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I know he lives (The savior lives)
The savior lives (ooh, oh)
It's time to celebrate the savior and his worth
Let's shout because we know he lives and we are certain
His love has set us free our enemies defeated
If with me you agree... come on and lift up your hands
Everybody lift your hands if you know that Jesus is worthy
Open up and give him praise let's do it in a hurry
If you love him let's glorify in the song and in the dance
You know the savior lives come on and lift up your hands
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He took his last breath he hung his head and he died
They took my savior down from off that rugged cross
They laid him in a tomb it seemed all hope was truly lost
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The stone was rolled away an angel proudly proclaimed
He lives (He lives) He lives
(Christ is risen) Christ is risen just like he said
(Our Lord and savior) The Lord and saviors' no longer dead
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- Address:
60 Ocean Boulevard
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233Neighborhood:
Jacksonville Beach
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Ocean 60
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.ocean60.com/
- Phone: (904) 247-0060
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Saturday 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Martini Bar open until....
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Global, International, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Daniel Groshell
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Our Specialty is providing Top Quality Catering and Event Services while providing a Unique and Personalized Experience for each Client. Food Design, Personalized Service and Artistic Interpretation is What sets us Apart. Experienced Martini Bartenders and Experienced Service Staff with an On site Coordinator and Supervisor Available at All Times.
Corporate Luncheons, Corporate Meetings, Special Corporate Events, Rehearsal Dinners, Receptions and all other events are welcome.
- Private Party Facilities: Ocean 60 is unique as it provides two establishments in one. We have a formal dining room with a Wine Bar that can also be utilized as a private event space holding up to 55 guests, and/or adjacent through a doorway, we have a Martini Room with a Full Bar with Dark imported balinese style furniture which can also be utilized as a private room holding up to 60 guests and provides a more casual but classy amibance. We also offer entire restaurant buyout for private events as well, which would incorporate both rooms providing a total space for up to 100 guests. Since we are Chef Owned & Operated, there is much flexibility in what we can offer. We also can open during daytime hours for any Private event.
- Private Party Contact: Mariela Groshell 9042470060
- Entertainment: Ocean 60 supports local musicians and features live music in the Martini Room throughout the week with a variety of styles, mainly specializing in live Jazz and Latin Jazz styles. Our Monthly music calendar is available on our website. We also feature special guest performances and touring musicians such as Sultry Swing Jazz and Bossa Nova styles to name a few.
- Special Events: Specializing in providing a one of a kind experience for any event!
Getting there
- Cross Street: Atlantic Boulevard
- Parking: Street Parking
- Parking Details: Atlantic Beach is a quaint beach community and has street parking all along the beach strip. There is also a public lot located one block from the restaurant that provides paid parking options. If you pay to park, bring receipt and we will be happy to take it off of your dinner bill. Access to parking is all around the restaurant in many public areas and within walking distance.
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Fresh Continental Cuisine with a Tropical Flair best describes Ocean 60. Creating two Establishments in One, you can dine in the Main Dining Room for a more intimate evening or the Martini Lounge for a more casual experience. Local artist, Enrique Mora displays his vibrant paintings on the wall. Located one half block to the Ocean and across from a Resort Hotel, Ocean 60 has something for everyone from a Full Bar Specializing in Martinis and offering Live Music as well as a Quaint Wine Bar in the Dining Room for that intimate feel.Continued
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106 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.6
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (72)neighborhood gem (69)special occasion (58)romantic (42)vibrant bar scene (33)notable wine list (27)hot spot (23)good for groups (21)great for outdoor dining (14)late-night find (9)kid-friendly (5)scenic view (5)great for brunch (1)Show More
- Do try this placeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/25/2014Continually impressed with the chefs creativity with seafood entrees. On my list of top upscale dining spots at beaches. Two dining rooms allows diners to select whether they want quiet or livelier scene near the bar area. No problem with noise like many places. Service is attentive, not over bearing.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Night!AndreaWilliamDDined on 11/15/2014We had a fantastic night! Ocean 60 is always an excellent choice!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and ServiceOutwithoutKidsDined on 11/8/2014Dined at Ocean 60 the other night. Food and service were quite good. Waiter was very knowledgeable about the menu items, very friendly and attentive. Only complaint was the noise. We sat in the dining area and was still very noisy. If you're looking for a quiet dinner spot this may not be the place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A little overwhelmedRonBDined on 11/7/2014Too busy to look after us. Very very loud that mightSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Place to DinekarenackDined on 11/4/2014I always enjoy Ocean 60 whether we go for dinner or drinks. The atmosphere is great, and the service is the best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousShabnamGordanDined on 11/1/2014This place is amazing. THe food is so deliciously off the chart! I would go eat there everyday! all the items on their menu is unique and one of a kind and they taste really good. The service is also very good. We loved our server. it is very important for me to not get rushed out of a restaurant that I spend so much money on and our server made sure she gives us our space and time to sleect our food and to enjoy it. She did not rush us and made sure she brings each course in a very timely manner. We would go back again and again! Plus they have some outside seating so you can bring yoru dog along with you! the fisrt time I ate at Ocean 60 I brought my puppy and they treated her really well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding FindWistarmoDined on 10/31/2014Found them and their menu on the internet. Everything was perfect. One of our best meals dining out. Would highly recommend.Special Features:
- Great dining experience4keepsDined on 10/31/2014We were stuck in traffic, and I was unable to get a call through to the resturant to let them know we would be late. The resturant called to verify we were still planning to dine with them! Great happy hour prices. The food was excellent. Our waiter was attentive and offered great suggestions. We were not rushed. Wonderful "date night"Special Features:
- Meatloaf is spectacularKDogVIPDined on 10/29/2014Best meatloaf ever. Service was great. Fun night with friends!Special Features:
- Consistent qualityfullstatDined on 10/29/2014The food and service quality remains consistently high.Special Features:
- Very pleasedpivotmtDined on 10/25/2014I had not eaten at Ocean 60 for some time and was pleasantly surprised. We had the Trigger special and the Whole Snapper. Both were perfect and we will definitely be back soon. The service was good. It was a little noisy but on a Saturday night at a busy restaurant, this was to be expected.Special Features:
- Ocean 60JoeLDined on 10/25/2014This was our 4th time dining at Ocean 60 This was our last time sitting indoors. The restaurant and bar was extremely loud. As time went on the noise level got much louder...we could not hear each other speak. All surfaces in the restaurant are hard there are no sound abatement material at all that could absorb the din that is produced from many voices and music. Our dinner was wonderful and our server, who we were fortunate to have had on previous visits was also excellent. I do think we will be back (only to sit outside) because we love the menu and the trained staff, but we also enjoy talking to each other which we could not do easily on Saturday. Sorry....
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/23/2014food was very good, and service was great, parking was a little hard to findSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OUTSTANDING!BaltimoretoLGDined on 10/21/2014We were celebrating our 35th anniversary when we ate at Ocean 60 the other night. The food and service were wonderful, and they made it feel like the special night that it was!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KyleVIPDined on 10/18/2014I was a bit disappointed that after speaking to the manager to assure a nice celebration for my husband's 60th birthday that the only acknowledgement was a line at the top of our menu's saying "Happy 60th Birthday". Nothing from our waiter, no glass of champagne or free dessert, nothing. We did enjoy a very nice meal and our waiter was very helpful with our order.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good for surf AND turf!TomNinaVIPDined on 10/18/2014Even though we came here intending to have seafood, the ribeye and prime rib just looked too good to pass up. We were not disappointed!Special Features:
- Food and service were excellent.OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/17/2014Great food and service. The noise level is unacceptable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and serviceYummyDined on 10/10/2014I was there for my 50th birthday and the food was great but the service was outstanding. I was give a free slice of cheesecake that was so tasty.😄Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We are Regulars at Ocean 60BeckiePDined on 10/4/2014We love this restaurant and have always had a great experience...until last Saturday. We arrived at 6:30 and had dinner, everything fabulous as usual. We decided to order dessert and coffee. (2 of our selections were not available... and it was only 7:30 and not crowded. That was disappointing. But we will be back.Special Features:
- Great placesarguy64Dined on 10/3/2014I would consider this place to be a great fine for anyone local are coming from out of town. The food,the service and the fact that it's right downtown Atlantic Beach makes it a prime location for a good night out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- satisfied customercustomer4lifeDined on 9/29/2014everyone is always so friendly my waiter was always there when I needed him I never had to look for him. The food is always excellentSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/25/2014The food was excellent and service fabulous. Very friendly place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PleasantVauclusianDined on 9/22/2014An enjoyable evening meal. Will come back in the near future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Foodl & ServiceboomerVIPDined on 9/19/2014The staff was very amicable. The food was delicious and the service was excellent as usual.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/16/2014Went there for the first time celebrating my husbands birthday. Walked in and greeted by the very polite hostess and asked if we could have a drink at the bar first even though our reservation was at the time we arrived and she gladly accommodated our request and showed us to the lounge area whew we were taken great care of by the bartender who was very friendly and will definitely be back to see him. We then walked back to the dining room side and our table perfectly by the window was all set up for us. Being a F&B person my whole life the special touch was wonderful they even had special menus printed with happy birthday at the top! The whole experience, food, service and management exceeded my expectations! We will be back for sure!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ocean 60Sanns75Dined on 9/13/2014We had a wonderful dinner. The fish was very fresh. We were able to pick a different starch for our meal. Happy Hour is until 7:30 we able to get our drinks at a special price.Special Features:
- Glad we returned!!okdebDined on 9/12/2014It had been years since we dined at Ocean 60, not because we did not like it. . . . just had not returned. I am happy to report we are so very glad we returned. A wonderful meal, with delicious fresh food, and excellent service. Other than the noise level, our dinner was superb!Special Features:
- great seafoodpaulajeanVIPDined on 9/10/2014We enjoyed an excellent meal and also had great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Small portions and High pricing.DineNoutDined on 9/6/2014The food was good, but the portions of meat were very small; plate was covered mostly with vegetables. Environment was way too noisy, could not sit across spouse and hear her, had to sit 2 feet next to her to have a conversation. Food took 35 minutes to serve after the order was placed. Do not plan on going back or would not recommend the restaurant to anyone.Special Features:
- Always deliversPatrickDined on 9/1/2014Ocean 60 consistently delivers in providing outstanding American cuisine with gourmet preparation and presentation. You eat with your eyes first, and everything is beautifully executed. The smell and taste follow right behind and everything is delicious. My favorite items are always the fish or steak special, so no matter what mood you are in, they can please you and the rest of your party simultaneously. It was too hot for soup, but when it cools off they always have something that's hard to resist. We enjoyed splitting a wedge salad with a delicious vinaigrette that was light and balanced between sweet and tangy. On occasion they have really great live music from Chris Thomas making a perfect evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unusual experiencePickyEatersVIPDined on 8/30/2014Food was unusually bland. Will give them another chance since it is one of our favorites.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodMikeeatsDined on 8/27/2014We love the food at Ocean 60 and the service, provided by Matt, was excellent. My one gripe about Ocean 60, and it has happened more than once, is that the assignment of tables when you come in with a reservation, is a mystery and a disappointment. We went on my wife's birthday, a Wednesday, and had reservations for at least 1 week. When we came in, at 6:30pm, we were told, even though the restaurant was virtually empty, that only 2 tables were available. We accepted this and sat down and the food was great. We noted that a table we would have much preferred to the one we had was still empty and was empty when we left! I will probably go again but there is something I am missing in how they assign tables. Matt is a great server!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodFredDined on 8/16/2014The food is always great, the staff is friendly and helpful. Never disappointed - oh and leave room for desert!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place for intimate dinnerNoisyDined on 8/15/2014Ocean 60 separates their active and fun bar scene from the restaurant. This floor plan allows for a nice intimate dinner with excellent food and service. After dinner, walk next door into the lounge and enjoy a beachy bar scene that fits well into the festive atmosphere of ocean front relaxation.Special Features:
- Great placeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/13/2014Even though parking was crazy, the resturant was great. Food was amazing and so was the service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best restaurant@ BeachesRESTAURANTPOLICEDined on 8/13/2014Thanks again for wonderful service and delicious food!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food, great wait staffLadyRestaurantDined on 8/13/2014I always enjoy our meals at Ocean 60. Living around the corner, it's one of our favorite restaurants. You need a reservation, and make yours early in the evening. It takes the kitchen about an hour and a half to two hours to get your food out to you, so our average time there is at least three hours. However, the food is always fresh, interesting, well presented, and a notch above everything else around. The staff is friendly, the drinks are great. Don't miss the happy hour that goes until 7 pm for $5 martinis. It's wonderful for a special occasion or when you have friends you want to spend a lot of time with. Food is really, really great. Worth the wait.Special Features:
- always greatUnhappyVIPDined on 8/13/2014This was our second visit and will always return when in the area. Food is excellent and presentations wonderful. Our waiter was very helpful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VERY DISAPPOINTING EXPERIENCETHECOACHDined on 8/9/2014APPETIZER--EGGPLANT TOWER--OK BUT TOO SMALL TO SHARE ENTREE--#1 SURF AND TURF--IMPOSSIBLY TOUGH AND OVER-COOKED HANGER STEAK. ENTREE #2 SOFT SHELL CRAB VERY SMALL PORTION SALAD VERY SMALL PORTION AND TOO EXPENSIVE OVERALL COST WAS FAR TOO EXPENSIVE ($80 )FOR THE MEAL--SMALL PORTIONS WITH NO DESSERT AND NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IIN ADDITION ALTHOUGH NOT CROWDED THE SERVICE WAS VERY SLOW--WAITER APOLOGIZED FOR THE LONG DELAYS FOOD APPARENTLY SAT IN THE KITCHEN TOO LONG AND WAS BARELY WARM WHEN FINALLY SERVED NOTE: UPON OUR COMPLAINT, MANAGER REPLACED SURF AND TURF WITH SHRIMP SCAMPI
- Wonderful PlaceFoodLoverDined on 8/8/2014Great food. Great service. Great place! Nice wine selection. Creative food menu. I really loved that every waiter/waitress was helpful. Not just the one serving our table. Will plan on going again in the near future!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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1 AnswerIn Alzheimer's disease, memory-important regions like the hippocampus degenerate. The hippocampus is the seahorse-shaped medial temporal lobe structure that's deep in the brain. There are also brainstem nuclei that involve neurotransmitters, like acetylcholine, norepinephrine and serotonin, which start to disappear. As the brain starts to change or degenerate with the disease process, shrinkage begins, especially in memory areas like the medial temporal lobe.
1 AnswerPlaques and tangles, which are considered the hallmark of the neuropathology of Alzheimer's disease, are the accumulations of proteins. Plaques are extracellular beta-amyloid accumulations of protein. Tangles are inside the neurons -- they are the hyper-phosphorylated filaments of tau proteins.
1 AnswerIn 1906, a German neuropathologist and psychiatrist named Alois Alzheimer had a patient with a peculiar disease who initially presented with poor memory and some word-finding difficulties or language problems. The doctor continued to follow her, and over the years she became more and more confused and disoriented about things, and even started hallucinating. She was eventually placed in an institution, where she died. He called her condition presenile dementia, but his boss renamed the disorder after him. In any case, what Dr. Alzheimer did was analyze the brain and find plaques and tangles, which are now considered the hallmark of the pathology of the disease.
1 AnswerDavid Reuben, MD, Geriatrics, answered on behalf of UCLA HealthThe third stage of Alzheimer's disease is having the full-blown disease. Memory is impaired, and over a period of about 10 years, it virtually disappears. Agitation and aggression are also common. In about 80% of cases, people become agitated, even physically or verbally abusive.
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The amyloid plaque bundles found in Alzheimer's disease, which destroy the brain cells, have been shown to contain traces of metals like iron, copper and zinc. Watch Neal Barnard, MD, explain how these metals get ingested and the damage they cause.
1 AnswerUCLA Health answeredAlzheimer's disease is the most common dementia in older people in America. It is believed that damage to the brain begins 10 to 20 years before the onset of dementia. With that knowledge in mind, it is now thought that addressing the disease at its earliest stages is key to staving off dementia. "Ultimately it will be easier to protect a healthy brain rather than try to repair the brain once damage sets in," says Gary Small, MD, director of the UCLA Center on Aging.
1 AnswerDavid L. Katz, MD,MPH, Integrative Medicine, answeredThere has been enormous attention of late to the grim and genuinely frightening problem of Alzheimer's disease. The problem is grim by its very nature -- there is little we contemplate with greater dread than the loss of our minds. The problem is frightening at the personal level because we feel vulnerable to this increasingly common condition we don't know how to cure, and at the collective level, where estimates suggest it could cost the nation a trillion dollars annually by 2050. There is also the terrible burden on family members, who must face the high demands of care, compounded by the heart-wrenching loss of a loved one who is still there, yet already gone.
1 AnswerMehmet Oz, MD, Cardiology, answeredMany of us assume hearing loss is an inevitable part of life, but it's actually the number one red flag you're aging too fast and can be a sign of developing dementia or Alzheimer's disease. As you probably know, the brain has multiple "centers" that control different bodily functions: One part controls sight, another part controls smell, another stores memory, one controls hearing, and so on.
One of the hallmarks of Alzheimer's disease is the formation of plaques on the brain, located between nerve cells. These plaques cause neurons in the brain to stop functioning properly, making it unable to send all the signals it wants. As a result, your various brain centers begin to shut down. Thus the hearing center's ceasing to function may be directly linked to the formation of the plaques associated with Alzheimer's. To make matters worse, as hearing ability decreases, our ability to function in daily life decreases as well, contributing to further mental decline.
While doctors don't have a cure for Alzheimer's just yet, you can start protecting your hearing right now by taking 300 mg of magnesium a day. According to a recent study, oral magnesium treatment has been shown to reduce the incidence of temporary and permanent noise-induced hearing loss.
Studies have also shown the benefits of keeping an active brain through reading or doing crossword puzzles or brain games. Break out an interesting book or finish that Sudoku puzzle. Your brain's health depends on it!
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Via Sepulcral Romana - Barcelona, Spain
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This remnant of the Roman Civilization is located in the middle of Barcelona, about 30 feet below street level.
posted by: bluesnote
location: Cataluña, Spain
date approved: 6/9/2014
last visited: 7/11/2014
Neuer Johannisfriedhof Leipzig, Sachsen, Germany
Former "Neuer Johannisfriedhof" Leipzig.
posted by: Scael
location: Sachsen, Germany
date approved: 6/8/2014
last visited: never
St. John's Lutheran Church Original Cemetery Abandoned - Monett, MO
A cemetery left abandoned when a newer cemetery was built a couple of miles away in rural Barry County, Missouri
posted by: MountainWoods
location: Missouri
last visited: 5/26/2014
Jewish cemetery - Golcuv Jenikov, Czech Republic
Jewish cemetery - Golcuv Jenikov.
posted by: ToRo61
location: Kraj Vysocina, Czech Republic
Le cimetière Buckland Bellows-Barnston-QuébecCanada
le Cimetière Buckland-Bellows! Buckland-Bellows cemetery!
posted by: gemeloj
location: Quebec, Canada
date approved: 5/20/2014
last visited: 7/15/2014
King Hill Cemetery - King Hill, ID
King Hill Cemetery is a small rural cemetery with 6 internments recorded on the sign to the cemetery. Located NE of Glenns Ferry off Old US 30 on Montgomery Road.
posted by: beagle39z
location: Idaho
date approved: 5/16/2014
last visited: 7/17/2014
Starý hrbitov - Herálec, okres Havlíckuv Brod, CZ
Opuštený hrbitov z 19. století / Abandoned cemetery from the 19th century.
posted by: Noe1
date approved: 5/8/2014
Le cimetière Douglass-Napierville-Québec,Canada
Un très vieux cimetière conservé! one old cemetery!
last visited: 10/4/2014
Mary Catron Grave near Exeter, MO
A single grave abandoned in a sparse grove of trees in rural Barry County, Missouri
date approved: 4/21/2014
last visited: 4/20/2014
Della Plain Cemetery -- Floyd Co. TX
The Della Plain cemetery and a historic marker is all that remains of an early Floyd Co. TX community, doomed to fail by inadequate water supply in this dry area of the Texas panhandle.
posted by: Benchmark Blasterz
location: Texas
date approved: 4/11/2014
last visited: 12/30/2013
San Martin Cemetery - Lasara TX
This tiny Abandoned Cemetery is in a farmer's field, 400 feet from the nearest dirt track. It's 1500 feet north of FM 490 and 1700 feet west of County Road 100 near Lasara in Willacy County, Texas.
posted by: Peter and Gloria
date approved: 4/7/2014
last visited: 1/14/2014
Save All Cemetery - Greenwood, SC
Located along New Market Road in south east Greenwood, SC. If you are not paying attention, you WILL miss this location. It is on the ridge above the road.
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location: South Carolina
Fairview Cemetery - Greenwood, SC
In north east Greenwood, SC. Fairview Cemetery has been over run with weeds and is in poor condition.
Pioneer Memorial Cemetery- Sylmar, California
The San Fernando Pioneer Memorial Cemetery is the second oldest cemetery in the San Fernando Valley, and contains the unverified remains of more than 600 local citizens whose graves are largely unmarked due to long-term neglect and vandalism.
posted by: calgriz
location: California
date approved: 3/19/2014
last visited: 11/11/2013
Valley View Cemetery in Rural Benton County, AR
An abandoned cemetery with a Little Flock, Arkansas address
location: Arkansas
last visited: 3/12/2014
Židovský hrbitov - Znojmo, CZ
The Jewish cemetery was founded in 1868 and abandoned after WWII.
location: Jihomoravsky kraj, Czech Republic
Židovský hrbitov - Ckyne, okres Prachatice, CZ
Jewish cemetery probably from the late 17th century, abandoned in 1942.
location: Jihocesky kraj, Czech Republic
date approved: 3/6/2014
Old Northport Cemetery - Northport, WA
Also known as Riverview Cemetery, this cemetery was Northport's first, established in the 1890s. It is about a mile south of Northport and is completely overgrown.
posted by: BK-Hunters
location: Washington
date approved: 3/5/2014
last visited: 8/4/2014
Old Cemetery - Lochem - the Netherlands
Old cemetery in Lochem. Used in the period 1829 - 1977.
posted by: eilers1
location: Gelderland, Netherlands
date approved: 3/2/2014
last visited: 3/3/2014
Foster Cemetery in rural Benton County, AR
A small, abandoned family cemetery at the corner of a cattle pasture in rural Benton County, Arkansas
date approved: 2/28/2014
last visited: 2/28/2014
Los Parajitos Cemetery - Progreso TX
This Abandoned Cemetery is 500 feet north of the Military Highway (US Hwy 281) near the Old Military Highway (Santiago Galvan Road), 1.85 miles west of FM 1015 on the west side of Progreso, Texas.
date approved: 2/11/2014
last visited: 2/10/2014
Garcia Cemetery - Lasara TX
This Abandoned Cemetery is in a farmer's field, 150 feet north of County Road 2900, 0.87 miles east of FM 1015 on the east side of Lasara in Willacy County, Texas.
date approved: 2/10/2014
Den jødiske kirkegård
Den jødiske kirkegård - Jewish Cemetery
posted by: Tjow
location: Denmark
date approved: 2/9/2014
Don Patricio Gonzalez - Edinburg TX
This Abandoned Cemetery is 180 feet east of North Doolittle Road, 0.45 miles north of East Richardson Road in Edinburg, Texas.
last visited: 1/28/2014
Alter jüdischer Friedhof - Balduinstein, Germany
[DE] ein alter, jüdischer Friedhof oberhalb des Lahntals bei Balduinstein und Hausen / [EN] an old, abandoned cemetery above the valley of the river Lahn, close by the villages of Birlenbach and Hausen, Germany
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The campus was full of energy and pride on Thursday for TVT's first prospective parent open house to be held during a school day. Parent and student ambassadors greeted and shared their TVT stories with over 35 guests that visited our campus to view classrooms and tour with our administrators. These guests represent 17 possible new families to the TVT community and we look forward to many new tours over next several weeks. Thanks to everyone that helped make this event such a success.Read More
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"TVT Cares" volunteers filed into the upper school campus to participate in the first of a series of community-wide chesed projects at TVT Community Day School. It was amazing to see more than 450 individuals filling hundreds of boxes to feed those in need. Student David Gillman said the best part was getting extra time with his big brother, Ben. "It was really amazing to see teachers, students and parents working together for a common goal – sending 40,000 packages of food to Haiti."Read More
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First Hannah R (Grade 12) is nominated as one of the OC Register's Artists of the Year, then Gaby B (Grade 4) wins 1st Place at the Youth Art Month competition, which qualifies her to go on to State and now Sarina S (Grade 10) has been awarded a scholarship for her contribution to the "Color It Orange" Competition at LCAD! Read all about it here...Read More
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Best-selling author Rabbi Joseph Telushkin was the featured speaker at the Tarbut V'Torah Community Day School in Irvine at the launch of the Samson Advanced Institute of Jewish Studies at Tarbut V'Torah. The event, "An Evening With Rabbi Telushkin," was sponsored by TVT and the Orange County Register. Read the full story here.Read More
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Asia-Pacific Temperature Sensor Market
Temperature sensors are expected to witness tremendous growth in the next five years as they are widely used across different application segments. Currently, the market is dominated by contact type sensors like thermocouples and RTDs but we predict strong competition between contact and noncontact temperature sensing technologies in future. Noncontact temperature sensors are dominated by IR temperature sensors and increasingly used in high-temperature applications. IR sensing is highly recommended in the food and beverage industry, plastic industry, metal industry, etc.
National Electronics & Watch Co. (NEWCO's) (Hong Kong) BlutolTemp Thermometer can store, collect, and display temperature data on a smart phone with an application which let the users set up a wireless network of up to 10 continuously monitored sensors. This aims at installing smart temperature monitoring networks by reducing the cost and complexity in applications like homes and commercial buildings by influencing the ease of the smart phone.Technological advancement is opening new doors to the temperature sensors in APAC with regards to petrochemicals.
The market size of APAC temperature sensors in the year 2013 was $1.2 billion and is expected to reach $1.6 billion by 2018, at an estimated CAGR of 5.9%. In terms of volume, 819 million temperature sensors were shipped in the year 2013 and the number is expected to reach 1.4 billion by 2018.
Temperature sensor market in APAC is triggered due to a lot of factors. For the temperature sensor market, vehicle production in emerging markets, increasing government intervention, availability of strong aftermarket and continuous demand from consumer electronics and computing peripherals are acting as drivers. Competition within the technologies, pricing, and maturity of critical end-user segments are acting as restraints. Technological advancement and emergence of MEMS in temperature sensing are the future opportunities for temperature sensors.
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This temperature sensor market research report categorizes the APAC market on the basis of different types of applications for which the sensors are used and regional analysis; forecasting revenue and analyzing trends in the market.
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In this section, temperature sensor market is divided as per the type of sensor used. Temperature sensor ICs, Thermistor, Resistive Temperature Detectors (RTD), Thermocouple and so on are the prominent sensor types used for various applications.
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In this section, temperature sensor market is divided as per the applications for which the sensors are used. Automotive and Aerospace, Petrochemicals, Consumer Electronics, Utilities, Industrial segment are the prominent segments that consume the temperature sensor to a greater extent.
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"We plan our lives according to a dream that came to us in our childhood, and we find that life alters our plans. And yet, at the end, from a rare height, we also see that our dream was our fate. It's just that providence had other ideas as to how we would get there. Destiny plans a different route, or turns the dream around, as if it were a riddle, and fulfills the dream in ways we couldn't have expected."
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Next Chapter After the Last is the compilation of editorials that A.W. Tozer wrote on various topics concerning the Christian such as death, resurrection and orthodoxy. In Next Chapter After the Last, once again the compilation of Alliance Life editorials by A.W. Tozer shows he was not afraid to attack unorthodox views of the resurrection and the gospel. In Next Chapter after the Last, Tozer wants the church to keep orthodoxy in check. We, as Christians often see death and refer to death as the final chapter; however, Tozer saw another chapter after death, the resurrection and new life. The next chapter after the last is the one that affirms our Christian orthodoxy. It is not something that Tozer needs to be prophetic about because it is so clear in scripture and is clear in the teachings of Jesus Christ, his own death and resurrection and it is a fundamental of the Christian faith. In the 39 compiled editorials of this book, Next Chapter After the Last, we see how passionate Tozer was about this subject, how he expected great things from this next chapter, and how he expected us to know this to be fact and to understand that we should enter into this subject so important in our lives without a troubled heart but with joy, a forthright attitude and biblical authority on our side.
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What lesson should candidates and political activists here draw from House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's surprising defeat in a Virginia primary Tuesday?
Much of the early analysis concluded that the congressman was dragged down by the albatross of immigration reform, which now can be presumed even deader, if that's possible, for the rest of the year.
And if the win by the virtually unknown challenger, David Brat, shows that the tea party/far right movement is not dead in Virginia, it's safe to presume it's doing OK in Indiana, as well. The defeats of Reps. Rebecca Kubacki and Kathy Heuer last month offered persuasive evidence of that, too. Both conscientious, hard-working, solidly Republican legislators, Kubacki and Heuer lost in part because they voted against a meaningless and mean-spirited attempt to put a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage on the ballot.
If Cantor's at-best-tepid support of immigration reform was enough to offset the balance of his very conservative record in Congress, we will soon get to the point that no Republican who makes any attempt to work within the system is confrontational enough for the far right.
But that may be overanalyzing Cantor's defeat by a virtual unknown who campaigned on a shoestring. Perhaps the more important lesson is an echo of the lesson from Sen. Richard Lugar's defeat by Treasurer Richard Mourdock in 2012: Don't lose touch with the people you represent.
With his infamous God-intended-rape-conceptions comment later that year and the Nazi analogies he spouted recently in Fort Wayne, Mourdock may seem more like a street-corner crank than a serious politician. But his campaign to beat Lugar was dead-on, laser-focusing on the way the senator had neglected his home base as he pursued important national and international goals. And Mourdock's campaign scored big points by stressing that Lugar's home was in Washington, not Indiana.
It appears that something akin was in play in Cantor's defeat. He outspent Brat 40 to 1, but most of his resources came from out of state. For someone in as powerful a position as Cantor's, the money flows in freely, but sometimes it comes with strings attached. Some constituents felt dissed when Cantor spent time traveling around the country in support of Republican candidates that he could have spent back in his home district.
The public's growing frustration with the national government argues for a recalibration of that kind of ambition.
If you're a power player in Washington, said Michael R. Wolf of IPFW's Department of Political Science, you've made yourself a target.
Whatever else it shows, Brat's victory validates the power of grassroots democracy, Wolf said. Incumbency and influence and big campaign coffers – once a surefire combination for electoral success – no longer always win the day.
This area's Washington representatives seem to understand the concept of keeping in touch with the folks back home. Reps. Marlin Stutzman and Jackie Walorski and Sens. Dan Coats and Joe Donnelly all regularly spend their weekends back in Indiana and keep the local media supplied with a steady stream of reports about their activities. All four of them have, commendably, ventured beyond the partisanship of broken Washington to support better VA treatment for veterans.
Indeed, Stutzman was one of the first to grasp the lesson of his close colleague Cantor's loss, telling The Journal Gazette's Brian Francisco on Wednesday that Cantor suffered from a disconnect with voters. But the congressman said Thursday he wants to become the House majority whip, to fill the void Cantor's defeat is creating.
Stutzman already has sampled the benefits of Washington influence. Money rolled into his re-election campaign from banks, accountants and the like after he joined the House Financial Services Committee.
Wolf thinks that Stutzman will be safer from the charge of insiderism. During the government shutdown, for instance, Stutzman seemed to be one of the people that wouldn't open the government back up.
But anyone who gets a leadership position risks being linked symbolically with the establishment. Though he was an unwavering conservative, Cantor had to at least hobnob with Democratic leaders. In his campaign, Brat used a photo of Cantor sitting with President Obama.
And no matter how intransigent a conservative like Stutzman might try to appear, a congressional leader has to lead.
Maybe there's a way to move up the ladder in Washington without acquiring an insider taint or losing touch with people at home. But it seems germane to recall that as a rising GOP leader, Cantor spoke at the Allen County Lincoln Day Dinner last spring at the invitation of Stutzman, who called him one of the great leaders in Washington. Maybe Cantor should have spent that Monday back in Virginia.


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U.S. Rep. Frank Guinta, ousted last fall by Democrat Carol Shea-Porter, had his own delinquent property tax and water service bills in Manchester a few years ago, as did several other city elected officials of both parties. Current Republican State Committee Chairman Jennifer Horn owes the IRS more than $90,000 in back taxes, for which the IRS has imposed liens on her property.
The typical partisan response to news like this is to call the delinquent payer a tax cheat or imply that he or she is selfishly trying to avoid his or her civic duty. That is how Democrats portrayed Guinta when news of his late tax bills broke. Republicans pretend to be outraged about Kuster, too, but the response was more measured, for good reason.
The state party officially called on Kuster not to resign, but to explain herself. Asserting that Kuster did not "pay her fair share," Republican spokesperson Meg Stone said, "When times are tough and our neighbors are struggling, people understand; but when your net worth is nearly $2 million and you have established a pattern of non-payment, your constituents deserve an answer."
The false outrage was leavened with a hint of understanding. How else could a party headed by someone who has IRS liens totaling $92,184 respond?
The typical public response is a bit different. It goes something like this: We have to pay our taxes on time, why don't they? Who do they think they are? Fair enough. From now on, party poo-bahs need to vet candidates on their tax bills to avoid those questions. Yet for now there are other questions. Why do so many people in politics in New Hampshire have trouble paying their taxes on time? Do they feel entitled? Are they disorganized? Is it the economy? Or are taxes so high and so complex that it is becoming hard to find candidates who have not had payment issues?
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A lightly sparkling soft drink made with the infusion of fiery root ginger and fragrant lemongrass. Inspired by the floating food markets of South East Asia, ginger and lemongrass pressé is a blend of spicy root ginger, fragrant lemongrass and gently carbonated Cotswold spring water. Non alcoholic, no artificial flavours, colours, sweeteners or preservatives. GMO free.
Carbonated Water, Sugar, Citric Acid, Natural Extracts of Ginger Root and Lemongrass
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Free From Artificial Colours
Free From Artificial Sweeteners
Free From Artificial Flavours
Free From Artificial Preservatives
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Customer Reviews
25 June 2014
1 of 1 found this review helpful.
a bit wishy-washy
I usually buy the ginger and lemongrass cordial and dilute but tried this as it was on offer. Whilst it was nice enough I felt it lacked that ginger 'kick' that the cordial has.
17 December 2013
My favourite
My favourite flavour from BG drinks, so refreshing and not too sweet!
23 May 2012
1 of 1 found this review helpful.
Perfect with a Summer Meal
Light refreshing and very good for the digestion I always offer this to guests who don't want alcohol and it has always been very well received, It's one of my favourite drinks and serves as a pick me up if I haven't been well.
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If a baby is born before 37 weeks gestation, or weighs less than about five pounds, he or she is considered premature. The single greatest risk factor for preterm labor is a history of preterm labor.
Factors commonly associated with preterm labor between 20 and 37 weeks can be divided into maternal factors and fetal factors.
Maternal risk factors include:
-- Infection (urinary tract, amnionitis, systemic, sexually transmitted)
-- Uterine anomalies, fibroids, retained IUD
-- Cervical abnormalities: Short or funnel shaped
-- Overdistended uterus: Polyhydramnios (too much fluid), multifetal gestation
-- Rupture of membranes
-- Uterine bleeding: Abruption, previa
-- Substance abuse: Cocaine, amphetamine, smoking
Fetal risk factors include:
-- Congenital anomalies
-- Intrauterine death
-- Multifetal gestation
Signs and symptoms to watch for would be related to these risk factors:
-- Discharge: If you notice any clear fluid discharge, or any abnormal or malodorous discharge, you should notify your care provider immediately.
-- STDs or Beta Strep: If you have ever been diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease or with group B beta strep, your care provider may wish to do typical cultures at your initial visit and then repeat them later in the pregnancy.
-- Changed pattern of movement: If your baby changes his or her pattern of movement, you should also alert your doctor or midwife.
-- Multiple gestation: If you have been diagnosed with twins or any higher order gestation, or if ultrasound has detected a "greater than average" volume of amniotic fluid, you should be alert for symptoms of premature labor.
-- Uterine abnormality or placental problem: If ultrasound has ever detected a uterine abnormality or fibroid -- or if you have experienced a premature separation of the placenta or have a low lying placenta -- you are at higher risk for preterm labor and need to be alert for signs and symptoms.
Symptoms can include, but are not limited to:
-- Pressure in the pelvis or vagina, or a sense that the baby has "dropped" prior to 36 weeks.
-- Tightenings or contractions that seem to occur at more or less regular intervals (more than four to five per hour).
-- Pain that comes and goes, whether it occurs in the lower abdomen or in the back.
-- Any fluid loss or spotting.
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