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- 30. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Neuropsychologie, Lübeck; 09/2015
Conference Paper: Was bringt eine neuartige virtuelle Trainingsumgebung für die Rehabilitation kognitiver Leistungen depressiver Patienten?30. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Neuropsychologie, Lübeck; 09/2015
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ABSTRACT: Fragestellung: Positive Effekte tiergestützter Therapie (TGT) auf Patienten sind belegt. Die vorliegende Studie geht der Frage nach, ob auch Substanzabhängige im stationären Drogenentzug von TGT profitieren und sich unmittelbare Effekte auf die emotionale Befindlichkeit und das subjektive Craving zeigen lassen. Methode: 26 Patienten (ICD-10: F11.2; F12.2, Alter:18 – 65 Jahre) wurden in der randomisiert-kontrollierten Studie im Cross-Over-Design untersucht und in Gruppe A und B aufgeteilt. Gruppe A erhielt zuerst das Interventionsangebot (Spaziergänge mit Hund) und dann das Kontrollangebot (Spaziergänge ohne Hund), bei Gruppe B wurde umgekehrt verfahren. Vor und nach jeder Intervention wurden die emotionale Befindlichkeit und das Craving der Probanden erfasst. Außerdem wurde über den Studienzeitraum hinweg die globale psychopathologische Symptombelastung der Patienten ermittelt. Ergebnisse: Es konnten signifikant stärkere prä-/post-Veränderungen unter der Interventionsbedingung mit Hund im Vergleich zu ohne Hund auf die emotionale Befindlichkeit und eine tendenziell signifikant ausgeprägtere Verringerung des Cravings nach der Intervention mit Hund aufgezeigt werden. Im Studienverlauf reduzierte sich die globale psychopathologische Symptombelastung deutlich, hier fanden sich keine hundespezifischen Effekte. Schlussfolgerung: Es ergeben sich erste Hinweise darauf, dass substanzabhängige Patienten im akutpsychiatrischen Drogenentzug kurzfristig von TGT mit einem Hund profitieren. *** Effects of a dog-assisted Therapy on Patients during their Stationary Drug Withdrawal in an acute Psychiatry Hospital Abstract: Aims: Research has showed beneficial effects of animal-assisted therapy (AAT) on patients. The present study investigated the immediate effects of a dog-assisted therapy on the emotional state and craving of drug-addicted patients. Methods: During drug withdrawal, 26 inpatients (ICD-10-diagnosis of F11.2 or F12.2; aged 18 – 65) participated in this randomized-controlled study based on a crossover design. Participants were randomized into two groups: Group A received the intervention first (walks accompanied by a specialist nurse with dog) and subsequently the control condition (walks accompanied by nurse without a dog), whereas the procedure was reversed for Group B. Before and after each condition, patients rated their emotional state and their current global craving. In addition, the global psychopathological symptomatology of patients was determined over the study period. Results: Analyses indicated significantly stronger pre-/post-change on the emotional state under the intervention condition (with dog) compared to the control condition (without dog). It can also be shown that there was a trend toward a stronger reduction in craving under the intervention condition. There was a significant reduction of the global psychopathological symptomatology throughout the study process, though no dog-specific effects were ascertainable. Conclusion: Our findings show that individually applied dog-assisted therapies have positive short-term effects on the well- being and craving of drug-addicted patients.Sucht 06/2015; 61(3):139-146. DOI:10.1024/0939-5911.a000366
Article: EPA-1062 – Acceptance and suppression of negative and positive emotions in patients with depressive disorders
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ABSTRACT: Borderline personality disorder (BPD) may be associated with smaller hippocampi in comparison to hippocampal size in controls. However, specific pathology in hippocampal substructures (i.e., head, body and tail) has not been sufficiently investigated. To address hippocampal structure in greater detail, we studied 39 psychiatric inpatients and outpatients with a DSM-IV diagnosis of BPD and 39 healthy controls. The hippocampus and its substructures were segmented manually on magnetic resonance imaging scans. The volumes of hippocampal substructures (and total hippocampal volume) did not differ between BPD patients and controls. Exploratory analysis suggests that patients with a lifetime history of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may have a significantly smaller hippocampus – affecting both the hippocampal head and body – in comparison to BPD patients without comorbid PTSD (difference in total hippocampal volume: -10.5%, 95%CI -2.6 – -18.5, significant). Also, patients fulfilling seven or more DSM-IV BPD criteria showed a hippocampal volume reduction, limited to the hippocampal head (difference in volume of the hippocampal head: -16.5%, 95%CI -6.1 – -26.8, significant). Disease heterogeneity in respect to, for example, symptom severity and psychiatric comorbidities may limit direct comparability between studies; the results presented here may reflect hippocampal volumes in patients who are "less" affected or they may simply be a chance finding. However, there is also the possibility that global effects of BPD on the hippocampus may have previously been overestimated.Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging 11/2014; 231(3). DOI:10.1016/j.pscychresns.2014.11.010 · 2.42 Impact Factor
- Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 10/2014; 62(10). DOI:10.1111/jgs.13042 · 4.57 Impact Factor
Article: Subjective memory complaints and memory performance in patients with borderline personality disorder[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Background It is still a matter of debate as to whether patients with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) suffer from memory deficits. Existing studies indicate no or small impairments in memory test performance. However, it was shown in patients with related disorders, such as depression, that self-reported impairment exceeds test malfunction. In the present study we assessed memory performance of BPD patients through the use of memory tests and a questionnaire for subjective memory complaints (SMC) in everyday life.Methods Thirty-two patients with BPD and 32 healthy control subjects were included in the study. The groups of subjects were comparable with respect to age, education, and gender. Subjects completed verbal and nonverbal memory tests, as well as the everyday memory questionnaire (EMQ).ResultsBPD patients reported severe SMC but did not show memory tests impairments. The results remained stable even when all BPD patients with acute or lifetime depression comorbidity were excluded from analyses. In both groups, SMC and test performances were not related but in BPD patients SMC were related to BPD symptoms.Conclusions Our data indicate memory impairment of BPD patients in everyday life. However, it cannot to be ruled out that increased memory complaints result from patients¿ negative self-perception. Future research needs to clarify the reasons for memory complaints of BPD patients.BMC Psychiatry 09/2014; 14(1):255. DOI:10.1186/s12888-014-0255-2 · 2.21 Impact Factor
Article: Investigating biases of attention and memory for alcohol-related and negative words in alcohol-dependents with and without major depression after day-clinic treatment[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This study aimed to investigate attentional and memory biases in alcohol-dependents with and without major depression compared to healthy controls. We assumed that both groups of alcohol-dependents would show attentional and memory biases for alcohol-related words. For the alcohol-dependents with depression, we additionally expected both types of biases for negative words. Alcohol-dependents without co-morbidity (Alc) and alcohol-dependents with major depression (D-Alc) as well as control participants with a moderate consumption of alcohol (Con) completed an alcohol Stroop task and a directed forgetting paradigm using word stimuli from three categories: neutral, negative, and alcohol-related. Stroop effects showed that not only alcohol-dependents but also control participants were more distracted by alcohol-related than by negative words. In the directed forgetting procedure, all participants showed a significant effect for each word-category, including alcohol-related and negative words. The D-Alc-group memorized more alcohol-related than negative to-be-remembered words. The results do not corroborate the hypothesis of more pronounced attentional and memory biases in alcohol-dependents. However, in alcohol-dependents with depression a memory bias for alcohol-related material was found, suggesting that this group may be more pre-occupied with alcohol than patients without such co-morbidity.08/2014; 218(3). DOI:10.1016/j.psychres.2014.03.041
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ABSTRACT: Emotion regulation dysfunctions marked by negative affectivity are a core feature of borderline per-sonality disorder (BPD). In addition, patients with BPD show disturbed attentional processes which become particularly apparent in the domain of selective attention when emotional stimuli are presented (negative attentional bias). Assuming that emotion regulation is linked to attentional deployment processes, this study aimed (1) to determine whether a negative attentional bias is established by using film clips of fearful faces and (2) to investigate the association between dysfunctional emotion regulation strategies (emotional suppression) and negative attention bias in BPD.Neuropsychiatrie: Klinik, Diagnostik, Therapie und Rehabilitation: Organ der Gesellschaft Österreichischer Nervenärzte und Psychiater 07/2014; 28(3). DOI:10.1007/s40211-014-0112-z · 1.38 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Healthy aging is accompanied by a decline in spatial working memory that is related to functional cerebral changes within the spatial working memory network. In the last decade, important findings were presented concerning the location (e.g., prefrontal), kind (e.g., 'underactivation,' 'overactivation'), and meaning (e.g., functional deficits, compensation) of these changes. Less is known about how functional connections between specific brain regions are affected by age and how these changes are related to behavioral performance. To address these issues, we used functional magnetic resonance imaging to examine retrieval-related brain activation and functional connectivity in 18 younger individuals and 18 older individuals. We assessed working memory with a modified version of the Corsi Block-Tapping test, which requires the storage and reproduction of spatial target sequences. Analyses of group differences in brain activation and functional connectivity included comparisons between younger individuals, older individuals, older high-performers, and older low-performers. In addition, we conducted a functional connectivity analysis by using a seed region approach. In comparison to younger individuals, older individuals showed lower right-hemispheric dorsolateral prefrontal activation and lower functional connectivity between the right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex and the bilateral orbitofrontal cortex. Older high-performers showed higher right dorsolateral and anterior prefrontal cortex activation than older low-performers, as well as higher functional connectivity between these brain regions. The present results suggest age-related reductions of prefrontal activation during spatial working memory retrieval. Moreover, task-related functional connectivity appears to be lower in older adults. Performance accuracy in older adults is associated with right dorsolateral and anterior prefrontal cortex activation, and with the functional connection between these regions.Neuropsychologia 07/2014; 59(1). DOI:10.1016/j.neuropsychologia.2014.04.020 · 3.30 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Symbols and signs have been suggested to improve the orientation of patients suffering from Alzheimer disease (AD). However, there are hardly any studies that confirm whether AD patients benefit from signs or symbols and which symbol characteristics might improve or impede their symbol comprehension. To address these issues, 30 AD patients and 30 matched healthy controls performed a symbol processing task (SPT) with 4 different item categories. A repeated-measures analysis of variance was run to identify impact of different item categories on performance accuracy in both the experimental groups. Moreover, SPT scores were correlated with neuropsychological test scores in a broad range of other cognitive domains. Finally, diagnostic accuracy of the SPT was calculated by a receiver-operating characteristic curve analysis. Results revealed a global symbol processing dysfunction in AD that was associated with semantic memory and executive deficits. Moreover, AD patients showed a disproportional performance decline at SPT items with visual distraction. Finally, the SPT total score showed high sensitivity and specificity in differentiating between AD patients and healthy controls. The present findings suggest that specific symbol features impede symbol processing in AD and argue for a diagnostic benefit of the SPT in neuropsychological assessment.Alzheimer disease and associated disorders 03/2014; 28(4). DOI:10.1097/WAD.0000000000000035 · 2.44 Impact Factor
Article: Managing a stigmatized identity—evidence from a longitudinal analysis about people with mental illness[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Previous research about coping with the stigma of mental illness mostly relied on cross-sectional or qualitative research designs. In the present study, the consequences of ten identity management strategies for mental illness stigma were observed in a longitudinal design. Cross-lagged analyses were used to describe the influence of the strategies on the frequency of stigma experiences and on mental health in a two-wave panel of people with mental illness (n = 367, 79% repeated response rate). Selective disclosure and information seeking emerged as adaptive identity management strategies, whereas overcompensation and withdrawal led to lower mental health. Results were mostly unaffected by demographic and psychiatric variables. The results support an empowerment model of stigma resilience that portrays stigmatized people as active constructors of their social world.Journal of Applied Social Psychology 03/2014; 44(7). DOI:10.1111/jasp.12239 · 0.83 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Healthy aging is accompanied by working memory-related functional cerebral changes. Depending on performance accuracy and the level of working memory demands, older adults show task-related patterns of either increased or decreased activation compared to younger adults. Controversies remain concerning the interpretation of these changes and whether they already manifest in earlier decades of life. To address these issues, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) was used to examine brain activation during spatial working memory retrieval in 45 healthy individuals between 20 and 68 years of age. Participants performed a modified version of the Corsi Block-Tapping test (CBT). The CBT requires the storage and subsequent reproduction of spatial target sequences and allows modulating working memory load by a variation of sequence length. Results revealed that activation intensity at the lowest CBT load level increased with increasing age and positively correlated with the number of errors. At higher CBT load levels, activation intensity decreased with increasing age together with a disproportional accuracy decline on the behavioral level. Moreover, results suggests that younger individuals showed higher activation intensity at high CBT load than at low CBT load switching to the opposite pattern at an age of about 40 years. Consistent with the assumptions of the Compensation-Related Utilization of Neural Circuits Hypothesis (CRUNCH), the present results reveal specific age-related alterations in left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex activation in response to increasing task load. Specifically, the results point toward increasing neural inefficiency with age at low task load and a progressive limitation of resources with age at higher task load. The present findings argue for an increasing functional cerebral dysfunction over a time span of 50 years that may partly be compensated on the behavioral level until a resource ceiling is approached.Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience 02/2014; 6:9. DOI:10.3389/fnagi.2014.00009 · 4.00 Impact Factor
Article: Mesiotemporal Volume Loss Associated with Disorder Severity: A VBM Study in Borderline Personality Disorder[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Results of MRI volumetry in Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) are inconsistent. Some, but not all, studies reported decreased hippocampus, amygdala, and/or prefrontal volumes. In the current study, we used rater-independent voxel-based morphometry (VBM) in 33 female BPD patients and 33 healthy women. We measured gray matter (GM) volumes of the whole brain and of three volumes of interest (VOI), i.e., the hippocampus/parahippocampal gyrus, the amygdala and the anterior cingulate gyrus (ACC). Analyses were conducted using lifetime diagnoses of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and major depression (MD) as covariates. We used adversive childhood experiences and the numbers of BPD criteria (as an indicator of disorder severity) to investigate associations with GM volumes. We did not find volume differences between BPD patients and healthy subject, neither of the whole brain nor of the three VOIs, independent of presence or absence of comorbid PTSD and MD. We also did not find a relationship between childhood maltreatment and the patients' brain volumes. However, within the patient group, the number of BPD criteria fulfilled was inversely correlated with left hippocampal/parahippocampal volume (x=-32, y=-23, z=-18, k=496, t=5.08, p=.007). Consequently, mesiotemporal GM volumes do not seem to differentiate patients from healthy subjects, but might be associated with symptom severity within the BPD group.PLoS ONE 12/2013; 8(12):e83677. DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0083677 · 3.23 Impact Factor
Article: The Impact of Self-Reported Childhood Trauma on Emotion Regulation in Borderline Personality Disorder and Major Depression[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Abstract Early life stress is said to play a critical role in the development of borderline personality disorder (BPD) and major depressive disorder (MDD), but the underlying mediating factors remain uncertain. This study aimed to investigate self-reported childhood trauma, emotion regulation difficulties and their associations in a sample of BPD (n = 49) and MDD (n = 48) patients and healthy control participants (n = 63). Multiple regressions were used to evaluate the impact of the quality and severity of self-reported childhood trauma on self-reported emotion regulation. The results support an association between self-reported maltreatment experiences, especially emotional abuse and neglect, and emotion regulation difficulties. Additional analyses show that emotion regulation difficulties influence the association between self-reported emotional abuse and acute symptomatology in the BPD subgroup. Emotion regulation difficulties may be one pathway through which early life stress, particularly emotional abuse, increases the risk for developing BPD symptomatology.Journal of Trauma & Dissociation 11/2013; 15(4). DOI:10.1080/15299732.2013.863262 · 1.72 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: As a supplement to the article "Belittled, avoided, ignored, denied..." (Ilic et al., 2013, Basic and Applied Social Psychology), we provide the German items of the Multifaceted Stigma Experiences Scale, along with their English translation.
Conference Paper: The impact of alcohol-related words on automatic and controlled inhibitory functioning in alcohol-dependents with and without depressionSuchttherapie; 09/2013
Article: Short-and long-term relationships between neurocognitive performance and general function in bipolar disorder[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Bipolar disorder (BD) is associated with significant impairment in multiple domains of function that often persists after clinical recovery. Current literature suggests that neurocognitive function may contribute to functional impairment in adult populations (18-60 years). However, literature in this area is heterogeneous, and no consistent correlations have been found between neurocognitive domains and general function. This review examines literature on the cross-sectional and longitudinal relationships between neurocognitive function and general function restricted to BD aiming to clarify the symptomatic and prognostic relationships between the two important clinical domains.Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology 08/2013; 35(7). DOI:10.1080/13803395.2013.824071 · 2.08 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Growing evidence suggests inhibition dysfunctions in borderline personality disorder (BPD). Moreover, abnormalities in hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis functioning have also been found in BPD patients. In healthy individuals, response inhibition has been sensitive to acute stress, and previous research indicates that effects mediated by the HPA axis become particularly apparent when emotional stimuli are processed. This study aimed to explore the influence of acute hydrocortisone administration on response inhibition of emotional stimuli in BPD patients compared to healthy control participants. After a single administration of 10mg hydrocortisone or placebo, 32 female BPD patients and 32 healthy female participants performed an adapted emotional go/no-go paradigm to assess response inhibition for emotional face stimuli in a cross-over study. Acute cortisol elevations decreased the reaction times to target stimuli in both BPD patients and healthy controls. Patients and controls did not differ in task performance; however, BPD patients with comorbid posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) displayed longer reaction times than patients without PTSD. In contrast, the occurrence of comorbid eating disorder had no significant impact on go/no-go performance. No significant interaction effect between the treatment condition and the emotional valence of the face stimuli was found. Acute hydrocortisone administration enhances response inhibition of face stimuli in BPD patients and healthy controls, regardless of their emotional valence. Our results agree with the suggestion that moderate cortisol enhancement increases the inhibition of task-irrelevant distracters.Psychoneuroendocrinology 08/2013; 38(11). DOI:10.1016/j.psyneuen.2013.07.008 · 4.94 Impact Factor
Article: Increased attempts to suppress negative and positive emotions in Borderline Personality Disorder[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Patients with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) show evidence of disturbed emotion regulation. In particular, patients may try to suppress their emotions with possibly negative effects on mental health. We investigated the suppression of both negative and positive emotions in BPD patients and healthy participants. Thirty BPD patients and 30 matched healthy controls were assessed for emotion suppression using the Emotion Acceptance Questionnaire (EAQ). In addition, we administered additional questionnaires to validate emotion suppression findings. BPD patients reported increased attempts to suppress both negative and positive emotions. These findings indicate that BPD patients are not simply acting out negative emotions. Therapeutic approaches that focus on emotion acceptance of emotions are supported by our study data. Apart from negative emotions, treatment programs should consider positive emotions as well.07/2013; 210(2). DOI:10.1016/j.psychres.2013.06.036
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There is still a lot that can and will change between now and the amateur draft in three weeks, but that didn't stop ESPN's Keith Law from posting his first mock draft today. It's an Insider-only piece, but here are the important points…
- The Pirates are considering Gerrit Cole and Anthony Rendon, and have "done their due diligence" on Dylan Bundy. Law notes that "under Neal Huntington the Pirates have long considered value relative to cost in their drafts, sometimes preferring to spend less in the first round when they see opportunities to spend their savings on other appealing prospects in later rounds." He has them taking Danny Hultzen first overall.
- Everyone Law has spoken to says the Mariners will take Rendon as long as the medicals check out, and he hears from the very good source that there is nothing structural wrong with the Rice third baseman's shoulder.
- The Diamondbacks will take Hultzen third overall if he's available, and they're hoping for Bundy or Trevor Bauer with the seventh overall pick. That pick is compensation for failing to sign Barret Loux last year.
- The Orioles have interest in Bundy, Bauer, and Jed Bradley with the fourth pick. Law emphasizes that everyone has told him the Royals want a college pitcher with the fifth pick. The Indians have their eyes on Bauer for eighth overall.
- High school outfielder Brandon Nimmo is looking for $2MM, and Law has him going to the Rays with the 32nd pick.
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Draft Links: Mock Draft, Hultzen, Slotting System
The amateur draft is now three weeks and two days away, and we're going to start hearing some more rumblings about teams targetting maybe not specific players, but a group of three or four players. Here's the latest…
- Baseball America's Jim Callis posted his first mock draft, and has the Pirates taking UCLA RHP Gerrit Cole first overall. That link is free for all, but subscribers can see an in-depth analysis of each pick.
- Rob Biertempfel of The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reports (on Twitter) that Pirates' GM Neil Huntingon was on hand to scout Virginia RHP Danny Hultzen last night. Click here for Ben Nicholson-Smith's interview with Hultzen, and here for a little more about the team's draft strategy.
- ESPN's Keith Law says (on Twitter) that Diamondbacks senior vice president of scouting and player development Jerry Dipoto was scouting Hultzen as well. The D'Backs hold the third and seventh overall picks. Click here for the full draft order.
- Sources tell Jeff Passan of Yahoo! Sports that an international draft "remains extremely unlikely for the next collective-bargaining agreement," but a hard slotting system that assigns fixed bonuses to each pick is something "MLB will not concede without a fight."
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Pirates Notes: Cole, Rendon, Hultzen, Boleska
Paul Maholm (2003), Neil Walker (2004), Andrew McCutchen (2005) and Pedro Alvarez (2008) were all first round selections by the Pirates. The last time they had the first overall pick, however, they selected Bryan Bullington (2002), who has yet to make a significant impact in the Major Leagues. The Pirates select first overall this June; here's the latest on what they'll do with the top pick:
- The Pirates appear to be looking primarily at UCLA righty Gerrit Cole, Rice third baseman Anthony Rendon and Virginia lefty Danny Hultzen with the first overall selection, according to Jonathan Mayo of MLB.com. Nine of 14 scouts predicted that the Pirates will take Cole, with three predicting Rendon and two predicting Hultzen.
- For interviews with all three players, check out our Draft Prospect Q&A series.
- All signs point to the Pirates taking a college player rather than, say, high school standout Bubba Starling, according to Mayo.
- The Pirates released Double-A right-hander Tom Boleska, according to Rob Biertempfel of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (on Twitter). Boleska, a 24-year-old right-hander, has a 2.73 ERA with 7.3 K/9 and 2.3 BB/9 in five minor league seasons, but has struggled in 12 appearances at Double-A this year.
- You can follow the Pirates on MLBTR with Facebook, Twitter and RSS.
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Gammons On A's, Pirates, Royals, Rays
Starting pitching is one of the most valuable assets in the game and, as Peter Gammons explains at MLB.com, small-market teams usually have to rely on the draft to obtain it. Here are Gammons' latest notes from around the league…
- A's GM Billy Beane says his current rotation, a group that's more or less untouchable, could be as good as Tim Hudson, Mark Mulder and Barry Zito were. Trevor Cahill has "become one of the best pitchers in the game," according to Beane.
- "Let's face it, no small-market team can afford to go into the market to get starting pitching," Beane told Gammons. "To survive and compete, you have to draft and develop pitching, or go out and get it before it's on the Major League radar screen."
- Gammons reports that some expect the Pirates to take Virginia left-hander Danny Hultzen with the first overall pick this June. Click here for MLBTR's Q&A with Hultzen.
- Georgia Tech Lefty Jed Bradley will likely disappear within the first ten picks of the draft, and Connecticut righty Matt Barnes will likely be a top-15 selection.
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- The D'Backs, who hold two of the first seven picks this year (#3, #7), will take at least one arm early on and the Rays are also likely to take a number of pitchers with some of their many high picks.
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Draft Notes: Royals, Hultzen, Red Sox
It takes a while for draft picks – even highly-touted ones – to make an impact in the Major Leagues. For example, only a handful of 2009 first round selections have made it to the majors so far (Stephen Strasburg, Mike Minor, Drew Storen, Aaron Crow, Mike Leake and Alex White). That won't stop us from anticipating the next generation of MLB stars and looking ahead to this June's draft…
- Earlier today, MLBTR's Tim Dierkes pointed out a potential hidden gem for the draft: Montana high school outfielder Ben Roberts (Twitter link).
- Most scouts assume that the Royals will take local high school standout Bubba Starling if he's available when they select fifth overall, according to Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic (on Twitter).
- Starling, Virginia left-hander Danny Hultzen or UCLA right-hander Trevor Bauer could be selected within the first two picks of this year's draft, according to Jason A. Churchill of ESPN.com.
- Meanwhile, Texas right-hander Taylor Jungmann has seen his stock rise recently, while Connecticut right-hander Matt Barnes has seen his stock fall, according to Churchill.
- The Red Sox are showing interest in high school catcher Tyler Marlette, according to Jon Heyman of SI.com. Marlette is a defensive backstop who could be selected within the first two rounds of the draft.
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Quick Hits: Yankees, Crede, D'Backs
Links for Monday night, as recently promoted Dodgers prospect Jerry Sands doubles in his first MLB at bat…
- As Joel Sherman of the New York Post notes, the Yankees' low-risk veteran signings are paying off now that Eric Chavez, Russell Martin and others are contributing to wins.
- In a conversation with Beerleaguer, Joe Crede praised White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf for re-signing A.J. Pierzynski and Paul Konerko this offseason.
- D'Backs GM Kevin Towers told MLB.com's Steve Gilbert that he plans on seeing a handful of players in preparation for the June draft. Towers will take a look at some top players the organization could select with the No. 3 and 7 picks, though Arizona executives Jerry Dipoto and Ray Montgomery will run the draft room.
- One of the players on Arizona's radar is Virginia left-hander Danny Hultzen, who told me today that he wouldn't prevent the D'Backs from selecting him this year. They chose him in 2008, so he technically has to provide permission for Arizona to select him again.
- As Evan Drellich points out at MLB.com, a number of notable players retired this offseason, including Carlos Delgado, Trevor Hoffman, Gary Sheffield and Mike Hampton.
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Draft Prospect Q&A: Danny Hultzen
As the 2011 Draft draws closer, MLBTR will be introducing you to a handful of the top eligible prospects with a series of Q&As. The series started with three of the top college pitchers in the nation and a top college position player. Here's another arm to watch.
Danny Hultzen was the ACC pitcher of the year and a semi-finalist for the Golden Spikes Award last year, but even he is a little surprised by how well the 2011 season is going. The Virginia left-hander has helped lead the Cavaliers to a 36-3 record and the top ranking in the country thanks to his arm and his bat.
Baseball America's Midseason Player of the Year is climbing up draft boards and may be the third-best draft prospect in the country behind Anthony Rendon and Gerrit Cole. ESPN.com's Keith Law reported last week that the D'Backs, Orioles and Royals are among the teams eyeing Hultzen. Anyone picking much later on can likely forget about him, since he doesn't figure to be available for long.
Earlier today I spoke to the 21-year-old about his team's title hopes, his two-way play and the draft. Here's what he had to say:
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Since February is Black History Month in the United States and Canada, we are going to look at how issues of race, slavery and ministry were addressed by the early Seventh-day Adventist church, as well as how they are discussed in the Bible. Of all possible topics to be discussed, race, religion and politics are … [Click to read more …]
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By faith Abraham obeyed when he was called to go out to the place which he would receive as an inheritance. And he went out, not knowing where he was going. (Hebrews 11:8 NKJV) He who believes in the Son has eternal life; but he who does not obey the Son will not see life, … [Click to read more …]
The term "worship", whether used in a religious or secular context, is supposed to reflect an attitude and ongoing experience rather than a specific activity or event. Sometimes it seems that humanity embraces worship more fully when the object of that worship is not God. For instance, many people worship their possessions, their favorite celebrities, … [Click to read more …]
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The Seventh-day Adventist church is a prophetic movement which God raised up for the furtherance of the gospel after centuries of apostasy by His church. This makes us special in terms of responsibility. We're not special because of any intrinsic value that we have, but we have a special message and we are a called … [Click to read more …]
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Paradise Piano Bar & RestaurantRead MoreSit back with a burger and fries at Paradise, a relaxed spot serving American cuisine. For those avoiding fat and gluten, there's still plenty of tasty items on Paradise's menu that can cater to your needs. Paradise also operates a bar, so a round of drinks with dinner is not out of the question. Little ones are just as welcome as their parents at Paradise. Home to one of the happiest happy hours, pop in after work for great drinks and good company. You can tote your laptop here to take advantage of the free wifi. If space is what you're looking for, Paradise has plenty of room for larger parties. Enjoy live music with your food and drinks at Paradise as well. Be prepared to raise your voice, though — the restaurant can get noisy. Patrons pack the restaurant on weekends, so it's a good idea to make a reservation to ensure prompt seating. It doesn't get much more laid-back than Paradise, so dress for comfort when you come. Paradise can also cater your next party; call today for details. If time is of the essence, Paradise's take-out option may be a better fit. You can easily find street parking near Paradise or pull up curbside and make use of the valet service. Prepare to spend about $30 per person when dining at Paradise. Paradise accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, and all major credit cards. You can stop by at practically any time, since Paradise serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.1800 East BroadwayLong Beach, CA US
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Authors: Tam MS, Abbass M, Abbas MA
Title: Robotic-laparoscopic rectal cancer excision versus traditional laparoscopy.
Journal: JSLS 18(3):-
Date: 2014 Jul-Sep
Abstract: BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Robotic surgery has been advocated for the radical excision of rectal cancer. Most data supporting its use have been reported from European and Asian centers, with a paucity of data from the United States documenting clear advantages of the robotic technique. This study compares the short-term outcome of robotic versus laparoscopic surgery. METHODS: Consecutive patients who underwent laparoscopic (group 1) or robotic (group 2) rectal cancer excision at a single institution over a 2-year period were retrospectively reviewed. The main outcome measures were operative time, blood loss, conversion rates, number of lymph nodes, margin positivity, length of hospital stay, complications, and readmission rates. RESULTS: Forty-two patients were analyzed. The median operative time was shorter in group 1 than that in group 2 (240 minutes vs 260 minutes, P=.04). No difference was noted in blood loss, transfusion rates, intraoperative complications, or conversion rates. There was no difference in circumferential or distal margin positivity. The median length of stay was shorter in group 1 (5 days vs 6 days, P=.05). The 90-day complication rate was similar in both groups (33% vs 43%, P=.75), but there was a trend toward more anastomotic leaks in group 1 (14% vs 0%, P=.23). Similarly, a non-statistically significant trend toward a higher readmission rate was noted in group 1 (24% vs 5%, P=.18). CONCLUSION: Robotic rectal cancer excision yielded a longer operative time and hospital length of stay, although immediate oncologic results were comparable. The need for randomized data is critical to determine whether the added resource utilization in robotic surgery is justifiable.
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I hear you, loud and clear. I'm gonna go light one way or another.
Apparently about 100,000 folks a year, from the US, go to Cuba from Canada or Mexico. Just ask to not have your passport stamped by Cuban customs and take cash, don't even try to use a credit card.
Our travel agent said that many believe Cuba will be open to the US in the very near future and if this should ever happen the prices in Cuba will skyrocket. She suggested to go now!
My world travel friend and former swim coach told me that I can travel through Canada or Mexico. He warned me that I should have my US passport stamped in Cuba or else I can be fine for traveling there. It's so stupid. But shoot a lot of pictures because as soon as it's the country is open to the Yanks, the country will be ruined by all the Starbucks and McDonalds on every corner to accommodate them. Photograph Cuba while it's still beautiful.


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Re: R: [anthroposophy] Anthro-Language is now a Corpse, Friends
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- --- In firstname.lastname@example.com, "VALENTINA BRUNETTI"
<okcgbr@t...> wrote:
> Hi Ron!prices
> Are you kiddin?
> Who are "the Anthroposophists" ?
> We all know or should know that there are tens of ways of being "an
> Anthroposphist" (tks God, this is the Freedom Age and we got some
> to pay for it !) so you gave us a perfect example of meaninglesssentence,
> since the Anthroworld is much more complicated than, for instance, theHehe yeah... I'd agree there's more space for free individuality in
> simple fact to be or not to be a "pink card individual". !
the Steiner version, than in the neoconservative conform definition of
"free individuality", which pretty much now-a-days say "if you agree
with the boss, you're free to live as we define your lifestyle - if
you don't agree, you're unfree and needs to be liberated by death"
So the definitions for being labelled an "enemy of freedom" is
narrower in other circles than the anthro enviro ....
Some mighth degenerate to labelling others as not being "real
anthroposophofosofististers" ... but at least withouth pointing a
smokin' gun at ya head to liberate you. Btw one of the users of that
exclusion method of others from the diverse anthro (hey I'd say
there's as many ways to be anthro in here as 211 (just now)) is one
"whining" about political correctness .. takes one to know one
hey hoooooooooo Sören fool for Christ
well and one don't even have to read Steiner or be a christian to
express truth, that is very antrho and full of christ-impulse (there
I'll agree with Ligthsearcher and Ron, the formative anthro can be a
hindrance to knowing living anthro:
*There is no search greater than that of Truth. The only means of
finding it out is through non-violence in its extreme form. It is
because we have ignored it that we seek to impose by force what we
consider is truth upon others.* M.K.Gandhi
> Ad majora
> Andrea
> > Br. Ron
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The big question for any homeowner considering installing solar power is a simple one: How quickly will the system pay for itself?
The short answer: It depends on where you live.
Residents here probably won't notice that their water and sewage treatment systems will soon be powered by fields of solar panels but a project to convert the plants is nearing completion.
New solar panels will be installed at the University of Florida by the end of November, reducing the university's energy costs and serving as a teaching tool for professors and students.
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Solar energy is an alternative energy source that is moving into the mainstream and nothing proves this more than the Solar Decathlon. In these competitions, university students from around the world display family-friendly off-the-grid homes that they design and build themselves.
The people of California have plenty of reason to want to invest in solar power. Aside from its plentiful sunlight, the state boasts some of the country's most stunning natural landscapes. It also suffers from some of the worst air pollution in certain places, with the Rockies to the east trapping emissions in the region.
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