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Brooklyn Tabernacle is a large church located in downtown Brooklyn. It has 16,000 members and has existed in Brooklyn for over 40 years, during which it has become a megachurch, and one of the biggest churches in the Greater New York Area.
Pastor Jim Cymbala Carol Cymbala Jason Crabb Kirk Franklin May God Alvin Slaughter Jimmy Jackson
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Woke up this morning singing this song "I've Made It" by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir ~
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This version by the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir will bring you great joy!
Holy is Lord -Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. We stand & lift up our hands. For the joy of the Lord is our strength. 'The way t makes me jump 4 joy'
New Music this week from the following albums:. Alive in Asia by Israel Houghton (2015). Pray by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir (2015). Stay tuned!!
Every praise is to our God ...really enjoyed Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir last night
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Love me some Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir as I'm headin' to church!!
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So very thankful for His faithfulness. "He's Been Faithful" by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is one of my favs. I've lived it.
His love is stronger than my pain. He will be faithful So faithful to the end - "Faithful to the End" by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
Carol Cymbala, director of the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, shares a personal heartbreak on Keep the Faith radio
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Oh How I Love the Name of Jesus by the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
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Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir reminds me of all the choir practices I heard while running around church and how awesome it was Sunday mornings
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My friends Pastor Jim Cymbala, his wife Carol, and the The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir released a new CD today -...
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Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir's new CD "Pray" debuts on iTunes Christian and Gospel Albums Chart
The treasure of Heaven of crucified, worthy is the lamb… ♫ Worthy Is the Lamb by The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir —
The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir - Pray - This is such a beautiful album friends. It will bless you!!
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PRAY by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir "reminds listeners of the power of a multitude of voices assembled in praise..":
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Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir's new CD, Pray is now available for purchase on iTunes. It's going to be a glorious day indeed.
YES! Just got my copy of The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir's NEW album... PRAY!! Will be buying the physical copy...
He's Been Faithful, a song written by Carol Cymbalta from Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir.
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"Mary's Boy Child" by Libera Choir is used as an intro for this video. "Happy Birthday Jesus" sung by the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir and it was composed by th...
Carol just introduced 25 new members of the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. It's an exciting season and updates on the way! …
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I know Lord Your plan for me is right. I need You to fulfill.… ♫ I Surrender by The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir —
With some of our Pals from The Grammy Award winning Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. That's me in the hat with...
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Hey y'all. I want to visit the Brooklyn Tabernacle. Any info about it? Does the choir sing every Sunday service? Is there a $tkt to get in?
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um watching the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir: I'll say yes. The Worship song blesses me a lot.
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Grammy winners Carol Cymbala and the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir to drop live recording Friday, September 26th and Sunday, September 28th.
I'm so visiting Brooklyn tabernacle whenever I'm in their neighbourhood. Their choir can sing your soul to heaven 🙏🙏
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Just heard an old school sermon and choir music at Brooklyn Tabernacle.
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"I won't go back, I can't go back, to the way it used to be, before your presence came and changed me!"- The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir always gets me. How brilliant are they?
"How Long Has It Been" track from "Favorite Song of All" album by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir - I´m Amazed: Are you prepared to worship our loving Father in heaven tomorrow?
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Does anyone have the lyrics to the song "Peace in the Midst of the Storm" by The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir and Alvin Slaughter? If you have it please send to the following e-mail address: raymond.williams30.civ. Thank you in advance.
In the Presence of Jehovah by Damaris Carbaugh and the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
"Ill say yes, to your will Lord, ill say yes! "- The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
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Father God we worship You!. We call upon Your Holy Name in Spirit and in Truth. My Help -The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
For what shall separate us from the sweet love of God? If nothing; then why fear? I'm NOT afraid anymore: Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, over to you folks . . .
Amazing! Choir at this graduation is singing a piece from Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. They sound great!
Also representing the class of 73 was our own Loretta Shorter. She sang with the Mount Carmel choir who absolutely rocked the house! I felt like I had heard the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir.
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Music video to "There's Healing In His Hands For You" by the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is an amazing group of musicians. Never liked it till now. All afternoon I've been blessed by their music.
What a beautiful day. I decided to work on the yard. I put my iTunes onto my Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir playlist.singing and enjoying the birds . the squirrels in someone else's yard. The doves, William and Mary taking care of their babies. What!! What!?!? June bug in my hair.oh poop, bug in my hair! My voice no longer harmonious with nature.ugh it is now down my shirt.elbows and knees unnaturally high, as well as my voice! All nature now afraid. Running away...because that will get the bug out of my shirt. NOT!! Take the shirt off!! Take the shirt off!!! Ugh!! Shirt off, and I am jumping on top of the shirt. All clear! Whew!!! I look up to see a group of walkers, watching.and a couple of Morman Missionaries.bummer!
Soon & VERY SOON, all those that are saved & ready will see.The Light of That City - Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir:
Why is it if you mention the name "Jim Cymbala" hardly anybody would know who you were talking about? However if you mentioned the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir almost everyone would know them for their wonderful inspiring music. Well Jim Cymbala is the Pastor of the Church where the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir made its name. Why isn't then Jim Cymbala as popular. He would have it no other way for his sermons leaves you saying what a Great Lord we serve and not what a great Preacher Jim Cymbala is. When one leaves the Church Service talking about a mere man. The Holy Spirit wasn't there. It was just the charisma spirits that thrilled you. So next time you defend man over Jesus, maybe you are not going to the right Church!
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This Sunday @ WCC… Concert by "The Duffields" 11:00 A. M. One combined service Sunday School Classes meet at 9:30 I am looking forward to a morning of worship as "The Duffields" will be with us. You will remember them from our December concert… they assisted Jennifer Wilkerson with her Christmas Concert at WCC. For those who were not able to hear them that day, here is some background information… Jeff and Sue Duffield, progressive and inspirational gospel musicians have made it their mission to musically bridge the widening gaps of Christian music styles. Jeff, a session keyboardist and arranger, has backed artists such as Anita Bryant, Dave Boyer, Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, John Schneider (of Dukes of Hazzard), Jimmy Fortune of the Statler Brothers, Doug Oldham and John Starnes. Sue, widely known for her vocal ability, is also a passionate songwriter, comedic speaker, former Oldies Radio DJ and a freelance writer for the National Women's Ministry website. Her story of her father is fe .. ...
I Love the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. They have blessed me for so many years.
"Happy Birthday Jesus", credited to the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, but the real star is the little girl, whose name I do not know. She's got a sweet little v...
Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is really blessing me right now. Stumbled across their concert on TCT Family.
Six time Grammy winners, the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir & Susan Quintyne along with Warner Brothers & Joel Weiskopf
Am Amazed that you love me. Am Amazed that you care. Thru your precious blood I've found a Pardon. And my sins Are washed Away.. (May God bless the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir for this inspirational Song.)
Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir featuring. Michael English "I Bowed On My Knees and Cried Holy" Album: "Live...Again" in 1989 Probably the best version of this son...
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SPECIAL ONE CITY/ONE HEART PRAYER GATHERING: Thursday March 6,2014 7:00 PM This gathering as One City/One Heart will be different. As a part of Rock The Lakes Erie, Franklin Graham is sending Jim Cymbala to speak here. This will be a night of teaching, music, and prayer. James "Jim" R. Cymbala is an American author and pastor of the Brooklyn Tabernacle. He is also a former college basketball player, serving on the teams for the United States Naval Academy and the University of Rhode Island. Cymbala's best-selling books include Fresh Wind, Fresh Fire; Fresh Faith; and Fresh Power. In 2002, Cymbala was nominated for a Dove Award for Musical of the Year, for his work on Light Of The World, along with his wife, Carol Cymbala and their 270-voice Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. He has been the pastor of the multi-racial megachurch The Brooklyn Tabernacle, since 1971. When he began serving The Brooklyn Tabernacle, the church membership numbered fewer than 30 persons. As of 2012, the church numbers over 16,000 members ...
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Jehovah Jireh, my provider U are more than enough for me Jehovah Rapha, U're my healer By your stripes i have been set free Jehovah Shammar, U're with me U supply all my need U're more than enough x3 for me - Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
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cause basically all i used to listen to was the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, Bryan Duncan, Don Moen, Ron Kenoly, Sandi Patty & The Bee Gees
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Currently watching Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir's concert videos with dad :) Hoping that one day we will watch them live!!!
If I live in New York, I want to be in the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir.
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Looking forward to being by the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir & Pastor Jim Cymbala this morning.
Playing the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir playlist reminds me how much I love their songs!!
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Watching "Thou Oh Lord" by the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. Thou Oh Lord are a shield for me.
Cassettes are good too! Keith Green, Amy Grant, and Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir would always be playing in the house.
BET done hired The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir to sing Booty Call songs!!!
R. Kelly hired the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir to perform. And I. Can't. Deal.
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Whoever just rocked was trying to be on their Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir.
my life has been changed because of Calvary -- Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir - Oh The Cross
Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is the best choir in the world!
I'm so excited for tonight! The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir with Transitions Ministry...I woke up...
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Sitting here with "Love Lead the Way" Cd by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir and no one to give it to. sigh. 1st to email spoole
Called myself a pyscho dieter when I took inventory of my mini fridge at work, ie: greek yogurt, vita-water, girl scout thin mints, cottage cheese, chocolate, unsweet tea, cheese sticks, salad, a slice of pizza . Then, listening to my play list while walking the other day, I laughed as I am just as pyscho with my music choices, ie: Springsteen, Whitney Houston, Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, Mariah Carey, Carrie Underwood Sandi Patti, Brad Paisley, Kelly Clarkson, Luke Bryan... Decided to change my vocab from psycho to Eclectic! It just makes me feel better!
Random question ... Who are your favorite gospel singers/choirs and/or what are your favorite gospel songs? I've been trying to find some good ones on iTunes for weeks now and haven't really found much that I like ... I'm talking songs that belt it out! A la Patti Labelle, Aretha Franklin, Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, etc. Please and thank you!
And I lost some values by walking in fear, but in the midst of my struggle, in my season of pain, one thing never wavered, one thing never changed. I never lost my HOPE.I never lost my JOY. I never lost my FAITH, BUT MOST OF ALL I never lost my PRAISE! -Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
American Gospel artist is quite different from our own naija gospel, in d sense dat dey probably have their own choir like Marvin sapp, d brooklyn tabernacle choir, hezekiah walker and d LFC Choir, joe pace and d colorado mass choir e.t.c.
tomorrow is my birthday and I want to go to Rock Springs Baptist Church in Milner to hear The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir Singers at 7 pm. Its free. Anybody wanna join me? Don't want to go by myself.
Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything. Plato
We worshipped at the Brooklyn Tabernacle yesterday.Jim Cymbalas church...Fresh Wind fresh Fire...heard BT Choir and 3messages.one from David Jeremiah.it was a wonderful day of worship and inspirational messages...WOW. back to "work" today with hurricane Sandy victims
I bless your name I give u honour I give u praise You are the way the truth the life I bless your name... Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
"I'm amazed that You love me...I'm amazed how You care. Through Your cleansing blood I've found pardon.and my sins are washed...they're all washed away.all my sins are washed away". Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
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I love The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. For me this is the greatest team I've ever heard. I love Gospel music.
I added a video to a playlist More Than Enough - The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
...I'll say yes LORD, to your will ***singing along with my fav choir, Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir! Let your will be done! Why not? By Grace!
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This song done by Damris Carbaugh and the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is one that demonstrates the love and safety of God's presence. It would be my wish for e...
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I WILL conquer this day with a lot of help from my sovereign God and the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir.
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Faithful to the end: Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir 🙌😩🙏 "when all else fails, when things are unclear, he will be faithful, till the end"
*** when I go to NY I have to visit the Brooklyn Tabernacle church! Their choir is amazing!
I never lost my hope, I never lost my joy, I never lost my faith, but most of all I never lost my praise ~ Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
Haa Haa. Mum loves the Brooklyn Tabernacle choir. But will need to save to fly her there! I'm off today whoop whoop😃☀
GLORIA - Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. Paul Kisakye I hope you have listened to this one.
Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is singing the national anthem beautifully.
The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir sings a stirring rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner.
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Singing with Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir! I love these people!
This new Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir album though.idk how I feel about this one.
Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir - Saved. One of my all time favorites. Thank you Jesus, I am saved!
So to hear the beautiful voices of the. Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir tonight So that still answers
The altars were full as the people worship with Jim Cymbala and the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, in the new...
The new album by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is awesome! Bought it last week and I'm happy! OMG! Even better than I thought it would be!
I am so ready for the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir! God is so good!
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Jamming to Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir and typing out thoughts on life/Chicago in a word document
you can try to use YouTube, type in Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir- I Surrender
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Listened to some Brooklyn tabernacle choir and gave Praise to the father. Now relaxing to
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I'm listening to More Than Enough by The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir on Pandora
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Enjoyin Brooklyn tabernacle choir.. Worthy is the Lamp.. Tha song gave a lot of testimonies.. OMG..praise b to u most high
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Ken's moved up to 33rd overall & 2nd in the "foreign" division! Last puzzle tomorrow morning. And--I'm going to hear the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir in the morning!
Uploaded on Dec 4, 2010 Listen as Jason Crabb, the Crabb Family, & the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir performs the classic, "Through the Fire." This performance is from the album, "Live! at the Brooklyn Tabernacle", recorded in New York City. Group members: Aaron Crabb, Adam Crabb, Kelly Bowling, Jason Crabb, Lori Sykes, Justin Rivers, and Micah Schweinsberg Category Music License Standard YouTube License
'Saved' on repeat by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. This song is personal. When I think about the life He saved me from, I weep...
been listening to a song by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, 'saved' since last night. I am so overwhelmed by what He has done.
The choir we are praising God with this morning!! Brooklyn Tabernacle!
At the Brooklyn Tabernacle what a beautiful building & choir.
You are my light, You're the lamp upon my feet.. All the time my... ♫ Lead Me Lord by The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir —
I liked a video Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir - Days of Elijah
"I made haste, and delayed not to keep thy commandments."-Psalm 119:60 ("I'll Say Yes"- Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
✞♥ Luke 9:23 ♥✞ "And he said to them all, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me." ♥ღ•*¨)
The devil is truly busy in the hearts and minds of his own. I don't waste time trying to prove God is real to those who don't believe. Time will reveal it all.
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Old skool Gospel, nothing like it, im in that mood ya'll lol do you have any favourites??? can you please comment them, so i can check them out on you tube lol hope your all having an awesome day so far, God bless you:)
Nothing nothing at all nothing nothing at all is impossible impossible with God - Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. Praise God!
I liked a video Hallelujah You're Worthy - The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
Heaven on my mind December 27th, 2012 "But the truth is that they were yearning for and aspiring to a better and more desirable country, that is, a heavenly [one]. For that reason God is not ashamed to be called their God [even to be surnamed their God—the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob], for He has prepared a city for them." [Hebrews 11:16, AMP] There is a song by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir called Heaven on my mind, and when you read/listen to the lyrics, there is a sense of urgency to know and serve God with all we have. For instance the chorus says: "I'm determined I've got made up mind I can't stand around wasting my time I'm gonna keep on working for Jesus Every day of my life Cause I've got heaven on my mind" Pondering on such weighty lyrics, I can attribute this sense of urgency to what was on the mind of the lyricist as this song was being written; HEAVEN! As Christians, when we keep in mind that we are only sojourning through this world to a better land; Heaven, it would chan ...
I will never forget being there while Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir wrote a song.
If angels sing better than Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, believe u mustn't miss out on heaven.
Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, majestic hills, and the answer to your problems all in one post! Lol!
Essential Road Trip Albums (in no particular order) 1. Tracy Chapman - Collection. (Fast Car is the original road trip song. Qha!) 2. Blackstreet - Another Level (too many 90s moments packed into this wonderful album). 3. Kindred the Family Soul - that Far Away track is a necessity 4. Simphiwe Dana - Kulture Noir 5. John Mayer - Where the light is (Musician-philosopher-poet *** genius. What a legend! This live album is kaleidescope of all sorts of experiences). 6. Jack Johnson 7. Jamie Cullum - anything by him. He appears on every musical list I have. Best Kwaito artist, best jazz artist, best urban contemporary, gospel...lol! 8. Toni Braxton - Heat (sounds *** but heck this was a brilliant album. Nostalgia nostalgia!) 9. TKZee - Phalaphala and Halloween (if you've ever bought a kwaito album and it wasn't 1 of the above, you have too much money and are very foolish; frankly, you deserve all the unhappiness that's coming your way) 10. Zonke - Ina Ethe (ovias!) 11. Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
About broke out into full praising the Lord mode, during my jog this morning... Thank you Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir! Ha! And thank you Jesus for reminding me that my life is in YOUR hands!
Listening to Andrea Bocelli The Lord's Prayer and Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, Thou Oh Lord on Youtube. Beautiful and comforting. Today is the day that the Lord has made, I will be thankful and glad in it.
I am in high spirit, largely because of the song that played in my ears the entire weekend. The song of hope and faith. The chorus as played by the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, felt like heaven and I couldn't stop singing with tear of joy running down my chicks? Here it goes: .On that day, we shall sing HOLY HOLY, ON that day, will bow down in the light, and then will rise and turn around, to The Lord, Jesus Christ On that day. It's a beautiful song. I am looking forward to that day. Mama and Papa will be there too. In that City. Have a wonderful week my friends. Never lose HOPE.
Tell me why I'm listening to Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir.lol
"I am redeemed, you set me free so ill take of these heavy chains, wipe away every stain, for I'm not who I used to be" this chorus to a song the Brooklyn Tabernacle choir sang today I can't get it out of my head. Very uplifting service today!
Np Holy is the Lord - Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. One of my all time fav.
LOVE 101 FM wrote: I Need You Once Again by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir verse 1 Decisions must be made and now i have a choice, i need your wisdom Lord i need to hear your voice im facing challenges and the walls are closing in. I'm crying out to you, my one true, faithful friend. chorus hear my prayer oh lord i need you in my life i cry to you oh, lord. please lead me to the light show me the way oh lord and cl...
Sitting here in my den with Lisa...watching the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir on TCT.the sweet presence and power of God is flowing like a mighty river!! People sharing their testimonies of how they have experienced the changing power of Christ in their lives! GLORY! " I'm Amazed! How you love me, I'm Amazed how you care!!!"
There come times when I have nothing more to tell God. If I were to continue to pray in words, I would have to repeat what I have already said. At such times it is wonderful to say to God, "May I be in Thy presence, Lord? I do love to be in Thy presence." ~ Ole Kristian O. Hallesby
Going to a choir concert will always remind me of my mom... I will never forget how she could get a very traditional Baptist church on their feet clapping and moving to Brooklyn Tabernacle songs, or get teens from all over Anchorage dancing in worship, or lead hundreds of women into the presence of Christ through the simplest songs, or help her students understand that we will always have music... and it will always speak to people, no matter their language. So thankful for a momma that put music in my heart and in the heart of so many!
I liked a video Take up your cross - The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
The song in my heart during my time of affliction ---> Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir- So You Would Know.wmv: via
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Because of who You are, Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, now playing on
nah the choppa gonna sang like the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir fah dat *** swahfahgawd
I'm listening to "Worthy Is The Lord" by The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir on Pandora
"Lord, I will lift mine eyes to the hills, Knowing my help is coming from You; Your Peace You give me in time of the storm. You are my Source and my Strength, You are the Strength of my Life, I lift my hand in total praise to You!!" --- "Total Praise", by the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
Anyone knows this song? His Grace Is Greater. I want to sing this song in church but the accompaniment cd is so hard to find. I need some help guys.
Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir all night long. RT"14) Music playing while you're freaking?"
she said she thought it was Brooklyn Tabernacle choir but I can't find the right version :(
Listening to the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. They help me get things done around the house!!
Beautiful worship song...I'm listening to I'll Say Yes by The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir on Pandora
...a song of surrender to the LORD...I'll say yes... singing with my fav choir, Brooklyn Tabernacle & Angels :-) why not? By Grace!!!
You know you grew up a music ministers kid when you catch yourself YouTubing Brooklyn Tabernacle choir songs for an hour. 🎶
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The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir wrote: "When the Word of God is missing from your life, fear will come and find its place."
Sooo proud of fellow sister in Christ and The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir member Alicia Olatuja Voice who did an OUTSTANDING job with her solo at the Presidential Inauguration last month! Love the twist out! :)
Oh the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir- Lord I believe in You. This choir blesses me.
Glory to Him Church would like to welcome all of our Guest Ministers that are coming Sunday morning and Monday night. First we want to welcome and thank Bro. Ted Shuttlesworth and his wife Bonnie for staying with us and believing God with us for REVIVAL to continue in this great Wiregrass area. Also, Dr. Martin Santiago, who is a well known musician from Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir and Benny Hinn Ministry, was with us Friday night and will be with us Sunday morning (maybe longer). We also welcome home, Kelly Pizzimenti Jackson & Jimmy Jackson from Arkansas, Bishop Jim & Robin Bolin from Atlanta and Dr. Pat & Jackie Murray from Ohio who will all be with us Sunday morning & Monday night and (maybe longer). :-) God is sending Ministers from the North, South, East & West to be a part of the GREAT REVIVAL that has broke out in Southeast Alabama & Wiregrass Region. Calls are coming in from ALL AROUND THE WORLD from people who need healing in their bodies and from pastors and ministries who are hearing what God is ...
Am amazed how u love me, Am amazed how u care, Through ua precious blood I come falling, All my sins are washed away x 2. (by Brooklyn tabernacle choir)
If you need a boost just listen to the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir sing "I'm Amazed", or hopefully you can hear the Target Dayton Choir sing it if you volunteer to serve at one of their services!!
I've bin tru, many hard tyms,I couldn't explain it no I didn't know why I had to go tru so much pain,bless the lord today there's healing in his name I'm glad that I made it. I made it,so thankful,I never could have made it this far without your love(JESUS). This is my song for the day by Brooklyn Tabernacle choir.
RECAP of NY Fellowship Mass Choir rehearsal on Monday, February 11th - All we can say is if you missed this rehearsal you missed an out-pour of the Holy Ghost. We had 20 new members join and then we went right into our rehearsal. Clyve Grant (one of our faithful members and dynamic lead singers) taught a song called which asked how can we forget about all that God has done for us. Enough said! Praise Break began and it took us a good while to gather ourselves to continue with rehearsal. Then organist extraordinaire Lindsey Williams taught us a song about the Blood of Jesus. After learning the song, rehearsal was done and Praise Break and took us into another realm as the Spirit broke out section by section, all the way from the pulpit to the door. If you have not joined the choir, there is still time. Don't miss this opportunity! Come be a part of history as we remember and continue the legacy of The Godfather of Gospel Music - Rev. Timothy Wright. Our next rehearsal is Monday, February 25th @ 7:30 PM at ...
sounded like BROOKLYN TABERNACLE choir.!! awesome.!!
The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir has made my day great to day!!!
Reminder!!! There is rehearsal TONIGHT at 7:30 PM @ Grace Tabernacle - 1745 Pacific Street (between Schenectady & Utica Avenues) in Brooklyn, NY. We're looking for dedicated, ministry-minded individuals to join us as we lift up the Name of Jesus in song. If you or someone you know is interested in joining the 500 voice choir for our upcoming "Live Recording & Videotaping" celebrating 20 years, meet us at rehearsal tonight. See you all there!!!
God's love for humanity is encapsulated in Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir song, 'So you should know'. When you are going through your various trails and testing remember God always make a way. He shows up when the bills are due, when sickness rocks the body He sends His healing down to you, but more than all God send His Son to die to set us free. Then after all of that, you should know that God really loves you. Such uncondittional love.
Lord I surrender my life and give it to u .I put my faith in u. I put my family in your hands.I luv u. Tyjesus.
I remember a choir song that we used to sing "Only a Look" by Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir.
Listening to the Brooklyn Tabernacle on spottily. I love a good choir
If u can use anything Lord u can use me.Brooklyn Tabernacle choir!! So in love with this song.
Loving listening to Christian music ..It is so uplifting!!
Thank you Lord for the strength you give. I am so blessed, my soul is at rest. Lord I give you thanks.
Lord I believe in You -i will always believe. Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir: via
Got some Kirk Franklin & Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir mixed uo for my afternoon playlist. It can't get any better!!
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The exhibition built around the life and nearly 50-year career of the 66-year old David Bowie is ambitious, and the result is a stunning interdisciplinary presentation – almost like a gesamtkunstwerk in it's own right. The Victoria & Albert Museum in London has been given full access to the David Bowie Archive to curate the first international retrospective exhibition of the extraordinary career of one of the most pioneering and influential performers of modern times. It turned out that Bowie is one of those people who have never thrown anything away. Even better, he believes in organizing everything he has never thrown away. The curators of the show at V&A, Geoffrey Marsh and Victoria Broackes, traveled to New York to explore the 75 000-piece collection that an archivist had spent several years organizing. The selection of more than 300 objects in the current exhibition explores the broad range of Bowie's collaborations with artists and designers in the fields of fashion, sound, graphics, theatre, video, installation, painting, sculpture and film. On display is various Ziggy Stardust bodysuits; photography by Brian Duffy; album sleeve artwork by Guy Peellaert and Edward Bell; visual excerpts from films and live performances including The Man Who Fell to Earth; music videos such as Boys Keep Swinging and set designs. Alongside these pieces is more personal items exhibited, such as storyboards, handwritten set lists and lyrics as well as some of Bowie's own sketches, musical scores and diary entries, which are revealing the evolution of his creative ideas. David Bowie's music is in the air, throughout, by virtue of headsets worn by visitors that pick up the tracks in each section of the show. The exhibition is absorbing, unsettling, full of extraordinary details and really captures that sense of immersive experience that makes Bowie electric.
The title of the exhibition: David Bowie is is an unfinished sentence, which implicates that David Bowie is a mystery and an invention. An invention by himself – David Jones, as his given name was, and an invention of an early manager who renamned him. David Bowie is, so to speak, the artist of artists. No artist in the history of art has created and directed himself in so many different roles as Bowie. No one else has either lost control of so many of them. The character and the man slid in the 1970's in and out of each other with such precision that the author was not able to determine where one began and the other ended. A multi-year and well-documented cocaine abuse facilitated hardly. Camille Paglia, who has contributed with an essay in the exhibition catalogue explains that "David Bowie is a product of Surrealism, Dada and the Modernists arts. He is body-based, always completely in the role he is playing. His tremendous physical virtuosity, his understanding of costume and how it is an imaginative projection of your body, is part of the biggest thing about him: he is so deeply emotional and totally in the senses."
But, how much of this exhibition is really fashion? David Bowie himself would probably say that none of it is. Bowie has always said he isn't interested in fashion, only in wanting his music "to look how it sounds". And yet, this show is full of clothes that have shaped fashion history, from the Starman leotards, still arresting after all these years, to the turquoise Life on Mars suit and tie – so theatrically slender that it had to be let out by two inches when Kate Moss wore it. Also highly visible is the Aladdin Sane lightning-flash makeup that has inspired a thousand magazine shoots and the sharp-shouldered suits of the Diamond Dogs tour in 1974, which were a formative influence on Hedi Slimane – current designer of Yves Saint Laurent. My absolute favourites though, are Alexander Mcqueen's violently distressed union flag frockcoat (1997) and the metallic, striped Ziggy Stardust bodysuit designed by Kansai Yamamoto, who in 1971 was the first Japanese designer to show in London. What really strikes me in the exhibition is Bowie's immense capacity of variation, particular when it comes to fashion – his embrace of the neccesity of constant change is important to recognize for the understanding of Bowie's artistry.

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I have just recently bought a few different ic's from Mouser.com, not thinking i never even looked to see if i could use them. I Wound up getting a few Azoteq IQS128 capacitive touch sensors, but I have absolutely no clue which pins are which and how to wire them to an arduino. Any help would be appreciated.
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The datasheet is available on http://www.azoteq.com - see the pinout there.
The effective operation of the IQS128 is dependent on good de-coupling at the VDDHI and VREG lines (see the reference designs)
If you have ordered 957-IQS12800100TSR you will have a proximity output on pin3.
If you have ordered 957-IQS12800000TSR then pin3 is an input (ENABLE/DISABLE). You will have to pull pin3 high in order to enable the IQS128.
See the manual for some information on the layout used on the 957-IQS128EV01.
Buying the 957-IQS128EV01 would give you a module that can be quickly wired/plugged into your design.
Azoteq provides some design quidelines for capacitive touch sensors as well as a simple schematic for wiring up the IQS128. So you would connect your Arduino to the output line. The breakout board schematics might also give you some ideas.
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im thinking about selling my 360 which just got a RROD, it has a modded Hitachi Drive and i have a Bios dumo and CPU-Key for it. im a bit to affraid to repare it myself, and sending it back to MS could be a bad idea beacause of the modded drive, also the could replace it and a Hackable Mainboard would be lost.
So is anyone intrested in Buying this one?
It is a PAL 360 Core System, with wired controller, Power Adaptor. (no HDD).
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The story of quantum mechanics and its lively cast of supporters, "heretics" and agnostics has always fascinated science historians and popular science readers. Gilder's version differs from the familiar tale in two important ways. First, by focusing on the problem of entanglement-the supposed "telepathic" connection between particles that a skeptical Einstein called "spooky action-at-a-distance"-Gilder includes more recent developments leading to quantum computing and quantum cryptography. Second, Gilder exercises-not wholly successfully-a daring creative license, drawing excerpts from papers, journals and letters to construct dialogues among the scientists. "Science is rooted in conversations," Werner Heisenberg once wrote, and Gilder's created conversations reveal personalities as well as thought processes: "Do you really believe the moon is not there if no one looks?" asks Einstein. Less comfortable aspects of the era are also part of Gilder's story, the uncertainty and fear as one scientist after another fled Nazi Germany, the paranoia of the Manhattan Project and the McCarthy era. Gilder's history is rife with curious characters and dramatizes how difficult it was for even these brilliant scientists to grasp the paradigm-changing concepts of quantum science. 20 illus., 15 by the author. (Nov. 12)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
The Age of Entanglement: When Quantum Physics Was Rebornby Louisa Gilder
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In The Age of Entanglement, Louisa Gilder brings to life one of the pivotal debates in twentieth century physics. In 1935, Albert Einstein famously showed that, according to the quantum theory, separated particles could act as if intimately connected–a phenomenon which he derisively described as "spooky action at a distance." In that same year, Erwin Schrödinger christened this correlation "entanglement." Yet its existence was mostly ignored until 1964, when the Irish physicist John Bell demonstrated just how strange this entanglement really was. Drawing on the papers, letters, and memoirs of the twentieth century's greatest physicists, Gilder both humanizes and dramatizes the story by employing the scientists' own words in imagined face-to-face dialogues. The result is a richly illuminating exploration of one of the most exciting concepts of quantum physics.
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"Entanglement" refers to linkages between such miniscule objects as photons or electrons; the connections can be so close that even when the objects are then separated by a great distance, the linkage still exists. Incredibly, a change in one of the entangled particles is instantly transmitted to the other particle, even if they are at opposite ends of the universe. In her first book, Gilder, who studied physics at Dartmouth College, leads her readers through the history of quantum mechanics from 1900 up to the recent experimental proofs that entanglement (which Einstein more than once ridiculed as a "spooky" concept) is indeed a fact. She wishes to demonstrate that "physics, in actuality, is a never-ending search made by human beings." Her book is chiefly an assemblage of excerpts from the biographies, memoirs, and correspondence of leading physicists, most of which are already very familiar to students of the history of modern physics. The volume makes for entertaining light reading but doesn't dig very deeply into the current understanding of entanglement. Other recent books (such as Brian Clegg's The Good Effect: Quantum Entanglement, Science's Strangest Phenomenon) do a better job of explaining the science in the story. An optional purchase for larger collections.
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"A sparkling, original book. . . . Gilder brings the reader into a mix of ideas and personalities handled with a verve reminiscent of Jeremy Berstein's scientific portraits in The New Yorker. . . . What had been for generations a story of theoretical malcontents now intrigues spooks and start-ups. All this radiates from Louisa Gilder's story. Quantum physics lives." —The New York Times Book Review
"Highly entertaining. . . . Hard to put down. . . . Grippingly readable. . . . Gilder is a fine storyteller who brings to life one of the great scientific adventures of our time." —American Scientist
"[A] fascinating yarn. . . . For anyone who wants to understand the human angle of modern physics and separate quirks from quarks, this is your book." —The Providence Journal (A Best Book of 2008)
"A witty, charming, and accurate account of the history of that bugaboo of physics–quantum entanglement . . . There are many books out there on the history or foundations of quantum mechanics. Some are more technical, others more historical, but none take the unique approach that Gilder has–to focus on the quantum weirdness of entanglement itself as her book's unifying them and to present it in an inviting and accessible way . . . Delightful." —Science
"Astonishing. . . . The courage and even audacity of a nonscientist to investigate the evolution of ideas about the most esoteric aspects of quantum physics are truly remarkable. . . . Gilder is a phenomenal writer." —Charleston Post & Courier
"A welcome addition to the genre. . . . [Gilder's] book really shines . . . [She] proves that the neglected last fifty years of quantum mechanics is . . . full of brilliant, quirky personalities and mind-bending discoveries. . . . She is a very compelling writer, and she clearly understands what makes science exciting and science history interesting." —ScientificBlogging.com
"The clearest and most intriguing history of the manner in which the scientific method continues to advance knowledge. An amazing story." —Sacramento News & Review
"A delightfully unconventional history. . . . Especially enjoyable are the portraits of the less famous physicists . . . Gilder has done her homework." —Nature
"[Gilder] displays an ability to capture a personality in a few words." —The Washington Post
"An admirable, unexpected book, historically sound and seamlessly constructed, that transports those of us who do not understand quantum mechanics into the lives and thoughts of those who did." —George Dyson, author of Darwin Among the Machines
"Louisa Gilder disentangles the story of entanglement with such narrative panache, such poetic verve and such metaphorical precision that for a moment I almost thought I understood quantum mechanics." —Matt Ridley, author of Genome
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Chapter 1
The Socks
1978 and 1981
In 1978, when John Bell first met Reinhold Bertlmann, at the weekly tea party at the Organisation Européenne pour la Recherche Nucléaire, near Geneva, he could not know that the thin young Austrian, smiling at him through a short black beard, was wearing mismatched socks. And Bertlmann did not notice the characteristically logical extension of Bell's vegetarianism—plastic shoes.
Deep under the ground beneath these two pairs of maverick feet, ever-increasing magnetic fields were accelerating protons (pieces of the tiny center of the atom) around and around a doughnut-shaped track a quarter of a kilometer in diameter. Studying these particles was part of the daily work of CERN, as the organization was called (a tangled history left the acronym no longer correlated with the name). In the early 1950s, at the age of twenty-five, Bell had acted as consultant to the team that designed this subterranean accelerator, christened in scientific pseudo-Greek "the Proton Synchrotron." In 1960, the Irish physicist returned to Switzerland to live, with his Scottish wife, Mary, also a physicist and a designer of accelorators. CERN's charmless, colorless campus of box-shaped buildings with protons flying through their foundations became Bell's intellectual home for the rest of his life, in the green pastureland between Geneva and the mountains. At such a huge and impersonal place, Bell believed, newcomers should be welcomed. He had never seen Bertlmann before, and so he walked up to him and said, his brogue still clear despite almost two decades in Geneva: "I'm John Bell."
This was a familiar name to Bertlmann—familiar, in fact, to almost anyone who studied the high-speed crashes and collisions taking place under Bell's and Bertlmann's feet (in other words, the disciplines known as particle physics and quantum field theory). Bell had spent the last quarter of a century conducting piercing investigations into these flying, decaying, and shattering particles. Like Sherlock Holmes, he focused on details others ignored and was wont to make startlingly clear and unexpected assessments. "He did not like to take commonly held views for granted but tended to ask, 'How do you know?,' " said his professor, Sir Rudolf Peierls, a great physicist of the previous generation. "John always stood out through his ability to penetrate to the bottom of any argument," an early co-?worker remembered, "and to find the flaws in it by very simple reasoning." His papers—numbering over one hundred by 1978—were an inventory of such questions answered, and flaws or treasures discovered as a result.
Bertlmann already knew this, and that Bell was a theorist with an almost quaint sense of responsibility who shied away from grand speculations and rooted himself in what was directly related to experiments at CERN. Yet it was this same responsibility that would not let him ignore what he called a "rottenness" or a "dirtiness" in the foundations of quantum mechanics, the theory with which they all worked. Probing the weak points of these foundations—the places in the plumbing where the theory was, as he put it, "unprofessional"—occupied Bell's free time. Had those in the lab known of this hobby, almost none of them would have approved. But on a sabbatical in California in 1964, six thousand miles from his responsibilities at CERN, Bell had made a fascinating discovery down there in the plumbing of the theory.
Revealed in that extraordinary paper of 1964, Bell's theorem showed that the world of quantum mechanics—the base upon which the world we see is built—is composed of entities which are either, in the jargon of physics, not locally causal, not fully separable, or even not real unless observed.
If the entities of the quantum world are not locally causal, then an action like measuring a particle can have instantaneous "spooky" effects across the universe. As for separability: "Without such an assumption of the mutually independent existence (the 'being-?thus') of spatially distant things...," Einstein insisted, "physical thought in the sense familiar to us would not be possible. Nor does one see how physical laws could be formulated and tested without such a clean separation." The most extreme version of nonseparability is the idea that the quantum entities are not independently real: that atoms do not become solid until they are observed, like the proverbial tree that makes no sound when it falls unless a listener is around. Einstein found the implications ludicrous: "Do you really believe the moon is not there if nobody looks?"
Up to that point, the idea of science rested on separability, as Einstein had said. It could be summarized as humankind's long intellectual journey away from magic (not locally causal) and from anthropocentricism (not independently real). Perversely, and to the consternation of Bell himself, his theorem brought physics to the point where it seemingly had to choose between these absurdities.
Whatever the ramifications, it would become obvious by the beginning of this century that Bell's paper had caused a sea change in physics. But in 1978 the paper, published fourteen years before in an obscure journal, was still mostly unknown.
Bertlmann looked with interest at his new acquaintance, who was smiling affably with eyes almost shut behind big metal-rimmed glasses. Bell had red hair that came down over his ears—not flaming red, but what was known in his native country as "ginger"—and a short beard. His shirt was brighter than his hair, and he wore no tie.
In his painstaking Viennese-inflected English, Bertlmann introduced himself: "I'm Reinhold Bertlmann, a new fellow from Austria."
Bell's smile broadened. "Oh? And what are you working on?"
It turned out that they were both engaged with the same calculations dealing with quarks, the tiniest bits of matter. They found they had come up with the same results, Bell by one method on his desktop calculator, Bertlmann by the computer program he had written.
So began a happy and fruitful collaboration. And one day, Bell happened to notice Bertlmann's socks.
Three years later, in an austere room high up in one of the majestic stone buildings of the University of Vienna, Bertlmann was curled over the screen of one of the physics department's computers, deep in the world of quarks, thinking not in words but in equations. His computer—at fifteen feet by six feet by six feet one of the department's smaller ones—almost filled the room. Despite the early spring chill, the air-conditioning ran, fighting the heat produced by the sweatings and whirrings of the behemoth. Occasionally Bertlmann fed it a new punch card perforated with a line of code. He had been at his work for hours as the sunlight moved silently around the room.
He didn't look up at the sound of someone's practiced fingers poking the buttons that unlocked the door, nor when it swung open. Gerhard Ecker, from across the hall, was coming straight at him, a sheaf of papers in hand. He was the university's man in charge of receiving preprints—papers that have yet to be published, which authors send to scientists whose work is related to their own.
Ecker was laughing. "Bertlmann!" he shouted, even though he was not four feet away.
Bertlmann looked up, bemused, as Ecker thrust a preprint into his hands: "You're famous now!"
The title, as Bertlmann surveyed it, read:
Bertlmann's Socks and the Nature of Reality
J. S. Bell
CERN, Geneve, Suisse
The article was slated for publication in a French physics periodical, Journal de Physique, later in 1981. Its title was almost as incomprehensible to Bertlmann as it would be for a casual reader.
"But what's this about? What possibly—"
Ecker said, "Read it, read it."
He read.
The philosopher in the street, who has not suffered a course in quantum mechanics, is quite unimpressed by Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen correlations. He can point to many examples of similar correlations in everyday life. The case of Bertlmann's socks is often cited.
My socks? What is he talking about? And EPR correlations? It's a big joke, John Bell is playing a big published joke on me.
"EPR"—short for the paper's authors, Albert Einstein, Boris Podolsky, and Nathan Rosen—was, like Bell's 1964 theorem, which it inspired thirty years later, something of an embarrassment for physics. To the question posed by their title, "Can Quantum-Mechanical Description of Physical Reality Be Considered Complete?," Einstein and his lesser-known cohorts answered no. They brought to the attention of physicists the existence of a mystery in the quantum theory. Two particles that had once interacted could, no matter how far apart, remain "entangled"—the word Schrödinger coined in that same year—1935—to describe this mystery. A rigorous application of the laws of quantum mechanics seemed to force the conclusion that measuring one particle affected the state of the second one: acting on it at a great distance by those "spooky" means. Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen therefore felt that quantum mechanics would be superseded by some future theory that would make sense of the case of the correlated particles.
Physicists around the world had barely looked up from their calculations. Years went by, and it became more and more obvious that despite some odd details, ignored like the eccentricities of a general who is winning a war, quantum mechanics was the most accurate theory in the history of science. But John Bell was a man who noticed details, and he noticed that the EPR paper had not been satisfactorily dealt with.
Bertlmann felt like laughing in confusion. He looked at Ecker, who was grinning: "Read on, read on."
Dr. Bertlmann likes to wear two socks of different colors. Which color he will have on a given foot on a given day is quite unpredictable. But when you see (Fig. 1) that the first sock is pink...
What is Fig. 1? My socks?
Bertlmann ruffled through the pages and found, appended at the end, a little line sketch of the kind John Bell was fond of doing: But when you see that the first sock is pink you can be already sure that the second sock will not be pink. Observation of the first, and experience of Bertlmann, give immediate information about the second. There is no accounting for tastes, but apart from that there is no mystery here. And is not the EPR business just the same?
Bertlmann imagined John's voice saying this, conjured up his amused face. For three years we worked together every day and he never said a thing.
Ecker was laughing. "What do you think?"
Bertlmann had already dashed past him, out the door, down the hall to the phone, and with trembling fingers was calling CERN.
Bell was in his office when the phone rang, and Bertlmann came on the line, completely incoherent. "What have you done? What have you done?"
Bell's clear laugh alone, so familiar and matter-?of-?fact, was enough to bring the world into focus again. Then Bell said, enjoying the whole thing: "Now you are famous, Reinhold."
"But what is this paper about? Is this a big joke?"
"Read the paper, Reinhold, and tell me what you think."
A tigress paces before a mirror. Her image, down to the last stripe, mimics her every motion, every sliding muscle, the smallest twitch of her tail. How are she and her reflection correlated? The light shining down on her narrow slinky shoulders bounces off them in all directions. Some of this light ends up in the eye of the beholder: either straight from her fur, or by a longer route, from tiger to mirror to eye. The beholder sees two tigers moving in perfectly opposite synchrony.
Look closer. Look past the smoothness of that coat to see its hairs; past its hairs to see the elaborate architectural arrangements of molecules that compose them, and then the atoms of which the molecules are made. Roughly a billionth of a meter wide, each atom is (to speak very loosely) its own solar system, with a dense center circled by distant electrons. At these levels—molecular, atomic, electronic—we are in the native land of quantum mechanics.
The tigress, though large and vividly colored, must be near the mirror for a watcher to see two correlated cats. If she is in the jungle, a few yards' separation would leave the mirror showing only undergrowth and swinging vines. Even out in the open, though, at a certain distance the curvature of the earth would rise up to obscure mirror from tigress and decouple their synchrony. But the entangled particles Bell was talking about in his paper can act in unison with the whole universe in between.
Quantum entanglement, as Bell would go on to explain in his paper, is not really like Bertlmann's socks. No one puzzles over how he always manages to pick different-colored socks, or how he pulls the socks onto his feet. But in quantum mechanics there is no idiosyncratic brain "choosing" to coordinate distant particles, and it is hard not to compare how they do it to magic.
In the "real world," correlations are the result of local influences, unbroken chains of contact. One sheep butts another—there's a local influence. A lamb comes running to his mother's bleat after waves of air molecules hit each other in an entirely local domino effect, starting from her vocal cords and ending when they beat the tiny drum in the baby's ear in a pattern his brain recognizes as Mom. Sheep scatter at the arrival of a coyote: the moving air has carried bits of coyote musk and dandruff into their nostrils, or the electromagnetic waves of light from the moon have bounced off the coyote's pelt and into the retinas of their eyes. Either way, it's all local, including the nerves firing in each sheep's brain to say danger, and carrying the message to her muscles.
Grown up, sold, and separated on different farms, twin lambs both still chew their cud after eating, and produce lambs that look eerily similar. These correlations are still local. No matter how far the lambs ultimately separate, their genetic material was laid down when they were a single egg inside their mother's womb.
Bell liked to talk about twins. He would show a photograph of the pair of Ohio identical twins (both named "Jim") separated at birth and then reunited at age forty, just as Bell was writing "Bertlmann's Socks." Their similarities were so striking that an institute for the study of twins was founded, appropriately enough at the University of Minnesota in the Twin Cities. Both Jims were nail-biters who smoked the same brand of cigarettes and drove the same model and color of car. Their dogs were named "Toy," their ex-wives "Linda," and current wives "Betty." They were married on the same day. One Jim named his son James Alan, his twin named his son James Allen. They both liked carpentry—one made miniature picnic tables and the other miniature rocking chairs.
From the Hardcover edition.
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Louisa Gilder was born in Tyringham, Massachusetts, and graduated from Dartmouth College in 2000. This is her first book.
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this is a beautiful book. when i studied quantum mechanics forty years ago the battles were statnant and we were still learning how many particles there were and how they interacted. sure the equations of physics were interesting but you never learned anything about the people behind the equations. what a loss! the amount of reasearch this book took is amazing and the originality of the conversation method of presenting the characters is wonderful. one of the nicest things about the book is that one is left with a feeling of how much more there is to understand. looking forward to her next books
I'm not sure about the audience which the author's work is directed. The reader who is not knowledgeable about quantum physics is not enlightened generally and the nature of the debate among the participants is never clearly revealed. On the other hand, the author occasionally takes time to explain concepts which should already be obvious to those who are knowledgeable in the field. The author also expounds on many anecdotes which have seemingly marginal relevance, apparently just for the sake of throwing in a story she's come upon in the course of her research, which is obviously extensive. I had some difficulty at first with the idea that the author projects the content of conversations among participants without documentation, based upon her findings as to what the participants were researching and writing about at the time, but I would probably tolerate such license in a movie, so I treated the book in a similar manner.


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I'd like to know how I can display the list of authors with photos, this code only displays name.
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I'd like to know how I can display the list of authors with photos, this code only displays name.
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Thanks for the great plugin and suggestions.
Me too. I'm also looking for the same info
I'd like to know was well, but I'm not holding my breath for anyone to help around here.
Take a look at the plugin code and examine the code inside the template tag functions. I got a list of authors, then as I looped through them I was able to display their thumbnails like so:
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If you wanted fullsize it would just be a matter of changing the code a little. Hope this helps someone.
Blizzo - can you please provide the full code snippet for displaying a full list of User Photo Thumbnails alongside their User Name ?
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It's not possible to customize how WP lists all the authors. You can only customize individual bios in author.php
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To do this, you have to read the database to get a list of usernames or IDs. But even if you can do that, I don't think that the_author_url() and other tags will let you specify the author as you loop through.
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i'm using it and it's working with get_avatar($id); but when i insert userphoto($id); i only get a list of the users but no pics. user-photo is installed and working…
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Friday - July 5
Fly home tonight/tomorrow morning at 1:27am. Will be nice to be out of hotel living for 3 weeks. Miss home, miss my puppies, miss hubby. Need to get back to reality. Nothing today except airport walking since I have dinner plans with a good friend before I head to the airport.
spackard's Training Log
Upcoming races
- July's totals
- June's totals
- 2016 totals
- 2015 totals
Run: 1h 06m 17s - 3.15 Mi
Home Improvement: 3h 00m
Walking: 7h 41m 22s
Run: 37m 45s - 3.1 Mi
Hiking: 1h 00m
Home Improvement: 7h 00m
Walking: 14h 35m
Swim: 1h 45m 53s - 4000 Yd
Bike: 7h 05m 01s - 101.14 Mi
Run: 6h 08m 58s - 25.66 Mi
Elliptical Training: 3h 25m
HIIT: 3h 00m
Hiking: 12h 29m
Home Improvement: 18h 45m
Massage: 4h 10m
Snow Shoveling: 2h 22m
Trampoline: 1h 00m
Walking: 60h 29m 23s
Zumba: 2h 00m
Swim: 19h 03m 50s - 17925 Yd
Bike: 28h 47m 42s - 375.28 Mi
Run: 25h 00m 51s - 124.89 Mi
Strength: 2h 10m
Basketball: 1h 00m
Chiropractic: 8h 25m
Elliptical Training: 2h 58m
Hiking: 8h 40m
Home Improvement: 11h 15m
Physical Therapy: 1h 30m
Skiing: 1h 00m
Snow Shoveling: 2h 00m
Stair Running: 40m
Walking: 88h 34m 08s