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Europe's first underwater restaurant revealed: Eatery inside stunning half-sunken monolith will offer diners a view of the seabed through a 36ft-wide window

If you've got an appetite for dramatic, never-before-seen restaurants, look no further.

Designs for Europe's first underwater eatery have been revealed - and its stunning.

The concept is that of a half-sunken monolith where diners will be able to view the seabed through a 36ft-wide panoramic window.

Called 'Under', the restaurant has been designed by the imaginative Snohetta agency and will be located at the southernmost point of the Norwegian coastline by the village of Baly.

It will also function as a research centre for marine life.

The structure, Snohetta says, will 'surface to lie against the craggy shoreline.

The structure will become a part of its marine environment, coming to rest directly on the sea bed five meters below the water's surface'.

Diners need have no fear of the walls caving in, because they're a metre thick.

And the structure, it's hoped, will become a reef for mussels.

The restaurant has been designed to hold between 80 and 100 guests, who will be able to watch the wildlife on the seabed through a window that's 36 feet wide and 13 feet high.

There will be three levels altogether, with a cloakroom on the first floor, a champagne bar on the next and the restaurant at the bottom, where food rustled up by Danish chef Nicolai Ellitsgaard Pedersen will be enjoyed.

Seafood is likely to be a key feature on the menu.

Outside opening hours, parts of the restaurant will be dedicated to marine biology research.

Snohetta explains that researchers will come to the building to study, among other things, whether wild fish can be trained with sound signals.

The design firm adds: 'Through its architecture, menu and mission of informing the public about the biodiversity of the sea, Under will provide an under-water experience inspiring a sense of awe and delight, activating all the senses – both physical and intellectual.

Construction on the restaurant is scheduled to start in February 2018.

Estimated completion is February/March 2019. .

Snohetta is currently working on a number of projects internationally including The French Laundry Kitchen expansion and Garden Renovation in Yountville, California, the Le Monde Headquarters in Paris and the Cornell University Executive Education Center and Hotel in New York.

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Would you like to learn how to make your money work for you instead of you work

for your money? I'm Lauren Gilson and I'm excited to share with you some of the

things I've learned in the financial industry, as well as just my real life

experience of being mom, a wife, a business owner. So make sure you watch it

to the end because you'll get some really great content at the very end

when I show you some things.

So we're going to talk about how to make your

money work for you. Now I just want to put this disclaimer right up front,

this is in no way any kind of specific financial advice. What my goal is in

ensuring this with you, is just to give you some overall principles that will

maybe create an understanding for you to dig a lot deeper, ask a lot more

questions and then talk to people who have licenses and who are very qualified

to give you very specific and direct information but I just find that so many

people don't understand that there's these different levels of investing and

the risks and benefits associated with that and then right out front, I just

want to tell you, there is no perfect world, there's always a loss or a there's

always a benefit and there's always a cost and so the most important thing is

just know that, if someone tells you there's no fees or whatever, then you

need to ask a few more questions because any time when you specifically are

talking about specific financial tools built within that that is a way to

pay somebody who's selling it and so the company is there to make money,

the person who is servicing is there to make money and that you're there to make

money and so it's a give and take on what's important to you and where you're

willing to give on that and how it shakes up in the benefits that you're

going to reap from that. So having said that, I just want to share with you the

board that I've created here and so two things,

instruments of debt, there's a lot of people have a lot of really bad you know,

gang of things about down debt but debt actually is an instrument for

creating wealth and so I just put them here, a couple of examples to show you.

So a CD and savings, now that's an instrument of debt and that you take

your money, you actually put it into the bank, they by contract now are using your

money, so by contract, they have your money, they are, in essence, in debt to you

and that it's your money and you have it. It's protected by a contract, so there's

no risk involved in that, they're gonna say, we're gonna use your money, we're

gonna pay you X amount for letting us use that money and the reasons

banks are so profitable is because they're very very good at using that

principle with many people and using and continually keeping their money flowing.

So the downfalls of like a CD or savings is, you have no return and if in

a CD situation, you have limited liquidity, so in savings, you usually have

free, you can access it whenever you want but you have a lower interest rate and

so anytime they can have your money for a contractual period of time, they know

they're gonna use that money and make money and so if you're gonna allow them

to have your money longer, they're gonna pay you a little bit more so that's why

in a CD, you have limited liquidity but there's no risk and there's

no fees there, they by contract will pay you in agreement with whatever was set

up when you set that account of. Now, we can go to other instruments of debt.

And that would be any kind of a cash value life insurance product or

indexed product and because it's a contract for a certain period amount

time, they know they have it, they're going to take that and they're going to

use that to create more money for themselves but they're also going to

pay you and so most of the time these are contractual for a period of time,

within that, they will use a lot of indexed product, so they're capturing the growth

of the market but you're not in the market, you don't own anything, you're in

a contractual relationship and the contract is, you're going to pay them

money, they're going to take their money and they're gonna use it and then

they're going to either give you a percentage of the growth of the market

that they're experiencing, most of the time they will offer no risk of loss,

meaning that if the market tanks, you're not gonna tank with it or if the index

loses, you're not gonna lose but they'll give you a growth so let's just say

the index grows 14% but usually they're gonna cap you, like eight, seven, just

depends on what it is going in and that's contractual, you'll know that

going in. Once again, because they're maintaining your money, it's a

period of time, you have limited liquidity in that and then within that

there's fees in that as well. And so when we go over here to private

ownership, it's a little bit different in that, it's yours, it means if you own it

you get full growth and you have full risk, so that is the benefit, you get the

full growth, it's liquid, especially when you're looking at variable products or

stocks or mutual funds, any kinds of funds, it's liquid, it's available, you can

come in and out. Your potential for loss is 100% yours and the fees are always

going to be there. Now, they have, a it's called active management, it's another

license, it's another investment tool basically, it works like mutual

funds and stocks except for as active managers, they're like a third party

watching over and taking care of your things and they have the ability to watch the

market in algorithms and trends, so it's not so emotionally driven as stocks and

mutual funds and they have the ability to watch it in a way that they always

try to take you out of the market, when it's right, you know, before it falls,

so you're always going to have a little bit of a risk of gain or loss but they're

able to mitigate some of the risk and so it's just another tool that is available

to help you manage and capture some of the growth with your money. So they're

kind of a hybrid between these two and then, with in that we have our own

businesses and and once again more ownership, so we're 100% responsible for

risk and growth and we get to capture that and you know some of the benefits

of that is, you control your own time and you get to have more control of the

results, some of them not so fun things about that is the cost and associating

with that and of course the rest, real estate, the same thing. So it's

always, for me, it's a conversation of how liquid is it, how quickly can I get to my

my funds if I need to, it becomes a question of once again, what's more

important to me that I have control, I have full risk or that I'm managing risk

and I don't have losses. Anyway, so this is just a really broad conceptual way

for you to take a look at the possibilities and kind of put them into

categories that really help you make some decisions, a little bit more

education philosophy based decisions about what you want to do with your

money and the possibilities and opportunities that you have there.

And then just to finalize, I just want to reiterate that you know, it's your

responsibility to ask really pertinent questions and so hopefully, from what

you've learned here, that will actually empower you to ask

questions, like what are the fees, how has money made, what are the time limits,

what are the contractual obligations, what is the rate of return and what can you show

me as far as market performance and past performance.And so ask those really

critical questions that will really empower you to be able to invest your

money with confidence and make your money work for you. Thanks for watching

my video, how to make money work for you. I would love to hear what you learned

in the comments below I actually would like to learn too.

What are you doing in your life to make money work for you? So make sure you subscribe

so you can catch next week's video.

you

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how Halloween started

why do we celebrate Halloween

how did halloween start

halloween facts

samhain

Halloween has its roots in the ancient pre-christian Celtic festival of Samhain

which was celebrated on the night of October 31st many dressed up as souls of

the dead and were understood to be protecting themselves from the spirits

by impersonating them many of us have fallen victim to a scary Halloween prank

or even played the nasty trickster ourselves from jumping out of bushes

dressed as zombies or spooking people in their sleep as ghosts the terrifying

list of possibilities is inless

you

you

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Hope: Why We Invest All Our Energies into a Future We Can't Predict | Victoria McGeer - Duration: 3:11.

What is it about our way of inhabiting our own agency that makes us so directed towards

future states of affairs that we don't completely control whether or not they come about?

So these are things that may happen.

They're things that we can work towards, but we never have any guarantee that they

will happen.

And yet we invest a lot of our energy in that.

I've come to think of that as a very special and characteristic feature of our own human

agency, that we are structured in that way.

We just do not have very fulfilling or happy human lives if we're not directing our agency,

our energy towards those anticipated events, hoped for events.

When we think about human development we're a very atypical kind of species insofar as

when we're born, unlike most other species, we have very little self-standing capacity

to survive in the world.

We need other people.

We need our parents.

We need other caregivers to help us develop the kinds of skills or capacities we need

to be able to survive, to be able to flourish in our world.

So we rely on others to give us those skills, to teach us those skills, to enable us to

become fully fledged autonomous individuals.

And that process is a long drawn out one and it involves a certain important relationship

with our caregivers that they're able to structure our environment in such a way that

they bring us little by little into certain rather complex sorts of engagements with the

world, allowing us little by little to build up our capacities for linguistic engagement,

for the kind of skills we need to play with toys.

You know when you think about very early development and the way a mother may be interacting with

her child.

Showing the child how to handle a toy or something so the child now comes to be able to do it

for him or herself.

Those are very small acts but those are the way we build up all our skills through our

long protracted development.

And that's what psychologists have called parental scaffolding that we treat our infants

as if they're capable of doing things that they're not quite yet capable of but we're

structuring a world for them in which they're able to try and explore their limitations

and maybe be frustrated at times.

But slowly, little by little, learn how to do things for themselves that they couldn't

do initially.

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Why Do We Hiccup? - Duration: 1:50.

In this video, you will learn why do we hiccup?

Please consider subscribing to this channel by clicking the subscribe button and clicking

bell icon to get notified when we upload new video.

Hiccups are noises that come from your diaphragm which is a dome-shaped muscle at the bottom

of your chest.

When you inhale, the diaphragm pulls down to help pull air into the lungs.

When you exhale, the diaphragm relaxes and air flows out of the lungs back out through

the nose and mouth.

But sometimes the diaphragm becomes irritated and when this happens, it pulls down in a

jerky way which makes you suck air into your throat suddenly.

When the air rushing in hits your voice box your vocal cords close suddenly and you are

left with a big hiccup.

Some ways that you can irritate the diaphragm are by eating too quickly or too much, an

irritation in the stomach or the throat, or feeling nervous or excited.

Usually hiccups last only for a few minutes but in some rare cases can last for days or

even months.

Some of the things you can do to get rid of hiccups are by holding your breath and counting

to 10 and another is by drinking a glass of water.

You can also try to put some sugar under your tongue, it might work.

So that is all about hiccups, why do we hiccup and how you can get rid of hiccups.

Thanks for watching this video, if you enjoyed this video, please do not forget to like and

subscribe to our channel.

Here are some of our other videos which you may find useful.

In this channel you will get information about various health and life related topics.

Wishing you good health in your life, bye.

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Why Do We Have Candy On Halloween ?! - Duration: 1:07.

It is said that they all died to one! They couldn't stand a chance against this Reaper

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Why Do Coins have Heads and Tails: History in a Minute (Episode 47) - Duration: 1:30.

Hello everybody. Philip Campbell here with Homeschool Connections' History in a

Minute. I am your bearded, nerdy history guru and today's question is: How come

the front of the coin is called the head and the back is called the tails? Now you

might think it has to do with the American Quarter which has George

Washington's head on the front and a bird, the American Eagle, on the back

but it actually goes back way further than the United States of America.

Actually, most historians think it goes all the way back to the Greek and Roman

times and Athenian coins, which had the head of the goddess Athena on the front

and Athena's sacred animal the owl on the back. And the owl was featured

prominently with its with its tail, its tail feathers, hanging down. And so heads

because the head of Athena tails because of the tail of the owl, Athena's sacred

bird on the backside. And because of the fame of the Athenian coinage, that

terminology passed into common use. And of course the heads of rulers have

always been on on the fronts of coins. So that's it's fairly obvious. But hey at

any rate if you want to learn more little history tidbits, I encourage you

to subscribe to this channel. Comment. Visit homeschoolconnections.com for

more information on my history courses and on Catholic education in general. And

always remember, history is awesome.

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Christ Centered Conversations: "Why Do I?" - Duration: 2:51.

Today I'll be talking about not just one article in particular, but this entire series that

we are going to look at also.

He's going to look at.

Yes.

And basically this series is the "Why Do I" series.

And for me, the rationale, or at least the thought behind this entire series was to actually

really explore my faith (Our faith) and not just, yes, our faith.

But also explore the intricacies of the faith.

Sometimes I feel like we have a lot of preconceived notions that we've haven't really thought

about and once we talk about it, we realise "eh, I'm not too sure about why certain things

are done this way".

Like, why is it the Eucharist is done in such a manner.

Why was it that the Church is still called a Holy Church even though we know of historical

facts of corrupt popes, of buying indulgences.

Sometimes when we get posed questions about it by our other friends whom might not be Catholics,

we get stumped at times because we've haven't really thought about it; we've just accepted

it wholesale.

And I think Socrates once said that "the unexamined life is not worth living" and I think even

with Ignatian spirituality -- the whole idea of examining your life, examining where God

was in your life in that day, also becomes -- for me at least -- the foundation of why I wanted

to do this series of the "Why Do I?".

If we don't even understand our faith and we're not accepting of our faith in all its

entirety, not just the parts that we like, the parts where Jesus gives us the nice happy

truths but also the parts where we sometimes struggle with, the areas the aspects of faith

that sometimes we ourselves don't really hold fully.

And if we don't look at it, explore it, then I think that we end up being like a Pharisee,

in a sense.

We accept the laws that are comfortable and useful and convenient for us and we ignore

the parts that we don't want to think about.

And so, hopefully, it'd engage y'all and I hope you enjoy the series and I hope

you get something out of it.

Bye!

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I'm Lyn and I'm happy to be a blood donor, I've been a blood recipient

and I helped coordinate this blood drive.

So we're trying to keep the blood supply going as much as we can.

I think we are making a difference.

You just can't help but feel good that you've done something good.

It's been really a good experience working with the Red Cross.

They've always been very supportive.

They're always there to answer our questions and help us along the path.

I would encourage any organization to host a blood drive with the Red Cross.

They're great to work with.

You get a lot of satisfaction knowing that you've helped out in your community.

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Relationship Is the Difference with Gloria and Kellie Copeland (Air Date 11-1-17) - Duration: 21:45.

(Singing) I know my God has made the way

for me. I know my God has made the way for me.

ANNOUNCER: Today on the Believer's Voice of

Victory with Gloria and Kellie Copeland, discover

how the love the Father is a growth process that

enables you to learn more and more about Jesus

and what His life and sacrifice have provided.

GLORIA: Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Believer's

Voice of Victory broadcast. We're hearing some

good Word from Kellie today, and you're going to like it. Kellie,

keep talking. KELLIE: Okay. Well, we've--(Laughing)--it's

taken us three days to get through Mark 11. GLORIA: Well--

KELLIE: It took you 50 years, I guess it can-- GLORIA: That's

right. KELLIE: --take us a few days. GLORIA: Take your time.

KELLIE: Well, we've just talked about where God--where you

started in your relationship with the Lord was, "Seek ye

first the kingdom," and then you-- GLORIA: Mm-hmm. That was a

good Word. KELLIE: --then you spent a few years growing on

that revelation and then began to learn that the--that you

could have what you say, that you could--that God--but you

found that out. The whole thing that became your-- GLORIA: Yeah.

KELLIE: --life's message, you found out in His Word. GLORIA:

Believe it in your heart. KELLIE: You knew that about

Jesus and about the Father by knowing His Word. GLORIA: Say it

with your mouth. KELLIE: Say it with your mouth and believe.

GLORIA: You'll have it. KELLIE: So I'm trying to get

through--all the way through Mark 11:24, but I'm going to do

it right now. GLORIA: Let's keep going. KELLIE: And then we're

going to move-- GLORIA: Just keep going. KELLIE: --we're

going to move into the next thing. "Have faith in God,"

Jesus said to His disciples. GLORIA: Yes, He did. KELLIE: "I

tell you the truth, you can say to this mountain, 'May you be

lifted up and thrown into the sea,' and it will happen."

GLORIA: That's a big statement. KELLIE: It is. You know, as we

begin to know Jesus more, that's enough to fix your whole life.

He--they said, "How did you do that?" In essence, they were

saying, "Hey, look, that--what--you dried up a fig

tree with your words. How'd you do that?" And Jesus says, "Have

faith in God." And whatever you say--you can say, "Be--to

the--removed," to the mountain, and it would be--and it would

happen. GLORIA: That's right. KELLIE: And it says, "But you

must really believe it will happen and have no doubt in your

heart." You can't be looking at the circumstances. You can't be

looking at other things. You have to be hooked in on Jesus.

You have to be hooked in on His Word and what He says to you,

and you have to receive that. And when you do, it's--you begin

to open up that part of your life, whatever He's talking

about. You begin to know Him in that way. You guys began to know

Him as-- GLORIA: That's right. KELLIE: --the freedom from debt.

GLORIA: That's right. KELLIE: You began to know Him, then,

with freedom-- GLORIA: Took us 11 months, and we were out of

debt. KELLIE: And all--and the open door was right here in the

Word. GLORIA: Yeah, it was. KELLIE: And then you began to

know Him about your healing. GLORIA: But--and, you know, we

saw that, so we began to believe that. But now, at the same time,

we quit borrowing money. KELLIE: Well, if you hadn't--if you

hadn't, it would have been doubt in your heart. GLORIA: Yeah.

KELLIE: Like, you can't-- GLORIA: Well, you wouldn't have

been acting on it. KELLIE: --say, "God meets my needs," and

then borrow money without having the doubt that He-- GLORIA:

That's right. KELLIE: So that's where that--that's why that

doesn't work, is because if you believe that-- GLORIA: Yeah, so

it work--everything works with obedience. KELLIE: That's right.

So "I tell you, you can pray for anything, and if you believe you

have received it, it will be yours." Or the King James says--

GLORIA: Take it. KELLIE: -- "You will have it." GLORIA: Take it

when you pray. KELLIE: "But when you're praying--" so He gives us

this, too. This is important. GLORIA: Yeah, it is. KELLIE:

"First forgive anyone you are holding a grudge against, so

that your Father in heaven will forgive your sins, too." So

Jesus just gave us a whole view of the Father-- GLORIA: Oh, my,

it changes everything. KELLIE: --and about His desire to

forgive us and how you make that happen. GLORIA: Where? KELLIE:

Just right here. And you guys began to grow. GLORIA: That's

right. KELLIE: And, really, the reason--I really didn't think it

would take me three days to get to the end of that, but one

reason I wanted to start there was because what that process

did--and of course, then it was healing and then--I mean, He

just took you into layer upon layer upon layer of not just

knowing the Word, Mom. You almost have to look back. At the

time, you're not really realizing you're being

introducing--you're being introduced to all the different

layers of Jesus. You're not really realizing that when

you're growing. You're just thinking, "Oh, man, I'm healed.

Oh, my needs are met." GLORIA: I take it, I take it, I take it.

KELLIE: "Oh, I take it, I take it, I take it, I take it."

GLORIA: That's right. KELLIE: So what I'm doing here today is

stopping to look back and say what you were doing was meeting

Jesus. One layer at a time, He was saving you. GLORIA: The

truth. KELLIE: The truth one layer at a time. Jesus-- GLORIA:

Making us free. KELLIE: --was becoming more and more and more

your Savior. I mean, it all belonged to you the day you got

saved. GLORIA: Sure. KELLIE: But it was growth, layer upon layer.

And I read in your--the book--we're actually giving

away, "Walk With God." I read this yesterday that, you know,

God doesn't expect you to start anywhere else but right where

you are today. GLORIA: That's right. KELLIE: That's what

happened with you when you got saved. So look at

Matthew--Matthew 5. I'm going to--I love the Beatitudes. You

know, I think sometimes people just kind of skip over that

quickly because they think they know what it's saying. But I

love the Beatitudes. And some years ago, God started talking

to me about that this was a growth--a growth chart.

Beatitudes is a growth chart. GLORIA: Okay. KELLIE: And it

says--and I Peter 2:2 talks about growing to a full

experience of salvation. You know, and by the time you grow

to a full experience of salvation, it's not just--

GLORIA: I'm still growing. KELLIE: Me, too, and that's what

this is about, too, because part of the--part of what happened to

me, which we'll talk about more next week--I've talked to you

guys on the broadcast about part of what happened to me was my

faith and my--and the Word that I knew began to take me deeper

into things of worship that I didn't know. What you know will

take you deeper into what you don't know. You know, you may go

to a church and what they minister on and what they teach

is mostly worship, or mostly, they focus on the gifts of the

Spirit or the presence of God. Well, where will that take you?

Eventually, it'll take you to knowing these deeper things

about the Word, having faith in the Word. So all these things do

work together in what you know will take you deeper into what

you need to know. But for all of us, any of us, we're not just

finding out things to know. We are meeting Jesus. And all the

while, Mom, as you begin to grow, Jesus--you know, the Bible

talks about "a glass darkly." Right now, we're looking at a

glass darkly. GLORIA: Through a glass. KELLIE: Through a glass

darkly, but the more--as you meet all these things of Jesus,

you meet Him in His Word. And as you worship Him, the darkness--

GLORIA: Light enough. KELLIE: --starts clearing up. And it

just--the--what are we going to--what's it clearing up to

see? It's clearing up to see Jesus. And that glass is not

really like the kind of glass like a window. The glass darkly

is a mirror because it also talks about that we look at Him,

we look in His Word like a mirror. And as Jesus becomes

unveiled to us a piece at a time, you look at Him and you

know so much more than you did 50 years ago. He's clearer now

than He was 50 years ago. And as He's unveiled, not only will we

begin to see Him more clearly as we learn of Him, but we begin to

look in that mirror and it begins to be--it begins to be

what we see reflected back at us, like we begin to look like

what we're looking at in the mirror. Does that make--I just

think-- GLORIA: I'm working on it. KELLIE: --it's so exciting.

Well, He's unveiling Himself-- GLORIA: Yeah, He is. KELLIE:

--to put it simply, which, you're better at that than I am.

Putting it simply, He's unveiling Himself. And as we see

Him unveil Himself and we begin to see all about Him and learn

more about Him-- GLORIA: And believe it. KELLIE: --and

believe it, we become that. GLORIA: That's right. KELLIE: We

start looking like that, too. So the Beatitudes is just layer

upon layer upon layer of growth. And I'm going to read them real

quick in the New Living. But then I want to tell--I want to

read to you what the Passion Translation says about some of

these things. "God blesses those who are poor and realize their

need for Him." Let me tell you something. I don't care how much

money you have. If you don't have Jesus, you're poor. You are

dirt poor of everything that matters without Jesus. So that

word "poor" doesn't just mean money poor. It just means--

GLORIA: No. And He also blessed those who are rich. He blesses

anybody that'll let Him bless. KELLIE: Right. GLORIA: Take it.

KELLIE: But if you don't have Jesus, you're poor. GLORIA:

Absolutely. KELLIE: Let's just--let's just say that.

GLORIA: You're morbidly poor. KELLIE: You're morbidly, deathly

poor. GLORIA: No resources. KELLIE: But He says He blesses

those who realize their need for Him. So it really doesn't matter

how much money you have. GLORIA: That's true. KELLIE: You're not

poor if you realize your need for Him. You realize you need

Him, you got Him. GLORIA: You open the door to His presence.

KELLIE: You open the door, and you got Him, and you're blessed.

Because this has always struck me, too, Mom. Every time I read

this, I think about you. We told--you told your salvation

story on Monday. But every time I read this, I think about you,

because that day sitting amongst your nothingness in your

apartment-- GLORIA: Yeah. KELLIE: --or house, you had

nothing, and you read one Word, "Seek ye first the kingdom of

God, and all these things will be added unto you." And you

realized, that day, you had need of God. And it opened the door

to everything. GLORIA: Well, if I thought about it, I probably

would have realized I had needed God, but I didn't have a clue

what the cure was-- KELLIE: No, but-- GLORIA: --because I didn't

know anything about the Word. KELLIE: But here's what

happened, though. You didn't have to know anything. You

didn't have to know one thing other than, "I need You, God."

GLORIA: Turn to Him. KELLIE: "I realize I need You, God." So

that is the door. Jesus is the door to the Father. GLORIA:

That's right. KELLIE: And when you realize, "Okay, well, take

my life and something with it," that was your door to everything

that surrounds us now-- GLORIA: That's true. KELLIE: --and

everything that God has in our future for us. GLORIA: That I'll

ever need. KELLIE: That you'll ever need, you received it all

that day. Now, you didn't--it was a growth process. You had to

grow to it, but this says-- GLORIA: Thank God. KELLIE:

--"God blesses those who are poor and realize their need for

Him for the kingdom of heaven is theirs." It was yours, every bit

of it. GLORIA: Sure. KELLIE: Even the things that you see

today were yours that day. GLORIA: That's right. KELLIE:

But I want to read this, Mom, what it says here about that.

This is The Message--I'm sorry, this is The Passion Translation

in Matthew. It says--the--and, of course, this is the sermon on

the Mount, which we probably won't read it all. GLORIA: Where

are you? And I'll look mine up. KELLIE: Look yours up. It's page

23. It's Matthew 5, page 23. GLORIA: Okay. KELLIE: Looks like

that. GLORIA: I got it. KELLIE: It says, "Jesus begins with

giving His followers a superior way to live than the Ten

Commandments." The Ten Commandments were just--they

were really rules. The people had no--nothing on the inside of

them to be intimately connected with God to be able to live

those out. GLORIA: They had the law. KELLIE: They just had the

law. "It is a superior version of all that God expects and

provides for those who yield to Him. He doesn't just expect

these things out of us. He provides for us to be able to

walk this way. Jesus gives us more than laws. He gives us

promises of power to fulfill all that He asks for us." So what

you have to realize is that, really, the difference between

the law and the beatitudes, the law and the things that Jesus

commanded us to do, it's all relationship, Mom. Think about

that. That's the difference, is that now we have a relationship

with Jesus. It's not just words. We have a relationship with the

Father. This says, "The emphasis is not on outward duty, but on

the inside transformation of our hearts by grace. God's kingdom

is offered to those who will learn the ways of Christ and

offer themselves in full surrender." So by us

surrendering and yielding to Jesus to come inside, we begin

to operate in these things. Now, this is what I loved, Mom, where

it says, "Blessed are they who are poor. Blessed are they

who realize their need for Him." Here's what it says, "The word

'blessed' means to have the capacity to enjoy union and

communion with God." You know, people didn't have union and

communion with God. GLORIA: No. KELLIE: I mean, to a limited

degree, Moses had conversation with God. And it does--God did

let him come face to face with Him, which is--this also says

that there's no Hebrew word for His presence, God's presence,

other than "face." So "face to face" means that Abraham was in

His presence. Adam and Eve walked with God. They messed

that up. Enoch walked with God. So there we were limited people

in the Old Testament that had that kind of-- GLORIA: Mm-hmm,

relationship. KELLIE: --communion and relationship

with them. But even so, it was not an inside--inside

relationship. But all of the Beatitudes, Mom, they are--Jesus

began--this--I really want to get to some things in John 1

because it talks about how He came. But once--and so we're

going to get to that. But once He came--I just wanted to

connect what Jesus did here on the earth with what He did for

you. You saw a Word, He began right there, and He began

connecting you to the next piece and the next piece. Why? Because

He was on the inside of you. He could take you from A to Z in

relationship. You began to know Him. GLORIA: That's right.

KELLIE: You began to know what He was--His love for you, and

you began to love Him back. And you began a relationship that

day that went deeper. GLORIA: Mm-hmm. I saw that He cared for

the birds. That gave me much comfort and strength. KELLIE:

Yeah. And really-- GLORIA: I thought, "If He cares for the

birds, if He feeds the birds--" KELLIE: You found out He loves

you. GLORIA: "--He cares for me." KELLIE: Yes. GLORIA: Glory

to God. KELLIE: And one of the things in this, it says, is that

the word, "poor in spirit--blessed are the poor in

spirit," that means to be humble and totally dependent on Him.

GLORIA: Open. KELLIE: Yeah. GLORIA: Open to His change, open

to His Word. That's right. KELLIE: The longer you are with

Him, the more dependent on Him you become, in other words, the

less you want to do things your own way. GLORIA: The more you

know how to walk with Him, yeah. KELLIE: And He--the more--I

think He's--He walks with you all through your experiments of,

"I think I'll just do this my way," you know? The Word says,

you know, to hold onto every Word that He speaks and let the

Word of God guide you. Why? Because He's guiding you into

life. GLORIA: Yeah, knowing the truth-- KELLIE: He's guiding you

in deeper with Him. GLORIA: --that sets you free, makes you

free. KELLIE: And, really, you have to stop and think for a

second, that to go deeper into Jesus is to head deeper into the

Father. You can't go into the lap of the Father without going

through Jesus. GLORIA: He is the door. KELLIE: He is the door.

GLORIA: The way-- KELLIE: The truth. GLORIA: The way, the

truth, and the life. KELLIE: And the life comes from following

the way and the truth. GLORIA: Mm-hmm. KELLIE: He's so good. So

the word "comfort" means--it says, "He'll comfort those who

mourn." That word means to see the face of what or who you long

for. Isn't that good? GLORIA: That is good. KELLIE: So this

Matthew 5, the reason I say it's a growth thing is because at the

very--Verse 3 says, "The kingdom of heaven is yours," like it was

the day you got saved. But then you go through all these things,

man, you begin to grow in humility, and you become even

more hungry and thirsty. GLORIA: Grow up. KELLIE: And then you

become more merciful, and you begin to walk in love. Your

hearts are purified. GLORIA: Yeah. KELLIE: "Blessed are those

whose hearts are pure." You know, when your soul--when Jesus

begins, like, pulling stuff out of your heart, your--as in not

your--you know, your heart--if you're born-again, your spirit

is renewed. It's new. It's brand-new. But our mind, will,

and emotions have to be renewed. Those have to grow. And so when

your mind, will, and emotion--Jesus is pulling stuff

out of those that don't belong, your heart becomes pure. And

what does it say? "You begin to see God." You begin to get

deeper and deeper and deeper into God as this purifies us.

GLORIA: It's called the renewing of your mind. KELLIE: Renewing

of your mind. "God blesses those who work for peace, for they

will be called the children of God. God blesses those who are

persecuted for doing right." When did they start persecuting

you? When they start seeing a difference between you and

somebody else. When they start--when you start looking

like a child of God, people start persecuting you over that.

GLORIA: They talk about you. KELLIE: They do. But it says--

GLORIA: They say, "He's gone overboard. He's off the deep

end." KELLIE: How do you know? You've experienced all that.

GLORIA: Ask me. KELLIE: "For the kingdom of heaven is theirs." So

you walk all the way through this from the promise of the day

you got born-again, all the kingdom of heaven was yours in

the form of a promise, really-- GLORIA: Yeah. KELLIE: --because

you hadn't grown to that place. GLORIA: It's available. KELLIE:

But then today, people persecute--as you begin to

become a child of God in the outer circumstances, if people

persecute you, you just don't care. Why? Because the kingdom

of heaven is yours. Why would you go back? GLORIA: You know

what you know. KELLIE: There's nothing that you would go back

to. GLORIA: I think the thing-- KELLIE: Amen? GLORIA: --that

brings persecution in that situation is, if you and I are

friends, and you begin to walk closer to God than I am--than I

do and you become a fanatic about, "I'm going to say the

right words. I'm going to believe the right thing. I'm

going to do the right thing," then people around someone like

that--they get under conviction and they want to do the right

thing. You know what I mean? KELLIE: Mm-hmm. GLORIA: And so

that separates the one that's really after God and those that

are just going to church on Sunday just to look good. So we

get--all of us should be walking on the Word and in the Word,

obeying the Word. And if you don't know what it says, you

can't obey it. So that's why we're supposed to put the Word

of God first place in our lives so we can understand what God

says. Go to a church that teaches you the Word of God. If

you want to grow up and become stronger and more full of faith,

then you need to hear the Gospel preached from the Word of God,

and you need to put it in your eyes yourself and believe what

you read there. Now, when you do that, you become stronger. Your

heart gets full of the Word of God and you learn how to believe

God for whatever; healing, for natural needs. Whatever you

need, it's in there. KELLIE: You learn to look to Him for

everything. GLORIA: That's exactly right. And you're happy

about that because now I have an answer. The answer is, "What

does the Word say about this situation in my life?" KELLIE:

And, you know, I just want to encourage you, too. When those

friends do that, don't let it bother you. GLORIA: Oh, no,

just-- KELLIE: It's just part of the story. GLORIA: That's right.

KELLIE: You know, just love. That's why love works. You can't

let what they say bother you, or you won't be able to walk in

love. So just walk in love-- GLORIA: Love them anyway.

KELLIE: And what will happen? They will see the fruit of the

love of God and the fruit of Jesus in your life. You just

cling tightly to Jesus, and that'll bring your friends

along, and they'll not only get hungry--they're not going to get

hungry for rules and regulations, but they'll gut

hungry for the type of love and relationship with Jesus--

GLORIA: And results. KELLIE: --that they see in you. GLORIA:

They'll see the results in your life-- KELLIE: Amen. GLORIA:

--results that they want. Glory to God.

That's good, Kellie. I receive that. KELLIE: Amen.

GLORIA: Kellie and I'll be right back.

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Khmer Study English Grammar | The Difference Between Will and Be Going to | Onn Rathy - Duration: 13:26.

Will vs Be Going to

By Onn Rathy

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Tim Hardaway Jr. doesn't have to score to be difference maker - Duration: 4:29.

Tim Hardaway Jr. doesn't have to score to be difference maker

For three quarters Monday night, Tim Hardaway Jr. was the answer to a simple question: "What makes $71 million and is invisible offensively for the Knicks?" As that question, essentially, was being put to Hardaway, teammate Courtney Lee, standing nearby, interjected.

"He made a lot of good plays throughout the game, though," Lee said.

Then in the fourth, he appeared and was huge in the Knicks' offense. During a head-spinning span of 2:04 especially, Hardaway also was the answer to, "Whose scoring burst saved the Knicks from a defeat of unspeakable embarrassment?".

Oh, Kristaps Porzingis crushed the Nuggets' hearts with 38 points. But don't overlook what Hardaway contributed in the eventual 116-110 victory.

Hardaway crammed all 13 of his points into that game-saving fourth quarter, 11 of them coming in a row for the Knicks — all those in a span of 2:04.

"Just defending and focusing on the little things to keep us in it. Getting 50-50 balls," Hardaway said of his scoreless first three quarters, in which he missed all five of his shots.

"When you've got KP pouring in, if their big men aren't going to play defense on KP, which is ridiculous, I mean, why not keep feeding him the ball and let him go to work and do what he wants to do?".

As the Knicks kicked the Nuggets up and down the Garden floor, leading by 23 points early in the third quarter, Hardaway didn't attempt a shot in the first quarter and took just three in the second, missing them all.

He hoisted two more bricks in the third quarter, when the Knicks began unraveling amid alarming 12-turnover slop. The Knicks actually fell behind in the third quarter but regained themselves and took an 84-81 lead entering the fourth. They needed more help.

Then Hardaway finally got going. From 9:35 to 7:31 of the fourth, he scored 11 straight.

The Knicks were clinging to an 89-88 lead. So Hardaway nailed a 3-pointer, finished in transition, then a pair of 3-pointers followed, with his triple at 7:31 providing a 100-93 lead.

"I was trying to be aggressive and pick and choose my spots to be aggressive, but tonight, it just wasn't happening throughout the game, so I didn't want to force too much," said Hardaway, who was coming off his 34-point explosion in Cleveland.

"I just realized how they were playing me, really uptight and trying to trap and get the ball out of my hands, so I just tried to do whatever I can to get the hockey assist, give it to a big and rolling and let KP or Enes [Kanter] or [Kyle O'Quinn] make the play.".

Until he had to.

"It was great to see him do that in the fourth quarter," Jeff Hornacek said. "To miss all your shots going into the fourth quarter and then hit some big ones, that's his confidence that's his ability and his shooting.

He didn't hang his head, didn't aim his shots. He just let it fly and he hit some big ones.".

For more infomation >> Tim Hardaway Jr. doesn't have to score to be difference maker - Duration: 4:29.

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JENNIE: Brennan Francois is MAD... Making a Difference - Duration: 8:01.

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Sex Yes... and I wanted Love - Short Testimonials - What makes the difference - Duration: 1:05.

I think one of the really important things about about what we've learnt and

about what Sabina talks about is, when you talk about the difference between

sex and love is.... a massive part about is your presence. What Sabina is trying

to say with all these things is, it doesn't matter what you do or what you try, you

know, as long as you're honest to yourself and you are honest to do the

person next to you, wherever it is, you know....

Yea, making love special again.... So after Sabina, you know, we - I don't

know - we kinda took it to a next level, I guess, you know, like we took it a

step further and since then it's been really really really magical, really

inspirational, we're still working on it,

but for sure it changed, it's changed everything, it's changed a whole lot

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