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By Gary from USA on 2010-03-30 18:33:46Things I liked:The stock fits me well with the addition of the provided spacers. The rifle has nice balance with what I consider just enough muzzle heaviness. Cocking the rifle is smooth and required less effort than I expected. While the trigger has a fair amount of take up the release is crisp and very consistant, again much better than I expected. I also liked the inclusion of the 5rd clips as that fits into the training I expect to use the rifle for. I very much like the adjustable front sling attachment. It seems like a small matter but for me it's what made the deal. Proper use of a sling makes a HUGE difference in a shooter's score and attention to this detail is greatly appreciated! As reported elsewhere the rifle is accurate way beyond it's price point. All in all a very pleasing and shootable rifle. Well done!!
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The one thing I think Ive learned in this is you cant talk in absolutes.
Gov. Nikki Haley
Its true that theres nothing we could have done to guarantee that our state would never be hacked.
It might even be true that nobody should be disciplined, or kicked out of office, for what they did or didnt do that made us vulnerable to the massive security breach at the Revenue Department.
But its not true that nothing could have prevented a hacker from accessing 4.25 million unencrypted tax returns.
At a minimum, the Revenue Department could have encrypted its database, as the state Department of Motor Vehicles and other agencies have done to guard against computer hacking. It could have had tighter security protocols, so that perhaps the employee who did something that allowed the hacker in would have been more careful.
Yet from her first public utterances, Gov. Nikki Haley insisted that there was nothing anyone in state government could have done to prevent the breach.
Even more troubling were her assurances that werent so absurd on their face. She said that hacking experts told her thieves usually use stolen data within six to eight months and that Usually after a year, they dont see anything, but security experts say that while thats true with credit card numbers, just the opposite is true with Social Security numbers.
She insisted that leaving Social Security numbers unencrypted was an industry standard in the banking industry, but some banking officials disputed that.
She said other states didnt encrypt their data, but failed to mention that our go-to comparison neighbors, North Carolina and Georgia, do.
Ive never been comfortable with the governors tendency to speak in absolutes, of her black-and-white sense of certainty.
But theres a world of difference between being careless or misleading when defending yourself from political attacks or engaging in policy debates and doing the same thing when what you say affects how 4.25 million current and former South Carolinians make potentially life-changing decisions about their personal financial security.
So it was a relief earlier this month when, confronted by comments to the contrary by an investigator hired by the state, the governor told reporters that she didnt yet know enough to say whether anyone could have prevented the breach. Of course, she also insisted that she had never said otherwise. Still it was a start.
Then during a conference call with editorial writers on Friday, Haley gave an uncharacteristically tentative answer to a question about the hacking and added: Understand that I cant speak in absolutes because I feel like I learn something new every day.
I hesitate on saying whether there was something internal or external, because the one thing I think Ive learned in this is you cant talk in absolutes, she said a few minutes later, noting that after she thought she knew everything about the hacking, the second day they added more, the third day they added more ...
When my colleague Warren Bolton asked about her change in tone, she said, I think if Ive had a change in tone, its because Im frustrated. Frustrated by all the new revelations. Frustrated by her inability to fix the problem and move on.
The way she talks about the hacking debacle isnt all that has changed.
The conference call itself marked a significant departure for Gov. Haley, whose first 22 months in office were marked by the complete absence of what she called reaching out to editorial writers. Her self-described cautiousness toward the media I kind of have a wall up has set her apart from previous governors and has been all the more glaring because it comes on the heels of Mark Sanfords aggressive courtship.
The governor began our hourlong conversation by saying she hoped to start some sort of exchange where we can talk more regularly and thanking us for working with my growing pains. She said she planned to reach out to reporters.
Even more important than reaching out to the media is what looks like a more deliberate effort to keep legislators in the loop.
She was hesitant to acknowledge this change when I asked if she saw this as an opportunity to reset a lot of relationships, instead describing it as being of a piece with earlier efforts to work with legislators. But theres a qualitative difference between having an open-door policy and inviting legislators to breakfast on the one hand and holding conference calls to update rank-and-file legislators and maintaining an ongoing conversation with legislative leaders about the situation on the other.
Granted, the outreach might be borne of necessity; unlike her previous problems, this isnt the sort of thing the governor could convince even her most loyal Facebook groupies is a conspiracy by her enemies to undermine her.
And it could be opportunistic: What better way to add something more than Indian-American Republican woman to her resume than to become the nations go-to governor on cybersecurity?
Still, I think its worth considering that this debacle really could be teaching our young governor those lessons that we all learn as we mature if we dont die first about how much we dont know, about not rushing to judgment, about the give-and-take of working with other people, about humility.
I dont think I have the right to say that this crisis could turn out to be worth the cost, since many South Carolinians lives may be devastated by it, regardless of how much post-hacking protection our state provides. But if it truly is teaching our governor about the danger of overconfident certainty, then that will make her a better person, and a better governor.
And that would be a silver lining for our state which is something we certainly could use.
Cindi Ross Scoppe is an associate editor with The State newspaper in Columbia.
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WILLIAMSON - One of several defendants arrested over the last week in Mingo County is no stranger to the law, and found herself once again appearing before a magistrate to be arraigned on a battery charge.
Crystal Rachelle Davidson, 25, of Williamson, was placed under arrest by Mingo County Sheriff's Department (MCSD) Corporal C.G. Endicott after the officer responded to a complaint at the Miner Mart in Taylorville of an alleged shoplifter who had become hostile and physically combative.
According to the complaint filed by Endicott, the victim of the crime, Carl "Butch" McCoy, stated that he witnessed Davidson removing items from the store and placing them in her purse without paying for them. When he confronted her, Davidson allegedly shoved the elderly, handicapped man into a metal wall in the front of the store, causing injury.
Davidson was arraigned before Mingo County Special Magistrate Joey Kohari and was remanded to the custody of the Southwestern Regional Jail on a $1,000 bond.
Dora Ann Lester, 48, of Delbarton, was placed under arrest by Delbarton Chief of Police D. Nunley on a petit larceny charge that stemmed from the theft of two air conditioners from a rental trailer belonging to John Ramey, that were valued at approximately $300 each.
Lester was arraigned before Special Magistrate Joey Kohari and was transported to the regional jail on a $500 bond.
Ricky Neil Elia, 54, of Williamson, remains incarcerated in the Southwestern Regional Jail on a $1,500 bond following his arrest by MCSD Lt. Randy Hatfield on charges of DUI and failure to maintain control of his vehicle.
The arrest report states that the defendant became involved in an altercation with Jerry Maynard and was chasing the defendant's vehicle with his. When Maynard suddenly pulled into the parking lot of the City of Williamson's Police Department to report what was going on, Elia also swerved into the lot and preceded to crash into a parked police cruiser. He was arraigned by Magistrate Pam Newsome.
Daryl Jewell, 48, of Borderland, was placed under arrest by West Virginia State Police Trooper D.M. Williamson on charges of driving revoked for reasons of DUI, 3rd offense.
The trooper had responded to a 911 call reporting a domestic disturbance at Big Splint, near Nolan community and upon leaving that location, observed the defendant operating an ATV on the roadway. Trooper Williamson had prior knowledge that Jewell had two driving on revoked license convictions for reasons of DUI charges and that he did not possess a valid license. The officer conducted a traffic stop and when asked for his license, the defendant replied that he didn't have them on him. A DMV inquiry supported the trooper's claim of the past offenses that had occurred in 1994 and two in 2009.
Jewell was arraigned before Magistrate Newsome and was then transported to jail on a $3,000 bond.
Micah Baisden, 26, of Delbarton, was taken into custody by Delbarton Chief of Police D. Nunley and Patrolmen G.D. Ford and D.R. Davis on a single count of battery. He was taken before Magistrate Pam Newsome and was released from custody on a $1,000 personal recognizance bond.
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I was thinking recently about the music that floored me and changed me and my perception of music. It's happened to me several times. In order...
The Ventures — Prior to their classic instrumental Walk Don't Run, like most kids I was primarily interested in pop vocals. They got me interested in the electric guitar. I've enjoyed electric guitar music ever since. However, while I've owned a few electric guitars over the years, I've never...well, let's just say I'm no Jimi Hendrix.
Lonnie Mack — His big hit Memphis introduced me to funky guitar. His down home mix of gospel, country, R&B, and rock music as displayed on the classic album The Wham of that Memphis Man inspired Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Howard Roberts — In rough parallel with my interest in Lonnie Mack, I discovered that there were funky jazz guitarists, too. HR's slinky style of "greasy" guitar is still a pleasure (for me) to listen to.
The Paul Butterfield Blues Band — Powered by Butterfield's electrifying (and electrified) "blues harp" (aka harmonica) and Michael Bloomfield's unique electric slide guitar stylings, this was my introduction to electric urban blues Chicago-style. And that led me to many other electric blues discoveries such as the phenomena of British blues and Texas-style blues a la Johnny Winter.
Jimi Hendrix — What can I say. The whole world of rock music changed when his Are You Experienced? album was released with the great hits Foxy Lady and Purple Haze. There are many faster and better guitarists in terms of technique (Steve Vai, Buckethead, Tony McAlpine), but he was, many say, the first musician to play electric guitar vs. merely electrified guitar. If he'd done nothing other than All Along The Watchtower he'd be in guitar pantheon forever, but he gave us so much more.
Baden Powell — No, not his namesake, the founder of The Boy Scouts. This Baden Powell was a Brazilian guitarist/singer/composer who created a unique blend of classical, flamenco, and jazz guitar infused with native Brazilian rhythms, backup instruments, and melodies. I was once asked for my "desert island 10"... Ten albums I'd want to have to play if I found myself stranded on a desert island (a very strange desert island with an electrical system). I even surprised myself by saying "Any 10 Baden Powell albums." Yes, his music is that listenable. If his was the only music I had for the rest of my life, I'd never grow bored.
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Queen - My earliest memories of music enjoyment. The amount of talent between each member -to me -is uncanny. Their abilities to write pop songs, Brian May's guitar solos, Freddie Mercury's vocals. Still one of my favorites.
Beastie Boys - Soooo much fun! Party music at its best. Story telling, intensity, jokes, and sometimes pure adolescent foolishness. Who'd have thought 3 punk rock playing jews from NY would lay down theirs instruments to become a part of hip hop 101. They're on my A-list.
Stevie Ray Vaughn - A friggin guitar god. (excuse the term) Texas blues had never been so appealing and inspiring to me as with Stevie. Soulful, Funky, Elegant, brutal -what ever he wants and it all comes as natural as breathing.
Ani Difranco - She's got power, She's got words, She's an activist and I have mucho respect for her.
Jeff Buckley - moody, melancholy, dramatic, He's got power in those vocals too. Goes well with a stout beer and a midwest winter storm.
Tommy Emanuel - Nuff said.
Atmosphere - As far as I'm concerned one of the best emcees in hip hop. His rhymes are often simple but he gets his points across very nicely. Social commentary from this guy covers as much ground and more than most rappers could dream of. Side note: Opened for them, Eydea and abilities. around 1500-200 people. I could almost never accomplish anything again and die happy.
Eydea and Abilities - two legends in hip hop. One of the best DJ's ever. One of the best freestyle rappers ever.
El-P - political and paranoid. Love it.
Jimi Hendrix - What Unseen said but I'll add that he's the only guitar player that should've changed his middle name to "Fucking".
Regarding Jeff Buckley... I'm a different generation and so I can recommend his father, Tim Buckey, who also died way too young. If I had to recommend one album, it would be the ethereal and atmospheric Lorca.
When listening to Lorca, I strongly recommend being comfortably numb.
haha! I'll do my best to be that. I've always known he was Tim's son but honestly -and I don't know why -I've never checked out any of his music. I will do that ...here in a few. You reminded me of something I need to do. ;)
Mozart - Requiem:his final masterpiece,power and rage
Roxy Music-The Avalon Album:the first chill album, IMHO
Talking Heads-Remain In Light:Groundbreaking and very strange
Party Bands like Run DMC, Beasties, sublime, B-52's
Queen-A Night at the Opera:Pure talent
NIN - Pretty Hate Machine:darker than dark
Ministry-Land of Rape and Honey:new wave synthpop gone bad
a clockwork orange lead me to the first 2 minutes of ode to joy which taught me that a very seemingly lame theme can soar. I especially enjoyed this dude's comment about it on YT
I would say matters not if it was inspired by god. It was created by a man worthy of been God, and dedicated to his fellow men, This is an act of pure humility, of pure kindness, This is the responce of a once volatile time. He was the last Classic, and the First Romantic, so human that his music undermines the very existance of any god.
This was the work of a man, a great man.
NIN — Not life changing for me, but one of my fave Industrials. Back when I walked for exercise, it was Pretty Hate Machine in my Walkman (we had Walkmans back then, not iPods).
BTW, I saw NIN live in Portland. I think I was the oldest person there.
Oasis - I had no idea what they were talking about in Champagne Supernova, but I knew I loved rock music.
Jimi Hendrix - Has been the greatest influence on me in learning how to play the guitar. His Blues album is incredible.
Mighty Mighty Bosstones - The Ska Revival didn't last long, but it lasted long enough for some great Ska bands to come to light. There is no music I have more fun listening to than the punk-tastic, brass-band stylings of Ska.
Explosions in the Sky - You probably haven't heard of the Post-Rock genre, but it's an eclectic mix of instrumentals. I have had near orgasmic brain explosions listening to this band; their music is that good. One of my favorite songs, Postcard from 1952: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFwOmxP56-g
Tchaikovsky - Loved his work, and for unknown reason that 1812 Overture gets me in the mood to do SOMETHING. Used to lift weights to that song, got a lot of strange looks for it.
Carl Orff - O Fortuna is similar to 1812 Overture, but this one for some reason makes me wanna fight....
Lilium - From the anime Elfen Lied....this is, and has ever been, the only song that I found so incredibly beautiful that I cry every time I hear it. I find this song so important and dear to me that my first daughter will be named Lilian, and already got my girlfriend agreeing to that.
Nightwish - what can I say about this band, except I found it spectacular! Filled my teenage need for metal and my love of opera/classical.
Cake - well, there is nothing ill I can say about these guys. I have every album, and know about 3/4 of all there songs. something about them grabbed me and never let go, maybe there wacky lyrics? That would explain the next one.
Weird Al Yankovic - That is correct.....I have every song of his. Before I got into Cake, before classical and opera and metal, there was Al. I went to 4 concerts, bought his CD's and paid to have my favorite picture of him blown into portrait size and hung on my wall. His music always made me smile, and when your a depressed child, that's golden.
This is an incomplete list (by far) that is presented in no particular order.
1. Artist: Nirvana | Track: Molly's Lips | The the hardest-rocking band of all time.
2. Artist: Phish | Track: My Friend, My Friend | Emotional trip on a fusion of jazz and rock.
3. Artist: Muddy Waters | Track: Mannish Boy | Listen and you'll know.
4. Artist: Violent Femmes | Track: Hey Nonny Nonny | Rockabilly at its best. Gano's weary voice. Ritchie's shredded acoustic bass. DeLorenzo's one-piece drum kit.
5. Artist: Arlo Guthrie | Track: Alice's Restaurant | Seminal 60s counter-culture ballad and my first exposure to iconoclasts. Happened a few towns over in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
6. Artist: Peter, Paul, and Mary | Track: If I Had A Hammer | Passionate and provocative enough to overlook the biblical-sounding group name.
7. Artist: Jay-Z (Beatles Mash by Dangermouse) | Track: Change Clothes | Thick, loaded, challenging lyrics mashed with classic Beatles rock. A triumph of "the third instrument".
8. Artist: Fugazi | Track: Waiting Room | Punk sensibilities, anti-corporation, DIY edges
9. Artist: Pink Floyd | Track: Us and Them | What a masterpiece!
10. Artist: David Bowie | Track: Modern Love | No confessions! No religion! Don't believe in modern love! My religious parents took this album away from me because of this song. I bought another one and kept it hidden for many years.
Regarding Pink Floyd. I'm a big David Gilmour fan. My fave PF album is NOT The Dark Side of the Moon, but rather A Momentary Lapse of Reason. The whole album is great, but especially Sorrow.


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Daily Tip: How to connect your iPhone iPad or iPod to your TV
How about connecting the new Apple TV to old square 4:3 television??? I really need the info, TiPb!!
It is possible if you connect the Apple TV to a HDMI converter. However, the result won't be really beautiful since Apple TV is optimized for HD television sets. Apart from his I recommend to choose Apple TV rather than the adapter cable. If you compare the prices & features (see comparison chart here: http://hdmiguru.hubpages.com/hub/connecting-iPhone-to-TV-wireless-airpla... ) of each device, the Apple TV offers much more value for money.
The biggest point is "#1 connect the cable to you device FIRST" I was pulling my hair out thinking my jailbroken phone stop working. Not to mention buying a lot of junk apps trying to get it to work. Noosy has a straight hdmi connect that works great. No way to charge your phone while playing though.
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Then just connect the adapter in your iphone. Connect the HDMI cable on the adapter and the other end to your TV's Hdmi slot. On your remote control press on source and select the HDMI slot that you used.
There's an App which enables AirView (sink) on iPod Touch/iPhone/iPad:http://itunes.apple.com/app/airview/id412370918?mt=8
I'm acutally wondering, that it made it through the appstore approval process...
It's free btw.
The new 2.1 version of Slingplayer Mobile states it now supports component video out from the iPhone. I would imagine that, with the A/V Component Cable, I can plug my iPhone into an HDTV with component inputs and watch any Slingplayer program. There are minimum bandwidth requirements of 500kb/sec, I believe. Is that good enough for 3G?
Have you actually tried air video on iphone 4 (or ipad )that can really output Video and audio through the brand new Digital AV adapter?
This function means a lot to me but this article posted before this cable actually on market. Can anyone have this cable help to test it and post the result? Many thanks!
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Backwards? Linux is a modern constantly-updated kernel/OS, every bit as advanced as iOS. Just because it ALSO includes a command-line interface in addition to a GUI doesn't keep it in the same ballpark or even league as an obsolete system like DOS! I don't extensively use any Apple operating system, so I would never presume to speak about them with any kind of implied authority...
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Can I plug right in to USB port on TV ?
Will this adapter also work for connecting my iPhone 4S to my DVD system in my vehicle? It is a rear DVD attached to the 'ceiling' of the car but the connecting cords for sound and video are under the passenger seat connecting the DVD disc box. I would assume that i would be able to use those cords to stream video off my phone rather than inserting a disc into the separate player. Reason for this question is the this DVD system doesn't work with all DVD disc's and is very touchy. Also we have wireless headsets, if the answer is yes to my initial question, then will the wireless headsets still pick up the sound for the video stream off my phone?
There's no yellow video connector on mine? There's a green one a blue one and a red/orange kind of coloured one.any help?
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God's got lots of Books. The register of who was born in Jerusalem, does not have to be the Lamb's Book of Life. We are talking about the Lamb's Book of Life. There are other Books.
Hans, here is another example that not all are on the call list. Well, they can answer the phone if it rings, but the person on the other end will be speaking jibberish as far as they are concerned. They won't understand a word of it. Is that their fault or the purpose of God?
Because they can't understand my language does not mean that God does not want to save them.
God wants to save ALL people and just because they cannot understand your language does not mean that He does NOT want to save them.
Hi Hans - I just want you to know that I'm reading your posts with great interest. I once told someone that it seemed to me that all are born "saved" but as we go through life, some utterly reject God and are not, then, saved. What you are posting is scriptural support for a general belief that was placed on my heart.Thank you for taking time to post; I had looked up all of the references to the book of life one time before and noted, as you do, that names are blotted out; I had not paid attention at the time that there is no reference to any being added in!
He chooses to be obscure--speaking in English to Spanish speaking peoples per your example.
Quote from: LS on February 07, 2011, 11:11:09 PMHi Hans - I just want you to know that I'm reading your posts with great interest. I once told someone that it seemed to me that all are born "saved" but as we go through life, some utterly reject God and are not, then, saved. What you are posting is scriptural support for a general belief that was placed on my heart.Thank you for taking time to post; I had looked up all of the references to the book of life one time before and noted, as you do, that names are blotted out; I had not paid attention at the time that there is no reference to any being added in!Thanks LS for the good feedback. I started this thread on another site, because I had never really heard or read any thing about it. So it's more like an exploratory thread. On the other site lots of people have brought out various Scripture that I had never even connected before on this topic. When I saw the thread here, I thought I would come here and add just a little. Naturally, the presentations here is a little shorter.Concerning "born saved" I think you are absolutely right. Think about babies that are aborted, or die before they can hardly even think. I think Christ's sacrifice covers them, even though they never really "got saved." If that's the case, then babies really are born saved. Thanks for the good input.
Ok hans, well Jesus is doing it intentionally. He is intentionally speaking a language they will not understand. So he must have a good reason for doing this.10And the disciples came, and said unto him, Why speakest thou unto them in parables? 11He answered and said unto them, Because it is given unto YOU to know the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven, but to them it is not given. --Mat 13
If reincarnation is true there is a possibility that the baby, can be saved in his next life, next vessel by claiming Jesus as saviour.
Or perhaps simply he just wants to give the mysteries the wonderous stuff to his closest companions
"Born saved"--that's Calvinism. And although the Bible has a very strong 'Calvinistic' strain in it, there are also real problems with Calvinism as doctrine.I didn't say they were born saved. Jesus said that having Abrham as their father would not save them, they had faith in their ethnicity, instead of having a living faith such as Abraham.TT, Jesus stood in front of the Pharisees and Scribes on more than one occasion and said horrible things to them. [So did John the Baptist]. Imagine if we went out evangelizing and calling people Vipers and a pit of snakes and a den of thieves?Would we expect to win converts?He called Peter Satan. For God or an anointed man like Jesus, however you wish to look at it, his words would pierce the heart and it would cut the stony heart and give them a heart of flesh. Some of these pharisses were so hardened in their hearts, that grace did not move them, such as when Jesus talked about the sabbath day I think or was it the man with the withered hand.Clearly he wasn't expecting to convert them, and they completely ignored the truth of his words and refused to repent, so my conclusion--These words were said for us, for our benefit, not for them. The Bible even says they have a veil--and they must, because how they missed their Messiah is beyond me. Today most don't even bother to look--How many Jews say to themselves, let me check this out if Jesus could possibly really be our Messiah? If they looked, they would see it.TTI disagree in some sense but not whole. Jesus was not sent but to the lost house of Israel and some of the pharisses did have a heart after God. I think there is an instance where a pharisse speaks up for christ, by saying "Does our law condemn an inncocent man", or something like that.I have looked at some scriptures and this is current understanding.Gods propehcy was that Israel be saved. But they by their own wickedness rejected the message as a group. so God then hardens their already hard heart. I think the purpose of this might be because a very hard heart can see the difference between righteousness and evil but a grey heart that is only half hard, will more than likely become pridefull or dismiss the difference between their greyishness and the white. A bit like I might be gray but that is good enough for me I have shades of white in me. But a black heart would see the difference and think oh my I wish I were to become as white as that.I will explain the mstery of this parable. The Black heart is the hardened Jew heart that God commanded, the white heart is the glory and fullness of the times of the gentiles, that provoke the black heart to jealousy, the grey heart was the heart that the Jews had before God hardened it. So my thery is that God hardened their hearts so that in future they can see their own misery and be jealous of the gentiles much better than a greay heart would be. What do you think ? I think it's a great explanation I'm more and more thinking that our Bible is just written for those who will be brought into the kingdom in this age--from Moses until the fullfillment of the Gentiles. What happens in the next age is not very well spelled out. Should it be? Or should the day be sufficient unto itself? I have enough problems just getting through the day.TTI could be wrong but I think that the bible will be widely used during the 1000 millenium peace. It is possible that Jesus may not be visible to the people at that time but will rule in the heavens with his saints over restored Jerusalem. The word of the lord goeth forth from Jerusalem and the nations do flow into it to honour the king every year. IsiahBut the Bible does say that someday God will be all in all-- NOT all in all that's left.
We are not born saved, we're born lost - with the sin of Adam upon us
I believe the book of Revelation is mostly directed at Israel.
Doesn't it stand to reason that the "book of life" are the names of all the Israelites
I don't believe any Gentile's name is in this book
if Jesus does the same and hides the kingdom, isn't that hypocrisy?
Jabcat said:QuoteWe are not born saved, we're born lost - with the sin of Adam upon usJust to not be mistaken, I don't mean to imply that people come into this world void of the taint of Adam's fall. Certainly, the fallen separated nature is passed on from Adam unto all his progeny. However, when the young pass, Christ's sacrifice provides for them. For example, when the aborted child passes, she does not go unto the zone of separation, but rather, passes unto the realm of Light and Life. Just wanted to emphasize that so not to be mistaken.
I don't know of any scrips that indicate salvation by innocence.
JabcatQuoteI don't know of any scrips that indicate salvation by innocence.Consider.Mark 10:14Suffer the little children to come unto me, and forbid them not[/color]The words of Christ are not just a record of what Christ said a long time ago, but transcend time and space and are ALIVE. It's not so much that He said these things, but rather that He is SAYING this RIGHT NOW. The passage I posted in the spirit realm, is a constant, living call going forth and forth and forth. It is alive. So when the little child passes, from this realm unto the realm of Spirit, this living call, grips him and pulls him into the realm of Life and Light. Maybe, I'm not using the best way to describe this, but when the little child passes unto spirit, this living spoken Word creates a "tractor beam" (for lack of a better word) and pulls them unto Him.
Jabcat said: CHB saidQuoteI believe the book of Revelation is mostly directed at Israel. While it is true that there is a strong Israel focus, we still need to remember that Revelation speaks to:Revelation 14:6. . . to EVERY nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people,[/color]QuoteDoesn't it stand to reason that the "book of life" are the names of all the IsraelitesI don't think it works, here's why; The Bible says:John 3:16For God so loved the WORLD. . .[/color]If the Lamb's Book of Life contained ONLY the names of Israelites, then john 3:16 would have to read "For God so loved the ISRAEL"Jesus purchased the right to His Book of Life by His blood, which was shed not ONLY for Israel, but for ALL the world. Israel could be considered a subset of ALL the World. Because the Book of Life now belongs to Jesus, it is called the Lamb's Book of Life. Because Jesus, by His blood, was given the right to break the seals and open the Book, he is allowed to: 1. Open the Book2. Delete names out of the Book3. Confess names unto His Father from the Book. QuoteI don't believe any Gentile's name is in this book So Saint Luke's name is not in the Book of Life? How about the Galatians that Paul wrote to? The Corinthians? The Romans? I don't think it works to restrict the Book of Life to ONLy Israelis, when Christ clearly was providing a means unto God for ALL.


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DESTIN — When I was in college, the Ale House chain in my town was incredibly popular. It had been at least 10 years since I visited an Ale House, and was excited when I had the opportunity to dine at Miller's Ale House in Destin.
I'd heard that Miller's was pretty busy with a lengthy wait, so my friend and I dined there sometime between lunch and dinner with no wait.
The food
The menu is pretty large. In fact, our waitress said she'd give us some time to look through the restaurant's "novel."
My friend and I both wanted to try the jambalaya, but for variety's sake I ordered the seafood macaroni and cheese.
Our food came quickly, and my pasta was piping hot. The macaroni and cheese part of the dish wasn't too heavy, and there was plenty of shrimp and scallops throughout the dish. I ended up leaving some of the pasta on the plate just because I was saving room for dessert.
My friend's jambalaya also was good and had plenty of sausage, chicken and shrimp over rice that was cooked with Cajun seasonings, red and green peppers, onions, scallions and tomatoes.
My friend said at her college Ale House her group usually ordered beer and Capt'n Jack's Buried Treasure. We ordered the Buried Treasure to share, and couldn't finish it. It's a mammoth slice of ice cream cake with an Oreo crust, caramel and Heath Bar crunch swimming in a sea of hot fudge and topped with whipped cream and a cherry.
This cake was amazing. It is the reason I will return to Miller's Ale House. The richness of the Oreos, toffee bits and hot fudge combined with the texture of the crunch of the toffee and creaminess of the hot fudge send this dessert over the edge. And, at $4.99 it was well worth its price.
Miller's Ale House also serves Zingers, which are a very popular menu item. These are boneless chicken wings. What makes Zingers special is Ale House takes them a step further by offering a variety of toppings.
They have the Zinger Mountain Melt, which is the medium garlic wings piled over fries and topped with melted jack and cheddar cheese, bacon bits and scallions. Another choice is Zingers Florentine which are the wings tossed in a garlic parmesan sauce and topped with spinach dip, Monterrey jack and parmesan cheese and diced tomatoes.
They also have quesadillas, nachos, burgers, salads and sandwiches and seafood.
Because it's an ale house, Miller's also serves more than 75 varieties of beer. They also have a ton of drink specials every day.
The atmosphere
This is definitely a sports bar. Miller's has more than 60 flatscreen televisions. There is no seat in this restaurant where you cannot have a perfect view of a TV.
While we were there on a Monday afternoon, many diners chose to dine on the outside patio where there was a mixture of families and older couples taking a leisurely lunch.
The service
Our waitress, Diana, was super nice. My friend remarked she thought she would have made a perfect "Saturday Night Live" character — that's how nice she was.
A final taste
Miller's is a nice place to park yourself for the big game, enjoy a meal or just a snack, but mostly definitely try Capt'n Jack's Buried Treasure.
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We in the states have been brought up on the idea that slavery was just black people picking cotton for 16 hours a day then singing "negro spirituals" over a pot of chitlins and collard greens in undisturbed solace. Conveniently overlooking the depraved horrors that happened on a daily basis like slave owners raping women in front of their families just for laughs, or deformed babies getting ripped from their mother's arms and thrown to the dogs as a treat.
So when this film shows some of real shit that went down, some people's romanticized views were threatened and they decided to leave angrily.
QT must have some cut footage of more fucked up shit the producers asked to be cut out. Imma get me the eventual director's cut on blu ray.
I wish he did Director's cuts, but I guess he tends to get exactly what he wants into the cinemas most of the time.
Killer Joe-9/10 William Friedkin is still alive thank god.
Finally saw Looper earlier today (I know, I'm bad).
Spoiler!Yo Joseph Gordon Levitt, why you gotta be so dramatic? You could've just shot your own hand off, dude.
Great little sci-fi flick.
Gonna be going a potential Internet drought for possibly up to 6 weeks so trying to get some films lined up. Currently obtaining looper, Cloud Atlas & Brazil.
'obtaining', lol
I need to watch Cloud Atlas still. Brazil is a classic, enjoy.
Rec 2 was pretty good, some of the zombie/found footage elements felt a little tired but I liked the take on the zombie virus.
Hurry up [REC]4!
Saw Jack Reacher just a short while ago. Not a bad film at all and given that I've enjoyed a couple of recent Cruise films lately it makes me think it'd be nice if he wasn't a wanker in real life.
Movie Weekend here..
Saw V for Vendetta, Exam, Paranorman, Super 8, Step Up Revolution and Looper.
Enjoyed each one of them!
Lucky weekend choice.
Also caught Jack Reacher on a cinema, and the story was great, i was expecting mindless shootings and action..
But the ending was crap!
I hated the ending monologue. It should have ended when Reacher leaves.
I don't think he has that many great flicks to be fair, though I enjoyed Ghost Protocol and Jack Reacher. He's one of those actors that in my opinion does roles that most of the time any other male actor could pull off. Harrison Ford and Michael Douglas are other names off the top of my head.
I can go with that. Thinking about my DVD/Bluray collection (which is waaaaay to large), I don't think I own any of his movies, but I feel he always does great in his roles.
Wait, just thought of one: I was given Minority Report as a Christmas gift several years ago. So I own one.
I can't say I like any film where Tom Cruise has a leading role. He's almost as bad as Nic Cage in what he chooses to do.
I'm watching Cloud Atlas. Still got a lot of it to go and it is hella confusing but it has some of the most convincing prosthetic work I've ever seen. A wonderful and looping cast too. Hugo Weaving is popping up everywhere right now in it.
Also I gotta tally up how many films I can remember watching in 2012. Scary numbers.


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ANCIENT FEASTS OF ISRAELJESUS' FULFILLMENT OF FEASTS BY HIS EARTHLY MINISTRYUNBORN BABY'S DEVELOPMENT PATTERNED AFTER FEASTSPASSOVER. Passover occurred on the fourteenth day of the first month- the month of Abib or Nisan (Leviticus 23:5). Passover commemorated the salvation of Israelite children from death- through faith placed in the (Passover) lamb's blood- and the beginning of a new life in the Promised Land- as God used Moses to lead His people from bondage in Egypt.NEW LIFE. God sent His Son, Jesus, to give all believers eternal life (John 3:16; etc.). Paul called Jesus our Passover Lamb (1 Corinthians 5:7). Any person who accepts by faith Jesus' blood sacrifice is given new life- an eternal life with Jesus in Heaven (John 3:1-21; etc.).OVULATION. If one counts the month a woman becomes pregnant as the first month of pregnancy, ovulation occurs on the fourteenth day of the first month. At ovulation, a new life is readied, requiring only the next step- fertilization.UNLEAVENED BREAD. The Feast of Unleavened Bread began on the day following Passover (Leviticus 23:6). This feast commemorated the haste required by the Israelites as they left Egypt (the bread did not have time to rise) and also symbolized the need to remove leaven from the homes (leaven, or yeast, was a metaphor for sin).THE SEED. Jesus was buried in less than one day after His crucifixion. The Seed (Jesus) was buried- or planted- in the tomb. Seed of any plant must be buried in soil before it can sprout and bear fruit. Our Seed, Jesus, was planted so that He could rise as the Firstfruits of resurrection (1 Corinthians 15:20-23; etc.), with the proof and promise that those who believe in Him would also be resurrected from death (James 1:18; etc.). Jesus had no leaven (sin) in Him.FERTILIZATION. Fertilization of the mother's egg (ovum) with the father's sperm- literally, planting of the father's seed- must occur within one day of ovulation, or that ovum disintegrates and pregnancy cannot occur that month.FIRSTFRUITS. The Feast of Firstfruits began on Sunday following Passover (Leviticus 23:9-14), and could, therefore, occur on any date between two to six days after Passover. Celebration of Firstfruits involved waving a sheaf of the first harvested grain before God, and was a statement by God's people of faith in Him to provide for all their needs as well as an offering of thanksgiving for all He had provided.JESUS' RESURRECTION. Jesus, our Bread of Life (John 6:35), rose from death on the third day after His crucifixion (John 24:7; etc.). The planted Seed literally rose to become the Firstfruits of resurrection (1 Corinthians 15:20-23), as a sign of His Divinity and a promise that believers in Him would also be raised from death to eternal life.IMPLANTATION. After fertilization, the fertilized ovum (egg) slowly moves through the fallopian tube into the cavity of the womb (uterus) for approximately two to six days, until it implants into the endometrium (the lining of the uterus) where it will be nourished and will develop until birth. At birth, the "fruit" of pregnancy comes forth- a baby with an eternal soul.PENTECOST. The Festival of Weeks, Shavuot or Pentecost, occurred fifty days after Firstruits (Leviticus 23:15-16; Deuteronomy 16:9-10). This festival was an offering of new grain to God in thanksgiving for the summer grain harvest.HARVEST. The Christian Church- the body of Jesus the Christ- began on the Day of Pentecost following Jesus' resurrection (John 14:16-20; Acts, Chapter 2; etc.). From this day forward, this Church would reap a great harvest of souls for God's Kingdom (Joel 2:28-29), with believers in Jesus being transformed into a new creation (2 Corintians 5:17; etc.).NEW CREATION (FETUS). As the implanted ovum continues to develop, he or she becomes recognizable with human-like features at approximately fifty days of gestation. From this time forward, the new creation becomes more human-like in appearance day after day until birth.TRUMPETS. The Feast (Day) of Trumpets, Yom Teruah, occurred on the first day of the seventh* month, the month of Ethanim (or, Tishri) (Leviticus 23:23-25; Numbers 29:1-6). Trumpet blasts on this day acknowledged the presence of God in the land, announced the two major Holy Days to follow in the month, and signalled the finality of God's plan for the year's harvest. (*The number seven is symbolic of the completion of a work of God.)BELIEVERS' RAPTURE/ RESURRECTION. Jesus will return in the clouds to resurrect dead believers and rapture (translate, snatch up) living believers, that they may be with Him forever in Heaven (Acts 1:11; 1 Corinthians 15:51-54; 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17; etc.). This event will be accompanied by the sound of God's trumpet and a shouted command for believers to come up to the Lord.HEARING. The unborn baby's hearing is fully developed by the seventh month of gestation, so that he or she can discriminate sounds, e.g,, the sounds of God's trumpet and the command to come up to the Lord.ATONEMENT. The Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur, occured on the tenth day of the seventh month (Leviticus 23:26-32; Numbers 29:7-11). This solemn day for the atonement of the sins of the people through confession and repentance involved the shedding of blood from sacrificial animals. (NOTE: Two goats were sacrificed. Blood from the goat for the LORD was sprinkled on the mercy seat of the Ark of the Covenant, the goat for azazel [Hebrew: az-aw-zale']- the scapegoat, the goat of departure- took up the sins of the people and was removed from the community [to take away the sins] and killed [to never bring the sins back]. Thus, the goat for azazel symobolized God's promise to forgive and forget sin, after a sinner's confession and repentance.)REDEMPTION. Surviving Zion (Israel) will be saved during the Tribulation, as Jews come to accept Jesus as their Messiah and Savior (Romans 11:26). Redemption from sin- for Jews and Gentiles alike- can occur only through personal acceptance of Jesus' blood sacrifice on the cross (Ephesians 1:7; Colossians 1:14; etc.). Like the symbolic goat for azazel, Jesus through His crucifixion (blood sacrifice) became the way He could take our sins upon Himself and remove them from us, if we confess and repent of the sins (Isaiah, Chapter 53; 2 Corinthians 5:21; Colossians 2:13-15; 1 Peter 2:24; etc.).BLOOD (HEMOGLOBIN A). Hemoglobin is the iron-containing protein in red blood cells which transports life-sustaining oxygen to the body's cells. During early pregnancy, the unborn baby requires a special hemoglobin, fetal hemoglobin (hemoglobin F), to carry oxygen from the mother's placenta. After birth, the baby requires another hemoglobin, adult hemoglobin (hemoglobin A), to carry atmospheric oxygen from the lungs. The change from fetal (F) hemoglobin to adult (A) hemoglobin occurs during the seventh month of pregnancy. Thus, the change in the baby's blood hemoglobin prepares the baby to live outside of the womb in the world, just as Jesus' blood sacrifice prepares the believer to live outside of Earth in Heaven.TABERNACLES. The Feast of Tabernacles (Ingathering, Booths, Sukkot) began on the fifteenth day of the seventh month (Leviticus 23:33-43; Deuteronomy 16:13-15). This feast, commemorating the time the Israelites lived in camp huts during their journey through the wilderness to the Promised Land, was a time of joy and celebration for all that God had given His people.KINGDOM. Immediately after the Tribulation, Jesus will return to Earth and establish His rule during the Millennial Kingdom (Isaiah 9:7; Revelation 20:4-6; etc.). During this time, Jesus will physically tabernacle (dwell) with His people on Earth. In other words, the Spirit of God will physically live on Earth.LUNGS. The unborn baby's lungs begin to develop sufficiently to breathe more efficiently after birth, during the seventh month of pregnancy. "Spirit" and "breath" are similar Biblical concepts: God blew His breath into Adam to bring him to life (Genesis 2:7). When the Holy Spirit descended upon believers at the birth of the Christian Church on the Day of Pentecost, one of the Spirit's manifestations was "the sound of a rushing wind" (Acts 2:2). The New Testament Greek word translated "wind" is pno-ay', which comes from the word pneh';-o, which means "to breathe hard."CHANUKAH (HANUKKAH). The Feast of Dedication was not a Mosaic feast. This feast, prophesied in Daniel 8:9-14, commemorated the cleansing of the Temple after it was recaptured from the Seleucid Greeks (Antiochus IV, Epiphanes) by the Maccabeans in the Second Century B.C. This feast was celebrated after ten lunar cycles- or, 280 days (40 weeks)- into the Jewish year. Hanukkah today is represented by the nine-lamp Hanukkah menorah, which stands for victory and new life.ETERNITY. After the Millennial Kingdom, which will be ruled by Jesus, New Jerusalem (Heaven) will descend to Earth, and here will God the Father and Jesus live with believers forever (Revelation 21:1 22:5). NOTE: Appreciate the significance of the Hanukkah miracle. There was only enough sanctified oil to light the Temple lamp for one day, but the oil miraculously lasted for eight days. Jesus is the Light of the world (John 8:12; etc.). One day to us is like one-thousand years to the Lord (Psalm 90:4; 2 Peter 3:8). Thus, eternity can be considered the "eighth day of creation," as follows: Days 1 through 4 represent the 4,000 years between Adam and Jesus' First Coming. Days 5 and 6 represent the 2,000 years between Jesus' First and Second Comings. Day 7 represents the Millennial Kingdom. Day 8 represents Eternity, which follows the Millennial Kingdom.ETERNAL LIFE. The baby is delivered (born) after approximately 280 days of gestation. This baby is eternal because he or she possesses a soul. This soul will live forever- either in joy in Heaven or in torment in Hell.
What if we are just the gestational womb for our spirit bodies?
Quote from: Molly on October 28, 2011, 03:49:07 PMWhat if we are just the gestational womb for our spirit bodies?In that case you need to prove certain "links". If they exist they must be much diffrent from this article.
we are the gestational womb for our spiritual bodies. Our earth is the feild where spiritual seed is sown. every plant not planted by the Father will be uprooted.
Saved by childbirth?
So 1 through 4 represents death of the physical body and birth of firstfruits?And 5 through 8 represents the end of the age with the birthing of [the rest of] the corporate body?
Now I'm wondering if our spiritual bodies go through a similar change to prepare for heaven.What if we are just the gestational womb for our spirit bodies?
Mmm, what if I say 8=1?1] Passover - Death8] Wedding at Cana.Death starts the wedding. (believers are only betrothed)Does that expose me as a heretic?
I wonader is that the reason Jesus told Mary..it is not yet my time? when wedding feast and water to wine
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Robert C. "Bobby" Allston, 58, of Summerville, SC, died Friday, May 3, 2013 at a Charleston hospital.
A graveside service will be held Wednesday afternoon, May 8, 2013 at Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery in Adams Run at 1 o'clock. Friends will call at Parks Funeral Home Tuesday evening from 6 – 8 o'clock. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Camp Happy Days, 1622 Ashley Hall Rd., Charleston, SC 29407.
Mr. Allston was born February 7, 1955 in Charleston, SC, a son of the late William W. Allston, Jr. and Lorese G. Allston. He was a graduate of Summerville High School and the S.C. Criminal Justice Academy. Bobby was a Sergeant with the Dorchester County Sheriff's Office. He was a member of Masonic Lodge #234. He was Episcopalian.
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By Cary Ammons, Antlers Public School Superintendent
There are many thing happening at Antlers Public Schools. As we approach the midway point of second semester, many parents will be or have received progress reports for their child. Please take the time to go over these reports with your child and discuss any details with them.
We encourage our parents to talk with your child about their grades, attendance, school functions and whatever they want to discuss.
Basketball's regular season will come to an end next week. Both boys and girls programs have seen exciting moments this year and we all hope for more as we head into the playoffs. We have been chosen to host districts this year against Valliant. This will take place, Saturday, February 18, 2012, with the first starting at 6:30 p.m. and the boys playing afterward.
Antlers will play host to our Power lifting Meet next week, Thursday and Friday, in the Fair Building. If you get a chance stop by and support our student athletes.
In closing, Antlers Public Schools wants to take this opportunity to thank everyone who submitted a survey for our calendar committee. The calendar committee, along with administration, has chosen not to go forward with more details concerning a Four Day Schedule for next school year. We have moved in a calendar for next year that resembles this school year wit some minor changes that coincide with the culture of our community and school system.
On a quick note, school will be dismissed February 20, 2012, for President's Day. Please mark your calendar as school will be closed but will resume on Tuesday, Fe. 21. Parents, community and citizens of Antlers, we thank you for your support of the Antlers Public School System!!!