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Southern-cooking Food Network star Paula Deen is currently being sued by the former general manager of her restaurant, Uncle Bubba's Seafood and Oyster House in Savannah, Ga.
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#326 Jun 23, 2013
Yes....and it was even noted that she called those same black people "N's." And, that was a RECENT "N" slur offence...not just what she has stated in her past.
#327 Jun 23, 2013
You got that backwards dumbass.
Most whites, the tax paying ones - not the ghetto wannabe white trash, are getting sick and tired of brown people bitching and moaning about everything from slavery to what entitlements they THINK the world owes them.
#328 Jun 23, 2013
Everybody make money off blacks stupid! Blacks have more to prove to society that they're not poor so they try & buy the cheapest stuff that look expensive or they buy the most expensive stuff to show off to prove they made it & are not broke. Most of everybody make money off blacks, blacks are natural consumers based on their past in America. I notice somebody said they loved the food there. lol. They should have just said that. You're giving your money to racist people no matter where you go. You want wear Jordan Brand, but do Converse, boat shoes, Hollister, American Eagle, J-Crew or any other clothing designer give back to the black community? lol. Blacks that grew-up around white don't wanna give money to brands that use slave labor manufacturing abroad. lol. Yea, you should hear what Asians say about blacks around us & whites. lol. Yea, keep supporting. Thanks! lol Blacks are naturally not smart so why not make a buck off them? It's the American way!
#329 Jun 23, 2013
when white supremacy is alleviated from America, then this will no longer be a problem. There is nothing wrong with fighting for your basic American rights. One of which is thriving in life without having to dodge hate most of your life......or risk your life trying to fight it.
You sick of it? Then fight to get rid of the source...eugenics and white supremacy....simple!
#330 Jun 23, 2013
pd is no more racist than most americans or hobama
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#331 Jun 23, 2013
no....not all "PD." Just like not all Caucasians.....now "whites", that's a different story.
#332 Jun 23, 2013
I'm surprized Paula Deen admitted that she ever used the word. I'm sure there are many other famous people who have, but won't admit it.
#333 Jun 23, 2013
Good! She still deserves repercussions.
Hate going into hiding does not alleviate hate, hate out in the open will not fully alleviate hate. But, if it is in the open, it can be addressed, noted, counseled, and punished. And, if it can be addressed, then it can be educated about instead of feared.
Yes, it IS possible to learn how to manage all of the emotions underlying hate in a healthy way so that it does not become hate.
#334 Jun 23, 2013
She chose the right profession...That chick is fat:
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#335 Jun 23, 2013
It should be interesting to see how this suit plays out?
I was surprised that Lisa T. Jackson was white, and filed this suit.
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#336 Jun 23, 2013
I think it's to her credit that she admitted it. That tells me that there is *some* integrity to her. It doesn't mean she should get a free pass on the wrong stuff she did, but I am impressed that she admitted using hateful language.
I think that with enough apologizing and butt-kissing, she will be able to recover. LOL
Let's keep watching and see how it all plays out...
#337 Jun 23, 2013
Eugenics? Are we speaking of a black abortion Dr. recently convicted of the killing of babies outside the womb in a primarily black area? I personally would rather have BBQ prepared by Paula Deen or her staff. White supremacy, if real probably will never be totally eliminated. So often prejudice is taught to children by listening to how parents react to situations, and people of other races. This happens in ALL races, and religions to some degree. The old blame the white man is old, and wrong.
My friend whose Aunt wanted him to eat squirrel brains had a father that taught him work ethic. His gather worked two an a half jobs to support his family. His advice to complaining young black men, GET A JOB!
I know that is not what is taught in college today, they teach social justice, later day Robin Hood, take from the rich, and give that to the poor. That way everybody will be equal, poor. There will alway's be the have's, no matter what happens. All will be equal, some more equal than others.
Hope she has sweet BBQ, yum.
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#338 Jun 23, 2013
You ought to be kissing Obama' arse since he's for gay marriage and gay rights, ungrateful lesbian. Please stop promoting your site trying to get unspecting women in!
#339 Jun 23, 2013
My education does not come from the "colleges these days." I am full aware of eugenics since before Darwin or Galton and realise how it has infiltrated American society via Mjoen.
Yes, white supremacy WILL be gone from this country. It's just a matter of time.
This is NOT about the "have's and the have not's." This is about hate and supremacy. In an equal society with free unobstructed opportunity there still will be have's and have not's. It's like playing chess. One will lose and one will win. But, one will not be murdered, slandered, ostracised, lynched, bullied, etc. Stop confusing the ideologies.
Blame the "white" is NOT old, it is the reference that white supremacists use to describe their root agendas. They use race, which is unfortunate in America for the Caucasians. But, this is what they have done. No ONE else! Yes, the "whites" are on notice! But, if you are NOT a supremacist, then you have nothing to worry about and you will want to alleviate hate too ....at least do your part. Doing something is better than nothing at all.
If you really do not like white supremacy, then you would fight it instead of fighting the people who want nothing to do with it (including defending it)....except for it to go away. Otherwise, you are supporting it. Simple!
YOu DO know it is possible to alleviate white supremacy in this country!
#340 Jun 23, 2013
for clarification and addendum: NO ONE can alleviate hate from individuals.....true. But, in a democratic society, people can learn to NOT HATE democracy: differences, many races/ethnicities, civil rights, preferences as long as those choices do not take away another's.
Yes, I do believe in genuine democracy and I still believe that it can manifest in America as was intended!
And, then at least it will be known that that is NOT an acceptable behaviour to be incorporated in our lives as normal. Because, it's not. There are other rights in America that are normal here but NOT in other countries. And hate for democracy as I described above is one of them. So, isn't it time to make America what is says it is? AMerica says it is about democracy.
#341 Jun 23, 2013
How about all the Black people who drop the N word or any other racist word, should they lose their jobs as well. While we're at it lets follow the Jessie Jackson's of the world and wait for them to drop any kind of racially charged word that they might use. Once we can establish them using this given word we make sure they lose their job. Maybe start with all government service jobs. Heck they need a turn over anyway there seems to a lot nepostism going on there anyway.
#342 Jun 23, 2013
As soon as you catch and terminate employment ALL the "whites" who are disrespectful and racist verbally, then you can ask that question.
To this day, the son (co-owner) of a fiberoptics electrical supply company stated in a company email that taking the holiday, Martin Luther King Day, off from work was silly and ridiculous and even stated that the holiday was not warranted. He asked anyone else if they wanted to work that day. He not only HAS a job but still owns his share of the company and is doing quite well.....
and more scenarios can be found and is known.....
#343 Jun 23, 2013
Well to tell the truth I don't think I'm racist.
I buy my gas at a mini mart owned by Arabs.
I have a Chinese man do my laundry.
I eat at an Italian restauant.
I hire Mexicans to mow my yard.
I live in an apartment owned by a Hindi.
And African Americans detail my car.
No...I don't think I'm racist.
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You know you racist...Stop that damn lying!!!
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Double-clicking on the fonts I downloaded to my Win 8.1 desktop didn't work. It led me in a circle. After you download to desktop, RIGHT CLICK a font. Choose OPEN WITH... Windows Font Viewer. It asks "Do you want to open this file?" Click OPEN. You will see a sample of the alphabet in your font. In the UPPER LEFT of the sample, if you see a little shield icon and the word INSTALL, click on it. It shows a progress bar and installs the font. Close the window and right-click on the next font to be installed. After you do a couple, open Word or Photoshop or whichever program you want to use with the new fonts and check for them in the drop-down list of fonts. I hope that helps.More
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The app works very smooth and I was able to get a couple of very nice fonts. I would suggest that you read the instructions if you are not familiar with the basics of pointing and saving. There is nothing complicated here. Just make sure you point and remember where it is that you want to save the files.More
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To examine which subgroups of DSM-IV bipolar disorder (BD) [BD type I (BD-I) or BD type II (BD-II), and subgroups based on history of psychosis, presenting polarity, and age at onset] differentiate best regarding neurocognitive measures.
A total of 199 patients with BD were characterized by clinical and neurocognitive features. The distribution of subgroups in this sample was: BD-I, 64% and BD-II, 36%; 60% had a history of psychosis; 57% had depression as the presenting polarity; 61% had an early onset of BD, 25% had a mid onset, and 14% had a late onset. We used multivariate regression analyses to assess relationships between neurocognitive variables and clinical subgroups.
Both BD-I diagnosis and elevated presenting polarity were related to impairments in verbal memory, with elevated presenting polarity explaining more of the variance in this cognitive domain (22.5%). History of psychosis and BD-I diagnosis were both related to impairment in semantic fluency, with history of psychosis explaining more of the variance (11.6%).
Poor performance in verbal memory appears to be associated with an elevated presenting polarity, and poor performance in semantic fluency appears to be associated with a lifetime history of psychosis.
Bipolar disorder (BD) is a severe mental disorder with marked heterogeneity in symptomatology, treatment response, clinical course, and outcome 1–4. In addition to the presence of severe mood episodes, the disorder is also associated with varying degrees of psychotic symptoms, neurocognitive impairments, and loss of functioning. This heterogeneity within BD has led to considerable efforts to establish more homogeneous subgroups to use in the search for genetic underpinnings, pathogenic factors, and mechanisms behind treatment response. The DSM-IV comprises two separate subgroups of BD that are exclusively based on differences in their severity of mood elevation; here BD type I (BD-I) is characterized by mania, while BD type II (BD-II) is characterized by hypomania.
Recently, an increased focus on possible BD endophenotypes has emerged from genetic studies. This focus has been emphasized in ongoing work on revisions of the current diagnostic systems (i.e., DSM-5 and ICD-11). In this context, proposals for novel subgroups within the BD spectrum have appeared 3, 5. These include differentiation between psychotic and non-psychotic BD, and between depressive and elevated polarity of the first (or presenting) episode, in addition to groups based on differences in age at onset. However, no studies have so far assessed to what extent these subgroups overlap within one sample, or their ability to discriminate between groups differing in significant characteristics unrelated to those inherent in the grouping procedure, such as cognition.
A recent large international study suggests lifetime prevalence in the general population of 0.6% for BD-I and 0.4% for BD-II 6. Comparative studies indicate that BD-I is associated with psychotic episodes 7 and hospitalizations 8 to a greater extent than BD-II. On the other hand, patients with BD-II are more likely to experience and spend more time in depressive episodes than BD-I patients 2. There are, however, no differences in demographic characteristics, age at onset 9, functional outcome 10, or rate of suicide attempts between BD-I and BD-II 11.
Psychotic symptoms are reported in about 70% of patients with BD-I 12, 13 and 20% of those with BD-II 14, with no gender differences 12, 13. There are indications that psychotic BD constitutes a subgroup with a higher frequency of elevated (manic and hypomanic) mood episodes, more severe mood episodes, more hospitalizations 13, and more cognitive impairments 15, 16 compared to non-psychotic BD. A previous study from our research group also indicated that psychotic BD predicted neurocognitive dysfunction 16 to a larger extent than a BD-I diagnosis, although others do not find this association 17. Patients with non-psychotic BD appear, on the other hand, to have more first-degree relatives with BD 12, 13, more depressive episodes, and a better response to treatment with lithium 13.
For about one-half 18 to two-thirds 19 of cases, the first presenting episode is depression. Studies show either equal sex distribution 19, 20 or a higher frequency of female patients with depressive onset 18. At least in BD-I, the polarity of presenting episode has been shown to be a feature running in families 21, and there are indications that a depressive presenting polarity is associated with earlier age at onset 22, 23, more frequent episodes, and a predominant polarity of depression throughout the course of the disorder 18, 22–24. Others have found similar patterns, but with a later age at onset in depressive presenting polarity 19. Patients with depressive presenting episodes also appear to have longer treatment delays 25, 26 and more suicide attempts 25–27 than patients with elevated or mixed onsets. Polarity of presenting episode could inform treatment, as it may anticipate predominant polarity and thus the most effective medical treatment 28.
The age range for the onset of BD is very wide 29, with no gender differences 30. Previous research has focused on early versus late onset, but recent large multisite studies have identified three potential age at onset-based subgroups with different clinical presentation, across different cultural settings and birth cohorts 31–35: i.e., early onset (mean age at onset ≈ 17 years), intermediate onset (mean age at onset ≈ 26 years), and late onset (mean age at onset ≈ 42 years). The characteristics of the disorder may vary with the age at onset 29, and those with an early onset appear as a separate subgroup with specific clinical manifestations including higher recurrence rates of mood episodes, more elevated episodes at least in BD-I 36, more often depressive onsets 35, more suicide attempts 32, 35, higher risk for comorbid borderline personality disorder 37, higher rates of psychotic symptoms 38, 39, more frequent neurocognitive impairment 40, more BD-I than BD-II 35, and more often a family history of BD 32, 41–44 compared to patients with later onsets.
Thus, there is considerable empirical evidence of subgroups in BD that are associated with differences in clinical course and outcome. There has, however, been limited attention paid to the possibility that the different subgroups describe overlapping phenomena, as indicated by several characteristics common to the suggested groups. Even if we focused here on different aspects or subgroups of a specific disorder, some of the same validating principles should apply here, as for disease entities. Suggested validation criteria for psychiatric illness can be divided into three major categories 45: antecedent validators (family history, demographic, and precipitating factors); concurrent validators (psychological factors derived from, for example, symptom interviews); and predictive validators (relapse, treatment response, and other course descriptions). As the definitions of the proposed subgroups encompass either antecedent and predictive characteristics (age at onset, type, and order of episodes) or antecedent and concurrent clinical syndromes (for BD-I/BD-II and history of psychosis), differentiation based on these characteristics may increase the risk for tautological conclusions. A step forward could be to show subgroup differences in concurrent characteristics that are not directly associated with criteria for subgroup formation. One candidate here is neurocognitive functioning.
Cognitive impairments are present already in the early course of BD 46 and are an important determinant of functional outcome 2, 47. Meta-analyses provide evidence of trait-like neuropsychological deficits in BD involving impairments in attention, processing speed, memory, and executive function 48. Comparative studies suggest that BD-I is characterized by reduced cognitive performance compared to BD-II on executive function 49–51, verbal 16, 50, 51 and working memory 16, and processing speed 50. A recent meta-analytic review also concluded that although BD-II patients are less impaired than BD-I patients on memory and semantic fluency, the overall cognitive impairment in BD-II appears as severe as in BD-I 52. Psychotic BD has been shown to be associated with more impairments than non-psychotic BD, in relation to executive function in general 15, 53–55, and cognitive flexibility in particular 56, 57, as well as on measures of verbal memory 15, 54, 55, working memory 15, 53, 55, 57, and processing speed 15. For other suggested subgroups, the data on cognitive features are rather limited. Early onset may be associated with more severe impairments in verbal memory and processing speed 40. Since neurocognitive impairments are not defining features of clinical subgroups, they can serve as important concurrent validators.
The aim of the current study was to examine to what extent the different suggested ways of subgrouping BD influence cognitive test results in areas of neurocognition previously implicated in BD.
All participants were consecutively recruited to the ongoing Thematically Organized Psychosis (TOP) Study from outpatient and inpatient units of the three major hospitals in Oslo, Norway, between the years 2003 and 2009. The treating staff asked patients if they were interested in participating in a study of BD, and if so, they were referred to the study. Inclusion criteria for this particular study were age between 17 and 65 years and having a DSM-IV diagnosis of BD-I or BD-II [Total N = 199: BD-I (n = 128), BD-II (n = 71)]. The participants were required to have a Scandinavian language as their first language or have received their compulsory schooling in Scandinavia to assure valid neurocognitive test performance. General exclusion criteria were hospitalization for a head injury, neurological disorder, unstable or uncontrolled medical condition that interferes with brain function, and/or an IQ below 70. The Regional Committee for Medical Research Ethics and the Norwegian Data Inspectorate approved the study, and participants' written, informed consent according to the Declaration of Helsinki was obtained.
The sample consisted of 117 female patients (59%) and 82 male patients (41%); 71 (36%) were employed; 69 (35%) were married or cohabitating. A total of 56 patients (28%) had one or more first-degree relatives with BD (n = 43, 22%), schizophrenia (n = 9, 4%), or both schizophrenia and BD (n = 4, 2%). Lifetime suicide attempt was present in 55 patients (28%). None of these variables differed significantly within any of the four subgroups, except that patients with a depressive presenting polarity were more often single than those with elevated presenting polarity (73% versus 56%, respectively, p = 0.017). Mean age for the whole sample was [mean ± standard deviation (SD)] 37 ± 12 years and the median for duration of treatment was one year. There was a significant age difference among the three age at onset groups (mean = 32, 40, and 49 years, respectively, p < 0.001) and between the depressive and elevated presenting polarity groups (mean = 34 versus 39 years, respectively, p = 0.006).
The distribution of the different subgroups was: (i) BD-I (n = 128, 64%) versus BD-II (n = 78, 36%); (ii) psychotic BD (n = 120, 60%) versus non-psychotic BD (n = 78, 40%); (iii) depressive presenting polarity (n = 114, 59%) versus elevated presenting polarity (n = 80, 41%); and (iv) early onset (n = 120, 61%) versus mid onset (n = 49, 25%) and late onset (n = 28, 14%).
Patients were clinically characterized based on a personal interview by trained assessment staff, either medical doctors or clinical psychologists, who had completed the TOP Study's assessment training and reliability program. A good inter-rater reliability for diagnoses was achieved with an overall kappa score of 0.77 (95% confidence interval: 0.60–0.94) 58. Diagnosis was based on the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis I disorders (SCID-I) 59 and information from medical charts. History of psychosis, polarity of presenting episode, and age at onset were determined from the same clinical interview, particularly the SCID information on previous psychotic and mood episodes, and from medical charts. A history of psychosis was defined as having one or more lifetime psychotic episodes. We defined polarity of first presenting episode as the polarity of the first SCID-verified mood episode. Only four patients had a mixed episode as first presenting episode and, due to the low number, they were grouped together with the mania/hypomania as first-episode group. Age at onset was defined as the age of the first SCID-verified mood episode. Age was collapsed into three groups based on results from previous admixture analysis in large samples finding relatively stable age at onset groups in different cultures and birth cohorts: (i) early onset (first episode at <22 years), (ii) mid onset (first episode at between 23 and 34 years), and (iv) late onset (first episode at >35 years) 31–34. Medication status was based on information from interview and medical charts. Current use of mood-stabilizing medication was reported in 119 patients (60%), antidepressants in 80 patients (40%), and antipsychotic medication in 97 (49%). Treatment onset was defined as the first contact with a specialist, regardless of episode polarity. Family history was based on a semi-structured interview asking patients about the presence of BD or schizophrenia in first-degree relatives (parents and siblings). The patient answered whether the diagnosis was probable or sure (as diagnosed by a doctor). We included both. Patients who were adopted or did not know the identity of their father were excluded from this analysis.
The Positive and Negative Symptom Scale (PANSS) was used to measure current psychotic symptoms. The psychosis cut-off was at a level ≥4 on items p1, p3, p5, p6, and/or g9 60. There were no differences in rates of current psychosis between any of the subgroups, apart from the history of psychosis subgroup where 22 patients (19%) had current psychotic symptoms. Current depressive symptoms were measured by the Inventory of Depressive Symptoms-Clinician rated (IDS-C) 61. Here, 91 patients (48%) had no depressive symptoms (IDS ≤ 13), 41 (22%) had possible/mild depression (IDS score 14–21), 32 (17%) had moderate depression (IDS score 22–30), 16 (8%) had severe depression (IDS score 31–38), and 10 (5%) had very severe depression (IDS score ≥39) 62. IDS information was missing for nine patients. Current manic symptoms were rated using the Young Mania Rating Scale (YMRS) 63. Here, 166 patients (84%) had no symptoms of mania (YMRS score ≤7), 29 (15%) had possible/mild mania (YMRS score 8–20), and two (1%) had moderate mania (YMRS score 21–30) 62. YMRS information was missing for two patients. Eighty-six patients (36%) were euthymic (IDS score ≤13 and YMRS score ≤7).
Premorbid adjustment was measured by the Premorbid Adjustment Scale (PAS) 64, and then subdivided into the domains of social and academic adjustment using indices of childhood level and subsequent change, up to the last premorbid period 65. A higher PAS score indicates a lower functioning. Functional and symptomatic levels were assessed with the Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) Scale, split version 66.
Psychologists trained in standardized neuropsychological testing carried out neurocognitive assessment. A three-hour comprehensive test battery was administered in a fixed order with two breaks with refreshments. Premorbid IQ was assessed with a Norwegian research version of the National Adult Reading Test (NART) 67. There were no differences in premorbid IQ within any of the four subgroups.
Included in this part of the study were neurocognitive tests, which measure cognitive functions sensitive to BD 16. Verbal learning and memory were measured through the Norwegian version of the California Verbal Learning Test (CVLT-II) 68, with repetition errors and intrusions. Working memory was assessed with the Bergen n-back test (2-back) 69, where the number of false positives was subtracted from the number of correct responses. Processing speed was assessed with the Digit Symbol Test [Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale, Third Revision (WAIS-III) 70]. The executive function domains tested included verbal fluency, verbal interference control, and set shifting. Verbal fluency was measured with the Verbal Fluency Test [Delis–Kaplan Executive Function Scale (D-KEFS)] 71, including both semantic and phonemic fluency, with additional measures of repetition and set loss errors. Verbal interference control was measured through the inhibition trial, and interference set shifting through the inhibition switching trial, of the Color-Word Interference Test (D-KEFS) 71, with additional information about the number of inhibition and inhibition-switching errors. We used raw scores on all tests.
All analyses were performed using The Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA; version 18.0). Bivariate analyses investigating differences between groups (Tables 1–4) used χ² tables for categorical data, Mann–Whitney U-tests and Kruskal–Wallis H-tests for non-normally distributed continuous data, and t-tests and ANOVAs for normally distributed data. The level of statistical significance with Bonferroni correction for multiple testing was set to p ≤ 0.017.
To be able to adjust for potential mediators (variables correlated with both subgrouping and outcome variables), we performed bivariate correlation analyses between demographical and clinical variables, measured through Pearson's correlations (r). Variables explored were sex, age, education, duration of illness, number of episodes, number of depressive episodes, number of elevated episodes, and level of current symptomatology, such as level of depressive and manic symptoms, and presence of psychotic symptoms.
To explore the effect of potential confounders for the association between group membership and neurocognition, we first performed bivariate correlation analyses between group membership, and neurocognitive, demographic, and clinical variables [Pearson's correlations (r)]. Variables explored were sex, age, education, duration of illness, number of episodes, and level of current symptomatology, such as level of depressive and manic symptoms, as well as the presence of psychotic symptoms. We then conducted a series of hierarchical multiple linear regression analyses with neurocognitive variables that showed within-group differences in at least two of the suggested four subgroups as dependents (i.e., verbal memory, verbal learning, and semantic fluency). We used a block-wise forced entry procedure, and in the first block entered variables with significant association with the dependent in bivariate correlations (i.e., age, sex, duration of illness for verbal memory and education, and age for verbal fluency). In the second block we added affective, psychotic symptoms as well as duration of illness and number of episodes, as these theoretically could affect neurocognitive functioning. The third block contained information on subgroup membership for groups that showed neurocognitive differences for the dependents (i.e., BD-I versus BD-II, history of psychosis, presenting episode, and finally age at onset as a continuous variable, respectively).
Patients with a BD-I diagnosis had lower PAS childhood scores and fewer mood episodes compared to patients with a BD-II diagnosis. In addition, BD-I patients were more often euthymic and had lower GAF scores than BD-II patients. As a group, the BD-II patients also had more depressive symptoms. Patients with BD-I performed significantly worse than patients with BD-II on verbal learning (p ≤ 0.001), verbal memory (p ≤ 0.001), and semantic fluency (p = 0.010) (Table 1). A larger proportion of the BD-I group used antipsychotic medication (χ2 = 14.92, p ≤ 0.001) than the BD-II group, who to a larger extent used antidepressants (χ2 = 12.53, p ≤ 0.001).
Patients with psychotic BD had a shorter duration of illness and had experienced fewer elevated mood episodes than non-psychotic BD patients. Non-psychotic BD patients had, in turn, more depressive symptoms, but had higher GAF scores. They also displayed a trend toward more first-degree relatives with BD (χ2 = 3.71, p = 0.069). Patients with psychotic BD performed significantly worse than those with non-psychotic BD on verbal memory (p = 0.017) and semantic fluency (p = 0.011) (Table 2). A larger proportion of the psychotic BD group used antipsychotic medication (χ2 = 29.95, p ≤ 0.001) compared to the non-psychotic group, who to a larger extent used antidepressants (χ2 = 11.91, p = 0.001).
Patients with a depressive presenting polarity were younger both at onset of disorder and at study entrance than those with an elevated presenting polarity. The group with a depressive presenting polarity also had experienced more depressive mood episodes. However, they performed significantly better than those with an elevated presenting polarity on verbal learning (p ≤ 0.001) and verbal memory (p ≤ 0.001) and had fever intrusions on the CVLT (p = 0.017) (Table 3).
The three age at onset groups also differed in current age. The earlier-onset groups had poorer PAS social and school scores, a longer duration of illness, a higher number of both depressive and elevated episodes, and more current depressive symptomatology. After controlling for multiple testing on neurocognitive measures, the three age at onset groups did not differ statistically significantly from each other (Table 4).
Three neurocognitive measures differed statistically significantly across two or more subgroups, also after correcting for multiple testing: verbal learning, verbal memory, and semantic fluency. Since verbal learning and verbal memory were highly inter-correlated (r = 0.74, p ≤ 0.01) and analyses gave similar results, we only report here the results for verbal memory. To investigate the independent explanatory power of the different ways to subgroup, we performed two different multivariate analyses, one with verbal memory and one with semantic fluency as dependent variables (for details of procedure, see 'Statistical analyses' section above).
Possible confounders for the association between verbal memory and subgroups were age, gender, and duration of illness, entered in the first block. Age (p = 0.004) and sex (p = 0.002) significantly contributed to the model. In the second block, neither affective symptoms nor number of episodes affected verbal memory, while current psychotic symptoms (p = 0.003) did. Having a BD-I diagnosis, history of psychosis, and an elevated presenting episode were associated with poorer performance on verbal memory in the bivariate analyses, but all could not be entered in the same model due to collinearity problems. Regarding the effect of subgroups, the best model was the one containing elevated presenting episode followed by BD-I (Table 5).
For the analysis of sematic fluency, age and level of education were possible confounders entered in the first block. Age (p = 0.005) and education (p = 0.010) significantly contributed to the model. In the second block, neither affective nor psychotic symptoms, nor duration of illness, nor number of episodes contributed to the model. Having a BD-I diagnosis and history of psychosis contributed to a poorer verbal fluency. Again, the model did not adequately fit both. The best model contained history of psychosis (Table 6).
The main finding is that three of the suggested subgroups (BD-I versus BD-II, history of psychosis, and presenting polarity) differed in regard to their association with aspects of neurocognitive functioning; in particular, verbal memory and semantic fluency. It has been suggested that verbal memory impairment is a BD endophenotype, as it seems to be a trait-related deficit 72 that is also present in relatives of patients with BD 73. It is of particular interest to show the impact of an elevated presenting polarity on verbal memory impairment, since few studies have explored the relationship between presenting polarity and neurocognition. In line with two previous studies, we also found indications (trend level significance) that patients with non-psychotic BD were more likely to have first-degree relatives with BD, compared to patients with psychotic BD 12, 13. Outside of the expected association between early age at onset and poor premorbid adjustment, there were surprisingly few group differences among age at onset subgroups.
In line with previous findings, there were clear group differences in verbal memory between BD-I and BD-II in favor of the BD-II group 50, 51. This may explain why BD-I patients have poorer general functioning than BD-II patients in spite of fewer clinical symptoms, since cognitive problems are associated with poor function 2, 47. BD-I patients had, on the other hand, better premorbid function than BD-II patients, possibly due to the earlier age at onset for the BD-II group. Due to a substantial overlap between BD-I and having a history of psychosis, group differences in verbal memory associated with history of psychosis to a large extent mirrored differences between BD-I and BD-II.
We also found support for a relationship between having psychotic BD and/or BD-I and impairments in semantic verbal fluency. Our results here are in line with previous findings of deficits in semantic verbal fluency in first-episode psychosis patients with a mania history 74 and deficits in both verbal fluency and verbal memory in first-episode psychotic BD 75. The overlap of subgroups makes it difficult to disentangle to what extent it is the disposition to experience manic symptoms, to experience psychotic symptoms, or some common factor predisposing to both these syndromes that is associated with neurocognitive dysfunction. However, the effects of manic and/or psychotic symptomatology on cognition seem stronger than the effects of depressive symptomatology. For instance, those with depressive onsets had more depressive episodes than those with an elevated onset, but still a better performance on verbal learning and memory as well as fewer errors in general. Also, even if patients with BD-II had more current depressive symptoms, they performed better than BD-I patients on verbal learning and memory, processing speed, and verbal fluency. This is in line with a recent study that found a positive association between number of manic episodes and poorer performance on neurocognitive tests in BD-I patients, with no significant effect of number of depressive episodes 76. On the other hand, these findings are equivocal, as the impact of residual depressive symptoms on cognitive domains of functioning has been demonstrated in other studies 10, 77.
The current findings seem to have clinical implications. First, as in patients with psychotic disorders 78, 79, many patients with BD have cognitive disturbances that could affect functioning and may benefit from strategies that enhance cognitive function, through cognitive remediation 80, 81. Secondly, if neurocognition is involved in the etiology and pathophysiology of the disorder, an increased understanding of this role may increase the understanding of the mechanism underlying the clinical picture and, in turn, the treatment of the disorder.
Taken together, the current findings suggest that there may be latent subgroups within the BD spectrum that to some extent encompass characteristics of several of the previously proposed subgroups; i.e., the combination of elevated presenting polarity, manic episodes and history of psychosis. These groups are characterized by impairment in neurocognitive function in particular verbal memory and semantic fluency.
The cross-sectional design limits the possibility to look for causal relationships. Information about onset characteristics is gathered retrospectively, with possible recall bias. Family history of psychiatric illness is based on interview with patients only. The comparison of several subgroups with repeated statistical analyses involves the risk of spurious findings, even if the main findings survive correction for multiple testing. Since this is a naturalistic study, we have not controlled use of medication, and differences in symptomatology between subgroups could be related to the use of different medications.
The suggested BD subgroups show substantial overlap. At least three of the groups (BD-I, history of psychosis and elevated presenting polarity) appear to capture some common aspects of an underlying phenomenon that relates impairments in verbal memory to history of psychosis and impairments in semantic fluency to BD-I.
We would like to thank the participants in the TOP study and the clinicians collaborating in patient recruitment for their contribution. We would also like to thank Jimmy Jensen, Kjetil Sundet, Beathe Haatveit, Åsa Lind, Thomas Bjella, Eivind Bakken, Ragnhild Storli, Merete Øibakken, and Linn Kleven for their valuable help.
Funding for this study was provided by the Research Council of Norway (Grants #181831, 147787/320, 167153/V50) and the Regional Health Authority for South-Eastern Norway Health Authority (Grants #2004123 and #2006258). Neither had any role in study design, data collection, analysis and interpretation, writing of the report, or the decision to submit the paper for publication.
The authors of this paper do not have any competing commercial or financial interests to disclose in connection with this manuscript.
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Sassmouth Reese Witherspoon Arrested, Goes from America's Sweetheart to America's Drunk Sweetheart
By Dustin Rowles | Trade News | April 22, 2013 | Comments ()
Honestly, I didn't think Reese Witherspoon had it in her. She always seemed to me the poster-lady for uptight soccer mom-ness, the kind of woman that gives her accountant-type husband the hairy eyeball if he has more than two drinks. She always seemed pretty, sweet, and kind of a buzzkill.
But now she has a police record and a mugshot, and now I think I love her.
Witherspoon was arrested on Friday night, and honestly, her crime wasn't so bad (a misdemeanor). It was actually her husband who was pulled over for a DUI, when Witherspoon began sassmouthing the police officer.
"Mrs. Witherspoon began to hang out the window and say that she did not believe that I was a real police officer," according to the report. "I told Mrs. Witherspoon to sit on her butt and be quiet."
The report went on to state, "Mrs. Witherspoon asked, 'Do you know my name?' I answered, 'No, I don't need to know your name.' I then added, 'Right now.' Mrs. Witherspoon stated, 'You're about to find out who I am'."
Things about this scenario that I love: 1) She hung out the window, 2) she talked sh*t to the police officer in total white-trash fashion, and 3) she pulled the "Do you know who I am card." If only she'd taken her top off, the image would've been complete.
She has apologized, however, releasing a statement yesterday. "I clearly had one drink too many and I am deeply embarrassed about the things I said." My guess is that one drink too many was actually just one drink, but good for her for showing some personality. My guess is that her husband was probably the one that was really pissed because the two spent a few hours in jail, and Witherspoon's buzz had already worn off by the time they'd gotten home, and you know that guy was going to get the drunk Witherspoon sex he waits MONTHS to get.
Poor guy. Finally gets his opening, and the cops cock block him. Let's poor one out for Jim Toth, y'all.
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GOLDEN MEADOW -- Construction is expected to start next month on a lock aimed at preventing high water from entering Golden Meadow during hurricanes, tropical storms, high tides and strong south winds while still allowing boat traffic to continue uninterrupted along Bayou Lafourche.
Representatives from federal, state and local government agencies representing both coastal restoration and hurricane protection gathered Friday afternoon at the future site of the Leon Theriot Lock, which should be complete in about a year.
Construction began on the lock structure and gates in 2005, and the locks $7 million installation cost was fully covered until hurricanes Katrina and Rita created a push for hurricane-protection projects all along Louisianas cost.
The price tag skyrocketed, and officials said they had no choice but to leave the finished 3,000-pound lock unused and parked on a barge while they scrambled to make up the difference.
"I still remember when Windell approached me, very somber, and asked me, 'Reggie, should we give up on the lock project? " said state Sen. Reggie Dupre, D-Bourg, whose district includes southern Terrebonne and Lafourche. "I wasnt ready to give up on it. I said 'Lets see if this is a priority. "
Curole said the levee district believed it had an advantage over other projects looking for state money because its project was actually half done.
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Levee officials must close the floodgate currently in place when water levels approach 1 foot above normal elevations to avoid flooding in Golden Meadow, Curole said. With the new lock in place, the water could rise as high as 3 feet above normal elevations and still open to allow boat traffic to pass.
"Weve have a serious problem down here," Curole said. "And were spending millions because of it. The state needs to start dealing with these problems because its either deal with this now or move out."
Commencing construction will cause some delays for boat traffic on the bayou, Curole warned, but the levee district will keep the public updated.
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