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The Bible teaches that hell is darkness and isolation, yet it also is described in some passages of a place of Eternal Fire; and "not" Everlasting Fire.In other words: Sins being burnt off by Eternal Fire or God's Fire are very Biblical; and would signify that hell will not last forever.
So then with that being said, perhaps other here can tell me why they believe in a Universalism as obviously I do not understand the doctrine
this is something interesting (English is not my mothertonque), you Englishspeakers seem to use 'eternal' in a stricter sense as we Germans, I don't really understand the difference between eternal and everlasting - i guess eternal is both without beginning and end, and everlasting is with beginning but without end?It's really interesting as it seems to me every language has its own understanding of eternity.
Well, for me it is people deciding to debate the scriptures of an ancient language to fit the definitions tightly to the language it is being translated too. We then have to interpret what it is that ancient writing was actually trying to convey.
Eternal Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Late Latin aeternalis, from Latin aeternus eternal, from aevum age, eternity more at aye Aye Etymology: Middle English, from Old Norse ei; akin to Old English ā always, Latin aevum age, lifetime, Greek aiōn age
[quote/] So then the question becomes, do you believe the scriptures, or do you believe the doctrines of men?
The truth is that both "eternal" and "everlasting" are translations of the same Greek word, aionios, so whatever their definition in English, their definition in Greek is the same. Unfortunately, neither "eternal" nor "everlasting" is a great translation for the word aionios. The word is the adjectival form of the Greek noun aion.
thinking outside the box of man made theology! This has been a struggle of mine most all my life.I started out in street ministry 20 years ago asking God to enlighten me with His truth and not get stuck in only what men taught me. I have fault with the enemy (deliverance), been healed miraculously and have seen the spiritual world. This is most unuasual for a boy raised within the conservative church, yet I wanted to know the reality of Christ and not just go through the steps of someone teaching me about Him.To live is Christ! Not some politically correct business transaction or position within the establishment. To really live by faith has little to do with ones education or position "especially in the Church" as we are to follow Christ, and not get trapped by the world.I do respect peoples education, but not when it is put above following Christ.When God called me in a Vision of a "Pastors Heart" in 1999, this was only after my (PCA) Pastor said he did not see me as a Pastor, yet he did say maybe a "Chaplain". In websters dictionary it is the same thing, except for the fact the man does not have a (Church estblishment) but as far as the level of spiritually authority a Chaplain is a Pastor.I feel blessed to be able to serve others in this copasity, yet when I attempt to actually help others as a Chaplain (as a volunteer) other Clergy have never returned my calls; I wonder why?I have gotten off topic, but I do see a difference in truely following Christ as opposed to men.It is good to be back with truely effective beleivers in Christ!
Quote from: sven on February 16, 2009, 05:26:31 PMthis is something interesting (English is not my mothertonque), you Englishspeakers seem to use 'eternal' in a stricter sense as we Germans, I don't really understand the difference between eternal and everlasting - i guess eternal is both without beginning and end, and everlasting is with beginning but without end?It's really interesting as it seems to me every language has its own understanding of eternity."Jede Reise beginnt mit einem ersten Schritt, und jeder Schritt ist es ist eigene Reise."Es endet nie! Friedensstifter
May I ask how long you've been outside your box? Being a pastor myself . . .I remain in the box, but my message is one from outside the box . . . meaning I am in a denomination, but I do not emphasize denominational thinking . . .and I must keep a low profile as a result.I don't know yet how to use the quote box above^Dear Pastor Nathan,I do not condemn anyone for being a denominational (Church) leader; but am simply saying that an intellectual ability to understand and communicate the Gospel is not in and of itself Spiritual. Any more than casting out demons, healings and other seemingly spectacular events are.I appreciate the fact you must remain silent at times as a representative of Christ and his people this is certainly understandable in your position, but I am glad you understand and preach in a spirit of truth.I am not saying that I am above denominationalisms- orthodoxy or even that I am hyper spiritual or mature, I am a weak dependant man the truth be told. Yet out of my weakness I have gained strength as I cannot depend upon myself.I agree with you that growth is a natural thing and cannot be forced. But at the same time, Pastors are accountable for their sheep, and they should not be a spiritual babe, but are expected to have maturity. As you know this is well explained for an Elder teaching Elder- "Bishop" or whatever title one uses.I do not condemn people because of their understanding education emotionalism ect... But am simply trying to say that people are often scared to step out in real faith and trust the Lord. They are much more comfortable remaining in their "Box", this too is only natural yet produces little personal growth, as the Lord will not violate our wills.To humbly and dependently follow Christ is the key, and I'm sure you will agree with me in this point.To ask how long I have been out of "my box" is a tough question for me as often I waffle back and forth in my thinking (in being double minded) still. Yet it is the Lord who continually breaks my concepts of who he is, in my understanding. This is what Jesus did in showing others who he was while walking the earth. In particular he had the most problems with the religious leaders of his day. This is the point I am trying to make; if we become trapped in our thinking God must than crush us, in order to show us greater truths.Now, what we are shown will always be Biblical if it is of God, and we must be able to discern the difference with proper teachings from more mature Christians.My problem is that I feel I have never really fit in the middle, or upper middle class society; as even though coming from a prominent family I was often rejected because of my academic shortfalls. I only write this to humbly give you some insight into who I am, and how I have had to learn academically; in being rejected by institutions of higher learning when I was younger. Despite these personal problems, my heart yearned to serve our Lord in an effective way so I have continually prayed about being effective for Christ.One day in 2005 while driving to work, as a "tugboat engineer" I prayed I would be effective like Paul was for Christ and that the enemy would know who I was, as I did not want to be just sitting in Church week to week being inafective. Than on that Sunday two days after my ordination: I died for about 20 minuets off and on, as my heart stopped in Water Survival Training on exactly my 20 years in the Army. Jesus Christ lay next to me in shadow, (it will take too long to explain this experience here) so I will just say that three weeks later in the hospital my heart started to go into arrest again. The Nurse who was with me repeated back my prayer to me, answering my prayer I had prayed to our Lord before my event. So I would say that I do not live in a box much anymore "theologically speaking".So why can't I share my testimony publically in my Church, I was in the leadership and basically believe all the doctrinal teachings... Yet I am not allowed to share, why? I can only assume this is because of a fear I would cause embarrassment or something? This is why I wrote what I wrote, as I am often frustrated in attempting to teach others the reality of knowing Jesus Christ in my life, as a witness for him.May the Lord bless your understanding of what I have written here.


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Facebook is absolutely working on a phone (or they're nuts)
Facebook phone was the big internet flurry of the weekend -- are they making one, are they not making one, what does a Facebook phone even mean?
Techcrunch, who claim the Nexus One vindicated their longstanding assertions of a Google phone, now say Facebook is also working a branded device.
Facebook is building a mobile phone, says a source who has knowledge of the project. Or rather, they're building the software for the phone and working with a third party to actually build the hardware.
In a world where Apple, Google, Microsoft and HP/Palm have branded devices to go along with their other assorted software, hardware, and services, TC says Facebook is doing it as a competitive hedge.
Facebook issued a statement to Mashable denying the "charges":
"The story, which originated in Techcrunch, is not accurate. Facebook is not building a phone. Our approach has always been to make phones and apps more social.
Which could be read as similar to Steve Jobs' "no one wants to watch video on an iPod" statements, and is followed byso much marketing speak as to be rendered appropriately meaningless anyway.
Facebook has Joe Hewitt, who created the once trend-setting, now languishing, Facebook for iPhone. Facebook has Eric Tseng who used to be intimately involved in developing Android for Google.
Facebook sees the battle-lines being drawn. They're a closed garden on their own website but they're only one app, one site, among many on a smartphone. Apple has launched Game Center and Ping. Microsoft is bringing Xbox live to mobile. Google is stalking Farmville-makers Zynga and might be on the verge of launching their own "Google Me" Facebook competitor.
Friendster, MySpace, plenty of other networks have seen their user population migrate to newer, more appealing platforms. It's a competition for attention, retention, and the ad an assorted other revenue that comes with captured eyeballs. Facebook, like everyone else, wants to and needs to stay competitive in an increasingly mobile world. Google's already shown them the model - huge web presence with services on every mobile platfom, and a
Facebook is absolutely working on a branded phone with killer Facebook integration (maybe on top of Android OS?), at least in the lab, at least as a contingency plan.
Whether they ever decide to release it or not is a completely separate question.
But they're working on it. Or they're nuts.
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Facebook is absolutely working on a phone (or they're nuts)
Of course they are.
"Facebook is not building a phone" is simply PR speak. No, they're not "building the phone," but they ARE building the phone OS.
Think about it:
They have millions of users (like Apple).
They have an ecosystem of thousands of apps that generate money (like Apple).
They already have an system of displaying ads (before Apple did).
If they can adapt those thousands of apps to work in a mobile Facebook OS, they'd instantly have a huge competitor to the App Store and iOS, in addition to an army of developers and loyal users.
Maybe then I'll finally be able to see my friends friends. Anyone else having trouble viewing your friends friends ? I get an error message when using my iPhone 4.
As others have said what's the point if there apps on current smartphones suck?
I'm sick of going to touch.Facebook.com just to look at a picture or who's posted to it. On the native app I still get an error. And I also get errors when there are multiple posts in threads. They still disappear. App never gets any better.
Seriously??? Maybe Facebook should stick to what they're good at... ok, maybe Facebook to stick to what they're TRYING to be good at. Yes, they are hugely successful, but as a phone?
I don't plan on getting a Facephone anytime soon.
FaceTime, Facebook, Facephone, Face-to-Face, In Yo Face !
A Facebook phone makes no sense at all. They have plenty of work to do with creating a better app and figuring out how they will be profitable in future.
It's laughable to think they would create an OS, hardware, and contracts with carriers with no experience in such things. Even if they could it still doesn't make sense.
Anyone who says it is a good idea simply doesn't know what they are talking about.
this is for the future. this isn't for us(anyone older than 21). my little brother uses facebook AS his phone. he doesn't really text all that much anymore, everything is done with wall posts and his friends all do the same.
older users wont jump on this tech but i see the the kids of today that basically LIVE on facebook eating this up. the facebook interface for communication is here to stay, "places" isn't even for us, its for "them"(the young ones). i(very unscientifically) surveyed my little brother and his friends: they have absolutely no problem sharing their locations and wont have a problem when they get older, because they had been using it all their lives.
the facebook phone is a smart idea and i think will(and should) happen. you have MILLIONS of 10-13 year olds and younger who have grown up with facebook, not knowing anything else. THEY will buy the phone, not us.
@Allex, well said, thats what I was thinking the whole weekend when this story was surfacing around the web. Tweens will eat this up, I can see it now, when dad upgrades to his new smartphone and verizon says oh you want one for free.. his 12 year old teeny bopper, will be like facebook phone FTW!
Uh...wasn't this what the Kin was supposed to be all about? With all the bugs they've had and how long it takes them to fix it, there is no way I can see them able to build and support a new OS...not one that I would buy, anyway.


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Bruins displayed great sportsmanship towards the team they were chasing at the Pac-12 Championships.
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Attendees of the Aiken City Council meeting were a bit more animated Monday as they applauded the USC Aiken men's basketball team for its recent win which propelled it to the Elite Eight of the Division II NCAA Tournament.
The Pacers were recognized by Aiken City Council Monday evening for its recent win in the championship game of the Southeast Regional.
When the team walked in right before the meeting began, it received a standing ovation from the audience.
Aiken City Mayor Fred Cavanaugh said it's obvious the team is dedicated to its work, that it has a strong love for the game, and the men have a "can-do attitude."
"We are so proud of you, and you're going on to participate in the Elite Eight for the first time in the history of the school," Cavanaugh said.
Cavanaugh presented a proclamation to dedicate the week of March 25 to April 1 to celebrating the team's accomplishments.
City Manager Richard Pearce also lightheartedly gave each team member a horse-shaped squeeze hand stress reliever to take with them to their next game, which will take place in Louisville, Ky., on Thursday.
USCA head coach Vince Alexander said he's beyond proud of the team and thanked the City for its recognition.
"I'm the most blessed coach in the world," Alexander said.
USCA Chancellor Dr. Sandra Jordan was at the meeting and spoke briefly. She said the team's actions on and off the court have been highly complimentary to the school and they have also shown a willingness to give back to the community.
"I'm proud of them in so many ways – thank you so much for representing us so well," Jordan said to the team.
The Pacers defeated Barton 82-75 on March 19 in the championship game of the Division II NCAA Tournament Southeast Regional to advance to the Elite Eight.
USCA will play against Midwest Regional Champion Drury University in Louisville on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Should the Pacers win that game and again on Saturday, they would advance to the national championship game, which will be played on April 7 at Philips Arena in Atlanta.
STAFF PHOTO BY AMY BANTON Aiken City Council recognizes the Pacer' men basketball team Monday evening at its regular meeting. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh reads out a proclamation to dedicate March 25 to April 1 to recognize the team.×
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ERIE, PA – For the first time since the 2005 season, Hilbert College grabbed an Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference victory over Penn State Behrend in softball after their 5-4 win March 28. Junior Devan Jonathan got the win in the circle improving the Hawks to 1-1 in league play (3-6 overall). Behrend (3-1, 8-8) took the first game, 11-3, to open the double header set of games.
Hilbert found themselves down 2-0 before they exploded with four runs with two outs in the top of the fifth inning. Allison Hall, Vicki Ernst, Jill Martucci, Emily Ripley all hit singles while Natalie Whitman reached base on a short stop error to give the Hawks hopes for a come-back. Hilbert held defensively at the bottom of the inning and continued to add another run in the top of the sixth when Kateland Ball's double got her on base. Jonathan hit what turned out to be the winning RBI to end the Hawks scoring. Hilbert blanked Behrend in the sixth inning. The visitors held on for the 5-4 win in the bottom of the seventh after surrendering two runs before ending the game.
Martucci went 2 for 4 and Ripley and Jonathan each earned the team's RBI's. Jonathan struck out 7 but gave up eleven hits.
The Hawks opened game one with three quick scores at the top of the first inning: Ripley singled to left field and made it home off a Halsey Baker double; Ball singled to center field and Rachel Collier was walked creating a bases loaded situation. Allison Hall reached first base on an error by the third basewoman pushing Baker home just before Ball ran to the plate. Hilbert held their lead briefly only to see it evaporate after the Lions ran the bases for five scores in the bottom of the first inning.
Behrend continue to build their lead in the bottom of the third (2 runs) and again in the bottom of the fourth with 4 runs. After Hilbert's at bat in the top of the fifth, when they did not score additional runs, the game ended in five innings. Ripley took the loss going 3.2 innings with one strike out.
The Hawks host Penn State Altoona March 31 for their second set of AMCC games.
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Lots of folks turned out for the Walton County Chamber's monthly Power of Business luncheon held at Baytowne's Azalea Ballroom last Wednesday to hear John Heiser, Jay Odom, and Tom Becnel speak. Stacey Brady, Scott Russell, John Russell, Kitty Whitney, Jim Bagby, Sheryl Johnston, and Kellie Jo Kilberg were some who attended.
Mitchell's Fish Market held a special four-course dinner last Thursday night that was paired with four handcrafted cocktails.
Chi Chi Miguel's Sip 'N' Shop was held last Friday at Le Ciel. Laurie Hood, Lauren Gall, Jessica Proffitt, Demetrius Fuller, Rhonda Murray, Valerie Thompson, Heather Tate, and Jill Tanner were some who enjoyed.
Afterwards, Michael and Valerie Thompson hosted their annual Chi Chi Miguel Throwdown at their Sandestin home. Brenda and Phil Nunnery, and Tiffanie Shelton attended.
Friday evening, the Cultural Arts Alliance held its opening reception for its A+ Art Top of the Class exhibit at Northwest Florida State College's South Walton annex. Buz Livingston, Mary Zahner, Betty Cork, Robin Wiesneth, Melissa Brown, Beckie Perrott, Nancy James, Judy Dewar, Joan Vienot, Suzanne West, Kristina Perry, Lori Drew, Ann Welch, Melody Bogle, Heather Clements, Charlotte Arnold, Carol Wenrick, Susan Lucas, and Donnelle Clark were some in the standing-room-only crowd.
Congratulations to Barbara May whose artwork is featured in the new Beaches of South Walton Visitor's Guide.
I enjoyed a fabulous lunch on Saturday at Grayton Bar & Grill. They are now open for lunch Thursdays through Sundays. Johnny's specialty pimento cheese dip, burgers, fried green tomatoes with goat cheese, and his Not-so-Po Shrimp Boy on
For many of us, a rainy day calls for shopping. While out in Destin last Sunday I ran into Kathy Fly Bridges, and Sarah Modica. It's always good to see them.
Gary Mattison attended the Elberta German Sausage festival where his daughter, Kris, debuted her new company, Southern Wrapsody Monogramming.
Shaye Smith, Jamie McIntosh, Lori Smith, and Jessica Proffitt attended the Young Professionals at the Beach luncheon at Elephant Walk on Tuesday.
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Jenny Dargavell, Lynn Nesmith, and Mark Schnell went to Port Arkansas,
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The upcoming Sandestin Wine Fest got a mention in the Huntsville Times last week.
Santa Rosa Golf & Beach Club welcomes Sarah Brazwell as its new membership, sales, and marketing director.
Ron and Gena Bolton celebrated 29 years together this week.
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Charleston kicked off America's national Civil War remembrance this morning with a simple mortar salvo fired toward Fort Sumter, launching four years of events to come around the country.
At 6:45 a.m. a thunderous boom rattled houses around James Island where the flash of a mortar fired from Fort Johnson on took the nation back 150 years.
On cue, batteries of cannons stationed around Charleston Harbor -- and pushed into place earlier this week by re-enactors -- opened up, marking their many positions by puffs of distant white smoke.
A "star shell" was also fired into the dawn sky -- looking more like a bottle rocket than a powerful wartime burst -- as a visible signal to re-enactors to begin re-living the attack that started the war on April 12, 1861. The flare seemed to rise not much higher than 40 yards.
A representative of the pyrotechnics company behind the shot later explained the burst was intentionally weak, as a safety precaution to the crowds of people on hand to witness the waterfront ceremony.
Some of those in attendance could trace their ancestry to those who were in Charleston during the attack, among them John Hugh Farley, of Roswell, Ga.. His distant relative, Henry Saxon Farley, took part in the original mortar launch.
Farley today called the event a mixed blessing because it brings memories "from way back. But it helps us look at history and learn from history," he added.
Some of the re-enactors said they would not have missed being part of Charleston's lead-off sesquicentennial event for anything.
"This is one of the four pivotal events of U.S. history," said Mike Lussier, of Charleston, a member of the mortar crew. He put the bombardment of Fort Sumter in company with July 4, December 7, and 9/11.
One of the main speakers at Fort Johnson was state Sen. Glenn McConnell, R-Charleston, who recognized the contributions of those who took part in the war that took more than 600,000 lives. "From their long and costly war they bestowed upon this country enduring peace," he said.
Cannons set up around the harbor will fire throughout the day in recongnition of the bombardment. "This was history, again, in the making," McConnell said of the ceremony.
Prior to the James Island gathering, several hundred people gathered along the railings at the High Battery downtown to commemorate the exact moment the Confederacy fired the first shot at Fort Sumter. Instead of re-enacting the moment with cannons and fireworks, organizers went visual, as a single 7,000-watt beam of light emitted from the Forth, stretching to the sky.
Shortly after 4:30 a.m., it was joined by a second beam, symbolic of the split between North and South.
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Ideally positioned Antwerp hotel invites travelers to explore Belgium
Located directly across from the city's major train station, this architecturally stunning hotel in Antwerp also provides easy access to the Diamond District and the fashion quarter. The 247 newly refurbished rooms feature design by Michael Graves and amenities like Free high-speed, wireless Internet and individual climate control. Square Brasserie and Terrace serves Belgian and international dishes paired with Belgian beers, and Windows of Antwerp hosts the Super Breakfast Buffet each morning. For an exciting experience that can't be found at any other Antwerp hotel, visit the on-site aquarium, Aquatopia, home to over 10,000 fish and reptiles. Two floors of conference facilities, including 18 meeting rooms, a ballroom and a business center, provide an ideal setting for business gatherings or special events.
- Walk across the street to catch a train at Antwerp Central Station, and reach Antwerp Airport Deume in approximately 15 minutes or Brussels International Airport in 34 minutes.
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The Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Tourist Board was set up in 1990. The task of the Tourist Board is to attract new guests, to develop modern offers, to establish multimedia-based possibilities of sales and to assure the product quality. Quality labels are awarded in an entirely objective manner e.g. for youth travel operators, water tourism or in the wellness secor. Therefore, the Tourist Board works together with the eight regional tourism associations, trade associations and companies of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The Tourist Board advertises in several languages in the internet (English, Swedish, Dutch, Danish), with substantial brochures, just as at fairs and many other distribution channels. For travel businesses and travel journalists the Tourist Board arranges workshops and study trips. Your service partner for the planning, organising and booking of individual holidays or group travel is "tour.bu - tourism and booking Mecklenburg-Vorpommern".
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With over 2,000 lakes and 1,900 km of beaches and steep coasts Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is Germany's no. 1 aquatic region. Beautiful sandy beaches and clean lakes invite to have a bath. The quality of the water is marvellous. Furthermore, Mecklenburg- Vorpommern is the ideal destination for water sports.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern is a wellness region by nature and tradition. The conditions are excellent because the required nature materials are directly on site, e.g. Rügener healing chalk or Thalasso therapy.
Many of the most beautiful sites are discovered by hiking, biking and boating. Mecklenburg-Vorpommern ranks among the most modern tourism regions in Europe. Resorts, boardinghouses, campgrounds, water parks, and marinas are of the highest standards.
Everywhere in the proud Hanseatic towns, huge brick Gothic churches rose up to the sky. Stralsund and Wismar are both declared world heritage sites by UNESCO.
Heiligendamm, the first seaside resort was founded in 1793. That was the beginning of the famous seaside resort architecture with its white villas and impressive summer residences.
In the princely residences and manor houses, everything revolved around a glorious display of power, magnificent castles, mansions, and gardens. There are said to be more than 2,000 of them. Schwerin Castle is the prima donna among them. The "Neuschwanstein of the North" is situated on a tiny island on Lake Schwerin.
Like treasure chests the towns of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern house exceptional cultural heirlooms. Cloisters, churches, royal buildings, art collections and many museums tell tales that seem right out of a storybook.
Hanseatic Towns
The trade by sea in the alliance of the Hanse and busy merchants ensured an immense upswing in the coastal towns in the late Middle Ages. As a sign of their power which could be seen from a long distance Wismar, Rostock, Stralsund and Greifswald built magnificent town halls and huge churches. The original medieval town centres of Wismar and Stralsund are UNESCO world heritage.
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The brick gothic cathedrals built in the late Middle Ages towered above everything which had existed until then and even today they are still among the tallest houses of worship in the world. Moreover merchant houses with magnificent gables, and town halls with filigree spires show that the Middle Ages cannot have been quite as dark in this region as is often claimed.
Castles, parks and manor houses
The number of castles scattered about the state is astonishing. More than 2000 enchanting estates with fabulous grounds lie tucked away between the Baltic Sea and the Müritz. Magnificent manors now host guests, offering stylishly decorated rooms and exclusive gourmet meals in the best royal style.
Schwerin Castle is the prima donna among them. The "Neuschwanstein of the North" is situated on a tiny island on Lake Schwerin. Then as now, the magnificent building with its golden roofs is the enchanting focal point of this gorgeous region.
Seaside resort architecture and bathing tradition:
The bathing culture on the Baltic coast started in 1793 when Duke Friedrich Franz I. of Mecklenburg founded the first sea resort in Heiligendamm. Snow-white villa towns were soon established everywhere on the coast. And after just a few years everything of rank and fame met at the Baltic Sea. In 2007 the heads of the G8 states enjoyed the healing sea air in Heiligendamm.
The Imperial Spas Bansin, Heringsdorf and Ahlbeck on the isle of Usedom are especially pictoresque with the typical white villas, sea bridges and promenades. Of course you find many more resorts along the Baltic Coast and on the isle of Rügen.
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The wicker beach chair is typical for Germany's northern coasts and was invented 125 years ago in Mecklenburg by a Rostock basket maker to protect noble people against the wind and sun.
The isle of Rügen
Germany's largest island is often described as the most beautiful – idyllic bays, peninsulas and lakes; tree-lined avenues; rugged cliffs; and lush beech forests. You find lively resorts and tranquil villages. You shouldn't miss the famous chalk cliffs and a visit to the information centre of the Nationalpark Jasmund.
Active holidays for everybody
For people who favour holidays full of active participation a huge variety is offered. You'll find golf courses, tennis and squash courts, modern recreational and amusement pools, bowling centres, skittle courts and summer toboggan-runs.
Cyclists, hikers and horse riders prefer this region because of its ideal landscape. Directive signs are set up along all paths while interesting sights and experiences can be expected everywhere. Just like cycling, horse riding gets special attention in this region. Riding farmsteads invite the whole family to special holidays full of fun and activity. They also offer outings with carriages for every occasion.
Devotees of the small white ball can play golf on 19 modern courses in front of unparalleled backdrops. Be it on an island, directly on the Baltic Sea or close to a romantic castle.
At, on and in the water
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern offers a perfect combination of relaxation in nature. All types of water sport are feasible: fishing, swimming, diving, canoeing, water hiking, sailing, surfing, water skiing or driving a motor boat.
Innumerable lakes tucked away in the heart of the state are an inviting place to hike, sail and enjoy other outdoor activities. This idyllic watery network offers unique conditions for almost every class of vessel. Hobby captains can explore a large part of the inland waters without a coxswain's license.
Wellness and recreation
The relaxation and vitalizing offers of the coastal region leave nothing to be desired. The equally agreeable and rejuvenating applications unite old, tried and tested methods with the most recent scientific findings and can often be booked inexpensively as parts of wellness, beauty and indulgence packages.
Whether healing chalk, thalasso therapy, iodine salts, oil and aroma baths, rhassoul, Kneipp or Asian therapies – the relaxation and revitalization possibilities of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern are boundless. The most modern of cure houses and therapy centers, as well as cure clinics of the international format provide opportunity for good health and relaxation.
Nature spectacles
Nature lovers will feel right at home in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, where all roads lead to unspoiled landscapes and often right to the sea. Steep coastlines and gently rolling hills, endless wide open spaces. Over flowering meadows and thick forests eagles circle peacefully while down below storks wade through swamps in search of moor frogs. Three of the 14 German national parks alone, two biosphere reservations and six nature parks are located here. The bird migrations and crane resting places in spring and autumn offer a truly unique natural spectacle.
Holiday makers can meander almost endlessly across the countryside on bicycle or by boat. The region is covered with well-marked trails, which for instance lead to brick churches, stately manors with stunning grounds and royal residences.
The perfect location for your events
Whether you are looking for castles and manor houses, holding a congress in one of Germany's most advanced convention hall or you are planning an incentive next to the sea; together with us you will find the ideal place to accomplish your aims. In addition to an impressive diversity of natural highlights like islands, lakes, forests and protected areas, you will also find ideal locations and perfect conditions for your meetings and incentives.
MeetMV is a pool of hotels, manor houses, special locations as well as agencies and organisations and combines an outstanding offer concerning meeting and events in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Furthermore, the Meeting and Incentivepool MeetMV supports environmental friendly meetings and congresses.
TOURISTIK UND BUCHUNG is a service of the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Tourist Board, which assists groups, clubs and travel agents in planning, organisation, reservation and implementation of holiday bookings.
Our offers are as interesting and varied as the beautiful holiday destination between the Baltic coast and the Lake District. Whether we are dealing with package deals or individual tours, day trips or two-week round trips – we tailor our services to suit the needs of the provider and its customers.
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Gardens, parks and a green paradise: 5-day excursion Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
On your excursion you will get to know some of the most beautiful parks in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: the castle and the palace gardens of the fairytale palace in Schwerin, the baroque palace gardens in Ludwigslust, the park complex in Hohenzieritz as an example of an early landscaped garden, one of the oldest manor parks in Dammereez, the gardens and parks of Mahrin Palace with the world's largest David Austin rose gardens and much more besides.
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Platz der Freundschaft 1
18059 Rostock
Phone +49 381 4030811
Fax +49 381 4030756
In October 2009 the Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Tourist Board established the service department "Tourism for All" which assists you with the planning and organisation of vacation for handicapped persons.
For over ten years, tourist facilities have been inspected regarding their degree of accessibility for persons with disabilities in collaboration with the members of the association "ohne Barrieren" e.V. During this period, more than 4000 hotels, guest houses, museums, passenger ships, tourist information centres, theaters and other tourism facilities have been checked.
Service Department "Tourismus für Alle"
Phone +49 381 4030677
Fax +49 381 4030555
The association "ohne Barrieren" e. V. maintains an information portal where you receive more information about accessibility in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern:
Furthermore, the association maintains three separate institutions for barrier-free travel:
Top tips
No matter if you prefer hiking, cycling, paddling, riding or driving in the car to discover Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, there are lots of exciting tourist attractions along the way.
Waldaktie ("Forest Shares")
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern introduced forest shares in October 2008. With the symbolic purchase of a tree or, better put, part of a forest, you as an environmentally-conscious holidaymaker could take the chance not only to become a part of the first tourism forest protection program but to make your holiday CO2 neutral.
For the price of a € 10 share, a hardwood tree can be planted and cultivated that will counterbalance a family of four's carbon dioxide emissions while they enjoy their holiday. Aside from the possibility for you to safeguard the environment by counterbalancing your carbon footprints with the purchase of forest-shares, these shares will also provide an experience in climate protection themselves. The area invested in with the forest-shares will provide numerous people – who will be able to read presentation boards, go on tours, or attend educational events – with the chance to discover the considerable potential that cultivated trees can fulfil to better preserve our climate. Tourists can feel free to participate in this climate protection activity first-hand by planting their very own donated trees at regular tree plantations.
More information: www.waldaktie.de/en/
Tourism Associations in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern:
Tourismusverband Mecklenburg-Vorpommern e. V.
Platz der Freundschaft 1
18059 Rostock
Phone +49 381 4030500
Fax +49 381 4030555
Deutscher Hotel- und Gaststättenverband
Landesverband Mecklenburg-Vorpommern e. V.
Bleicher Ufer 23
19053 Schwerin
Phone +49 385 592550
Fax +49 385 5925520
Bäderverband Mecklenburg-Vorpommern e. V.
Rostocker Straße 3
18181 Graal-Müritz
Phone +49 38206 78850
Fax +49 38206 78851
Landurlaub Mecklenburg-Vorpommern e.V.
Platz der Freundschaft 1
18059 Rostock
Phone +49 381 4030631
Fax +49 381 4030556
Deutsches Jugendherbergswerk
Landesverband Mecklenburg-Vorpommern e. V.
Charles-Darwin-Ring 4
18059 Rostock
Phone +49 381 776670
Fax +49 381 7698682
Verband für Camping- und Wohnmobiltourismus
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern e. V. (VCWMV)
Pläterstraße 2
18055 Rostock
Phone +49 381 4034855
Fax +49 381 448402
Golfverband Mecklenburg-Vorpommern e. V.
Werner-von-Siemens-Str. 1b
19061 Schwerin
Phone +49 385 5577788
Fax +49 385 5577790
Tourismusverband Mecklenburg-Vorpommern e.V.
Platz der Freundschaft 1
D-18059 Rostock
fon +49 (0)381 40 30-500
fax -555
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- Compulsory education - in schools only? : divergent developments in Germany (2012)
- Germany is the focus of this paper, owing to the fact that since 1938 it has had the strictest laws on compulsory schooling worldwide. As a result, homeschooling in Germany has become virtually impossible. There are interesting divergences between policy and practice in the German setting, both in the country's educational history and present educational problems. The Länder (federal states) have the responsibility for education, and they are taking a much stricter line against homeschoolers than a decade ago, especially by depriving parents of the custody of their homeschooled children at an early stage. The laws relied upon, however, were never intended to deal with such educational matters; they were designed to punish parents who abuse or neglect their children. The present, highly questionable legal action succeeds only because of the consent of state schools, state social welfare offices, and courts. The same laws are not used against the parents of the approximately 250,000 teens who are truant. The functioning of the legal and sociological machinery in Germany is being employed aggressively to stamp out homeschooling, while at the same time it ignores the crucial issue of parents who allow their children to skip school—thus depriving them of an adequate education at home or elsewhere. At the same time, the number of specialists in law and education, as well as politicians and governmental experts who argue in favor of homeschooling is growing, and media reports on homeschooling are much more positive than they were a decade ago.


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Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice — Offered On Campus or Fully Online
Point Park University's criminal justice major is based upon the enforcement of the law, detection of crimes, investigation of crimes, prosecution of offenders and eventual sentencing of individuals convicted in the criminal justice system. Unlike many other criminal justice programs which are centered in psychology or sociology, Point Park's criminal justice curriculum is based upon the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act and integrates social sciences, behavioral sciences and humanities as part of its interdisciplinary program.
The Bachelor of Science in criminal justice degree program has two interrelated goals. The first is to help you develop a fundamental understanding of the criminal justice system and the political and social environment in which it operates. The second goal is to give you the skills and the training you'll need to land a career with a criminal justice degree.
Courses are taught by passionate, experienced practitioners. The criminal justice program also features an active advisory board comprised of University faculty and working criminal justice professionals who designed the innovative curriculum. Meanwhile, our University's Downtown Pittsburgh location makes it easy for judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys and law enforcement officers to teach here. And there is no shortage of invaluable, career-focused internships and observations — from serving at Renewal, Inc. to meeting professionals from local Secret Service and FBI offices.
Criminal Justice Degrees Offered
The Bachelor of Science in criminal justice degree is offered in the following formats.
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You will receive a well-rounded education through Point Park's core curriculum and classes in your major. Some of the courses in the criminal justice major include:
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Searching and online shopping is something that many of us do anyway, so why not use these particular sites to raise money for the PF!


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PORT 101, Elementary Portuguese 1, is basic Portuguese for students with little or no knowledge of the language. The course provides a solid foundation in the four language skills: listening, reading, writing and speaking, as well as grammar. Prerequisite: exemption/completion of READ-091. Three hours lecture each week. Three credits. Three billable hours. DIVERSITY/WORLD VIEW.
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MAJOR COURSE OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this course students will be able to:
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2. be able to communicate in Portuguese in exchanging meaningful dialogue, using grammatical structures and vocabulary to attain better oral proficiency (PG 3, PG 4, GE 1, GE 2).
3. refine accuracy of pronunciation skills using the Portuguese language (PG 4, GE 1).
4. be able to read and comprehend cultural reading selections appropriate to the beginning level. (PG 1, PG 5, GE 2, GE 6).
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The Career Management and Coaching Certificate is designed for the professional ready to explore opportunities and challenges critical to achieving career and organizational success. You will energize and reinvent yourself through a process of reflection and personal development. Your organization will immediately benefit from your ability to successfully impact performance by expertly managing yourself and applying these lessons to managing others.
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This is not evangelism, this is anti evangelism--Universalism in another guise.
Maybe you don't attend to an extreme ET church?
and ever unfolding in stages to us
I NEVER hear them talk about the ET that I know they believe in. I don't understand it. If someone REALLY believes in ET, they better talk about it. It should be one of the main things that they preach. Shouldn't it? And they hardly ever mention it.


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We went to the Wolves game to see my kid's choir sing, and as the story goes...we came home with a dog.
Our Beagle/Dalmation Pebbles passed in 2009. We got her from Anti Cruelty downtown in 1994. Lived a long, happy life. We figured at first we were not going to get another dog, but I guess fates aligned and we ended up at AllState Arena 10 months later during adopt-a-dog day.
Lots of Pitbulls were there that day and all of them had good demeanor. Pits get a bad rap because of their owners. Our dog must have been abused by someone, likely a man of my build, because Kendall was scared of me for a few weeks.
It didn't take too long for her to begin to adapt to our home but it was clear we needed to get her vet help to clear up the mange the adoption group at AllState Arena told us about. She's a really good dog overall. Very friendly, very approachable, but easily scared by some noises.
She has a little happy place in a different room, in the corner, behind an end table where she goes when she's spooked by something. Takes her an hour to come out and head back to the other room where she has a deluxe dog bed, complete with toys, her bowls and even a blanket & pillow.
Kendall was easily trained and is doing OK on walks - we walk her, she doesn't walk us - but will run like the wild if she gets out. Heads right over to someone she knows close by. So we have gone back to locking our backyard gates and watching the garage and doors to the outside. She doesn't go far but like all dogs, doesn't know to stop and look before she crosses the street.
We're in a fairly quiet area and our street isn't busy plus main roads are blocks away. Kendall is well-known in the neighborhood now and is often seeing running alongside us when we're on a short bike ride or on roller-blades. She jogs alongside, keeps up the pace and knows exactly how to go. People are amazed how often the dog just likes to go on a fast jog two or three times a week. Even in the wintertime, unless there's a lot of snow and salt, the dog likes to go on a walk or run.
She is about 40 lbs, medium build, very strong and fast. She's primarily white/offwhite with a pink hue to her skin. Looks like she has big freckles on her skin. She has distinctive black fur near her left eye and her right ear most of the time doesn't stand up like her left ear. Think my wife enjoys that uniqueness of Kendall.
I wanted to name her "radar" because when we make funny noises or talk about her, call her name; she makes her ears look like they're turning, just like a doppler weather radar dish. It's so funny, even now after we have had her three years ago yesterday.