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Strange 20 Foot Hairy Sea Creature Washes Ashore And Locals Had No Clue What It Was
Josh Benson Interesting Things May 15, 2018 May 15, 2018 2 Minutes
Whenever I hear of strange creatures washing up on the shore, I always think of Cloverfield. I know it's not similar at all, but when it comes to strange creatures it's my go-to.
Now it doesn't seem like a whole town in the Philippines is being ransacked by a monstrous sea creature…but it could just randomly come alive and rampage the city. Okay I might be watching too many Godzilla movies, but we shall see…
SEE ALSO: Crazy "Half Human, Half Animal" Seen Walking Through The Streets And People Have No Clue What It Is
Anyways, it seems that villagers in the Oriental Mindoro province of the Philippines were thinking just that the other day.
Image Via Viral Press
According to The Mirror, people that first saw it said it smelled awful, and it was like 'something from another planet.'
Vincent Dela Pena Badillo who was a bystander when it first washed up, said:
"Many were alarmed, including me, when we learned the news about it. It has been told that when creatures from the deepest parts of the ocean start appearing, something bad will happen."
It seems that people don't believe in logic in the Philippines because another person, Tam Maling, said:
"An earthquake is heading for Oriental Mindoro. The big globster is a sign of something bad coming. Please pray for us."
If I was to guess what this really was, I'd have to say it was one of those creatures from "Where The Wild Things Are."
Lastly, Imelda Mariz who is a mother of two, brought her children to see the 'spectacle' saying:
"I couldn't believe what it was, I've never seen anything like it. In God's name, I was shocked. The children were scared it was a dead monster. Nobody knows what it is yet."
Officials from Dinagat Islands, Philippines said that last February they had a similar scenario. It was 4 feet wide at one end and 2 feet wide at the other end and they thought it was also peculiar. At the end of the day though they concluded that it was an Orca whale or a manatee.
Vox Krusada who is a police officer for the local fishery there said:
"Today we just gathered a sample of it for further analysis.
For now we can say it's a whale, but the exact species is still unknown. The tissue samples are now sent to our lab for DNA analysis.
The local government of Gloria will now bury the carcass. And damn it smells awful. It smells like something from another planet.
I really experienced the full power of its smell because i'm the one who took the tissue samples. I almost puked. I felt better after taking a bath but the stench still lingers in my nose."
Take a look below at the video and decide for yourself. Sound off in the Facebook comments if you think this is an other-worldly creature…or just a dang whale.
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Paris, France: The city of lights. And total jerks.
Submitted by peter.crosby on May 16, 2003 - 3:43am
We pulled into Bercy Station, saw the endless line waiting for cabs and dragged our bags to the Metro yet again. The weather in France was nothing like that of Italy. It was overcast and grey, inspiring us to bust out our Moonstone(r) jackets. This turned out to be a good call because when we got off at our stop, it was pouring rain. Fortunately, we were only two blocks from Rue de Rivoli and our hotel, Hotel French Louvre. The location of the hotel couldn't have been better (although we were a bit too close to the creepiest building in the world, the Hotel de Ville, for my liking).
Le Hotel de Ville. Creepy, ain't it?
Hotel French Louvre was pleasant, but hardly palatial. Even though we got the upgraded room, it was still tiny, even by NYC standards. The elevator, for instance, accommodated only one person at a time if they brought any luggage. Airlines are more lenient about space requirements than this elevator. The bed was two double beds only held together by positive thoughts. Still, we were tired from the train ride and ended up sleeping for four hours, anyway.
The Louvre.
When finally we woke up, it was still raining, so we went to the Louvre. After 3pm, admission is only 5 Euros (as opposed to 7.5) and we soon found out why. Much of the museum was already either closed or closing. We missed an entire wing of The Louvre, but we managed to see the Mona Lisa, some Michelangelo's and a lot of other cool paintings and sculptures through our rage-blinded eyes. Many of which were very large and impressively framed.
Us in front of the Mona Lisa, (WAY in back.)
We burned through the still-open sections in about 4 hours. When we were done, we sat down to rest and have a $5 Coke-Light at the museum cafe. Then I sat in front of Michelangelo's "Prisoners" sculpture and tried to draw it. I was flatteringly mistaken for a museum artist by a woman claiming to be an art professor at a University in Spain. (Apparently they sell alcohol in the Louvre as well.)
Meanwhile, the sky had cleared up. We walked back to our hotel stopping at a Spanish tapas restaurant near our hotel named Les Pietons, or something. The menu was in Spanish, which we kind of understand, but unhelpfully, it was translated into French beneath. As a result, the food they brought us almost resembled the food we thought we'd ordered. The waiters were very un-French-like, in that they were helpful. (They did, however, take time to correct our Spanish pronunciations. How French of them.) After the meal, we once again wrestled with that question of the ages, "Is the tip included?" Naturally, this is where the waiter's helpfulness stopped.
Amy, after the overnight train ride into Paris.
Parisian drivers, we found, are very horn happy. Our room overlooked the main street awash with the strains of driver's leaning on their horns like NYC cabbies. There wasn't that much honking in Roma. France is living up to all of our expectations; it's pretentious, rude and snooty. At least we do have a French maid, just not the kind I'd hoped. In addition, I found that my digital camera voltage-adapter itself needed its own adapter. Vive la France!
The two smallest cars in Europe.
Notre Dame Cathedral was next on our itinerary and we were not that impressed. Sure, it's big with nice colored glass, but the best parts were the creepy parts; like the headless saint carrying his own head and the gargoyles hanging off the roof. By comparison, the basilicas in Italy were more ornate, made of better materials (marble, not concrete) and felt more spiritually impressive. French churches, on the other hand, feel more like The Munster's house.
Checking out the oils at the Louvre
Inside the Louvre
Jones-ing for Gelato, we tried some of France's "glaces" and found it wanting. It's not bad, just much thicker like American ice cream. The bread in France, however, is vastly better than the bread in Italy. Probably delicious enough to even prevent us from carpet-bombing the country some day. Yes, it was THAT good. (So that's, what…Italy:113; France: 1?)
A gargoyle
We ate somewhere in the Latin Quarter and moved on to Saint Chapelle. Amy went inside while I waited outside and sketched one of the gargoyles hanging off the roof like an extra from Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Checking out the oils at the Louvre.
We continued walking the Latin Quarter to a huge mall within a store called La Samaritaine. It was there we discovered the glorious Nutella Crepe, a wholly acceptable substitute for Italian Gelato. I found the voltage-adapter-adapter I needed at a store called Bazar de l'Hotel de Ville — BHV, a department store that had a whole hardware store in the basement, it even sold lumber. I guess you have to cram everything anywhere you can when you have 100 million people in the space of San Francisco (which only has 700,000 inhabitants).
A sunset over Paris.
It soon got very chilly, and we busted out the leather jackets we had been schlepping around since Florence (the purchase of which now seemed prescient). We wore them out to dinner at Chez Rene, a place that we found, catered almost exclusively to the over-50 set. The only exception, it appeared, was us. We were sat next to two hip, 60ish couples who turned out to be from Menlo Park, CA and oddly, Oklahoma.
Us, not making out on that 'making out' bridge.
We talked with them until it their Depends were full and then headed out to the Eiffel Tower via the Metro. Lit up like an alien space ship, the Eiffel Tower was pretty impressive (and much larger than the original one in Vegas). It was 12:30am when we stopped making out under it, by which time the Metro had closed its doors for the night. Cold and tired from polishing off a carafe of Beaujolais at dinner, we hailed an uncooperative French cabbie who feigned ignorance of our hotel's whereabouts, but ultimately got us there after we pulled a shiv on him.
Some statue or something.
With all the walking around and running-to-catch-trains we started to smell like the locals. Hoping to stem our growing body odor, we grabbed our dirty laundry and asked our hotel concierge where we could find a nearby laundromat. We soon headed to the spot he told us about, computer-generated map in hand, only to find a dry cleaner.
The Eiffel tower at night.
We walked back to the main "rue" (road) to look around. I popped into a photomat to ask an understandably confused clerk for help. His directions sent us to a different dry cleaners up the road a bit. There, we had a prolonged "conversation," that is to say, we flailed wildly and enunciated the word "LAUND-RA-MAT" repeatedly to a French-speaking clerk who didn't even blink or acknowledge us the entire time (I kid you not).
Rats, for some reason.
Finally, a nice, young women from the back who wanted to help (in very un-French-like fashion) began smiling while she counted off each piece to be cleaned, totaling $58 euros. The young woman, noticing our wincing dismay at the price, helpfully suggested a place where — from what we gathered — we could "do laundry ourselves!" Of, course, why didn't WE think of that? She then literally jumped the counter and pointed….wait for it…ACROSS the street to a storefront we had walked past three times already. The sign above it read, "Lavomatic." As she was the only nice person we met that day, we went back and bought her a pasterie. Just doing our part for Franco-American relations.
Sitting in the Lavomatic, I realized something: Don't ever ask a French person for directions to anything. You're more likely to find it yourself just wandering around like a homeless guy. That alone may explain why Paris has a large homeless population.
France is a difficult country to get along in if you are not French. Notice I didn't say, if you don't speak French, because it's not enough to speak the language. You must BE from France in order to get a response from most Parisians. And by response, I mean, a blink. For example, Amy ordered a "chocolat eclair" (said with an approximate French accent), yet the woman at the Patisserie still had to do extensive translating and math in her head before it finally clicked for her. "Ah..eclair chocolat!" she corrected. What a genius! And people think French is the language of the intelligentsia….
We finally finished our laundry and went to eat lunch. Amy ate at some French place, having not apparently learned her lesson, while I went to "Quick," the French equivalent of McDonald's. I had the Le SUPREME CHEESE combo meal just to taste the difference. The hamburger was on brioche bread with cheese, tomatoes, onions, gherkins, ketchup and a mayonnaise mustard. It was pretty darn good, too. The pomme frites were especially tasty. However, my request for a free refill of soda was met with confusion, shock and then disbelief and horror. Despite many similarities to American fast-food restaurants, some things didn't entirely translate.
The Arch de Triomphe…big whoop.
Next, we hit the Champs-Elysees and the Arch de Triomphe. The Arch is cool, but the best part is the nightmarish traffic circle that surrounds it. 12 roads come together in the same spot making it heaven for body shops and insurance agents. Stretching from the Arch back to the heart of Paris, the Champs-Elysees is a six-lane boulevard lined with trees, streetlights and stores you'd expect to find in a mall. Very run-of-the-mill stuff with one exception: automotive boutiques. Rather than try to squeeze a dealership into this highly trafficked, but pricey stretch of asphalt, Renault, Citroen, Toyota and Mercedes Benz opened boutiques with only a couple of show cars but lots of affordable, branded items like lighters and matchbox versions. Peugeot had some very cool swag, too.
Napoleon's burial plot.
Amy had recently finished a book on Napoleon, and knew he was buried in Paris (per his final request), so we checked it out. Les Invalides is now a military museum. This struck me as ironic considering the French aren't known for their military prowess of late (see also, cheese-eating surrender monkeys).
Heading back to our hotel, we embarked on a foot-numbing trek across the Place de la Concorde which proved Napoleonic in scope and nearly killed us. We stopped off at a park across the street from the Louvre and the Royal Palace. It was once called Place de la Revolution where Louis XVI, Marie-Antoinette, Danton, Robespierre, and 2800 others were executed between 1793 and 1795. Now it's a garden park with stone fountains. Cheery, huh?
Les Mousquetaires.
On a fluke, we found a brasserie with an English-subtitled menu and a waiter who wasn't a total dick; Les Mousquetaires on Saint Antoine. The waiter spoke English fluently and was nice to us, subsequently he got a big tip. (Huh, funny how that works, isn't it?)
Amy later braved the daunting bureaucratic force that is La French Post Office. Armed with a handful of postcards and a French phrase book, she attempted communication with an actual French person. It went acceptably, but not wholly unnoticed by the teller next to them. She snapped her head around in disgust the moment Amy spoke, appalled by her butchering of her language. Only the French get bent over how other people in other conversations speak their language. Nosy, pompous frogs.
We couldn't find Place des Vosges, so we buzzed the Place de la Bastille (zzzzz) just to say we did it and then had a sandwich, two more $5 Cokes and headed to the train station to make sure we had tickets to London.
On the way back, we stopped at a massive building called Les Galeries Lafayette, which was a frickin' madhouse. What we expected to be a shopping mall of some sort, turned out to be another huge store full of little tiny stores with no walls. Instead of the Men's Department, there was the Hugo Boss store. Or the Armani store. All with no walls, so it looks like one big store, but it wasn't. Without the walls, chaos reigned. Pedestrian traffic was total mayhem. There was even a modeling show with French "babes" (i.e., tarted-up French farm-girls with anorexia) going up and down the escalator in the middle of it all. It was nuts.
For some reason, we later got into the Musee d'Orsay for free. This museum has Monets, Rouseaus, Renoirs, Gauguins, Seurats, Toulouse Lautrecs and other 18th-19th Century post-renaissance paintings and sculptures. I was impressed most by Manet. Degas, I always liked, but that Manet dude was good. Scary good. They also had an exhibit of Daguerre, but not just his famous photographic work. They had some of his lesser known paintings. And they were extremely detailed. Nice stuff. Too bad no one knew the guy could paint. (Hell, who am I kidding, no one knows a guy named Kodak didn't invent photography.)
Finally, we packed to leave. And I couldn't have been happier. According to the Lonely Planet, only 50 million French actually speak French. Another mere 25 million in other countries consider French their mother tongue. That's a grand total of 200 million people who speak French. That's only 2% of the global population. Hell, the entire French-speaking populace of the planet is only 2/3 the number of English-speakers in America alone. Pretty uppity for such a small percentage of the world's talkers, if you ask me.
San Jaun, PR: Where so many speak Spanish, you think you're in California.
London, England: London calling. (Collect, most likely.)
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Q: dpkg add armhf architecture doesn't work - 404 not found Inside a new ubuntu 14.04 docker container I'm trying to add the armhf architecture to dpkg in order to install some armhf libraries using apt-get.
As a result of running:
root@2a5e4bdf05b7:/# dpkg --add-architecture armhf
root@2a5e4bdf05b7:/# apt-get update

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I tried this on a debian jessie container and it worked fine.
Any help is appreciated =)

A: I just ran into this. You need to mark the various deb (not deb-src) lines in your sources-list with [arch=amd64, arch=i386] for all except whichever site you added for the armhf packages, which would want to be marked with [arch=armhf].
That said, proceed with caution. I'm trying this on precise, and when I try installs, it wants to uninstall most of my stuff, including import base files without which the system can't work.
Of course, this may not at all apply to you.
Good luck.

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Q: Create proper table in R I have a vector of number in R that I want to add row names to:
t<-c(1,1,1,3,3,3,4,4,5,5,6,6,7,7,7,7)
table(t)
1 3 4 5 6 7
3 3 2 2 2 4

t <- t(as.data.frame(table(t),optional = FALSE))
row.names(t) <- c("first_row", "second_row")

How do I add row names to make it look like:
 Row1 Title   1 3 4 5 6 7
 Row2 Title   3 3 2 2 2 4

           [,1] [,2] [,3] [,4] [,5] [,6]
first_row  "1"  "3"  "4"  "5"  "6"  "7"
second_row "3"  "3"  "2"  "2"  "2"  "4"

This is what i get but how do I take off the "" and column headers?

A: You might be satisfied with something like this
t <- t(as.data.frame(table(t)))
row.names(t) <- c("first_row", "second_row")

Explanation:
- Convert the table into a data.frame so that you will have the tabular data as a 6x2 data.frame (note that if you convert it to a matrix, you'll lose a dimension. There might be a way to overwrite this behaviour but I haven't looked into that)
- Transpose the data.frame since by default it will convert the table into a long format and it looks like you want a wide format. The transpose operation also converts it into a matrix, which is fine now because it will retain the correct dimensions.
- Now we just need to add the row names
If any of these steps confuse you, experiment with them separately, and try converting to matrix/data.frame before/after transposition to see the different results.
Hope this helps


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For Adult Readers
Curated by the Literature and Fiction Dept.
American Christmas Stories
Edited by Connie Willis
This volume includes 59 stories referencing how Christmas is celebrated and written about in America. The themes in the stories pay homage to the sacred and the secular aspects of the holiday, and reflect the diversity of America, beginning with the Civil War up to modern times.
A Child's Christmas in Wales
The hardcopy is lovely and wonderful. However, it is the recorded version with Dylan Thomas reading that is the absolute gem, with his beautiful phrasing and sonorous voice. This version is available on E-Audio (A Child's Christmas in Wales and Five Poems)
A Christmas Memory; One Christmas; The Thanksgiving Visitor
Truman Capote's loving memories about living in rural Alabama with relatives, one of whom was as much an outsider as the young Truman, portrayed as Buddy. These stories capture the spirit of love and gratitude that should be part of the holiday season.
For Young Adult Readers
Curated by Librarians Llyr Heller and Amanda Charles
Laura Silverman
Shoshanna Greenberg loves working at Once Upon, her favorite local bookstore. With her moms fighting at home, the store has become an escape. When her boss announces a holiday bonus to the person who sells the most books, Shoshanna sees an opportunity to get her car fixed. The only person standing in her way? New hire Jake Kaplan. He doesn't even read! But somehow his sales start to rival hers. As the competition intensifies, Jake and Shoshanna might be more on the same page than either expects. (Adapted from jacket.)
All I Want for Christmas Is the Girl Next Door
Chelsea Bobulski
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The Resolutions
Mia Garcia
Four Latinx teens make New Year's resolutions for one another – and a whirlwind of a year follows. (Adapted from jacket.)
How to Excavate a Heart
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Tracy Andreen
Christmas Ornaments: 27 Charming Decorations to Make, From Wreaths and Garlands to Baubles and Table Centerpieces
Christine Bellstedt Myers
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May Your Life Be Deliciosa
Michael Genhart; illustrated by Loris Lora
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Cam Higgins
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Lee Wind, illustrated by Paul O. Zelinsky
A community's beautiful response to an act of hate brings together people of different religious traditions during the holiday season.
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Dana Meachen Rau, illustrated by Kathleen Petelinsek
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CNN's Don Lemon: 'I Don't Know' If Americans See Black People As 'Fully Human'
By Emily Zanotti
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Following his shocking comments about Americans opposed to mandating Critical Race Theory be taught in schools, CNN's Don Lemon suggested, in an interview with The Washington Post, that Americans do not believe black people are "fully human" and that American "deserved" President Donald Trump in order to come to terms with the country's systemic racism.
"We're living in two different realities as Black and White people," Lemon's interview began.
From there, the host launched into a diatribe on race relations and claimed that Trump prompted his overall commitment to exposing "systemic racism."
"It was a wake-up call to White people who thought we were living in a nonracist world," Lemon said of Trump's election. "We're living in two different realities as Black and White people. We knew, as Black people, what was lurking beneath the surface. I still believe that he was the necessary wake-up for America to realize just how racist it is."
He then said that he believes it is his job — and the job of all black Americans — to educate white peoples on issues of race.
"Unfortunately to some degree you have to do it, because otherwise they may take the wrong actions, and we want people to do it the right way. And the right way is by understanding and seeing our humanity," Lemon said of his calling to "guide white people through racism."
"These are conversations that I want to have with people I know," he added. "You can have conversations with people you don't know, but it's not the same conversation. I think that is where we're going to make a difference."
Lemon then got to the heart of the matter: America is a racist country.
"I feel like I've had to do that because I don't think America has seen enough people like me," Lemon told the Post. "I don't think America intimately knows enough people like me. I would love America to see Black people, especially Black gay men as — and I hate this word — normal, and as human beings and as part of the culture. That we have our vulnerabilities and our struggles, but we also have our successes. We love, we hurt, and we go through trials and tribulations just like anyone else.
"I don't know if America sees Black people and especially Black gay men as fully human, and as deserving of the American Dream," he said, pointedly.
Lemon, of course, is promoting his own book on the matter — a memoir of sorts, designed to relate his experiences with racism so that his readers may better understand how to address the issue.
Lemon has been outspoken on the issue of race in light of George Floyd's death and the ongoing anti-police brutality and anti-racism movements, but, most recently, the anchor chastised parents, students, and education activists for opposing CRT, telling them that the issue was "not about you."
"If you are the person who happens to be telling the history, you're going to tell it in your favor, he told fellow CNN anchor Chris Cuomo. "And the best way to correct that, so that some people aren't over-indexed in the history of the country, is to have all voices, as many voices as possible, included in that history."
As The Daily Wire noted, Lemon mischaracterized CRT as the only alternative to edited history, rather than one of many alternatives.


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Q: Mvc3 razor posting multiple models to single controller action I have a single model comprised of multiple models.
how do I post the collected values to a single action result in a single controller so I can call a stored procedure?
its pretty straight forward when I have a single model, but using multiple models, eludes me at the moment.
thanks in advance.

A: Well this is done easily with a form post or get so long as you use html helpers (you dont have to use the helpers but its easiest to use in my opinion that way you dont have to worry about proper naming) within the form and the view is strongly typed to the model that contains the other models. This is the idea behind view models and form models http://web-matters.blogspot.com/2010/04/aspnet-mvc-viewmodel-and-formmodel.html
Here is what you can do in razor:
html.textboxfor(x => x.class1.property)

Then in your post action:
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult ActionName(PageModel model)
model.class1.property (this will be the value of what was set in the form)

You can call your stored procedure from within the action.
Hope that was what you were asking.


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Doreen Dahab Anna Månsson, också känd som Doreen, född 3 juli 1974 i Helsingborgs Maria församling, Malmöhus län, är en svensk journalist, programledare och producent. Hon har lett talkshowen Doreen 21.30 på SVT 2 2008.

Månsson, som är uppvuxen i Uppsala, Umeå och Afrika, var tidigare programledare för Bolibompa och har varit med i TV-serien Dreamteam som sändes 2003. Hon har också varit samhällsreporter och debattör i Sveriges Radio. 2007 ledde Doreen Idol halvtid och Idol eftersnack tillsammans med Hannah Graaf. Året därpå fick hon sin alldeles egna pratshow, Doreen 21.30, som visades på SVT.

I april 2008 var Doreen Månsson med i komediserien Lilla Al-Fadji & Co i Kanal 5. Hon medverkade i säsongen 2009/2010 av På spåret tillsammans med Hans Rosling. Hon är också producent på SVT barn och programutvecklare på SVT kultur.

Doreen Månsson nominerades till utmärkelsen "bästa programledare" och fick även en nominering för bästa program i dokumentärserien om främlingsfientlighet Välkomna nästan allihopa.

På hösten 2011 medverkade Doreen Månsson i Fångarna på fortet där föräldrarna möter barnen. Hon ledde också Världens barn-galan 2017 tillsammans med Lasse Kronér.

På hösten 2020 var Doreen Månsson programledare för en serie på SVT som handlade om Hajar i Sydafrika. Hon har också spelat in en programserie om vardagsjuridik för kanalen. Förutom det så arbetar hon även som tv-producent och föreläsare. Hon bloggar på Netstyle och skriver regelbundet för magasinet Husextra. Doreen Månsson driver också en egen PR-byrå - Doreen PR.

Doreen Månsson har tre döttrar: Hayat Ashkar, Yasmine Månsson och Amina Månsson. Hayat Månsson är framgångsrik egenföretagare, verksam i USA. Doreen är tillsammans med reklamfilmsregissören Henrik Hallgren. De träffades på jobbet under produktionen av Dilemman med Doreen.

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On Divine Therapy
By: Thomas Keating
Narrated by: Martin Rowe
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Christianity
On Prayer
Father Thomas Keating is the founder of the Centering Prayer movement, based on the retreat into the "inner room" mentioned by Jesus in Matthew 6:6, where the individual is able to meet God. From the book Manifesting God, Father Keating explains the principles of contemplative prayer - prayer as relationship, prayer in secret, and the rewards of prayer in secret.
Enlightening!
By Linda on 01-09-15
Divine Therapy and Addiction: Centering Prayer and the Twelve Steps
Narrated by: Dan Carroll
In this major work, Father Thomas Keating, with Tom S. interviewing, reflects on the wisdom and legacy of the Alcoholics Anonymous 12-Step method and its connections to, and similarities with, the Christian mystical traditions of centering prayer and Lectio Divina. In conversation with a long-time member of AA meetings, Father Thomas talks insightfully about surrendering to one's Higher Power and the journey that must be undertaken for the healing of the soul to begin.
Great content, hard to follow
By Stonewing68 on 12-28-18
The Contemplative Journey: Volume 1
Contemplation and Transformation from Christianity's Mystical Tradition
By: Father Thomas Keating
Narrated by: Father Thomas Keating
Original Recording
From infancy, Father Keating teaches, we accumulate emotional layers, or programs, as a result of traumatic experiences. The practice of Centering Prayer engages directly with the unconscious and loosens old traumas that hinder your spiritual development. This form of divine therapy draws from a contemplative method that has brought profound inner transformation into the lives of thousands of practitioners.
Love to listen to Fr Keating
By Glory on 11-28-15
Manifesting God
Manifesting God is about the principles of contemplative prayer - the retreat into the inner room mentioned by Jesus in Matthew 6:6, where the individual is able to meet God. In the inner room, the silent space in which God unloads the burdens and false selves that govern our individuality and our daily lives, God acts as a divine therapist, healing us and forcing us to recognize how many barriers we put up between ourselves and an authentic relationship with God.
The Universal Christ
How a Forgotten Reality Can Change Everything We See, Hope for, and Believe
By: Richard Rohr
Narrated by: Arthur Morey
In his decades as a globally recognized teacher, Richard Rohr has helped millions realize what is at stake in matters of faith and spirituality. Yet Rohr has never written on the most perennially talked about topic in Christianity: Jesus. Most know who Jesus was, but who was Christ? Drawing on scripture, history, and spiritual practice, Rohr articulates a transformative view of Jesus Christ as a portrait of God's constant, unfolding work in the world.
Don't read this book if you want to be the same after reading it.
By Tim Hyatt on 04-27-19
On Parables
Father Thomas Keating is the founder of the Centering Prayer movement, based on the retreat into the "inner room" mentioned by Jesus in Matthew 6:6, where the individual is able to meet God. From the book Manifesting God, Father Keating explores three parables - the Parable of the Great Banquet, the Parable of the Leaven, and the Parable of the Publican and the Pharisee - and their relation to contemplative prayer.
Exerpts from Open Mind, Open Heart
By Crystal on 06-01-13
Traditional Christian Meditations for Opening to Divine Union
Narrated by: Thomas Keating
"The Cloud of Unknowing" is one of Christianity's enduring mysteries, a meditative state where God is experienced on the deepest interior level. To move beyond thoughts and feelings and into the arms of the divine spirit, we have been given the gift of contemplative prayer.
A new world of prayer
By R & D Homes, LLC on 08-16-08
The Wisdom Jesus
Transforming Heart and Mind - A New Perspective on Christ and His Message
By: Cynthia Bourgeault
Narrated by: Jo Howarth
If you put aside what you think you know about Jesus and approach the Gospels as though for the first time, something remarkable happens: Jesus emerges as a teacher of the transformation of consciousness. Cynthia Bourgeault is a masterful guide to Jesus' vision and to the traditional contemplative practices you can use to experience the heart of his teachings for yourself.
An Excellent View Point
By D. Raynal on 08-31-15
The Heart of Centering Prayer
Nondual Christianity in Theory and Practice
Narrated by: Gabra Zackman
Centering prayer is the path to a wonderful and radical new way of seeing the world. It is not, as is sometimes thought, simply an act of devotional piety, nor is it a Christianized form of other meditation methods. Cynthia Bourgeault here cuts through the misconceptions to show that centering prayer is in fact a pioneering development within the Christian contemplative tradition.
A gift for the centering prayer movement
By Zeeni on 09-13-17
The Cloud of Unknowing: With the Book of Privy Counsel
By: Carmen Acevedo Butcher (translator)
This anonymous fourteenth-century text is the glory of English mysticism, and one of the most practical and useful guides to finding union with God ever written. Carmen Acevedo Butcher's new translation is the first to bring the text into a modern English idiom - while remaining strictly faithful to the meaning of the original Middle English. The Cloud of Unknowingconsists of a series of letters written by a monk to his student or disciple, instructing him (or her) in the way of Divine union.
Contemplation -> transformation
By M. James on 03-24-15
The Meaning of Mary Magdalene
Discovering the Woman at the Heart of Christianity
Mary Magdalene is one of the most influential symbols in the history of Christianity - yet, if you look in the Bible, you'll find only a handful of verses that speak of her. How did she become such a compelling saint in the face of such paltry evidence? In her effort to answer that question, Cynthia Bourgeault examines the Bible, church tradition, art, legend, and newly discovered texts to see what's there.
By Ed Jansen on 11-02-15
The Divine Dance
The Trinity and Your Transformation
The Trinity is supposed to be the central doctrine grounding Christianity, yet we're often told that we shouldn't attempt to understand it because it's a mystery. But what if we breached that mystery? How might it transform our relationship with God?
Life becomes a matter of showing up and saying yes
By Jackie St. Hilaire on 05-07-18
Healing Our Violence Through the Journey of Centering Prayer
By: Richard Rohr O.F.M., Thomas Keating O.C.S.O.
Narrated by: Richard Rohr O.F.M., Thomas Keating O.C.S.O.
Two internationally known spiritual guides explore integrating our inner and outer journeys. They challenge us to confront our inner and social violence and bring it to healing and transformation in a sacred and ecumenical context. Rohr and Keating each give insights on awakening to God's friendship, coming to know God and ourselves, growing in love through centering prayer, facing evil around us and our demons within us as well as opening our deep selves to divine therapy which heals our wounds.
Christian Spirituality for Adults
By Mark on 12-31-11
From infancy, Father Keating teaches, we accumulate emotional layers, or programs, as a result of traumatic experiences. The practice of Centering Prayer engages directly with the unconscious and loosens old traumas that hinder your spiritual development. This form of divine therapy draws from a contemplative method that has brought profound inner transformation into the lives of thousands of practitioners. The Contemplative Journey is Father Thomas Keating's great masterwork.
The Lord is Amazing
By Bernard Remacle on 12-03-16
That All Shall Be Saved
Heaven, Hell, and Universal Salvation
By: David Bentley Hart
Narrated by: Derek Perkins
The great fourth-century church father Basil of Caesarea once observed that, in his time, most Christians believed that hell was not everlasting, and that all would eventually attain salvation. But today, this view is no longer prevalent within Christian communities. In this momentous book, David Bentley Hart makes the case that nearly two millennia of dogmatic tradition have misled readers on the crucial matter of universal salvation.
Thought-provoking with excellent narration
By Marc C. on 12-28-19
Finding Our Way Home in an Age of Anxiety
By: Henri J. M. Nouwen, Richard Rohr
Narrated by: Fred Sanders
At one of the lowest points in Henri Nouwen's life, he gave a series of lectures on the importance of following Jesus in an age of anxiety. Drawn from those talks, this new work reveals what sustained Nouwen to remain faithful to the teachings of Jesus and led him to become an icon of compassion and vulnerability. Here, he writes eloquently about calling and purpose, fear and hope. And he explains why - with so many choices available to the 21st-century seeker - the greatest reward for those looking for spiritual direction is rediscovering Jesus' teaching on love.
Life changing application
By KrisAnn Carlsen on 12-08-19
Transforming Trauma
Uncovering the Spiritual Dimension of Healing
By: Caroline Myss, James Finley Ph.D.
Narrated by: Caroline Myss, James Finley Ph.D.
In cases of severe trauma, the spiritual dimension of the healing process is often the most mysterious. Transforming Trauma brings internationally renowned teachers Caroline Myss and James Finley together for the first time on audio to explore how a combination of contemplative and clinical practices can dramatically enhance our ability to heal.
Life-altering.....
By Angela Lynn Piccola on 02-22-10
The Wisdom Way of Knowing
Reclaiming an Ancient Tradition to Awaken the Heart
Narrated by: Denice Stradling
Drawing on resources as diverse as Sufism, Benedictine Monasticism, the Gurdjieff Work, and the string theory of modern physics, Cynthia Bourgeault has crafted her own unique vision of the Wisdom way in this very accessible book, nicely balanced between concept and practice.
This is the path...
By Jay on 05-04-13
Father Thomas Keating is the founder of the Centering Prayer movement, based on the retreat into the "inner room" mentioned by Jesus in Matthew 6:6, where the individual is able to meet God. From the book Manifesting God, Father Keating explains the process of divine therapy and the process of purification in contemplative prayer.
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Amazing concepts to understand on divine and reachable love of God!!!
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Deputy PM confirms Mull of Kintyre helicopter disaster inquiry
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg today confirmed a new independent legal inquiry into the 1994 Mull of Kintyre helicopter disaster.
Ministry of Defence and The Rt Hon Nick Clegg
The review, announced to the House of Commons by Defence Secretary Dr Liam Fox in May, was confirmed by Mr Clegg during Prime Minister's Questions earlier today.
RAF Chinook HC2 ZD576 crashed on the Mull of Kintyre in western Scotland 16 years ago. All 25 passengers and four crew members were killed in the incident.
The Deputy Prime Minister promised that the new review would be completely independent:
The review will be conducted by a respected lawyer who is independent of the government and who has not previously expressed a view on the disaster," he said.
The reviewer and the precise terms of reference have yet to be announced.


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Every Welch College student is assigned a faculty advisor who teaches in the student's chosen field of study. The faculty advisor schedules an advising meeting with the student at the beginning of each semester to personally enroll the student in courses for that term. Advisors know each advisee (student) by name and are available throughout the semester to meet with students to provide personal advising assistance.
Improved, relevant, and effective new-student orientation.
Prompt and consistent academic feedback to students through the student information management system.
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TV show dates: March 30, 2016 — March 28, 2018.
Performers include: Aaron Paul, Michelle Monaghan, Hugh Dancy, Rockmond Dunbar, Kyle Allen, Amy Forsyth, Emma Greenwell, and Sarah Jones.
This dramatic series follows a family at the center of a controversial cult — The Meyerist Movement — as they struggle with relationships, faith, and power. The Lanes experience the gravitational pull of belief and what it means to choose between the life we live and the life we want.
A convert to Meyerism with a wayward past, Eddie Lane (Aaron Paul) returns home after completing his 6R training in Peru, where he saw a horrifying vision of the organization's truth. He suffers a crisis of faith and all that he's come to accept as truth is fundamentally challenged.
His wife is Sarah Lane (Michelle Monaghan) who was born into a Meyerist family. Her compassion and authority have made her an important figure in The Movement. Her devotion, however, is tested when she uncovers her husband's falsehoods.
Hawk (Kyle Allen) is Eddie and Sarah's devoted teenage son who wants nothing more than to drop out of high school and join The Movement full time. His loyalty wavers when a popular classmate, Ashley Fields (Amy Forsyth), pursues a relationship with him. Ashley would normally have nothing to do with "a weird cult kid" but, after a financial crisis hits home, she turns to Hawk and his family for help.
Cal Roberts (Hugh Dancy) is the charismatic, unofficial leader of The Movement. His ambition puts him at odds with the organization's existing leadership and roils Sarah and Eddie's already turbulent marriage. Back from three years in San Diego, Cal leads The Movement on a disaster relief mission in New Hampshire.
Mary Cox (Emma Greenwell) is an addict who's been saved by Cal and a team of Meyerists after a tornado leveled her hometown. Now freed from a life of abuse, she becomes infatuated with Cal and devotes herself entirely to The Movement.
Alison Kemp (Sarah Jones) is a defector of Meyerism who holds The Movement responsible for the mysterious death of her husband. She employs Eddie's help in a search for answers — and redemptions.
Abe Gaines (Rockmond Dunbar) is an FBI investigator who seems to be the only agent suspicious of the mysterious religious sect that recently responded to the natural disaster. As he delves deeper into the investigation, he faces personal troubles at home and is forced to reflect on his own faith.
What do you think? Do you like The Path TV show? Should Hulu have cancelled or renewed this TV series for a fourth season?
One of the more intelligent shows out there. The dynamics of the various characters interactions are never static. I really wanted a 4th season as the season 3 finale was a watershed moment.
I really enjoyed this show. It was different than anything else out there on TV right now. No zombies, no werewolves, no end of the world saga's. The characters were interesting and it wasn't one of those shows that made you want to turn the channel. The powers that be just couldn't leave a good thing alone.
The last episode of Season 3 told me that either there was going to be no Season 4 or Season 4 was going to be INSANE. It's a shame that it's the former.
I really like this show. It truly makes you think. The acting is great. The storyline is very well written. Please don't cancel it.
I like the show alot, please renew for another season!!!
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I am enjoying the suspense. I watch it each week.


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Born Melbourne, 8 August 1905. Educated Swinburne Technical College (Dip. Elec. Eng 1923) and University of Melbourne (BEE 1928, MEE 1933). Engineer, Melbourne Electricity Supply Company 1926-27; Metropolitan Vickers (Australia) Ltd 1927-28; trainee geophysicist, Imperial Geophysical Experimental Survey 1928-30; engineer, State Electricity Commission of Victoria 1930-32; applied geophysicist, Victoria 1933-34; Mt Lyell Mining Company, Queenstown, Tasmania 1934-35; Northern Australia Aerial Survey 1935-38; electrical engineer, Southern Electricity Supply, Cootamundra, New South Wales 1938-46; Cairns Electricity Board, Queensland 1946-52; Sydney County Council 1952-70; consulting engineer, Sydney 1970-75.


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Q: Create Database With File Stream Enabaled I am tring to create a database with Filestream option. The purpose to make a filestream database is to store images.I do have Filestream Enabled. And this is the first time I am using FileStream. Here is the script that i am using to create database
Create Database AT_DEV
ON
PRIMARY (Name = FS1,
         FILENAME = 'c:\data\AT_DEV.mdf'),
         FILEGROUP FileSteamGrop1 CONTAINS FILESTREAM
         (NAME = FS2,
          FILENAME = 'c:\data\AT_DEV_fileStream1')
         LOG ON
         (NAME = FS_Log1,
          FILENAME = 'c:\data\AT_DEV_LOG.ldf')

and I am getting this error.

Unable to open the physical file
  "c:\data\AT_DEV_fileStream1".
  Operating system error -2147024891:
  "0x80070005(Access is denied.)".

Am I missing something here. Thanks in advance.

A: I solved this issue, here is the summary:
Operating system XP SP3
Sql Server 2008  R2 Enterprise version.
Microsoft is well aware of this issue and has a hotfix for this issue.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/978835
Just install this hotfix and restart your computer and try to run the script to create database again and it will work.
Hope this will help someone and will not waist as much time i did.


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Italy says it will not rectify its accounts despite Brussels' concern
The Italian Minister of Economic Development, Luigi Di Maio, advanced today that the Government "has no will to back down" in its expansive Budgets, to which the European Commission (EC) has expressed its "serious concern".
The Executive of the Five Star Movement and the far right League has presented some accounts for the next three years that foresee an increase in the deficit and public spending to finance and include in the Budget some of the measures promised in the campaign.
Specifically, its forecasts indicate that the deficit this year will be 1.8% of the Gross Domestic Product, while it will increase to 2.4% in 2019, 2.1% in 2020 and will return to 1.8% in 2021.
The European Commissioner for Economic Affairs, Pierre Moscovici, and the Vice President of the European Commission, Valdis Dombrovskis, on Friday night sent a letter to the Government to express their "serious concern" for "the significant deviation of the recommended line" on budget, according to the media.
In addition, they asked Rome to ensure that the draft of the Budgets, which should be examined in Brussels, "is in line with the common rules," and concluded the letter declaring open to "a constructive dialogue."
Di Maio, who was grateful that this warning reached a closed market, said that these accounts were "not liked in Brussels" and predicted that "now begins a phase of discussion with the European Commission", in a statement to the media in Rome.
Although he stressed that "there will be no going back" and that they have not even prepared a "Plan B".
"These accounts are not to challenge Brussels but must reward the Italian people who have suffered so many hardships," said the vice president of the Government.
Di Maio pointed out that in the next few days Economy Minister Giovanni Tria will start negotiations with Europe and that the president of the Chamber of Deputies, Roberto Fico, will go to Brussels to act as mediator.
"We will all be united and we will play a team game to explain to the EC that Italians need these measures, which are not propaganda but will ultimately change the lives of people," he predicted.
In an interview for the RAI public channel news, Minister Tria declared himself "optimistic" about the negotiations and said that he will explain "why we considered it necessary to move away from the path that had previously been agreed" by the previous center-left government in force until June.
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David A. Ingram, MD
Executive Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs
PEDG
Dr. Ingram received his Bachelor's Degree in Religious Studies from Brown University, Master's Degree of Theology/Ethics from Vanderbilt Divinity School, and M.D. Degree from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. He completed a Pediatric residency at the University of California at San Francisco and a fellowship in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine at Indiana University School of Medicine. Dr. Ingram was a fellow under the Pediatrics Scientist Development Program and is currently the Hugh McK Landon Professor of Pediatrics, and Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, at Indiana University School of Medicine as well as Director of the Section of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine at the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children. Dr. Ingram is an Investigator in the Herman B Wells Center for Pediatric Research and a Consulting and Attending Physician at several local hospitals. Dr. Ingram has published over 90 articles and book chapters. He has served in a variety of roles for numerous scientific meetings and has participated in National Institutes of Health Study Section. He is a current member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation and served as the President of the Society for Pediatric Research from 2012-13. Dr. Ingram's research topics include Neurofibromatosis Type I, but most recently the discovery of the organization of the vascular endothelium into a hierarchy of endothelial stem and progenitor cells in collaboration with Dr. Mervin Yoder.
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Hugh McK. Landon Professor of Pediatrics
Professor of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
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Neurofibromin is a novel regulator of Ras-induced reactive oxygen species production in mice and humans.
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Nf1+/- monocytes/macrophages induce neointima formation via CCR2 activation.
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Refer for ART Services
10. ART Services: If IVF is accessible, it should be used as indicated. ICSI can be used selectively to treat male factor infertility. Preimplantation genetic diagnosis may be used in selected patients with genetically-based medical conditions. Adopt protocols to avoid ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) and multiple births. The use in ART of donor gametes and embryos and surrogates/gestational carriers can be selectively applied when available, appropriate and consistent with patient and society values and laws. (ASRM and SART, 2012a; ASRM and SART, 2012b; ASRM and SART, 2012c)
In vitro fertilization (IVF) is indicated in tubal disease, severe endometriosis and with ICSI, in cases of severe male infertility. The majority of cycles worldwide, however, involve use of IVF or ICSI as an empiric treatment for a wide range of diagnoses either initially or after other treatment has failed. The live birth rates per cycle in most diagnostic groups are similar to those in couples with tubal disease or male infertility. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Assisted Reproductive Technology 2012. http://www.cdc.gov/art/pdf/2012-report/art_2012_graphs_and_charts_final.pdf. Accessed March 1, 2015.
Live birth rates average 20% to 30% per started IVF cycle (International Committee for Monitoring Assisted Reproductive Technologies, 2014). In couples with tubal obstruction or severe male infertility, this is a dramatic improvement over the expected rates without treatment, and RCTs are not necessary to demonstrate effectiveness. In other diagnoses, however, even after three years' duration of infertility there remains a small but real chance of pregnancy without treatment. In a trial of immediate IVF versus a 90 day delay before IVF in 139 infertile couples with fallopian tube patency, the likelihood of delivery was 21-fold higher in the treated group (95% CI 2.8, 155) (Hughes, 2004). The delivery rates were 29% and 1% in the IVF and delay groups, respectively. For every four women, there was one more birth in the IVF group than in the delayed group. In the FASTT management trial, the pregnancy rates averaged 31% in the two IVF groups (Reindollar, 2010).
The methods for IVF and ICSI involve ovarian stimulation (usually while pituitary activity is suppressed to prevent premature ovulation), ultrasound-guided transvaginal oocyte retrieval and fertilization, achieved by surrounding oocytes with prepared sperm (IVF) or by injecting a single sperm into the oocyte cytoplasm (ICSI). Embryos are transferred to the endometrial cavity on the second to sixth day after retrieval, and progesterone or hCG are given to support the luteal phase (ASRM and SREI, 2008).
Adopt protocols to avoid OHSS and multiple births.
The risks of ovarian stimulation include multiple pregnancy and ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) (ASRM 2012b; ASRM, 2008i). Multiple pregnancy, with the attendant risks of preterm birth, should be avoided in all clinical settings, but especially in low-resource settings. Although ovarian stimulation in IVF cycles can be done with lower dosages of drugs and less monitoring than is standard in developed countries, a protocol that achieves good pregnancy rates without multiple birth rates has not yet been found. (Allersma, 2013)
Of course, multiple pregnancy rates would not be increased above normal if only one embryo were transferred in an IVF or ICSI cycle. The average number of embryos transferred in the IVF trials cited above was 2.0 (Hughes, 2004) and 2.3 (Reindollar, 2010). Single-embryo transfer generally results in lower pregnancy rates unless the women and men come from the group with a good prognosis (Min, 2010). Good prognosis usually involves female age less than 37 years and a sufficient ovarian response, fertilization and embryo development, and that at least two high quality embryos are available for transfer. None of the relevant single embryo trials pertain to low-resource countries. Nevertheless, it would be prudent in all low-resource settings to adopt mild ovarian stimulation protocols and elective single-embryo transfer policies in good prognosis patients.
Refer when possible.
When an advanced centre does not provide the services required by a patient, such as IVF/ICSI, donor insemination or tubal surgery, it should be prepared to refer the patient where possible to a centre where the necessary service is available.
Other specialized services such as the use of donor oocytes, donor embryos, surrogates/gestational carriers and unconventional parenting create novel and challenging clinical situations for the infertility specialist. Referral to other centres, including those across borders and jurisdictional boundaries, are extremely complex and often unique. Providers and their teams have to determine for themselves how they can best meet their professional obligations to their patients while remaining true to their own values as well as the values and laws of their society. (ASRM and SART, 2008a)


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Country Club South - Los Angeles, CA
3267 Country Club Dr Los Angeles, CA 90019
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About Country Club South - Los Angeles, CA
The Country Club of the South is a members only, exclusive club located in Johns Creek, Georgia. With 900 acres of catered services, members can enjoy a plethora of fun activities, from golf to swimming. The 18-hole golf course features a challenging green that any avid golfer can enjoy, and the club also hosts sports teams and other activities that members can enjoy any time of year. For those wishing for catered services, a full dining area, swimming pool, and other amenities allow all members to feel pampered and enjoyed while receiving great service at the same time. The Country Club of the South is known for its quiet and luxurious elegance. With 900 acres dedicated to this exclusive club, all members can enjoy exquisite activities any time they wish. Hours are convenient for those wanting to play tennis, relax, engage themselves in the many sports, or simply wander the beautiful grounds, and catering is available during all operational hours. For a grand experience, those who are members can enjoy the full 900 acres of this exclusive country club. Full of history and rich enjoyment, members are satisfied every day with the great sports and activities provided by the Country Club of the South.
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