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Is Political Correctness really nothing more than an exercise in being dishonest?
Is Political Correctness really nothing more than an exercise in being dishonest and in the big picture, does it not create more problems than it supposedly solves.
Lets face it .....Political Correctness stifles the truth and free speech and wants/encourages people to be dishonest!
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Jul 11 2013: Political correctness can mean calling a group of people by the term desired.
For example, back when, a person that had an IQ under a certain number was called a imbecile. That was the scientific definition of an imbecile. We then changed it to another euphemism, to make it politically correct. The clinical word for them then became retard (this means slow in many languages and in English). That then became politically incorrect.
Now the socially acceptable words are "differently abled" "developmentally changed," and "special needs people." These will soon become politically incorrect, (like "special ed." has become) when the meaning catches up to the word. Then we will move onto other euphemisms. I am not sure I understand the point of this.
Obviously people should not use racial slurs. I am not saying that African American is a euphemism for the N-word. In this case, I think people should be politically correct and not use derogatory terms to talk about groups of people. The meaning associated with the N-word is different that the meaning of saying African American.
It is similar to referring to women vs bitches. Even though you refer to people with XX chromosomes (or transgender women), the meaning associated with the word is different. It is derogatory. Not using derogatory terms is a form of political correctness, and I find nothing wrong with that.
I do have problems when history is changed in order to be PC. That does not help anyone.
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Jul 11 2013: Well Ted Friend.....curious here......kindly enlighten me of what you see as the 'correct context' of the word/term 'Nigger' and give me specific examples of the usage of the kosher and non kosher word/term 'Nigger' in two separate sentences showing how one usage is racist and the other not.
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Jul 12 2013: Well once again Ted Friend..........lets start off by making the point that this is a discussion forum.
Accordingly why would I be wrong to suggest your ...'Get off that high horse there BR.' is an attempt to stifle the discussion? Just asking.
And yes I agree context and motive of words/a word designate its purpose and intent/motive.
But the last time I looked it had become Politically incorrect to use the word 'Nigger' in any context or form.............full stop, and even kiddies books ala Noddy have been deemed PC incorrect.
We have schools removing pork related food from school canteens to be PC:
Some say thats racism in reverse and existing culture destruction.
Oh and btw I have been called a racist on/over some matters but as to whether they had a rational valid argument was open to debate.
As for your claim of me 'blowing it'......:)..........that coming from somebody that does the semantics of context and motive, suggest you should do the semantics on 'suggest' as opposed to 'claim/claiming'.
Further suggest your the one making all the claims about me..............suggest I'm the one thats trying to foster a debate/discussion on what I see as the hypocrisy and dishonesty of PC and the taboos and Sacred cows of our society it is feeding.
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Jul 12 2013: Ted Friend re your:
para 1: Don't recall stating I feel stifled...........do recall stating that I saw that, that comment of yours as trying to stifle the discussion. BIG difference.
para 2. Suggest when the word 'Nigger' is used now days it brings up connotations of the racial variety no matter in what context it is being used. But hey thats only my personal opinion on that point........ just like what you have been expressing, personal opinion.
para 3. Suggest if you had read the article with 'comprehension,' it amounted to more than a COUPLE of 'school official idiots' (as you have chosen to label/denigrate them) and at time of print are talking 20 schools.
And what I suggest here also begs the question ....'What facts/truths do you have to support your claims that the school officials are IDIOTS based on your PC ideology and unless you can support your claim I see UNTRUTH and FALSEHOOD coming from you.
para4. And you know this is ' just the normal crap that goes on every day in schools ' because. And where did I claim I was being...... ' subjected to some heinous secret plot to make me a Muslim.' ?????
para5. Don't recall seeing anything about anybody being FORCED to eat anything........kindly show me where it stated that. And as for Christians and your prayer red herring.........don't know about your neck of the woods but in mine prayers were only said in the Christian schools and only in the public schools if one participated in the religious indoctrination classes.
para 6. Don't recall claiming religions don't push their agendas .............my point thereto was that I object to ANY religion or other body requesting/demanding the removal of a food source from the menu of a public tax payer funded school to appease any religious groups belief ideology. Suggest that is discrimination big time.
And I still see your trying to make with the belittlement of the points of the discussion with the 'secret plot' dribble.
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This also lets you keep your private car instead of having to conform to public transit schedules.
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I'm happy to see people are looking at gas consumption in other ways then making some form of hybrid and increasing/abolishing MPG.
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I would guess a reserved lane might be required, plus special traffic regulations on speed and spacing. It's critical that enough spacing exist ahead of the train, and the train has plenty of follow link buy cialis online canada time to propecia pills react to slow down, so monitoring and broadcast of traffic in the lane would be important. Also, probably automatic ticketing and severe fines would be needed for violations. If the train made a 100% emergency stop, it's guaranteed to create a crash since each car won't have identical emergency stop rates.
I would guess the hardest part of this project would be dealing with problems in the equipment and it's cool best way to take cialis dealing with emergency situations. Of course a research project could omit all of this and demo the cialis 20 mg tablet concept, but it would be unsafe. The legal liability of this seems problematic, especially in the US.
An even simpler version would just have automated braking only (plus perhaps some lights/sounds to advise the driver), use networking and traffic flow management with radios and sensors in the road. Instead of stop-and-go, the system could allow supercritical density at modest speeds (30mph). By controlling the spacing and speed, the stop-and-go waves would be avoided. Traffic would be slow, but steady, so people would get to work faster than current congested highways.
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There is a nice opportunity I have not heard of yet.
If the lead vehicle has a small power facility it could help EV owners to www.smartersecurity.com make occasional long distance trips.
They can drive to the nearest highway, connect and buy levitra online without prescription plug in to a road train and use electricity provided by the locomotive.
This could solve one of the biggest drawbacks of the EV: The inability to drive more than 600 mile for the occasionally holiday trip.
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And if you're curious who spends the most money promoting computer managed passenger cars to decision makers, well in the US it has been GM for the last 15 years. It looked different when first proposed of course. More like magnetic strips planted into the ground that would guide the steering wheel for people. Then later, computers were suggested to manage the speed, all these people in their own cars, one after the other, going a perfect 65mph.
GM is the same company that bought up all the electric rail-car mass transit in 49 states around WWII and switched it to gas powered engines and then raised cost and scaled back the dependablehealthcareservices.com availability of mass transit (mostly in urban centers) until it only made sense to purchase a car, which if far most lucrative than mass transit for GM. Freeways were then lobbied by GM often under the banner of "we need to be able to transport and try it price of viagra in canada army or our people from coast to coast if necessary, it's a matter of national security". Simultaneously they deconstructed purchased railway tracks, they often weren't in the way of anything, they just didn't want the option on the table. Mass transit systems were then sold back to the cities once they became unprofitable (from lack of use) but necessary for transporting the handicapped and elderly. This of price of viagra course didn't happen in a cultural vacuum. Personal cars in the 50s-70s were far too sexy to compete with the concept of rail cars. Of course, no individual pictures themselves as the cause of the traffic on a freeway... I mostly feel bad for LA... they used to have an effective rail car system that would move people through the city, and they traded it for more expensive, more polluting, less useful freeways of bumper to bumper individuated frustration.
I'd agree that a lot of the above could be contested (it would be quite hard to determine all of it objectively), I would just suggest that people ask questions like "what will buying / supporting this do to a shifting infrastructure?" rather than just "which thing on the shelf do I like more?" whoo, far too much rambling sorry all..
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My idea was more like a 'Smart Cruise Control' where you can set the cruise control to whichever speed, but it would automatically adjusts to the speed of the vehicle in front of you (via sensors), and continue to 'follow' the vehicle until you switch lanes!
Essentially, this 'Road Trains' technology is a bit more dangerous, in the sense that the driver does not need to stay in control of www.karlbarth.nl the steering wheel.
Additionally, if my 'Smart Cruise Control' would be integrated with Volvo's CWS, these two would definitely cut down on 'computer-related accidents' or distracted drivers accidents.
However, if this "Road Trains" concept was integrated with Volvo's CWS, then if the leading vehicle were to stop suddenly, all following vehicles would simultaneously brake! I'm sure this 'Road Train' technology would not be launched without any and all safety precautions in place!
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Collisions from non-involved cars would create horrific wrecks.
I could see this turning into a bureacratic boondoggle that costs far more money than it saves.
There are thousands of great ways to reduce fuel usage. This one looks good on papers but would probably fail in practicality in its implementation.
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It's sort of like when you see a tractor trailer on the highway pulling 3 trailers, and you wonder why trucks (huge polluters) virtually replaced (more efficient and less dangerous) freight trains!
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Formed in 2002, by guitarist/drummer Mike Dimareli, Article have gradually refined their sound to a more mature and fresh sound that can only be described as powerful and immense yet very melodic.
Illusion X is scheduled for release worldwide on November 12th on CD and digital.
Album tracklisting:
'Look In The Mirror'
'Chasing My Life'
'I Am So Different'
'Follow The Light'
'Wings Of Time'
'Run Like The Wind'
'Illusion X'
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Months of production are still remaining - but new EPA statistics released Thursday show the biodiesel industry has topped the one-billion gallon mark for the third consecutive year.
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The morning fog still veiled the coast as boaters steamed in with limits of huge Chinook salmon, the filet tables were abuzz with stories of big salmon caught and bigger ones that got away! The setting may sound like it took place in Alaska; it was actually here in Santa Cruz.
The large Chinooks were caught along the central coast off Avila a few weeks back. The big bruisers showed up off Monterey last week and now they are positioned near Santa Cruz right outside the Harbor in 120 feet of water. The majority of these large, late-season salmon appear to be headed for the Sacramento River and its tributaries to spawn in the next couple months. Salmon are also branching off this school and returning to the Santa Cruz Harbor where pen-raised fish from the Monterey Bay Salmon and Trout Project released them three years ago. At this point there are not many salmon in the Harbor but a few have been seen jumping in the middle of the channel. The Santa Cruz Harbor has designated boundaries to fish. It will be helpful if fisher people adhere to the harbors request to insure future opportunities to host the net pen raised juvenile Chinooks.
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Nestled away in downtown Sarasota, in the middle of historic Burns Square, is a small raspberry-colored theater that many people consider a landmark of the surrounding area. After opening its doors in 1993, Burns Court Cinemas has continually proven to be the best place around to find first-run, hand-picked foreign language, independent, and art films.
Showcasing nothing but the best cinema has to offer, Burns Court Cinemas is also home to many annual festivals and series which have become staple events for the Sarasota area. One of the most popular, Cine-World, has striven to bring films from all different countries, cultures, and communities within the framework of a weeklong, extremely exciting and popular event.
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4:58 PM EDT, September 25, 2014
Mike Preston: With Kubiak, Ravens can weather injuries on offense
Soon after the 2013 season ended, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh admitted that he knew his offense was in trouble once tight end Dennis Pitta was injured and declared out for the season shortly into training camp.
7:38 PM EDT, September 29, 2014
Mike Preston: Rookie Lorenzo Taliaferro giving Bernard Pierce a chance to heal
Ravens running back Bernard Pierce can take his time healing his injured quadriceps.
7:56 PM EDT, September 28, 2014
Mike Preston: Terrell Suggs, Elvis Dumervil lead Ravens' defensive effort
On the Carolina Panthers' first play from the line of scrimmage, Ravens outside linebacker Terrell Suggs blew by left tackle Byron Bell and wrapped up quarterback Cam Newton like a bundle of hay.
9:15 PM EDT, September 22, 2014
Mike Preston: If Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti is lying, he'll have to sell team
Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti better not be lying.
8:11 PM EDT, September 21, 2014
Mike Preston: Despite win over Browns, Ravens defense has big problems
CLEVELAND -- The Ravens secondary couldn't cover and tackle — and gave up a long pass that will be on every NFL highlight package this week. The linebackers had trouble getting off blocks and holding the edge on running plays. The defensive line wasn't much of a factor, either.
9:15 PM EDT, September 18, 2014
Mike Preston: Browns running game presents challenge for Ravens defense
There is nothing fancy about Cleveland's offense. There are few gimmick or trick plays, they don't spread teams out with a lot of packages and the running game is pretty basic.
9:07 PM EDT, September 15, 2014
Mike Preston: Cleveland Browns make AFC North interesting to watch
Congratulations to Cleveland Browns fans. They finally have a competitive team back in the National Football League.
8:42 PM EDT, September 12, 2014
Mike Preston: Ravens defense could be showing signs of revival
As the Ravens left the field Thursday night, they had more than just a 26-6 win against the Pittsburgh Steelers. They also had reasons to be encouraged about their defense.
11:47 PM EDT, September 11, 2014
Mike Preston: Now that's what the Ravens' offense should look like
This is what Gary Kubiak's West Coast offense is supposed to look like.
8:26 PM EDT, September 8, 2014
Mike Preston: Ravens, NFL get it right after they had no other choice
The Ravens and the NFL had a chance for a do over, and they got it right this time.
8:11 PM EDT, September 7, 2014
Mike Preston: Watching Joe Flacco is like riding a roller coaster of emotions
Few players can torment a fan base like quarterback Joe Flacco.
5:20 PM EDT, September 4, 2014
Mike Preston: Ravens veterans are going to have to set a manageable pace this season
There have been times when the age of prominent Ravens veterans has gotten overlooked because of the infusion of young players.
6:43 PM EDT, August 25, 2014
Mike Preston: Young players could make the difference for the Ravens
Veteran players like Haloti Ngata, Steve Smith, Terrell Suggs and Joe Flacco will do the heavy lifting, but a lot of first or second year players need to produce if the Ravens want to return to the postseason.
11:23 PM EDT, August 23, 2014
Mike Preston: Offensive line takes a step back in preseason game against Washington
After three preseason games, the Ravens are back to square one.
3:19 PM EDT, September 1, 2014
Mike Preston: It's hard to repeat as Super Bowl champs, but the Seahawks will do it
As usual, the Super Bowl champions suffered a drain of talent in the offseason. But that won't stop the Seattle Seahawks from winning a second straight NFL title.
7:11 PM EDT, August 29, 2014
Mike Preston: Ravens are a player or two away from being a strong contender
Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome has to be a little nervous these days.
5:41 PM EDT, August 18, 2014
Mike Preston: At midway point of preseason, it's hard to tell whether Ravens have improved
After nearly five weeks of training camp and two preseason games, it's still hard to predict if the Ravens will improve on last year's 8-8 record.
11:09 PM EDT, August 16, 2014
Mike Preston: A little more playing time exposes Ravens' defensive problems
A lot of the Ravens' defensive problems were hidden a week ago because the starting unit played very little.
7:27 PM EDT, August 11, 2014
Mike Preston: Ex-Ravens linebacker Bart Scott ready to 'keep it real' as CBS analyst
When the regular season opens next month, former Ravens linebacker Bart Scott will debut on CBS's NFL Today pregame show as a commentator and analyst.
7:21 PM EDT, July 31, 2014
Mike Preston: Ray Rice's apology allows the healing process to begin
Ravens running back Ray Rice apologized to his wife Thursday.
11:24 PM EDT, August 7, 2014
Mike Preston: For one game and at least one series, Ravens' offensive line looks like a dream
It is early in the preseason, so it's OK to dream at this point.
7:00 PM EDT, August 21, 2014
Mike Preston: NFL officials are bringing balance back to football
Ravens defensive coordinator Dean Pees was having a conversation with league officials before a recent preseason game when he jokingly said what many defensive backs are thinking these days.
8:50 PM EDT, July 29, 2014
Mike Preston: Ravens defense needs to get that old swagger back
The Ravens finished the 2013 season with the 12th-ranked defense in the NFL, but they didn't have the usual swagger.
6:37 PM EDT, July 24, 2014
Mike Preston: NFL missed opportunity to send a message with Ray Rice suspension
There appeared to be a sense of relief at The Castle after the NFL announced Ravens running back Ray Rice would be suspended only two games stemming from an altercation with his then-fiancee in a New Jersey casino in February.
8:00 PM EDT, August 14, 2014
Mike Preston: Unknowns remain for Ravens' running game after strong start
The Ravens' running back situation has progressed better than most expected throughout training camp, but few can predict how it will unfold during the 2014 season.
7:28 PM EDT, July 21, 2014
Mike Preston: John Harbaugh faces a year of adjustments as he evolves with the Ravens
John Harbaugh is at a crossroads.
9:21 PM EDT, July 18, 2014
Mike Preston: Offense, first four opponents raise concerns for Ravens
With training camp set to officially open next week, the Ravens are still waiting for NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to rule on the status of running back Ray Rice, but they have more pressing concerns going into the first quarter of the season.
8:40 PM EDT, August 4, 2014
Mike Preston: Running game is the key to Ravens coordinator Gary Kubiak's offense
In theory, the West Coast offense doesn't appear to be ideal for an East Coast football team. Gary Kubiak's version, though, might be the perfect fit for the Ravens.
11:04 PM EDT, July 14, 2014
Mike Preston: Jimmy Smith's immaturity led to the fifth arrest for the Ravens this offseason
The questions about Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith's immaturity surfaced again over the weekend after he was arrested and charged with failure to obey a lawful order of a police officer during an incident in a Towson restaurant Saturday night.
9:34 PM EDT, June 4, 2014
Mike Preston: Cornerback Jimmy Smith is on the verge of breakout season
Early in Wednesday's organized team activities, cornerback Jimmy Smith intercepted a pass near the 20-yard line and seconds later blew by quarterback Joe Flacco for a touchdown.
8:06 PM EDT, June 2, 2014
Mike Preston: Ozzie Newsome keeps eye on the free agent market
In the past, Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome has been able to add some quality players in the second phase of free agency because of patience, and that won't change in 2014.
8:14 PM EDT, May 29, 2014
Mike Preston: Ravens players must take responsibility for their off-field actions
During a 21-minute news conference Thursday, Ravens coach John Harbaugh appeared angry, frustrated and disappointed. As he enters his seventh season, the Ravens have never had more off-field incidents than this offseason.
9:17 PM EDT, May 30, 2014
Mike Preston: C.J. Mosley getting a range of lessons in the NFL
Inside linebacker C.J. Mosley had some tough classes at the University of Alabama, but nothing as hard as learning about playing in the National Football League.
1:58 PM EDT, May 23, 2014
Mike Preston: Denver's Tierney has the wisdom to shut down Duke
Denver coach Bill Tierney doesn't think he is a genius, but he has one of the greatest defensive minds in the history of college lacrosse.
6:10 PM EDT, May 18, 2014
Hopkins can't catch up in NCAA lacrosse quarterfinal loss to Duke
The beginning of the end came early for Johns Hopkins.
5:52 PM EDT, May 10, 2014
Thompsons romp as Albany knocks off No. 3 seed Loyola in men's lacrosse tournament
One minute and 46 seconds were left in the game when Albany delivered another magic moment. Attackman Miles Thompson threw a quick pass to younger brother Lyle, who hurled a pass across the crease to cousin Ty Thompson, who flicked in a goal.
6:55 PM EDT, April 27, 2014
No. 1 Loyola routs Lehigh, 16-7, to win Patriot League men's lacrosse title
The toughest task No. 1 Loyola had over the weekend was holding onto all of the hardware.
5:19 PM EDT, May 3, 2014
Loyola shows why it's No. 1 with 13-10 win over No. 6 Hopkins
If this was a statement game, then No. 1 Loyola Maryland left a great impression on No. 6 Johns Hopkins and the rest of the college lacrosse world.
5:21 PM EDT, April 5, 2014
Ward-Schultz connection lifts No. 1 Loyola past Navy in 2OT, 7-6
Attackmen Justin Ward and Brian Schultz had put themselves in this game-winning situation at least a hundred times, first with the Maryland RoughRiders, their club team, and then later in college.
2:19 PM EDT, May 25, 2012
Loyola vs. Notre Dame will be ultimate offense vs. defense showdown
Loyola attackmen Eric Lusby and Mike Sawyer have seen a lot of different zones and man-to-man defensive combinations this season.
8:48 PM EDT, March 22, 2014
No. 8 Virginia beats No. 10 Hopkins in lacrosse, 11-10 in OT
Virginia midfielder Greg Coholan scored his third goal of the game with 1:09 left in overtime as the No. 8 Cavaliers defeated No. 10 Johns Hopkins, 11-10, in college lacrosse Saturday.
6:18 PM EDT, March 15, 2014
No. 3 Loyola Md. holds off Army, 7-6, for 6th straight win
No. 3 Loyola Maryland had to battle two opponents Saturday. The Greyhounds had to play through the emotions of a big win against Duke last Sunday and then take on a tough Army team.
1:37 PM EDT, March 21, 2014
Hopkins-Virginia lacrosse rivalry still a Stanwick story
For four seasons, Johns Hopkins lacrosse coach Dave Pietramala had to find a way to defend Virginia attackman Steele Stanwick. On Saturday, the roles will be reversed because No. 8 Virginia has to find a way to stop his brother Wells, an attackman for the No. 10 Blue Jays.
8:12 PM EDT, August 4, 2013
Mike Preston: Art Donovan wasn't from here, but he epitomized Baltimore
There was a message left on the office phone one cold night in 2001, but the caller didn't leave his name. It was just an old raspy voice wanting to say hi.
9:49 PM EDT, March 9, 2014
No. 5 Loyola sprints to 14-7 win over No. 6 Duke in men's lacrosse
Duke coach John Danowski tried a number of combinations, including flip-flopping his goalie twice, but the Blue Devils had no solutions for Loyola's offense Sunday night.
5:03 PM EST, February 17, 2014
Mike Preston: The fall has come quickly for Rice
Few pro athletes have fallen out of favor so quickly in Baltimore as Ravens running back Ray Rice.
7:28 PM EDT, May 25, 2013
Duke holds off Cornell's late push in Division I lax semifinal
— Nearly three weeks into the 2013 regular season, No. 7 Duke was virtually a game or two away from being eliminated from postseason play. Now, the Blue Devils are only a game away from winning a second national championship in four years.
8:59 PM EST, March 8, 2013
Johns Hopkins cruises past UMBC, sets sights on Syracuse
It was preparation night for both UMBC and Johns Hopkins on Friday at Homewood Field.
8:29 PM EDT, April 25, 2014
No. 1 Loyola beats Colgate, 12-6, to advance to Patriot League lacrosse final
Any chance of Colgate pulling an upset disappeared in a 92-second span early in the fourth quarter as No. 1 Loyola Maryland defeated the Raiders, 12-6, in a Patriot League tournament semifinal Friday at Ridley Athletic Complex.
6:48 PM EDT, May 18, 2013
Mock, Pannell send Cornell past Ohio State, 16-6
The Cornell men's lacrosse team is on a mission.
1:18 AM EDT, April 6, 2013
No. 4 Maryland avoids upset with 11-8 win over Navy
No. 4 Maryland scored the final three goals of the third quarter to seize control of the game and put away a stubborn Navy team, 11-8, Friday night at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
6:42 PM EST, January 2, 2013
Mike Preston: Preston: Ray Lewis will retire as the greatest middle linebacker to play the game
There is really only one more appropriate ending for the Ravens' Ray Lewis, and that won't come for another five years when he takes his place in the NFL Hall of Fame as the greatest middle linebacker ever.
10:32 PM EDT, March 19, 2013
DeNapoli scores 7 goals in Towson's 12-9 win over UMBC
The two best players were on the opposite ends of the field Tuesday night, and they both played for Towson.
6:31 PM EDT, March 30, 2013
No. 5 Terps men bounce back with 9-7 win over No. 13 Virginia
Maryland rediscovered itself Saturday, and Virginia is still searching.
7:09 PM EST, February 10, 2013
Mike Preston: Nothing will top Ravens' first Super Bowl win, but this one was close
The comparisons are inevitable because there has been only one other Super Bowl winning season in the Ravens' 17-year history in Baltimore.
4:37 PM EST, November 16, 2012
Preston's matchups: Ravens vs. Steelers
Steelers WR Mike Wallace vs Ravens CBs Cary Williams and Corey Graham: Wallace might be the fastest wide receiver in the NFL. If quarterback Ben Roethlisberger was playing, the Ravens would be in serious trouble. They still could get burned a lot with Byron Leftwich replacing Roethlisberger. Williams has improved in recent weeks and Graham is more physcial than former starter Jimmy Smith. The Ravens have to neutralize Pittsburgh's speed. Edge: Steeleers.
11:59 PM EDT, April 1, 2012
No. 1 Johns Hopkins falls to No. 10 North Carolina, 13-9
No. 10 North Carolina scored four goals in the first 10 minutes of the fourth quarter as the Tar Heels upset the No. 1 Johns Hopkins men's lacrosse team, 13-9, on Sunday night in the Big City Classic in East Rutherford, N.J.
9:45 PM EDT, May 12, 2012
Stevenson advances with win against Gettysburg in Division III playoffs
Stevenson has had a tradition of turning out high-powered offenses, but it has been the defense that has carried the Mustangs this season .
10:05 PM EST, January 2, 2012
Mike Preston: It's time for Harbaugh to make difficult changes with Ray Lewis and Ed Reed
Ravens head coach John Harbaugh is trying to walk the line without falling off the edge — and possibly taking down his team, as well.
5:34 PM EST, March 3, 2012
No. 7 Maryland starts strong in 10-7 win over No. 10 Duke
COLLEGE PARK — The Maryland men's lacrosse team wanted to play the perfect game Saturday, but the Terps had to settle for a great start and a strong finish.
6:01 PM EDT, May 5, 2012
Scoring spurts help Johns Hopkins beat Army, 13-6
The situation facing No. 8 Johns Hopkins on Saturday afternoon felt a little familiar to the Blue Jays. Army displayed a few techniques in hopes of obtaining the same result as Navy did against Hopkins a few weeks ago.
10:49 PM EDT, April 1, 2012
UNC hands Hopkins its first loss, 13-9
No. 10 North Carolina scored four goals in the first 10 minutes of the fourth quarter as the Tar Heels upset the No. 1 Johns Hopkins men's lacrosse team, 13-9, on Sunday night in the Big City Classic in East Rutherford, N.J.
5:44 PM EST, March 10, 2012
Loyola eases doubts with big win over Duke
No one knows for sure if Loyola University belongs in the top echelon of lacrosse teams this season, but it will be fun to see if the Greyhounds can get there.
5:14 PM EDT, March 31, 2012
Mike Preston: Preston: Maryland championship team understood teamwork
When the Maryland men's basketball team won its national championship 10 years ago, it was uniquely different than a lot of those won during that era.
8:57 PM EDT, April 20, 2012
Top-seeded Duke edges Maryland, 6-5, in ACC semifinals
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — It's April, so it is time for Duke's men's lacrosse team to start its annual march toward the NCAA championship.
6:44 PM EST, November 21, 2010
Mike Preston's Ravens report card
Quarterback: It was a typical performance by Joe Flacco, except he played well in the first half and was average in the second. Flacco had some nice sideline throws, but he has to develop a better feel in the pocket of when to go down, and when to tuck the ball. But he did throw for more than 300 yards. Grade: B
9:59 PM EST, November 28, 2011
Improved offense hinges on consistent offensive line play for Ravens
The Ravens appear to have found the right formula for winning on offense, but it has as much to do with the improved play of the offensive line as it does with a change in philosophy.
4:41 PM EDT, March 17, 2012
Maryland breezes by Villanova in men's lacrosse
Maryland's lacrosse game against Villanova lasted nearly two hours, but it took about 15 minutes to determine the winner.
1:14 AM EST, December 6, 2010
Mike Preston's report card: Steelers 13, Ravens 10
8:54 PM EDT, September 26, 2011
Ravens offense should still be focused on the run
Just a few minutes had passed after the Ravens' rout of St. Louis, and Joe Flacco had taken his place at the podium. It was entertaining because Flacco was actually excited about the Ravens' passing game, and we all know that the quarterback isn't exactly Mr. Excitement.
6:56 PM EST, February 25, 2012
Loyola dominant in 13-6 men's lacrosse victory over Towson
The No. 17 Loyola men's lacrosse team's offense was so lethal against rival Towson on Saturday that Greyhounds coach Charley Toomey really didn't want to talk about it.
8:46 PM EDT, May 26, 2012
Loyola beats Notre Dame to advance to NCAA men's lacrosse final
When the final horn sounded, Loyola players ran toward their big goalie, Jack Runkel, who stood to the left of the goal with both arms outstretched over his head.
5:06 PM EST, November 28, 2011
Improved offense hinges on consistent offensive line play for Ravens
The Ravens appear to have found the right formula for winning on offense, but it has as much to do with the improved play of the offensive line as it does a change in philosophy.
9:43 PM EDT, May 18, 2011
Stevenson men upset by Roanoke in Division III quarterfinals, 13-12
There will be no Stevenson versus Salisbury III.
10:32 PM EDT, April 14, 2012
Salisbury scores three straight goals to beat Stevenson, 11-10
The major difference between Division III powers Salisbury and Stevenson is that the Sea Gulls know how to finish and win big games.
10:16 PM EDT, March 13, 2012
Navy speeds away with 10-6 win against Towson
The Naval Academy broke open a tightly contested game with five straight goals to open the third quarter as the visiting Middies defeated Towson, 10-6, in mens' college lacrosse Tuesday night.
7:37 PM EDT, September 19, 2010
Mike Preston: Ravens report card: Ravens vs. Bengals
8:22 PM EDT, May 13, 2012
Johns Hopkins cruises to 19-9 win over Stony Brook
Mike Poppleton didn't score a goal, dish out an assist or register a save, but he clearly was the most dominant player on the field in Johns Hopkins' 19-9 win over Stony Brook on Sunday in an NCAA tournament opening-round game.
6:49 PM EDT, April 16, 2011
Navy men's playoff hopes dashed with 14-9 loss to Army
— In the end, Navy head coach Richie Meade had to face reality, because there isn't a lot left for his lacrosse team.
10:15 PM EST, January 15, 2011
Mike Preston's report card: Ravens vs. Steelers
6:24 PM EDT, July 26, 2011
Ravens' Foxworth ready for return to action
After helping the NFL and its players lift the lockout and craft a new collective bargaining agreement, Domonique Foxworth is ready to get back on the field. The Ravens cornerback, who missed last season with a knee injury, said Tuesday that he has no desire to begin training camp on the team's physically-unable-to-perform (PUP) list.
8:07 PM EDT, August 5, 2011
Ravens turn focus to Mason after missing out on Floyd
After failing to sign Malcom Floyd in free agency, the Ravens presumably will turn their focus at wide receiver to  Derrick Mason.
7:23 PM EST, January 9, 2011
Mike Preston's Ravens-Chiefs report card
Quarterback: Joe Flacco may have played his best game, certainly in the postseason. He carried the offense when there was no running game in the first half. He kept drives alive with his scrambling ability. He looked off his primary receivers and came back to them. Grade: A.
7:53 PM EST, December 19, 2010
Baltimore Sun columnist Mike Preston's Ravens-Saints report card
8:30 PM EDT, September 18, 2011
Mike Preston's report card: Titans 26, Ravens 13
Quarterback: This was one of Joe Flacco's worst days as a pro. His passes in the flat had no zip, and he even had trouble completing swing passes. He held onto the ball too long at times, and never had any timing with his receivers. Flacco, who threw two interceptions, finished with a quarterback rating of 51.2. Grade: F
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Mike Preston's final Ravens report card
During the season Ravens columnist Mike Preston graded the Ravens' progress after each game. Today, Preston offers his final grades for the season by position, including the coaching staff.
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Gregg has 'nothing to say but great things about the Ravens'
Kelly Gregg, the second-leading tackler in Ravens history, said there are no hard feelings in parting ways with the team.
9:11 PM EDT, October 10, 2010
Mike Preston's Ravens-Broncos report card
10:14 PM EST, November 28, 2010
Mike Preston's report card: Ravens vs. Buccaneers
6:58 PM EST, December 13, 2009
Ravens-Lions: Mike Preston's report card
Quarterback: A-
7:47 PM EST, January 2, 2011
Mike Preston's report card: Ravens 13, Bengals 7
Quarterback: The Bengals have a way of making Joe Flacco think and throw in slow motion. Flacco seemed late on a lot of his passes, and didn't play well under duress. When pressured, he doesn't secure the ball well, which could become a problem again. Grade: D+
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Mike Preston: Playoff win so memorable I wanted to play for Billick
It's impossible to go through the 2000 Super Bowl season without remembering the Ravens' divisional playoff win over the Tennessee Titans in Nashville.
2:10 PM EDT, September 24, 2011
Mike Preston's Ravens-Rams matchups to watch
Ravens S Ed Reed vs. Rams QB Sam Bradford
8:54 PM EDT, October 17, 2010
Mike Preston's report card: Patriots 23, Ravens 20, OT
Quarterback: B-
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Salisbury roars to 17-3 rout of Washington in War on the Shore
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10:50 AM EDT, October 4, 2010
Ravens report card: Ravens 17, Steelers 14
Quarterback: B+
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Mike Preston's report card: Ravens vs. Texans
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potassium citrate (Urocit-K)
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Dr. Ogbru received his Doctorate in Pharmacy from the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy in 1995. He completed a Pharmacy Practice Residency at the University of Arizona/University Medical Center in 1996. He was a Professor of Pharmacy Practice and a Regional Clerkship Coordinator for the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy from 1996-99.
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GENERIC NAME: Potassium citrate
BRAND NAME: Urocit-K
DRUG CLASS AND MECHANISM: Potassium citrate is a urinary alkalinizing medication. It makes urine less acidic. Potassium citrate works by crystallizing stone-forming salts such as calcium oxalate, calcium phosphate, and uric acid within the urinary bladder by increasing the urinary pH and urine citrate levels. Urocit-k was approved in August 1985.
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GENERIC AVAILABLE: Yes
PREPARATIONS: Potassium citrate is available in extended-release tablets. They are available in 5 mEq (540 mg), 10 mEq (1080 mg), and 15 mEq (1620 mg) strengths.
STORAGE: Store potassium citrate tablets at room temperature in a tightly closed container.
PRESCRIBED FOR: Potassium citrate is used for treating renal tubular acidosis with calcium stones, hypocitraturic calcium oxalate nephrolithiasis (kidney stones), and uric acid lithiasis with or without calcium stones.
DOSING: Dosing of potassium citrate is based on urinary citrate levels.
Mild to moderate hypocitraturia (Urinary citrate greater than 150 mg/day):
DRUG INTERACTIONS: Potassium citrate should be used with caution with potassium-sparring diuretics, which can increase potassium levels in body and potentially lead to cardiac arrest.
Drugs that slow transit of food through the intestine (for example, atropine and loperamide [Imodium]) may delay passage of potassium tablets through the digestive system and result in increased irritation, ulceration or narrowing of the small intestine.
Angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors (for example, enalapril [Vasotec]), angiotensin receptor blockers (ARB) drugs (for example, valsartan [Diovan]) and certain diuretics (for example, spironolactone [Aldactone] and triamterene [Dyrenium]) increase potassium levels, causing high potassium levels in the blood when combined with potassium supplements. Potassium blood levels should be measured regularly in these patients.
Salt substitutes (for example, Mrs. Dash) often contain potassium. Therefore, patients using salt substitutes while taking potassium supplements may develop high levels of potassium in the blood.
PREGNANCY: There are no adequate studies done on potassium citrate to determine safe and effective use in pregnant women.
NURSING MOTHERS: Normally, potassium ions are present in breast milk. It is not known whether administering potassium citrate can further increase potassium levels. Therefore, potassium citrate should only be given if needed.
SIDE EFFECTS: Side effects of potassium citrate are abdominal discomfort, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, increased potassium levels, and rarely cardiac arrest. Potassium supplements can cause bleeding or perforation of the stomach or small intestine from ulcers, and narrowing (stricture) of the small intestine from healed ulcers.
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Northeastern University Bouvé College School of Nursing - Nurse Anesthesia Program Ranked One of the Highest in the North East for 2011 in the US News & World Report "Best Graduate Nursing Anesthesia Programs"
Whether in a planned procedure or an emergency, a small local hospital or a regional center, a rural or urban setting, and throughout the life cycle, the nurse anesthetist is a critical member of the health care team. In fact, certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs) administer more than thirty million anesthetics each year in the United States.
Northeastern's Nurse Anesthesia program is housed in the Bouvé College of Health Sciences, which encourages interdisciplinary collaboration with other health care disciplines. This high level of integration is part of what has made us one of the highest nationally ranked programs in the North East in the U.S. News and World Report ranking.
Northeastern offers a traditional MS, an accelerated MS for certified CRNA's, a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study and participation in the US Army Graduate Program in Nurse Anesthesia.
Students graduate in May each year and are eligible to sit for the national certification examination for nurse anesthetists, administered by the Council on Certification of Nurse Anesthetists.
The Bouvé program received funding from the Department of Health and Human Services to increase its size and diversity. As a result, many of our students receive stipends, grants, and tuition assistance.
Northeastern University is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc. The School of Nursing is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The nurse anesthesia program is accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs (COA) for the maximum allowable ten years, through May, 2024. Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs, 222 South Prospect Avenue, Park Ridge, IL 60068-4001.
The mission of the Nurse Anesthesia Program is to provide nursing graduate students with an advanced scientific knowledge base, research experiences, and a comprehensive array of clinical experiences that meet the standards of anesthesia care practice. Northeastern University nurse anesthesia graduates are prepared academically and clinically to provide high quality anesthesia care services to meet the health care needs of the community, including diverse populations. Upon completion of the 32-month full-time didactic and clinical requirements, the graduate will be eligible to take the national certification examination given by the Council on Certification of Nurse Anesthetists through the National Board of Certification and Recertification for Nurse Anesthetists (NBCRNA).
View the Admissions Requirements.
The curriculum of the nurse anesthesia program is divided into four components: core nursing courses, core clinical courses, nurse anesthesia specialty didactic courses, and nurse anesthesia specialty clinical courses. You will take the core nursing courses together with nursing graduate students in all six of the Bouvé nursing concentrations. This learning environment allows all students to gain an appreciation of each of the specialties' contributions to advanced nursing knowledge and practice. The nurse anesthesia program includes:
- 4 core nursing courses
- 3 core nursing clinical courses
- 7 nurse anesthesia specialty didactic courses
- 6 nurse anesthesia specialty clinical courses
- 1 elective
It takes thirty-two months of full-time study to garner the fifty-four semester hour credits required for the master of science degree in nursing, with the nurse anesthesia specialization. Students graduate in May each year and are eligible to sit for the national certification examination for nurse anesthetists, administered by the Council on Certification of Nurse Anesthetists.
Read the curriculum.
Read about the US Army Graduate Program in Nurse Anesthesia.
Experiential Learning
In line with Northeastern's emphasis on practice-oriented education, you will begin clinical work in your first year. Didactic and clinical experiences are integrated throughout the thirty-two month program. During the practicum and throughout your clinical education, you will develop skills in appropriate anesthesia care planning, management, and evaluation for a variety of surgical patient populations.
You will have access to all anesthetic techniques, including invasive monitoring and regional anesthesia (i.e., administering spinals and epidurals), and you will develop and maintain keen critical thinking and reasoning skills in regard to patient care. You will be assigned progressively more complex patients, including neonates, infants and children, obstetrical services, and adults with complex co-existing conditions. This range of experience opens up your career options in a field where all qualified graduates obtain employment almost immediately.
You will practice on the most sophisticated anesthesia equipment, including SimMan, and you will be responsible for administering and managing all regional techniques and modalities of invasive monitoring under the guidance of expert CRNAs and physician faculty.
You will begin your clinical work after the first eight months of the program and integrate those experiences with classroom and laboratory education throughout. Our clinical affiliates are large urban academic teaching centers, including:
- Tufts Medical Center, MA
- Rhode Island Hospital, RI
- Emerson Hospital, MA
- Brigham and Women's Hospital, MA
- South Shore Hospital, MA
- Lawrence General Hospital, MA
- UMass Worcester, MA
- Catholic Medical Center, NH
- St. Vincent's Hospital, MA
- Boston Children's Hospital, MA
- Women and Infants of Rhode Island, RI
- Cape Cod Hospital, MA
- Veterans Adminstration Hospital, MA
- Mass Eye & Ear Infirmary, MA
- North Shore Medical Center, MA
- Mass General Hospital, MA
- Pain Center, NH
- Miriam Hospital, RI
- Newport Hospital, RI
- Veterans Administration Hospital, NH
These placement sites have been selected because of the quality of their care and because they are large enough to give you access to all clinical specialty areas, including:
- cardiothoracic
- genitourinary
- gynecologic
- head and neck
- neurosurgical
- obstetrics
- orthopedics
- outpatient procedures
- pediatrics & neonatal
- plastics
- transplantation surgery
- trauma
Rather than moving from placement to placement to study different specialties, you will stay primarily at the same clinical site throughout your program. You will become incorporated into the health care team at your placement site.
Your preceptors include certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs) and board certified anesthesiologists. Many of the CRNAs and anesthesiologists are actively engaged in clinical research and some hold doctoral degrees in their fields. All of our clinical faculty have many years of both clinical and preceptor experience.
- Pass Rate for first time test-takers on the National Certification Exam (NCE) offered through the National Board of Certification and Recertification for Nurse Anesthetists (NBCRNA) for the last graduating class in 2014 was 95%.
- Graduates in 2014 obtained employment within 3 months of graduation.
- Our attrition rate for the graduating class in 2014 was 10%.
Program Director: Steve Alves
Contact Info
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207 Robinson Hall
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Math-Physics Department WebsiteThe major in Mathematics introduces students to a field whose origins date from the dawn of history and whose ever-increasing pervasiveness and importance in science, engineering, business and finance renders it a veritable master-key to our understanding of the world about us. The degree in mathematics opens many doors to students upon graduation to a job in business, industry or government, to certification as a teacher, to graduate study in mathematics, statistics and computer science, among many other fields to a professional school in business or law. Moreover, the major in mathematics serves as a gateway not only to a job or career, but also to a world where logic and imagination combine to create timeless beauty and truth.What distinguishes the BS from the BA in Mathematics is the requirement of 7 credits in Computer Science and that of 4 additional credits in Physics. Although the number of general-elective credits is thereby reduced by 11, the remaining 21 credits could still allow for a minor in many fields.To complete the mathematics major, a minimum of 120 credits is required, the last 30 of which must be earned at La Roche College. The required course work consists of the following:46 credits in the mathematics core7 credits in Computer Science12 credits in Physics 34 credits in CORE Curriculum courses21 credits of General Electives
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Our sense of smell is the only sense connected to our dinosaur brain. That means it immediately hits our emotions and evokes a reaction. It can take you back to wonderful childhood memories or turn you on in the bedroom.
I believe that the way you smell is more important and does more for how you present yourself to the world than your looks or the way you dress. The way you smell can heighten the chances of scoring with the girls or it can break them. My last article dealt with how to avoid body odor and bad breath. This week's article hopefully will enlighten you on how to choose a fragrance that will enhance your personality, make you feel good and increase your success rate in every area.
The first thing you need to consider when choosing a fragrance is the chemistry. If you like a scent in your friend's armpit it doesn't mean that it will smell the same on you. Your skin is different and anything you apply to it will turn into an individual scent that is unique to you. So don't just go out and buy a fragrance because you think it might smell good. And please don't buy it because the advertising for it tells you that women will run after you once you spray it all over your body.
Make your way into a perfumery but avoid having perfume sprayed onto your wrist. They will try to do this but you are not there yet. Get them to spray a few fragrances on a card instead and once you have eliminated smells that you don't like get them to spray your favorite on your wrist.
Time to sniff!
At that point it is time to leave the shop and walk around the block to let the fragrance settle and see what it does in combination with your skin. Give yourself an hour. If you smell it then and still like it why not ask a friend or even just a nice girl next to you in the coffee shop to give you their opinion. (great way to pick up!). If you like the scent and she does too then it's a winner.
Don't despair. It might take another visit to find the right fragrance. After all it is a bit of an investment and one of the areas worthwhile investing in. Don't go for the cheap stuff. It might smell good at the beginning but can turn into cat piss after an hour.
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And one last word of advice: be subtle. Less is more. Don't overdo it on the cologne front. It can be really off-putting. With a good cologne you should only need a few drops behind the ear and one or two on your wrists. Don't bathe in it.
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