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Established in 1961, Riverlands Golf and Country Club's membership is compromised of families and retirees most of whom live in the Parishes of Jefferson, St. John, and St. James. The member-owned private club can be described as family-friendly with a relaxed, casual atmosphere.
Members and their guests enjoy golf year around on the 18 Hole Championship Golf Course with Tifeagle green surfaces that have been touted as "the best in the New Orleans Metro Area". Three practice greens and a driving range provide the opportunity to work on all the facets of the game. A yearly tournament schedule of individual and team events is offered to appeal to all skill levels. In addition to the many golf amenities, all Riverlands members are permitted to own and operate a private golf cart if desired
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Disembodied souls now live in heaven or hell. After the final judgment their will be a new heaven and earth and the disembodied souls in heaven and hell will also receive new bodies. (Rev ch 19 & 20) The verse you mention is a different subject all together. Jesus was trying to explain spiritual things that could partly be comprehended by similar earthly things. However the deep things Jesus had to say about his being sent from heaven to the world to die and resurrect for the salvation of all men who believe does not have earthly references to refer to. In fact this deep knowledge of salvation can never be arrived at by a human ascending into heaven, into the region of absolute and eternal truth, so as to look upon it face to face. No man has ever done so. The only way this knowledge can be attainted is by the One who came from heaven. He alone through the incarnation is the one that descends and rises back into that eternal place who alone possesses that knowledge and declare it to men. By faith in Him and his death, we also rise to live with him, first the soul and then the body. Upon faith in this eternal son the descended and ascended back into heaven does one obtain life and knowledge. This was too much for Nicodemus to understand at the time as we was stumbling over smaller things such as the new birth which have its fruits seen here on earth and referenced to earthly things to help us understand it. |
From a Bible Literalist perspective there are two places where a person might go when they die: to heaven or to hell. Heaven is open to all those who acknowledge Jesus as Lord. When you accept Jesus as your King and Friend you become saved and can reap the promise of going to Jesus's Father's House Heaven when you die. This is salvation which mark 16 Romans 10 refer to and the recompense of reward which Hebrews 10 refers to. Those who fail to accept the Lord after hearing the gospel certainly go to the default location of all humanity hell. Even those who are "good" and who go to church many times. Those who never hear the gospel and die "unreached" are an unknown the word does not say if by some supernatural way they hear the gospel upon death and are given the option to follow Jesus though many believe as such. The Bible never speaks ill of heaven (or God). Many books have been written describing heaven by personal experiences or visions. From my group called Word of Faith a few are Heaven is for Real, Heaven: Close Encounters of the God Kind, Revealing Heaven and Within Heaven's Gates. The Bible does describe people as being in hell and being tortured. Nothing positive is ever said about hell in the word. Select people have also visited hell. 23 Minutes in Hell is one example and I went to Hell are two examples. |


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Anticholinergic medicines block nerves that control bladder muscle contractions and allow for relaxation of the bladder smooth muscle. These actions work together to help control urge urinary incontinence.
Anticholinergic medicines are used to treat urge incontinence and overactive bladder.
These medicines rarely cure urge incontinence or overactive bladder. In general, people taking these medicines had about 5 fewer trips to the toilet and 4 fewer leakage episodes each week. People taking these medicines also felt they had a better quality of life.1
Adding these medicines to behavioral therapies like bladder training can help symptoms of urge incontinence and overactive bladder more than behavioral treatment alone can help.2
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Citations Nabi G, et al. (2006). Anticholinergic drugs versus placebo for overactive bladder syndrome in adults. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (4). Alhasso AA, et al. (2006). Anticholinergic drugs versus non-drug active therapies for overactive bladder syndrome in adults. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (4).
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Thursday night I headed out to Nubble Lighthouse for sunset. The place was mobbed, as usual, and I pretty quickly packed it in. It was extremely difficult to find any shots that didn't have a crowd of tourists all over the place.
3 hours later I returned and had the entire spit of land to myself. The skies were brilliantly clear and the tide was low. I explored carefully along the rocks near the ocean for a while, trying to find the best combination of stars and the lighthouse. I hung out for about 35 minutes shooting photos. I'll eventually process these together into a star trail photo but in the meantime the single frame is still pretty sweet. York Beach is hardly an area that is free from light pollution and to be able to see this many stars this close to major population centers was pretty cool.
Nubble Lighthouse
My trip to York this summer wasn't all fireworks. One of the most famous lighthouses in the United States sits on an island just off of Cape Neddick. I made it out to Nubble Lighthouse four times to shoot. I shot a mix of stars, sunsets, and a sunrise and while I didn't get extraordinary light during the day and while the stars were mostly blotted out by clouds, it was fun hopping around on the rocks along the water trying to find good compositions.
The shot leading this post is one of my favorites for the whole week. It was treacherous walk out along seaweed and barnacle covered rocks to the little spit seen in the very foreground. The water was breaking over the rocks and rushing around the spit with every swell that came in. Due to the way the coast and the lighthouse are arranged, I was usually shooting along the waterline to get the lighthouse in the shot. This prevented the dynamic type of composition that I was looking for, as the water was moving across my frame as opposed to directly towards my lens. This little spit provided the direct shot into the rushing water that I was looking for, along with the stunning backdrop of the illuminated lighthouse and island.
York Beach Fireworks
I shot alot of fireworks this summer. Along with July 4th in Orleans, I shot this set of the York Beach Fireworks over Short Sands Beach. Every year there has been a fireworks display scheduled for the first night of my trip. Every year it's been postponed. Despite a massive, scary storm moving in hours before dusk, the fireworks display went off as scheduled. I scrambled down to the rocky shoreline and found a tall pillar of rock to shoot from. It gave me a vantage point looking out over the water and the coast but without any of the roads and other spectators in the shot. You can see the lights of the boardwalk area near Short Sands including the Funorama. If you're interested in more shots from the York area, I spent a good deal of time at Nubble Lighthouse this summer.


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In the 1st 24 hour I did well at, I had to let 80% of the field pull away from me on the 1st lap ... You have to check your ego at the door. I was talking to a woman and finally about 5 minutes into the race, I told her it was way too fast for me I would have to let her go. I ended up 1st with 147 miles and she was second with 121.
My 2nd 24 I did well at I also was able to check my ego. I was in the botton 1/2 of the field (Men and Woman) through 12 hours. I ended up 12th out of > 200 athletes with 154 miles
The other 6 times I have run a 24 hour race - I have paced poorly, unable to keep my effort level low enough. Sometimes it has been from stupid ego, other times because I had to push to the edge to try and reach a goal. But every time it resulted in failure and many less miles than I could have run if I had paced slower.
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At this point I'd consider it a success if I'm still moving forward at the end of 12 hours and have covered at least 50K. 50 miles would be nice but I want to have fun, not half kill myself.
2014 Goals: Run first trail ultra, first 100K, and see what I can do in a 24-Hour race
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I read all of your threads and I see there being a lack of 7.62x39 and insane prices for .223 or lack of it. In my town, there is still a bunch of 7.62x39 for normal price and Wolf loose pack .223 is $9/20. But a couple hours away I got some PMC Bronze .223 for $8 a box. I have probably 500 rounds that I have stocked up on since Sandy Hook. From what I read, other parts of the country (not Idaho) is much worse looking for ammo?
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Unfortunately, as a senior in high school and working Saturdays and Sundays, I can't afford much ammo. As well as the 4wd went out on my truck
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Originally Posted by Chef that sentence gives me half a chubb. nasty lefty at sg. two sf's, mkg to do some heavy lifting at pf occasionally. ideally, get a taller defensive pg who defers to wiggins as primary ball handler like lebron does in miami and hopefully biz would pan out as small ball center. Not according to the brilliant Mr. Dashums. We draft some other guy!
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Annette Bjorklund, 4-H Youth Development Educator with the University of Wisconsin Extension, Washburn County, trains volunteer leaders for eleven 4-H clubs in her county. Within each club, the members, ages 8 to 18, choose from a variety of projects in which to participate. The knitting and crochet projects are just two of the dozens of options open to 4-Hers. Annette shares her experiences with the knitting and crochet club she leads. SPECIAL NOTE: Members of the Washburn County 4-H, along with Annette Bjorklund, organized and supervised the Kids' Krafts booths at the 2008 Knit-Out & Crochet event at Mall of America. They taught dozens of other kids how to knit, crochet and have fun with yarn!
4-H is all about teaching life skills. 4-H is a non-formal, out-of-school educational program that kids choose to belong to.
The 4-H year runs from October-September. Kids sign up in October. Each member is enrolled in a general 4-H club where they participate in education, recreation, and community service projects.
In addition to club participation, there are numerous projects to be involved in; knitting and crochet are two options.
Within each project area, life skills, leadership and citizenship skills are taught. For instance, for knitting and crochet, members have to learn to work together, communicate with others, understand math, etc. Annette points out: "I may challenge the members to modify a pattern which will require that they use their math skills.
Annette leads the knitting/crochet group because it's her personal passion. At the first meeting she asks what each student's skill level is and what he or she want to learn or make. They figure out a regular meeting schedule. For her group, they have been meeting almost once a week for two-hours in an evening. The two-hour time frame and once a week schedule is just a perfect amount of time to get kids started, clarify problems and then have the kids go home and work on their projects until the next meeting. Annette starts the knitting and crochet class in January and continues through to August, depending on her and the members' schedules. There are approximately 12 members who attend all the meetings. Everyone is at a different level. Ages can range from 8 to 18. What is stressed is that there is no grade, no competition. It's all positive. Annette says: "I don't always have to be the teacher. Since 4-H promotes youth leadership, I will frequently ask one of the older members or more skilled members to help another with a skill or problem. The younger members look up to the older members. It promotes a healthy youth relationship.
Group environment is also a positive one for dealing with the really challenging things of learning a skill. In knitting and crochet, for instance, it's ripping out. If you were on your own and had to make a mistake and rip out, you'd probably put aside your knitting and not pick it up for a while. In a group, kids are encouraged to work through the problem and keep going.
There is wonderful camaraderie that develops in the group. In this relaxed setting they enjoy talking to one another.
What do they want to make? Everything…scarves, hats, mittens, ponchos, sweaters, afghans. Unless they are beginners, they start in on any project. For beginners, Annette has them start on a swatch. They knit several rows, then purl, then alternate to create stockinette and then rib. Once they get through that exercise they are usually ready to start a project.
Last year as their charity project, the students in Annette's group made an afghan for a homeless baby. Each made individual sections from different yarns and the finished afghan was presented to the auxiliary fire department liaison.
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Feb 28, 2012—The Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals National Health Service (NHS) Trust, located in England, is employing real-time location system (RTLS) software provided by Awarepoint to manage three different functions throughout its facility: tracking the movements of patients and staff members, managing the locations of tagged assets, and ensuring hand-hygiene compliance. Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals is utilizing CenTrak's RTLS hardware, consisting of "Gen2IR" RFID-infrared (IR) battery-powered tags, monitors (devices that transmit an infrared pulse pattern containing a unique location code), "Virtual Wall monitors" (a type of monitor with a more tightly defined IR transmission zone, thereby providing greater location granularity) and RFID access points. The system also includes software from Awarepoint's RTLS platform, known as the aware360°Suite, to store and manage data culled from the tag reads. Based on the proven functionality of this installation, the company reports, the aware360°Suite platform was commercially released at last week's HIMSS12 conference.
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So beautiful! Love white tulips officially now. ;)
Amazing. Can't live without flowers, they just make my day! Finally I found your blog, I'm already a follower on Pinterest ;) Have a lovely weekend, xx Amanda.


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Before we get into this, let's take a timeout and snap a Slim Jim for the fallen WWF star "Macho Man" Randy Savage. The latest way in which his legacy will live on is on the all new Jordan Aero Flight, a silhouette that's prepped to hit stores in the reasonably deep WWF pack. The pair shown pays homage to some of Macho Man's wilder apparel, grabbing at a purple and pink checkered pattern for a few of the upper sections. Stay with us after the jump for a full gallery of photos and keep in mind that you can grab this first Jordan Aero Flight colorway from the WWF lineup right now at Jimmy Jazz.
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I am just a Mom, trying to get shots of my kid. I'd say I'm slightly above average in my amateur shooting skills. I rented the Nikon 70-300 f/4.5-5.6G AF-S IF-ED VR lens to try to capture my kid (Million Dollar Band - Roll Tide!) at the GA Dome. I shoot a Nikon D-200. In no particular order, here are my observations: 1) I carried this lens on my neck for about 6 hours (standing and sitting) and it wasn't too bad; I was mildly sore in my neck by end of day. 2) Focus is moderately fast, not as fast as my 50mm f/1.8, not as slow as my 55-200 f/4-5.6 kit lens. 3) Shooting in the stands, the light was poor, and I have few usable shots - most are blurry due to camera shake because the lens was just too slow for the low light. I had one beautiful shot taken from the side with all the horns in a row - if the lens had been able to stop the motion of all the trombones, it would be a really excellent shot. Alas, a few of the horns are blurry. 4) Shooting from the back of lower level (appx 60 rows back, 30yd line) at GA Dome onto center of field, I took +/- 600 shots at 5fps bursts at 280mm, hand held. I tried as hard as possible to minimize camera shake and I got some shots that I cropped in to see my baby's face. None were perfect but a handful are usable. The lens was not fast enough to stop motion of the cymbals, but did stop motion of slow walking and head turning. 5) I thought the 300mm would be more important than speed to reach out and touch my baby in that sea of kids on the field, but I was wrong. I needed speed. 6) I've read countless times that the lens to have is the Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 ED VR (I or II) for sports shooting. My next rental will be that lens and I'll report back on it.
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Appropriately I'll start with Adam and Eve Mews in Kensington. Mews were originally built as a place of storage for horses and carriages. As the motor car became more popular they were converted to garages. Mews are usually only found in well to do areas of London as this one is.
These steps lead down to the River Thames in Wapping and are known as Alderman's Stairs. This was once a busy access point for passengers to board the ferry boats operated by the watermen.
This less salubrious view is off an alley in Brick Lane. The Gherkin can be seen in the background. Like most big cities London is a city of contrasts, rich and poor, derelict and modern.
This narrow entrance leads to Catherine Wheel Alley and it's opposite Liverpool Street Station on Bishopsgate. It's the narrowest alley I've yet to discover. It exits at the other end in to Middlesex Street, otherwise known as Petticoat Lane of flea market fame.
This huge place is in Chamber Street in Tower Hamlets. It's beneath a railway line and was once probably a workshop. Now it's been abandoned. And for the macabre amongst us, in a nearby arch Jack the Ripper's last victim was found.This is Assembly Passage of the Mile End Road. Not a place I would wander down at night!
This is Denmark Place, it's reached through Denmark Street. Home of the early music industry in London and the alley is full of recording studios.
This large factory in Frederick Close (a mews) in Paddington was a musical instrument factory from the late Victorian period.
This is Newman Passage, a fine example of the many narrow alleys that can be found in London. It's in Fitzrovia.This is Fish Street Hill in Spitalfields. It's an arch beneath a railway and the steps take you over into an area near Brick Lane.
This atmospheric photo is again beneath a railway in Braithwaite Street, near the Shoreditch High Street rail station.
Below is a little house at the end of a cul-de-sac and tucked almost under a railway line in Putney. I can't decide if I'd like to live there or not!
A typical mews entrance. It's Bryanston Mews West in Mayfair. Always appealing, it invites you to walk into it and do a little exploring.I don't think I've ever seen a mews tarmaced. I don't suppose the tarmac lorry can get through those small entrances to the mews. Cobbles are so lovely. This is Eaton Mews in Belgravia.
A very typical view of a mews. It's easy to see where the stables were. This is Queensgate Place in Kensington.
Another little alley, Lovat Lane in the City, still cobbled. I don't suppose this has changed in the 200 plus years since this was built.
A funny little house in a mews in Nottinghill where the chimney flue seems to have been added on as an after thought.
This alley is just up from a 'Roman' bath near Temple tube.
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Last week West Chester Twp. businessman Eric Gurr announced he will challenge Speaker of the House John Boehner for the 8th Congressional District seat in the spring primary.
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"With John Boehner stating that he supports and trusts this president and even coaching his administration on how and what to say to get fellow Republicans on board is a blatant violation of the trust that we have instilled into our elected official," said the self-described Constitutional Christian conservative. "It's time that we hold John Boehner accountable and elect someone that truly represents us."
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Might have some luck moving this to the Marketplace.
A guy contacted me, saying he has not one, but two MISB Grayskulls. He doesn't want to deal with eBay and said he's not "looking a million dollars".
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Betting after his long stint at the California Grill, they are missing him.
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