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Embed danzingfool 10158 views 2010-10-01T22:19:40 Our teens performed the Lifehouse "Everything" drama for our Resurrection Sunday service 2008. I think the part that really stands out in our version is the amazing worshipful expression on the main character's face as Jesus holds back the enemy. Rachel is really a worshipper, and it comes through.
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The Sight, as my Grandmother called it, is strong in our family. She could be pretty amazing sometimes with some of the things she would tell us.
There's no such thing as "sight". They simply use the power of suggestion to manipulate people.
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I was very skeptical. I made sure he didn't harvest me for information, in fact, he didn't even ask me questions except when he already had the answer. Eg. He was asking about my step father, he didn't ask questions first, he said "Who is Murray, the father figure after your dad?"
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There is a guy here in Brisbane who is known across the country as being very good. I was skeptical, so I waited the year to get into see him.
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What is the name of the Psychic? My Wife wants to go see one and Brisbane isn't too far. If I'm going to go through this crap I'd rather go through one that at least seems legit.
I don't believe in this **** though, no human is better than I am .
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Honestly mate. I didn't believe it before I went. I'm not one to cry, but I was holding back tears. There were things he knew that he simply could not have known or guessed.


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Hebrew University: Herod's tomb and grave found at Herodium
According to a press release from the Hebrew University, the news of the archeological find at Herodium was to be announced Tuesday morning at a special news conference, and was to be kept secret until then, but the discovery by Haaretz of the story had led to the premature announcement.
The tomb was discovered by Hebrew University Professor Ehud Netzer, who is considered one of the leading experts on King Herod. Netzer has conducted archaeological digs at Herodium since 1972 in an attempt to locate the grave and tomb.
The discovery solves one of Israel's greatest archaeological mysteries. Additional details will be made available at the Tuesday press conference.
The majority of researchers had believed that Herod was in fact buried at Herodium, based on the writings of the ancient Jewish historian Flavius Josephus, but multiple excavations at the site failed to locate the grave.
Netzer's successful dig focused on a different part of the site than previous excavations, between the upper part of Herodium and the site's two palaces.
Herodium, a fortified palace built by Herod some 12 kilometers south of Jerusalem, was destroyed by the Romans in 71 CE.
Herod, whose father and grandfather converted to Judaism, was appointed governor of Galilee at the age of 25 and was made "King of the Jews" by the Roman senate in approximately 40 BCE. He remained king for around 34 years.
Herod, also known as Herod the Great, is credited with expanding the Second Temple and building Caesarea, Masada, and many other monumental construction projects. He died in the year 4 BCE in Jericho after a long illness...
At Herodium, Herod built one of the largest monarchical complexes in the Roman Empire, which served as a residential palace, a sanctuary, an administrative center and a mausoleum.
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KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo stated in a recent research note that he believes Apple will not release any new iPad Mini models in 2013, but will release a cheaper iPad Mini alongside the Mini 2 in March or April of next year. According to Kuo, current production status indicates that Apple would not be able to release any iPad Mini tablets until December of 2013 at the earliest.
While it is expected to be cheaper, Kuo doesn't see the low-budget iPad Mini to sell for much less than the current model, which starts at $329.
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Ever since he first heard about it in January, management executive Faizuan Ali had been waiting to get his hands on the Samsung Galaxy S3.
Which was why he described Samsung's one-day-only 10 per cent discount on the smartphone yesterday as "the perfect opportunity" for him.
"I found this a good chance to buy the phone as I saved about 200 ringgit (US$64.53)," said Faizuan, 25, when met at the Samsung Elite Partner store in Low Yat Plaza in Kuala Lumpur.
Samsung Malaysia Electronics had said that the discount was to celebrate Malaysian badminton star Lee Chong Wei's inspiring sportsmanship.
Lee won the silver medal at the badminton men's singles at the London Olympics.
"It is amazing that he got that far, despite an ankle injury," said Faizuan, who took home the blue Samsung Galaxy S3.
Optometrist Chung Kah Meng, 53, said he was interested to get the gadget based on his brother's recommendation.
Meanwhile, store manager Beh Chin Kiat said the one-day offer had caused a spike in sales.
"On an average day, we sell 20 units at most, but as of 2pm today we have sold over 40 units," he said, adding that sales were highest during the lunch hour.
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Interviewed by MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell on Wednesday, the ex-Vermont governor and 2004 Democratic presidential candidate shocked many with comments that really should have shocked no one.
"This is, initially, gonna seem like heresy from a progressive," Dean said. "The truth is, everybody needs to pay more taxes, not just the rich. That's a good start, but we're not gonna get out of this deficit problem unless we raise taxes across the board."
Dean added, "I actually have mixed feelings about striking a deal where the rich folks pay more taxes," preferring to go over the cliff at the end of the year.
Spending cuts were Dean's chief concern, but selectively so. Pining for Pentagon cuts, Dean had this sneer for the military: "They just ordered new uniforms for their chauffeurs for the top brass."
Adding her intellectual weight on O'Donnell's program was MSNBC commentator Krystal Ball (her real name), whose 15 minutes of infamy came in 2010.
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According to Krystal's crystal ball, "We probably will have to raise taxes on a lot of people."
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Scare stories about illnesses may trigger symptoms in some people, according to a new study.
Researchers found that media reports about substances that are supposedly dangerous to health may cause 'suggestible' people to develop symptoms - even though there is no objective reason for them to do so.
Researchers studied the phenomenon known as electromagnetic hypersensitivity, which is associated with mobile phone use.
Reports about disease and hazardous substances can make people anxious about developing conditions and cause them to develop symptoms
Doctor Michael Witthvft, of Johannes Gutenberg University in Germany, said: 'There is a considerable body of evidence that electromagnetic hypersensitivity might actually be the result of a so-called "nocebo" effect.
'The mere anticipation of possible injury may actually trigger pain or disorders. This is the opposite of the analgesic effects we know can be associated with exposure to placebos.'
The study illustrates how media reports about health hazards may trigger or amplify 'nocebo' effects in some people.
For example, people who are sensitive to electromagnetic fields report symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, burning or tingling sensations on their skin, after watching or reading reports into the dangers.
Dr Witthvft said: 'Tests have shown that the people affected are unable to tell if they have really been exposed to an electromagnetic field.
'In fact, their symptoms are triggered in exactly the same way if they are exposed to genuine and sham fields.'
Symptoms can feel very real even though there is nothing wrong with a person
As part of the study, 147 test subjects were first shown a television report.
One group of participants watched a BBC documentary, which dealt with the potential health hazards supposedly associated with mobile phones and WiFi signals.
The other group watched a report on the security of internet and mobile phone data.
Then all the subjects in both groups were exposed to fake WiFi signals that they were told were real.
Even though they were not exposed to any radiation, some of the subjects developed characteristic symptoms - more than half of the subjects reported experiencing agitation and anxiety, loss of concentration or tingling in their fingers, arms, legs, and feet.
Two even left the study prematurely because their symptoms were so severe that they no longer wanted to be exposed to the assumed radiation.
It became apparent that the symptoms were most severe among the subjects who had high pre-existing anxiety as a result of viewing the documentary about the possible hazards of electromagnetic radiation.
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ALBANY, N.Y. — Environmental advocates and backers of natural gas drilling wrangled Thursday over whether New York's towns have the legal right to ban oil and gas development in a fight that could ultimately be decided by the state's highest court.
A four-judge appellate panel heard arguments over the local bans in Dryden and Middlefield, two central New York towns among dozens in the state that have passed zoning laws prohibiting drilling. Opponents argue state rules supersede such local bans.
The Dryden law is being challenged by drilling company Norse Energy, and the Middlefield ban by a dairy farmer who said the town's action prevents her from making money from gas wells that had been planned for her land.
The cases are being closely watched by other towns across the state as a test of their constitutional right of "home rule." They're also of interest to the industry, which has claimed it can't operate profitably in a state with a patchwork of local regulation that may shift with each town board election.
In the past few years, more than 50 New York state municipalities have banned gas drilling, and more than 100 have enacted moratoriums on drilling activities. The bans stem from residents' concerns about potential harm to the environment if the state lifts its moratorium on gas drilling that uses high-volume hydraulic fracturing. The practice, known as fracking, frees gas from deep rock deposits by injecting wells with chemical-laced water at high pressure.
Trial-level state Supreme Court judges have upheld bans in Dryden, Middlefield, and the Livingston County town of Avon.
At the heart of the cases is the interpretation of a state law passed in 1981 that says regulation of the oil and gas industry rests solely with the state Department of Environmental Conservation, which "supersedes" local laws and ordinances.
"Our argument is that the towns of Dryden and Middlefield are not trying to regulate the industry; they recognize that regulating the industry is a matter for the state," said Deborah Goldberg, an attorney for the environmental group Earthjustice. "But the town of Dryden is exercising its constitutionally protected local power to regulate land use through zoning."
Goldberg, representing Dryden, argued the state's highest court, the Court of Appeals, had ruled that a law regulating the mining industry did not pre-empt local zoning rules, including a ban. Tom West, who represents Norse, argued that case doesn't apply because state mining law is fundamentally different from its oil and gas statutes.
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I did manage to acquire the fax number to the blogger office if anyone needs it I should be able to dig it up.
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Do not confuse wordpress.com with wordpress.org Wordpess dot COM is just like blogger. It's a third party solution. Wordpress dot ORG is an open source software and Wordpress even provides a free service setting up blogs for non-commercial entities.
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