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Adult Vaccinations You Need
- Tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis (Td/Tdap): a booster is needed every 10 years. A pregnant woman who had a shot 10 or more years earlier should get a booster during the second or third trimester. Tdap should be given in place of Td for adults 19-64 years old who have never received Tdap in the past.
- Human papillomavirus (HPV): three-dose series given to females age 11-26 who haven't already received the vaccination.
- Varicella (chickenpox): two-dose series given to adults with no evidence of immunity to the chickenpox virus. Pregnant women should not get this vaccine.
- Zoster (shingles): one-dose vaccine for adults 50 and older. Pregnant women should not get this vaccine.
- Measles, mumps, rubella (MMR): one or more doses given to adults with no evidence of immunity. Pregnant women should not get this vaccine.
- Influenza (flu): yearly vaccination given to adults 50 and older and any younger adults who would like to decrease their risk for infection. This is also recommended for younger adults with certain medical, occupational, and other indications including chronic heart or lung disease, diabetes, health care workers, or residents of nursing homes. The vaccine is available as a flu shot and nasal spray flu vaccine. The flu season can range from October to May, and the CDC recommends vaccination throughout the flu season.
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In 1928, Georges Bataille published this first novel under a pseudonym, a legendary shocker that uncovers the dark side of the erotic by means of forbidden obsessive fantasies of excess and sexual extremes. A classic of pornographic literature, Story of the Eye finds the parallels in Sade and Nietzsche and in the investigations of contemporary psychology; it also forecasts Bataille's own theories of ecstasy, death and transgression which he developed in later work.
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For the past three seasons, the Augusta Eagles football program has been focused on building a team in its infancy. The upcoming season marks the start of new chapter for the program started by Tim Alba. What began as an 8-man football program will now transition to 11-man football and join the Glory For Christ football league based out of Atlanta. For Alba, the athletic director of the program, and head coach Samuel Lilly the move for the 2013 season is a sign of things to come in the future.
"Now that we're in a league and have moved to 11-man football, it just feels more like football, which will be good for the program and the potential for it to grow, Lilly said after the teams second practice in pads Friday. "Plus, now we will be playing at Lions field, which is an improvement in terms of facilities.
The Eagles' program is designed to give home-school students and students who attend alternative schools or schools without football teams to participate in athletics.
Alba and Lilly both know the season will be a challenge. The Eagles will start off the year with an exhibition against Fox Creek. The schedule doesn't get much easier for the team once they begin regular season play. The Eagles play each of the leagues top five teams from the 2012 season including the GFC champion East Atlanta Mustangs. In the season finale they will play the other CSRA representative in the league, Augusta Prep.
"I feel a little bit like David and Goliath, we've got a lot of big, well-managed and put together programs on the schedule, and we're just kind of coming into that this year, Alba said. "The team has a lot to prove. I think if they work hard and have passion, they'll be all right. If they put themselves into this, I think it will be a good season."
The coaching staff has high hopes for senior quarterback Robert Hayes. Hayes is one of the leaders of the program and has been making his way around the nation this summer for camps and combines.
"He's one of our older and more experience players, so he'll be a key to any type of success," Lilly said.
Success on the field is even more important for the Eagles who are still facing the challenges of increasing the number of players in the program. One of Alba's goals is to get more students from the three magnet schools in Richmond County and any private school in the area, including Victory Christian in North Augusta.
"What I would like to see eventually is for the team to become large enough to have a junior varsity and varsity, Alba said. "I would love to also see us eventually move into our own facilities, but that's much further down the road."
Eric Russell covers sports for the Aiken Standard. He graduated from USC Aiken in 2012 with a degree in communications.
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Semi-sheer white maxi dress with embroidered detailing. 3/4-length sleeves with ruffled trimming. Sleeve hems, waist, and middle of skirt portion has frayed trimming going around. Body of dress is fully lined with mesh. A gorgeous and romantic piece to keep bringing back season after season.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by kpruitt88 Ivory with a Vintage Feel I bought this dress in the white and although all the online pictures look white it is actually an antique white or ivory. Other than the color the dress looks exactly like it does online. The material is VERY thin and even though there is an extra layer underneath you can see through the entire dress; if you buy the white you will have to buy a slip as just wearing nude undergarments will not be enough. The horizontal lines in the dress have a bit of a frayed look to them, which you can see if you do a zoom on the close-up pics of the dress online. I think it adds to the vintage look of the dress, which I was going for. I am 5'3" and normally wear a size 2 in clothes which equates to an XS in FP. I bought the S and it fits perfect. I have an athletic build and sometimes I have difficulty with the arms of certain items being too tight on my biceps, that wasn't an issue for me in the S although I think it would have been if I sized down to an XS. The length is about 1-2" too long on me. I could wear it with flats if I wanted it to brush against the ground but with small heels it works perfect. 5.7.2014
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by ElleMaria Romantic I can't wait to wear this dress on Christmas Day! It looks so romantic and feminine. FYI - it is quite long for me - I am 5'3'' and ordered an XS so I will have to wear platform shoes. 12.6.2012
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Graystonskies Great concept, poor execution I've always had good luck with Free People purchases but unfortunately, this dress is an exception. The concept of the dress - pretty, flowing, Victorian - is great but the execution, the way the dress was designed and sewn together, is poor. I am 5'4", 36B bust, so I ordered a Medium in the hunter green color. I got the dress yesterday and was very disappointed. Right out of the package, before I had a chance to try it on, there was a hole in the left arm and the frayed trimming on the dress was REALLY frayed, as in almost in shreds, with long knotted threads hanging everywhere. What happened here? Did someone run over the dress with a truck before it was shipped? For $200 + it is not worth keeping. Also, the design of the dress with the frayed hemming makes one look frumpy, even in a dark color like the hunter green. It would have been better to keep the midsection streamlined, without all the frayed sections, and just have embroidery throughout. Anyway, a big disappointment....it's a shame, the dress looks lovely in the pictures. Back it goes :( 10.22.2014
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Noted legal commentator dies at 48By Neal Goswami
Vermont Press Bureau | July 29,2014
Photo provided Cheryl HannaMONTPELIER Vermont Law School Professor Cheryl Hanna, a frequent legal commentator for Vermont media outlets, died unexpectedly Monday, according to the school.
Hanna, 48, was an expert in constitutional law, the United States Supreme Court and women and the law. She received a bachelors degree from Kalamazoo College in 1988 and a law degree from Harvard Law School in 1992. Her work has been published in leading journals, including the Harvard Law Review, Yale Law Journal, and Michigan Journal of Gender and the Law.
Hanna made frequent appearances on Vermont Public Radio and WCAX-TV, and provided comments and analysis for newspapers around the state.
It is with the most profound sorrow that we announce the untimely death of our dear colleague Professor Cheryl Hanna, the school said in a statement Monday. Professor Hanna was a beloved teacher and role model to many within and beyond the Vermont Law School community. It is with heartache that we share this loss. She will be deeply missed by our faculty, staff, students and alumni.
Maryellen Apelquist, director of media relations for Vermont Law School, said there would be no further comment from the school.
Hanna is survived by her husband and two children. A memorial service will be held at a later date and details will be announced when plans are finalized, according to the school.
Hanna consulted on constitutional cases and represented public interest organizations through the filing of amicus briefs in cases before state and federal courts.
This included the amicus brief she and Vermont Law School students wrote on behalf of the Vermont Commission on Women in Dreves v. Hudson, the first case implicating Vermonts Equal Pay Act. The book she co-authored, Domestic Violence and the Law: Theory and Practice, was the leading casebook on violence against women, the statement reads.
According to her biography on the schools website, Hanna previously served on the 1992 Clinton-Gore campaign and as a Baltimore assistant states attorney before joining the Vermont Law School faculty in 1994. She had been a visiting professor at the University of California-Hastings College of the Law and at Seattle University School of Law.
Burlington Police Chief Michael Schirling issued a news release Monday afternoon saying Burlington Police and the Burlington Fire Department Ambulance were called to a home in the citys south end Sunday afternoon. He said a 48-year-old woman from Burlington was taken to Fletcher Allen Hospital where she was pronounced dead.
The department did not release the name of the woman, but Hanna reportedly died at her home in Burlington.
Schirling said an investigation Sunday and Monday, including an autopsy performed by the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, revealed no indication of foul play or suspicious circumstances in that death.
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Barbara E Ehrlich, PhD
Professor of Pharmacology and of Cellular and Molecular Physiology
Research Organizations
Cancer Center, Yale: Developmental Therapeutics
Cellular & Molecular Physiology: Neurobiology and Physiology of Synapses
Center for Polycystic Kidney Disease Research
Research Summary
The Laboratory of Molecular Hermeneutics is interested in how cells regulate their intracellular calcium concentration. Cells use changes in calcium as a trigger for many cellular events, including cell growth, secretion, contraction, and neurotransmission. We have focused on one aspect of this process, the release of calcium from intracellular stores. We use calcium imaging combined with electrophysiological, biochemical, and molecular techniques to study the classes of calcium release channels known to exist inside virtually all cells: the InsP3-gated channel, the ryanodine receptor, and polycystin-2. Our first goal is to understand the basic question: how is the function of these channels regulated. Our second goal is to use the answers to the first question to understand the loss of calcium regulation observed in disease states as seen in cells from patients with polycystic kidney disease or leading to drug-induced neuropathy. We hypothesize that these abnormalities in function are consequences, at least in part, of altered intracellular calcium homeostasis.
Selected Publications
- Jacob SN, Choe CU, Uhlen MP, DeGray B, Yeckel M, Ehrlich BE. Signaling micro-domains regulate InsP3-mediated intracellular Ca2+ transients in neurons. J Neurosci, 25:2853-64, 2005.
- Boehmerle W, Splittgerber U, Lazarus MB, McKenzie KM, Johnston DG, Austin DJ, Ehrlich BE. Paclitaxel induces calcium oscillations via an inositol 1,4,5-trisphosphate receptor and neuronal calcium sensor 1-dependent mechanism. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA, 103(4
- Estrada M, Uhlen P, Ehrlich BE. Ca2+ oscillations induced by testosterone enhance neurite outgrowth. J Cell Sci, 119(Pt 4):733-43, 2006.
- Rengifo, J., C.J. Gibson, E. Winkler, T. Collin, B.E. Ehrlich. Regulation of the Inositol (1,4,5)-Trisphosphate Receptor by O-GlcNAc Glycosylation. Journal of Neuroscience 27: 13813-13821 (2007).
- Heidrich, F.M., M. Estrada, Y., Huang, F.J. Giordano and B.E. Ehrlich. Chromogranin B regulates Ca2+ dependent and NF-kappaB mediated myocardial hypertrophic growth. Circulation Research 102(10):1230-8 (2008).
- Celic, A., E.T. Petri, B. Demeler B.E. Ehrlich, T.J. Boggon Validated de novo structural model of the polycystin-2 cytoplasmic C-terminal tail. Journal of Biological Chemistry 283:28305-12 (2008).


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Measuring only 1/4" (0.2590") thick, this is the world's thinnest calender wristwatch. The watch face fits comfortably under mens' sleeves and gloves, and it weighs merely one ounce, so you'll hardly know you're wearing it. Made by Steinhausen of Germany, crafters of fine timepieces for 85 years, the watch is the product of five years of research and design by German engineers and Swiss watchmakers who collaborated to put intricate mechanical clock movement into the world's thinnest watch face. The movement is precision Swiss quartz for accurate, reliable timekeeping, displayed on an elegantly simple face with Roman numerals and a day-of-the-month display. Plated in silver, the watch has a sapphire stone embedded into the crown and comes with two Italian leather bands (brown and black). Includes storage box.
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liked it so much, I bought two.
By Picky Person
from Seattle, WA
Purchased first as gift for boyfriend, a watch fanatic, so very critical of watches. He loved it. Once I saw how nice it was, very simple yet high quality and elegent looking, I decided to purchase one for myself. Get compliments often from other women!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Good product, calendar block small
By watcher
from New Smyrna Beach, FL
Very good watch but calendar block very small and faux alligator bands are not good quality.
Great watch body, not so great watchband
By Runners K&W
from Simpsonville, SC
After less than two weeks, the loop on the watch band broke. My husband decided he didn't trust the watch enough to keep. We are returning it.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Great looking watch.
By Prof Al
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I have many watches that i alternate. Will wear this comfortable one 1-2x per week. Very lightweight and slim. Doesn't interfere with cuffs on long sleeve shirts.
very pleased, great gift
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wear it daily, very comfortable
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This watch was just what I was looking for. It is thin enough to fit comfortably under the cuff of my dress shirts. It has a stylish look about it.
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The silver is just as nice as the gold.
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Many of us rely on Yelp for advice on restaurants, dry cleaners, retailers, handymen, gardeners, and so on under the assumption that it is a democratic site that supports all comments, good and bad, without bias.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
I found yesterday that Yelp filters results according to certain arcane rules that are not even disclosed to the reviewers who donate their time and efforts to the website's benefit. When a business patron writes a review it may or may not remain on the Yelp site according to these rules. There's no real way of knowing what will stick and what won't.
I found this out when I posted a glowing review of South County Process Service. This company, which was recommended to me by a close attorney friend had but one Yelp review at the time, and it was scathing. As opposed to that reviewer's experience, my dealing with them was laudatory, warranting a very positive review.
When I notified County Process Service that I had posted a good review (my first on Yelp), they replied: "We'll see if yelp filters the review. All of our good reviews get filtered. I'm not sure why yelp thinks our good reviews are fraudulent."
When I checked a week later, Lo and Behold! My review had been removed. Did Yelp tell me about it? Not one word!
My wife, a Realtor, had a similar experience: "They seem be wary of first-time reviewers. If your first review is negative then they let you post other reviews, but if your first review is positive then they remove it. The same goes if all your reviews are positive."
She went on: "I called Yelp after a business associate posted a positive review about me which was later removed. They hinted that if I advertised on Yelp this may not have occurred."
Yelp's illusion doesn't match reality.
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Pinewood's swim team recorded 45 season-best times during the Palmetto Christian Academy Invitational swim meet Saturday at I'On swim club in Mount Pleasant.
The Pinewood girls finished in seventh place and the Panther boys finished in fourth.
The meet began with the Girls 200-yard Medley Relay. Samantha Hilleshiem, Laura Xiaowan, Emily Pelcher and Katie Smoak teamed up to place eighth.
In the 50 Freestyle Summer Ricciardi placed second and Emily Shuler placed 11th. Ricciardi also placed in the 100 Butterfly, finishing fifth with a time of 1:10.25. Hilleshiem placed 10th in the same event.
Matti Easterday had an eighth-place finish in the 100 Freestyle with a personal-best time of 1:05.44. Shuler finished in ninth place in the 500 Freestyle with a time of 6:38.63.
The team of Shuler, Smoak, Anna Rook and Katie Stagliano placed fourth in the 200 Freestyle Relay.
Stagliano, a freshman, also finished in 9th in the 100 Backstroke. Finally, the team of Pelcher, Shuler, Hilleshiem and Elizabeth Soyka ended the meet with a fourth-place finish in the 400 Freestyle Relay.
The Pinewood boys also had a great meet.
The 200 Medley Relay team of Louis Easterday, Jacob Jurgensmeyer, Michael Saeger, and Ray Mennetti finished in eighth place. Saeger and Easterday also placed seventh and ninth respectively in the 200 Individual Medley.
Eighth-grader Connor Campbell had a personal-best time in the 200 Free and placed 10th. Freshman Nathan Greenslit just out-touched teammate Ray Mennetti in the 50 Freestyle as they placed ninth and 11th. Mennetti also placed seventh in the 100 Butterfly.
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Wow...very good, bobf--so, for every generation, the sun (the light/understanding/truth) from God is darkened/hidden, the moon (church/reflecting the light of God) is turned to blood/not giving light anymore-- and the stars fall (leaders/prophets in the church also darkened/not giving "light upon the earth" any longer, as was their purpose in Genesis)...."the powers" being the ordained powers of God being shaken, so that whatever cannot be shaken is all that remains....interesting!and then...if the Lord comes in your lifetime (comes into you) then the light/understanding/truth comes back...? Is this what you are saying?
Quote from: joyful1 on July 21, 2008, 02:23:19 PMSo-- the flesh is burned up, but the memory of the flesh is what Isaiah is talking about here--right? Very interesting-- thanks to bobf and willieH for giving your understanding on this! Does this help in explaining that annoyingly difficult verse:Matthew 24:28For wheresoever the carcase is, there will the eagles be gathered together.?Joyce :)Yes, I also understand Matthew 24:28 in the same light, though I think the Isaiah 66 verse is looking back on what has already occurred, while the Matthew verse is looking forward to what will occur, kind of like this:Isaiah 46:11 Calling a ravenous bird from the east, the man that executeth my counsel from a far country: yea, I have spoken it, I will also bring it to pass; I have purposed it, I will also do it. 12 Hearken unto me, ye stouthearted, that are far from righteousness: 13 I bring near my righteousness; it shall not be far off, and my salvation shall not tarry: and I will place salvation in Zion for Israel my glory.For example, for the prodigal son, the ravenous bird was the judgment of God, his reaping of a pig-life that he had sown. The carcase was the carnal spirit in the prodigal son that loved riotous living and squandering of his inheritance.I take Matthew 24 in it's entirety as using physical symbols to represent spiritual events in our lives. Not that I necessarily undertand all the symbols, wish I did.IMO that's why Jesus said "this generation will not pass till all be fulfillled" because it was all fulfilled in that generation and continues be fulfilled in each generation in the lives of each person being coverted to Christ.Example:Matthew 24:29 Immediately after the tribulation of those days shall the sun be darkened, and the moon shall not give her light, and the stars shall fall from heaven, and the powers of the heavens shall be shaken.Was fulfilled in believers leading up to the day of pentecost.Acts 2:16 But this is that which was spoken by the prophet Joel; 17 And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams: 18 And on my servants and on my handmaidens I will pour out in those days of my Spirit; and they shall prophesy: 19 And I will shew wonders in heaven above, and signs in the earth beneath; blood, and fire, and vapour of smoke: 20 The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood, before that great and notable day of the Lord come: 21 And it shall come to pass, that whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved.If you study all occurances of the phrase "The sun shall be turned into darkness, and the moon into blood" you can get an idea of what's happening.I believe it's about judgment on the house of God, not about AD 70 and all that. Vulture meet carcase.
So-- the flesh is burned up, but the memory of the flesh is what Isaiah is talking about here--right? Very interesting-- thanks to bobf and willieH for giving your understanding on this! Does this help in explaining that annoyingly difficult verse:Matthew 24:28For wheresoever the carcase is, there will the eagles be gathered together.?Joyce :)
but then why would Paul be looking for a soon coming of Christ, when he had Truth already revealed in him??
as clearly, Paul, Peter, John etc had the Spirit come to them, they were still awaiting a future coming???
....and if every generation is "is,was and will be", then what is the "coming" of Christ other than our "personal physical death"??
Quote from: laren on July 22, 2008, 03:06:47 AMbut then why would Paul be looking for a soon coming of Christ, when he had Truth already revealed in him??Quoteas clearly, Paul, Peter, John etc had the Spirit come to them, they were still awaiting a future coming???The spiritual coming of Christ to each person doesn't negate Christ's future coming in the history of mankind.This verse shows that Christ comes to us on a personal basis.John 14:17 Even the Spirit of truth; whom the world cannot receive, because it seeth him not, neither knoweth him: but ye know him; for he dwelleth with you, and shall be in you. 18 I will not leave you comfortless: I will come to you.Quote....and if every generation is "is,was and will be", then what is the "coming" of Christ other than our "personal physical death"??I don't think it's physical death at all.1. as thief in the night (judgment, wrath)2. the revelation of Christ in usIf these verses are only about the one-time coming of Christ in history (say 1000 years from now) how can I obey any of these verses? They have nothing to do with me.Luke 21:19 In your patience possess ye your souls. Luke 21:27 And then shall they see the Son of man coming in a cloud with power and great glory. 28 And when these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh. Luke 21:31 So likewise ye, when ye see these things come to pass, know ye that the kingdom of God is nigh at hand.Luke 21:34 And take heed to yourselves, lest at any time your hearts be overcharged with surfeiting, and drunkenness, and cares of this life, and so that day come upon you unawares. 35 For as a snare shall it come on all them that dwell on the face of the whole earth. 36 Watch ye therefore, and pray always, that ye may be accounted worthy to escape all these things that shall come to pass, and to stand before the Son of man.If this passage is about a one-time coming of Christ in history, then it does not apply to most of mankind. Many will have watched, but the Lord did not come while they were watched. Many will have slept, but the Lord did not come while they were sleeping.Mark 13:35 Watch ye therefore: for ye know not when the master of the house cometh, at even, or at midnight, or at the cockcrowing, or in the morning: 36 Lest coming suddenly he find you sleeping.
1Jn 2:18 Little children, it is the last hour; and as you have heard that the Antichrist is coming, even now many antichrists have come, by which we know that it is the last hour. compared to Matthew 24, where we are told "no one knows the hour"
So, these "about to" verses are more than our "own personal coming/pentacost" arent' they?? Unless we spiritualize them, some "internal second coming", then the apostles were wrong on their "about to" happen prophecies weren't they?? And if we do spiritualize them, then what is that "second return" spiritually, what is the "receiving the end of our faith"???
THANKS bobf!! Now I'm totally messed up!! LOL!!!
I've got to do some "re-thinking" here and I'm not ashamed to say it....your comments are good arguments and I need to get to the bottom of this!One comment on "Sun" however :Malachi 4 1For, behold, the day cometh, that shall burn as an oven; and all the proud, yea, and all that do wickedly, shall be stubble: and the day that cometh shall burn them up, saith the LORD of hosts, that it shall leave them neither root nor branch. 2But unto you that fear my name shall the Sun of righteousness arise with healing in his wings; and ye shall go forth, and grow up as calves of the stall. 3And ye shall tread down the wicked; for they shall be ashes under the soles of your feet in the day that I shall do this, saith the LORD of hosts.
Mal 4:1 For, lo, the day hath come, burning as a furnace, And all the proud, and every wicked doer, have been stubble, And burnt them hath the day that came, Said Jehovah of Hosts, That there is not left to them root or branch, Mal 4:2 And risen to you, ye who fear My name, Hath the sun of righteousness--and healing in its wings, And ye have gone forth, and have increased as calves of a stall. ...........It (YLT) seems to be equating the "sun" with the Day of The Lord and NOT the Lord himself?? If that is true--wow...THIS verse would have exposed THE TRUE PURPOSE FOR BURNING....and gone against the "hell" doctrine!! whoah!Joyce :)[/color]
I see where the YLT, on the other hand, does NOT capitalize "SUN":Mal 4:1 For, lo, the day hath come, burning as a furnace, And all the proud, and every wicked doer, have been stubble, And burnt them hath the day that came, Said Jehovah of Hosts, That there is not left to them root or branch, Mal 4:2 And risen to you, ye who fear My name, Hath the sun of righteousness--and healing in its wings, And ye have gone forth, and have increased as calves of a stall.
One other note: look at the articles included in the 2 translations and notice that in the (YLT) they used "its" wings-- (KJV) used "his" wings. and you can see that, in the (YLT) as well; it is the DAY that does the burning here...And burnt them hath the day that came, Said Jehovah of Hosts,....and the burning of the "wicked" is definitely "hurtful" to the flesh....but "healing" to the spirit....or do you think that it is "healing" only to the righteous?On the armies of Joel--I have to think about that one--I'm still reeling over this last discovery! LOL! Get back with you later today on the other!Joyce :)
bobf-- can you sum up in a short paragraph what you believe is the chronology of events for this age and the age to come? I'm probably asking too much here! LOL! but there are so many different takes on it now.....just want to understand where you are coming from?Sincerely,Joyce :)
With that said, here is about as detailed as I can get:1. There will be a first resurrection of God's elect few.2. There will be a second resurrection of the many.3. The few will judge the many.4. The many will be instructed in righteousness and brought into God's kingdom by the few.Bob
Indeed, I agree. It is hard to find many to recognize this. If I had said this, there are many in this forum would have stood against me saying that I think myself special to be selected as the few who will judge the many, as if I have ever put myself in that position or know exactly what it means to be judged by the righteous of God (who is Love by the way).
Whether we are the few or the many, does not change the fact that the few will judge the many and that the few will be the ones who instruct the many in righteousness and into God's Kingdom. Saying this, the few are not "Universalists" or "Catholics" or "Protestants" etc or have all the knowledge of the Truth neatly piled.
It is those who have unity in Faith in the Son of God because even if they were off on their knowledge, in the First Resurrection, there is no flesh to obscure the knowledge of the Truth and so all things would be made clear.
Hello Bob, I disagree with Matt, the resurrection of the dead was a promise to even the Old Testament Saints who trusted in Jesus, though they did not know Him by Name, they did know the Lord.
Hi bobf,To me, the most important thing that I have learned is that my heart seems to be in the process of literally being "changed." I'm not the same as I was 20 years ago, 20 months ago, 20 days ago....it is an ongoing process that seems to be ocurring. If He chooses me to be part of the elect, then that choice is His, not mine. God does the choosing. If He does not choose me/ hasn't chosen me, then He is still being very gracious and kind to me by giving me the oportunity to have at least some of this awful carnality burned off in advance of the LOF. Not that I don't strive toward the "mark of the high calling in Christ Jesus", I certainly do! I see the elect as the "servants" of others, just as a judge is a "public servant" and a true priest "serves the flock," by "feeding it." Jesus did not come to be served, but to serve. Remember his admonition to the desciples about that? Luke 22:24-26 24And there was also a strife among them, which of them should be accounted the greatest. 25And he said unto them, The kings of the Gentiles exercise lordship over them; and they that exercise authority upon them are called benefactors. 26But ye shall not be so: but he that is greatest among you, let him be as the younger; and he that is chief, as he that doth serve. Okay....just my thoughts here!Have a great day! Joyce :)


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Michael Lee Harrelson, 33, of Plantation Road in Hephzibah, Ga., was charged with two counts of drugs and unlawful manufacture of methamphetamine, two counts of child endangerment, reckless driving, operating an uninsured vehicle and no South Carolina driver's license.
Laure Marie McKee, 27, of Cato Road in Warrenville, was charged with attempt to manufacture methamphetamine, possession of methamphetamine and unlawful conduct to a child. She and Harrelson were placed in the Aiken County detention center, where they remained on Monday.
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Thursday, April 18, 2013
A teacher at Summerville Elementary School is awaiting a bond hearing after being arrested Wednesday night on drug charges in Berkeley County.
Terri Goldman Wooten, 49, was arrested at a Ladson residence along with 37-year-old David Eugene Cauthen.
The Berkeley County Sheriff's Office Drug Enforcement Unit conducted a search warrant at 1024 Douglas Wayne Road in Ladson on April 17.
According to the BCSO, during the search agents located the components to manufacture methamphetamine along with approximately 14 gross grams of a white powder substance that field tested positive for methamphetamine, approximately 2.3 gross grams of marijuana, 12 dosage units of LSD "Acid," and 46 Xanax pills.
Both Wooten and Cauthen are charged with trafficking meth, distribution near a school, possession of a schedule 4 narcotic, and possession of LSD. In addition, Cauthen is also charged with manufacturing meth.
Wooten is a fourth grade teach at Summerville Elementary School.
Dorchester District 2 Public Information Officer Pat Raynor said that the school district was notified Thursday morning of the arrest.
Raynor said that the district found a replacement teacher for Wooten, and that Wooten will be placed on administrative leave with pay.
"It is district policy to automatically put a teacher on administrative leave with pay, pending due process," Raynor said. "State law dictates what steps will be taken by the school district going forward.
"Someone at the school will be taking over her class, and doing what is in the best interest of the children."
According to the Dorchester District 2 Website, Wooten is a 1988 graduate of Lander College, and is originally from Ninety-Six, SC. She received a Master's Degree in Education from Charleston Southern University.
According to the site, Wooten began her teaching career at Spann Elementary School in 1988, and has also taught at Windsor Hill Elementary. She currently teaches a single-gender class at SES of fourth grade girls.
A bond hearing for Wooten and Cauthen was held Thursday evening.
Wooten had bond set at $79,000 for distribution of a controlled substance within ½ mile of a school, possession of LSD, possession of a Schedule 4 narcotic (Xanax) and trafficking methamphetamine.
Bond was set at $124,600 for Cauthan, whose legal address is listed as 218 Deer Track Lane in Moncks Corner, although according to BCSO Wooten and Cauthan share a residence in Ladson, where the arrest occurred. Cauthan's bond was set for distribution of a controlled substance within ½ mile of a school, possession of LSD, possession of marijuana, possession of a Schedule 4 narcotic (Xanax), manufacturing methamphetamine and trafficking methamphetamine.
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Saturday, August 30, 2014
A mob of garnet followed behind cornerback Dakaire Alston as he streaked into the end zone after an 85-yard interception return with just seconds to play.
A fitting end to a second-half defensive masterpiece.
Wando scored 45 unanswered in the second half to run away with a 45-13 win over White Knoll in the Warriors' season debut Friday at home.
Alston's interception was the seventh turnover forced by the Wando defense in the second half.
"They were ready to play a physical AAAA ballgame," Wando head coach Jimmy Noonan said. "I'm very proud of our defense tonight."
Trailing 13-0 at halftime, Wando (1-0) allowed White Knoll (0-2) past the 50-yard line just twice through the final two quarters, once off a fumble and the other resulting from an interception for a touchdown.
Warriors safety Stephen Barrera intercepted a pass in the third quarter, then recovered a fumble in the fourth that set up Bailey Hart for a 4-yard touchdown run just seconds later to put Wando up 21-13.
"Our defense buckled down," Barrera said. "Our offense needed us to step up and we made some plays to help get them going."
Wando forced turnovers on White Knoll's first six drives of the fourth quarter. Five of those turnovers were turned into points within two minutes on the ensuing drive.
"We didn't execute," White Knoll head coach Dean Howell said. "I don't know. We just fell apart and next thing you know, you're behind. I felt like we were losing momentum in the first half when we should have kept scoring and couldn't do it. That's what makes me the sickest."
Five different players scored for Wando after the Warriors failed to reach the White Knoll red zone in the first half.
After being bottled up most of the first half, Wando running back Kenny Waring broke loose in the second, finishing with 122 yards and three touchdowns. Wando finished with 231 rushing yards, averaging 6.2 yards per carry.
Wando opens a three-game road trip next week starting with Ashley Ridge, and followed by trips to Lexington and Summerville. Wando was 0-7 on the road last season.
"This is a good start, but we have to learn how to get on the bus as well," Noonan said. "You have to win on the road over the year. We're going to enjoy this for a day then challenge our guys next week and prepare for a very good Ashley Ridge team."
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The full text of Perryman's Report is attached to this story. Read it here.
KBTX reported Monday that the B/CS Convention & Visitors Bureau says a move to the SEC would benefit Bryan/College Station. Read that story here.
Economist Dr. Ray Perryman released an analysis that concludes that if A&M were to leave, the state would lose 3,050 jobs and $217.2 million in output each year, even if the rest of the conference remains intact.
The Aggies' departure would reduce state fiscal revenue by $28.2 million a year and losses to local governments would total $13.1 million, Perryman estimated.
A&M's Board of Regents voted Monday to give Texas A&M President R. Bowen Loftin the authority to take any action he deems necessary regarding conference alignment.
The move comes amid speculation the Aggies want to leave the Big 12 for the Southeastern Conference, which reaffirmed its 12-school alignment Sunday, but left the door open for expansion.
The vote came soon after the chairman of the Texas House Committee on Higher Education, state Rep. Dan Branch, indefinitely postponed a legislative hearing on A&M's possible move.
Loftin said Monday there is still a chance the Aggies will stay in the Big 12.
He said A&M is looking only at the Southeastern Conference right now, but didn't rule out other possibilities.
Loftin says any realignment by Texas A&M would take place after a "lengthy' process.
If A&M leaves the Big 12 and the conference dissolves because of other realignments, losses in total spending could top $1 billion, 8,329 jobs would be lost, state fiscal revenue would be reduced by $53. 2 million per year and local governments would lose a total of $22.6 million a year.
"Schools in the premier conferences also realize notable benefits such as national media exposure and lucrative media contracts, and the presence of four schools in a premier conference is important to Texas' ability to capitalize on the potential economic stimulus of college athletics," Perryman said.
Perryman who is a graduate from Baylor and also an economist there says the Perryman group did not receive any money from Waco or Baylor to compose this report. In fact he says the Perryman Group did it on it's own, noting he was not commissioned by anyone for the analysis.
Texas A&M Economist, Dr. Thomas Saving says although he hasn't read the whole report, but says the part about thousands of jobs and millions of dollars being lost is "absolutely absurd".
Saving says "SEC fans will show up". He says "have you seen how they travel to Nascar events?" "Have you seen Tennessee football games? They pack in 100-thousand plus fans and those fans travel." "So this report is absolutely absurd."
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Last Thursday's scramble was rained out. But that's OK because the rain really helped out. Definitely something the greens needed. They've grown more in the last week than in the first 4 months of the year.
The scramble will tee off at 6:00 p.m. this week if we don't get rained out again.
Big Randy Dillishaw is the league winner this year. Randy nudged Moe Calder out by 1/2 point. These two guys have been fighting it out all season.
On Tuesday, April 19, 2011 the Antlers Girls Golf Team participated in the Regional Qualifying Tournament in Sulpher at the Sulpher Hills Golf Course.
The Girl's team took home 4th place out of the schools that were in attendance and all four team members qualified to move on and participate in the Regional Tournament in Purcell on Tuesday, April 26, 2011.
The Antlers Girls Golf Team includes Megan Buchanan, Kaci Hokett, Hanna Maple and Breanna Rosa. The girls are coached by their proud and patient leader, Coach Mar
On April 16-17, members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club held their 40th Annual Big Bass Rodeo. The Big Bass Rodeo is a big bass tournament and is the longest, continuous running big bass tournament in the state. The tournament was held at Pine Creek Lake. Eighty-four anglers competed in the event. This number was down from previous years, most likely due to the extremely low lake level due to construction to make repairs on the dam.
Last Thursday we played CATS as not many people showed up for the scramble. Of course the threat of foul weather was in the air. We did get in 9 holes before the weather really started to deteriorate.
We had 3 players win CATS. Moe Calder, Randy Dillishaw and Brad Mills won 1 each. To win a CAT a person must win a hole over everyone who is playing. One ties, all tie. Big Randy and Moe also won KPs. Randy got 4 and Moe got 6.
I think everyone who participated enjoyed the format. As I stated last week, if 12 people don't show up we're gonna play CATS. Good idea Tina! Where were you?
On Monday, April 11, 2011 the Antlers Boys Golf Team participated in a Tournament at the Hugo Golf Club in Hugo against a large variety of different schools. Some of the schools included: Haileyville, Atoka, Pittsburg, Tushka, Hugo, Valliant, Allen and Haworth.
Overall the boys took home 3rd place in Team Totals being beaten out by Valliant, who got 1st, and Allen who took second. Coming in just behind Antlers was Haworth.
Antlers Springs Golf Course hosted one of my favorite tournaments last Wednesday, April 6th. That was t he annual High School Girls Tournament hosted by the Lady Cats Golf Team. Seven schools were represented and 24 girls played.
Antlers placed 3rd as a team in the tournament behind Haworth and Allen. Not bad considering our team is young and has a couple or three years left to play. Magan Buchanan, Hanna Maple, Kaci Hokett and Breanna Rosa make up our squad. Their total score was 450.
The Antlers High School Cheerleaders went to Durant on Wednesday, April 6, 2011 to support the Antlers Special Olympics Team.
The cheerleaders helped to liven up the participants spirits and helped to get them ready for action by doing silly hair and headbands for anyone who wanted it done.
This is the first of many community service activities that the Antlers Cheerleaders have planned.
On Wednesday, April 6, 2011 the Antlers High School Girls Golf Team hosted a golf tournament at the Antlers Springs Golf Course just outside of Antlers. Schools from around the area traveled to take part in this event. Some of the schools attending included Haworth, Valliant, Broken Bow, Allen, Pittsburg, Coalgate and Antlers.
Thirty-one members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club competed in a team bass tournament on April 2, 2011 at Sardis Lake. The tournament began at "safe light" with temperatures in the low 40's and ended at 4:00 p.m. with temperatures in the low 80's. Catching a keeper proved to be difficult as half of the anglers were unable to bring a keeper bass to the final weigh-in. Those who were able to find some "keeper" bass were able to put together some nice stringer weights.
The Rattan Rams Baseball Team, coached by Ryan Cordell, has been having a good season as they are going into their away game against Roff on April 8 with a overall record for this season of 13-6-0.
The Rams most recent game was against the Caney Cougars on March 31 in a tournament play at the Rock Creek Tournament. The Rams came out on top with a final score of 2-1.


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