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The Mackinac Island Original Butterfly House is the first facility of its kind in Michigan and the third oldest live butterfly exhibit in the United States.
For fans of these fragile fluttering creatures, this is a magical oasis. Plastic doors keep between 50 and 100 varieties of butterflies, some 800 total, contained within a warm flowering habitat. Adults often giggle like children as butterflies land on their shoulders, purses or heads (wear bright colors or floral prints to attract them). Sit quietly until the colorful little visitors decide it's time to move on. Kids may find it tempting to touch the butterflies; fortunately, staff members are kind and impressively patient when it comes to keeping little hands off.
Classical music, the sound of falling water and colorful tropical blooms all create a lovely environment for the resident butterflies. The attraction also includes a gift shop and a supplemental section called Insect World, home to what staffers claim is the world's heaviest bug. Butterfly House admission is $8.50 per adult; kids ages 4 to 11 get in for $4.


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- Bim and Bmf synergize to induce apoptosis in Neisseria gonorrhoeae infection (2009)
- Abstract: Bcl-2 family proteins including the pro-apoptotic BH3-only proteins are central regulators of apoptotic cell death. Here we show by a focused siRNA miniscreen that the synergistic action of the BH3-only proteins Bim and Bmf is required for apoptosis induced by infection with Neisseria gonorrhoeae (Ngo). While Bim and Bmf were associated with the cytoskeleton of healthy cells, they both were released upon Ngo infection. Loss of Bim and Bmf from the cytoskeleton fraction required the activation of Jun-N-terminal kinase-1 (JNK-1), which in turn depended on Rac-1. Depletion and inhibition of Rac-1, JNK-1, Bim, or Bmf prevented the activation of Bak and Bax and the subsequent activation of caspases. Apoptosis could be reconstituted in Bim-depleted and Bmf-depleted cells by additional silencing of antiapoptotic Mcl-1 and Bcl-XL, respectively. Our data indicate a synergistic role for both cytoskeletal-associated BH3-only proteins, Bim, and Bmf, in an apoptotic pathway leading to the clearance of Ngo-infected cells. Author Summary: A variety of physiological death signals, as well as pathological insults, trigger apoptosis, a genetically programmed form of cell death. Pathogens often induce host cell apoptosis to establish a successful infection. Neisseria gonorrhoeae (Ngo), the etiological agent of the sexually transmitted disease gonorrhoea, is a highly adapted obligate human-specific pathogen and has been shown to induce apoptosis in infected cells. Here we unveil the molecular mechanisms leading to apoptosis of infected cells. We show that Ngo-mediated apoptosis requires a special subset of proapoptotic proteins from the group of BH3-only proteins. BH3-only proteins act as stress sensors to translate toxic environmental signals to the initiation of apoptosis. In a siRNA-based miniscreen, we found Bim and Bmf, BH3-only proteins associated with the cytoskeleton, necessary to induce host cell apoptosis upon infection. Bim and Bmf inactivated different inhibitors of apoptosis and thereby induced cell death in response to infection. Our data unveil a novel pathway of infection-induced apoptosis that enhances our understanding of the mechanism by which BH3-only proteins control apoptotic cell death.

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Mad River Glen's Unconventional Terrain Competition will be held on Saturday, February 5. The first leg of Mad River's Triple Crown Competition Series, the Unconventional Terrain Competition is the East's original extreme ski competition and challenges competitors with a grueling test of their abilities. The terrain at Mad River Glen is recognized as the most difficult terrain in New England and the Unconventional Terrain Competition is a test of a skier's ability to conquer it.
udging for the event is based on smoothness, creativity, turn quality
and difficulty of line. "The Triple Crown, and the Unconventional
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all over,"
said Mad River Glen marketing director Eric Friedman. The event has developed a reputation for the wildest ski competition in the East.
The Triple Crown is three days, three events, and one skier. The Triple Crown combines the results of the Unconventional Terrain Competition, the Vertical Challenge on February 25, and the Mogul Challenge on March 19, to crown the king and queen of the mountain. The winners of the Triple Crown series will be named in the Basebox Lodge after the Mogul Challenge.
This year the Unconventional Terrain Competition is part of the Ski The East Freeride Tour (STEFT). The mission of the STEFT is to synchronize the eastern freeride community by providing a completely unique platform for the collaboration, competition, recognition and progression of East Coast freeride skiing. By integrating each event into the collaborative STEFT, we've created the opportunity for additional camaraderie, competition and exposure for the events, mountains and contestants. The STEFT has been officially sanctioned by the International Free Skiers Association (IFSA), the governing body of the Subaru Freeskiing World Tour. By doing so, the STEFT overall male and female point winners will be awarded prequalification in the 2011/2012 Subaru Freeskiing World Tour. This provides an incredible opportunity to allow the top eastern talent to compete in the world-class event series. The Ski The East Freeride Tour has created the opportunity for additional awards, including an increased cash purse as well as heightened media exposure for each event. The STEFT will help facilitate event awareness on a larger scale through garnering mainstream print, television and internet medias. Additional STEFT awards include the coveted Ski The East Shot Ski Trophy, presented to the male and female first-place finishers of each event, as well as a Bern Helmet for the Cliff Huckstable Award, which will go to the athlete who executes the best air at each event.
@SUBHEAD = MRG & Sugarbush Team Up for Mountaineering Race
Mad River Glen and Sugarbush are once again teaming up to host the only New England's event in the United States Ski Mountaineering Association's
(USSMA) prestigious Randonnee Rally Ski Mountaineering Race Series. The Mad River Valley event will take place on Sunday, February 6, 2011. The Randonnee Rally Race Series is a series of ski mountaineering races held at some of the premier resorts in North America. The Race Series test the competitor's endurance, equipment and skiing skills while skinning up and skiing down some of the toughest terrain that these resorts and their surrounding mountains have to offer. This year's race series includes stops in Sunshine Village, Canada; Crested Butte, Colorado; Kirkwood, California; Alpental, Washington; and Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
The Mad River Valley Randonnee Race is a unique cooperative effort among the Mad River Valley's neighboring ski areas. "The Mad River Valley is home to the Monroe Skyline, one of the most spectacular stretches of Vermont's Green Mountains. The Rally is a great way for Mad River Glen and Sugarbush Resort to show off the Mad River Valley's amazing natural beauty and challenging backcountry terrain," says Eric Friedman Mad River Glen's Marketing Director.
"The terrain that lies between Sugarbush Resort and Mad River Glen is extremely challenging; it ranks up there with some of the most technical descents I've done around the world," remarked adventure skier and the head of Sugarbush Resort Ski and Ride School John Egan.
There will be both a race and recreation class for both men and women at all the races. The racing division competitors will be able to earn points towards the overall series championship. Registration will take place at the Mad River Glen Basebox from 8 to 9 a.m. with the start scheduled for 10 a.m. For more information about the United States Ski Mountaineering Association's
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Hate that I can never remember my chat roll name so couldn't participate last night, but I fast forwarded just now and Kevin was talking about how RUDE it basically is for the iPhone to notify you while you are on a phone call and how sooooooo annoying that issssss especially when some people send lots of texts, very fast. Like ughhhh. Totally agree with him on that!! Is there any way you can stop this???? I too lose my train of thought.
Apple at this point....get with it, cuz they are killin' you. No more of these one yr phone releases and one year new updates. And get with it on the screen size and speaker sound. Fat it up and feed us. Love my iPhone 4. Won't give you my money until I see lots more improvement on the phone. Where is that untethered 6.0 jailbreak???? Would like to shut my wifi on/off asap not 3 million steps. :-)


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Note: Newton Youth Soccer will provide an initial shirt per child free of charge. If a child loses his/her shirt or needs another size, the family is responsible for purchasing that shirt.
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Total Kit price $66.95 plus $3.50 shipping delivered to your home.
The uniform can be purchased by logging onto our new apparel website at www.NewtonSoccerStore.org com. Shipping will be done direct to your home for $3.50. Numbers and names will be added to the shirt and numbers to the shorts. Numbers will be provided by your coach or age group coordinator.
The reason for the new uniforms is that the past uniforms are no longer available and we feel the new options provide the players with a more durable, attractive and clean attire. The board has spent time reviewing the available options and have decided on the options you see here. Our ordering process for the upcoming fall season has also changed; you will now be able to order your desired uniform size, via the new NYS Online store - www.newtonsoccerstore.org , as well other NYS gear including bags, scarves and sweatshirts. We hope you are as excited as we are, about the new look and hope it will launch us into another successful and fun soccer season.


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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Junior third baseman B.J. Thompson delivered a game-winning RBI single to left in the bottom of the eighth-inning to lift Cane Bay to a 2-1 win over Region 7-AAAA rival Goose Creek on Friday night at Cobra Park.
The much-needed win improved Cane Bay to 1-2 in region play and 4-8 overall. Thompson's bases loaded line drive past a drawn in infield scored catcher Austin Timm from third. Timm opened the eighth inning with a single and went all the way to third on a sacrifice bunt by Trey Burdette.
Goose Creek coach Scott Durham elected to intentionally walk Blaine Peck and Davon Higgins to load the bases with no outs.
"We needed this, real bad," said Cane Bay coach Shane Todd, whose team was coming off a 9-2 loss to Stratford two nights earlier. "We pitched well and their guy threw well. Both teams had chances to win and we were able to get a big hit there at the end."
The game featured quality pitching throughout. Goose Creek starter Tyler Rio, a junior, went seven innings, allowing a run on three hits with nine strikeouts. Michael Cedatol pitched the eighth inning for Goose Creek.
Cane Bay starter Justin Shelton allowed a run in the first and gave up four hits through five innings. Burdette earned the win, allowing one hit over the final three innings.
Goose Creek scored its only run in the opening frame. After Chris Singleton doubled to left to open the game, Rio delivered the run with a two-out single.
Cane Bay tied the game in the fifth. Shelton opened the inning with a walk and swiped second base. He scored on Brian Coleman's single to left center. Each team tallied five hits in the game.
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WASHINGTON — The financially struggling U.S. Postal Service said Wednesday it would stop delivering mail on Saturdays but continue to disburse packages six days a week.
The service expects the Saturday mail cutback to begin the week of Aug. 5 and to save about $2 billion annually, Postmaster General and CEO Patrick R. Donahoe, said.
"Our financial condition is urgent," Donahoe told a press conference.
State officials and locals commented on the announcement, with opinions being negative from the state level and largely indifferent locally.
"It doesn't really matter to me," Greg Chapman, of Chattaroy, who has home delivery of his mail, said. "What I wish they would do is to keep the post office in Williamson open during the day. Today I had to come to pick up a letter, and I wasn't sure what hours they are closed during the day. The Saturday hours could be used to keep them here during the week."
Maxine Daniels, of Turkey Creek, Ky., also has home delivery, but likewise doesn't mind the change.
"It's going to hurt people's paychecks," she said. "The people working at the post office are probably living paycheck-to-paycheck, like everyone else. But it doesn't really matter to me."
Jennifer Estepp, of Varney, gets her mail at the Post Office, but was also indifferent.
"I don't go to the Post Office to get my mail very often, so it doesn't bother me. Most small post offices aren't open all the time anyway."
Shelia Varney, of Canada, Ky., who gets her mail at the post office, gave her opinion a very succinct way:
"I don't mind."
Meanwhile, U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin and U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (both D-W.Va.) both expressed disappointment at the announcement.
"I am disappointed in the Postal Service's decision to end Saturday deliveries," Manchin said. "In our rural areas, these postal facilities are more than just places to send and receive mail — they are truly the lifelines of their communities and can be the only way a town is able to stay connected. Although the Postal Service must cut back on spending and get its fiscal house in order, cutting the muscle instead of the fat from its budget will not benefit the agency and will harm our communities in West Virginia and across our country."
Under the new plan, mail would be delivered to homes and businesses only from Monday through Friday, but would still be delivered to post office boxes on Saturdays. Post offices now open on Saturdays would remain open on Saturdays.
USPS officials say the move accentuates one of the agency's strong points — package delivery has increased by 14 percent since 2010, while the delivery of letters and other mail has declined with the increasing use of email and other Internet services.
Over the past several years, the Postal Service has advocated shifting to a five-day delivery schedule for mail and packages — and it repeatedly but unsuccessfully appealed to Congress to approve the move. Though an independent agency, the service gets no tax dollars for its day-to-day operations but is subject to congressional control.
However, Rahall said the USPS "cannot circumvent the will of Congress which has been explicit in requiring the continuance of six-day mail delivery service for the last 30 years."
"Whatever basis the Postal Service is claiming to discontinue Saturday mail delivery, it runs counter to the spirit and letter of the law, and I intend to press hard to ensure that the Postal Service abides by the law," Rahall said. "The Postal Service needs to look at other ways to balance its books rather than cutting off rural customers and undermining its public service obligations."
"I share the frustration of many West Virginians who believe that the Postal Service is intent upon achieving cost savings through service reductions at rural postal facilities."
Congress has included a ban on five-day delivery in its appropriations bill. But because the federal government is now operating under a temporary spending measure, rather than an appropriations bill, Donahoe says it's the agency's interpretation that it can make the change itself.
"This is not like a 'gotcha' or anything like that," he said. The agency is essentially asking Congress not to reimpose the ban when the spending measure expires on March 27 and he said he would work with Congress on the issue.
The agency clearly thinks it has a majority of the American public on its side regarding the change.
Postal Service market research and other research indicated that nearly 7 in 10 Americans support the switch to five-day delivery as a way for the Postal Service to reduce costs, the agency said.
"The Postal Service is advancing an important new approach to delivery that reflects the strong growth of our package business and responds to the financial realities resulting from America's changing mailing habits," Donahoe said. "We developed this approach by working with our customers to understand their delivery needs and by identifying creative ways to generate significant cost savings."
But the president of the National Association of Letter Carriers, Fredric Rolando, said the end of Saturday mail delivery was "a disastrous idea that would have a profoundly negative effect on the Postal Service and on millions of customers," particularly businesses, rural communities, the elderly, the disabled and others who depend on Saturday delivery for commerce and communication.
He said the maneuver by Donahoe to make the change "flouts the will of Congress, as expressed annually over the past 30 years in legislation that mandates six-day delivery."
The Postal Service made the announcement more than six months before the switch, to give residential and business customers time to plan and adjust, officials said.
Give us your opinion on the USPS' decision in the Daily News' latest poll at www.williamsondailynews.com.
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Vampire Diaries Logic Fails in Season 4, Episode 13: "Into the Wild"
The Vampire Diaries is a show where witches can bring people back from the dead, vampires kiss humans instead of ripping their throats out, and werewolves have silky smooth chests when they haven't transformed. And we accept all of this without blinking an eye. Yet it's the little things that make us scoff and say, "That would never happen." Check out the biggest logic fails from Season 4, Episode 123, "Into the Wild."
Jeremy's shows his nips in the nippy weather
It's clearly cold on this Canadian island — even the vampires are bundled up, despite not being affected by the climate. But Bonnie (Kat Graham) waits until they're out in the exposed, chilly temps to photograph Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) and his tats. (Based on the way her hand lingered on his pecs, we're sure she saved some of those pics to her phone without sharing them with the rest of the group, too.) Speaking of the tat map, that terrifying, Gollum-esque figure — which is supposed to represent Silas — doesn't give anyone pause? That does not look like someone you want to unleash upon the world.
Shane's pain-free
Does Shane (David Alpay) have magical vampire healing powers — or is he just so under the influence of witch herbs that he feels no pain? In the flashback, the prof sliced deeply into his palm before rappelling down a cave. Sure, he wore gloves, but the gaping wound seemed to bother him not at all as he descended into the darkness.
Kol(d) corpse
Wow. We know Elena (Nina Dobrev) and the rest don't particularly like Klaus (Joseph Morgan) but leaving him stuck with the rotting corpse of his brother Kol (Nathaniel Buzolic) was a rather tacky move. They were on a tight schedule, sure, but they had enough time to wait around for Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen) to rip his shirt off and reveal his tattoos. Wouldn't it have been better spent tidying up a bit?
Share the plan, man
Yeah, yeah. Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and Elena had to talk about their feelings, but sometimes, you just have to take a timeout from relationship conversations to point out that Shane is crazy pants and planning yet another sacrifice. D probably thought he had all night to explain that Shane required three massacres, but really. He should've mentioned that their guide got his intel from a ghost witch who may or may not have nefarious plans before storming off into the night.
Worst hiding places ever
We straight up applauded when Stefan (Paul Wesley) said he wasn't letting the tombstone out of his sight. (We saw what happened with the moonstone back in Season 2.) But then Jeremy went missing and everyone panicked, lost their heads, and hid their most valuable possessions inside their sleeping bag (Elena and the White Oak stake) or in their left-behind backpacks. Come on, guys. This isn't your first go-around with irreplaceable magical objects.


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Earlier this week, we told you about how Miley Cyrus referred to her boyfriend/fiance/superstud Liam Hemsworth as her "hubby" in an interview with Cosmopolitan. The quote sparked an untold number of rumors suggestion that the power-couple have already tied the knot without us catching on. Well, it turns out we missed a crucial part of the interview: She actually straight up said she was married, y'all! "I'm happy I don't have to date anyone," she said within the pages. And later on while telling an anecdote she dropped another glaring hint nugget: "'I'm so happy I'm married, because you guys are so cruel!'"
OK, so she might have just taken a conversational short cut, and what she meant to say was "I'm so happy that I'm about to get married in the very near future." But that's kind of a mouthful, no? A rep for Hemsworth strenuously denied the wedding bell buzz to People, saying that they are "definitely NOT married."
But hey, reps deny stuff all the time. And it doesn't explain those Twitpics from Christmas that showed Miley and Liam wearing matching rings. And it really doesn't explain why those same photos mysteriously vanished soon after being posted! Did Miley and Liam get married in secret? It wouldn't be the first time in Hollywood history. Head on down to the gallery below and see 20 other famous couples who got hitched on the super DL!
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Twenty-five law students have been invited to join the Charles C. Papy, Jr. Moot Court Board as a result of their stellar performances in the John T. Gaubatz Competition, the main moot court contest at Miami Law. More than 100 students competed this year.
Former Governor Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential nominee, will visit the University of Miami's Coral Gables campus on Wednesday, Oct. 31, for a rally in the BankUnited Center. Senator Marco Rubio, who graduated from Miami Law in 1996, will accompany the former governor of Massachusetts, as will former Florida Governor Jeb Bush and Congressman Connie Mack.
Four Miami Law student interns with Miami Law's Investor Rights Clinic traveled to St. John's University School of Law in New York City earlier this month to compete in the Fifth Annual Securities Dispute Resolution Triathlon, the only competition to provide aspiring lawyers with an opportunity to build their advocacy skills in three critical forms of alternative dispute resolution: negotiation, mediation, and arbitration.
A new joint-degree program, a J.D. and a Ph.D. in Environmental Science and Policy, has been created at Miami Law in partnership with the University of Miami's Leonard and Jayne Abess Center for Ecosystem Science and Policy. The degree will enable students with strong interests in environmental policy and law to prepare for careers in either the private or public sector in a shorter amount of time than if they pursued the two degrees separately.
In the Fall 2012 edition of Miami Magazine, Miami Law's Scott Rogers discusses his work in the field of mindfulness and with University of Miami neuroscientist Amishi Jha. The research is exploring the connection between mindfulness practices and developing "mental armor" in stressful situations – from soldiers to law students.
Brendan G. Corrigan, a second-year Miami Law student who is pursuing a joint JD/MPA degree, served as a volunteer in President's Obama's motorcade on Sept. 20, when the President visited the University of Miami's Coral Gables campus for a television interview broadcast from the BankUnited Center Fieldhouse. This is his report.
Law students who demonstrate interest and ability in the field of litigation may be able to benefit from a scholarship established by friends and relatives of Miami Law alumnus Richard L. Lapidus. A passionate trial and appellate lawyer who graduated from Miami Law in 1961, Lapidus died in February this year.
More than two dozen Miami Law students volunteered to take part last week in the fall meeting of the American Bar Association's Section of International Law in Miami Beach. The meeting, one of the world's most important gatherings of international lawyers, included high-level practitioners in some of the world's largest law firms; lawyers with regional and national firms in the United States; members of small firms and solo practitioners with international practices; corporate and in-house counsel; lawyers serving in government or with non-governmental organizations and inter-governmental organizations; and academics.
With all the chest-beating surrounding the University of Miami's Homecoming celebrations last week, Talbot "Sandy" D'Alemberte figured that, as the former President of Florida State University, he would try to blend in as much as possible. "I came tonight in neutral colors," Professor D'Alemberte told the guests – some of them sporting distinctly orange-and-green hues – at a reception hosted by the University of Miami's Law Alumni Association, which joined forces with FSU to honor Professor D'Alemberte and Edward "Tad" Foote II, president emeritus of UM.
As part of the 64th Annual Homecoming Celebration, distinguished alumnus Joseph Bogosian, JD '92, spoke with students about success after graduation. The breakfast, held on Friday in the Faculty Meeting Room, offered insights to the globalization of the field and how his leadership skills developed at Miami Law has continued to affect his career.
Miami Law's Professional Responsibility and Ethics Program continues to evolve as a wide-ranging forum for education and discussion of issues of conscience that confront the legal profession. Two student interns in the program, Christina Flatau and Danielle Singer, recently presented an interactive ethics CLE program for the Florida Association for Women Lawyers.
If Liberty City politics had a royal family, Keon Hardemon would be Prince William. The 29-year-old pride of the James E. Scott Housing Community in Miami's Liberty City comes from a family that has been a force in local politics for almost over half a century, ever since grandmother Ethel moved into the housing project with her husband and their 15 children.
Professor Doris König, who earned a Master of Comparative Law degree from Miami Law in 1982, has been appointed president of Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, Germany. The appointment became effective on October 1st.
Liana Nealon, a third-year law student from Coral Springs, and Lauren Lee Pettiette, 2L, born in Miami and raised in Shreveport, La., have been inducted into Iron Arrow, the University of Miami's highest honor society and its oldest tradition.
Every year, the many contributions of Hispanic and Latin Americans to the United States are celebrated during National Hispanic Heritage Month, an opportunity to recognize the group's heritage and culture. This month, Miami Law is casting a spotlight on a handful of Hispanic alumnae who have made a difference in the legal field.
As part of the 64th Annual Homecoming Celebration this week, Miami Law students are invited to attend a breakfast with a distinguished alumnus, Joseph Bogosian, JD '92, on Friday, Oct. 19, at 8:30 a.m. in the Faculty Meeting Room, on the fourth floor of the Law Library.
Experts and policymakers came together last week at the Bruce J. Winick Fall 2012 Colloquium to discuss issues relating to so-called problem-solving courts. These specialized panels, such as drug courts, mental health courts and re-entry courts, focus on the use of treatment rather than incarceration as a response to certain categories of criminal offenders. Held at the Robert and Judi Prokop Newman Alumni Center, the daylong roundtable evolved into a far-reaching and evolving conversation on the courts today and where they might strive to head in the future.
As third-year law student Erika Pagano strolled across the Purple parking lot onto the Bricks the other day, she was less than thrilled to be spending another early morning at the law school – until she realized that it was the first day of Wellness Week and she could land a free massage just by showing up. "A mid-morning chair massage was the perfect way to start my day," Pagano said, echoing the sentiments of other Miami Law students who enjoyed the many perks available to them during Wellness Week.
The Office of International Graduate Law Programs and the Miami Council for International Visitors recently welcomed a group of Nicaraguan higher-education administrators to discuss the internationalization of legal education. The delegates were nominated by the U.S. embassy in Nicaragua to the International Visitor Leadership Fellows Program, a professional exchange program run by the U.S. Department of State. The program brings current and emerging foreign leaders to the U.S. for short visits to discuss ideas.
More than 800 guests attended the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force's Miami Recognition Dinner on Oct. 6 to honor Elizabeth F. Schwartz, 'JD 97, this year's recipient of the Eddy McIntyre Community Service Award. The dinner took place at the Fontainebleau hotel in Miami Beach.
Twenty-seven Miami Law students and three members of the school's faculty will take active roles in the fall meeting of the American Bar Association's Section of International Law, set to take place in Miami Beach on Oct. 16-20. The ABA says the meeting is one of the world's most important gatherings of international lawyers, and points to the 2009 fall gathering – also in Miami Beach – as having attracted more than 700 attendees from 36 countries.
The model and activist Christy Turlington Burns will attend a screening of her documentary, No Woman, No Cry, about the global state of maternal health, at the University of Miami's Bill Cosford Cinema on Nov. 9 at 4 p.m., an event sponsored by Miami Law and Planned Parenthood Global, among other organizations.
With her ticket firmly in hand, Tracy McLeod was one of the first in line. The University of Miami doctoral student arrived outside UM's BankUnited Center at 8:30 on Thursday morning, intent on securing a good seat to "see and show support for the man I'll always relate to because of his journey," she said.
With a backdrop of the blue waters of Biscayne Bay viewed from thirty floors above Brickell Avenue, the Law Alumni Association last week held its annual Miami-Dade Judicial Reception, a chance for old school chums to greet each other over drinks and canapés, and for a few to be honored.
Under the supervision of Professor Bernard Perlmutter, who is a co-director of the clinic, Seida Wood, J.D. '11, presented an oral argument on behalf of two former foster children whose so-called Road to Independence benefits had been terminated by the Florida Department of Children and Families because they had enrolled in school in another state.
Later this month, the Ralph E. Boyer Institutes on Real Property and Condominium Law will present the Twenty-Fifth Institute on Real Property Law and the Thirty-Seventh Institute on Condominium and Cluster Developments at the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables. The conference will take place on Oct. 24 through Oct. 26.
University of Miami alumni, current students and faculty will gather on the Coral Gables campus on Oct. 18-20 for Homecoming 2012, a boisterous occasion that will culminate in a football game that Saturday between the Miami Hurricanes and the Florida State Seminoles.
When Mark S. Zaid, a Washington D.C. attorney with a passion for comic books, came to Miami Law a few days ago to deliver a lecture titled "Superheroes in the Courtroom: Law, Lawyers and Comic Books," he provided all the requisite history and context of the genre, including trademark battles and the evolving depiction of criminality and law enforcement in comics, all of it illustrated with colorful examples beamed onto overhead screens. But he concluded with a tangential riff on salacious innuendo – most of it subliminal – in comics going back decades, a performance that had the audience laughing in surprise.
Sponsored by two student organizations – the Child Advocacy & Family Law Society and the Entertainment & Sports Law Society – the panel comprised three people with unique perspectives on the juvenile justice system: Judge Ellen Sue Venzer, JD '87, of Florida's Eleventh Judicial Circuit; Dale Dobuler, JD '11, a former superintendent of the Florida Department of Juvenile Corrections; and wide receiver Davone Bess of the Miami Dolphins, who straightened out after getting into trouble as a teenager.
"America doesn't hate us, America loves us," Judge Marilyn Milian, AB '81, said of The People's Court, over which she presides, and similar courtroom television shows. "Why? Because it's speedy justice."
This year's installment of Wellness Week, during which everyone at Miami Law is reminded to be smart about health and balance, launched on Sunday, Sept. 30, with the Dean's Cup Kickball Kick-Off on the green outside the Otto G. Richter Library.
Miami Law's Scott L. Rogers, a Lecturer in Law who has made a name for himself by urging law students to be cognizant of stress and how to deal with it, has received the Daily Business Review's Sookie Williams Award, given for outstanding service to the legal community. Rogers was given the award on Sept. 21 at the Dade County Bar Association's Installation Luncheon.
A Miami Law lecture hall was packed recently with students, faculty members and guests for an address, the Louis Henkin Lecture on Human Rights, by Professor Sarah H. Cleveland of Columbia Law School. The title of the lecture was "Rights at War: The Interface Between Human and Constitutional Rights and the Laws of Armed Conflict."
On a recent rainy Saturday, a group of Miami Law students, alumni and local attorneys gathered on campus to launch an education program with the aim of helping those scarcely able to help themselves: children and animals. The event was hosted by the Miami Law Student Animal Legal Defense Fund.
Fara Gold, who graduated from Miami Law in 2003, is to receive the Attorney General's Award for Outstanding Contributions by a New Employee on Oct. 17 at a ceremony in Washington, D.C.
To help offset the rising cost of legal education, Wayne Chaplin, JD '82, has made a generous contribution to the University of Miami School of Law to create the Chaplin Challenge.
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The Institute of Museum and Library Services today named the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences as a National Medal for Museum and Library Services finalist.
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Spend an afternoon learning about famed naturalist Charles Darwin, take a closer look at his theories and their impact on modern science, and meet some of the scientists who are continuing his work when the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences hosts Darwin Day on Saturday, February 16, 9am-5
February 5, 2013 - 12:43pm
Watch the video of today's in-flight downlink from the International Space Station (ISS) with NASA astronaut and North Carolina native Dr. Tom Marshburn on the Museum's Livestream account!
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Visit the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences and witness a live in-flight downlink from the International Space Station (ISS) with NASA astronaut and North Carolina native Dr. Tom Marshburn.
January 28, 2013 - 5:39pm
Come join us at the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences for the 16th annual Groundhog Day celebration, Saturday, February 2, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The shadow ceremony begins promptly at noon on Bicentennial plaza in front of the Museum, rain or shine.
N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences hosts "A Star-Crossed Lovers Valentine's Dinner: Love Stories from the Titanic"January 24, 2013 - 5:39pm
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RALEIGH — You are there when the frogmen battle the mammoth squid. You are there when the entire sky catches on fire. You are there in a deadly rain of disintegrating icebergs.
January 23, 2013 - 5:22pm
RALEIGH — The N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences' Nature Art Gallery is pleased to present the work of North Carolina artist/illustrator/author, Anne Marshall Runyon in an exhibit entitled Natural Habitats opening First Friday, February 1, with a reception from 6:30 to 9 p.m.
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I would be interested in getting a meeting going in Illinois if you aren't able to travel to Indy. I am aware of gas prices as I am a penny pincher by nature. [:D]
Who all lives in Illinois and would you want to meet in Chicago? I haven't been there in awhile and I believe I'm only 3.5 hrs away. We love road trips![8D]
Anyone game?
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The wise women of YouTube
By Richard A. Marini : December 23, 2011 : Updated: December 24, 2011 9:12pm
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Marnie Goldberg, known on YouTube as "MsGoldGirl," makes her "December Favorites" video highlighting makeup and beauty products in the bathroom of her San Antonio home.
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Marnie Goldberg uses her iPhone to make a video of herself Christmas shopping in Target recently. Goldberg is a YouTube Guru, a growing subculture of (mostly) young, (mostly) women who go online to share shopping purchases and dole out opinions and advice on everything from makeup and hairstyles to travel tips and relationships
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JARMAIN INC. ON THE RISE: 21-year-old Jarmaine Santiago's subscriber base is one of the fastest-growing on YouTube.
They're (mostly) young, (mostly) women who are interested in (mostly) beauty and fashion.
And most of all, they are the stars of their own videos documenting their hauls - or fabulous shopping finds - as YouTube Gurus, an online subculture of video bloggers who share product purchases and offer advice on everything from makeup and hairstyles to travel tips and relationships.
With the hustle and bustle of the holidays behind her, local guru Marnie Goldberg, aka MsGoldGirl, is hoping several recently posted videos of her shopping for her kids (each got an iPod Touch), their teachers (movie gift cards) and others will boost her 12,000-plus YouTube subscribers.
Check her out as she talks about her favorite lip-care products, reviews Zoya nail polish remover, looks at cosmetics bought from stores ranging from Ulta Beauty to Target, even recaps some of her biggest product purchase fails.
Or watch her demonstrate her skin-care routine, peer into her carry-on to see what she packs before a big trip and tag along with her to the hair salon.
YouTube has hosted beauty and style videos almost since the day it was founded, says spokeswoman Jessica Mason. The most popular have clocked more than 10 million views each. Not quite Rebecca Black numbers, but close to some of the more popular Friday parodies.
"Most gurus have very targeted niches - eye shadow, plus-size fashion, toys. But because we're a global platform, they're able to connect with viewers who share the same interest."
Some gurus have found such networking to be extremely remunerative. Her glossy, slickly produced videos landed 23-year-old art school student Michelle Phan a contract as Lancome's first-ever video makeup artist.
With half a million subscribers and more than 80 million total views, Jarmaine Santiago has one of YouTube's fastest-growing subscriber bases. She has promoted the Wailea Beach Marriott Resort & Spa and her manager (yes, she has a manager) says they're in "discussions" with MTV about developing a "fashion police-type" show aimed at her 16- to 24-year-old audience.
"I didn't expect anything like this when I started two years ago," says Santiago, who wouldn't be more specific than to say she lives in "southern California." "I think it helps that I can relate to the girls who watch; I talk about what girls talk about, the fashion and beauty industries."
But even gurus with less than seven-figure hit counts can make money on YouTube. The site's Partner Program shares a "majority" of advertising revenues that run with videos. Mason wouldn't divulge the exact percentage, but she claims that since the program's launch in 2007, 20,000 partners in 27 countries have signed on - and that "hundreds" are earning six-figure incomes. Her 12,000-plus subscribers net Goldberg monthly checks she describes as "not three figures." Still, her audience - 96 percent female ("hopefully, the rest are gay men," she says), 35 to 55 years of age - is attractive enough to catch the eye of brands desperate to reach that demographic.
Chevrolet recently gave her the keys to a 2012 Tahoe for one week in the hope that it would appear in one or more of her videos, accompanied by some taste-maker praise.
Jessica Benton, a Beaumont-based technology vlogger who goes by the handle MsJbenton, has also been loaned a Chevy vehicle and been sent to Six Flags Fiesta Texas by the San Antonio Convention & Visitors Bureau. Dell sent her to the Austin City Limits music festival to report on how the production company Arts + Labor was using Dell workstations to stream the festival on YouTube "almost live."
She has only 21 YouTube subscribers but aggressively promotes herself on Facebook, Twitter and on her website, ThatTechChick.com. She estimates she'll make about $15,000 this year from her online ventures (a full-time job as an assistant to a flooring designer pays the bills ) and says the secret to her success is keeping a laser-like focus on what she does best - sharp advice on smartphones, apps, cars, home tech, beauty and fashion.
"I'm always looking for ways to get my brand out in the public eye," she says. "And I try not to veer too far from my product strengths."
Goldberg first dipped her digital toe into YouTube about 2½ years ago when she happened upon a video offering makeup tips.
Never, she concedes, a "girly-girl," she learned a lot, and eventually decided to start posting videos of her own health and beauty product faves. She was hooked.
"It's like when you come home from shopping and show your girlfriends what you bought," she says. "Only here, you're showing your virtual girlfriends."
But with the thrill, she realized, came responsibility.
"Look," Goldberg says, "this is fun. It's silly. It's makeup. But I've gotten comments from a veiled woman in the Middle East asking for eye shadow tips. Another woman emailed and said that, after watching one of my videos, her mother felt comfortable and confident enough to put on makeup for the first time since her dad died and go out on a date. These people are reaching out to me - a Jewish girl from Chicago living in Texas. So I do take it seriously."
Still, there are drawbacks. She says she's gotten "horrible, horrible" comments online and is aware that whole websites exist so commentators can anonymously trash gurus like Goldberg.
That's why, in her videos, she never mentions her children by name and until recently, kept her religion private.
The reactions have been completely positive: "I even had someone even ask how to spell 'Mazel Tov,' so they could thank me for posting a video."


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Tiffany Faye Woodard was charged with violations of the Georgia Controlled Substance act, possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute, but was allowed to plea to the lesser included offense of possession of marijuana in Jones County Superior Court Oct. 24.
Woodard received a negotiated sentence of 15 years with the first year to be served in confinement. She is to receive credit for time served at the Jones County Law Enforcement Center since Sept. 20, 2012, and the time of her inpatient treatment at Golden Rule. The remainder of her sentence may be served on probation.
Woodard's criminal history was presented to the court by Assistant District Attorney Keagan Waystack during a 2012 revocation hearing. She said the defendant was arrested for VGCSA possession of meth with the intent to distribute Aug. 16 and possession of a knife. She was already on bond in Twiggs County but was released on another bond. Two weeks later Woodard was arrested for possession of meth and marijuana.
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Ecc 12:7 and the dust returns to the ground it came from, and the spirit returns to God who gave it.Why are only 2 'components' mentioned in that verse if there are 3?
Quote from: WhiteWings on October 17, 2012, 07:25:01 PMEcc 12:7 and the dust returns to the ground it came from, and the spirit returns to God who gave it.Why are only 2 'components' mentioned in that verse if there are 3?To me those components are simply the power and the dust. These components are borrowed in order for the spirit ,soul and body to exist on earth. Then after dying the person gives back the dust to the earth and gives back the energy, chi, breath to God.The spirit cannot mean in this verse, the human spirit because this is an old testament scripture before the blood atonment.Simply being a human being as this verse implies is not enough to be saved, one must call upon the name of Jesus.
Only people who have never left their bodies think the soul=the body.
Thanks so much Jabcat... I must run, but will be back tomorrow to print this treasure. Also, it was good to be reminded of Watchman Nee... his book re: sit, stand, walk was one of the first books that lead me to a prolonged study of the book of Ephesians and I'm so happy I no longer have to sit, walk, stand among the ungodly (Ps 1:1)...but am seated in heavenly places in Christ... truly I rejoice in being a forgiven sinner...
Ah, found it. Here's the post from about a year or so ago, along with eaglesway's note at the bottom;jabcat said; "Note - I am NOT saying this is 100% without question exact doctrine. I do think it has a lot of merit, some good potential for learning, and good for discussion. Information from various sources, including C Miclaus and L MizeIntro: The Word of God speaks about the salvation of man in three tenses: past, present, and future. Christians have been saved; Christians are being saved; and Christians will be saved. In Ephesians 2:8,9 of the Holy Bible, salvation is described as being a past, completed act. 1 Corinthians 1:18 states that salvation is a present, continuous work; and in Hebrews 1:14, salvation is an inherited possession for the future:We already know from the Bible that in order to have access to Heaven/New Jerusalem, a person must be saved. Now, usually, when we say that a person was saved, we mean that person accepted Christ into his life. Now, let me say that even though you were saved (at a specific time and place), you are still in the process of salvation. Your spirit is saved, but some other parts of you are not yet saved. The Bible says: "Wherefore lay apart all filthiness and superfluity of naughtiness, and receive with meekness the engrafted word, which is able to save your souls." (James 1:21) Yes, that is true, your soul is not saved yet!Salvation takes place in three times: past, present and future. You were saved (that is your spirit) when you admitted you are a sinner and accepted Jesus as your personal Savor; that was in the past. You are in the process of salvation, now, in the present (salvation of the soul). And, you will be saved in the future, when God will completely take away sin from you (that is your body). You might say, well, I think my soul is saved. I want to ask you to reconsider that. All those bad thoughts about your neighbor, wife, husband, parents, somebody from the church do they come out of a saved soul??? I don't think so! When you hate somebody is that the proof of a saved soul? Is everything that your mind thinks and your heart feels proof of salvation? Not in my case, at least! John, the apostle, says in 1 John 3:9, that "Whosoever is born of God doth not commit sin; for his seed remaineth in him: and he cannot sin, because he is born of God." Well, you say, 'I am saved', 'I am a child of God', but the Bible says what is born of God cannot sin. Do you sin? I do. What does that mean? Before answering, let me tell you that in this particular verse, John is referring to our spirit. Our spirit that was born from God cannot sin. And that is so true, your spirit and mine cannot sin. Why? Because it was born from God. It is His seed and His seed cannot sin. In order to see what is not saved yet, just think of the sources of sin in yourself. One of them is your soul. Loving in a way we're not supposed to, hating others just show us how sinful our soul is. And if something is sinful, that something needs salvation, it needs to be changed by God. The Bible calls the salvation of the soul, sanctification. To sanctify means to make something that is sinful into a saint; it means to be "set apart" for God, for His service. This is the process through which the believer is gradually set away from sin, and becomes more and more dedicated to the standard of God's righteousness. Titus 2:14 makes that so clear: "Who gave himself for us, that He might redeem us from all iniquity, and purify unto himself a peculiar people, zealous of good works." This process takes place every day, every moment, until God will decide to move us to His glory. In the Bible, we see three different aspects of sanctification: 1. The instantly sanctification is the position the believer receives in front of God the moment he accepts Jesus through faith. 1 Corinthians 6:11: "And such were some of you: but ye are washed, but ye are sanctified, but ye are justified in the name of the Lord Jesus, and by the Spirit of our God." This is you position before God. 2. Progressive sanctification is the process of a man growing in righteousness; it is what "takes us ever higher" and "releases us ever more from under the power of sin." 2 Corinthians 7:1b: "
let us cleanse ourselves from all filthiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God." The New Testament doesn't have any shortcut to sanctification; it only encourages us to just dedicate to the old-fashioned but honored reading of the Bible and to meditate, pray, worship, [yield/submit to God's will] and self-discipline ourselves. This is your spiritual growth.3. The final sanctification will happen only in heaven when God will completely remove sin from us. 1 John 3:2b: "
and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know that, when HE shall appear, we shall be like HIM; for we shall see HIM as HE is." This is your eternal state. We are at no. 2. Our soul is in the process of salvation, of being sanctified. The Bible says: "Be ye holy".The salvation of the soul is probably the most misunderstood concept in Christianity today. This may sound incredible, since virtually every church-going Christian thinks that his understanding of soul salvation is correct, but only a handful of Christians has bothered to check out the Scriptures to see what soul salvation really means. It matters not what preachers say about soul salvation, if the Scriptures say something different. Spirit and soul are not the same in the Bible. The following Scripture clearly establishes that soul and spirit are not the same:1 Th 5:23 (KJV) And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.It...helps to confirm that spirit salvation differs from soul salvation. Spirit salvation is by faith in Jesus Christ plus nothing. The following Scripture about Paul and Silas confirms this:Acts 16:30-31 (KJV) (30) And (the Philippian jailer) brought them out, and said, Sirs, what must I do to be saved? (31) And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house.Spirit salvation is very simple. One simply believes that Jesus Christ died for his sins. One can do nothing to earn this salvation. It is a gift from God, and the Holy Spirit even provides the faith. However, the Scriptures go into great detail regarding soul salvation, which should occur after spirit salvation. The Scriptures are also clear that effort or striving is necessary for soul salvation. The following Scripture confirms this:James 1:21 (KJV) Wherefore lay apart all filthiness and superfluity of naughtiness, and receive with meekness the engrafted word, which is able to save your souls.James 1:21 (ASV 1901) Wherefore putting away all filthiness and overflowing of wickedness, receive with meekness the implanted word, which is able to save your souls.This Scripture is addressing believers and it states that a believer can save his soul by getting rid of sin in his life and studying and obeying the inspired scriptures. This requirement differs from Acts 16:30-31. Spirit salvation and soul salvation are not the same.The difference between spirit salvation and soul salvation is the difference between grace and works. The spirit is saved by faith in Jesus Christ, while the soul is saved by faithfulness to Jesus Christ. Soul salvation does not determine whether a person enters heaven, but it does determine his reward in heaven. Some Christians will enter heaven with no reward because of unfaithfulness to Jesus. The following Scripture confirms this:1 Cor 3:13-15 (KJV) (13) Every man's work shall be made manifest: for the day shall declare it, because it shall be revealed by fire; and the fire shall try every man's work of what sort it is. (14) If any man's work abide which he hath built thereupon, he shall receive a reward. (15) If any man's work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss: but he himself shall be saved; yet so as by fire.The following Scripture also confirms that soul salvation is the result of works:1 Pet 1:7-9 (KJV) (7) That the trial of your faith, being much more precious than of gold that perisheth, though it be tried with fire, might be found unto praise and honour and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ: (8) Whom having not seen, ye love; in whom, though now ye see him not, yet believing, ye rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory: (9) Receiving the end of your faith, even the salvation of your souls.This Scripture is addressed to believers who have faith that has matured, and when tested at the return of Jesus, will be found to be as precious as gold resulting in praise, honor and glory from the Lord Jesus Christ. This results in the saving of their souls or reward for being faithful.In the following Scripture, Jesus explains the requirement for soul salvation:Mat 16:24-27 (KJV) (24) Then said Jesus unto his disciples, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me. (25) For whosoever will save his life (psuche) shall lose it: and whosoever will lose his life (psuche) for my sake shall find it. (26) For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul (psuche)? or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul (psuche)? (27) For the Son of man shall come in the glory of his Father with his angels; and then he shall reward every man according to his works.Please note that the Greek word for life and soul is the same word psuche throughout this passage of Scripture. Jesus is telling His disciples about soul salvation and how it determines their reward for successfully crucifying the old flesh nature. This passage of Scripture clearly establishes that soul salvation is according to works.Spirit and soul are not the same. The soul is what a person is in regard to his character or his person. It is possible for a person to be totally changed as a person and in character. The reason for this is that the soul is a person's mind, emotions, intellect, will and heart. It is what kind of person he is in life. This is why the Greek word psuche is alternately translated as life or soul.It is possible for a person to lose his soul in this life and be a totally different person. This happens when a person lives according to his new spirit nature, which never sins (1 John 3:9), instead of his old flesh nature, which can do nothing good. Therefore, the Christian who loses his soul in order to save it is the faithful, spiritual Christian who will receive a reward at the Judgment Seat of Christ when the Christian's works will be tried by fire. The souls of Christians who continued to live according to their old flesh nature will be lost (i.e., THE SOULS will perish or be destroyed), and they will receive no reward. Their spiritswhich are born of Godwill still be saved, and they will still receive a redeemed body. The redeemed body will live in complete submission to the spirit, so the soul (i.e., personality, character and mind) of these believers will be totally different in heaven. Their souls will perish, but they will be completely and totally redeemed.There will be Christians who will be disqualified as the Bride of Christ, and they will lose their inheritance as a coheir with Jesus Christ. They will still be in heaven, and they will be totally forgiven for all their sins. Christians who had lived their lives as gluttons will no longer be gluttons. Christians who had lived lives as busybodies and gossips will no longer be that way. Christians who were liars will no longer be liars. Christians who were pharisaical and self-righteous will no longer be that way.In like manner, Christians who participated in drunkenness will no longer be drunkards. Christians who committed homosexual acts will no longer be homosexual. Christians who were adulterers will no longer be adulterers. Christians caught up in seeking after wealth and material possessions will no longer be worldly minded. All of these Christians will have lost their souls, but they will have new souls. Simply stated, their lives will be totally different, but they will have no positions of honor and glory in the reign of Jesus Christ.End of part 1"quote eaglesway: "This is pretty much exactly where I have come to rest after many years of study- and reading the studies of others. Soul salvation is the critical and misunderstood issue. The best book I ever read on the subject is Watchman Nee's "The Release of the Spirit"."
the pitcher smashed at the spring. It can no longer be filled with water. Is this the soul?
the golden bowl is broken---->the body, vessel for honor or dishonor
Another interpretation:(21) Or ever the silver cord be loosed,The silver cord is that spiritual cord which connects man to his God the same way an umbilical cord connects the baby to its mother.(22) Or the golden bowl be broken,The skull is called the golden bowl, from it's yellow color.(23) Or the pitcher be broken at the fountain,The pitcher is the great vein which carries the blood to the ventricle of the heart, here called the fountain.(24) Or the wheel broken at the cistern,The wheel represents the aorta or great artery which receives the blood from the ventricle of the heart or the cistern and distributes it through the body.http://www.phoenixmasonry.org/ecclesiastes-12_1_an_explanation.htm
How are they affected?the golden bowl is broken---->the body, vessel for honor or dishonorThat one is easy.the wheel broken at the well. The wheel turns and brings the water up from the well. When it is broken, no more water. Is this the spirit?the pitcher smashed at the spring. It can no longer be filled with water. Is this the soul?
A few random thoughts;if any man is in Christ, he is a new creature. old things passed away, all things become new. Is that just talking about the spirit since we are still clay,
including our human nature and body (i.e., soul still being saved)? or does that do away with the soul part of the equation, making that piece of the teaching not work? and/or is the proper translation "becoming new"?
the man (from the Corinthian church?) turned over for the destruction of the flesh (carnality, or literal flesh?) so his spirit saved in the day of the Lord


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The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga women's tennis team won its seventh match in a row today against visiting Southern Conference opponent Appalachian State in a 6-1 match. The Mocs improve to 12-2 overall and 3-0 in the SoCon.
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Jamez Rogers, B.J. Grevey, Michele Boykin and Mary Harriet Moore each appear on the 2013-14 South Carolina Basketball Coaches Association All-State teams, released Monday.
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Frank Ostaseski is the Founder of the Metta Institute and co-founder of Zen Hospice Project. He is one of America's leading voices in contemplative care of the dying.His groundbreaking work has been widely featured by Bill Moyers, The Oprah Winfrey Show, PBS television and in numerous print publications. In 2001, he was honored by H.H. Dalai Lama for his years of compassionate service to the dying and their families.
Martha deBarros
Martha deBarros is a longtime resident and practitioner at Green Gulch Farm. She co-founded the Zen Hospice Project and is an active member of Everyday Zen. Martha received lay entrustment from Norman Fischer in 2005. She currently teaches meditation to a group of elders and to inmates at San Quentin Prison and the County Jail in San Bruno.


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Student Support Services
The mission of the TRiO/Student Support Services initiative is for traditional and non-traditional, part-time and full time students, who are eligible, to achieve an undergraduate degree.
It is a unique opportunity for first-generation, low-income students, and students with disabilities to complete a four-year education.
The TRiO/SSS program is a student-focused center of excellence in academic advising, career exploration, disability services, mentoring, supplemental instruction, student development, and tutoring.
The Student Support Services is one of three initiatives funded by the U.S. Department of Education. TRIO is our nation's commitment to the dream of education for all Americans regardless of race, ethnic background or economic circumstances. For information about the other two programs, go to TRIO under Academics.


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Rev. of Achieving Sustainable Freshwater Systems: A Web of Connections, edited by Marjorie M. Holland, Elizabeth R. Blood and Lawrence R. Shaffer.
La gestion environnementale participative des servitudes energie dans la municipalite de Stukely-Sud / Participatory environmental management easements energy in the municipality of South Stukely
L'evaluation du processus deliberatif de la Politique nationale de l'eau par des indicateurs sociaux
Reports on a plan by a coalition of landowners in the rural municipality of South Stukely in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, to establish a nature conservancy on their private lands that would incorporate an energy corridor right-of-way. Objective of biological conservation; Roadblocks that have pr...