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Grew up AG and independent Pentecostal, joined the Southern Baptist denomination (wife a life-long member) the past 15-20 years, resigned from the denomination this summer following God's strong conviction for me to come out of it. I attend on Sunday mornings with her as a "compromise" and gesture toward her, son also still attends there (though I'd say they're both UR)...otherwise, if not for them going there, I wouldn't go. I started a thread "Taking the plunge..sharing UR with the Pastor" which you may enjoy reading. I share UR s/w gradually.I like the way the NASB reads (although it has hell, forever, eternal, doesn't it?), but I mostly read the CLT, Young's, Modern Young's, and The Christian Bible (www.christianbiblesociety.com). God's blessing, James.
My origin is Roman Catholic. I need a map to find a church....I read from around 70 Bibles. Most of them electronic ones.I often use KJV because 'everyone' uses it and because it is linked to Strong.Next step is usally comparing with YLT or RotherhamBasicly the first step is always KJV and the second step whatever translation uses age instead of eternal
Quote from: WhiteWings on November 26, 2008, 11:25:52 AMMy origin is Roman Catholic. I need a map to find a church....I read from around 70 Bibles. Most of them electronic ones.I often use KJV because 'everyone' uses it and because it is linked to Strong.Next step is usally comparing with YLT or RotherhamBasicly the first step is always KJV and the second step whatever translation uses age instead of eternalWhiteWings, would you think that it would be easier for a Roman Catholic or a Protestant to receive UR? I know all revelation comes from God, but I believe it may be more difficult for some due to their religious doctrines.
"'Heaven,' he said in late July, 'is neither an abstraction nor a physical place in the clouds, but a living and personal relationship with the Holy Trinity. Better to think of hell,' he explained the next week, 'as more than a physical place, as the state of those who freely and definitely separate themselves from God, the source of all life and joy.'
From Hieronymus Bosch to the creators of the animated TV series "South Park," artists, writers and theologians have tried to mentally transport Christians to a miserable place called hell as a sure deterrent to sin. Early Christians tried to locate hell as a spot on the sun or a comet, but most used their imagination to keep alive the image of a Gothic torture chamber. Lately though, that image is fading, say evangelicals, as modern Americans focus less on the wages of sin and more on the uplifting message of self-help. While 70 percent of Americans say they believe in heaven, only 50 percent believe in hell.
CONCEPTS OF HELL"The Orlando Sentinel" published the reactions of area religious leaders to this papal pronouncement, and considered other concepts, saying:"The pontiff's remarks surprised a few area religious leaders who supported his position."'The pope basically reiterated standard Catholic teaching, that hell is a state, rather than a place, said the Rev. Joseph Hart of Orlando's Mary, Queen of the Universe Shrine."There is very little known about hell,' Hart said. 'You can't use hell as a deterrent, like the electric chair.'"The Rev. Charles Horton of College Park Baptist Church agrees."'I think the pope has helped us to bring about an awareness of the fact that people make a virtual hell on earth for themselves by their choices and lifestyle,' he said. 'Hell is eternal separation from God's love. A separation from God is worse than fire.'"For Lutherans, hell is "the logical consequence of the choices that human beings make in excluding God from our lives," said the Rev. Barry Snowden, of Epiphany Lutheran Church in Oviedo.The concept of hell has long had a hold on the popular imagination. Dante, in the 14th century, told a story of cosmic rebellion in which Satan (Lucifer) and his angels rebelled against God, only to be cast out of heaven, and into their underworld domain.In the 1700's, scientists thought hell might be on the sun or a comet. In the past decade, Trinity Broadcasting Network and other evangelical organizations spread tales that in Russia, a microphone lowered two miles below the surface of the earth had recorded the sound of souls in torment.The notion of a physical hell after death predates Christianity.For ancient Greeks, it was Hades, surrounded by the River Styx. The dead were ferried across by the boatman, Charon. Their concept of the afterlife evolved from a muddy bog to what the philosopher Plato called a place of "temporary punishment for the curably wicked and eternal punishment for the incurably wicked."==> that looks a lot like the RC hell and purgatory....For Greek Orthodox Christians, hell is "a separation from God, that in our exercise of free will we bring upon ourselves," said the Rev. Mark Elliott of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Maitland. "The soul is in torment because it is separated from God."In the Old Testament, some believe it is the underworld of Sheol, which can be translated simply as 'the grave.' Other rabbis, in the 2nd century B.C., believed it was Gehenna, named for an infamous valley south of Jerusalem where an early pagan cult sacrificed children. Gehenna was considered "a cosmic disposal site for the wicked," according to historian Alan Weinstein, author of "The Formation of Hell.""Today, Jews don't talk much about hell from the pulpit," said Rabbi Alan Londy, of Temple Israel in Orlando.
If there is already a thread for this could someone kindly direct me there? Since Universalism doesn't necessarily have a denomination (as far as I know) I was wondering where everyone fellowships, whether they keep their UR leanings to themselves, and also what version of the Bible do you use?The Bible question is one of particular interest for me as I love my NASB. Of course now I am interested in getting one that holds closer to the original text in regards to "hell" and "eternal".TS
Since Universalism doesn't necessarily have a denomination (as far as I know) I was wondering where everyone fellowships, whether they keep their UR leanings to themselves, and also what version of the Bible do you use?
in the way that Carlton Pearson's been using "Inclusion" to describe his excessively liberal and Biblically lite brand of Universalism.
Personally I think teh easiest step to UR might be atheism or perhaps some fuzzy wuzzy lifestyle like new age.Learning is often easier than unlearning....I hope someone with a solid background can verify or debunk my post.
As for you attending a Wesleyan church, you might have to share this bad news with the pastor:http://www.tentmaker.org/forum/index.php?topic=3304.msg34338#msg34338


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Brad Scott vs. Robert Whittaker tourney final joins UFC on FX 6
MMAjunkie.comThe welterweight-tournament final is set for "The Ultimate Fighter: Australia vs. U.K."
Following this week's new episode of the show, also dubbed "TUF: Smashes," Brad Scott (8-1 MMA, 0-0 UFC) and Robert Whittaker (9-2 MMA, 0-0 UFC) have emerged as finalists.
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BAKER — Crestview residents Patsy and Clifford Bean were just a few of the residents who attended the Shady Grove Helping Hands Community Fair on Thursday at Shady Grove Assembly of God Church.
"We were just so impressed with what we learned," Patsy Bean said.
While learning about Medicare's open enrollment — Oct. 15 to Dec. 7, the one chance to change health and prescription drug coverage for many Medicare-eligible residents — she learned about her rehabilitation options.
"I had a knee injury and I am facing surgery," she said. "I didn't know that, with some of these home health places, you could do your rehab at home."
Clifford Bean received a free landline phone,specialized for the hearing impaired, from CIL Disability Resource Center.
Baker resident Jim Melton, 73, also left the event reassured after receiving a good score from a memory test.
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In response to the person inquiring about Medicare, the answer to that is: most doctors, not all, are like politicians. They're only in it to make as much money as they can. They don't care about serving the people or helping the people that need it most.
To all those who are complaining that doctors are now refusing to take Medicare patients, you were warned and still voted for Obama and Obamacare. You have what you voted for and cannot change it for four years.
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Some special nuclear employees that work for Savannah Rover Nuclear Solutions at the Savannah River Site have unique and desperate abilities. The nuclear power industry needs those painfully earned and maintained skills.
Barking dog
To the person in Gem Lakes who allows their dog to bark, non-stop, for hours after 11 p.m.; yes, the whole neighborhood can hear it.
The governor
Gov. Nikki Haley ran for office as a Tea Party darling. She also campaigned for other Tea Party candidates. So, have any of your taxes been reduced in our state of South Carolina? I am still paying too much income tax, property tax, sales tax, fuel tax and all the rest of the taxes. What a liar she is. Has she done anything for this state since being elected?
For we who don't like the way Obama is running the country, we don't need to get on a ship back to Europe; he's bringing Europe to the United States.
Stop signs
If you can't see the stop sign, then you must be driving too fast or not paying attention to the road. Why should we have a larger tax bill or take more money out of the funds because people can't see the stop signs? Maybe it's time for glasses. If you can't see the stop sign, maybe you shouldn't be on the road.
I would like to head up a study to see which type of car runs stop signs the most here in town. Big, black SUVs are at the top of my little study, but I wish the state would give me a couple hundred thousand to really study it.
Gas line
This is for the old woman who was at Kroger's gas station, who tried to get a receipt at the gas station for her vehicle that she uses for her business. Holding up all those people and disrespecting them was ridiculous. You kept up 20 people from being able to get their gas and get out of there.
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The final event of the season is where all the story lines are concluded. Each teams year-long adventure draws to a close, and for a lucky few, there is a sweet reward at the end of it all; a podium finish, a promotion to the next division, a series title, maybe even a big fat check.
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Meanwhile, in the Semi Pro division, Offenberg Comin at Ya were securing their place among Europes elite for 2014. With consistent performances all year long they were sat in 3rd place gong into Paris. With only two teams gaining automatic promotion they needed a strong finish in Paris and a little fortune too. They were handed a gift when one of their main rivals failed to reach the 'Sunday Club' but they still had to work their way in to the finals to be certain of the promotion. Taking 3rd place in Paris they were able to edge out Hellwood Paris for the promotion spot and they will return to pro division for the first time since 2010.
The DYE Teams were rampant in the Semi Pro division, with so many teams trying to maximise their season standings. GK Boost Air Rennes, RMG Bratislava, Falkoping Mashive and Ugly Ducklings Odense all secured a place in the seasons top 10.
In Division 1 Scorpions Milano took their year long fight for the series title to the very last game of the season. After battling it out with London Defiance at every event the two teams were almost inseparable all year long. After trading the lead in the series standings the same two teams found themselves facing each other again in Paris. With both the event and series titles there for the taking in the same game, its the type of situation you want to be in as a paintballer. On this occasion Scorpions had to settle for 2nd place, but they will be promoted to the Semi Pro division for 2014, and the boys from Milan will be back even stronger next year.
As the finals were being played out, the success stories were coming in from all divisions. In Division 2 Durham DV8 secured their promotion to D1 with a 6th place finish – having never even made it through to Sunday before the start of this season, the lads from the North of England teamed up with DYE for the 2013 season and employed the coaching expertise of London Nexus' Clint Moore and his Art of Winning pro-school. The combination was met with instant success – making Sunday at the first event was followed by a win in Germany. A podium finish at their home event in London put them on course for a top 3 finish and the secured their position in Paris. They also picked up the UK Masters series title along the way and are already working hard for 2014.
In one of the most unfortunate near misses of the season, all-girl team Poison Ivy narrowly missed out on promotion to D1. The girls from Norway have put in some serious practise time this year and it was paying huge dividends on the field. Taking no prisoners with their sharp break-shooting and methodical play they finished in the top 10 at every event, with a fine 2nd place to Durham DV8 in Germany being the highlight of the season. However with only 3 teams earning promotion to D1 and despite finishing on the same points as eventual 3rd place team Diasporia Vilnius the girls were denied 3rd place on the basis of pre-season ranking. Despite the disappointment, the girls are still celebrating their best season ever, and they know what they need to do to take the next step in 2014.
Congratulations to all the DYE teams, who made a combined total of over 20 podium appearances, 4 event wins and 3 promotions in 2013. Also a huge congratulations to the CPL series champion – the Toulouse TonTons.


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BOB WHITE – A mining incident turned a part of a creek off Pond Fork Road white on Thursday.
Officials with the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP) were on the scene investigating the five miles of stream from just south of Van in the Bob White and Wharton areas.
The leak came from Eastern Associated Coal, a Patriot subsidiary, after a container tank burst at about 10 p.m. Wednesday night and more than 2,000 gallons of a white milky substance, called DT-50-D, spilled into the creek.
The substance is generally used as a suppressant to cover coal and rail cars to cut down on the dust they can spread. Its consistency has the appearance of milky latex.
The chemical is not toxic, but the WVDEP has advised people not to swim in the creek or drink water from it.
Boone County Emergency Services were contacted to respond to the spill.
The DEP has indicated the water could flow to Madison in Boone County before the chemicals dissipate.
"At this point, we know that a dust suppressant leaked from a tank into the creek, just south of Van," said Kathy Cosco, a spokesperson with the WVDEP.
Cosco said the dust suppressant is used to spray down coal that is being loaded into railroad cars to keep down the coal dust.
The incident was first reported just after midnight by an employee at the plant.
Several residents noticed the river's milk white appearance when they were taking their children to school.
"I noticed it early this morning," said Maria Gunnoe, who lives along Route 85 near the plant. "It turned the river totally white."
Caroll Eversole, who was working at Gordon's Service and Auto in Bob White, said some customers had come in asking what happened to the river.
"They said it was white as snow or looked like milk," she said. "Nobody really knew what was going on or how the water got that way."
Gunnoe said many living in the area fear the human effects of these types of incidents.
"You have children that swim, fish and play in this water," she said. "Who knows what types of short and long term affects this can have on people living in these communities."
Cosco said she has been told the material is not toxic, but the public was being advised as a precaution not to swim, fish or go in the water until the investigation is completed.
"We are advising that if you get do get the affected water on you to wash off with soap and water," she said.
Most of the area residential water is supplied by West Virginia American Water, which doesn't use the river for its water supply to the area.
However, Cosco wasn't sure of what the affects, if any, the contaminated water could have on any well water in the area.
"That is something we are still trying to determine," she said.
Cosco said the WVDEP notified the Boone County Emergency Services of the incident.
"We wanted the local emergency services to be aware of what has been reported," she said.
The incident has affected about five miles of the stream, but at this point there hasn't been any fish found dead, Cosco added.
The five-mile white "slug" of water was moving slowly down stream and was concentrated in the Bob White area heading toward Van at around 11:30 a.m. Thursday.
Cosco said in many cases the "slug" dissipates on its own.
"The agency made a determination not to have a vacuum truck brought in because the material is disolving on its own and not depositing anything on the river bed or banks," she explained. "We have found no dead fish and investigators reporting seeing very many fish alive and well."
Cosco said the investigation would focus on the cause of the leak and how the material that was contained in a tank got in the creek.
"The company has two day to provide an incident report to the WVDEP," she said.
Cosco added that there is also the potential for the WVDEP to issues fines against the company.


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with the big "O" about to spring a new world order assault weapons ban on all white folks cause they might be domestic terrorists.
i am a bit curious as to why the government is wanting to BAN such for law abiding people to buy legally even in the face of an obvious conflict with the constitution.
while at the same time the federal government was/is funneling thousands of AKM's into the hands of mexican drug cartels? and paying for it all with our own tax dollars???
so the governments policy on assault weapons looks to me like --
if your a criminal drug cartel you get all the AK-47 you want from the US government free of charge!
if your a US citizen it is illegal you you to buy a semi-auto ak clone even with YOUR money even if the constitution says you can??
is this illogical and insane or is it just me? i admit i don't understand lawyerese very well--
hey were did my poll go??--LOL!


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Tried about 30 times and couldn't get past 18 seconds. Almost like I have a pirate hook for a hand.
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Looks like there's an easy way out, though. Just pitch a tent and camp out in the top left corner and you'll pretty much get an automatic 15 seconds. It seems like it speeds up around the 18-20 second mark, and that's when it starts getting interesting.
EDIT: Did it again and got 29.906 seconds. It speeds up a second time at about the 25-26 second mark.
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When you step off the elevator into the 8,000-square foot Savant Experience Center, it feels less like a showroom and more like a swanky Manhattan abode. "We wanted to develop a space where technology blended in with the environment," says Robert Madonna, chief executive of Savant Systems, a Hyannis, Mass.-based home automation company. "We built a high-end New York City 'apartment' and…everything is automated."
The Savant Experience Center, which took eight months to craft and opened in July, was designed by Thom Filicia of TV show "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" fame. It hosts a master bedroom with a walk-in closet, a loft-like living room, a Theo Kalomirakis-designed home theater, even a sports bar. But the real draw isn't the lavish layout (which also has a hotel room, an office and a classroom); it's the technology that covertly operates the space. Every "room" in the center is automated by Savant Systems and easily controlled with Apple products like iPads, iPhones and iPod Touch-embedded remote controls.
Toting an iPad himself, Madonna offers a tour of the mock smart home. We start in the living room,where he pulls up a picture of the room on the tablet's screen, courtesy of Savant's TrueImage software. His finger taps a digital recreation of the floor lamp that flanks the couch. The lamp immediately lights up. He taps on more room fixtures, changing the color of the sconces bordering the fireplace and closing the window shades. We proceed through the center, remotely adjusting lights, monitoring room temperature, checking power usage, even summoning a hidden flat screen television out of the master bedroom's dresser.
The technology works remotely from anywhere in the world. If you have an internet connection, you can control the home. Want the air conditioning running when you walk through the door on a hot summer day, flick it on using your iPhone.
Madonna founded the company seven years ago on the belief that home automation should translate into a user-friendly experience — a concept that has made Apple into a $632 billion powerhouse. For that reason Savant's products are 100% Apple-based. Software and hardware rolled out of Apple's Cupertino, Calif. headquarters are eventually adapted by Savant for home use. With the iCloud, for example, the company can distribute audio throughout a house, attaching music to the cloud service so those songs can be accessed and played from anywhere in the home.
Pricing for products runs the gamut, from installations of single rooms with simple controls to entire mansions fitted with every automation possibility. "In the past home automation was only for luxury homes because there was a cost barrier," explains Madonna, swiping his finger across his iPad to fiddle with the programming on four conjoined television screens in the so-called sports bar. "With the iPad and iPhone, those costs are getting lower so the average homeowner can now afford to put automation directly into the home for security, lighting control, entertainment."
More developers and homeowners, including Kevin Jonas of the Jonas Brothers, have been installing these systems. The global home automation industry is projected to grow from $16.9 billion in 2011 to $35.6 billion by 2016, according to MarketsandMarkets. And while only about 3% of homes in the U.S. currently tout automation systems, that percentage is expected to grow by double-digit rates in the coming years, according to an analysis by Reuters.
"Anyone who can afford to buy an iPhone can essentially have a piece of automation in their home," adds Madonna. Just make sure you schedule an appointment if you do plan to visit the experience center. Affordable or not, in true luxury fashion, they only offer tours to prospective clients who call ahead of time.
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In vitro fertilization (IVF).
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"The Campaign" — Politics get a liberal skewering that takes no prisoners, in this spoof of the process through which we elect our fearless leaders. The film focuses on an uncontested Senate race that heats up when an inexperienced stooge is picked to run against the incumbent. Will Ferrell is hilarious as the seasoned politician who is also a shallow,cheating brute. Zach Galafinakas gives him a run for his money as the effeminate family man who challenges him. He is an underachiever who needs all the help he can get, and he gets it from a publicist, Dylan McDermott, who is mean enough to be considered half-shark. The laughs are big here, but the humor is definitely vulgar, so stay away if you hated "Dodgeball."
"Streets of San Francisco: Season 5" — The final season of Quinn Martin's scenic cop show is hamstrung by the loss of Michael Douglas. Karl Malden is still on hand as a veteran inspector, but his new partner, and future "Battlestar Galactica" star, Richard Hatch, just doesn't have the chemistry with him. The show benefits from a few appearances by Douglas, but this season is for completists only.
"Rosemary's Baby: The Criterion Collection" — Any movie that gets the Criterion treatment is worth your time. Here you get Ira Levin 's novel about a satanic pregnancy, brought to the screen by Roman Polanski ("Chinatown"). A classic horror film that asks and answers the question about how motherly loves trumps all obstacles. The extras are what make Criterion treatments the best, and this restoration is no different. The film looks fantastic but the extras are the main selling point. You get interviews with star Mia Farrow, Polanski and novelist Levin. You also get a documentary on the jazz musician who wrote the haunting score, as well as a booklet with essays on the film.
"Craigslist Joe" — A documentary on the people one finds on the net's biggest social network sounds iffy, but turns out to be quite illuminating. Instead of focusing on the sexual hook-up angle of the site, you get a tour of America wherein the director meets people across the country who are just looking for friends. Oddly touching.
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Every so often YouTube runs videos of pets and their owners reuniting after a long time apart. Lately it's showing dogs' reactions to seeing their best friends returning home from active duty and being so happy they cannot contain themselves.
I love these. They get me right where I live. I'm about ready to add Dog Homecomings to the list of things that make me cry.
But they also got me to thinking, why can't I enjoy one of these? Why can't my dog give me a hero's welcome home?
Well, I can, and she does. Every time I see her.
I can be gone 20 minutes to the store and when I come back, the complete surprise on her face, "Holy cow! It's YOU! You're here! Let's run and eat puppy treats!"
This is Bailey, my Chihuahua, my Rat on Crack, the dog who defines what it means to run Willy Nilly.
I walk in the backdoor, she sees me, and goes nuts. She goes nuts because she knows for the next several days she will get all the puppy treats she can eat. I bring a couple of bags with me every time I visit.
Recent studies indicate a dog can consume three times its body weight in puppy treats. A dog stomach, however, has the physical capacity to hold one-and-a-half times its body weight. You do the math.
As I'm sitting in my chair enjoying a manic round of puppy kisses, I look over at my cats, Sweet Pea and Tiggy, and I regard their expression. "Oh, it's you."
Their indifference borders on disdain. "Didn't I just see you last month?"
I look at my cats and I wonder what they're thinking … nothing good if I'm judging by their expressions. My animals sound no different.
"Opposable thumbs," is what my cat says to me. "If I only had opposable thumbs, you'd be drinking gummy water out of a bowl on the floor and I'd be seated at the table. Curse these paws anyway. Opposable thumbs... my kingdom for opposable thumbs!"
You've read the "Cat Diary" excerpts online over the years… With apologies to those, my cat also regards me as her jailer.
"Prisoner's Log, day 1,027: The torture continues. They leave me for hours in solitary confinement with this vile animal that drinks out of the toilet and will eat anything you put in front of it. She is a cretinous creature. Her mere presence offends me. Therefore, I shall spend the day asleep on the black couch where I can leave ample amounts of white fur behind dreaming of ways to enact her demise. Then I will scratch up the drapes as a formal sign of protest to the gruel they continue to feed me. Horrific conditions, indeed! I am eating off the floor. A Geneva Convention violation, I'm sure! I believe a hunger strike is in order and until better conditions are forthcoming I will regard my food with typical indifference and disdain. I have organized a formal protest where I will sleep on the pizza box. (See photo) If I can't have three meat sausage, ham, and pepperoni pizza, NOBODY eats three meat sausage, ham, and pepperoni pizza."
All this I get from my cat's mournful side-glance.
So I look at Bailey, my best friend, who regards me with hopeful adulation that warms my heart. And what's going through her mind? The Beggin' Strips commercial, as if she watches TV.
"BACON! HE's GOT BACON! PLEASE CANIHAVESUMBACON?! BAAAAAAAAAAACON!"
A hero's welcome, if I were a side of pork, maybe.
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Human suffering will be exacerbated greatly by climate change
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The IPCC has spoken. Now what?
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2nd October 2013If we are to move beyond the political impasse generated by the IPCC report and prevent catastrophic climate change we must look to market mechanisms, specifically price competitive renewables, writes Oliver Tickell...... more...
The forgotten crisis: Why is no one in Britain debating climate change?
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1st October 2013Alex Stevenson asks why, given the findings of the latest IPPC climate report, the issue of climate change does not appear to be on the priority lists of UK politicians............. more...
Climate change? Try catastrophic climate breakdown
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28th September 2013The message from the IPCC report is familiar and shattering: it's as bad as we thought it was, says George Monbiot more...
Why most of the major powers really want global warming
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12th February, 2009If you read the international press, it is easy to be convinced that the international 'debate' about global warming is about whether international organisations and country governments are able to 'wake up' to alarming news about the future of the planet. more...
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3rd May, 2007Greenpeace has published an independent report demonstrating that support for nuclear power as a way of tackling climate change would be an economic disaster. more...
US lobbies for watered-down IPCC report
2nd May, 2007The United States is trying to water-down the recommendations made in the third report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, due to be released this Friday, the Associated Press reports. more...
IPCC set to green-light nuclear power and biofuels
1st May, 2007The third report of the year from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is expected to green-light nuclear power and large-scale biofuel production as a way of tackling climate change, to the dismay of environmentalists worldwide.
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8th February, 2007The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has delivered the final blow to climate-change sceptics. The word its report uses is 'unequivocal'. But is the world prepared to accept the results of this judgement? more...
IPCC Report: We are the problem
2nd February, 2007The IPCC, a UN based organisation made up of over 1200 climate experts from 40 countries and the most respected global authority on Climate Change science, has said the rise in global temperatures could be as high as 6.4°C by 2100. The report also predicts sea level rises and increases in the frequency of hurricanes. more...
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2nd February, 2007On the day that ExxonMobil announced record profits of $39 billion reports have surfaced that the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), a ExxonMobile funded think tank with close links to the Bush government, offered $10,000 each to IPCC scientists to undermine climate change findings. more...
Greenpeace Dumps Four Tonnes of Coal at Defra Offices
2nd February, 2007Two trucks, sent by Greenpeace and daubed with "BLAIR DUMPS CLIMATE" tipped four tonnes of coal on the doorstep of the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs this morning, to expose this government's failure to act on climate change. more...
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On this 12th day of December at a little after noon the 12th Man made another show of support that spanned to global proportions.
It's a moment of time we won't see again for a long, long time.
Aggies here and everywhere are honoring the 12th Man tradition and listened to "The Aggie War Hymn" at 12:12 on 12/12/12.
Local radio stations aired the university's school song including Candy 95 .1 FM near the Memorial Student Center.
Students were excited to sing all at once.
"Just to see everyone do the "War Hymn" a few minutes ago and Johnny [Manziel] coming home. I'm kind of glad I woke up from my post-finals nap for this," said Marquis Alexander, the Texas A&M Corps Commander for the Corps of Cadets.
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Friday, August 22, 2014
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A group of 22 Berkeley Intermediate School teachers, along with Principal Mike Shaw were called out to take the ice-bucket challenge to raise awareness for ALS.
Never let it be said that teachers will not rise to the occasion.
Seated 22 across on the front sidewalk of BIS, Shaw and his teachers took one for the team, getting doused with buckets of ice water as they named off the schools they challenged to do the same.
We called out just about everybody in Berkeley County, Shaw said.
From H.E. Bonner Elementary to St. Johns Christian Academy, and all schools in between, their names have been called.
More than $41 million has been raised in support of ALS research, commonly known as Lou Gehrigs disease.
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As federal sequestration looms Friday, business executives say they need a decision as soon as possible from Congress on spending cuts so they can figure out how to respond, rather than deal with continual delays.
That was their message Monday to U.S. Sen. Benjamin L. Cardin, who held a roundtable discussion on the impact of sequestration, the $85 billion in budget cuts that will begin taking effect Friday unless Congress and the White House act this week. The gathering was held at the Prince George's Economic Development Corp. offices in Largo.
Maryland's contracting companies and workforce stand to be particularly hit by the cuts, as the state hosts 60 federal facilities and 17 military installations, Cardin said. Base operation funding at Maryland's Army and Air Force installations faces $105 million in cuts.
But business leaders said that the longer Congress forestalls such cuts into fiscal 2013, which ends Sept. 30, the less time their companies will have to make up for the resulting contract losses, which many believe are inevitable.
"You do us no favors by pushing things back unless there's a solid way to fix this," said Timothy J. Adams, CEO of contractor Satech in Largo.
Congressional delays might mean contractors would have only five months instead of seven to make their own spending cuts, which could result in the loss of jobs, he said.
"This country is a surviving country. If we know what to do, we can respond. What we can't respond to is the unknown," agreed Susan Ballard Hirsch, president of Government Services Integrated Process Team in Largo.
She also chided Congress for being able to miss its own deadlines without financial consequences when such incompetence could cost a business a contract. Others said members of Congress should be forced to take a pay cut when they miss deadlines.
Adams also emphasized accountability, should the sequestration occur, saying people need to know who was responsible for letting matters reach this point.
Cardin tried to reassure the executives that the state's congressional delegation is united in working for a substitute for sequestration, including tax hikes for those with more than $1 million in personal income and phased-in military cuts as U.S. soldiers return from Afghanistan. He also said Congress' best option is try to deal with sequestration, the budget and the expiring debt ceiling around the same time so it does not have to keep coming back to these issues.
Andre Rogers, CEO of Enlightened in Washington, D.C., said sequestration would force him to fire workers. But he agreed with Hirsch and Adams, saying if Congress cannot figure out alternatives, it should let the cuts happen.
"The innovation within this room can figure out a way to deal with it," Rogers said.
Cardin said stories such as Rogers' are important to help "put a face on" the issue.
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A looooong time ago I posted a thread on deoderants and someone said that antiperspirants did not work and to avoid them. I brushed this comment aside as ignorance, but it seems to be true for me. If I wear just deoderant without any "persperation control" I do not sweat much at all, and smell fine. When antipersperant comes into the mix, I become a sweaty mess. Just me?
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The aluminum is in the aerosols.Normally, I'd say I was grappling, but I was taking down and mounting people, and JFS has kindly informed us that takedowns and being mounted are neither grappling nor anti grappling, so I'm not sure what the **** I was doing. Maybe schroedinger's sparring, where it's neither grappling nor anti-grappling until somoene observes it and collapses the waveform, and then I RNC a cat to death.----fatherdog
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http://www.mmajunkie.com/news/2013/0...ential-rematchFor the first time in his UFC career, Anderson Silva was defeated inside the Octagon at UFC 162. In the second round of what would have been his 11th title defense, Silva was caught by a left hook from contender Chris Weidman and subsequently TKO'd. Even though he had been promised an immediate rematch by Dana White prior to the fight, the former Middleweight champ declined the offer in his post-fight interview.
After taking a few days to reflect, it looks like Anderson is changing his tune. Guilherme Cruz reported on Twitter:
White originally said he wanted to get the rematch going for the New Year's Eve at UFC 168, but didn't take long back off that statement. If the fight goes down in February, it would seem most likely that it happens on the Super Bowl weekend card which is historically the UFC's biggest event early in the year. However, Dana also said he doesn't "the biggest fight in UFC history" to compete with the Super BowlGuilherme Cruz @guicruzzz
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Former UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva already is a 2-to-1 favorite over the man who just took his title, Chris Weidman, should a potential rematch happen.
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Thursday, June 12, 2014
The victim in a June 11 St. Stephen shooting has been identified.
According to Berkeley County Coroner Bill Salisbury, 41-year-old John David Morant of New York was pronounced dead at 12:01 p.m. June 11 after being transported from St. Stephen to Roper Berkeley ER in Moncks Corner with a gunshot wound.
An autopsy will be conducted June 12 and more information will be available later, Salisbury said.
The death is being investigated by the Berkeley County Coroner and the St. Stephen Police Department, assisted by Berkeley County Sheriffs Office.
According to Berkeley County Sheriffs Office spokesman Dan Moon, the shooting took place early Wednesday afternoon.
According to a late BCSO report, police and deputies responded, just before 11 am, to a report of shots fired at 1020 Graham Street in St. Stephen. Upon arrival they found the victim who had been shot.
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The 31-year-old Cana man recently sentenced to serve five years in prison after being found guilty of possession of a firearm by a violent convicted felon will now have to serve an additional 10 years.
According to Carroll County Commonwealth's Attorney Nathan H. Lyons, Glen Donald McMillian of Cana plead guilty to one count of Possessing a Firearm by a Violent Convicted Felon, one count of Possessing Ammunition by a Convicted Felon, one count of Threatening to Burn a Dwelling (House) and one count of Perjury on Thursday, March 21.
McMillian was sentenced to 30 years in the Virginia Department of Corrections. After he serves five years, he will have the remaining 25 years suspended, Lyons said. McMillian was also found guilty of violating the terms of his probation from a 2009 conviction. McMillian was sentenced to serve five additional years on that charge. These sentences shall run consecutively with a 5-year sentence that McMillian received from a jury on February 21.
All together, McMillian will serve an active sentence of 15 years in the Virginia Department of Corrections. Once he is released, McMillian will be placed on probation for a period of five years. He will have a total of 32 years and 8 months of suspended time remaining upon release, meaning if he violates his probation, a judge could send him back to prison for that amount of time.
The Commonwealth's Attorney's Office has worked diligently with the Carroll County Sheriff's Office on these cases in order to obtain these convictions and prison sentence.
"We just hope the citizens of the county and the community of Cana will feel a little bit safer now that Mr. McMillian is behind bars for a substantial period of time," said Michael Jones, Chief Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney for Carroll County.
Jones said the charges stem from three separate incidents, a threaten to burn charge in which McMillian was found guilty during a bench trial, the possession of a firearm by a violent convicted felony that McMillian was found guilty of during a Feb. 21 trial, and a separate incident for Possession of a firearm by a Violent Convicted Felon, Possession of Ammunition by a Convicted Felon and perjury related to a July 2, 2012 incident.
On that date, Deputy Joe Holderfield of the Carroll County Sheriff's Office served McMillian a warrant for his arrest when he noticed a firearm in McMillian's residence, Jones said. After McMillian was arrested, the Carroll County Sheriff's Office obtained a search warrant for the McMillian residence, where deputies found multiple firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition, Jones said. Later that day when Deputy Holderfield brought McMillian to the Carroll County Magistrate's Office to be arraigned, McMillian made a false statement to the Magistrate, leading to the perjury charge, Jones said.