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Now you got house to live ...XD

Nice women's choir all in white. Why a man director with a different color on? Sticks out like a sore thumb..... Really?

I LOVE this song

I love this song. That man on the guitar was on fire!!!

I truly adore the lead singer! Beautiful voice from this Godly woman. This song is an awesome representation of how the Lord should be praised! I was waiting for a praise dance but had to do my own.

Was that J Drew Sheard on the drums @ 7:22?

What is the name of this song?? Please tell me. 

Thank you for introducing me to the poem about his deceased wife. I think all the poetry you read today shows how powerful, how dramatic were the endings of his poems. I studied him over 30 years ago, and certain lines from his poetry remain with me to this day. Besides the end of "Lycidas," I love the first part of the next to last stanza because of the alliteration. And the Biblical allusion, "And wipe the tears for ever from his eyes," has to be one of the most powerful in literature. Herbert is perhaps the only poet to use an even more powerfully beatific vision in "The Glance." "If thy first glance so powerfull be,/A mirth but open'd and seal'd up again ;/What wonders shall we feel, when we shall see/ Thy full-ey'd love!/When thou shalt look us out of pain, . . ."

So what has Milton Wainwright discovered exactly? It is not enough for rightly cautious skeptics to simply bleat the "majority view" that they doubt he has found any alien matter intelligently engineered. What exactly is his titanium sphere then? How was it made? Where can we find more of the same? This is science: https://www.bestthinking.com/thinkers/science/social_sciences/sociology/mike-sutton?tab=blog&blogpostid=22955 

those wild claims escalated quickly, didn't they?!

If the tropopause prevents organisms from earth getting into stratosphere will it not be the case that if organisms do get into the stratosphere, during volcanic eruptions, they'll find it hard to fall back to earth again and get stuck in the stratosphere, where they will be detected by Prof. Wainwright's apparatus?

I grew up next door to Milton and Sylvia Babbitt. Their daughter, Betty Ann, was my matron of honor and they were at my wedding. Sylvia and my mom were best friends. Milton was brilliant in every way. His knowledge of music (including movie music) and his talent for boogie woogie music was as great as his knowledge for everything else, including football scores and baseball averages. And he was warm and friendly. I miss him as much as I miss Sylvia and my own parents.