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Trump Orders Fresh US Strikes on Iran After Attack on Cargo Ship
- Advertisement - ```html id="s7wthc" ``` By Newspot Nigeria Global Desk United States President Donald Trump has ordered a new round of military strikes against Iran following an attack on a commercial container ship in the Strait of Hormuz. The United States Central Command said the operation was carried out after forces linked to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps attacked a Cyprus-flagged container vessel travelling through the strategic waterway.
Dear God, why did you create the Strait of Hormuz? By Mike Awoyinfa
“I pray that your will be done concerning the rising tension between Iran and America, which could trigger a war capable of engulfing the world. You are the God of peace and concord—let there be peace in your waters and on this earth you created.“ Even above the waters, you are God—the God of the oceans, the rivers, the great lakes, and the “water gate” that is currently tossing the world into turmoil and fanning the embers of war—a potential Third World War.
Parallel universe, multiverse
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LETTING GO 🫂🤍
LETTING GO 🫂🤍 Diamond: Dear God, it's me again. ABBA: Are you back? Diamond: Yes, I came to tell you that I finally let go. ABBA: That's new, but I knew you would. Diamond: Seriously, you weren't really there through it all. ABBA: Are you sure? Diamond: Yes, you've been gone for a while. ABBA: I guess you haven't fully learned who I AM. Diamond: What do you mean? ABBA: Don't be rude! I thought you'd let go? Diamond: I'm sorry, I guess I'm still managing my anger. ABBA: Give it to me. Diamond: Here you go.
Mastering Executive Functioning: Insights from Dr. Anna Levy-Warren | POP 1194
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Email | RSS | More How healthy and active is your relationship with your calendar? Which executive functioning tools are the most practical and helpful for both families and therapists? What do you need to do to unlock your brain’s CEO and executive functioning ability, and how do you master it? In this podcast episode, Joe Sanok speaks about mastering executive functioning with insights from Dr. Anna Levy-Warren.
Sound Of Music Script
Voila! Finally, the Sound Of Music script is here for all you quotes spouting fans of the movie starring Julie Andrews. This script is a transcript that was painstakingly transcribed using the screenplay and/or viewings of Sound Of Music. I know, I know, I still need to get the cast names in there and I'll be eternally tweaking it, so if you have any corrections, feel free to drop me a line. You won't hurt my feelings. Honest.
Risks Digest 33.90
RISKS Forum mailing list archives From: RISKS List Owner <risko () csl sri com> Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2023 19:28:27 PDT RISKS-LIST: Risks-Forum Digest Thursday 19 October 2023 Volume 33 : Issue 90 ACM FORUM ON RISKS TO THE PUBLIC IN COMPUTERS AND RELATED SYSTEMS (comp.risks) Peter G. Neumann, founder and still moderator ***** See last item for further information, disclaimers, caveats, etc.
All You Need Is Love
Adieu, Amma! 08/09/2023 — Binu Mathew Share:Share on WhatsAppShare on FacebookShare on X (Twitter)Share on TelegramShare on RedditShare on Email My Amma (Malayalam word for Mother) passed away on August 22, 2023 at 3.10 AM. It is always difficult to deal with the passing of a parent, that too one’s mother. I thought the grief would go away. No it didn’t. All those bitter sweet memories[Read More…]
The GOP's new debt ceiling fusionism
Congressional Republicans are gearing up for their four millionth attempt to rein in government spending, and surely this time will be different. After years of posturing in favor of budget cuts that never seem to materialize, the national debt growing to 130 percent of GDP is finally a threshold they won’t cross. A Fox News hit? By gum, there’s no time! Republicans exclaim as they raise a quivering red pen to the latest defense authorization bill.
What’s in a name?
Someone, I think it was Martin Amis, once said that you can judge a novelist by how much effort he puts into his characters’ names. If that’s true, a political independent who grew up in the 1990s with the name “Matt Purple” may be a sign of some cosmic writerly laziness. Yes, that is my real name. The one you see in the byline there. I’m always amazed at how many people assume it’s a nom de plume, as though if I could have any last name I wanted I’d choose an Easter color.
It’s the end of the Buttigieg world as we know it
Out of Politico last week came news that the global village’s Mayor Pete isn’t happy with the heat he’s been taking over the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. “Pete Buttigieg has taken a lot of bullets for the president on this,” an anonymous senior Democrat grumbled of the transportation secretary. That quote came in an article bearing the headline: “Buttigieg world frustrated at GOP attacks over train wreck.” All of which raises a question: Buttigieg world? Is there a Buttigieg world now?
The Return Israel: Dress Rehearsal for the Second Coming (Part 3)
Editor’s Note: This story is published on Charisma News and The Return International. As we saw with The Return: National and Global Day of Prayer and Repentance on September 26, 2020 on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., if America can be rocked through a sacred day of prayer — just imagine what God has in store when the nations gather in Jerusalem.
We belong to God
Glory and praise to you, dearest God our Father! Thank you for your epiphany in Jesus Christ; thank you for appearing to us in many ways we so often fail to recognize because we have not been wise enough like those Magi from the east by truly searching you first before the things of the world. Teach us to keep your commandments, Lord, by "believing in the name of your Son, Jesus Christ, and love one another just as he commanded us" (1 Jn.3:23).
Advent is humility before God
God our loving Father, teach us humility and simplicity in life in this time of the year when temptations are so strong, even irresistible to be proud and powerful and sufficient in things we need that we forget you in the people around us. As we celebrate the memorial of St. John of the Cross who was so eloquent both in his words and in deeds, help us to choose always in finding the path of Jesus Christ on the Cross which for him is the "highest wisdom attainable in this life".
Our God of abundance
Praise and glory to you, our loving God and Father, for the abundant blessings you have bestowed upon us this 2021 even in the midst of many sufferings brought by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Making the Kingdom a reality
Praise and glory to you, loving God our Father in heaven in giving us your beloved Son Jesus Christ who had come, now comes, and would come again at the end of time. In him you have fulfilled your promised liberation and establishment of a "temple as the highest mountain and raised above the hills" where "all nations shall stream toward it and many peoples shall come" (Isaiah 2:2-3) to worship you and follow your path.
The best of the very best
Very often in life, we rarely think of you dear God our Father when we try to consider the best we could ever have; if ever we remember you, you always come last because we always want the finest and most premium as something tangible, something we can hold and even possess.
We are God’s temple
Today you remind us, dear God our Father, of the need to keep our house of worship always in order, clean and sacred; like Judas and his brothers who rededicated and purified your Temple in Jerusalem after driving away the pagans, may we also keep in mind that your house of worship is always indicative of the kind of relationship and faith we have in you.
Marty chatting with Phil Coulter
Au Fond du Temple Saint Marcelo Alvarez (tenor) Mise Eire (Orchestral Suite): (i) Luan Cásca 1916 (Róisín Dubh) RTE Concert Orchestra Autumn Leaves Eric Clapton (Guitar) That Old Black Magic Rod Stewart (Vocal) Soave sia il vento (Act I).
Zeal for God not enough
Once again we celebrate today the Dedication of two other major churches in Rome, the Basilicas of St. Peter and St. Paul, the two pillars of the Church who signify our unity as one body in Jesus Christ. Thank you, dear God our Father for this tremendous grace of being your holy people that unfortunately many among us disregard, even refuse to recognize; worst, many have turned away from the Church in the belief that they can worship you on their own.
In praise of women
God our loving Father, today I offer this prayer and praise to all the women of the world - to all mothers who brought us to life and nurtured us in your love and kindness, for all women who make life go on and prosper, even easier and comfortable for us all, for women who toil and labor everywhere but always abused or disadvantaged, misunderstood and mistreated, worst, forgotten and neglected.
Life is “face-to-face” – on earth and in eternity! - Veritas846
God our loving and merciful Father in heaven, as we commemorate today all the faithful departed on this All Souls' Day, my thoughts are still with this ongoing COVID-19 pandemic: Of how I lament the way authorities continue to insist religious gatherings as non-essential that despite the many deaths since last year due to this pandemic, our people are still denied of the chance to pay respects to their departed loved ones in the cemeteries when malls, restaurants, and public places like...
Praying against blindness
Praise and glory to you, God our loving Father for this gift of another Monday; help us to live in solidarity with your Son Jesus Christ as brothers and sisters, heirs of your kingdom in heaven that in our work and studies, we may always be guided by the Holy Spirit to seek and follow your Holy Will.
Keep us calm, Lord
Photo from Facebook, April 2020. You know so well the hardships we are all into these past months, God our Father. And you must have heard all our complaints to you, even those we have kept in our hearts for you also know how we feel like Gideon. Gideon said to him, “My lord, if the Lord is with us, why has all this happened to us?
Praying to be bridges, not walls
The Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco during the wildfires across California last year. Photo from MediaNews Group/The Mercury News via Getty Images; 10 September 2020. God our loving Father, today we pray that we become bridges among people, bringing them together, closing their gaps instead of becoming a wall who prevent unity and harmony.
Agere contra (acting against) | The Lord Is My Chef Breakfast Recipe for the Soul by Fr. Nicanor F. Lalog II
Photo by author, Malagos Garden Resort, Davao City, 2018. Praise and glory to you, God our loving Father; thank you for another week thank you for this brand new day thank you for this gift of life and thank you for reassuring us of your love and saving presence. Then he said: "I am God, The God of your father. Do not be afraid to go down to Egypt, for there I will make you a great nation.
Hospitality vs. Hostility | The Lord Is My Chef Breakfast Recipe for the Soul by Fr. Nicanor F. Lalog II
Photo by Mr. Howie Severino, Taal Lake, Batangas, 2018. It is the rainy season again, God our loving Father and we are awashed with news of furies of nature: floods and landslides including a restive volcano in our midst at Taal. How lovely sometimes to think when nature is full of hospitality with its beauty for all to see; but, there are times when nature is more of hostility like an enemy leading us to sadness and distress.
Praying for directions where to go | The Lord Is My Chef Breakfast Recipe for the Soul by Fr. Nicanor F. Lalog II
Photo by Alex Powell on Pexels.com It is only now have I realized, Lord, how far we have been travelling in this life and how often have we truly asked you for directions; so often in life off we go where our desires and plans lead us deciding on our own charting our own maps, asking directions from everybody, even non-persons like Google and Waze and still get lost for we never asked you directions nor followed your direction.
Engaging the Lord | The Lord Is My Chef Breakfast Recipe for the Soul by Fr. Nicanor F. Lalog II
Photo by author, Agony at the Garden of Gethsemane, the Holy Land, 2019. Your words, O Lord of Jacob wrestling with you or, your angel (?) reminds me of Jesus Christ's own agony in the garden. And for me, it is one of sweetest scenes in the whole bible, the finest example of an animated and engaging relationship with you, dear God our Father. Jacob was left there alone. Then some man wrestled with him until the break of dawn.
When God acts like one of us | The Lord Is My Chef Breakfast Recipe for the Soul by Fr. Nicanor F. Lalog II
Photo by Ms. Ria De Vera at Lalakhan, Santa Maria, Bulacan, 02 June 2021. You are sometimes so funny and amusing, dear God when you act like our daddy as if like dilly dallying on whether to tell us something he is planning knowing so well he is the father and the master that we his children must obey and abide by his will and order.
The Hammock by Li-Young Lee - Poems
He gossips like my grandmother, this man with my face, and I could stand amused all afternoon in the Hon Kee Grocery, amid hanging meats he chops: roast pork cut from a hog hung by nose and shoulders, her entire skin burnt crisp, flesh I know to be sweet, her shining face grinning up at ducks dangling single file, each pierced by black hooks through breast, bill, and steaming from a hole stitched shut at the ass, I step to the counter, recite, and he, without even slightly varying the rhythm...
Dear God, Can You Hear Me? It's Me, Also God: By Kanye West
Photo by Vanderlei Longo on Pexels.com Dear God, can you hear me? It’s me, also God. If you can’t hear me, I think you have probably heard my new album, Jesus Is King, about your son and me. This is really going to get people to get back to loving God, me! I’ve been having these Sunday Services to praise me. These Sunday Services are open to everyone, everyone that I know personally who has as big of a net worth as me to hear from the Good Book, Jesus Is King. It’s all love (or whatever).
Trump Broke Up with the World, and the World Is Moving On
When Donald Trump entered the White House last year, he vowed to rip up existing trade agreements and use his singular deal-making skills to strike new, better deals for the U.S. Such convictions led him to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership on his third day in office, and to force Canada and Mexico into a contentious round of negotiations regarding the North American Free Trade Agreement, which have become so untenable that Canada has resorted to an eleventh-hour hugging campaign.
The Odds of a Government Shutdown Next Month Are Skyrocketing
Despite failing to obtain funding from Mexico, Donald Trump still wants to build a wall along America’s southern border. Unfortunately for Trump, said fence costs billions of dollars and at present, no one is willing to give him the money. (Where’s Deutsche Bank when you need them?) As a result, Trump has turned to the familiar politics of hostage-taking in an attempt to secure the $1.6 billion he wants to begin construction.
Jordan Peele Just Signed A First-Look Deal With Universal
Jordan Peele's Get Out has raked in nearly $200M worldwide on the back of a $5M production budget, so - as you might expect - Hollywood's shown quite a bit of interest in working with him on his next film (or films). Looks like congratulations are in order, then, to both Peele and Universal: "(Universal) has signed Peele to a first-look overall production deal with his Monkeypaw Productions banner.
Collins’ Crypt: It’s Time You Finally Discover TALES FROM THE HOOD
If Scream Factory hadn't announced it in January, a cynical horror fan might think that Tales From The Hood's Blu-ray was only being released thanks to the surprise smash success of Get Out, which as of this writing is domestically the highest grossing film ever made by a black filmmaker (it will likely be topped by Fate of the Furious, but since both films are from Universal I guess they won't mind).
GET OUT Blu-ray Will Include The Film’s Alternate Ending
Having raked in over $150M on a sub-$5M budget and with a near-perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes, it's possible that Jordan Peele's Get Out will end up being the success story of 2017. The film, a socially-conscious horror film whose very existence is somewhat miraculous, has also positioned itself as this year's thriller to beat, and there's every reason to believe it'll sell like hotcakes once it hits DVD and Blu-ray on May 23rd. What'll you get when you purchase that Blu-ray? Quite a bit.
15 Little Prayers For The Moments You Want To Talk To God, But Aren’t Sure What To Say
Dear God, my heart is breaking. Everything aches. Everything I thought would work didn’t. Everything I loved let me down. The person I gave my whole soul to has walked away. And I don’t have the strength to stand anymore. I feel like giving up. Please help me to find strength in you. Please take this pain and show me how to let it go. Help me to forgive, to begin again, to trust that this brokenness is a part of your plan. God, help me to see new beginnings. Help me to heal.
Dear God, do elections have consequences
It was not a good day for state Treasurer Dan Schwartz. During testimony in both the Assembly Ways & Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee, Schwartz faced serious questions over his real-life office budget as well as his “alternative” state budget. Turns out, neither one was complete or ready for lawmakers’ questions. Schwartz scrambled to answer Ways & Means members’ questions, and had to promise to get more information to lawmakers by next week.
Dear God, I Don't Get It...A Book Review By A Special Guest Blogger! -
My daughter Elizabeth is a big fan of Patti Maguire Armstrong (me too!) and she is especially fond of her Dear God, I Don’t Get It book. Rather than me tell you about how much she likes the book, let me turn you over to today’s guest blogger – Elizabeth Zimak! Dear God, I Don’t Get It – Patti Maguire Armstrong A Book Review by Elizabeth Zimak When twelve-year-old Aaron Ajax discovers that his family will be moving from Kalispell, Montana to Bismarck, North Dakota, he can hardly believe it.
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