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Definitions for oppositeˈɒp ə zɪt, -sɪt
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
op•po•siteˈɒp ə zɪt, -sɪt(adj.)
situated or lying face to face with something else or each other, or placed in corresponding positions across an intervening line, space, etc.:
at opposite ends of a room.
contrary or radically different, as in nature, qualities, or significance; opposed:
opposite sides in a controversy.
being the other of two related or corresponding things:
the opposite sex.
Category: Common Vocabulary
Bot. situated on diametrically opposed sides of a stem, as leaves occurring in pairs at a node.
Category: Botany
adverse or inimical.
(n.)a person or thing that is opposite or contrary.
Ref: antonym
(prep.)across from; facing:
to sit opposite the fireplace.
in a role parallel or complementary to.
(adv.)on or to the opposite side:
I was at one end and she sat opposite.
Origin of opposite:
1350–1400; < MF < L oppositus, ptp. of oppōnere to set against
Princeton's WordNet
antonym, opposite word, opposite(noun)
a word that expresses a meaning opposed to the meaning of another word, in which case the two words are antonyms of each other
"to him the antonym of `gay' was `depressed'"
reverse, contrary, opposite(noun)
a relation of direct opposition
"we thought Sue was older than Bill but just the reverse was true"
opposition, opponent, opposite(noun)
a contestant that you are matched against
inverse, opposite(adj)
something inverted in sequence or character or effect
"when the direct approach failed he tried the inverse"
being directly across from each other; facing
"And I on the opposite shore will be, ready to ride and spread the alarm"- Longfellow; "we lived on opposite sides of the street"; "at opposite poles"
opposite, paired(adj)
of leaves etc; growing in pairs on either side of a stem
"opposite leaves"
moving or facing away from each other
"looking in opposite directions"; "they went in opposite directions"
the other one of a complementary pair
"the opposite sex"; "the two chess kings are set up on squares of opposite colors"
altogether different in nature or quality or significance
"the medicine's effect was opposite to that intended"; "it is said that opposite characters make a union happiest"- Charles Reade
diametric, diametrical, opposite, polar(adverb)
characterized by opposite extremes; completely opposed
"in diametric contradiction to his claims"; "diametrical (or opposite) points of view"; "opposite meanings"; "extreme and indefensible polar positions"
face-to-face, opposite(adverb)
directly facing each other
"the two photographs lay face-to-face on the table"; "lived all their lives in houses face-to-face across the street"; "they sat opposite at the table"
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
opposite(adjective)ˈɒp ə zɪt, -sɪt
facing and on the other side from sb or sth
You'll see a park, and our house is on the opposite side of the road.
oppositeˈɒp ə zɪt, -sɪt
different in every way
opposite opinions/views
opposite(preposition)ˈɒp ə zɪt, -sɪt
facing sb or sth
The school is opposite the library.
opposite(noun)ˈɒp ə zɪt, -sɪt
sb or sth that is different in every way from sb or sth else
She's the complete opposite of her sister.; What's the opposite of the word "freezing?"
something opposite or contrary to another
an opponent
an antonym
"Up" is the opposite of "down".
an additive inverse
In an opposite position.
I was on my seat and she stood opposite.
located directly across from something else, or from each other
She saw him walking on the opposite side of the road.
facing in the other direction
They were moving in opposite directions.
of either of two complementary or mutually exclusive things
He has a lot of success with the opposite sex.
facing, or across from
He lives opposite the pub.
in a complementary role to
He played opposite Marilyn Monroe.
Origin: From oppositus, perfect passive participle of oppono.
In lexical semantics, opposites are words that lie in an inherently incompatible binary relationship as in the opposite pairs male : female, long : short, and precede : follow. The notion of incompatibility here refers to the fact that one word in an opposite pair entails that it is not the other pair member. For example, something that is long entails that it is not short. It is referred to as a 'binary' relationship because there are two members in a set of opposites. The relationship between opposites is known as opposition. A member of a pair of opposites can generally be determined by the question What is the opposite of X ? The term antonym is commonly taken to be synonymous with opposite, but antonym also has other more restricted meanings. Graded antonyms are word pairs whose meanings are opposite and which lie on a continuous spectrum. Complementary antonyms are word pairs whose meanings are opposite but whose meanings do not lie on a continuous spectrum. Relational antonyms are word pairs where opposite makes sense only in the context of the relationship between the two meanings. These more restricted meanings may not apply in all scholarly contexts, with Lyons defining antonym to mean gradable antonyms, and Crystal warns that antonymy and antonym should be regarded with care.
British National Corpus
Spoken Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'opposite' in Spoken Corpus Frequency: #3222
Written Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'opposite' in Written Corpus Frequency: #2261
Nouns Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'opposite' in Nouns Frequency: #2783
Adjectives Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'opposite' in Adjectives Frequency: #422
Translations for opposite
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
being on the other side of
on the opposite side of town.
- teenoorgesteldAfrikaans
- مُواجِه، في الجِهَةِ المُقابِلَه، مُقابِلArabic
- противоположенBulgarian
- opostoPortuguese (BR)
- opačnýCzech
- gegenüberliegendGerman
- modsatDanish
- που βρίσκεται στην αντίθετη πλευράGreek
- opuestoSpanish
- vastas-Estonian
- روبرو؛ مقابلFarsi
- vastapäätäFinnish
- opposéFrench
- מִמוּלHebrew
- विरुद्धHindi
- suprotanCroatian
- szemben levőHungarian
- seberangIndonesian
- andstæðurIcelandic
- oppostoItalian
- 反対側のJapanese
- 반대쪽의Korean
- kitas, priešingasLithuanian
- pretējsLatvian
- bertentanganMalay
- tegenovergesteldDutch
- motsattNorwegian
- przeciwnyPolish
- روبرو؛ مقابلPersian
- مخامخPashto
- opostoPortuguese
- opusRomanian
- находящийся напротив, противоположныйRussian
- opačnýSlovak
- nasprotenSlovenian
- suprotanSerbian
- motsatt, andra [sidan]Swedish
- ซึ่งอยู่คนละด้านThai
- öbür, karşıTurkish
- 對面的Chinese (Trad.)
- розташований навпротиUkrainian
- مقابلUrdu
- đối lậpVietnamese
- 对面的Chinese (Simp.)
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Loving your review - especially since we are doing the same 3 day Dream cruise next week!
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Molly, your photos and descriptions make me want to go on a cruise! But I think I might not like feeling rushed off Castaway Cay! That's one of the things I've disliked about the idea of the cruise, always feeling like you're on a schedule. But then again, you get to see so many places, do so many things... maybe a little discipline isn't so bad? Hmmmm...
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And thinking along those lines...it's possible your family dynamic is different, but I know in ours, if we let ourselves just do something all day, like watch TV or play a videogame, by the end of it we're almost hating whatever we were doing. In the specific instance of watching/playing something on a screen, our eyes hurt, we have headaches, we haven't eaten properly, etc. Doing something with no limit doesn't end up feeling great. For us. But if i say (and it's always me) at the beginning of the day "OK we're going to play Lego Harry Potter for an hour, go for a walk, play for another hour, have lunch and figure out what else we'll do", we have a GREAT time playing the videogame and we have a nice lunch and a nice walk. And our eyeballs feel good.
I guess in a way having a nice set schedule like on a cruise is like that; there are good things to do but a limited amount of time to do them, so the hope is that you enjoy the heck out of those things.
Looking at the schedule right here, on the 9th there were things to do literally from watching Peter Pan on the Funnel Vision starting at 8:30am all the way to having "movie time" in the Oceaneer Club until after midnight. There are SO many things to do. Meet Donald on the Gangway at 8:45, get in line to meet Jack Sparrow a few minutes walk away 45 minutes later, get to the beach, get snorkeling gear and do that for an hour, rent a bike and take an hour to do that, laze on the beach for 2 hours while the kids play in Scuttles Cove (the kid's club on the island), get the kids, have lunch, etc etc. I mean that's a LOT of potential enjoyment for a day!
Or bring another adult along to trade duties with and just laze.
I like looking at it as discipline. Choose your activities, do them, have fun. Leave wanting more.
ND, I'll tell you a secret. There's a cruise November 13, 2014 that is a "double dip". It's a 4 nighter on the Dream, and it has two days, in a row, on Castaway Cay (still 4pm all aboard, but two days). That might be right up your alley. I'm just sayin'. There's also a nice LONG time between now and then to make sure the money is 100% available as well as enough time to make sure you have thoroughly justified it to yourself. (and I think the latter was more of an issue for you than the former...for me it would be both)
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There ARE things there that they don't seem to sell on the ship, so I would take an hour (at the beginning of the day!) to visit the stores on the island. There are CC Tervis tumblers, so if you're into that sort of thing you want to look for them. There are scrapbooking supplies, so if you like highly themed (to CC) scrapbooks or picture frames, look for those. Now I only went to Buy the Seashore and it was later in the day, so I didn't see much I wanted, but I didn't know the wonder of the Tervis cup quite yet and my scrapbooks are not usually highly themed.
Speaking of shopping, on the ship? If you see it and want it? BUY IT. Buy it right then and there, even the first moments you're on the ship. Because especially with a 3 day, there's very very little time the shops are open. They are NOT open when you're in port, so on a day like Nassau, they aren't open until something like 7pm. So buy it if you want it; if, at the end of the cruise, you do not want it, run in and return it. Or sell it on ebay.
They had a cute duffel-type bag that was a "with purchase" thing, and I regret not buying it, but I just wasn't in the shopping mode. Kicking myself, that's for sure!
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I have come to the conclusion that E is a frustrated actor. He has a dramatic flare.
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Loved the pictures. They made me feel cozy. I wish I was there. I am getting a cold and I feel like crud!!
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I'm so sorry you're getting the stupid cold. I hope it goes quick and non-miserably for you!
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Loved, loved, loved your CC write up
Sounds like you had the most wonderful day and one that you won't quickly forget - just lovely
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I was so worried about weather that day, and if we would be able to dock (I read that Feb is the biggest month for not being able to dock there), and all that, and after all the worry it was just incredible to have such a nice day.
I forgot to mention that as the pirate party came to a close the night before, it started to rain. Which was just a weird experience, to have rain in the middle of the ocean. I mean, obviously it happens, but I hadn't experienced it, and it just felt surreal. That rain made me nervous that it was going to get worse, so when I realized that we were actually coming into the dock I was happy.
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I have some random pictures here for you.
From what I read, the Dream and Fantasy have a different concierge situation than the Magic and Wonder. With the M&W it's simply a level of service and different services, but not a *place*. There's no lounge, so if you want something you call to ask for it, and they bring it to you. With the D&F of course there's a lounge. I'm not sure if it's on the Fantasy, but an extra level of weirdness on the Dream is that you're behind gates.
I'm sure there are people out there who like this, but it just made me feel strange. It made me embarrassed, almost. One night my aunt came up for something, and I had to wait there for her, to let her in.
But this helps make up for it. Tasty tasty.
This is totally out of order, as it happened on the second day. While we were running around trying to figure out what to do after E wanted to leave the kid's club and then we did detective thing and the DVC presentation, we ran by the lounge and were directed to go upstairs quickly! I stayed downstairs to do...something (maybe I was getting ready for the evening? maybe that's when I tried The Best EggSalad Sandwich in the World? no one knows) and they went up to the sun deck to meet....
Back to the 9th...we went on through the lounge and snagged a plate or three of those goodies I showed above, and then we wanted to just go SIT on the sun deck for a few minutes. But it was too pretty to just sit. My camera came out.
I'm not sure how these are still white when you think of all the sunscreened, bathing-suited bottoms sitting on them
Eamon's never met something he won't bonk his head on, and those light fixtures you can see against the walls in at least one of the pictures were no exception. Lynda in the lounge was happy to get him an ice pack. Oh Eamon.... And all he was doing was trying to put his lounge chair down a bit.
We had done some packing the evening before and we did some more packing now. I dislike packing on a cruise. There's no time, there are other things you want to be doing, and it means the cruise is almost over.
While I packed, Eamon went to the kid's club, and Robert stayed with me. The Club was having some sort of "camp rock" style activity and it just sounded really good to Eamon, who hadn't spent anywhere near as much time there as he had wanted. So he got all ready and then one of us took him there. They didn't want to go to the show tonight, and that was fine.
We were also having some confusion with the wine I had brought for my aunt. The one in our extended group who has gone through customs 1000 times knew it wasn't a problem. The one who had asked some questions of experts ahead of time knew it wasn't a problem since I had brought it on board. Others in the group, however, were concerned that if they carried it off that they would be charged duties. Even though it's not a wine that is sold anywhere in the Bahamas, or, in fact, anywhere out of Oregon and Washington. So instead of getting rid of the wine at that point, I had to pack it back up in its wine diapers and find some place to stash it in my stuff. I even had the receipts for it, you know? We were covered, customs-wise. I wasn't at all concerned about it...I just hadn't anticipated still having it after the cruise.
Well, it was time to prepare for dinner at the Royal Palace. Tonight my cousin and her hubby had Palo reservations, and we had talked about having the rest of us share a table. The problem was that their table was the bigger one, but I didn't want to leave our servers. We did not figure out a solution to this ahead of time, so we said we would meet up outside the restaurant to work it out. One or both of us picked up the kidlet from the Club (it was this evening I wished that we had let him sign himself out). We got to the RP and my aunt wasn't there. The head waiters said that she was already seated. Now, I knew she wanted to run in and give their servers their tips, but would she have actually gotten seated? That seemed odd.
We were talking to our head people to explain what we wanted, and honestly I thought this had already been taken care of by the concierge lady, but no one seemed to really get it and I'm not sure why. As they said they would try to make it work, if we would just give them some time, my aunt and the kids came up from OUTSIDE the restaurant.
OK a bit of my confusion and befuddlement had been caused by them saying she was already seated, but here she was. They had been wrong.
Ultimately, the adults decided that we needed to leave it as the status quo. Alas the children did NOT take kindly to this, and we nearly needed to drag the kiddies off to the respective tables by their ungrateful little ears. I mean their sweet little cute wonderful ...totally understandable because they just wanted to spend more time with their cousins...ears.
It turned out well for us; Eamon had a great dinner. For the cousins, not so much; they didn't eat anything. When my aunt's dinner was about to be served, the kids actually seemed pretty sick, and so they packed it up to go and let my aunt take it to the room. So she spent the night packing like a fiend while dealing with kids that were, apparently, a bit sick.
I'm not totally sure what Robert was taking pictures of here, but you can see my dress color at the very least.
This evening was the "optional dress-up" night, and although my dress was simple and cheap (from Old Navy clearance, just the simplest a-line thing ever), I felt really nice.
Too bad I didn't get the chance to dry my hair 100% before heading to dinner, but with the curls it doesn't take kindly to a hair dryer and I didn't want to destroy it.
Oh and you can see the view (that I did not have) of the dining room. I faced the front and atrium of the ship. The guys had their backs to that, and faced the lovely room here.
I'll be back.
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Eamon went old-school tonight and asked for a huge mound of mac&cheese. He got it. And fries. And peas.
And mustard.
This evening "my" chef had made me a version of aloo palak (spinach and potatoes) and a garbanzo-based curry thing, along with rice. Robert got a salad, I think, and for dinner just asked for what I was having.
It was SO good. Here's another awful picture of it, but just know that it was probably the most delicious aloo palak I've ever had (and that is THE go-to dish for me, I love it completely) and it was incredibly filling, even with small amounts of rice.
Since I hadn't had wine with my aunt and didn't anticipate having time because of the packing, I actually ordered a glass of wine tonight. I let Ludovic help me choose it, and he picked a PERFECT one. All I know is that it's from Chile and was just delicious. And nowhere near as expensive as I thought it was going to be.
So with the wine and a piece of bread and the food and water, by the end of the meal I was just incredibly full. I looked over the dessert menu and nothing really stuck out to me; I'm a chocolate person and there wasn't really anything interesting, so I said no thanks.
Ludovic rebelled! He refused to accept this answer, and insisted that I MUST have the grand marnier souffle, and there was no question of this, he was going to get it for me. Well, OK then. He said it would be an "experience".
There was nothing E wanted from the kid's menu, but we found out he could order from the grownup's menu, so he got a creme brulee. He didn't know what to expect other than he's seen people on the Cooking channel use their blowtorches to finish them off.
That's his "oh gracious I can't handle how good this thing is" face. He was HAPPY. The weird rectangle thing, however, was like plastic.
Here's my souffle. Ludovic brought it out, put a hole in the souffle with a spoon, and poured the sauce into it. I took a bite. Aha, I think I found some room in my tummy for this!
It was, indeed, very good. I was glad he knew me better than I knew myself at that point. Robert quickly ordered one.
Tonight was tip-night, and we had prepared the envelopes while getting ready. Even though I'm not usually the tip person b/c I don't like doing it, for L&L I was the one that gave them the envelopes. It was also easiest for me to stand up, and I wanted to stand and shake their hands while thanking them. Leslie brought out the chef that had made me my Indian dishes, and I thanked him immensely. We ended up having to tip the head waiter the next morning, because he never stopped by when we were ready for him, but that still worked OK. (we had left the tip for the stateroom person in our room before dinner)
On our honeymoon cruise on RCCL, all I remember of our dinners was that it was All Eggplant All The Time, and our main server was terrible but the assistant was great. But even then we put no energy into remembering their names or anything like that. Lesley had worked for RCCL for quite a few years, he told me, and I"m sure he was good there, too. Both of them were memorable. It's been a month since that evening (exactly) and I still remember what they look like, conversations we had, etc. I liked those guys.
As all the evenings on board did, this one ended. Yep, too soon.
Eamon actually went back to the kid's club that evening, and we continued our packing. We had to have the checked-type bags out in the hallway by 10:30pm at the latest, so we were sure to do that. They give you very simple luggage tags to put on those bags, and the color and character relate to where your stateroom is and tell you where to find your bags once off the ship.
My aunt let me know that the Cruise Director had a thing on the TV all about disembarkation, so we turned that on and watched it over and over again. He's hilarious and it was good info.
Just at the last minute we went up to get the boy-o, they cut off his wristband, and we went on back. Everyone was pretty sad. And by everyone I mean me and him.
Got him situated, got the grownups ready for bed as well, and we called it a night.
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The cruise just seems so short to me. Argh.
Your dinner looks wonderful! Eamon's mac and cheese even looked good to me. But dessert? Oh my goodness!!!
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Such a fun trip report..you need to take another cruise for us (and yes..LOVE that Grand Marnier souffle..am already thinking of it when we cruise in April)
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This DVD is perfect for anyone interested in starting a church security ministry, but is having difficulty convincing someone this is a good idea.
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Often we are asked why would a church feel the need to start a Safety or Security Ministry.
Safety and security at churches and other houses of worship have become increasingly important issues in recent years. There have been a number of examples of church security incidents and shootings in the last year (2008-2009) that underscore the importance of security while at a house of worship.
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Nixon A. Wilson, 81, of Cedar Falls, died Wednesday, December 7, 2011, at Cedar Valley Hospice Home, Waterloo.
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2. Print head style cartridges: (those that have the copper strip, Most HP's, Lexmark and Dell, Canon 40, 41, 210, 211, 240, 241)
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- 0Jun 23, '04 by PepinoIf the captain of the ship doctrine no longer applies to the supervision of anesthetists, why then the incongruity between md and crna liability insurance premiums? It appears insurance carriers still hold anesthesiologists accountable for all actions of the team relative to the premiums charged. (The difference in premiums cannot be attributed to safety since both providers produce equally safe outcomes.) I suspect it, at some level, reflects the increased exposure mds encounter relative to supervision of multiple concurrent anesthetics.Last edit by Pepino on Jun 23, '04
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What incongruity are you discussing? If you have the information, please post the average malpractice premiums for physician anesthesiologists in the country,
I know many anesthesiologists who pay considerably less than I do. I have never had a claim in 44 years of practice, but that doesn't seem to matter with the insurers.
It is my personal opinion that many patients are reluctant to sue CRNAs because of the excellent anethesia care they give. I get gifts from my patients and they have their friends request me, because they get indidualized attention. Also many of the anesthesia mishaps that lead to lawsuits are because of lack of vigilance. CRNAs are noted for watching their patients carefully and monitoring closely and not being on the phone, computer or in the coffee room.
Peppino, it would be interesting to know a little bit about you. It is my sense that you are not a CRNA or prospective one. I would love to debate this topic with you. Are you up to it?
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I went back and reread your post. One thing you forgot, the anesthesiologist who supervises 4 concurrent cases gets paid for each of those cases, except by Medicare where there are different rules. Just think four concurrent cases (non-Medicare) 100% pay x 4= a lot of money and someone else to do all of the work.
Thank God, the last anesthesiologist who was in my operating room was on the OR table and I was giving him an anesthetic. I don't need anyone telling me how to do anesthesia and if I want another pair of hands, I will gladly pay another CRNA to help me. It is a matter of economics, not safety.
Yoga CRNA (getting cranky over this medical direction stuff)
- 0Jun 23, '04 by Gotosleepydeepz, the statement you are using about the national practitioner data bank is a gross distortion that was used by the AANA in 1998/1999. If you look at the national practitioner data bank reports (available at http://www.npdb-hipdb.com) you can see for yourself. The AANA reports that MDAs had 7x more suits than CRNAs over 7 years (3500 vs 425). However, this is incorrect since they lumped ALL physicians with anesthesia-related complications into that number of 3500 (which include anesthesia-related complications in offices performed by plastic surgeons, in ERs by ER docs, etc...). What further blurs those numbers is that the numbers represent numbers of reports that led to payments - and does not reflect the number of reports of suits brought agains MDAs vs CRNAs.
The incongruity between MDA and CRNA malpractice premiums, is that most states (due to very successful trial lawyer lobbyists) require a minimum coverage for physicians... While in some states physicians can choose to opt-out and go "bare", most states dictate a minimum of 5million dollars of coverage up to a minimum of 10million dollars of coverage (primarily to help with "tail" coverage - ie: you do a general anesthetic for a crashing c-section, you could technically be brought to court for medical complications of the child during the child's first 18 years of life - which some lawyers may pin on the anesthesia as well as the OB). So what has happened is that trial lawyers have become more and more successful at getting high damages and thus really hurting the insurance companies. Most have closed down, and there are very few medical malpractice companies left - and they can now dictate even higher premiums for high coverage. There are no such "requirement" laws for advanced practice nurses (yet...), and therefore, they are relatively cheaper to cover.
The average malpractice premium, depending on length of practice, number of suits in last 3/7 years, and type of practice (pain management adds more) is between $45,000 (primarily seen in states where tort-reform and caps have passed: ie: california) and $85-95,000 (florida for now).
the difference in insurance has absolutely nothing to do with responsibilities: because it doesn't matter if you cover 4 rooms vs 1 room. However, i would agree that the risk of being sued increases by the number of cases done per day.... but the insurance companies don't look at that when they decide premiums.
- 0Jun 24, '04 by deepzQuote from Gotosleepy......it doesn't matter if you cover 4 rooms vs 1 room. ...
I'd have to guess that you are a resident MDA, out trolling. Welcome to the CRNA BB. I'm personally familiar with the insurance requirements of several states and none that I know of have the 5 mill/10 mill figures you mention. 1 mill/3 mill is standard; no one wants to be the deep pocket. And of course CRNAs, CNMs, etc. *ARE* required to be covered, not just physicians; otherwise, realistically, no facility would allow us to practice.
Depending on the State, C-Section children can sue you up to age 21.
The numbers I refer to are current, not from '89, and as to a 'gross distortion,' well, your bias is showing, doctor.
- 0Jun 24, '04 by yoga crnaIt appears that this board is being invaded by someone who wants to take facts and distort them to their own advantage. It doesn't work that way and you better figure out a better way to argue.
I can't understand your point. What are you trying to prove? Are you saying that the reason why MDAs pay more for insurance premiums (not a necessarily true assumption) is because they have more responsibility. The way I see it, administering anesthesia requires the same responsibility no matter who does it. You should also realize that malpractice insurance rates quoted for CRNAs are primarily for those in private practice and not for employed anesthetists. Most employed anesthetists are covered by their employer and do not have individual policies.
At one point in my career, I sat at the table during negotiations with a malpractice insurer who was determing premiums for nurse anesthetist insurance. They use complicated actuary data and potential risk information to determine rates. Their formulas are complex and are state specific.
If you want to pay less in malpractice insurance premiums, consider becoming a CRNA instead of an MDA.
- 0Jun 24, '04 by Pepino"I would love to debate this topic with you. Are you up to it?"
Admittedly, no.
Interesting though, assumptions are made regarding identities/backgrounds that are, (in my case), incorrect; I enjoy the anonymity this board affords its posters.
As well, a debate substantiated by anecdotal data gleaned from one's practice could probably be considered a "straw man" argument...certainly, though, it has its place in a discussion forum.


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Arduino controlled espresso machine has a real shot
Geek power and caffeine power have finally united. An Arduino Arduino powered machine has become the sixth highest funded project on Kickstarter — and with good reason. It proves you don't need the fanciest model on the market to make a good cup.
Constant pressure and temperature are what makes espresso machines make a great cup. Achieving that can make the finest machines pretty complex. But, the unnamed model created by Gleb Polyakov and Igor Zamlinksky simply uses an Arduino brain and proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controller to get the job done.
In plain English, that means their machine monitors temperature and pressure and adjusts as needed to ensure a perfect pull every time — with much simpler components. Even after redesigning the thermoblock, the guys used as much off the shelf parts as possible.
That means a reasonable cost. The Arduino espresso machine will retail at $400 when many quality models often go for $700 and higher. If you get in on the project now you can still get one for $300… though for how long we don't know.
So we've got a good pour, geeky components and a good price. No wonder the project has raised over $341,000 despite having targets just $20,000.
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Mention the word mentoring and you might get some eye rolls — the practice is not always viewed in a favorable light. All it takes is one bad mentoring experience to turn a person off the whole idea. And the risk of that is high, since there are extensive challenges from start to finish that can prevent an effective, rewarding outcome.
"The most toxic thing that can happen to a mentoring program before it even starts is a previous bad mentoring experience," says Joanne Kamens, Ph.D., executive director, Addgene, as well as founder of the Massachusetts chapter of the Association for Women in Science and director of mentoring for the Boston chapter of the Healthcare Businesswomen's Association. "Both mentors and mentees get nothing out of a poorly designed program, and will not be eager to participate in one again anytime soon."
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The timing of the upcoming conclave seems to me rather fitting. A start date of the 12th may well lead to the inthronisation of the new Pope to take place on the 19th, which is the feast day of Saint Joseph. He is the patron of the Catholic Church, which is reason enough to note this (near) coinciding of events, but, as some readers may know, St. Joseph is of special significance to me as well. I took his name for my baptismal name and his intercession has been evident several times. One of the most notable examples did not even involve me directly: my fiancée, before our relationship started, prayed a novena to St. Joseph that I might return her feelings for me, which was exactly the rapid result. I only heard of this until after we got together.
The Pope emeritus' birth name is Joseph, so perhaps Cardinals Josip Bozanic, Giuseppe Betori, Giuseppe Versaldi, Giuseppe Bertello or José Policarpo should be especially prepared… ?
All joking aside, I gladly follow Cardinal Dolan's example in praying a novena to St. Joseph, starting tomorrow, and I will share it on the blog. A novena is a nine-day prayer for a special intention. Our intention can be that the conclave may be successful according to God's will, that the cardinals may be open to the Holy Spirit and that the new Pope's reign may start as and remain a blessing for the Church and the world.
The prayer and intention for the day will be published every morning from tomorrow until the 19th on this blog.
Today, all the cardinals of the Church received the official letter summoning them to Rome. Cardinal Sodano, as dean of the College of Cardinals, signed the letter. Cardinal Simonis, emeritus archbishop of Utrecht, was one of the cardinals who received the summons, although, like many others, he is already in Rome. The image below shows the letter in the hands of the cardinal, who won't be able to vote in the conclave, as he is over the age of 80. But all cardinals, elector or not, are expected to take their responsibilities in managing the goods and needs of the Church and the faithful during the sede vacante, as well as preparing for the conclave.Cardinal Sodano's letter invites the cardinals to the first two General Congregations on Monday. A date for the conclave may be decided upon then, but that is by no means certain. All indications are that the cardinals want time to talk and think.
The electors number 117, although two of them have chosen to remain at home. So here they are, the 115 cardinal electors who will soon be entering the conclave, which they will not be leaving until they have elected a new Supreme Pontiff. As Emeritus Pope Benedict (how odd it is to write that!) said yesterday morning, the new Pope is among them.
A short primer on who's who among the electors, ordered by precedence (and from left to right and top to bottom, starting at top left and ending at bottom right, in the collage above):
Giovanni Cardinal Re, Prefect emeritus of the Congregation for Bishops
- Tarcisio Cardinal Bertone, Secretary of State and Chamberlain of the Holy Roman Church
- Antonios Cardinal Naguib, Patriarch emeritus of Alexandria of the Copts
- Béchara Cardinal Raï, Patriarch of Antioch of the Maronites
- Godfried Cardinal Danneels, Archbishop emeritus of Mechelen-Brussels
- Joachim Cardinal Meisner, Archbishop of Köln
- Nicolás Cardinal López Rodríguez, Archbishop of Santo Domingo
- Roger Cardinal Mahony, Archbishop emeritus of Los Angeles
- Jaime Cardinal Ortega y Alamino, Archbishop of Havana
- Jean-Claude Cardinal Turcotte, Archbishop emeritus of Montréal
- Vinko Cardinal Puljic, Archbishop of Vrhbosna
- Juan Cardinal Sandoval Íñiguez, Archbishop emeritus of Guadalajara
- Antonio Cardinal Rouco Varela, Archbishop of Madrid
- Dionigi Cardinal Tettamanzi, Archbishop emeritus of Milan
- Polycarp Cardinal Pengo, Archbishop of Dar-es-Salaam
- Christoph Cardinal Schönborn, Archbishop of Vienna
- Norberto Cardinal Rivera Carrera, Archbishop of Mexico
- Francis Cardinal George, Archbishop of Chicago
- Zenon Cardinal Grocholewski, President of the Congregation for Catholic Education
- Crescenzio Cardinal Sepe, Archbishop of Naples
- Walter Cardinal Kasper, President emeritus of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity
- Ivan Cardinal Dias, Prefect emeritus of the Congregation fo the Evangelisation of Peoples
- Geraldo Cardinal Agnelo, Archbishop emritus of São Salvador da Bahia
- Audrys Cardinal Backis, Archbishop of Vilnius
- Francisco Cardinal Errázuriz Ossa, Archbishop emritus of Santiago
- Julio Cardinal Terrazas Sandoval, Archbishop of Santa Cruz de la Sierra
- Wilfrid Cardinal Napier, Archbishop of Durban
- Oscar Cardinal Rodríguez Maradiaga, Archbishop of Tegucigalpa
- Juan Cardinal Cipriani Thorne, Archbishop of Lima
- Cláudio Cardinal Hummes, Prefect emeritus of the Congregation for Clergy
- Jorge Cardinal Bergoglio, Archbishop of Buenos Aires
- José Cardinal Policarpo, Patriarch of Lisbon
- Severino Cardinal Poletto, Archbishop of Turin
- Karl Cardinal Lehmann, Bishop of Mainz
- Angelo Cardinal Scola, Archbishop of Milan
- Anthony Cardinal Okogie, Archbishop emeritus of Lagos
- Gabriel Cardinal Zubeir Wako, Archbishop of Khartoum
- Carlos Cardinal Amigo Vallejo, Archbishop emeritus of Sevilla
- Justin Cardinal Rigali, Archbishop emeritus of Philadelphia
- Ennio Cardinal Antonelli, President emeritus of the Pontifical Council for the Family
- Peter Cardinal Turkson, President of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace
- Telesphore Cardinal Toppo, Archbishop of Ranchi
- George Cardinal Pell, Archbishop of Sydney
- Josip Cardinal Bozanic, Archbishop of Zagreb
- Jean-Baptiste Cardinal Pham Minh Man, Archbishop of Ho Chi Minh City
- Philippe Cardinal Barbarin, Archbishop of Lyon
- Péter Cardinal Erdö, Archbishop of Esztergom-Budapest
- Marc Cardinal Ouellet, Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops
- Agostino Cardinal Vallini, Archpriest of St. John Lateran
- Jorge Cardinal Urosa Savino, Archbishop of Caracas
- Jean-Pierre Cardinal Ricard, Archbishop of Bordeaux
- Antonio Cardinal Cañizares Llovera, Prefect of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments
- Seán Cardinal O'Malley, Archbishop of Boston
- Stanislaw Cardinal Dziwisz, Archbishop of Kraków
- Carlo Cardinal Caffarra, Archbishop of Bologna
- Seán Cardinal Brady, Archbishop of Armagh
- Lluís Cardinal Martínez Sistach, Archbishop of Barcelona
- André Cardinal Vingt-Trois, Archbishop of Paris
- Angelo Cardinal Bagnasco, Archbishop of Genoa
- Théodore-Adrien Cardinal Sarr, Archbishop of Dakar
- Oswald Cardinal Gracias, Archbishop of Bombay
- Francisco Cardinal Robles Ortega, Archbishop of Guadalajara
- Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, Archbishop of Galveston-Houston
- Odilo Cardinal Scherer, Archbishop of São Paulo
- John Cardinal Njue, Archbishop of Nairobi
- Raúl Cardinal Vela Chiriboga, Archbishop emeritus of Quito
- Laurent Cardinal Monsengwo Pasinya, Archbishop of Kinshasa
- Paolo Cardinal Romeo, Archbishop of Palermo
- Donald Cardinal Wuerl, Archbishop of Washington
- Raymundo Cardinal Assis, Archbishop of Aparecida
- Kazimierz Cardinal Nycz, Archbishop of Warsaw
- Albert Cardinal Patabendige Don, Archbishop of Colombo
- Reinhard Cardinal Marx, Archbishop of Munich and Freising
- George Cardinal Alencherry, Major Archbishop of Ernakulam-Angamaly of the Syro-Malabars
- Thomas Cardinal Collins, Archbishop of Toronto
- Dominik Cardinal Duka, Archbishop of Prague
- Willem Cardinal Eijk, Archbishop of Utrecht
- Giuseppe Cardinal Betori, Archbishop of Florence
- Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York
- Rainer Cardinal Woelki, Archbishop of Berlin
- John Cardinal Tong Hon, Bishop of Hong Kong
- Baselios Cardinal Thottunkal, Major Archbishop of Trivandrum of the Syro-Malankars
- John Cardinal Onaiyekan, Archbishop of Abuja
- Jesús Cardinal Salazar Gómez, Archbishop of Bogotá
- Luis Cardinal Tagle, Archbishop of Manila
- Jean-Louis Cardinal Tauran, President of the Pontifical Council for Inter-Religious Dialogue
- Attilio Cardinal Nicora, President of the Financial Information Authority
- William Cardinal Levada, Prefect emeritus of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
- Franc Cardinal Rode, Prefect emeritus of the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life
- Leonardo Cardinal Sandri, Prefect of the Congregation for the Oriental Churches
- Giovanni Cardinal Lajolo, President emeritus of the Governorate of the Vatican City State
- Paul Cardinal Cordes, President emeritus of the Pontifical Council "Cor Unum"
- Angelo Cardinal Comastri, Archpriest of St. Peter's Basilica
- Stanislaw Cardinal Rylko, President of the Pontifical Council for the Laity
- Raffaele Cardinal Farina, Librarian emeritus of the Vatican Apostolic Library
- Angelo Cardinal Amato, Prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of the Saints
- Robert Cardinal Sarah, President of the Pontifical Council "Cor Unum"
- Francesco Cardinal Monterisi, Archpriest emeritus of St. Paul-Outside-the-Walls
- Raymond Cardinal Burke, Prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura
- Kurt Cardinal Koch, President of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity
- Paolo Cardinal Sardi, Partron of the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of St. John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and of Malta
- Mauro Cardinal Piacenza, Prefect of the Congregation for Clergy
- Velasio Cardinal De Paolis, Pontifical Delegate for the Congregation of the Legionaries of Christ
- Gianfranco Cardinal Ravasi, President of the Pontifical Council for Culture
- Fernando Cardinal Filoni, Prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples
- Manuel Cardinal Monteiro de Castro, Major Penitentiary of the Apostolic Penitentiary
- Santos Cardinal Abril y Castelló, Archpriest of St. Mary Major
- Antonio Cardinal Vegliò, President of the Pontifical Council for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People
- Giuseppe Cardinal Bertello, President of the Governorate of the Vatican City State
- Francesco Cardinal Coccopalmerio, President of the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts
- João Cardinal Bráz de Aviz, Prefect of the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life
- Edwin Cardinal O'Brien, Grand Master of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem
- Domenico Cardinal Calcagno, President of the Adminstration of the Patrimony of the Apostolic See
- Giuseppe Cardinal Versaldi, President of the Prefecture for the Economic Affairs of the Holy See
- James Cardinal Harvey, Archpriest of St. Paul-Outside-the-Walls
Who we will see in white on the balcony of St. Peter's sometime later this month remains anyone's guess. Only Our Lord knows and, as Cardinal Pell said, it is up to the electors to find out.
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Last week, I tried to predict which title churches and deaconries the new cardinals would be getting. While much was guesswork, I did succeed in making a few reasonable guesses: Sant' Atanasio might go to Cardinal Muresan or Cardinal Alencherry; Nostra Signora di Guadalupe a Monte Mario to Cardinal Dolan or Cardinal Collins; San Gioacchino ai Prati di Castello to Cardinal Eijk; San Bernardo alle Terme to Cardinal Alencherry; San Giuseppe all' Aurelio to Cardinal Woelki; San Gerardo Maiella to Cardinal Duka; Santissimo Redentore e Sant' Alfonso in Via Merulana to Cardinal Dolan or Cardinal Collins; Sacro Cuore di Gesù a Castro Pretorio to Cardinal Ries. I also suggested to San Patrizio would remain vacant and that San Teodoro would go to a cardinal with some link with the Orthodox Churches.
Well, in the end I guessed right three times: Cardinal Allencherry did get San Bernardo alle Terme, Cardinal Dolan got Nostra Signora di Guadalupe a Monte Mario, Cardinal Muresan got Sant' Atanasio.
Here is the full list of new cardinals with their title churches and deaconries
- Fernando Cardinal Filoni, Cardinal-deacon of Nostra Signora di Coromoto in San Giovanni di Dio
- Manuel Cardinal Monteiro de Castro, Cardinal-deacon of San Domenico di Guzman
- Santos Cardinal Abril y Castellò, Cardinal-deacon of San Ponziano
- Antonio Maria Cardinal Vegliò, Cardinal-deacon of San Cesareo in Palatio
- Giuseppe Cardinal Bertello, Cardinal-deacon of Santi Vito, Modesto e Crescenzia
- Francesco Cardinal Coccopalmerio, Cardinal-deacon of San Giuseppe del Falegnami
- João Cardinal Bráz de Aviz, Cardinal-deacon of Sant' Elena fuori Porta Prenestina
- Edwin Frederick Cardinal O'Brien, Cardinal-deacon of San Sebastiano al Palatino
- Domenico Cardinal Calcagno, Cardinal-deacon of Santissima Annunciazione della Beata Vergine Maria a Via Ardeatina
- Giuseppe Cardinal Versaldi, Cardinal-deacon of Sacro Cuore di Gesù a Castro Pretorio
- George Cardinal Alencherry, Cardinal-priest of San Bernardo alle Terme
- Thomas Christopher Cardinal Collins, Cardinal-priest of San Patrizio
- Dominik Cardinal Duka, Cardinal-priest of Santi Marcellino e Pietro
- Willem Jacobus Cardinal Eijk, Cardinal-priest of San Callisto
- Giuseppe Cardinal Betori, Cardinal-priest of San Marcello
- Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan, Cardinal-priest of Nostra Signora di Guadalupe a Monte Mario
- Rainer Maria Cardinal Woelki, Cardinal-priest of San Giovanni Maria Vianney
- John Cardinal Tong Hon, Cardinal-priest of Regina Apostolorum
- Lucian Cardinal Muresan, Cardinal-priest of Sant' Atanasio
- Julien Cardinal Ries, Cardinal-deacon of San Antonio de Padova a Circonvallazione Appia
- Prosper Cardinal Grech, Cardinal-deacon of Santa Maria Goretti
- Karl Josef Cardinal Becker, Cardinal-deacon of San Giuliano Martire
As you will have noticed when comparing this list to the one in my previous post, there are five new deaconries and one new title church on the list. The Holy Father is free to create and abolish such churches as he sees fit, of course, but it's interesting to wonder why some titles remain vacant as new ones are created.
Cardinal Eijk's title church is San Callisto, located in Trastevere. The church itself dates from the 17th century, although there has been a church dedicated to Saint Pope Callistus I since the 8th century. The holy pope himself reigned in the 3rd century and was martyred and buried on the site where his church now stands. As cardinal-priest of this church, Cardinal Eijk succeeds Corrado Cardinal Ursi, the former archbishop of Naples who died in 2003. The later Popes Pius VII (pope from 1800 to 1823) and Gregory XVI (1831 to 1846) also held this title church.
It is a fairly small church, as Roman churches go, with a single aisle and chapels on either side.
In essence, a cardinal will have little to do with his title church or deaconry, although some are tasked with the financial upkeep of their assigned church or deaconry. All such churches, though, will prominently feature the coat of arms of their cardinal-protector on the facade.


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> We communicate in English but that doesn't mean we all the same cultural
> background. My native language doesn't do small talk and doesn't have a
> word for please.
Now of course this will cause friction. I've noticed it especially with
germanic and slavic languages that are more terse than english.
For example "Sit down!" is acceptable in all situations in german, but
is slightly rude in english and brutally rude in french. There you'd say
"Would you please sit down?" in most social situations, unless you want
to anger someone.
(German carries most of the difference in the inflection and doesn't
need multiple phrases to express the same thing)
You can extrapolate the friction this can and will cause. So unless
someone actively personally insults me I'll just assume it got lost in
translation. And there's little we can do about it because many people
don't notice these translation issues or don't know english well enough
to express themselves with the needed refinement.
> A short and to the point message is the easiest to understand.
... and the easiest to misunderstand.
Either way we lose ;)
Personally I think the tone has improved a lot over the last $timeunit,
I also have my personal theory how that happened, but I don't want to be
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1. Who, as described in Chapter 5, died of drowning?
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(b) Mavers' father.
(c) Mavers' brother.
(d) Mavers' sister.
2. What nationality does one of Lettice Wood's suggest for a secret lover Catherine Tarrant had?
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(b) Italian.
(c) German.
(d) English.
3. Who is Laurence Royston?
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(b) Harris' man of business.
(c) Harris' cousin.
(d) Harris' best friend.
4. Who does Rutledge suggest to Wilton might have been the real murderer?
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(b) Warren.
(c) Wood.
(d) Hickam.
5. Who does Rutledge run into in Chapter 5 after leaving Mavers?
(a) Wilton.
(b) Warren.
(c) Tarrant.
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2. What does Rutledge discover in Chapter 20 when he goes into Helena Sommers' bedroom the morning of the funeral?
3. Why does Rutledge questions Mrs. Davenant about the pension Mavers' receives in Chapter 11?
4. Where does Rutledge find himself continuously drawn as he continues to investigate the murder of Harris?
5. What information does Mrs. Davenant give Rutledge about Wilton in Chapter 11 that could provide a motive for murder?
6. In what condition does Rutledge find the owner of the doll he found in Chapter 12 in the meadow where Harris' body was found?
7. Why does the author switch point of view in a series of vignettes at the end of Chapter 17?
8. What does Rutledge see that causes the voice of Hamish to become quite loud for a moment?
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Sun, 30 Nov 2014 11:55:10 -0800
St. Louis Rams WR Stedman Bailey caught five passes for 100 yards in the first half of the team's Week 13 game.
Fantasy Tip: Bailey is producing for the second straight game and could receive a bigger role in the passing game moving forward. Bailey likely is not a fantasy option at this point but could be one if he continues to produce.
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St. Louis Rams WRs Stedman Bailey and Chris Givens split repetitions with WR Brian Quick (shoulder) out for the year in Week 8. Bailey played 22 snaps opposite WR Kenny Britt, and Givens played 21 snaps against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Fantasy Tip: Bailey ($3,100; 6.2% of cap) is the receiver you should target first in fantasy leagues and at FantasyScore. Givens ($3,000) is a tad cheaper in Week 9 against the San Francisco 49ers. Both are deep sleepers in a flex spot.
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St. Louis Rams WR Stedman Bailey is expected to join the starting lineup with WR Brian Quick (shoulder) out for the season.
Fantasy Tip: Bailey likely will see a boost in his value with his addition to the starting lineup. Owners on FantasyScore could consider Bailey as a flex option depending on his price.
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St. Louis Rams WR Stedman Bailey is expected to practice Wednesday, Sept. 17, and play in Week 3 after having his four-game suspension lifted. Bailey's role may be limited during the game.
Fantasy Tip: Bailey may need a week or two to get back into the swing of things. He is not useable in leagues at this point but could be down the road because of the Rams' depth at the position.
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St. Louis Rams WR Stedman Bailey, Dallas Cowboys CB Orlando Scandrick, New York Giants OG Eric Herman and free-agent DE Spencer Nealy (Vikings) will officially been reinstated following the agreement of a new drug policy.
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Fantasy Tip: Givens has promise, but there is a logjam at the position. Bailey is suspended the first four games, and Givens has a chance to prove himself again. Givens is a final-round flier as a WR5 or WR6.
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The St. Louis Rams did not select a wide receiver with any of their 12 selections in this year's draft, and head coach Jeff Fisher said they are happy and confident with the group of young receivers they have on their roster. St. Louis ranked 29th in the league in receiving yards last year, 26th in yards per catch and were tied for 20th in receiving touchdowns. WR Tavon Austin came on strong late in his rookie year, and WRs Chris Givens and Brian Quick are expected to do more in their third seasons with QB Sam Bradford coming off an injury. WR Stedman Bailey will miss the first four games of the season due to a suspension, but the team also took a chance on WR Kenny Britt.
Fantasy Tip: Austin should be primed to take the next step in his sophomore season. One of the big reasons why the Rams' offense sputtered so much over the course of the season was because Bradford wasn't around. With a healthy Bradford, all of St. Louis' aerial weapons should benefit.
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The NFL has suspended St. Louis Rams WR Stedman Bailey four games for violating the league's policy on performance enhancing substances.
Fantasy Tip: Owners should no longer consider Bailey as a late-round option in drafts since he will be missing a quarter of the season.
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Opens Doors USA confirmed the deaths of the two Christians, revealing that one was shot while he was leaving for Bible training in China, and that another one died in a labor camp in North Korea.
"He was very excited about his new faith and wanted to share the Gospel with his family," an unnamed Open Doors worker said in a statement. "He wanted to come back to China to study the Bible more so he could explain the Christian faith better to his family. It is heartbreaking that he was killed. I cannot stop thinking: 'If only he had arrived a little later at the border river, the guard would not have seen and shot him. He could still be alive today.'"
The other Christian who was killed also apparently took Bible courses in China, but returned to North Korea eight months later. Open Doors says that he was a dedicated and faithful Christian, which is a criminal offense in North Korea, punishable by prison and even death. When authorities found out about his faith, they sent him to one of their notorious prison labor camps.
"We just received an update that he was dead," Open Doors said. "He was terribly tortured because of his faith. He was also forced to do heavy labor while hardly receiving any food. Before his return to North Korea, he was baptized and willing to deal with the all the hardships he had to face. We never tell people to go back to North Korea, but he was happy to. We are devastated to hear about these murders. We know Christians die for their faith almost every day in North Korea, but it is still hard to deal with."
"There is no religious freedom whatsoever in North Korea. People are simply killed if they believe in Jesus," a North Korean refugee whose name was withheld for security reasons told Open Doors. "Kim Jong-Un is a god and there cannot be any god besides him. Yes, there are church services in North Korea, but only when foreigners are present. The state calls up some locals to be present. There is no freedom of religion, speech or press in North Korea."
North Korea: confirmed reports of two Christians shot and tortured to death


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