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To Hell And Back (A Book Review by Dan Corner)
Maurice S. Rawlings, M.D. documents his findings as a cardiologist who witnesses or participates in the resuscitations of many near-death victims, even mentioning his own "glimpse of glory," as he calls it, after a severe heart attack.
Although he veers off into various related topics such as the New Age, drug-induced, out-of-the-body experiences and alien abductions, he presents many stirring testimonies of people who caught a glimpse of Heaven or Hell and were brought back to life to tell about it.
One such riveting account is a near-death victim's description of his experience in Hell:
I was guided to the place in the spirit world called Hell. This is a place of punishment for all those who reject Jesus Christ. I not only saw Hell, but felt the torment that all who go there will experience.
The darkness of Hell is so intense that it seems to have a pressure per square inch. It is an extremely black, dismal, desolate, heavy, pressurized type of darkness. It gives the individual a crushing, despondent feeling of loneliness.
The heat is a dry, dehydrating type. Your eyeballs are so dry they feel like red hot coals in their sockets. Your tongue and lips are parched and cracked with the intense heat. The breath from your nostrils as well as the air you breathe feels like a blast from a furnace. The exterior of your body feels as though it were encased within a white hot stove. The interior of your body has a sensation of scorching hot air being forced through it.
The agony and loneliness of Hell cannot be expressed clearly enough for proper understanding to the human soul; it has to be experienced (p. 75).
The above account is somewhat credible since it parallels to some degree the Biblical account of Lazarus and the rich man in Lk. 16:19-31, and the blackest darkness described in 2 Pet 2:17 and Jude 13.
On the upside, one of the most inspiring and beautiful experiences was of a godly woman waiting for death while her minister quietly read to her from the Bible. Although her eyes were tightly closed, she asked him to stop reading and turn down the bright lights. When he told her the lights were not on, she asked him to turn down the blinds, as the sun was too bright. Then she opened her eyes and exclaimed,
"I see Him! He's here! See His hands! See the Heavenly hosts! They're all here—Majesty unutterable! The most glorious morning of my life."
She didn't know that it was a dark, rainy day when the Lord came to take her home to glory (p. 105).
But then, on the other hand, experiences that are clearly antithetical to Scripture can also be found, as Maurice Rawlings mentions, such as the following:
One gunshot victim saw a nice, beautiful place and wondered why "the light" never asked him about the two murders he had committed during a robbery. He knew he should be in Hell, but reasoned: why knock a good thing (pp. 61, 62)! Since the Bible is true from cover to cover, then this man was profoundly deceived by his experience, which could not be of God, because there will be no unrepentant murderers in Heaven (Rev. 21:8; 22:15).
Another man claims that as he headed toward the being of light at the end of the tunnel, the light and tunnel walls soon turned into blazing fire as he passed by. Others report the Heavenly light turns into a foreboding ring of fire (p. 73).
There are several other disturbing statements in this work such as Maurice Rawlings' own "conversion" experience! It supposedly occurred after a Catholic priest asks him if he has ever been in the presence of God. The priest "mumbles" Scriptures and prays for about an hour, bringing about the realization of Maurice Rawlings' insignificance (pp. 236,237). According to Scripture, salvation of souls came after hearing the true gospel preached. Hence, Jesus told us to preach the gospel to the unsaved. Also, no priest in good standing with Mother Rome could present the real salvation message, since it is forbidden and denied. Therefore, one must question this type of experience and conversion testimony, too!
Maurice Rawlings also mentions that some dying Christians see the Virgin Mary (p. 100). Sorry—there is not a shred of Scriptural evidence to back this up! According to Jesus, Mary has no exalted role (Matt. 12:48-50; Lk. 11:27,28).
Eternal security is also implied as truth by Maurice Rawlings' words,
"… As a child of God …. As one of his children …. I will never lose this identity" (p. 238).
In contrast, the Scriptures reveal that our security is conditional. Somehow, then, Maurice Rawlings himself was deceived about the believer's security, either before or after he gathered material for his book.
Maurice Rawlings' belief in eternal security is bolstered when he relates the near-death story of a "Christian-turned-cold" toward God after his fervent prayers for a loved one not to die go unanswered. The man sees an old man in a glowing, white robe who checks to see if his name is in a book and tells him he may go on through the doorway. He sees a brilliantly lit city with roads of gold and a large building radiating blinding light where God is supposed to be (pp. 55,56). Sounds good, but sad to say, this doesn't line up with the Scriptures, since God rejects those who reject him (1 Chron. 28:9; Matt. 10:33; Lk. 10:16; Jn. 3:36; 1 Thess. 4:8; etc.). What a terrifying deception this is! The man obviously did not endure in the faith to the end of his life and disowned God with his statement that,
"God is as deaf as a stone idol. He has no use for me, nor I for him." Does God accept into Heaven all who once knew Him? No—"he who has the Son of God has life" (1 Jn. 5:12).
This man can come back to God through repentance, but this wasn't indicated!
According to Maurice Rawlings, other authors such as Raymond Moody, Kenneth Ring and Elisabeth Kubler-Ross claim many more positive experiences than negative, generally refusing to acknowledge alarming confessions of which they may be aware. This would most certainly sell more books in a country where God's truths are generally despised and where the positive is emphasized to the exclusion of the negative.
How can we discern whether an experience was really a glimpse of Heaven, or a deception of Satan? The only standard of truth by which to judge anything is God's Word, forever settled (Ps. 119:89; Matt. 24:35; 2 Tim. 3:16,17). Does the person's story complement or contradict the Scriptures? But more specifically, is the Biblical plan of salvation presented? Remember Gal. 1:8-10.
Maurice Rawlings mentions that, statistically, only 40% of ministers preach Hell and 70% of all clergy deny the very doctrine. It's interesting to note that he claims that Martin Luther and John Calvin viewed Hell's punishments as "eternal" but "figurative," defined mainly as an ostracism from God (pp. 70,71).
In conclusion, all are not automatically accepted by a loving God, despite their beliefs or what kind of lives they lived. Jesus said we must be "born again" (Jn. 3:7) and endure to the end to be saved (Matt. 10:22). Also, Scripture does not teach that after one's death there is a wonderful, warm light at the end of a tunnel waiting to welcome anyone, even those who have truly turned from their sins and placed their trust in the Lamb! We can, however, be assured of this: To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord (2 Cor. 5:8), that is, if we are Scripturally saved at the time of death. Furthermore, to be in His presence is "better by far" (Phil. 1:23) than any life we could now have.
Dan Corner is a former Roman Catholic and the author of The Believer's Conditional Security, an exhaustive refutation of eternal security, as well as many other books, booklets and articles of interest to the Christian community. Details about his conversion testimony and books are available on-line.


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Centre on map. Mullaghash Hill Mullach Aise A name in Irish (prob. Ir. Mullach Aise [PDT], 'summit of the ridge') Derry County, in Carn List, Psammite & semipellite Bedrock Height: 480m OS 1:50k Mapsheet: 7 Grid Reference: C64070 01955 Place visited by 30 members. Recently by: m0jla, eamonoc, Aidy, Welder, Fergalh, LorraineG60, MichaelG55, Wilderness, scottwalker, eejaymm, sperrinlad, Ulsterpooka, sandman, Peter Walker, chalky I have visited this place: NO (You need to be a logged-in member to change this.) More detail Longitude: -7.003066, Latitude: 54.861223 , Easting: 264070, Northing: 401955 Prominence: 185m, Isolation: 2km ITM: 664005 901943, GPS IDs, 6 char: Mlghsh, 10 char: MullaghashBedrock type: Psammite & semipellite, (Dart Formation) Mullaghash is the 620th highest place in Ireland. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/ Rate Gallery COMMENTS for Mullaghash 1 of 1 Follow this place's comments Picture from Harry Goodman : View of Mullaghash from the N slope of Barnes Top. Picture: View of Mullaghash from the N slope of Barnes Top. Harry Goodman on Mullaghash, 2010 by Harry Goodman 30 Mar 2010 On 23 March 2010 looking for a looped walk over the three tops of Mullaghash, Barnes Top and Knockanbane Mountain we started at an open yard with an old public house (closed!) and other outbuildings, beside the roadside at Inchinagh C6239802490 A. In view of a number of carts and other farm machinery I was unsure about parking there but this doubt was quickly dispelled by the sheep farmer who owned the property and who readily invited us to park. Indeed in discussion with him he told us that he also owned the land on Knockanbane Mt. and had no problem with us walking there as long as we made sure to close any gates. Initially like others who have commented on this hill we walked NE along the road to an old farm lane on the right signed for Ballydonegan Sweat House where we turned right and walked down to a wooden bridge on the left. We crossed this bridge (which starts the short walk to the Sweat House) and walked around the field to another bridge which we also crossed . A sign board about the Sweat House is at the top left corner of the field. We went through a gate at the top right and then left down to and across a stream before a short walk up to a fence. We then turned right and followed the fence along to its high point on the NW shoulder of Mullaghash where we turned left across the fence and then made our way directly to the top of the hill. The climb was very typical of many hills in the Sperrins gradual but long, extending upwards on a good walking surface for about 1.3k crossing a number of false tops on the way. From the summit area we had views N to Inishowen and Slieve Snaght, to Binevenagh and Ben Braddagh to the East and the full splendour of the High Sperrins Ridge to the S. While there is discussion in other comments about the top of this hill possibly being one of the large rocks on or near the flatish summit area I favour a point on the heathery/peaty top consistent with the MV Grid Reference C641020 B. However, as is so common in these hills, one could be going around in circles arguing about which tuft of heather/peat is actually the high point! From the top we picked up a fence going S down to the coll with Barnes Top about 1k below. At the coll, had we not opted to climb Barnes Top, we could have walked SW to pick up a track at C6370000950 C which we could have followed around the bulk of Mullaghash back down to the road and our start point. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/comment/4554/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average Picture from gerrym : Mullaghash from Barnes Top Picture: Mullaghash from Barnes Top gerrym on Mullaghash, 2007 by gerrym 13 Jun 2007 I started this walk off the Moneyeany to Feeny B40, at 662031 D take the concrete farm lane, this is overgrown in places. There is room to park just after a cattle grid or further along as the track forks. At the fork go right and drop down to a picturesque ford (658023 E) across the Owenbeg river, beside a splash of purple from a stand of foxgloves. I met some impressively horned sheep here who seemed to have as impressive an attitude as they stood thier ground and stared me out, while i hurried on with head bowed. The river is crossed again by a bridge of worringly decaying sleepers and tin sheets, yes i did test it out gingerly but am sure it has held far greater weight than mine. The track climbs alongside the river as it drops, with the ever present sound of water heightened by a series of small waterfalls. At a place you feel appropriate drop down and cross the river, maybe stopping as i did to take in the pools of water, rocks and overhanging trees - the word beautiful comes to my mind. Cross a fence and climb over mature ground which is quite arduous but was a least dry. Views to the N bring the jutting point of Benbradagh and further still to the steep steps of Binevenaghs cliff face. Nearer to the top there is a change to shorter vegeatation and random boulders of all sizes. The top is crossed by a fenceline (N-S) and again has more mature ground underfoot, being reached in under one hour. Due to its profile and slightly isolated position from the surrounding hills there is an impressive perspective far and wide. The already mentioned N views extend to Inishowen and the height of Slieve Snaght, down the length of the Derryveagh mtns with all the distintive tops and on to the Bluestacks as come S. This also brings the vision of the big central Sperrin hills from Mullaghmore all the way to Mullaghcarbatagh. I found a large boulder on which to perch and eat lunch (just as the fence drops down to the S) and survey the majesty of what was before me as the N breeze created clouds out of the blue sky which drifted thier shadows up and over the Sperrins to the S. An easy drop of 15 mins along the fence brings the birthing place of a couple of rivers amid a sea of grass. This was wet even after the dry weather of so many weeks. A left turn would follow the Owenbeg river back to the points already described or an excess of energy could be burned off by tackling the 400m hills ahead (Barnes Top, Knockanbane mountain to name but two). Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/comment/2738/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average Picture from Richard : Auglish Stone Circle Picture: Auglish Stone Circle Richard on Mullaghash, 2010 by Richard 7 Jan 2010 Ballydonegan Sweathouse is one of the sites on the North Sperrins Heritage Trail. If you have time its worth the short diversion. There are a number of other archaeological sites on the trail nearby such as Auglish Stone Circle. Many of the sites relate to the wider landscape and in particular the hills. Further info on the trail is available free from www.sperrinsheritage.com Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/comment/4338/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average Picture from pquinn572 : Mullaghash from the wooden gate Picture: Mullaghash from the wooden gate pquinn572 on Mullaghash, 2009 by pquinn572 21 Dec 2009 I climbed Mullaghash yesterday, Saturday the 19th of December. I did so in the company of the West Tyrone Ramblers as we climbed high into the Sperrins on a cold winters morning. We started the walk 3 miles outside Park on the road to Feeny (B44) at an old public house, Labelled on OS map. It is 300m up the road from Ballydonegan sweat house which is signposted. We parked here and headed down the road to the small cottage and the signpost for the sweat house. We followed a lane around the right hand side of the house and then turned left on another lane leading down to a river. There is a wooden bridge crossing the river which leads to the sweat house however do not cross it but continue up the lane. After 500m or so you pass some outbuildings on your right, rounding a gate you continue on the track which gradually begins to turn to the left. Then you come to a river, cross it and continue on the path up the hill. You then cross the river again before reaching an iron gate, go through it and continue along the path. Here the path is quite cut up and wet so walking on the bank is the best. You then reach another gate, this time a wooden one go through it, then continue. At this stage the path begins to peter out. Follow the fence line on your left hand side across the foot of the mountain (you may need to cross it as this side of it is very wet). This fence then meets another fence which goes straight up the mountain on your left hand side. Follow this to the top. The exact top is not marked however a huge boulder would appear to be the summit. I descended via the same route following the fence back down and then over to the track. The track leads back through the gates, passing the out buildings and onto the road. A challenging but rewarding walk. I recommend that you do it on a clear day to enjoy the views. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/comment/4311/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average Well hidden Sweat House by m0jla 23 Jun 2019 16/05/2019 We found this much easier than expected. Parked, with permission, in the yard of the cottage by the sign to the Sweat House and followed the path to the display panel. Failed to find any sign of the Sweat House so went on our way, crossing the stream shortly and making our way beside the lowest of the four parallel fences. A gate leads through the end fence of this field system, giving access to the hill which we ascended ; hard work. Descent by the same route, finding the Sweat House this time by looking across the dell behind the information panel from around 30m North of the panel. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/comment/20557/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average annaon on Mullaghash, 2009 by annaon 23 Dec 2009 i grew up at the foot of mullaghash and often climbed it as a child and also as an adult when i went home for a visit. we would go to finn stone Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/515/comment/4312/ Your Score: Very useful << >>Average (End of comment section for Mullaghash.) Some mapping: Open Street Map (Various variations used.) British summit data courtesy: Database of British & Irish Hills (Creative Commons Licence) MountainViews.ie, a Hill-walking Website for the island of Ireland. 11 Million Visitors Per Year. 1300 Contributors.


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UPDATE: Color, the maker of a notoriously failed photo-sharing app and one of the most controversial startups of this decade, is not shutting down operations, despite a VentureBeat report by Ricardo Bilton to the contrary.
Below is our original story before Color reached out.
Original: Color, the maker of a notoriously failed photo-sharing app and one of the most controversial startups of this decade, is going to wind down its business and return what money it has left to shareholders, Ricardo Bilton at VentureBeat reports.
Bilton got a copy of an email Color management sent to employees that says, "As you may or may not have heard, Color is going through a number of changes. Last week, the Board and major shareholders voted to wind down the company."
Color raised $41 million in a round led by Sequoia Capital in March 2011. That funding led many to question whether the social-mobile bubble had peaked—and whether investors had lost their mind.
But Color's megafunding fit a long-established Silicon Valley pattern where investors have been willing to bet large amounts on entrepreneurs with track records of success. Color CEO Bill Nguyen had previously launched a music startup, Lala, and sold it to Apple—the kind of win that stokes venture capitalists' confidence.
In May, Nguyen said that Color had "five to six years" of "runway," or funds to operate the company, left. That suggests that the majority of the money it raised was still in the bank, meaning the investment won't be a total writeoff.
But Sequoia, for its part, has already written Color off of its website. Its portfolio page no longer lists Color; the company description page returns an error; and partner Doug Leone no longer includes Color on his list of investments.
Reached for comment, Leone said of Color, "It's an investment," but didn't explain why it was off the website. We've asked Sequoia for further explanation.
Last month, Nguyen took off for an extended vacation in Hawaii, which he characterized as a "sabbatical." TechCrunch reported that he hadn't been seen at Color headquarters in months.


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Deputy stops kidnap suspect
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Marion County sheriff's deputies stopped a suspected kidnapping in progress last week.
About 1:50 p.m., July 9, police dispatchers in Sedgwick County received a report that a woman was being abducted by an ex-boyfriend in a semi-truck and was traveling through Marion County on U.S. 50.
According to police radio transmissions, the woman said the ex-boyfriend had threatened to kill her.
The alleged victim, a 53-year-old woman from out of state, was communicating with a family member in Park City via text messages, and the family member was forwarding information to police.
Sheriff Rob Craft, Undersheriff David Huntley, and Deputy Derek Fetrow responded. Fetrow caught up with a truck similar to but not exactly like the one described near Clements in Chase County and stopped the truck, before Chase County deputies and Kansas Highway Patrol arrived.
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Canada geese invade county
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Whether green wheat fields, ice-free lake water, or good weather conditions attract them, there is no disputing the fact that thousands of Canada geese have made Marion County home this past week.
"There are at least 2,000 of them on the lake today," Brian Thiessen, Marion County Park and Lake assistant manager said on Tuesday. "They like to congregate in pockets on the ice to keep it warm. They like the places where water is flowing."
Thiessen said the geese were good for people who enjoyed watching them but otherwise caused problems, such as contributing to blue-green algae and leaving a big mess of droppings.
"There seems to be a large number of them," he said. "Usually they migrate through earlier in fall, but they came and are sticking around. I guess they like it here."
It is possible that the geese are calling Marion County home for the time being because large portions of the McPherson Valley Wetlands are dry and inhospitable to waterfowl at this time. Shallow ponds and pools froze in the recent cold snap, sending the geese on a hunt for free-flowing water.
Wetlands ranger Brent Theede said all but two pools of water in the entire wetlands area, which used to cover 125 square miles, are currently dry.
Large groups of Canada geese winging their way across Marion County farm ground are stopping in wheat fields to eat as they make their way between bodies of water.
"There's not much I can do about it," Hillsboro farmer Lloyd Funk said. "They have killed at least an acre or two of my wheat just south of Hillsboro. People have asked if they could shoot them there, but I didn't give permission so close to town."
Funk said he did not mind feeding the birds, but he knew others would rather eat them.
Casey Case of Marion enjoys goose hunting on a regular basis. He said Marion County lies between two major migration flyways for the geese, the Central Flyway over McPherson County and west, and the Mississippi Flyway to the east. Still, geese are attracted locally to the open water at the lake and reservoir and abundant wheat fields.
"We used to be able to hunt them in the corn fields," Case said. "But since the corn has done poorly the past two years, they are settling for wheat. It's harder to sneak up on them in a wheat field."
Case said geese hunters needed to have Federal and State Water Fowl Stamps and a regular hunting license. In addition, he said there were specific gun regulations they needed to follow. He also said goose meat was good to eat.
"I like to fillet the breast off and marinate it, and then grill it just like a steak," he said. "It is amazing how much meat there is, at least a pound, close to two on some."
Case said the red meat was best if not overcooked. He also enjoyed taking it to a processer for summer sausage.
"I haven't got as many as usual yet," he said. "But the six to eight guys I hunt with, we get 60 to 70 each year."
Ron Kaufman, director of information for Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks, and Tourism, said the legal hunting season for Canada geese ran from Nov. 7 to Feb. 10. Hunters must obtain permission from landowners and Canada geese are protected in city limits or on preserves such as Marion County Park and Lake.
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The two Northern Irish men killed in Australia today when a concrete panel fell on them, were said to have only just arrived in the country.
Both in their 20s, the Omagh and Portstewart natives were said to be working for a company run by two brothers from Tyrone.
Speaking from Perth Australia, Tom Bradley from the Claddagh Association said he is working with the Bell Trust to try and repatriate the young men's bodies for burial in their home counties.
He said: "I know the boys they are working for.
Speaking about the young men who were tragically killed, he said: "They are in their early twenties and they are not that long here.
"I think they were new arrivals - they work for lads from Tyrone as well... a couple of brothers.
"They were having a cigarette and there was a crane just lifting slabs and one fell," he added.
"I am with the Claddagh Association which is a welfare group. We have offered the family assistance."
This latest tragedy has brought the total number of cases on which the Irish welfare group has worked onto this month to nine.
As a mark of respect, Jaxon Construction, which is building the Perth apartments the men were working on, has ordered the closure of all its sites on Thursday.
The incident - reported to have happened on the corner of Goderich Street and Bennett Street in East Perth at about 11.30am, Australian time - is now being investigated by local authorities.
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I normally try to stay away from joke posts or posts that revolve around a single picture, but after flipping the game over to take a look I noticed that this had to be about the most hardcore Teen-rated game the world had ever seen. The fact that you can fit all those descriptors next to the big T was profoundly impressive.
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We regularly walk around our farm lane, which is between 1 and 1.5 miles long.
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Weekend Box Office Report: Liam Neeson and 'Non-Stop' Unstoppable
This weekend saw a brutal showdown between Liam Neeson, the current god of action cinema, and Jesus Christ, the current god of millions of human beings.
Since the box office is a "two may enter, but only one may leave" type showdown, the victory ultimately went to Neeson and 'Non-Stop,' which edged out the son of God and his movie, uh, 'Son of God' to win the weekend.
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With a $30 million opening weekend, 'Non-Stop' is looking to replicate the success of recent Neeson-fueled action movies like 'Taken.'
You'd think audiences would eventually tire of a large, 61 year-old Irishman growling his way through movies, but the man who was once Oskar Schindler is defying the odds, proving himself to be better at this senior citizen action hero gig than Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Unless the audience totally drops off next week, 'Non-Stop' has a decent shot at a total gross of $80 million to 4100 million.
'Son of God' took second place with a very strong $26 million, but its future doesn't look quite as sure as 'Non-Stop.'
While the Christian audience is large, powerful and totally capable of making this movie into a massive blockbuster, reactions from the faithful have been mixed. After all, this is essentially a recut version of a miniseries that ran on television and many viewers have felt ripped off.
Next week will see whether the crowds rally in support of 'Son of God' or pull a St. Peter and deny it.
Meanwhile, 'The LEGO Movie' continued to perform spectacularly in third place, grossing $21 million for a $209 million total. At this rate, $250 million is a sure thing, with $300 million remaining a possibility if the film's legs remain as strong as they are. After all, the film has barely dipped from week to week. It only needs a few more weeks of solid play.
While we're on the subject of successful animated movies, 'Frozen' held strong at number eight, bringing its total to $388 million. However, the story today isn't the film's proximity to $400 million. The story is that it has now become the first Disney animated movie to cross $1 billion at the international box office. That's a big, huge, crazy deal.
The rest of the top 10 isn't nearly as exciting.
'The Monuments Men' is still doing OK and will probably end up with a final gross of $80 million or so, ensuring that George Clooney gets to direct again. '3 Days to Kill' took a huge spill in its second weekend, proving that Kevin Costner is no Liam Neeson when it comes to this action hero thing. 'RoboCop' is still a disappointment and 'Pompeii' is still a massive bomb. Finally, 'About Last Night' and 'Ride Along' are both about to exit the top 10 as hits, bringing Kevin Hart's temporary dominance of the box office to a satisfying conclusion.


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In honor of its 200th anniversary, University Libraries is releasing "200 Years of Shared Discovery: The Bicentennial of Ohio University Libraries."
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Pictured is the 1814 Board of Trustees resolution that officially titled the University's collection of books as the "Library of Ohio University" and established seven rules governing the use of OHIO's first library.
Photographer: Kate Munsch/Ohio University Libraries
Legend has it that this small trunk, housed in the Mahn Center at Alden Library, belonged to Manasseh Cutler, the father of Ohio University.
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By Angela Woodward
There is perhaps no entity on Ohio University's Athens Campus more steeped in history than University Libraries. Often referred to as the "heart of the University," University Libraries has touched the lives of every student, educator and researcher who has ever walked the bricks of Ohio's oldest higher education institution.
This year marks University Libraries' 200th anniversary, and librarians and staff have been busy organizing several events to honor the bicentennial – with the celebration officially slated to begin on March 25 at the Founders Day Symposium.
One part of the celebration, however, has been in the works for a few years and is about to make its debut.
University Libraries announces the publication of "200 Years of Shared Discovery: The Bicentennial of Ohio University Libraries." This 132-page book tells the story of University Libraries in words and images captured over the course of its 200-year history.
From its humble beginnings in 1814 as a simple collection of books governed by seven rules, today the oldest academic library in the old Northwest Territory is ranked among the top 100 research libraries in North America. Boasting three million volumes, a wealth of electronic resources and world-renowned special collections, University Libraries continues its mission of connecting learners to information for discovery, intellectual growth and the advancement and creation of knowledge.
"OHIO's Libraries has a long and distinguished history. Great libraries don't just happen, but are rather a reflection of a great university," said Scott Seaman, dean of University Libraries. "In our case, it is also a shared history of the old Northwest Territory, its earliest pioneer families and its educational background, as well as OHIO's community of faculty, librarians, students and administrators. "
"200 Years of Shared Discovery: The Bicentennial of Ohio University Libraries" illustrates how the University's library system has evolved into the service-driven gateway for the discovery, creation and exchange of knowledge that it is today.
The book demonstrates how University Libraries shares its history with the history of the University as well as that of the surrounding community and the role it and its founders played in early America and in the sharing of knowledge throughout the decades.
The publication also serves as a testament to the passion of the individuals behind the creation and growth of this multi-campus library system and to those who have helped University Libraries adapt over the years to increased use and changes in technology, as well as styles of teaching and learning.
The process of creating the book began more than two years ago and involved individuals throughout campus, including OHIO and University Libraries staff as well as students. The effort was led by Kate Mason, assistant to the dean and coordinator of communications for University Libraries, who compiled all of the research for the book and served as its editor.
"The work on this history was a collaboration of many, many people. Some of those key people are the Libraries' graduate student assistants, Lena Chapin and Patrick Traylor, writers/editors Sherri Saines, Rob Dakin and Carrie Preston, and staff in the Mahn Center and Digital Initiatives; UCM's designer Mark Krumel; and Athens local historian Betty Hollow, among numerous other individuals and organizations," said Mason.
"The research on this project was a labor of love for me," continued Mason. "I attribute much of that to the dean of Libraries, who shared in my excitement as primary sources and artifacts were uncovered or rediscovered and created the supportive atmosphere that allowed a creative energy to blossom into a publication."
Several Ohio University graduate students lent their time and talents to the effort as well, serving as contributing writers and editors and photography assistants.
Lena Chapin graduated from Ohio University in May with a master's degree in journalism. While at OHIO, she was the graduate communications assistant for University Libraries and served as co-editor of the bicentennial publication, writing some of the copy in the book and editing portions of it.
"Kate and I worked tirelessly trimming articles down to appropriate sizes and arranging them into an order that made sense," Chapin, the director of development at a non-profit organization in Euclid, Ohio, said.
When asked what she enjoyed most about working on the project, Chapin said, "I enjoyed learning about the history of the area the most. The Libraries' story is really Athens' and much of southeastern Ohio's story. Having grown up in the area, it was enlightening to learn about the people and events that shaped it. Helping to write it really made the area come alive to me in ways it hadn't before."
Patrick Traylor graduated from OHIO in June 2012 with a master's degree in photojournalism. Traylor contributed to the University Libraries' publication by photographing historic documents, artifacts and more recent photos of students using Alden Library.
"I made photographic copies of a number of historic documents related to the founding of the University," Traylor, who is now employed as a photo editor at The Denver Post, said. "These included pieces of legislations, formal charter documents, maps, and letters to and from original trustees and professors.
"Ohio University began to be chartered and set up only a few decades after the Revolutionary War," Traylor explained. "As the first public university west of the Appalachian Mountains, it was incredibly interesting to be able to work firsthand with these documents and see the founding of the University in historic context. I was fascinated by the beautiful penmanship in many of the letters and also by the early maps of Ohio and the old Northwest Territory."
The task of pulling all the copy and visual elements together for the final publication fell to Mark Krumel, senior director of creative services at University Communications and Marketing (UCM).
Krumel described his work on the publication, which began in October 2012, as one of the bigger and longer projects he has been involved in at UCM but one that has been very rewarding.
"I really enjoyed having the time to concept bits and pieces of the publication from the text and art provided by University Libraries and then pulling all those elements together into one big unit," Krumel said, pointing out design elements peppered throughout the book that create textures and patterns that fit the time periods highlighted in the publication.
"Anniversaries are an important part of our academic culture. They underscore the value we place on heritage, tradition, perseverance and the understanding of our past," said Seaman. "Anniversaries also speak to our impulse to acknowledge things that endure. For 200 years, Ohio University's Library has been the steward of things that endure. I encourage everyone to download the e-book publication and to join us in the bicentennial of our shared history."
An electronic version of the book is available at www.ohio.edu/library/history.
The Ohio University and surrounding community is invited to celebrate University Libraries' 200th anniversary at the Founders Day Symposium from 1:30 to 4 p.m. March 25 on the fourth floor of Alden Library.
Titled "Founding Gardeners: The Revolutionary Generation, Nature, and the Shaping of the American Nation," this event will serve as the official kickoff for University Libraries' bicentennial. Speakers at the symposium include:
Andrea Wulf, a New York Times best-selling author of "Founding Gardeners" and the 2013 Eccles British Library writer-in-residence, who will give the keynote address
Dr. David Holben, a professor of nutrition at OHIO, Fulbright Scholar and recipient of a University Professor Award, whose presentation is titled, "Thomas Jefferson: Gardener and Gastronome"
Lauren Cohen, a senior studying applied nutrition at OHIO, who will discuss "Athens Locavores"
The Founders Day Symposium is one of several events in the coming year that will celebrate University Libraries' long history of service to the University and Athens communities.


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New Zealand's Bay of Plenty is a great family holiday destination, filled with many great family friendly and affordable activities and attractions.
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New Zealand's Bay of Plenty is a great family holiday destination. You are spoilt for choice as the region boast numerous lakes, some of the most popular beaches in New Zealand, and spectacular natural geothermal attractions.
It is best to base your trip to the Bay of Plenty in Rotorua. This city cannot be missed during a trip to New Zealand and is central and easy driving distance to many of the region's best attractions.
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Rainbow Springs
Perhaps one of the most well-known destinations in Rotorua is Rainbow Springs Kiwi Wildlife Park. Open since 1932, the combination of natural elements set in over 22 acres of parkland make Rainbow Springs a truly unique experience and is a must-see for anyone wanting to get to know New Zealand's wonderful environment and animals.
Rainbow Springs is home to New Zealand's largest and most successful kiwi conservation centre, which has released over 1,000 kiwis into the wild since 1995. Discover the work that goes in to the conservation of our national icon and witness the magic of a Kiwi hatching.
You'll also be able to experience the adrenalin rush of the new Big Splash water ride which takes visitors on a journey through the evolution of the youngest country in the world and finish up with a thrilling adrenaline rush as the log flume careers down a huge drop through native forest finishing with a Big Splash!
Rainbow Springs is located only minutes from central Rotorua and is open from early to late every day of the week.
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After all the fun on the big splash at Rainbow springs experience the Hell's Gate Geothermal Reserve. A walk through the reserve passes through a large variety of geothermal features and takes 45 minutes to an hour and is suitable for all ages and fitness levels. The geothermal reserve and is spectacular in all weather conditions and they even provide umbrella's on site if their looks like a chance of rain.
The best part of this walk is that once finished you are able to enjoy a relaxing sulphur spa overlooking the active geothermal reserve. Rest your feet and soak for as long as you like, within the sulphurous waters or relax and revitalise the smoothness and softness of your skin with a bath in our hot mud pools.
This one of a kind experience is located just 15 minutes out of central Rotorua on the Whakatane turn off SHW 30.
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Climb aboard a KiwiKart and experience a fun and fascinating 40 minute tour through the horticultural theme park. An orchard tour takes visitors and groups though the property, where you will learn about the 60 or 70 different varieties of fruit and nut trees, before arriving in a NZ kiwifruit orchard where tastings of various products derived from kiwifruit can be tested and purchased.
After a busy tour around the orchard take a moment to relax in the beautiful courtyard café and restaurant which can cater for individual visitors and large groups.
Kiwi360 is located just outside of Te Puke 45 minutes from Rotorua - only 20 minutes from the sandy beaches of Mount Maunganui.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Jarnell Stokes scored 19 points and pulled down 11 rebounds Tuesday as Tennessee defeated Vanderbilt 58-57 for its second consecutive one-point victory.
Vanderbilt guard Kedren Johnson had a chance to win the game for Vanderbilt as he drove to the basket in the closing seconds, but his shot went off the backboard and rolled off the front end of the rim. Kevin Bright grabbed the offensive board but missed the potential game-winner.
Tennessee was coming off a 54-53 victory Saturday over Alabama. In that game, the opposing team also had a chance to win the game in the final seconds.
Stokes recorded his third double-double in his last four games for the Volunteers, who won despite missing the front end of two one-and-one opportunities in the final minute.
Skylar McBee added 10 points for Tennessee (11-8, 3-4 Southeastern Conference). Johnson led Vanderbilt (8-11, 2-5) with 14 points, all in the second half.