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Luke 6:27-30 27 But I say unto you which hear, Love your enemies, do good to them which hate you, 28 Bless them that curse you, and pray for them which despitefully use you. 29 And unto him that smiteth thee on the one cheek offer also the other; and him that taketh away thy cloke forbid not to take thy coat also. 30 Give to every man that asketh of thee; and of him that taketh away thy goods ask them not again.
Luke 6:31-33 31 And as ye would that men should do to you, do ye also to them likewise. 32 For if ye love them which love you, what thank have ye? for sinners also love those that love them. 33 And if ye do good to them which do good to you, what thank have ye? for sinners also do even the same.
Luke 10:30-32 30 And Jesus answering said, A certain man went down from Jerusalem to Jericho, and fell among thieves, which stripped him of his raiment, and wounded him, and departed, leaving him half dead. 31 And by chance there came down a certain priest that way: and when he saw him, he passed by on the other side. 32 And likewise a Levite, when he was at the place, came and looked on him, and passed by on the other side.
Luke 10:33-34 33 But a certain Samaritan, as he journeyed, came where he was: and when he saw him, he had compassion on him, 34 And went to him, and bound up his wounds, pouring in oil and wine, and set him on his own beast, and brought him to an inn, and took care of him.
Luke 10:35-37 35 And on the morrow when he departed, he took out two pence, and gave them to the host, and said unto him, Take care of him; and whatsoever thou spendest more, when I come again, I will repay thee. 36 Which now of these three, thinkest thou, was neighbour unto him that fell among the thieves? 37 And he said, He that shewed mercy on him. Then said Jesus unto him, Go, and do thou likewise.
Focus Verse Luke 6:33 And if ye do good to them which do good to you, what thank have ye? for sinners also do even the same.
Focus Thought Jesus taught that care must be extended to those who cannot care for themselves. The challenge to care must reach across all barriers.
Introduction Mankind is normally self-centered and interested in his own welfare first, but Jesus taught by His example and words a revolutionary principle—a life of self-denial and reaching out to others. He taught us that, disregarding any personal benefit, we need to reach out to those who cannot help themselves. Although many people naturally question our motives and what we hope to gain from being their friend, still we should love people with the agape love that Jesus demonstrated.
Introduction This lesson tells the story of a man who became a victim of crime and would have died had it not been for a compassionate passerby who acted with supreme kindness toward him. The victim was not doing anything wrong when thieves pounced on him to rob and beat him. That is typical of the story of our lives when sin nearly destroyed us. While we were helpless and facing certain eternal death, Jesus Christ lifted us from our fallen state by the side of the road.
Introduction Jesus is the master caregiver and the epitome of a "good Samaritan"—an extreme illustration of grace and mercy. Now, the Lord has left His ministry to the church to carry on what He began—the ministry of reconciliation and restoration. What an opportunity exists for the church to make the difference in the eternal destinies of so many!
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) Jesus, the Master Caregiver Jesus taught us by His words and deeds that He cares for us. He knows that we have limitations and fears and that we need His assistance. We take comfort in the knowledge that He is interested in each of us. Never distant and aloof, He is as close as the mention of His name in prayer. (See Hebrews 4:15-16.)
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) He came to this world to pay the ultimate price for our redemption, but He also lived in this world to minister to the needs of people with whom He came in contact. Since He is the same yesterday, today, and forever, we know that He cares for us today (I Peter 5:7).
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) A.To the Frightened Jesus and the disciples were in a ship going across the Sea of Galilee when a vicious storm arose and threatened their safety. Several of them were experienced fishermen and were accustomed to tempests on that body of water known for sudden, violent storms. Evidently, the magnitude of the storm that night was enough to strike fear in all of them.
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) They awoke the Lord, who was resting, and questioned Him about His concern for their safety. In the midst of their terror, perhaps they hoped that He could help them in some way. He stood and rebuked the wind, and immediately the sea became calm. By doing so, He showed the disciples His concern for their safety and His sensitivity to their fears.
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) Humanity bears the load of many kinds of fears and concerns. A certain measure of fear is necessary for survival, but excessive fears produce torment and anxiety. Although many fears plague the human race, the Lord is concerned about them all. He remains the Master, and we can rest in the promises of the Scriptures that calm our anxieties. Through a solid relationship with Him, we experience a strong antidote for fear—trust. Certainly, we can trust in and confidently rest in Him.
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) B.To the Helpless and Hopeless Jesus walked by the pool of Bethesda and found an impotent man who had been ill for thirty-eight years. An angel had troubled the water each year, but the man had been unable to reach the water before others in order to receive his healing. The man's helpless situation touched Jesus, and He healed him.
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) When we have a desperate need, it is reassuring to know that we can come boldly to the throne of grace and ask for God's assistance (Hebrews 4:16). To come boldly is not to come with an attitude of arrogance but with a quiet confidence in the power of God. (See Matthew 7:11.)
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) The Lord is not reluctant to do good things. He knows our limitations and desires to supply our needs. While we were helpless to extricate ourselves from the chains of sinful bondage, Jesus reached down to where we were and saved us.
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) C.To His Enemies Throughout His ministry, Jesus was constantly doing good. While some people will do good to people who treat them kindly, it is another matter to respond with kindness when others wrong us. By His responses to abuse and mistreatment, Jesus gave us an example to emulate.
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) Although the Scriptures record very few people responding favorably when mistreated, it does mention some. Joseph kept a good attitude when his own brothers mistreated him and sold him into slavery because of their jealousy. David responded with kindness when he could have killed King Saul in the cave at En-gedi.
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) Likewise, Jesus understood rejection as well as physical pain and agony. The citizens of Nazareth rejected Him, and the people of Gadara asked Him to leave the countryside. He saw masses of followers walk away because they said His teachings were hard sayings. After they rejected Him, Jesus wept over the city of Jerusalem that He loved. The pain that evil people inflicted upon Him in the events surrounding the Crucifixion is too graphic to describe. All of these things occurred to the One who went about doing nothing but good. (See John 1:11.)
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) Jesus told us how to respond when persecuted. We are not to go about with a martyr complex or a sad countenance, but we should rejoice in the Lord and respond with kindness to those who mistreat us. (See Matthew 5:39-41.) Some commentators have stated that Roman soldiers who were walking through the country could require citizens to carry their baggage for one mile. Jesus told His hearers that if someone were to request such of them, they should go two miles instead of the required one mile.
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) We are not to do good to our enemies with the thought that God will punish them for harming us. Jesus instructed us to forgive them, realizing that they do not even know why they are doing evil. Stephen prayed that God would not lay his executors' sin to their charge. We should love our enemies and not wish them harm. It is true that God will exact vengeance and justice, but such emotions should never be our underlying motive. Instead, we should love them with the love of God and not hold it against them.
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) Living in sharp contrast to the eye-for-an-eye principle to which most people adhere, we are interested in our lives being good testimonies and witnesses for the Lord. When we respond with kindness toward those who have abused us, we are allowing our light to shine for Jesus.
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) It is possible for anyone with empathy and compassion to do good deeds to a certain degree or level. Many people donate to various charities and give of their time and money for various causes. Sometimes people seek to justify their carnality by being good, moral people and helping others. However, our own goodness has extreme limitations.
I. Jesus, the Master Caregiver (A-C) The Scriptures state that there is none good but God (Matthew 19:17), and our own righteousness is as filthy rags (Isaiah 64:6). To love our enemies and those who despitefully use us requires a Holy Ghost filled and controlled life. If our flesh dominates or controls us, it is impossible for us to love our enemies as Christ loves them. (See Romans 8:8.) But God has called us to live such a life of selfless love and compassion.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) The Commitment of the Caregiver A.Responds to the Need Most people well know the story of the Good Samaritan. A certain man was on his way from Jerusalem to Jericho when he fell among thieves. The roadside had areas where thieves could hide in caves and wait for unsuspecting travelers to venture by.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) In those isolated places, robbers would plunder and leave their victims helpless—exposed to the elements and without medical attention for their injuries. In such a situation, robbers left the wounded man by the side of the road to die.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) This is so typical of a sinner who finds himself abused by sin and left to die by the side of the road of life. Sin is a cruel taskmaster that leaves us poor and destitute. The bright lights of sin are alluring, but people do not see the consequences ahead. Jericho, the city of palm trees, would be a type of the world and a life of sin. The man went down from Jerusalem toward Jericho, a difference of approximately 3,900 feet in elevation. Certainly, a life of sin is always a downward journey.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) As the man lay on the road helplessly facing certain death, he waited for someone to rescue him. Sometimes people caught in sin's clutches feel as if no one cares for them. The psalmist described the plight of many in his lonely cry: "I looked on my right hand, and beheld, but there was no man that would know me: refuge failed me; no man cared for my soul" (Psalm 142:4).
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) He did not say that no one was in the vicinity. It is possible that hordes of people could surround a sinner, but he still would feel utterly alone. No one would attend to his needs or acknowledge his condition. Such was the case of the man by the side of the road. No one seemed concerned about the wounded man or even cared about him.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) The priest and the Levite both saw the man and chose to pass him by without stopping to help. Although both should have felt obligated to assist him, they ignored him. Their positions in the priesthood normally should have caused them to be compassionate and tender toward a man of their own nation and religion, but they chose not to get involved.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) The Levite saw him and even looked down on his injuries, so he was completely without excuse. He obviously knew how severe the man's condition was. Surely, the man's cries of pain must have reached their ears, yet both of these religious traditionalists passed by without lending aid or assistance. It seemed that they were trying to get as far away from him as they possibly could.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) Likewise, we have the right to choose whether to do good. When we see a need, our mind is involved first in the process. We receive knowledge that someone is in need, and then our emotions become involved. We may choose to halt the process at any level—stopping when we see a problem or before allowing ourselves to become emotionally involved. The priest and the Levite both were aware of the injured man, but it never got past their level of thinking and knowledge.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) Empathy is the ability to place oneself in another individual's dilemma and to feel that person's pain and suffering. Compassion follows, as we feel personally responsible to assist in some manner. Our will then becomes involved as we make the choice to take action and help the individual.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) Often, our own needs can so consume us and cloud our vision that we do not see the needs of others. It then becomes easy for us to excuse ourselves by saying, "I have my own needs. Let someone else take care of others." Some people are content to leave tasks for others to handle, but the one who answers the call for action shoulders the burden of making sure that he meets the need. Someone has to feel personally responsible to help in the situation.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) Our experiences in life often will soften us and cause us to respond with empathy and compassion. When we have walked through valleys of heartache and rejection, we more easily understand what others are going through. When disappointment has crushed our hearts, the flooding tears that have baptized us tend to make us more merciful and sensitive to the needs of others.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) The Samaritan had known the pain and humiliation of rejection and slander because of his mixed race. This is perhaps why he was more compassionate and easily touched. He saw the hurting man by the side of the road and could empathize with him because of the years of hurt that he had endured.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) To do good often requires immediate action. The window of opportunity to assist the wounded man was small, and delay would have been disastrous because the man could have died in a short time. There was no time to wait for someone else to come along. God sometimes places us in situations to assist in the hour of need. In such cases, we should act quickly and shoulder our responsibility. Indeed, God orders "the steps of a good man" (Psalm 37:23) and often places us in situations "for such a time as this" (Esther 4:14).
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (A) The apostle Paul keenly felt his obligation to a lost world. Although there were times in his life that he could have excused himself and rationalized his way to a more comfortable lifestyle, he wrote, "I am debtor" (Romans 1:14). His response to the needs around him drove him onward.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (B-C) B.Ignores Social Status There was a social barrier between the Jews and the Samaritans. When Jesus ministered to various Samaritan people, the religious people of the day became upset or shocked. When the ten lepers came to Jesus for healing, the one who returned to thank Him was a Samaritan. The woman at the well in Sychar was a Samaritan. Jesus sometimes went outside the family of Israel and ministered to people of other ethnic groups.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (B-C) While the priest and the Levite passed by and failed to assist the wounded man, the hated Samaritan ignored the social status of the day by showing compassion and empathy for the hapless one. We should realize that we are to minister to numerous ethnic cultures in order to fulfill the great commission. We gladly reach to all ethnicities because the gospel is for everyone from every nation.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (B-C) In the Book of Acts, God flung wide open the doors of salvation to every Gentile who wants to come and drink of the water of life freely. The Jewish believers who came with Peter witnessed the events that changed their minds about who had the opportunity for salvation. (See Acts 10:44-48.)
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (B-C) We live in a society where the gospel net brings in people from every social status in life. Jesus came not to call the righteous but sinners to repentance. Since God is no respecter of persons, no barriers or status should exclude anyone from the church. Whether they are upstanding citizens in the community or drunkards and drug peddlers, the grace of God will redeem them from sin.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (B-C) C.Disregards Personal Comfort The good Samaritan placed his needs and desires aside in the interest of the injured man's needs. He took the time to care for the injured man's wounds and prepare him for the trip to the inn. He placed him on his own beast, and he humbled himself to walk along with the wounded man—obviously a Jew. Laying aside racial barriers and prejudices, he trekked the slow, arduous road to transport a badly wounded individual to safety. This involved risking both of their lives, since other robbers might have lurked along the way.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (B-C) When they did arrive at the inn, he was weary from the journey, but he felt responsible for the care of this stranger. After caring for him and nursing him through the night, he paid all the expenses and left extra money with the innkeeper to take care of anything further as he left the next day. He then offered to pay any additional expenses when he passed that way again.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (B-C) A stranger who owed nothing to the wounded man did all of this. He saw an opportunity to do good, and he did so of his own volition. It was not expected or required of him, and no laws demanded that he help this Jewish stranger. To disregard his personal discomfort and to pay out of his own finances for this stranger was a sacrifice. This was no small matter. It cost him much, but there is no hint of his complaining or heaping praise upon himself. He simply did it without any fanfare or the seeking of publicity.
II. The Commitment of the Caregiver (B-C) The Scriptures declare that if we are to please God, we must deny ourselves and think of others first. (See Matthew 16:25; Philippians 2:4.) If we do many wonderful things and have not the love of God, it is like "sounding brass or a tinkling cymbal" (I Corinthians 13:1). Our motives to do good must be pure and honest. Our motivation should be the agape love of God. We are to live a sacrificial life—our reasonable service—even if it costs us personal discomfort and expense. (See Romans 12:1.) We cannot overemphasize the commitment of the caregiver. Commitment has a price. Empathy, compassion, and sacrifice are not cheap.
III. The Church as Caregiver (A-C) The Church as Caregiver A.The Inn The good Samaritan knew where to take the wounded man. His objective was to get him down the road safely to the inn where the robbers and thieves would no longer be a threat. The inn was a place of refuge and safety.
III. The Church as Caregiver (A-C) When we are caring for the lost and wounded, we also know where to take them to get help. The house of God is a refuge for the weary—a place where the healing balm of God will soothe the wounds that sin has inflicted over time. The Scriptures instruct us to go "into the highways and hedges, and compel them to come in, that my house may be filled" (Luke 14:23).
III. The Church as Caregiver (A-C) Evangelism is the ultimate expression of doing good. Various organizations across the world spend large sums of money to feed the hungry, and that is commendable. Volunteers go into poor countries to take medical help to the afflicted with serious diseases, which also is commendable. However, the church does more than feed the hungry and provide medicines and vaccines.
III. The Church as Caregiver (A-C) We take care of more than the human body. We tell people how they can find salvation and deliverance from sin and offer to them the hope of eternal life. What better way of doing good than to offer a means of deliverance from enslaving habits and chains of sin. The song expresses it well: "Thank you for giving to the Lord. I am a life that was changed."
III. The Church as Caregiver (A-C) B.The Innkeeper The Samaritan needed a place to take the injured man. Thankfully, an inn awaited his arrival with an understanding innkeeper who wanted to help. When the Samaritan was leaving the next morning, he could feel comfortable about leaving the man in the care of the innkeeper.
III. The Church as Caregiver (A-C) God has instituted the church to be the soul-saving refuge for lost humanity. Thankfully, churches exist across North America and around the world where the emotionally bruised and bleeding can find healing for their souls. God has placed pastors as overseers of churches to make sure that the doctrinal purity and spirit of praise and worship is present in His house to provide a proper refuge for the lost.
III. The Church as Caregiver (A-C) He has placed the ministry of the body of Christ to work with the pastors in helping to reach the world. Thus, the local members in our churches assist in nurturing the new ones that are coming in through evangelism. The mission of the church is to evangelize and make disciples for the Lord, and He instituted it as the caregiver of the hurting and dying.
III. The Church as Caregiver (A-C) C.The Reward "It is more blessed to give than to receive" (Acts 20:35). If we give, it will come back to us in some way or another. The law of the harvest also applies when we are doing good. Even though we do good without regard of getting something in return, we still reap what we sow. If we cast our bread upon the waters, it will come back to us in due time (Ecclesiastes 11:1).
III. The Church as Caregiver (A-C) Jesus instructed us to lay up treasures in heaven where thieves cannot steal and moths do not corrupt. He also promised that if we give a cup of cold water to someone in the name of a disciple, He would reward us (Matthew 10:42). Doing good is contagious. When we do good to someone, that person often wants to reciprocate and pass on the blessing to another. By doing good, we start an avalanche of good that spreads rapidly.
III. The Church as Caregiver (A-C) While it is true that good feelings of satisfaction accompany doing good, the greatest reward is that which we shall receive eternally in heaven. A mighty host of faithful believers that probably go unnoticed here intercede secretly in prayer for various ones in need, but God keeps good records for the eternal rewards awaiting the faithful on that day.
Reflections It is human nature to look to mentors as examples to follow in life. As children, our parents had a strong influence on our lives. Through the years, other significant people influenced us as well. However, Jesus is the master example for us to emulate. This lesson clearly shows the Lord emphasizing by His example and teachings the importance of serving others. He went far beyond what anyone could even imagine as He was good to those who rejected Him and eventually conspired to crucify Him.
Reflections Jesus left us with many parables, illustrations, and actual happenings to define these principles of living. One of these is the story of the Good Samaritan. The man in his helpless condition reminds us of where we were in life when the Lord rescued us from a life of debilitating sinful bondage. The Samaritan did for the wounded man what Jesus did for us, and, like Jesus, he was despised and rejected. Jesus had a cross of His own to bear, but He ignored His own humiliation and reached out to assist a stranger who needed a friend.
Reflections Thankfully, someone cared enough for us to take us to the inn, the church, where we could be treated for our malady of sin and begin the process of healing from our wounds inflicted by sinful living.
Reflections As members of the body of Christ, we minister to the hurting in Christ's stead. We reach out with compassion because we remember that He brought us from a long way off. His grace and mercy rescued us from dying by the side of the road of life. We now have the opportunity to do good and pass the blessing to others along the way. We should follow our master caregiver's example by going out of our way to help the hurting people of this world. The people we touch and help in this life will someday say, "Thank you for giving to the Lord."
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19 August 2011
Things I'm Loving...
I wholeheartedly believe that no matter what is happening in your life, there is always something that you can be thankful for... no matter how simple it is.
Here are a few of the things I am loving at the moment...
Finding a "Mollie Makes" magazine in my neck of the woods! A massive thanks to Kylie from Blue Teacups who got them up here after a wee bit of begging, and also let me know about it. The crazy thing was that we even bumped into each other in the shop while grabbing a copy!
Loving the excitement that a short hail storm brings to our kids... you see, with all the snow falling in other parts of New Zealand lately, they were feeling pretty sad about missing out. I did what any crazy good mother would do, and let them run out and play in the hail. My poor snow-deprived children...
Loving wee cow girls...
Loving spaces to display a few of my favourite things (now that the fish tank that spilled water in my drawer has been moved)...
Loving seeing my kids taking part in their school cross country! It seemed to be the day for shoes falling off - my girl lost one of hers but still came in 2nd, and Jacksta's boy had his fall off twice (see here), yet won his race in the end! Coolest cross country moment right there!
Loving these cute Russian doll iron ons...
Finally, loving my blogging buddies! When there's 40% off at your local Spotlight store, who better to go and visit it with than them! Best of all, a group of us Kiwi Mummy Bloggers are all going to meet up in Auckland this Saturday!! Really looking forward to that (p.s. excuse my crazy face).
Here's how you can join in....
Link up below with your blog post telling us what thing/s you are loving, and don't forget to link back to here in your post (or use this button below) and visit the others who have joined in too. Linky open until Sunday!!
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Yayyy for Spotlight sales... and bloggy meet ups (and both at the same time) and national bloggy meet ups (bit bummed I missed that one...next time!).. and runners (one shoed runners) with other shoe in hand!! hahaha And loving the name tag you made for meg too! awesome... just like ... YOU! xx
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Lot 354: Robert E. Peary and Vilhjalmur Stefansson
Lot 354: Two TLSs: one signed "R. E. Peary, U. S. N.," one page, 8.5 x 11, November 5 1909, in part: "The time is not far distant when this whole country will recognize what fools the people have made of themselves, and what a National disgrace recent occurrences here have been"; and one signed "V. Stefansson," one page, 8 x 10. personal letterhead, September 15, 1923, in part: "I have been thinking a good deal about what you said about the suitability of your transportation system for new countries. I think there may be a special place for it in the Arctic…my book 'The Northward Course of Empire'…gives various facts and theories about the colonization and development of the arctic lands." In overall fine condition, with intersecting folds and light toning. Accompanied by two unsigned photos.
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Mary Carewe
Mary Carewe and Philip Mayers – Diamonds are forever
Mary Carewe is one of the most accomplished and versatile concert and recording artists in the UK. She has performed extensively throughout Europe, the Americas and Australia, with repertoire encompassing stage and screen, 20th century cabaret and contemporary classical music.
A dynamic stage performer, Mary regularly appears with the main UK orchestras including the Royal Philharmonic and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestras, City of Birmingham and Bournemouth Symphony Orchestras, the Hallé, Philharmonia, Northern Sinfonia and Ulster Orchestra. On the continent she has performed with the Orchestre d'Ile de France, Czech National Symphony Orchestra, Sinfonia Lahti, Bochum Symphony Orchestra, Odense Symphony Orchestra, NDR Radiophilharmonie, Sønderjyllands Symphony Orchestra, Helsingborg Symphony Orchestra and Stavanger Symphony Orchestra; and further afield, with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, Pacific Symphony Orchestra, Richmond Symphony Orchestra, Florida Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra, New York Pops (with whom she made her debut at the Carnegie Hall, New York); and also with the Melbourne, Tasmanian and Queensland Symphony Orchestras, and Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra. She has performed under the baton of Sir Simon Rattle, John Rutter, Carl Davis, Kurt Masur, John Wilson, Don Pippin and David Charles-Abell.
With Australian pianist and arranger Philip Mayers, Mary presents a number of Serious Cabaret programmes exploring the development of cabaret and jazz throughout the 20th century. In 2012, Mary and Philip released Serious Cabaret for Orchid Classics, which included Berlin Cabaret songs, re-inventions of popular songs by George Gershwin, Kurt Weill and Lionel Bart as well as art songs. As a recitalist she has appeared at the Théâtre du Châtelet, Maison de Radio-France in Paris, Festival de l'Ile de France, the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon, Casa da Música in Porto, Opera Butxaca in Barcelona, the Berlin Philharmonie, the Sage Gateshead, the Southbank Centre and King's Place, London, as well as the Aldeburgh and Cheltenham Music Festivals.
On stage, she has sung the role of Mrs Noye in Britten's Noye's Fludde at the Loch Shiel Spring Festival; Anna 1 in Kurt Weill's Seven Deadly Sins in Bilbao and Cuenca, Spain; and in theatrical revues of Sondheim, Rodgers and Hart, and Cole Porter at London's Cadogan Hall. At the 2010 Musikfest Stuttgart, Mary presented Das Lied der Nacht, performing Schönberg's Pierrot Lunaire and songs by Kurt Weill with the Sheridan Ensemble.
Recent and upcoming highlights include tours to the US and Australia (West Australian and Tasmanian Symphony Orchestras), appearances with the Royal Philharmonic and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestras, City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and Orchestra of Opera North, and two CD releases; "A Crush on You" which presents Gershwin songs, arranged for voice, piano and string orchestra and "Celebrating the First Ladies of Song", which pays hommage to the leading ladies of popular music.
Mary has appeared frequently as a soloist for BBC Radio 2, appearing on over 75 episodes of their flagship live music programme Friday Night is Music Night. On television, her voice is a familiar feature for jingles and TV themes, and her appearance alongside Carl Davis and the Philharmonia in a concert to celebrate 50 years of James Bond was aired on BBC4 in 2012 to wide acclaim.
A prolific recording artist, Mary's discography reflects the diversity of her work, ranging from quintessential musical theatre composers including Rogers and Hammerstein, and Kander and Ebb; to 70's pop icons Abba and the hits of the James Bond movies. Mary has also recorded Life Story by and with Thomas Adès for EMI, Britten on Film with the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group and appears with the Hallé on their CD Britten to America. Further to this, Mary has recorded extensively for Welsh composer Karl Jenkins, featuring on his Christmas CD Stella Natalis, and providing vocals on all bar one of the instantly recognizable Adiemus albums.
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Mary Carewe's versatility ranges from musical theatre showstoppers and cabaret songs to contemporary music. She has appeared with orchestras worldwide and has performed under the baton of Sir Simon Rattle, Kurt Masur, John Rutter, Rod Dunk, Rumon Gamba, Don Pippin, Gareth Hudson, Nick Davies, Nic Raine, John Wilson, Charles Hazlewood and Carl Davis.
'Come to the Cabaret'
Mary Carewe takes you into the political and satirical world of Berlin Cabaret in the 1920's and 1930's, tracing the work of Cabaret and Theatre composers and their resultant exodus caused by the devastating Nazi crackdown of 1933.
Follow the fortunes of Franz Waxman, Kurt Weill, Friedrich Hollaender and Erich Korngold as they seek out new lives in America where they achieve success at the very highest levels of the theatre and film industries.
From the intimacy of songs such as and Alone in a Big City, the sexual ambiguity of Masculine-Feminine and the cruel wit of Mack the Knife to lush Academy Award-winning Hollywood film scores like The Sea Hawk and Sunset Boulevardthis is a unique insight into an intriguing era and it's musical legacy – a fascinating world perpetuated by the Broadway partnership of Kander and Ebb in their award winning musical – Cabaret.
The Music of Bond – James Bond
Goldfinger, Live and Let Die, Nobody Does It Better, Licence to Kill are just a few of the numerous hits from the most famous James Bond movies, which form the basis of a truly thrilling programme. Mary's virtuosic vocals and high octane performances have prompted the critics to highlight, "a crisp delivery and a versatile vocal range at her command" and "the versatility of a singer to encompass a range of hits…with unflinching ease…". Mary has toured the programme in Australia, the Far East, Europe (Germany, Czech Republic, United Kingdom) and the United States, where she made an acclaimed debut at New York's Carnegie Hall in March 2009.
Broadway and the West End
There has always been a great deal of cross fertilization between New York and London and this programme is a reflection of that unique interaction, capturing all the style and sophistication of a great night out at the theatre, featuring songs and musical interludes from classic and contemporary musicals from Broadway and the West End – Cabaret,Guys and Dolls, West Side Story, Cats, Evita, A Little Night Music, Wicked and Les Miserables – to name but a few. With her extraordinary story telling skills and dramatic zeal Mary Carewe casts a spell over the audience to create a piece of theatrical magic and brings to life masterpieces by great composers such as Gershwin, Porter, Berlin, Coward and Novello.
The Magic of the Movies
The golden era of Hollywood stars such as Judy Garland, Doris Day, Barbara Streisand, Liza Minelli and Marilyn Monroe finds its full glamour in this special programme featuring the most memorable songs from the great movies, including the classics Breakfast at Tiffany's, The wizard of Oz, The Way We Were and more recent features like Titanic,Fame and Chicago. Mary will revive the most powerful moments from these unforgettable pictures, along with orchestral blockbusters like Star Wars, Gone with the Wind, Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings.
Serious Cabaret
A selection of cabaret recital programmes devised by Mary Carewe and pianist Philip Mayers.
Leaving Berlin
With the rise of Nazism and Hitler's Chancellorship in 1933, a vast number of musicians, artists and composers left Germany spreading their influence around the globe. This programme delves into the world of Berlin cabaret and political theatre between 1900-1933 and then beyond. Featuring songs by Eisler, Spoliansky, Zemlinsky, Hollaender, Weill, Britten, Bolcom, Gershwin and Blitzstein.
Love, Life and Kurt Weill
Mary and Philip explore the Berlin of Weill's early days as a composer in the poltically engaged theatre of Brecht. They follow his progress to Paris, the city of Satie and Poulenc, and then on to London, where he lived briefly alongside Britten and Coward whilst working on the operetta Der Kuhhandel. The programme concludes with some of Weill's glorious Broadway songs; the product of his settlement in the USA.
The Truth about Love
Love won and lost is the stuff of cabaret. This is an evening of pure joy, deep sentiment, dreadful tragedy and bitter cynicism with material by Bolcom, Gershwin, Bowles, Weill, Britten, Poulenc etc…
Pierrot Lunaire with Cabaret
In 1901 Arnold Schoenberg worked briefly as musical director of Überbrettl, one of Berlin's leading Kabarett houses. Some years later he created Pierrot Lunaire for actress-singer Albertine Zehme and subtitled it "A melodrama". This extraordinarily virtuosic piece of high expressionism is one of the ground-breaking masterworks of the 20th century.
In addition to the honoree itself, the second half of this programme draws on the golden era of Berlin Cabaret and will feature songs by Schoenberg's contemporaries: Zemlinsky, Weill, Holländer, Eisler and Spoliansky.
Hommage to Cathy Berberian
Cathy Berberian could be described as one of the very first cross-over artists. As a classical singer, she regularly included songs from vaudeville, Broadway shows and pop music in her recital programmes, and even in her groundbreaking performances of contemporary music was inclined to introduce comedic devices and theatrical elements.
Purcell Winter Song
Walton Facade
Schoenberg Pierrot Lunaire
Bruno Maderna Serenata per un Satellite by Bruno Maderna for ensemble
John Cage Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs for solo voice
Luciano Berio Folk Songs
Cathy Berberian Stripsody
Carl Vine Aria
Mauricio Kagel Rrrrrrr
And a collection of Cabaret, Broadway and 'Pop' songs….
Cabaret & Jazz: Berlin – London – New York
In the 1920s and 30s cabaret clubs thrived in Berlin just as jazz speakeasies did in New York. It was an era of great social upheavals on both sides of the Atlantic and the music expressed this with cynicism and social commentary on one hand and with frivolous, extrovert expression on the other. This music informed many of the 20th century's classical composers who experimented with the genre or allowed elements of the style to colour their more serious compositions. The programme seeks out cabaret gems of the Weimar republic, jazz classics from the era of prohibition and highlights their influence on Britten, Bolcom, Sondheim etc.
Works to include:
Spoliansky/Schiffer – Life's a Swindle; The Smart Set
Weill/Brecht – Surabaya Johnny
Hollander – Sex Appeal; Chuck Out The Men
Gershwin – Oh Gee! Oh Joy!; The Man I Love
Rodgers/Hart – 10 cents a Dance
Gourney/Harburg – Brother Can You Spare A Dime?
Britten/Auden – Cabaret Songs
Bolcom/Weinstein – Toothbrush Time,
Coward – 20th Century Blues; Mad dogs and Englishmen
Sondheim – It's The Little Things You Do Together


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Yihua Zheng and Rebekah M. Evans Solar Energetic Particles (SEPs) Goals: identify SEPs in data, connect to drivers, identify characteristics of SEPs June 3, 2014SW REDI Boot Camp
SEPs – important source of space radiation: hard to predict
What are they? Definition: Energetic charged particles (such as electrons and protons) traveling much faster than ambient particles in the space plasma, at a fraction of the speed of light (relativistic!). They can travel from the Sun to the Earth in one hour or less! The term "SEP" usually refers to protons.
Why do we care? Radiation hazards for spacecraft, human in space and airline passenger safety
Space Environments and Effects on Spacecraft Plasma ChargingImpacts Drag Surface Erosion Ultraviolet & X-ray Neutral gas particles Particle radiation Micro- meteoroids & orbital debris Ionizing & Non-Ionizing Dose Degradation of micro- electronics Degradation of optical components Degradation of solar cells Single Event Effects Data corruption Noise on Images System shutdowns Circuit damage Degradation of thermal, electrical, optical properties Degradation of structural integrity Biasing of instrument readings Pulsing Power drains Physical damage Torques Orbital decay Structural damage Decompression Space Radiation Effects Shaded in yellow after J. Barth
Solar energetic particles (SEPs) Flares Coronal Mass Ejections
7 SEPs: ion radiation storms Potentially affect everywhere in the solar system Courtesy: SVS@ NASA/GSFC
Charged particle motion* is confined by the magnetic field. Magnetic fields guide SEPs This means that the source is very important. *in a substantially strong B 0° -90° +90°
Magnetic fields guide SEPs This means that the source is very important. *in a substantially strong B 0° -90° +90° Charged particle motion* is confined by the magnetic field.
Magnetic fields guide SEPs This means that the source is very important. *in a substantially strong B 0° -90° +90° Charged particle motion* is confined by the magnetic field.
Magnetic fields guide SEPs This means that the source is very important. *in a substantially strong B 0° -90° +90° Charged particle motion* is confined by the magnetic field.
Magnetic field lines are the road for charged particles CMEs Can Widen Longitudinal Extent of SEP Events
How Do We Monitor SEP Levels? Track the particle flux at different locations. Flux units: pfu, pfu/MeV Heliosphere with STEREO In-situ Measurements of Particles and CME Transients (IMPACT) Differential energy band; Units measured, some energy ranges are: Upstream of Earth with SOHO/COSTEP Units measured, some energy ranges are: Geostationary Orbit with GOES Integral flux, Units measured, some energy ranges are: pfu particle flux unit Another useful quantity: Fluence = flux integrated over the entire event. Important for biological effects (flights) (1 pfu = 1 particle flux unit= 1/cm^2/sec/sr)
Event magnitudes: > 10 MeV/nucleon integral fluence: can exceed 10 9 cm -2 > 10 MeV/nucleon peak flux: can exceed 10 5 cm -2 s -1 SEP Intensity
PARTICLE SNOW! Coronagraph acting as particle detector SDO AIA 131 Å + SOHO/LASCO C2 May 17 02:00 UT SOHO/LASCO C3 May 17 03:00 UT One hour later Flare peaked at 01:47 UT
How do we define an SEP Event? SWRC: SEP event detections are defined as: GOES Proton E > 10 MeV channel > 10 pfu GOES Proton E > 100 MeV channel > 1 pfu
How Do We Quantify an SEP Event?
Human Safety in Space GCR SEP Johnson Space Center/Space Radiation Analysis Group (SRAG) Limit: the > 100 MeV flux exceeding 1pfu (1 pfu = 1 particle flux unit= 1/cm^2/sec/sr) All clear (EVA –extravehicular activity) 19
Can we predict SEP events? REleASE Model Uses detection of high energy *electrons* to predict arrival of high energy *protons* Data source: SOHO COSTEP
How Often Do SEP Events Occur? SEP event detections in the near-Earth environment (GOES 13, Proton E > 10 MeV channel) Total Events 2012 2011 2010 2007-2009: Zero Events - Solar Minimum Indeed! Since March 2011 STEREO A: 16 STEREO B: 11 2013 (Jan-May)
Recognizing profile shapes of SEP flux and associating it with the source/driver
Impulsive: The "peak at the beginning due to flare, fall off" – indicates how well connected you are to the source (timing)
Gradual: The "jump up from flare, slow rise Then peak when the ICME passes the spacecraft"
The "slow rise then peak, (slow rise can let you know that you are not well connected ICME doesn't hit spacecraft so falls off"
The "multiple event weirdness"
July 23 flare as seen in STEREO A EUVI 195 Increase of more than 5 orders of magnitude at STEREO A SEP event also detected by GOES, and later enhancement seen at STEREO B (possibly due to IPS) July 23, 2012 Example where is reaches one spacecraft, then later another…
For Earth – Best Connection is 45-60 degree west Energetic proton fluxes elevated for >12 hours SDO AIA 131 Å GOES-13 01:55 UT
Ground Level Enhancement A subset of SEP events, a GLE event occurs when extremely high energy protons (>500 MeV/nuc) penetrate the Earth's atmosphere. Collisions with atoms generate secondary particles that are measured at neutron monitoring (NM) stations on the ground. NM Stations (http://www.nmdb.eu) Neutron Monitoring Station in Oulu, Finland Background ~105 Enhancement to ~125
What causes strongest SEP events? Or, how do the drivers relate to the SEP Flux? Difficult to distinguish GLE from traditional SEP events: - Complexity of Active Region (AR) -Most young, more compact - Magnetic connectivity of AR -About ~50% are well connected - Magnitude of flare - Average X3.8, but as low as M7.1 - Long duration - Magnitude of CME -Range of speeds (~2,000 km/s average, but four events <1,500 km/s) - Seed particles -Known to have harder spectrum Sol Nitta et al. 2012 CME-driven shocks are thought to play important role in low (<3R s ) corona - Only imaged in mid-high corona (Ontiveros & Vourlidas 2009) - Type II radio bursts - Multiple CME events – doesn't apply for May 17 event Gopalswamy et al. 2012, Li et al. 2012, Mewaldt et al. 2012
Exceptions to every rule! September 28, 2012 – whole heliosphere event – C3.7 flare
Where are NASA assets now? The estimated speed, width and position were in a coupled coronal-heliospheric model to determine the path of the CME. WSA, an empirical model driven by photospheric magnetic field measurements, is used to drive 3D time dependent MHD model ENLIL. Simulations are performed at the CCMC Mars and Earth are aligned! Share a similar magnetic connectivity We may lose real-time SEP at STEREOs
Orientation East 90 West 90 Earth 33
GOES >10 MeV 13-100 MeV STEREO B 13-100 MeV STEREO A GOES x-ray M2.0 V CME =1540 km/s X1.1 VCME=1360 km/s X5.4/2200 km/s X1.3/1800 km/s M6.3/CME=1125 km/s M8.4 VCME=1500 km/s M7.9 VCME=2100 km/s SEP: proton radiation Both the CME(s) and flare(s) contribute to the SEP enhancement
http://bit.ly/alert_SEP_layout SEP Layout
Our goal is to understand extreme energetic particle events We use a new solar wind model driven by Alfvén waves coupled to a kinetic model of particle acceleration and transport, acting on observed quiet time particle spectra (scaled back to the corona) We find strong acceleration Acceleration can vary wildly from different regions of the CME due to interaction with structures in the corona, so using a single CME speed as a hard predictor of particle acceleration will not work Is it more about the magnetic connectivity of the observer than the properties of the CMEs and flares? –2012 May 17 GLE event suggests it could beSummary The events from Solar Cycle 24 provide interesting cases to test our model – can we explain the May 17 and July 23 observations?
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Apple Valley's Tre Jones named AP Player of the Year
Apple Valley junior guard Tre Jones has been selected as the Minnesota Associated Press Player of the Year for high school boys basketball.
Champlin Park's McKinley Wright named Minnesota's Mr. Basketball
Wright, who was honored as the Star Tribune's Metro Player of the Year, was candid about how important winning the Mr. Basketball Award was to him.
Apple Valley does it again to Champlin Park, wins 4A title
The Eagles defeated the previously unbeaten Rebels 60-54 to win the Class 4A championship, just as they did two years ago.
Prep phenom Porter Jr. eager to team up with dad at Missouri
Michael Porter Jr. is aware of the skepticism surrounding the heralded forward's decision to play at Missouri, a struggling program that recently hired his father…
Past Minnesota AP prep boys basketball players of the year
Recent winners of the Associated Press Player of the Year award for Minnesota high school boys basketball: 2017_Tre Jones, G, Apple Valley 2016_Amir Coffey, G,…
2017 Minnesota AP all-state teams for prep boys basketball
The 2017 Associated Press All-State teams for Minnesota high school boys basketball:PLAYER OF THE YEARTre Jones, Apple ValleyFIRST TEAMTre Jones, junior, Apple ValleyMcKinley Wright, senior,…
Scoggins: Big brother's shadow keeps shrinking for Tre Jones
Tre Jones continues to blaze his own path — a similar path of excellence — and managed to one-up his brother, Timberwolves guard Tyus Jones.
Osseo, Minneapolis North and Blake among those getting new postseason homes
Every two years the MSHSL reclassifies teams based on enrollment, while section placement is based on geography. Fewer than 10 percent get changed.
Scoggins: Keeping up with Tre Jones no easy feat
Tre Jones continues to blaze his own path — a similar path of excellence — and managed to one-up his brother, Tyus.
Prep basketball notes: McKenzie coaches another repeat state champion
"I try to give the kids everything I have," Larry McKenzie said.
Minnehaha braces for criticism after title win
Private school champions tend to generate criticism, deserved or not.
Drumlines, color guards spent a lot of time competing — some at highest levels
Many spend a lot of their time competing, a handful at national, world championships.
DeLaSalle completes quest for unprecedented sixth straight 3A title
The Islanders raced out to a big lead and never let Austin get close en route to a 72-44 victory.
Less flair, more grit as Minnehaha Academy fends off Crosby-Ironton for 2A title
Freshman Jalen Suggs scored 22 points, including 13 down the stretch, to lead the Redhawks to their second championship in five years.
Minneapolis North bows out of Class 1A with one more championship
The Polars, who are moving to Class 2A next season, trounced North Woods to win their second title in a row.
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The Rangers' durable starters, led by 'monster' Noah Gindorff, defeated the Crusaders 53-42 to advance to the Class 2A championship.
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The Redhawks turned up the defensive intensity and overwhelmed the Cardinals with a 31-6 run en route to a 76-44 victory.
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Travel Blogs from Washington DC
Wet weathered Washington
... Whilst I am inclined to agree with the first remark, I feel that I proved nothing is impossible if you have the mindset to do it. So tongue out to all the doubters! ;-P
The 3 things I really wanted to see were; The White House, the US Capitol and "the old man in the chair" aka The Lincoln Memorial. I achieved that and even managed to squeeze in a few more on my wet walks between them all. IN THE LASHING RAIN. Thankfully my purple rain coat was big ...
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... It was really insightful and I really enjoyed looking at it all. I am an American and find myself knowing nothing about the country itself, so I guess that's why I enjoyed it so much, as I felt I was learning a lot about the country half my family resides in.
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Some techniques to remember the names of medicines
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What an interesting topic to discuss!…But not so easy to do so in reality. It is sometimes easy to remember drugs' name and sometimes it seems difficult.
[sociallocker]I just recite "بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَٰنِ الرَّحِيمِ", when I start learning and this is a fact that it makes my job much easier. Obviously, because any good things when started in the name of ALLAH Almighty, seeking His help never goes harder or in vain.
Let us have a brief look at the meanings of this verse, which is very light to say and requires a few seconds but is very effective.
The word "بِ" according to Arabic dictionary means to seek, help, support, and guidance. So, the whole verse connotes that I seek help or humbly ask for effective help and strongest support from my Almighty ALLAH for this good purpose of mine and ALLAH, no doubt, is the most Beneficent and Merciful.
And I believe that when I will ask for help He will definitely help me and will shower His Mercy on me because He says, in-fact He promises, "ادْعُونِي أَسْتَجِبْ لَكُمْ" (Quran Majeed, Sura # 40, Aya # 60), "Ask Me and I will answer you" (meaning I will give you what you are asking for.)
In addition to this some other ways may be adopted to manage in memorizing the drug names;
1st Technique: Firstly start with memorizing of the classification of drugs such as "Antibacterials" or "CNS drugs" etc. then go to its subgroup…For example under Antibacterials "Aminoglycosides", "Penicillins" are included …Under Penicillins, "Penicillin G", "Penicillin V" are included.
2nd Technique: Each day memorize only that much which you can reproduce the next day. Slowly and steadily you will start remembering them.
3rd Technique: We can make an audio tape as a remainder and played it on loop while we sleep. After a couple of hours the information seemed familiar when we woke up.
4th Technique: Use of flash cards, markers or highlighters may help.
Colorize each medication with a different color marker or highlighter or write different classification on different colored flash card.
Symbol cues may also help, so draw a symbol next to drug names.
Markers, colors, highlighters are important because we are visually oriented more than we are by written language.
5th Technique: Drugs names belongs to a class can be memorize through "Alphabets" e.g. a class of Beta-blocker contain alphabet hints as: A, C, E, L, M, N [MAN, CEL]
- Atenolol
- Carvedilol
- Esmolol
- Labetolol
- Metoprolol
- Nadolol
6th Technique: We can also apply mnemonics. The vastness of drugs cannot be handled by our mind. So we need to compress it or zip it just as a computer would do to files!
We make mnemonics, a certain story or figure came in our mind that would help us to recall the drugs. Let's say for Beta-blockers from antihypertensives, they have almost same ending "-olols" such as metoprolol, propranolol etc.
It may be a helpful way to memorize the drugs but there is a problem with some classes that is some classes may have an outlier which does not sound like other drugs belonging to same class. For example, an outlier would be diltiazim, a Ca-channel blocker (CCB) which doesn't sound like nifedipine, felodipine and verapamil, as CCBs usually end in "ine or il". So, you have to know this one on its own.
Other example is Ethacrynic acid which is a loop diuretic and it does not sound like furosemide, bumetanide and torsemide.
As far as confusing classes of drugs such as "Anti-arrhythmics", you just make a chart and learn which drugs belong in which subgroup but again…if you make the chart, there is usually some consistency and you just have to learn outliers.
A chart can help you to remember drugs names through their end bits…
A Chart | ||
-ane | Inhalation gases | Isoflurane |
Desflurane | ||
-azepam | Benzodiazepine | Clonazepam |
Flurazepam | ||
-azine | Phenothiazine | Chlorpromazine |
Triflupromazine | ||
-azol | Antifungal | Imidazole |
Thiazole | ||
-barbital | Barbiturates | Phenobarbital |
Allobarbital | ||
-caine | Local anesthetic | Cocaine |
Lognocaine | ||
-cillin | Antibiotics (Protease synthesis inhibitors) | Amoxicillin |
Ampicillin | ||
-etine | SSRIs | Paroxetine |
Fluoxetine | ||
-ipramine | TCAs | Imipramine |
Desipramine | ||
-navir | Protease inhibitor | Saquinavir |
Ritonavir | ||
-olol | Beta-blocker | Propranolol |
Carvedilol | ||
-oxin | Cardiac glycosides | Digoxin |
Digitoxin | ||
-phyline | Methyl xanthine | Theophylline |
Aminophylline | ||
-pril | ACE inhibitor | Enalapril |
Captopril | ||
-terol | Beta2 agonist | Salmeterol |
Albuterol | ||
-tidine | H2 antagonist | Nizatidine |
Cimetidine | ||
-triptan | 5HT agonist/migraine | Sumatriptan |
Lomitriptan | ||
-tropin | Pituitary hormone | Adrenocorticotropin |
Somatriptan | ||
-zolam | Benzodiazepine | Alprazolam |
Ketazolam | ||
-zosin | A1 antagonist | Prazosin |
Terazosin | ||
-vir | Antiviral | Acyclovir |
Famciclovir | ||
-zide | Diuretic | Thiazide |
Hydrochlorthiazide | ||
-sone | Steroids | Prednisolone |
Prednisone | ||
-done | Opioid analgesic | Codone (Codeine) |
Hydrocodone | ||
-ide | Oral hypoglycemics | Glimipride |
Glipizide | ||
-dine | Anti-ulcer | Cimetidine |
Nizatidine | ||
-am | Antianxiety | Escitalopram |
Citalopram |
The best way to learn drug names….well that depends on how you learn. Find out which way helps you learn best and stick to it. Once you will find something that works for sure, you will know how to learn it well.
Just be creative and give sometime making mnemonics or chart and I want to say repetition is the key to success in memorizing the drug names if you make a habit of it surely you will be mastering it.
I don't know about your expectations from this article but above mentioned ways will surely help you to learn a vast number of drugs in a short period of time.
Good luck!


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Lovely poster.
By Dee
from Tipperary
About Me Midrange Shopper
Framed the poster and it looks great in my kids bedroom
I'm Batman print - Winner!
By John
from Singapore
Perfectly sized, crisp print with vibrant colours. Looks great in a plain black wooden frame. Hubby loved this Christmas gift & placed it behind his desk paired with The Joker print from the same range.
Amazing for boys room!
By Aly
from Canada
Amazing - great price and quality!
Great poster
By Hellymay
from York, UK
I bought this poster for my sons bedroom along with the superman and Spider-Man posters in the same range. They are of super quality and look fantastic.
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