check.
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took a week. I interviewed at Guardian Industries (Carleton, MI) in March 2014.
Was mostly a pleasant process. Gave me a good tour of the plant, explained duties pretty well. Left me with other techs at one point who seemed to question my experience and whether or not I was willing to get dirty since my resume stressed office type work, I guess. Seemed like nice enough bunch though.
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I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Guardian Industries (Carleton, MI) in July 2013.
Hiring process was smooth. All technical people accept one took the individual interviews. I was contacted by an outside recruiter who explained the hiring process in detail. Guardian always make sure the candidate can perform without minimum or no training, can work long hours with pressure.
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Reasonable and quick.
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I applied in-person. The process took 5 days. I interviewed at Guardian Industries (Carleton, MI) in August 2011.
Lengthy when I hired in. The new process sits you down with a member of HR. If you pass then you sit down with a shift manager and 2 production supervisors for a second interview.
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I applied online. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Guardian Industries (Carleton, MI) in May 2010.
Initial communications were a telephone pre-screen reviewing my application and resume' submitted. Interview process was day long event, meeting w/several managers and personnel involved in the hiring process at different points in the day. Also it included a tour of plant with walk/talk involved. Notes were taken by about half of the people conducting the interview, so that the notes could be compared at a later time.
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- There weren't any extremely difficult or unexpected questions, Guardian is looking less for technical knowledge and more for a cultural fit. Answer Question
Negotiate on both wages and vacation time. (of course, that was prior to Koch Industries buying into Guardian).
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Gophers Play Host to WSU for Exhibition
Oct. 29, 2013
The Opening Tip - Quick Notes
The Minnesota women's basketball team plays host to Winona State on Tuesday, Oct. 29, for the first of two exhibition games. Tipoff time is set for 7:00 p.m. at Williams Arena.
There will be a Live Blog and Live Stats available on Gophersports.com.
The Golden Gophers play their second exhibition on Saturday at 2:00 p.m., playing host to Minnesota State Moorhead.
The Gophers boasted a .439 field goal percentage last season, which not only led the Big Ten, but also ranked among the Top 20 nationally.
With 1,243 career points, junior guard Rachel Banham needs 39 points to surpass Ashley Ellis-Milan for the No. 13 spot on the career chart. Ellis-Milan concluded her career with 1,281 points during 2006-10.
Banham is on the "watch list" for The Wade Award and was recently named to the John R. Wooden Award Preseason Women's Top 30. Last year, she averaged 20.7 points per game, which led the Big Ten, and was a First Team All-Big Ten selection by the conference's coaches and a WBCA Honorable Mention All-American.
Over 70 percent of senior guard Sari Noga's scoring came from beyond the arc last season, as 162 of her 223 total points were of the three-point variety.
Last year, senior forward Micaëlla Riché more than doubled her point total from her sophomore season and improved her scoring average by 7.4 points per game. She also increased her rebounding average by 3.5 boards per game.
Riché is unlikely to play tonight after sustaining an ankle injury during Monday's practice.
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Minors: Gonzalez leads Miracle to win over Daytona
Mike Gonzalez knocked in three runs and starting pitcher D.J. Baxendale tossed seven solid innings as the Fort Myers Miracle pulled off a 5-3 win on the road against the Daytona Cubs at Jackie Robinson Stadium.
Gonzalez got things started for Fort Myers (59-37) with an RBI single in the top of the fourth inning that scored Adam Brett Walker, who reached on a double to deep center field. He knocked in two more runs with a single in the fifth and finished the evening 2-for-5.
Baxendale (3-1) picked up the win after he scattered three runs on five hits over seven innings of work. He struck out a season-high seven and walked three. It was his third consecutive win.
Travis Harrison went 3-for-5 and scored twice for the Miracle. It was his fourth multi-hit game in his last 10 games.
The Miracle return home for a four-game set against the Brevard Manatees starting Sunday at 4:05 p.m.
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Alex Jefferson
White Squeaks Past Maroon for 2-0 Series Lead
Three-run 4th enough to hand White squad 3-2 victory in Game 2
Missouri Valley Recognizes 135 MSU Scholar-Athletes
Becker, Karlsen, Duckworth, Scott and Beaty earn prestigious MVC President's Council Award
Bears Active in Summer Baseball Leagues Across the Country
Returning Bears competing in leagues from California to North Carolina
Bears Claim Third Valley Tournament Title With 5-2 Victory Over Bradley
MSU will enter postseason on 16-game win streak after rallying to take MVC crown
Bears Knock Off Wichita State to Extend Win Streak to 14 Games
MSU breaks game open with seven-run sixth as Harris tosses 7.0 shutout innings
MVC Commissioner's Academic Excellence Award (2014)
MVC Commissioner's Academic Honor Roll (2014)
2014: Jefferson saw action in 31 games as a freshman, drawing 17 starting assignments in the MSU outfield...Batted .226 and posted a .360 on-base percentage to go along with a home run and two steals, while scoring 15 runs in just 76 plate appearances...Scored two runs in five different contests...Enjoyed a solid showing at the Lobo Invite (Feb. 21-22), logging a hit in each of his first three games as a Bear and scoring four times to help the Bears go 3-1 on the weekend...Tripled and scored in his first collegiate game, a 9-8 win over Northern Illinois (Feb. 21); filled in for an injured Tate Matheny the following day, going 2-for-5 with four walks and four runs scored in wins over NIU and host New Mexico...Returned from a five-week layoff by clubbing his first collegiate homer in his first at-bat April 12 at Bradley; added another hit and scored twice in the same contest...Matched his season best with two hits in five at-bats at UT Martin (April 25)...Reached base safely in nine straight games, including a seven-game hit streak (April 19-30)...Delivered a two-out, two-run single as part of the Bears' five-run seventh inning in a 7-2 win over Bradley at the MVC Championship (May 22)...Received the MVC Commissioner's Academic Excellence Award and a spot on the conference's academic honor roll in recognition of his work in the classroom...Named a California Collegiate League All-Star for the SoCal Catch; led his club with 30 runs scored and 25 steals.
Background: Named a Louisville Slugger High School All-American after batting .455 with a .542 on-base percentage, 51 runs scored and 20 stolen bases in 20 attempts as a senior at Normal Community West High...Helped his team to a 32-4 overall record, including 27 straight wins in 2013...Also a left-handed pitcher for the Wildcats, Jefferson went 3-3 with a 1.74 ERA and 49 strikeouts in 44.1 innings pitched, earning all-state honors from the Illinois Baseball Coaches Association...As a junior, was named 2012 CornbeltBaseball.com Pitcher of the Year after going 9-1 with a 1.23 ERA on the mound, holding the opposition to a .157 batting average and tossing three shutouts to help go 30-8 and win a regional title...Also stood out at the plate, batting .418 with team highs of 35 runs scored, 49 hits, 14 doubles and 17 stolen bases as an outfielder for the Wildcats...A talented quarterback for the Wildcats on the grid iron as well, Jefferson was tabbed The Bloomington Pantagraph's prep player of the year as a junior after racking up 3,476 yards of total offense and accounting for 45 touchdowns.
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Business News for Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare
Massachusetts General Hospital Expands Use of LiveData PeriOp Manager with OR-Schedule Board
LiveData, Inc. has announced that Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) has expanded its deployment of LiveData PeriOp Manager™, adding LiveData OR-Schedule Board™ to its growing patient safety and operational intelligence deployments. A key module in LiveData PeriOp Manager, OR-Schedule Board provides a large-screen view of the day's surgical cases, showing the real-time status of all rooms in the OR suite with case milestone indications and alerts. It dynamically updates changes in real-time and uniquely predicts the actual case flow for the day, so perioperative teams have actionable data to influence OR utilization.
LiveData PeriOp Manager synchronizes perioperative workflow throughout the entire perioperative suite. Coordinating patient flow, patient care, and related resources from preoperative assessment to discharge in real-time, PeriOp Manager streamlines OR throughput and promotes full compliance with CMS, The Joint Commission, and other critical patient safety mandates. OR-Schedule Board is a real-time view of the day's surgical caseload. It automatically adjusts case start and end times based on real-time case workflow monitoring, and provides interactive tools to automate OR assignment and clinical staffing on the fly.
"Hospitals are under constant pressure to cut costs safely, while maintaining their commitment to patient safety and quality healthcare," said LiveData CEO Jeff Robbins. "One of the most effective way to improve the bottom line is by optimizing the scheduling of resources, both equipment and personnel. OR-Schedule Board brings a new level of efficiency and effectiveness to clinical staff and management."
OR-Schedule Board has been deployed in all operating rooms at Mass General.
Web-based OR-Schedule Board is accessible from any authorized workstation throughout the OR suite – PreOp, PACU, ICU, staff lounges, and even locker rooms.
LiveData PeriOp Manager integrates real-time data with workflow automation to coordinate and manage patient care throughout the perioperative suite. PeriOp Manager includes:
- OR-Schedule Board: a real-time view of the day's surgical cases, enabling scheduled procedures to be adjusted as the day unfolds to reduce unnecessary cancellations, staff overtime, and to improve overall patient throughput.
- PreOp Board: a single, dynamic, operational view of patient status and perioperative case workflow confirms the necessary prerequisites for surgery are completed in time to ensure on-time starts and reduce unnecessary rescheduling or cancellations.
- OR-Dashboard: a display of patient information, visible to the entire surgical team, integrating data from hospital medical records and physiological devices with automated surgical workflow and patient safety information including Active Time Out, a real-time, interactive surgical safety checklist.
- Patient Flow: a patient check-in process integrated into perioperative workflow tracking.
- Family Waiting Board: a display designed for public areas to enable families to track the progress of their loved ones as they move through the surgical process.
- Analytics: comprehensive big data analysis, transforming real-time operational data into actionable quality, compliance, and efficiency intelligence.
Iatric Systems Accelero Connect Integrates Medical Devices with the EHR
Halifax Regional Medical Center reports streamlined workflows and enhanced patient care after working with Iatric Systems, Inc., a comprehensive healthcare IT integration company, to integrate Welch Allyn and Nihon Kohden medical devices with its electronic health record (EHR) in various hospital areas.
FDB and Polyglot Systems Partner to Help Improve Medication Adherence
First Databank (FDB), a provider of clinical drug knowledge that helps improve medication-related decisions and patient outcomes,has entered into an agreement with Polyglot Systems to be the primary distributor of Polyglot's proprietary Meducation® simplified patient medication instructions to the hospital, ambulatory, and pharmacy markets in the United States and Canada.
Yale-New Haven Hospital Offers Stratus Video Remote Interpreting Services
Between 1990 and 2010, the number of limited English proficiency (LEP) individuals in the United States has grown by 80%, exceeding 280,000 individuals nationally.
Palm Medical Group Chooses HealthFusion to Provide EHR Technology to Physicians
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Holy Cross Hospital Ensures Clear Patient Communication with Martti Technology
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- BD's Acquistion of CareFusion Offers Integrated Medication Management, Patient Safety Solutions


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NCIS News
In this sneak preview clip from tonight's NCIS, Ziva makes introductions between Abby and the witness who could crack the case of the week.
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Cote de Pablo Teases New NCIS Dynamic Duo
TV's #1 drama is heating things up this week between Ziva and Tony ... and Ziva and Abby. Read on for the scoop on this week and beyond.
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NCIS Round Table: "Shell Shock"
NCIS aired another outstanding two-part episode this month. Come along as we break it down in our weekly Round Table Q&A discussion!
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NCIS Promo: Kidnapped and Traumatized
One girl kidnapped, one girl traumatized and a sinister twist that leads to a mystery woman. Watch the promo for next week's NCIS, "Gone."
NCIS Review: Shell Shocked and Awed
This week on NCIS, Gibbs continues his hunt for a terrorist. Read on for a review of "Shell Shock, Part II"!
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Brad Beyer Previews NCIS, Conclusion of PTSD Arc
NCIS' PTSD story arc concludes tonight, and showrunner Gary Glasberg previews it here along with guest star Brad Beyer.
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Greg Germann will guest star on NCIS as Vance's deputy director, according to reports. Read more about this intriguing new role here.
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Really great apartment in the centre of town, close to all the main features. Compact apartment, but had everything we needed, warm and very comfortable and very well equipped. We will most definately return and stay in Rey Apartments!!
Our greeting was friendly and helpful. The room was spotlessly clean, very comfortable and incredibly well equipped. The location was perfect and importantly, the tour companies new it and were happy to collect us a drop us at the door. Despite gales and snow outside the appartment was always warm and did not suffer from any outside noise.
We could not find any fault with the Rey Appartments and would go back if the opportunity arises.
Clean, comfortable, modern and spacious rooms with a well equipped kitchen. Staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful and the apartment location was perfect, just off the main street and close to the main sights. We stayed here 5 nights and would not hesitate to book here again if we came to Reykjavik again.
You couldn't fault the location of the apartment and the standard of it, fabulous. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Would go back again, thanks.
warm, decent size bed, quiet but still only stones throw from all the bars and restaurants, staff quick to help resolve any issues.
internet was wobbly for one of us, teeny shower cubicle.
We were met by a friendly chap, good English too!. The apartment was clean and spacious and had lovely art work and all facilities we needed. It was close to the city centre and very quiet (top floor). We were able to park our car in the parking space available too.
The dishwasher didn't work properly and the bathroom would benefit from having a good mat on the floor next to the shower otherwise everything was great.
Amazing location
amazing room, bed and shower.
Location, quality of accomodation
Iceland is expensive!
We were welcomed at 1am and shown to our room. The room was spacious and comfortable with everything we needed. We were very lucky to have use of a free parking space courtesy of Rey apartments too.
The location is excellent, with the Cathedral at one end of the road and the ocean at the other.
Our room was cleaned mid stay and everything was spotless.
We would definitely stay here again.
Nothing. We loved our stay.
warm & clean. great location. change of sheets and towels during 4 day stay. phone in lobby very useful. would recommend them.
smell from next apartments cooking. steep stairs to third floor.
The apartment is great. It is located near the city center. The front desk lady was very helpful when one of my friends needed to schedule a bus for the airport at 9 at night. The apartment was clean and comfortable.
Because of the location, parking could be hard to find. Also, because of the location, sometimes it is noisy in the morning with morning traffic and at night when people are leaving the bars.
Good location . Easy can find supermarket where only take 5-10mins and have lots of restaurant and Deli shop.
Full enqipped apartment : there are full enqipped to our traveller or backpacker if want to make meal at home. There have some kitchenware such as cooking pan, plate, etc. and it also got cooking dressing such as oil , suger, salt etc. it was so so convienence to us coz we dun hav time to buy something outside when we were having tour.
It is an excellent and functional accommodation.
Have Wifi everywhere in apartment .
Price reasonable
The location - it was just behind the main street of Reykjavík.
The layout, cleanliness and facilities were excellent.
Great beds and crisp white linen.
The only thing that let it down a bit, was the man that looked after the place. Whilst he was pleasant, he wasn't particulary helpful. He didn't provide any information about the town or the sights. We called him up to help out with taxi's and he wasn't helpful at all. He seemed to not really understand what I was asking for.
Great location within easy walking distance to lots of cafes and shopping.
Very clean and THE MOST COMFORTABLE BED!!
Little self contained flat, perfect for our stay
Nothing at all
the bed were really comfortable, the shower was amazing, the apartment was clean and the kitchen fairly well equipped
There were 4 of us staying but there were only 3 lounge chairs in the apartment
Perfect location, spotlessly clean and very modern. Staff very friendly,
The beds were very comfortable ensuring a great night's sleep. Very clean apartment. Very warm, lots of hot water. Big bathroom. Great location, not a noisy street but very central.
Sofas not very comfortable for 4 people. TV didn't have any English channels. Kitchen lacking some basics.
Friendly and efficient. Beds very comfortable. Everything you need for a short stay.
The staff were extremely helpful and very accommodating. I would definitely stay in this location again. I found everything very clean and as I expected for this type of lodging.
clean apartment, comfy beds and everything required to cook and cutlery etc all available! Towels provided and also shampoo/soaps etc
One toilet - for a place for 6 beds, two would be better but for that price, it is fine!
Location was fantastic, spotless clean, brilliant size. for a large group, facilities in the apartment second to none.
Last flight of stairs quite steep ok for us but not if you had walking difficulties it does advise you about the stairs.
I liked everything during my 7 days stay. The staff was very helpful and kind, the apartment was great, clean and cosy! It was located at an excellent position in the center of the town.
I liked everything. There was nothing negative in Rey apartments.
It was really easy getting to REY Apartments with the Flybus+ service that we booked, that dropped us at the doorstep. Our studio was so comfortable, spotlessly clean and in great condition. Basic toiletries like shower gel and shampoo were provided; the rooms were cleaned and tidied every day. Brilliant location, just one street behind the main shopping high street, in the charming older part of Reykjavik. We loved it and would love to be back at Rey Apartments at some point in future.
The location was excellent, it really made you feel like you were part of the city. We enjoyed being able to move freely through the city and lucked out on having parking.
We loved our appartment. Rooms are spacious and the kitchen-dinning room
is well designed. Good location in downtown Reykjavík near Laugavegur.
Staff is friendly and helpful.
Nothing. No complaint.
the location was fantastic...one block from main shopping street . 5 -10 minutes from Hallgrimskirkja. walkable to main sights. apartment very cozy..loved the comfort of the bed and the 2 down comforters..lots of pillows!!staff helpful..stored my bags in the office since i had late afternoon flight.
can hear others in nearby apartments. lots of street noise late at night and early in the morning. didnt realize so many cars travel the street the apartments are on.
Good value for money. Situated right in the middle of downtown. Has a good kitchen and all the facilities for a great stay.
I liked everything.
Easy access, staff friendly and courteous, apartment was very clean, comfortable. Perfect place to stay in Reykjavik.
Stairwell is very noisy. Bathroom sink is tiny.
Location, cleanliness and decor
The kitchen equipment is a bit basic for a self catering break.
Excellent location
Nice interior
Noisy in the morning when some trucks were driving around.
Excellent apartments - so central and super comfy!
Nothing, whole experience was great.
I loved everything about it!
Just have to say ... one thing, when I booked on line - bookings.com I booked an apartment for 3 people. One couple & one single adult. The apartment was huge with several extra beds. Wonder if I could have paid less for a smaller place? Anyway, the description on line could have been more clear I guess. I will be coming back to Reykajavik soon with my family and will stay at Rey apartments.
Very convenient location downtown within walking distance of the shopping and the Harp and the harbor. Comfortable beds, full kitchen. The apartment was lovely, full of light and modern.
Location, comfortable, clean & spacious
welcoming staff, great location, very clean and warm.
Top floor apartment so lots of steps - ok for us, not so good for elderly/disabled/very small kids.
More wardrobe/cupboard space would have helped.
Fantastic apartment in great location at great value!!!
Only minus was that tv did not work but that can also be a positive!!!
The apartment was very clean and well presented with good facilities. Fantastic central location.
Location, kitchen.
Steep stairs, nightmare for big suitcases. No parking.
Great location, attentive staff. Comfortable room with ample space.
The room had 3 beds so we could all sleep very comfortably. The kitchen/living room had everything we needed so we didn't feel cramped like in a regular hotel room. Location was absolutely perfect. We could walk to everything!!
Great staff, great room, great location. Would love to stay there Next time i'm in Reykjavik.
Superb location; easy walking distance to center of town and to arts district.
Clean, well designed, adequately stocked kitchen.
Nice staff.
No elevator; would be difficult for some people with luggage.
No dresser or shelves for storing clothes. Some hangers but otherwise had to live out of suitcase.
The apartment was quite spacious. The beds were comfortable and the staff was very accommodating.
Location and cleanliness.
Rey apartment is located at the city centre, a few minutes walk to all the sight seeing areas. It is close to the convenient stores, the church and all diff restaurants.
I booked a small apartment and the bed is quite small for 2 adults and 1 junior kid. The bathroom is quite small too.
Owner very helpful, apartment very clean and fully fitted. Highly recommended. In the center of town very convenient.
Very fine interiors, comfortable beds, great location,
some partying noises during the night, but it was saturday night, and reykjavik loves to party :-)
Top floor 2 bedroom apartment was very well equipped, comfortable, and conveniently situated for exploring Reykjavik.
No lift to 2nd floor. That's all.
Very clean. Spacious overall with ample closet space for a brief trip. Enough room to relax and be comfortable. Nice to have a near complete kitchen to cook a romantic meal at home. Great location in central Reykjavik, perfect for a couple on foot.
Bed a bit smaller than we'd have preferred as a couple on a romantic vacation (prefer at least a queen and this was a double). Quite loud in the late night - but that's the price you pay to be in the heart of a lively city!


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How male and female brains diverge is a hotly debated topic, but the study of model organisms points to differences that cannot be ignored.
Capsule Reviews
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Your Atomic Self, Eureka!, A Talent for Friendship, and Undeniable
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Your Atomic Self, Eureka!, A Talent for Friendship, and Undeniable
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A massive screen yields the most comprehensive map of binary human protein interactions to date.
November 17, 2014|
Improved methods to grow patients' tumor cells in a dish offer opportunities to find durable therapies.
November 10, 2014|
A comprehensive map of human proteins throughout the body identifies the testes as home to the most unique blend of gene products.
November 5, 2014|
A study suggests that, at least in US academia, men and women now receive roughly equivalent treatment in the workplace. The scientific community disagrees.
November 1, 2014|
In Chapter 1, "Fossils and War," author J.G.M. "Hans" Thewissen describes the difficulties of conducting field research in a conflict zone.
November 1, 2014|
Leonardo's Brain, The Future of the Brain, Dodging Extinction, and Arrival of the Fittest
November 1, 2014|
Should there be standard protocols for how researchers attempt to reproduce the work of others?
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The history of cetaceans can serve as a model for both evolutionary dynamics and interdisciplinary collaboration.
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This year's data reveal notable variation in compensation for life scientists working in different fields, sectors, and regions of the world.


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Facial Reconstructive Surgery Q&A
Pain + Facial Reconstructive Surgery
Orbital Bone Fracture?
I got a orbital bone fracture 4 years ago and have still been getting surgeries. I had notice after my one surgery that my eyeball dropped and was way... READ MORE
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3 months ago I had a nerve transplant to regain movement on the right side of my face My concern is that the incisions though they look ok they still... READ MORE
Will I be in pain for the rest of my life? Is it normal for my pain to be continuous?
I had surgery within the past two months to reconstruct everything but my chin and lower jaw. There are now 8 titanium plates and several screws in my... READ MORE
Surgery at Orbital Bone and Upper Jaw Bone (photos)
Dear Sir, I was met with an accident Six year ago and a surgery have been conducted during that time on my face ( Right Side Below Right Eye &... READ MORE
If Scar Tissue is Impinging on my Auricular Nerve Causing Pain Etc. Can Anything Be Done About It? (photo)
I had my right temperomandibular joint replaced with an artificial one made of chrome cobalt nickel alloy . I was told that the 6 months following... READ MORE
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My Zygoma was broken 10 years ago(the bone was set back in place with out titanium or screws) but i have always had problems with swelling in certain... READ MORE
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I have had this weird swelling on one side of my face for 4 years now. It's been a progressive swelling and will occasionally get worse. It also is... READ MORE
I went mentally ill. I pushed with both hands on the side (around cheekbones) of my face. Now I'm deformed+pain
I've visited many doctors and they made a ct-scan. I told them i had an accident because I'm ashamed off what happened. My eyes look more hollow and... READ MORE


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"Fundamental Analysts: You don't need them in a Bull market, and you don't want them in a Bear market."
I started out in this business on a trading desk. The head of trading who trained me was a crusty no bullshit former Marine Jungle Combat Instructor. He was not keen on Fundamental Analysts, and I vividly recall that quote above as one of his favorite expressions about them.
I was reminded of that no-nonsense attitude when reading about the recent threats of a US credit rating downgrade by S&P and Moody's.
There are three problems with the NRSROs:
1. The Ratings Agencies completely missed the biggest credit risk and collapse in a century. Why should anything they ever say be trusted by investors again?
2. They subverted their own business models from objective analysts to paid shills in pursuit of greater profits. Hence, they have failed in even their most basic obligations to investors, as well as their fundamental business structure.
3. Their status as Nationally Recognized Statistical Rating Organizations ("NRSROs") reduces competition in analysis and ratings, and gives them unnecessary credibility.
After the colossal clusterf$#% they helped creat, why on eart are they afforded any special privileges or competitive advantages?
It is time to eliminate the special NRSRO status, radically open up the ratings space to real competition, and force bond buyers to do their own homework.
It is the 21st century. Perhaps out regulatory structures should reflect that . . .
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It appears that the web editors at the AEI have been busy. Peter Wallison, currently a member of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, was also the co-director of AEI's Financial Deregulation Project, along with his co-director, Columbia professor Charles Calomoris. Over at Calomoris's bio, his status as co-director of AEI's Financial Deregulation Project is the…Read More
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Two firms I have more than a passing relationship — Yahoo Finance and StockTwits — have formally announced a deal to place the curated StockTwit content directly onto Yahoo Finance. (I am a regular on Yahoo Finance, and FusionIQ offers several products in the stock twits marketplace). Lets use Google as an example of what…Read More
Here are Bloomberg's run of Wall Street's top economic prognosticators. Click to open PDFs • Top Personal Spending Forecasters • Top Unemployment Forecasters • Top GDP Forecasters • Top CPI Forecasters • Top Overall Forecasters Yes, I know that calling someone a top Wall Street's top economist is like saying they are the skinniest guy…Read More
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The WSJ occasionally buries huge stories in its much less read weekend edition; recall the option backdating investigation in 2006. This past weekend was a classic example of this: "Federal authorities, capping a three-year investigation, are preparing insider-trading charges that could ensnare consultants, investment bankers, hedge-fund and mutual-fund traders, and analysts across the nation, according…Read More
Have a quick look at yesterday's post: Wedbush: Cheap as a Fox. There was a robust discussion in comments — and the general take that resonated with me was summed up thusly: Being judicious about expenses is one thing, but being ultra cheap can be counter-productive and myopic when you figure in the opportunity costs….Read More
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> I frequently find myself disagreeing with Tobias Levkovich of Citigroup. That's not surprising, given his firm and their investment posture. Where I really part ways is on anything housing related. Levkovich was part of the mainstream herd of strategists who, as the markets topped in October 2007, made the erroneous forecast that Housing would…Read More
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We know the major ratings agencies suck. We know their business model was payola. We know they sold ratings for cash, committed fraud on structured product investors. We know they hid significant modeling errors, and then hid these problems from the public and regulators. Might their free ride be coming to an end? The SEC…Read More
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'Boy these companies look pretty good, earnings are OK, they have plenty of cash. What if there's a double dip?' 'I'm no macroeconomist, but . . .' > Here is an intriguing possibility, one that should make any investor holding 80% cash a tad nervous: The Buy/Sell/Hold crowd of analysts are excessively cautious: "For the…Read More
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I hate it when two people I know and like do battle. This week, it is Mike Shedlock of MISH's global economic analysis squaring up against my friend and work neighbor, Lakshman Achuthan of the Economic Cycle Research Institute (ECRI). Mish ripped ECRI in an unsparing critique this morning: ECRI Weekly Leading Indicators at Negative…Read More


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Cory Spruill, Ex-Edward Little High School Homosexual Football Player Sends Christians "Gay" Porn on Facebook
The Young Conservatives of America (YCA) are not new to internet harrassment. In fact, the organizations positions on such issues as right to life, traditional family values, a free-market economy and a strong national defense lead members to expect some degree of harrassment by some members of their opposition.
This week however YCA experienced a new low when the organizations National Chairman sat down to check his Facebook messages.
Cory Spruill, a nineteen year old homosexual man and recent graduate of Edward Little High School who plans to attend the University of Maine had send harrassing messages, including nude and pornographic images of "acts to crude for print" in an effort to harrass the Chairman.
YCA has a zero tolerance for this type of harrasment and is currently looking into taking legal action against Mr. Spruill for internet cyber-harrasment. The photo was too graphic to post but a screen shot of his comments can be seen below.
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0 i have recently had a pt who was schedule estrace cream 3xweek. i've questioned myself if i'm doing it right. i thought that i'm only suppose to insert at the tip where the meatus is located, does anyone know the true application?
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Pronunciation of elaborateഇലൈബേരട / ഇലൈബ്രട / ഇലൈബരൈട / ഇലൈബരിട / ഇലൈബരേട
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Inflected formselaborated (verb past tense)
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Definitions and Meaning of elaborate in Englishelaborate - adjective
- marked by complexity and richness of detail
- developed or executed with care and in minute detail
- the elaborate register of the inhabitants prevented tax evasion
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- add details, as to an account or idea; clarify the meaning of and discourse in a learned way, usually in writing
- produce from basic elements or sources; change into a more developed product
- make more complex, intricate, or richer
- work out in detail
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Hypnosis during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period for preventing postnatal depression
ABSTRACT The morbidity caused by postnatal depression is enormous. Several psychological or psychosocial interventions have appeared to be effective for treating the disorder although they have not shown a clear benefit in preventing the development of PND. As yet however, the effectiveness of hypnosis has not been evaluated in relation to this.
To assess the effect of hypnosis for preventing postnatal depression compared with usual antenatal, intranatal, or postnatal care.
We searched the Cochrane Pregnancy and Childbirth Group's Trials Register (30 September 2011).
Randomised controlled trials comparing hypnosis with usual antenatal, intranatal, or postnatal care, where the primary or secondary objective is to assess whether there is a reduced risk of developing postnatal depression.
Two review authors independently assessed trials for inclusion and assessed the one included study for risk of bias. The included study did not contribute any data for analysis.
There was one included study (involving 63 women). However, as it did not include the outcomes of interest, no data were available for analysis for this review.
There was no evidence available from randomised controlled trials to assess the effectiveness of hypnosis during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period for preventing postnatal depression. Evidence from randomised controlled trials is needed to evaluate the use and effects of hypnosis during the perinatal period to prevent postnatal depression. Two trials are currently underway which may provide further information in the future.
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- "There are very few high-quality studies of massage therapy, acupuncture, and hypnosis for treating antenatal depression.80,81 One randomized trial compared acupuncture (specific for depression), control acupuncture, and massage for 8 weeks in 150 women with antenatal depression. "
ABSTRACT: In pregnant women with major depression, the overarching goal of treatment is to achieve or maintain maternal euthymia, thus limiting both maternal and fetal exposure to the harmful effects of untreated or incompletely treated depression. However, the absence of uniformly effective therapies with guaranteed obstetric and fetal safety makes the treatment of major depression during pregnancy among the most formidable of clinical challenges. Clinicians and patients are still faced with conflicting data and expert opinion regarding the reproductive safety of antidepressants in pregnancy, as well as large gaps in our understanding of the effectiveness of most antidepressants and nonpharmacological alternatives for treating antenatal depression. In this paper, we provide a clinically focused review of the available information on potential maternal and fetal risks of untreated maternal depression during pregnancy, the effectiveness of interventions for maternal depression during pregnancy, and potential obstetric, fetal, and neonatal risks associated with antenatal antidepressant use.Drug, Healthcare and Patient Safety 09/2014; 6:109-29. DOI:10.2147/DHPS.S43308
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- "Treatment of PPD has often utilized different forms of psychotherapy, given the concern about pharmacological treatment postpartum on the suckling infant.70 Other treatment approaches are various including preventative exercise,71 acupuncture, massage, morning light exposure, and hypnosis.72 Here we focus on the role of pharmacological treatments and try to place this in the context of immune-inflammatory pathways, including TRYCATs and O&NS. "
ABSTRACT: Postpartum depression (PPD) is common, occurring in 10%-15% of women. Due to concerns about teratogenicity of medications in the suckling infant, the treatment of PPD has often been restricted to psychotherapy. We review here the biological underpinnings to PPD, suggesting a powerful role for the tryptophan catabolites, indoleamine 2,3-dixoygenase, serotonin, and autoimmunity in mediating the consequences of immuno-inflammation and oxidative and nitrosative stress. It is suggested that the increased inflammatory potential, the decreases in endogenous anti-inflammatory compounds together with decreased omega-3 poly-unsaturated fatty acids, in the postnatal period cause an inflammatory environment. The latter may result in the utilization of peripheral inflammatory products, especially kynurenine, in driving the central processes producing postnatal depression. The pharmacological treatment of PPD is placed in this context, and recommendations for more refined and safer treatments are made, including the better utilization of the antidepressant, and the anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects of melatonin.Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment 02/2013; 9:277-87. DOI:10.2147/NDT.S25320 · 1.74 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The management of mood disorders during pregnancy is complex due to risks associated with medication use and risks associated with untreated depression. Antidepressant use during pregnancy is an exposure for the unborn child, and it currently remains unclear what long-term repercussions there might be from this exposure, though available data are reassuring. On the other hand, there are risks for both the mother and child of untreated depression during pregnancy. There is a real need for research into nonpharmacological strategies for the prevention of relapse of mood disorders in pregnant women who are off medications. We have reviewed a number of potential candidate interventions including psychotherapies, exercise, light box therapy (LBT), repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS), electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), holistic strategies, and nutritional and herbal supplements. Currently there is a lack of evidence supporting the use of such strategies in the prevention of depressive relapse during pregnancy, though most of these strategies have at least some support for their use in the treatment of a major depressive episode. Carefully conducted research using one or more of these strategies in women who want to discontinue antidepressants for pregnancy is sorely needed.CNS spectrums 04/2013; 18(05):1-11. DOI:10.1017/S1092852913000151 · 2.71 Impact Factor


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