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Green Hope 61, Lee County 44
Host and No. 4 seed Green Hope (22-5) jumped out to a 19-2 lead after one quarter and went on to its third win in three meetings with Lee County this season in the first round of the NCHSAA 4A State Tournament Monday night.
Senior guard Dante Graham led the Yellow Jackets with 14 points. Dewaun McEachin scored 11 points and Jason Payne scored nine points.
Lee County finishes the season 13-14 overall and fourth in the Tri-Nine after finishing eighth in the league last season.
Northwood 72, Warren 56
No. 8 Northwood (17-10) cruised past visiting Warren (17-9) in the first round of the 2A State Tournament Monday night.
Aumad Walker led the Chargers with 19 points. Kadarus Rone scored 18 points and Jared Worley added 11 points.
The Chargers advance to play at top-seeded Kinston tonight at 8 p.m.
Middle Creek 60, Pinecrest 54
Middle Creek held on to a 33-22 halftime lead and beat the visiting Patriots in the first round of the 4A State Tournament. Quentin Jackson led the Mustangs (19-8) with 18 points.
Frankie Painter and Adam Cummings scored 14 points each for Pinecrest, which finishes the season 15-10.
Morehead 66, Overhills 52
Visiting Morehead (16-8) beat Overhills in the first round of the NCHSAA 3A State Tournament Monday night in Spring Lake.
The Jaguars finish the season 17-9 overall.
Triton 54, Northern Nash 52
No. 2 Triton (23-3) edged visiting No. 15 Northern Nash (8-14) in the 3A first round Monday night.
Maurice McBryde led the Hawks with 17 points and Krishawn McBryde added 13 points.
Triton hosts No. 7 Havelock in the second round tonight at 7 p.m.
Cummings 59, Jordan-Matthews 41
Cummings (21-4) made it 4-0 over the Jets this season in the first round of the 2A State Tournament Monday night.
Nigel White led the Jets with 10 points and Jackson Rogers added seven points.
Jordan-Matthews finishes the season 19-8.
Winston-Salem Prep 100, Chatham Central 37
Top-seeded Winston-Salem Prep (27-2) broke out to a 20-3 lead through one quarter and kept going over the No. 16 Bears in a 1A first round game.
Junior Zack Burke led Chatham Central with 13 points and eight rebounds. Freshman Matt Clark scored 11 points.
The Bears finish the season 7-16.
North Moore 74, Central Academy 65 - OT
The No. 9 Mustangs prevailed on the road at No. 8 Central Academy (9-16) in Union County Monday night in a 1A first round game. North Moore won the overtime period 16-7.
North Moore (14-10) advances to play at Winston-Salem Prep tonight at 7 p.m.
Girls basketball
Triton 46, Southern Lee 26
No. 7 Triton defeated the No. 10 Lady Cavaliers in the first round of the NCHSAA 3A State Tournament Monday night.
Rachel Wilson led the Lady Cavs with eight points and five rebounds. Deshele Sumpter had six points, five rebounds and four steals. Brianna Taylor had five points, 12 rebounds and six steals.
Octavia Hart led the Lady Hawks (14-13) with nine points and five assists while Adaisha Harris had eight points and 12 boards.
Southern Lee finishes its season 13-13 overall.
Triton plays at No. 2 Chapel Hill in the second round tonight at 6:30 p.m.
Overhills 46, Union Pines 29
Sophomore Ge'Naisha Robinson led Overhills (18-6) with 16 points, eight rebounds and five steals as the Lady Jaguars advanced past conference rival Union Pines in the 3A first round Monday night.
Katelyn Clark added eight points and five rebounds for the Lady Jaguars.
Tiffany Hicks led the Lady Vikings with eight points and five boards. Union Pines finishes the season 12-13.
No. 3 Overhills hosts Southern Guilford in a second round game tonight at 7 p.m.
Northwood 55, Greene Central 27
The No. 2 Lady Chargers (23-4) rolled through the first round of the 2A State Tournament Monday night in Pittsboro.
Alexis Brower and Shontai Totten scored 13 points apiece for the Lady Chargers and Jasmine Harris scored 12 points. Northwood led 26-10 at halftime.
Northwood hosts No. 7 Cedar Ridge in the second round tonight at 7 p.m.
Jordan-Matthews 83, Clinton 53
Senior Mylia Garner poured in 32 points and the Lady Jets, the defending 2A state champs, advanced through the 2A first round over visiting Clinton Monday night.
Senior Taylor Paige added 17 points for the Lady Jets (24-4).
No. 5 Jordan-Matthews hosts No. 13 Cummings tonight at 7 p.m.
Bishop McGuinness 59, Chatham Central 21
Bishop McGuinness (19-7) jumped out to a 41-10 lead by halftime and knocked the Lady Bears out of the 1A State Tournament Monday night.
Chatham Central finishes the season 11-14 overall.
Lake Norman Charter 76, North Moore 44
Lake Norman Charter (22-5) pulled away from visiting North Moore in the second period, making a 21-18 lead after one period a 48-27 halftime margin, in a 1A first round game Monday night.
The Lady Mustangs finish the season 13-12 overall.
Apex 50, Pinecrest 42
No. 9 Apex (18-9) advanced past No. 8 Pinecrest in a 4A first round game in Southern Pines Monday night.
Janea Williams led the Lady Patriots with 15 points and Felicia Painter added 14 points.
The Lady Patriots finish the season 16-10.
Harnett Central 61, East Wake 58
After going 0-3 versus East Wake so far this season, including a 55-37 loss in a conference tournament semifinal last week, Harnett Central (21-5) won a 4A first round game at East Wake Monday night.
DeAnneisha Jackson led Harnett Central with 22 points and 17 rebounds. Maya Banks scored 19 points.
The Lady Trojans advance to play at No. 1 Southeast Raleigh tonight at 7 p.m.


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A story about a mother who struggles with a bipolar disorder may not seem like the most obvious choice for a rock musical, but as its three Tony awards and Pulitzer Prize will attest, "Next to Normal" is one of the most memorable and powerful productions to grace the Broadway stage in some time.
The McLean Community Players will be staging the ground-breaking musical, written by Brian Yorkey with music by Tom Kitt, at 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays from Feb. 1-16 at the Alden Theatre.
"It's not about a bipolar woman. It's a story of love, family, growth and challenge," said Nicky McDonnell, who plays the somewhat distraught mom, Diana. "It has an incredible story, a simple story in many ways, and it's very moving, complicated and challenging and those are my favorite pieces."
A stage vet, it's been a while since McDonnell has dabbled in theatre, but the opportunity to play such a strong role was too hard to resist.
"The writing is some of the best I have seen in a long time, especially for an original work," she said. "Diana's a phenomenal character and it's exciting that so many people have been drawn to this."
The cast also stars Brent Stone as Dan, Catherine Callahan as Natalie, Nick DuPre as Gabe, Alex Stone as Henry and Quinn McCord as the Doctor. Combined, the group has garnered more than 38 local theater nominations and 12 awards.
"This particular cast is the most honest I've ever worked with and it's been great," said Lisa Anne Bailey, the director of the show, who fell in love with the musical the first time she saw it performed at Arena Stage.
"What intrigued me was the fact that it is so different and has a little dark side to it; it's not 'Oklahoma' for sure," she said. "The challenge as a director is to make sure you don't go over-the-top and for the actors, they need to really let go to do it right. It needs to be organic and real."
As most "Next to Normal" fans know, the musical originated Off-Broadway, before heading for a two-month run at the Arena Stage, followed by a successful stint on Broadway, where it picked up 11 Tony nominations in 2009.
There were a number of changes to the production between its time in D.C. and New York, and Bailey, having seen both, wanted to add her personal spin on the story in MCP's version.
"One of the things I wasn't fond of in either of the productions I saw was the way I as an audience member left feeling about the husband," she said. "We've done a little spin on that so he's left the way I want him to be left, and much stronger."
Bailey starred in two plays at MCP but this is her first time directing at the theatre.
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ALFRED, NY – The Hilbert men's soccer team returned home after a 3-0 road loss at Alfred University September 28. The Hawks were held to a season-low three shots for the 90 minute game while their defense gave up 17 open looks at goal. With the non-conference loss, the Hawks can now focus strictly on their Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference game schedule moving forward.
Midfielders Eric Russell (2 shots, one on goal) and David Walkow (1 shot) provided Hilbert's offensive punch for the match.
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I wonder if it's possible to have one place that tracks everybody's PE pregnancy history, current status & outcome.
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Jane Doe --12/10/01 severe PE 25 wks (loss)
09/17/03 no PE --full term 37 wks
I guess it would be a way to track recurrence/success in a non-scientific way. It would help, having had a loss, to see that somebody who had PE early on went on to have a baby (even though some do not). I know of a few specific women here who have had that outcome, but it's hard to track everybody. This may be a difficult thing to compile, but it was just a thought. Maybe it could be done w/o using people's name if that's an issue.


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It's been a bad week for the blog. I've been busy with more important things. Rolling Thunder is well under way. We've added some new course features; a whoop section (very Euro), a sand pit, and a 250 meter grass straightaway with a 2% gradient. The venue will be American Legion Field. Yes, it's out past Reserve Street by the DNRC. The good news is the American Legion folks are super cool and the race will continue to have all of it's unique aspects. Night time racing, beer garden, music, special prizes, and one of a kind course. The racing format will be slightly different this year. The first event of the evening will be men 4's and master B's. Second up will be the women 1,2,3,4 race. The women will be racing by themselves this year. The last event of the evening will start just as the sun's going down. The men 1,2,3 race mixed in with the master A's. In this race we will crown three Rolling Thunder Champions; men 1/2, men 3, and master A.
Linked to the blog I will have a special Rolling Thunder web page that will be dedicated to updates, rankings, and information regarding the race.
Will last year's Rolling Thunder champions defend? Clint Muhfeld, Lisa Curry, Chance Cooke, and Chris Connelly.
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The expectation would be that the UFC would want to capitalize on Jones' marketability and push his upcoming seventh title defense with gusto. If that doesn't happen, Jones doesn't seem as if he will be all that surprised. When asked where he thought he stood in the current landscape of UFC marketing Jones was unsure and unworried, "We don't always see
eye to eye with the UFC, so I don't know if they are always necessarily pushing me and whether that's a smart idea on their end or not, who knows? I do know that they are pushing Ronda Rousey really hard, and she's gotten a lot of great opportunities. I don't know what they're going to do, but I'm pushing myself all the time so, I'm not really worried."When asked why he thought that was, why a fighter that has broken multiple records in his division, and is currently sitting at No. 1 in the UFC's pound-for-pound rankings wouldn't be the UFC's most heavily promoted fighter, Jones responded, "I know that I'm a lot different from some of the guys from the past. Guys like Chuck Liddell, and guys like Matt Hughes that would just get up and do anything, anytime, and never voice their opinion. I'm trying to change a lot of things in the game. Making sure the fighters are being respected, making sure our own brands are being respected, things like that. We just don't always see eye to eye on everything, either way it works out."
That pound-for-pound ranking is something that Jones is proud of, "It is very rewarding, it makes me feel like I earned something, being number one in the world is a rare thing, I'm aware of that, and it's something that I cherish a lot."
As much as he cherishes and is proud of that ranking, Jones knows that the ranking can be a fleeting thing and that he will ultimately be judged by what he does inside the Octagon, "I know that it's just words. Just like the belt is just a material thing. At the end of the day, I need to go out there and win fights. I need to go out there and train hard. I need to remain this ambitious fighter that I always have been because titles mean nothing when it comes to the event."
For those that scoff at the idea of the UFC belt just being a material thing, Jones made it clear that the title of champion that goes along with that belt is what is really important to him. That title also forced him to change in some ways, "I look at the belt as a material thing, but being the champion means so much more. Being the champion did change my psychology. I had to start working harder; I had to start training like a champion. I had to make a conscious decision to out train everyone in my gym every day.""I can't tweet what everyone else tweets. I can't post pictures I want to post. I can't talk about some of the topics that I would like to talk about. I have to kind of put parts of myself on the back shelf in order to represent the word champion. It means a lot to me to be a champion both inside the Octagon and outside the Octagon. It's like a lifestyle to me.""There's nothing that Glover can do in his training that's going to completely morph who he is," Jones said. "He can always learn a new move, but at his age, at this point in his career, mind you I'm just starting, I'm just five years into the game. I just started learning how to fight five years ago; Glover's been doing this since I was in high school. So, if he was meant to be amazing and great at this, he would have already been there, and I believe in this."
Jones made it clear that he isn't disrespecting Teixeira or dismissing him as a dangerous opponent, "I still have to respect him, and I have to remember that he can learn some new techniques for this fight, but he's still the same guy. His speed won't get that much faster, his strength, everything who he is is still going to be who he is."
After stating his opinion on Teixeira, Jones offered his take on where he stands in his development as a fighter, "With me I do feel that I'm a new fighter with a new attitude, different outlook on the sport, different outlook on myself, and I'm still like a baby, I feel like I'm a toddler in this sport, fighting a guy that's very set in his own ways."


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What "our definition of aionios" is of no concern, but what the Bible has accurately established. At Matthew 25, Jesus said concerning those who did not assist his "brothers": "'Truly I say to you, To the extent that you did not do it to one of these least ones, you did not do it to me.' And these will depart into everlasting cutting-off ("everlasting cutting-off ", Greek kolasin aionion), but the righteous ones into everlasting life."("everlasting life", Greek zoe aionion, Matt 25:45, 46)Jesus contrasts those who failed in their assisting Jesus "brothers" ( those chosen by Jehovah God (2 Thess 2:13) who, along with him, make up the "kingdom of God"), with "the righteous ones" who are granted "everlasting life", those who assisted Jesus "brothers" at Matthew 25:40. Just as life contrasts with death, light with dark, so both receive something that is "everlasting", a permanent "cutting-off " from life for both "the Devil and his angels" and those who lifted no hand of help towards Jesus "brothers" and those who provided both material and spiritual help to Jesus "brothers", giving them "everlasting life".The Greek interlinear, The Emphatic Diaglott, by Benjamin Wilson, reads at Matthew 25:46: "And shall go away these into a cutting-off (ko´la·sin) agelasting; the and just ones into life everlasting." Thus, those that God deems as unworthy of life everlasting, are then "cut-off " from life, receiving everlasting death. The Emphatic Diaglott footnote for this verse reads: "That is, in the fire mentioned in verse 41. The Common Version (King James Bible), and in many modern ones, render kolasin aionioon, everlasting punishment, conveying the idea, as generally interpreted, of basimos, torment. Kolasin in its various forms only occurs in three other places in the New Testament - Acts 4:21; 2 Peter 2:9; 1 John 4:18. It is derived from kolazoo, which signifies, 1. To cut off; as lopping off branches of trees, to prune. 2. To restrain, to repress. The Greeks write - "The charioteer (kalazei) restrains his fiery steeds". 3. To chastise, to punish. To cut off an individual from life, or society, or even to restrain, is esteemed as punishment; - hence has arisen this third metaphorical use of the word....The righteous go to life, the wicked to the cutting off from life, or death."(italics theirs)
If I were going to translate the "eternal" passages in the scriptures concerning the duration of hell, what would I do? What would be my methodology? First, when translating scripture, I understand that scripture needs to agree with other scripture. If I come across a word that could be translated one of two ways and one way makes it contradict scripture while the other one fits harmoniously, it would be my duty to translate the passage according to the rules of grammar and in accordance with the harmony of scripture. For example, grammar allows John 1:1 to be translated "a god", but context does not (non trinitarians will disagree, but that is not the point of this post. You can come up with your own example - I think you understand the point). Both must be taken into account when translating the Greek and Hebrew scriptures.When we come to the word "aionios" there can be no doubt that it can be translated in both an "eternal" and "non-eternal" (see Romans 16:25; 2 Tim 1:9; Titus 1:2)sense. Vine's Dictionary of New Testament Words affirms this (as well as many other legitimate conservative sources, such as my NASB bible), but emphasizes that the vast majority of times in scripture it means "eternal". Aionios can be a complicated word, but for sake of simplicity, let's say we would use "eternal" for the one side, and "lasting" [for an age] for the other side (or "pertaining to an age" but we'll use "lasting" for simplicity). There is another reason we are given to translate it as "eternal". We are told that since, in Matthew 25:46, when Jesus is talking about the sheep's and the goats, he ascribes aionios life to the sheep's and aionios punishment to the goats. It is argued that these are parallel and therefore they must use the same definition. Since we know that heaven is eternal, then the meanings must be the same in both phrases. Is this the case? Would translating it "eternal" contradict scripture? It is my firm conviction that translating "aionios" as eternal in this and other such passages of scripture directly contradicts what God has consistently revealed about himself in the testimony of the rest of scripture.It is clear from scripture that the heart of God desires to save mankind. Whether or not you agree with universal reconciliation, the scriptures declare God's desires clearly: His love is so intense and powerful that he sent his only son to die for "God so loved the world". The scripture goes further to say that it is in his heart's desire that ALL men be saved:1 Timothy 2:4who desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth.2 Peter 3:9The Lord is not slow about His promise, as some count slowness, but is patient toward you, not wishing for any to perish but for all to come to repentance.So God deeply loves and desires to save all of his creatures, though that is not yet a promise that His will will succeed. God reveals himself in the Old Testament (and new) to be a person who does NOT punish eternally. This is repeatedly revealed in numerous ways. As you read through the Old Testament, a pattern, or theme develop about God and punishment of sin. It angers and disgusts him and he punishes it. But he always stops. His anger has an end. When God was punishing David for the census in 2 Samuel 24, he stopped at 70,000 dead and relented. It specifies that. When Jonah was faced with preaching to the Ninevites, he said to God, "That is what I tried to forestall by fleeing to Tarshish. I knew that you are a gracious and compassionate God, slow to anger and abounding in love, a God who relents from sending calamity" Is this true? Is he a God who relents? The scriptures affirm it here and in several other places quite clearly that God's punishment never lasts forever. This is not just my opinion for the scripture bears it out specifically here in Jonah and in other places such as:Joel 2:13 - Rend your heart and not your garments. Return to the LORD your God, for he is gracious and compassionate, slow to anger and abounding in love, and he relents from sending calamity. This is a characteristic of God, not merely a rare action. I then sought out situations that would refute this but found only more supporting texts. Going through the book of Jeremiah, God is very vocal about his anger at Israel's sin. His punishment is severe. I found several interesting verses about His punishment of them:Jeremiah 7:20 20"This is what the Almighty LORD says: My anger and fury will be poured out on this place, on humans and animals, and on trees and crops. My anger and fury will burn and not be put out.Jeremiah 1314Then I will smash them like bottles against each other. I will smash parents and children together, declares the LORD. I will have no pity, mercy, or compassion when I destroy them.' " Jeremiah 155No one will take pity on you, Jerusalem. No one will mourn for you. No one will bother to ask how you are doing. 6You have left me," declares the LORD. "You have turned your back on me. So I will use my power against you and destroy you. I'm tired of showing compassion to you. Jeremiah 174You will lose the inheritance that I gave you. I will make you serve your enemies in a land that you haven't heard of. I will do this because you have stirred up the fire of my anger.It will burn forever. So there is was - I found the evidence that God's punishment IS permanent and forever. There were several statements that gave the impression that God's punishment would not end. It seemed to contradict what I had originally thought about God's punishment. God said it would be forever. But wait! Then came the clincher. The first one was right after Jeremiah 17 where God said it would "burn forever": Jeremiah 187"At one time I may threaten to tear up, break down, and destroy a nation or a kingdom. 8But suppose the nation that I threatened turns away from doing wrong. Then I will change my plans about the disaster I planned to do to it. So even after God decides "forever" and proclaims it, His mind can still change. And then several chapters later the very famous passage in Jeremiah 29:Jeremiah 29 - 10This is what the LORD says: When Babylon's 70 years are over, I will come to you. I will keep my promise to you and bring you back to this place. For I know the plans that I have for you,' declares the LORD, 'plans for welfare and not for calamity to give you a future and a hope. 12'Then you will call upon Me and come and pray to Me, and I will listen to you. 13'You will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart. 14'I will be found by you,' declares the LORD, 'and I will restore your fortunes and will gather you from all the nations and from all the places where I have driven you,' declares the LORD, 'and I will bring you back to the place from where I sent you into exile.' Even when God made straightforward, unequivocal, seemingly irreversible statements about punishment, he would in fact change his mind because of his compassion because that's the way he is (or the Hebrew "olam" is being mistranslated). God does NOT punish or remain angry forever! Look:Jeremiah 3:4,5 "Have you not just now called to Me, My Father, You are the friend of my youth? Will He be angry forever? Will He be indignant to the end?' Return, faithless Israel,' declares the LORD; I will not look upon you in anger. For I am gracious,' declares the LORD; 'I will not be angry forever." Psalms 30:55 For His anger is but for a moment, His favor is for a lifetime";Psalms 103:9 He will not always strive with us, Nor will He keep His anger forever."When he said that his anger "would burn forever" in Jeremiah, it was actually seventy years that it lasted for, not eternity. Eternity, it seems in this case, is seventy years. When we get to the New Testament and Jesus supposedly said that God's punishment was going to be "forever", this would be the first time God ever said that punishment would be "forever" and meant it, and it contradicts scripture about "not being angry forever"; "being a God who relents", etc. He did so a few times in Jeremiah, but did not mean it (it makes you wonder if they translated "olam" correctly when he said his fire would burn forever when he meant for only seventy years?). He plainly does NOT punish forever and if that is what Jesus was saying, it would be a HUGE non- sequitur because it does not follow how God punishes in the rest of scripture. God does not mention eternal hell in Genesis at the beginning or after Adam and Eve's sin; or at the giving of the law and the various punishments and consequences of disobedience throughout the Old Testament. God details punishment quite a bit in the O.T. but he never tells his people that his punishment for sin is eternal punishment. Instead he continuously presents himself as someone who is patient, forgiving, and, after punishing sin, he wants to reconcile. He is one who relents concerning punishment. He is portrayed as someone whose loving-kindness lasts forever and whose anger is for only a short time, not the other way around. Love, it is said, never fails. He asks us to continue to forgive again and again, and he asks us to love our enemies, NOT just our enemies who become Christians. Then, all of the sudden, we are to believe that God stops forgiving and punishes forever, for the first time in scripture opposed to dozens and dozens of scriptures to the contrary. In other words, there is NO larger context in which we can determine that God punishes endlessly and eternally. It simply is not there no matter where you look. Therefore, when I come to "aionios", I see how God deals with his wrath throughout scripture, I understand that God is not one who is angry forever and he is one who relents concerning wrath and punishment. I would be foolish and wrong to say, "It must mean eternal" because that is not how God has revealed himself in the scriptures. To say that hell is eternal contradicts scripture as a whole and I challenge anyone to find a scripture outside of "aionios" that indicates that God's punishment of sin is eternal. I've not yet found any such scripture or scriptural principle though I've found the opposite again and again! I simply cannot fathom how this can have been missed because the scripture are so consistently and repetitively clear throughout. Therefore, the argument that aionios has to be translated "eternal" because it is a parallel in the sheep and goats simply holds no water.
Ded I'm saying the exact opposite. Eternal doesn't have to mean without beginning or end. It can mean that but doesn't always mean that.
Sorry, Shawn, misunderstood you. What I was trying to say was that unless the word is used specifically in reference to God, it does not and cannot mean never ending or without end.For God alone is eternal - without beginning or end - outside of time itself - neverending.
Quote from: shawn on October 27, 2012, 10:40:06 PMDed I'm saying the exact opposite. Eternal doesn't have to mean without beginning or end. It can mean that but doesn't always mean that.I think Eternal does mean without a beginning or end but aion does not. Eternal, everlasting, forever, all mean without a beginning or end.CHB
I said before....it serves no purpose to say God's wrath is not wrath with the et'ers..
O YES,JC He is passionate in His LOVE FOR MANKIND...HE IS JEALOUS IN HIS LOVE TO PROTECT AND SAVE. does the 'tool' lift itself up against He who wields it?...... when the stones of the temple and it's timbers are brought togather for assembly...there is no sound of a tool or axe[tool to the firepit] no weapon formed against you shall suceed....... His wrath is against the kingdom of darkness...whose works are wicked...He come to save man and deliver him from the wicked one[pray this way...deliver us from evil]
Quote from: shawn on October 27, 2012, 10:40:06 PMDed I'm saying the exact opposite. Eternal doesn't have to mean without beginning or end. It can mean that but doesn't always mean that.I think Eternal does mean without a beginning or end but aion does not. Eternal, everlasting, forever, all mean without a beginning or end.My understanding is, the words eternal, forever, everlasting were used instead of the words aion aionios, olam. The greek word aion or olam should never be translated as forever, everlasting, or eternal. The word forever should be used only as a figure of speech. "It took me forever to do that". Or I waited in line forever".CHB
Back to the original question of "is there a greek word for eternity"Apparently not - at least not exactly. Here are what scholars say:Ellicott's Commentary on the Whole Bible (Matt. 25:46). Everlasting punishment--life eternal. The two adjectives represent the same Greek word, aionios it must be admitted that the Greek word which is rendered "eternal" does not, in itself, involve endlessness, but rather, duration, whether through an age or succession of ages, and that it is therefore applied in the N.T. to periods of time that have had both a beginning and ending (Rom. 16:25).Hasting's Dictionary of the New Testament (Vol. I, p. 542, art. Christ and the Gospels): Eternity. There is no word either in the O.T. Hebrew or the N.T. Greek to express the abstract idea of eternity. (Vol. III, p. 369): Eternal, everlastingnonetheless "eternal" is misleading, inasmuch as it has come in the English to connote the idea of "endlessly existing," and thus to be practically a synonym for "everlasting." But this is not an adequate rendering of aionios which varies in meaning with the variations of the noun aion from which it comes. (p. 370)Jeremy Taylor, a world famous Protestant hell-fire advocate wavers, and after his ebullient flashes of Systematic Hellology, he is constrained to the following modification in Jeremy Taylor's Works (vol. 3, p. 43): "Though the fire is everlasting, not all that enters it is everlasting," then adds, "The word everlasting signifies only to the end of its period." Would that other hell-fire advocates were so honest.The large Catholic Bible dictionary, The Encyclopedic Dictionary of the Bible (p. 693): ETERNITY: The Bible hardly speaks of eternity in the philosophical sense of infinite duration without beginning or end. The Hebrew word olam, which is used alone (Ps. 61:8; etc.) or with various prepositions (Gen. 3:22; etc.) in contexts where it is traditionally translated as "forever," means in itself no more than 'for an indefinitely long period." Thus me olam does not mean "from eternity" but "of old" Gen. 6:4; etc.). In the N.T. aion is used as the equivalent of olam. (Note: even the Catholic translators of The Jerusalem Bible and The New American Bible have failed to heed the scholarship of their own Catholic authorities.)Saint Gregory of Nyssa speaks of aionios diastema, "an eonian interval." How many intervals do you know of that are "endless" or "eternal?"
Shawn wrote and I agreeSo we see that God's wrath is just giving us up to our own sinful ways to reap what we have sown. He doesn't punish us. He doesn't harm us in any way. He just let's us go the way we have chosen. We then punish ourselves by our wrong decisions.
Quote from: dajomacoShawn wrote and I agreeSo we see that God's wrath is just giving us up to our own sinful ways to reap what we have sown. He doesn't punish us. He doesn't harm us in any way. He just let's us go the way we have chosen. We then punish ourselves by our wrong decisions. Wouldn't that be like putting your 2 year old in a room full of all sorts of harmful things and say "if you eat poision and die it's your fault"?CHB
It seems to me that God has allowed broken, frail, fleshly people to navigate a world set up to educate our spirits. Even the food we want to eat isn't good for us much of the time. I want bacon cheese burgers and milk shakes...but my ever enlarging belly tells me I need to eat in moderation...and to mix in some healthy items. Even my diet teaches me the spiritual principle of moderation and self discipline.
Quote from: shawnIt seems to me that God has allowed broken, frail, fleshly people to navigate a world set up to educate our spirits. Even the food we want to eat isn't good for us much of the time. I want bacon cheese burgers and milk shakes...but my ever enlarging belly tells me I need to eat in moderation...and to mix in some healthy items. Even my diet teaches me the spiritual principle of moderation and self discipline.dI agree God is teaching us the consequences of good and evil. He is letting us experience both to learn from. He is the one who gave us both and he is the one who determines how much, when, and if we experience it. If we are in control of all that, it seems funny that we can't control our appetites, our actions, etc. Why do we eat or drink stuff that we know is not good for us? I think it is not in us, not meant for us to control these things otherwise we couldn't learn anything from them.CHB


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MORAVIAN FALLS - Starmount's string of tough-luck losses continued Friday night in Moravian Falls.
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Starmount let two leads slip away in the game.
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If you bike, walk, drive or blade around Berkeley, you have probably noticed the bicycle boulevard signs and pavement legends. Identifying the streets with these signs and legends is just the first phase of creating a network of bicycle boulevards. The City is now engaged in the second phase of implementation - improving the safety and convenience of the bicycle boulevards, including the crossings at busy streets.
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Acne, a common skin disease that affects 40 to 50 million Americans, comes in a variety of appearances. It affects mainly teenagers, but it can also begin or persist into your 20s, 30s, and later. Acne's psychological impact can't be ignored -- it is associated with higher rates of anxiety, depression, and unemployment.
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A powerful drug, isotretinoin, is reserved for treating the most severe cases of inflammatory acne. People with moderate to severe acne that fails to respond to other medications, including antibiotics, and those who have aggressive, painful, disfiguring acne may be referred for oral isotretinoin (Accutane, Amnesteem, Claravis, or Sotret) treatment.
Isotretinoin, derived from vitamin A, is an effective treatment because it targets acne by halting oil production and decreasing inflammation that can lead to scarring. It has the potential to suppress acne over a long-term period and typically needs to be taken for three to six months.
"In the worst cases, we do use isotretinoin," says Patricia Farris, MD, dermatologist in private practice in Metairie, La., and clinical associate professor in the department of dermatology at Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans. "It's a miracle for people who have stubborn acne."
Side Effects of Isotretinoin
While it can be an effective acne treatment, isotretinoin has potentially damaging side effects that you should know about.
One serious side effect is causing severe birth defects to unborn fetuses, so the FDA requires women of childbearing age to use birth control before, during, and one month after therapy.
The FDA also warns that using isotretinoin may be linked to depression, psychosis, and, in rare cases, suicidal thoughts or suicide attempts.
While taking isotretinoin, you will be monitored for side effects through at least monthly follow-up visits. In 80 out of 100 people, isotretinoin clears up severe acne. One-third of patients relapse after successful isotretinoin treatment. Usually, this is noted in the first year after stopping therapy. Your doctor may recommend another course of isotretinoin or another treatment, depending on the severity of your acne.
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The best way to prevent the flu is to be vaccinated every year. But what if you end up with the flu? You may need to take prescription antiviral medications if you are at high-risk for complications.
For the 2012-2013 flu season, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends oseltamivir and zanamivir for the treatment of the flu.
About Antivirals
Oseltamivir is approved for the treatment of the flu in people aged 2 weeks and older. This medication can also be taken by pregnant women.
Common side effects include nausea and vomiting. These may happen within the first two days of taking oseltamivir. There is also a risk, especially in children, of unusual behavior such as self-injury and confusion. It is important that people who take this medication be closely monitored.
Zanamivir, which comes in a disk inhaler, is approved for people aged seven years and older who do not have breathing or heart problems. Common side effects include:
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- Sinusitis
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- Cough
- Diarrhea
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Like oseltamivir, zanamivir may cause unusual behavior, especially in children.
Important Questions About Antivirals
Are These Medications Right for You?
Most people who get the flu do not need antivirals. Your doctor may recommend these drugs if you:
- Have severe flu symptoms
- Have the flu and are at high risk for serious complications
People who are at high risk include:
- Children younger than five years old, but especially those younger than two years
- Adults aged 65 years and older
- Pregnant women
- People with chronic conditions such as asthma , heart failure , and lung disease or weakened immune systems such as patients with diabetes , and patients with HIV infection or getting chemotherapy
- People aged 19 years and younger who are on long-term aspirin therapy
When Should You Take Them and for How Long?
Antivirals should be taken as early as possible—within the first two days of your illness. In general, the medication is taken twice a day for five days.
What Are the Benefits of Taking Antivirals Medications?
Antivirals can reduce your symptoms and shorten how long you have the flu. If you are hospitalized due to the flu, antivirals may be able to shorten your hospital stay and reduce your risk of complications.
Can Antivirals Be Used to Prevent the Flu?
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Top 25 gadget gurus you should follow -- Oh hai Rene!
Business Insider included our own managing editor, the illustrious Rene Ritchie on their Top 25 Tech And Gadget Gurus You Should Follow On Twitter.
Rene Ritchie is the French Canadian master of iPhone apps and news, editing and writing for TiPb.com, one of the most well known iOS blogs.
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Well deserved indeed.
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Which makes you warmer and fuzzier inside though, making this list in front of all your viewers and readers of TIME magazine, or that the one and only Steve Jobs knows who you are?
I meant Business Insider, not TIME. Woops.
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State of County report lists health priorities, top five causes of death
Heart disease and cancer are the most likely ways Lee County residents will die, according to a recently released report.
The top five leading causes of death in the area during 2010 were released this week in Lee County's 2012 State of the County Health Report, an annual checkup on the residents' physical and mental well-being with recent data provided by the state.
The report also lists the county's health priorities for the coming year, what work has been done in recent months and how the community can get involved, said Lee County Health Education Supervisor Sandra Boyd.
"We want people to be aware of what our priority areas are and that we can provide education," she said. "We are always available to collaborate for education and prevention."
The county is mandated to assess county health every four years, and it releases the state of the county health report during years when a full assessment is not required, she said. Lee County completed its County Health Report in 2010 and obesity, sexually transmitted infections, teen pregnancy and access to mental health care and dental health care were listed as the county's five health priorities.
"After the County Health Report, you appoint a task force or subcommittee to work throughout the years on each of the priorities," Boyd said. "In the state of the county, we let people know how we've done."
With regard to obesity, a direct correlation can be seen in the top causes of death in the county, she said. The Lee County Public Health Department has worked with local law enforcement to make areas safer so children feel safer playing outside, and the county intends to create a DVD encouraging exercise through a partnership with the Lee County Schools, Boyd said.
The county is also increasing access to mental and dental health care, she said, and while Lee County is ranked high for teen pregnancy, the numbers are going down.
Cases of sexually transmitted diseases like HIV/AIDS and syphilis have decreased in the county in recent years, but cases of gonorrhea and chlamydia have increased since 2008. In 2011, there were 275 cases of chlamydia, jumping up from 182 cases in 2008.
"We can't say with certainty why they are more prevalent in Lee County," Boyd said. "But in terms of education, we are doing as much as we can. Our target audience is in the schools, and we are working with teachers and educators where there are young people."
Educating Lee County residents on health concerns and encouraging prevention are the top priorities for the department and the desired result from the health report, she said.
"It really is the number-one goal ... ," she said. "Education and prevention, I can't stress it enough."
A full copy of the report is available at the Lee County Government Center, located at 106 Hillcrest Road, or online at www.leecountync.gov.


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Missed you guys. I was super busy baking. Watching now!
Wow! thanks Georgia for demonstrating the Elvin Arm Warmers so beautifully!
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You guys comments about the samsung commercial was pathetic. Saying that it wasn't funny was a lie, it wasn't funny to you because it's true. Apple users stand in line for hours for a small upgrade. And it also showed that apple fans boys (and girls) are mindless sheeps and feel that if you don't upgrade, you're left behind or not cool enough. There is no reason to upgrade to a 4s when you have a 4. And the Sprint ad was going against att and verizon iphones users, not android users.
You did not find it funny but later on while talking every once in a while you characterized as funny many scenes of the commercial..
I agree that the commercial says that iphone users are sheep and stuff but meybe sometimes that's what someone needs-to be woken up by a slap in the face.. :-)
Another thing is that the ad never made fun of the fact that the iphone has bugs, but of the fact that even though it has its users have the "i don't care" mentality (they find it out while waiting to buy it and even though they find out something they don't like at, all they simply "don't care"! Every phone has bugs! (i know i am a developer :-/ )
And the ad finally was not funny because it tried to be funny in the generic way..It tried and succeeded for that matter to be sarcastic (as hell) - and "bagged" all the controversy of the two sides in a one minute video! That's just "MAGICAL" LOL (my own sarcasm for the magical ads of Apple)


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