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Explore online doctoral degree programs in public health. Find information on coursework, entrance requirements and job prospects to make an informed career decision.
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Online doctoral degree programs in public health are not common. The few available programs are designed for professionals who have many years of experience and would like to advance to leadership positions. Most coursework can usually be completed through distance learning, though short residency workshops are typically required. Students may be allowed to complete a set of electives in a chosen specialization area, such as epidemiology or community health education, although some schools may not have as wide a range of online elective choices compared to campus-based class options. Also, on-campus attendance is normally necessary for comprehensive examinations, meetings with one's dissertation committee and the formal dissertation review.
Online Doctoral Degree Programs in Public Health
Courses included in online doctorate programs in public health, including the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Public Health and Doctor of Public Health (DrPH), often incorporate leadership and management, epidemiology and ethics. Through classes in these areas, students can learn how to be influential leaders in the field of public health and advance their professional academic, research or healthcare careers. Students interested in this program may also be interested in an online Ph.D. program from a related area, such as public policy and administration.
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Many online Ph.D. and DrPH programs allow for the majority of the coursework to be completed online. However, some components of the program may have an on-campus requirement, such as the dissertation presentation and defense. Most programs also require students to pass a comprehensive exam or complete a doctoral dissertation. Some schools organize students into defined groups or cohorts who work together during their academic career.
List of Common Online Public Health Classes
Online doctoral programs in public health do not typically have general education requirements. Students may conduct research, as well as learn about health policy, public politics, leadership and other related areas.
Students will study disease patterns in communities through research and analysis. Students may utilize computer modeling to define patterns and facilitate investigation. Some classes focus on specific diseases or specific populations.
Law and Ethics
Students will examine the legal system in the United States and how it applies to healthcare. Ethics surrounding patient care and management are often explored in such classes. Students will also consider various health insurance companies, as well as their ethics and legality.
Leadership and Management
Students will learn how to develop effective collaboration between groups and individuals to enhance company efficiency. Classes also explore change management. In addition to face-to-face interactions, students will also explore social networking and other technologies.
Career Information for Graduates
Graduates from doctoral degree programs in public health may seek careers as health educators or medical and health service managers. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) predicted that between 2008 and 2018, employment opportunities for health educators would increase by 18%, while medical and health service managers would see a 16% increase (www.bls.gov). In 2010, the BLS reported that health educators earned an average salary of $50,270, while medical and health service managers averaged at $93,670.
Amongst health educators, the BLS reports that individuals with a doctoral degree can pursue careers teaching at the postsecondary level. As of May 2010, there were 144,780 health specialties teachers at the postsecondary level who earned an average salary of $103,960.
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i know this is a 15k armor thread..but i dunt wanna start another one.. can somoene show me how 1.5 male kurzick looks from all sides? thanks
The brown on the pvp screen is black + orange + black for tatts.
This combo has NOT been tried on any other armour, to the best of my knowledge, and may appear quite different on darker skinned monks.
And here's mine.
Combination of Kurzick 15k and 1.5k.
Could someone please post a picture of 15k male kurzick armor dyed white? I think it would look really awesome on my black character. Also tell me the dye mix you used if possible. If not that then post a picture of the same armor dyed gold.
Ahellio, from all the experiments that have been done, a lot of us are thinking white cannot be done on Kurzick monk armour, which is most unfortunate.
I'm seven amber away from purchasing my monk her 15k Kurzick armor. I think this has been asked before but do any of you know which colors work best with this armor? I know black is popular but I'd prefer something a little brighter.
How do you think color combinations like red for arms, chest, legs, and black for boots would look?
I took this pic in Kaineng. Seems to be pure red. I guess red+purple would be even better. But I wonder why green, purple or blue should not be nice as well, too.
Thank you so much for the pic, it's the first full set of Kurzick I've seen dyed red.Originally Posted by Longasc
I'm not very good with colors but do know I'm tired of black. However I was thinking of black on the boots alone. My poor monk is is being outfitted by a fashion idiot. LOL
Could some one PM me or post a picture of the luxen 15k pants for female only? Tattoo are fine for the rest. I would like to see what the pants look like alone.


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I'll miss your reviews and your coverage of the theater community -- and I'll definitely be seeing you in theater lobbies! (Thanks for the entertaining link, above. But "Frailty, thy name is woman" ?? Alas, "the unkindest cut of all!")
So glad to hear you will continue to freelance review. Most cities have reviewers who tear down the theatre - you have been a major part of the theatrical renaissance in Milwaukee. Your support of our work - whether the review was good or bad - was always about the importance of the art form, and never self promotion. It is not surprising, yet completely endearing, that you took the time to honor our dearly departed. Hope to e seeing you "in all the old familiar places." Thanks for all the great writing - glad there's more to come - if not as frequent.
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Aaron Snipe '94 returned to his alma mater October 10 to speak with communication students.
About once a year, Kathryn Grosso '05 comes back to campus for a whirlwind tour: she visits her former teacher, Associate Professor Gregory Payne, and then gives informal talks to aspiring, young politicos.
Creator of AFLAC Duck ads kicks off speakers series
Creator of the famous jingle "I Don't Wanna Grow Up; I'm a Toys 'R' Us Kid" Linda Kaplan Thaler will deliver a talk on Wednesday, October 17, at the Bill Bordy Auditorium and Theater from 6:00 to 7:30 pm.
Edelstein gives talk on teaching public speaking
Communication Studies Scholar-in-Residence Cathryn Cushner Edelstein addressed an audience of linguists, researchers, and teachers who specialize in teaching and studying pronunciation at the PSLLT Conference.
Mihailidis releases study on mobile phone habits
A study that explored the information habits and dispositions of university students' mobile phone use was released by Paul Mihailidis, assistant professor in the Marketing Communication Department.
Emerson College once again will send a team of students to Los Angeles to cover the primetime Emmy Awards, which is taking place Sunday, September 23.
Showcase features the best of Emerson
Students, faculty, and staff gathered in the Paramount Center on September 17 to preview Emerson's latest and greatest material.
Emerson welcomes new 2012 faculty
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Ratings-challenged Those Who Kill is coming back to television — but it's not returning to A&E. While the show hasn't been cancelled, the move isn't exactly a sign of confidence from the cable channel.
The show revolves around a homicide detective (Chloe Sevigny) and an academic forensic psychologist (James D'Arcy) who work to solve crimes in Pittsburgh. Others in the cast include James Morrison, Omid Abtahi, Kerry O'Malley, Bruce Davison, Kathy Baker, Michael Rispoli, and Anne Dudek.
A&E pulled Those Who Kill from the schedule after two episodes had aired to low ratings. The premiere attracted 3.07 million but the second installment plunged to just 830,000.
On the show's Facebook page, it was quietly announced that the Chloe Sevigny series will return this Sunday on LMN TV (Lifetime Movie Network). LMN is a sister network to A&E.
The first two episodes will rerun starting at 8pm. Then, new episodes will air starting at 10pm. There are 10 episodes in the season.
While it's nice that the remaining episodes will air, it's unlikely that most fans will know they're being shown. Many cable subscribers may not even know if they have LMN TV. The ratings will surely be terrible.
This move by A&E feels like they're just burning off the remaining episodes, a sign that the show has essentially been cancelled already.
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Therefore it should come as no surprise that the Knights are planning a party for the National Championship Game between Notre Dame and Alabama on Monday, Jan. 7.
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I'm new in here, after finding that there was an exodus from the RW forums. I've run six half marathons on the road, but in the past couple of years have been doing more trail runs and races. I'm planning on my first trail half on April 27th. Can someone tell me if there is a plan somewhere for training for a trail half? I am assuming it's a little different than road training. Or isn't it?
Do most of your workouts on trails. Train on the course if you can. If you can't get to trails every day, then try to do your long run on trails that most closely match the race. If you can find a trail that has either extended climbs/descents or a lot of undulation, that will provide the best trail specific training stimulus.
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As with any trail race, see if you can find an elevation profile and information on footing or other trail conditions. Train accordingly. I try to mimic the various sections of the race course in my training, if I can. If you can run or hike at least part of the course beforehand, that's best, but not always possible.
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training for a trail half on paper should at least resemble training for a half on the road- as far as distances, number of days, mpw, etc
the biggest difference as mentioned above, is you want those miles on trails- the more they mirror the course you're running the better
it does take some time to "adapt" to trails-footing, balance, obstacles, elevation changes, etc but I'll go out on a limb and say that most folks who start running trails tend to stick to running trails
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Tibetan Challenge to China Leaves at Least 10 Dead
SHANGHAI -- Large numbers of paramilitary police, backed by armored personnel carriers, were enforcing a precarious peace in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa as night fell in China Saturday. But tension began to spread to other parts of China as ethnic Tibetans faced off against police in other provinces, witnesses said.
Violence swept Lhasa on Friday as thousands of Tibetans took to the streets of the city, clashing with riot police and setting fire to shops in protests that pose the greatest challenge to Chinese-government authority there in nearly two decades.
China's state-owned Xinhua News Agency said 10 people had been killed in the unrest in Lhasa. Tibetan exile groups gave higher estimates of the death toll, ranging from 25 to 100, citing reports from sources in Tibet.
China's governor in Tibet vowed to punish the rioters, while law enforcement authorities urged protesters to turn themselves in by Tuesday or face unspecified punishment.
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Saturday urged the Chinese government to "exercise restraint" in responding to protests in Tibet and called for the release of detained monks.
"We call on the Chinese government to exercise restraint in dealing with these protests, and we strongly urge all sides to refrain from violence," Ms. Rice said in a statement.
"We urge China to respect the fundamental and universally recognized right of all of its citizens to peacefully express their political and religious views, and we call on China to release monks and others who have been detained solely for the peaceful expression of their views," she said.
Streets in Lhasa were mostly empty Saturday as a curfew remained in place, witnesses said. Tourists reached by phone or those who arrived Saturday in Nepal described soldiers standing in lines sealing off streets where there was rioting Friday. Armored vehicles and trucks ferrying soldiers were seen on the streets.
"There are military blockades blocking off whole portions of the city, and the entire city is basically closed down," said a 23-year-old Western student who arrived in Lhasa on Saturday. "All the restaurants are closed, all the hotels are closed."
One foreigner in Lhasa said Chinese troops armed with automatic rifles had set up positions in the old city after clearing it of people and were firing at anything that moved.
Plooij Frans, a Dutch tourist who left the capital Saturday morning by plane and arrived in the Nepali capital of Katmandu, said he saw about 140 trucks of soldiers drive into the city within 24 hours. "They came down on Tibetan people really hard," said Frans, who said his group could not return to their hotel Friday and had to stay near the airport. "Every corner there were tanks. It would have been impossible to hold any protest today."
Government workers in Lhasa said Chinese authorities have been prevented from leaving their buildings. "We've been here since yesterday. No one has been allowed to leave or come in," said a woman who works for Lhasa's Work Safety Bureau, located near the Potala Palace, the former residence of the Dalai Lama. "Armored vehicles have been driving past," she said. "Men wearing camouflage uniforms and holding batons are patrolling the streets.
Tourists were told to stay in their hotels and make plans to leave, but government staff were required to work. Some shops were closed, said a woman who answered the telephone at the Lhasa Hotel. "There's no conflict today. The streets look pretty quiet," said the woman who refused to give her name for fear of retribution.
Xinhua reported Saturday that Lhasa was calm, with little traffic on the roads. "Burned cars, motorcycles and bicycles remained scattered on the main streets, and the air is tinged with smoke," the report said.
On Saturday, police in Xiahe, a city with a large Tibetan population in the northwest province of Gansu, fired tear gas at hundreds of Tibetans carrying Tibetans flags, led by Buddhist monks and chanting pro-independence slogans, according to people there.
The Tibetan protestors threw rocks at the baton-wielding police. They also stoned government buildings and stores, breaking windows, witnesses said. By late afternoon, the crowds had dispersed but shops are restaurants downtown were shuttered and police were out in force.
"In all my life, I've never seen anything like this," said one taxi driver. "I'm frightened."
In the southwestern province of Sichuan, which abuts Tibet, paramilitary police patrolled Tibetan neighborhoods and kept a watchful eye on Buddhist monasteries, local residents reached by phone said. Monks have been at the forefront of the ongoing wave of demonstrations.
The unrest of the past two days marked a sudden escalation after a week of largely peaceful demonstrations led by Buddhist monks who oppose China's 57-year-long rule in Tibet.
In Lhasa, the protests targeted businesses owned by ethnic Chinese and left the center of Lhasa wreathed in smoke and tear gas, according to witnesses. There were reports of gunshots, and foreign visitors were told to stay in their hotel rooms and avoid the region if at all possible.
How China responds could have enormous repercussions domestically, as well as internationally -- especially given the approach of this summer's Beijing Olympics. A bloody crackdown would draw international condemnation and, possibly, a boycott of the Olympics by some nations or athletes -- potentially spoiling what is intended to be a sort of coming-out party for China. It also would be a huge embarrassment for corporate sponsors of the Games.
Saturday, International Olympic Committee President Jacques Rogge spoke out. "We believe that the boycott doesn't solve anything," he told reporters on the Caribbean island of St. Kitts. "On the contrary. It is penalizing innocent athletes and it is stopping the organization from something that definitely is worthwhile organizing."
The crisis also is a critical test of China's president, Hu Jintao, which will show how much China's political culture has -- or hasn't -- changed since the bloody crackdowns in Tiananmen Square in June 1989. Mr. Hu was then the top Communist Party official in Tibet, which at the time was wracked by pro-independence protests. His decision then: to declare martial law.
History of Tension
The Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhists, issued a statement from his headquarters in Dharmsala, India, saying he was "deeply concerned" by the events in Lhasa. He said the protests "are a manifestation of the deep-rooted resentment of the Tibetan people" under their "present governance." Under Chinese rule, religious freedom and other rights have been curtailed.
China's official news agency, Xinhua, transmitted a short story late Friday quoting government officials as saying the "recent sabotage in Lhasa" was "organized, premeditated and masterminded" by the Dalai Lama's organization. It said that the unrest, "involving beating, smashing, looting and burning has disrupted the public order and jeopardized people's lives and property." The Dalai Lama called the accusations "absolutely baseless."
In Washington, White House spokesman Tony Fratto said, "Beijing needs to respect Tibetan culture, they need to respect multiethnicity in their society." He reiterated a U.S. call for dialogue between the Chinese government and the Dalai Lama, who fled Tibet in 1959 after an aborted uprising against China's rule.
As night fell in Tibet Friday, paramilitary police in armored personnel carriers had pushed toward the narrow streets around the Jokhang temple, a holy site in Tibetan Buddhism, in the center of Lhasa's old quarter. About 7 p.m., witnesses said, police fired over the heads of crowds, driving some to disperse, although many protesters remained in the area.
Tibetan groups in India said they had received reports that police had shot at protesters in Lhasa.
Chinese Communist troops occupied Tibet in 1951, and Chinese leaders have suppressed political dissent and religious freedoms, turning Tibet into a high-profile human-rights cause with a global following. International sympathy for Tibet already has led to vocal protests against China's hosting of the Olympics. Human-rights groups in the U.S., Europe and elsewhere had teamed up to plan a series of protests around the world in the run-up to the Olympic Games designed to spotlight the Tibetan cause.
This level of global publicity and scrutiny could heighten the fallout for China if it acts too forcefully in Lhasa. Beijing already has come under fire on issues ranging from limiting its people's freedom of expression to its treatment of North Korean refugees and its support for the government of Sudan, which is battling rebel groups in Darfur.
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South Korea's military government faced a similar dilemma in 1987, when pro-democracy demonstrators took to the streets a year before the Seoul Olympics. Fearing the unrest would disrupt the games or persuade the International Olympic Committee to move them, South Korea's political leaders acquiesced to protesters' demands for a new constitution and presidential elections to be held before the Games.
All Eyes on Lhasa
For China, however, failure to restore authority risks emboldening other opponents of its policies. Beijing already is concerned about what it sees as threats from separatist groups of Turkic speaking Uighur Muslims in the northwestern province of Xinjiang.
Demonstrations in Lhasa started on Monday, the anniversary of the failed 1959 Tibetan uprising against Chinese rule. Chinese police arrested monks involved in those demonstrations, which led to further protests on Tuesday in Tibet. Police and soldiers were moved into the center of town and stationed around monasteries, witnesses said. Tension apparently boiled over late Friday morning, however, with people surging into the streets around the Jokhang temple.
Businesspeople working in the area, popular with tourists and religious pilgrims, said police and soldiers appeared to withdraw in the late morning, and groups of Tibetans began smashing windows in groceries and other shops run by ethnic Chinese and, in some cases, tossing goods into the streets.
"We don't dare to go outside or even stand close to the windows. All the shops are closed. We are scared," said a waiter from Sichuan province working at the Makye Ame Restaurant, a favorite of tourists in downtown Lhasa.
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One American in Lhasa reached by telephone, said, "it's turning into a race riot." He said Chinese businesses were being burned and that Tibetan shop owners were tying traditional Tibetan scarfs, known as kataks, outside their stores to identity themselves to the crowds.
The American also said he saw an attack on about 150 Chinese riot police, who were pelted with rocks and bricks. "Those poor kids were being pummeled," he said of the young policemen, noting that at least some of the police appeared to be ethnic Tibetans. He said tear gas was fired into the crowds.
Around Jokhang monastery, the air was filled with smoke from burning shops and cars, he said. The American said he was hearing regular explosions, which he believed to be exploding gas canisters in burning shops and restaurants.
An ethnic Chinese hotel owner, who declined to give his name, said he saw two ethnic Chinese pulled from motorcycles and beaten. The man said he and his family retreated to rooms on the third floor of their small inn after crowds broke down the wooden door on the first floor.
Many tourists were seeking shelter in hotels, and Chinese business owners were locking their doors, witnesses said. A woman answering the phone at the emergency department of Tibetan Autonomous Region People's Hospital in Lhasa said the hospital is treating people injured in the unrest but declined to provide any details.
Observers said the tensions between members of China's ethnic Han majority and Tibetan residents have long been tense and have recently been exacerbated by a government-encouraged influx of Han people from eastern China -- and a sense among Tibetans that the Han are reaping most of the benefits from economic development.
"These protests have to be read as a sign of desperation, anger and frustration," said Robert Barnett, director the modern Tibetan studies program at Columbia University in New York. "The gap between the way China treats ethnic Chinese and the way it treats Tibetans is growing more obvious by the day for Tibetans."
Tibetans have long chafed under Chinese administration. In recent years, according to human-rights activists and academics, the Chinese government under President Hu has taken a harder line toward Tibet. Mr. Hu appointed Zhang Qingli, a trusted official who shared his tough approach, to be the party's acting chief there in November 2005. He later became party chief.
Beijing also essentially withdrew from negotiations aimed at political rapprochement with the Dalai Lama, a recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize, and restarted a campaign of public attacks on him. Ethnic Tibetan officials were required to write criticisms of the Dalai Lama.
The government also has stepped up efforts to punish expressions of dissent and curtail religious freedoms. Chinese authorities in Tibet largely bar Communist Party members, government employees and students from regular, public practice of their religion -- a restriction not enforced on Chinese who live in wealthier cities like Beijing and Shanghai and remain relatively freer to attend religious services.
While trying to stifle dissent, Beijing also has been trying to cast itself in the role of economic savior for Tibet. Communist officials describe "pre-liberation" Tibet as a feudal state governed by powerful monks and one of the most backward places in the world. Beijing has spent heavily in Tibet, especially to develop the tourism, meatpacking, dairy and mining industries.
In mid-2006, China inaugurated rail service linking Tibet to China's wealthier eastern provinces. China's leaders said the $4 billion project would open the Chinese west the way the U.S. transcontinental railway did in the 19th century. They predicted the railway would help propel the Tibetan economy. It already has sharply boosted tourism.
Tibetans have grumbled that they are seeing little of the benefit. They note that despite a building boom, construction jobs are going to cheap ethnic Chinese workers, not local Tibetans. Some of Beijing's efforts appeared ham-fisted, including a plan to encourage Tibetans to sacrifice their prized yaks in a bid to make the region a meat-exporting base.
More ominously, Tibetans and exile groups say, the major impact of the train could be to tighten Beijing's military grip, for instance by giving the People's Liberation Army a more efficient supply system into the province and up to the sometimes-tense border with India.
Despite the tourism boom and government spending, Tibet remains an economic also-ran. Gross-domestic-product growth last year exceeded the national average with a 14% rise, but at 34.219 billion yuan, or $4.82 billion, its value was only 0.1% of the nation's total GDP.
—-- Mei Fong in Beijing and Peter Wonacott in New Delhi contributed to this article. The Associated Press also contributed to this article.
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Spacelabs' Digital Telemetry Systems Are First to Operate in New FCC-Designated Band.
REDMOND, Wash.--(BW HealthWire)--June 28, 2000
Spacelabs Medical, Inc. (Nasdaq: SLMD) announces systems to help hospitals respond to a move by the FCC designed to end the threat of high-definition television and new business radio wireless transmissions potentially interfering with and disabling medical telemetry systems.
The FCC created the Wireless Medical Telemetry Service (WMTS) on June 8, 2000. The WMTS designates specific radio frequency (RF) bands for medical telemetry operation -- 608-614 MHz, 1395-1400 MHz and 1429-1432 MHz. Spacelabs was the first manufacturer with telemetry products operating in the newly protected range. Spacelabs introduced a new digital telemetry system in October 1999, which operates in the 608-614 MHz band.
"Our experience since October has shown that the 608-614 MHz range is a good path out of the frequency bands that are prone to RF interference," said Stan Wiley, director of product development for telemetry products at Spacelabs.
Historically, hospital telemetry systems have operated in the Private Land Mobile Radio band (450-470 MHz) or on unused television channels. In recent years an increase in the use of mobile radios and implementation of digital television have increased the incidents of RF interference, disrupting vital signs monitoring provided by medical telemetry systems.
Neither mobile radios nor television broadcasts are allowed to operate in the newly designated WMTS frequencies. Hospitals may elect to continue to operate their installed telemetry systems on the old bands as secondary users, but will do so at their own risk.
"This ruling constitutes a clear message to hospitals that they should migrate to the less susceptible bands," commented Wiley. "As mobile radio and digital television applications continue to grow, hospitals risk interference to medical telemetry systems not operating in the new WMTS frequency ranges."
Spacelabs was instrumental in the creation of the Critical Care Spectrum Act of 1999, which was introduced to Congress by US Congressman Jay Inslee. The Company also served as a Charter Member of the Task Force on Medical Telemetry established by the American Hospital Association.
Additional information is available at www.spacelabs.com.
Spacelabs is a leading provider of integrated medical information systems and instrumentation with a strategic focus on wireless, telemedicine and Internet solutions for healthcare.
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Glory ... Florida State
The first in a series
analyzing what went wrong for some of the former superpowers
Pete Fiutak
The Florida State
There was a
time when Florida State had a decent football program with a few bowl
wins and a nice history of mild success. It wasn't close to being a
national powerhouse, and was all but non-existent on the national radar.
Then, after winning just four games from 1973 to 1975, the program hired
Bobby Bowden, a hot young prospect who had a little bit of luck turning
around West Virginia. The 1976 Seminoles went 5-6, winning their final
three games after improving mightily over the first half of the season.
That was the program's last losing season in 30 years … and counting.
Bowden didn't just turn Florida State into a superpower; he turned it
into a monster of a winning machine that would go on a run rivaling any
era in the history of the game. From 1977 to 2006, FSU cranked out 18
double-digit win seasons, including an unprecedented run of 14 straight
ten-plus win seasons from 1987 to 2001, went 13-0-1 in bowl games from
1982 to 1996, and became a yearly fixture in the top four of the final
rankings. There were 288 wins, averaging 9.6 per year, two national
titles, two losses in national championship games, and three other
seasons that would've finished with national titles if it weren't for
losses to Miami in three of the greatest games of all-time. Florida
State was two missed kicks away from having four national championships.
After the second championship, in a perfect 12-0 2000 season, the run of
consecutive ten-win seasons stopped with an 8-4 campaign. From 2001 to
present, FSU has lost 27 games, after losing 26 from 1985 to 2000,
making the Seminole faithful wondering how and why the team wasn't able
to maintain the impossibly high standard, and what it can do to get it
What Happened?
It's asking too much of any program to win ten games ever year and
be in the national title hunt, but falling into the also-ran status
hasn't sat well in Tallahassee. There were still some nice seasons over
the last few years, going 10-3 in 2003 and overcoming a rough 2005
regular season to win the ACC title, but now, Florida State is
considered just another program that'll go to a bowl every year, but
isn't considered a national title contender. How did the Noles fall?
Three main things contributed to the slide.
1) The 2001 quarterback recruits
After losing Heisman winner Chris Weinke, FSU appeared to have its next
great quarterback in Joe Mauer, a product of Cretin Durham-Hall in St.
Paul, Minnesota, the same high school Weinke attended. Yes, it's that
Joe Mauer, who chose baseball instead of football, and now is on his
way to becoming an all-timer of a catcher for the Minnesota Twins. The
loss of Mauer didn't appear to be any big deal, since the Noles also
recruited Adrian McPherson, a 6-4 athlete who was the first star in
Florida high school history to be named both Mr. Football and Mr.
Basketball. His career never took off, having run into trouble with the
law, while also being tied into gambling allegations. Chris Rix ended up
becoming the starting quarterback, and while he was fine, he wasn't
considered the recruit, or the talent, Mauer and McPherson were. To put
the 2001 quarterback recruiting class into perspective, and how good
Mauer and McPherson were thought to be, they were ranked along with Matt
Leinart, Derek Anderson, and Kellen Clemens, who all became NFL starting
quarterbacks, along with Brodie Croyle and D.J. Shockley.
2) The Loss of Mark Richt
Richt, the Florida State offensive coordinator up until 2000, left to
become the head coach at Georgia, and was replaced by Jeff Bowden, Bobby
Bowden's son. The offense eventually became stagnant, predictable, and
almost completely devoid of a consistent running game, yet the father
stayed loyal, despite the screams and wishes of many Seminole fans. Jeff
Bowden was replaced in 2006, with star offensive coordinator Jimbo
Fisher coming over from LSU.
3) The ACC Got Better
Getting back to the elite of the elite level became a whole bunch
tougher after the ACC went from being an also-ran conference to league
of vastly improved programs from the time FSU first joined. Teams NC
State, Maryland and Virginia got better, while the addition of Miami,
Virginia Tech and Boston College made the overall conference stronger,
upped the recruiting ante, and meant the time of FSU's ACC yearly
dominance had come to an end. Now, as opposed to the mid-1990s, the
schedule has more landmines with more opportunities for upsets.
How To Fix It
Florida State will never again be able to reach the heights it
achieved at its peak, but this is still a big-name program worthy of
national hype and attention. However, three's a big difference between
getting by teams like UAB, and crushing and killing everything in its
path. Florida State used to be given the national love like USC is
getting now, and while that might not happen again, the program can do
what Florida did and quickly rebound after a few down years. Here are
three factors that might help.
1) Strengthen the offensive line
FSU's fall from the top four ranks coincided with a few years of
offensive line problems. The talent level hasn't necessarily dipped,
even though only three O linemen have been drafted over the last five
years, but recently, injuries have been the biggest problem. It hasn't
just been mid-season, wear-and-tear bumps and bruises; the line was
depleted to start the season in 2004 and 2005, which wasn't exactly a
plus when opening with Miami. FSU dominated when its quarterbacks had
ten days to throw, or when it had a mobile passer working behind a
strong line, hitting a peak during the Charlie Ward years. The athletes
will always come to Tallahassee, and if there's more depth and
next-level talent up front, the offense will start to shine again.
2) Keep the defense rolling
Lost in the recent slip has been the play of the FSU defense … it
remained a killer. The problems have been on offense. For the most part,
the stars on defense are still shining, with the Mickey Andrews D among
the best in America year in and year out, even though the stats aren't
always there with the offense providing little overall support. Keep the
defense playing well, improve the offense, get in the national title
3) Come up with a post-Bowden plan, now
Wisconsin might have come up with the perfect blueprint on how to make a
regime change when it announced a year in advance that Bret Bielema
would take over for Barry Alvarez. Bobby Bowden hasn't come up with a
retirement date yet, but any top recruit looking to Florida State has to
assume the head man isn't going to be there five years from now. That
uncertainty doesn't help recruiting, and if that's what's causing FSU to
miss out on just a few of the top-flight talents, that could be the
difference between being a top 25 team, and a top ten one. No matter
what happens, Bowden is certain to play a big role in the hiring of his
replacement, even if it won't ultimately be his call. Bowden doesn't
need to retire yet, but if he makes it clear who he believes his
successor should be, perhaps offensive coordinator Jimbo Fisher or
defensive coordinator Mickey Andrews, that might allow everyone to relax
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Has anyone ever had their child have a CAT scan. x is insisting on a CAT scan for ds. He claims that it will identify any learing disabilities. The pediatrician went along with this and recommended a pediatric nuerologist. When I spoke with the nuerologist they told me they never/if rarely send a child for a CAT scan. The levels of radiation are too high. Has anyone ever had their child have a CAT scan and if so why, and what were the results.
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But the problem is, just because his intentions are good doesn't mean he behaves well. Just because he harms his child in the guise of discipline doesn't mean he doesn't love the child. It's just discipline right? Just because he can call me a lazy bag of s**t in a fit of temper doesn't mean he doesn't love me. The problem with men of this nature is their motives are good, but the way they parent and partner is not.
The problem is ds has had many many many tests. None of which x wanted to be involved in, none of which he wanted toknow anything about. I handled it from the get go.
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I have been trying to get rid of the Start Screen/Lock Screen, but when I type in gpedit.msc, it says that it cannot be found. Can anyone tell me how to get rid of the Start/Lock Screen, as well as the little bar that comes from the left when I move the cursor across the screen? Thanks!
Does anyone know how to require control alt delete to login? This was a security feature that kept people from writing a mimic login screen to capture usernames and passwords. Bill
On the desktop all you have to do is click a key to get rid of it. On a tablet however you must swipe it upwards, then you must find and touch the password box to bring up the virtual keyboard before you can start typing your password.
...the article does do a good job of introducing the lay person to the local policies interface and subsequently act as a starting point for budding power-users to start their adventure in the land of GPOs, but frame it as such, don't fall on to the lame example used.
The effort of clicking the mouse, or pressing any single key to dismiss the lockscreen is so overwhelming as to render the at-a-glance notifications for the time, number of new messages, network notification etc unworthwhile. Not to mention the effort needed to remove that element of the interface. Jeez. Going out of your way to remove functionality that hardly represents a serious impediment seems a bit....well....stupid. Sorry.
Skipping the lock screen (and never having to look at the Metro interface) would be great. Of course, the big question will be whether the Group Policy Editor will be available in all editions of Win8, since it's not available in the Home Premium edition of other versions of Windows. Now, if Microsoft is smart, they'll put the Start Menu back in for the Desktop interface. It seems there are a lot of users that want it, and MS just isn't listening. And if they don't put it back in, and if the OEM's are smart, they'll only deploy Windows 8 on tablets, and just make it optional on notebooks and desktop machines. Or include a free downgrade to Windows 7. I suspect I'd get used to using it if I'm forced to upgrade (e.g. if I have to buy a new machine, and only Win8 units are available), but I'll admit it - I'm an old fashioned die-hard. I still use DOS commands and batch files for a number of operations. They work faster, especially when processing a large number of files, because they don't have any interfacing to do, as opposed to windowed programs that have to update their UI while they're performing the operation.


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Alexander Siddig's Main TV Roles
Main Movie Roles2013 - The Fifth Estate
2012 - Inescapable
2010 - Miral
2010 - Clash of the Titans
2009 - Cairo Time
2008 - Doomsday
2007 - The Last Legion
2006 - The Nativity Story
2005 - Kingdom of Heaven
2005 - Syriana
2002 - Reign of Fire
2000 - Vertical Limit
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Born in the Sudan in Northern Africa, Siddig was raised in England and attended the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts (LAMDA) where he studied acting and theater. Immediately after leaving LAMDA, Sid did a season of theater in Manchester (northern England), in addition to performing in various shows in pubs and small theaters. Later, Siddig worked as a director in a small theater in London.
"I was in a situation where I pretty much had a theater company at my disposal and a theater at my disposal and could do anything I liked. . .as long as I did it for nothing. Which is sort of a step before charging and not being able to do what you like. I was at a point where I could have just gone on and become a director in London, as a trainee at the Royal Shakespeare Company or something like that, and ended up being a bona fide director. It was quite a big struggle because for a year and a half, which is the time I spent directing immediately after I left acting school, you just have no money so you're just living on welfare and you're trying to make it. . ."
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Siddig's performance in A Dangerous Man: Lawrence After Arabia (1992) (TV) brought him to the attention of Rick Berman who was creating the new series "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993). Originally brought in to audition for the role of Captain Benjamin Sisko, Berman decided Siddig was too young for the role and cast him as Dr. Julian Bashir instead. The part had to be slightly rewritten for Siddig as the original "bible" had called for an Hispanic male to play the part, named Julian Amoros, although Berman reports that no other actors were considered for the role.
During his time on _"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993), Siddig and co-star Nana Visitor had a son (Django) and were married in 1997. They divorced in 2001, although they remain friends.
After a successful seven-year run on television, Siddig began working in feature films, quickly accumulating roles in movies such as _Vertical Limit (2000), _Reign of Fire (2002), _Kingdom of Heaven (2005), and the critically acclaimed _Syriana (2005). Early 2005 saw Siddig return to the stage opposite Kim Cattrall in the West End production of "Whose Life Is It Anyway?" Following a controversial guest turn on _"Spooks" (2002), the title role in Hannibal (2006) (TV) in 2006 and a recurring role on _"24" (2001) in 2007 brought Siddig back to the small screen.
- His "Star Trek: DS9" character Dr. Bashir has been seen as having similar high moral values as the real life Middle Eastern Doctor Bashar, featured in Time Magazine, in 2003.
- Cousin of 'Lilly McDowell' (qv) and 'Charlie McDowell' (qv).
- Originally credited as "Siddig El Fadil", he changed his professional name to "Alexander Siddig" because (as reported by him at Star Trek conventions) nobody could pronounce "El Fadil".
- Ex-son-in-law of 'Robert Tucker (I)' (qv).
- Ex-brother-in-law of 'Ian Tucker (I)' (qv) and 'Zan Charisse' (qv).
- He was at one time considered for the role of Benjamin Sisko, the station commander of _"Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" (1993)_ (qv). However, he was apparently considered too young. The role eventually went to 'Avery Brooks (I)' (qv). However, the producers were impressed enough with Siddig and offered him the role of Dr. Julian Bashir.
- In 2005, he appeared in two films set in the Middle East, _Kingdom of Heaven (2005)_ (qv) and _Syriana (2005)_ (qv). In both films, he played a character named Nasir.
- One of his favorite foods as an acting student was bolognese, in the "Star Trek" Cookbook (1999).


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Santa Clarita Mayor Laurie Ender and Councilman Bob Kellar received the endorsement of the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce this morning for their reelection campaigns.
The two open seats on the council – currently held by Ender and Kellar – are the target of five hopefuls – the incumbents and challengers Jon Hatami, Ed Colley and TimBen Boydston. The election will be held April 10. Vote-By-Mail ballots come out March 12.
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Many people in the Washington metro area are dreading the thought of being on the roads Tuesday, particularly after the nightmare that was DC traffic on Friday. And on Friday, OPM Director John Berry defended the decision to open government at the end of the week.
It is snowing once again here in Washington — yes, again. And while forecasters are saying that this storm is really tiny compared to what the nation's capital went through last week, the roads still aren't back to normal yet.
As we have done over the past week (here… here…) — we are asking you what you would do if you were OPM Director John Berry:


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Treat patients in style with the fashion-forward Women's V-neck 2-Pocket Scrub Top in Rhapsody Blues. With its comfy fit and classy blue flower and paisley print, this top stands apart from the typical look of women's scrubs. The top has two roomy pockets for storing nursing essentials and is cut for maximum ease of movement. This piece will quickly become a fave in your scrubs rotation. Machine washable.
Sizing: Women
Material: 65 % Polyester, 35 % Cotton
Neckline Style: V-Neck Neckline
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