IT IS BETTER TO
TRUST IN
THE LORD
THAN TO
PUT
CONFIDENCE
IN MAN.
PS. 118:8
"The center Verse of the Bible"
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Only way I will Protected
No matter
how heavy my
burdens are,
it is GOD’s choice
to make me
carry the luggage.
For it is the only way
I will Protected.
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NEVER TRUST HEART
AN ORDINARY PERSON
ADVICE YOU TO:
“FOLLOW YOUR HEART”
BUT A CHRISTIAN WILL
ADVICE YOU TO:
“FOLLOW GOD’S WORD.
AND HE WILL
MAKE ALL THINGS ALRIGHT.”
IN MAKING DECISION IN
LIFE, YOU HAVE TO
CONSULT GOD FIRST
BEFORE ANYONE ELSE.
NEVER TRUST HEART
BECAUSE;
"The heart is
deceitful above all
things, and desperately
wicked: who can know it?"
~ JEREMIAH 17:9 ~
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Listen to God's Instruction
THERE ARE
SO MANY BROKEN
HEARTED PEOPLE
BECAUSE
THEY DONT LISTEN
TO GOD’S
VERY SIMPLE
INSTRUCTION
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Christians losing their separateness
CHRISTIANS
ARE LOSING
THEIR POWER
AND INFLUENCE
BECAUSE
THEY ARE LOSING
THEIR
SEPARATENESS
charlene kaemmerling
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A True Friend
A True Friend
is not someone who will always tell
you YES.
But rather he/she is someone
who will tell you YES if you
are RIGHT, and NO if you are Wrong.
"A friend loveth at all times...” Proverbs 17:17a
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Technology: Gmail users or people who email them should NOT expect privacy, Google claims in a stunning admission
- The statement was made in response to a lawsuit accusing Google of violating privacy laws when its reads emails
- It follows a string of accusations against Google for it privacy policies
- Last week, the group's Android phone operating system revealed a feature that will track user's locations even when Wi-Fi is turned off
Google has stated that people should not expect privacy when they send messages to a Gmail account.
This is according to a brief that was filed last month in a U.S. federal court and recently picked up by Consumer Watchdog.
The company claims ‘all users of email must necessarily expect that their emails will be subject to automated processing.’
Google has stated that people should not expect privacy when they send messages to a Gmail account. The company claims 'all users of email must necessarily expect that their emails will be subject to automated processing'A brief for Google said: ‘Just as a sender of a letter to a business colleague cannot be surprised that the recipient’s assistant opens the letter, people who use web-based email today cannot be surprised if their emails are processed by the recipient’s [email provider] in the course of delivery.’
The document was written in response to a lawsuit accusing Google of violating privacy laws when the company reads emails to determine what ads to serve based on the message’s content.
The latest lawsuit follows a string of accusations made against Google for it privacy policies.
Last week, Google's latest Android phone operating system revealed a feature that will scan for networks and track
user's locations even when Wi-Fi has been turned off.
The code used to build Android 4.3 claims that 'to improve location accuracy and for other purposes, Google and other apps may scan for nearby networks even when Wi-Fi is off.'
Google's statement was written in response to a lawsuit accusing the company of violating privacy laws when the company reads emails to determine what ads to serve based on the message's contentBy identifying nearby Wi-Fi networks a device can determine a user's location and it can be used as an alternative to GPS.
It also indicates that any location, or 'other' information obtained during this scan will be shared with Google or other apps installed onto a device.
Google is yet to comment on what these 'other purposes' could be.
Nick Pickles, director of privacy group Big Brother Watch, said: ‘Google has repeatedly put profit ahead of user
privacy and the way that the company ignored concerns from regulators around the world when it changed its privacy policy showed just how little regard it has for the law.
‘Just because Google is a big business does not put it above the law. The company has ignored the authorities and refused to make any meaningful changes to how it collects and uses people’s data.
Google launched a new combined privacy policy for all its services in March 2012. It allowed the company to combine data on individual users from across its services, which include video-sharing site YouTube, Gmail and social network Google+‘Consumers are increasingly concerned about how their data is being used and it is essential that those breaking the law are properly punished. It is essential regulators find a sanction that is not just a slap on the wrists and will make Google’s think twice before it ignores consumer rights again.’
Google launched a new combined privacy policy for all its services in March 2012.
It allowed the company to combine data on individual users from across its services, which include video-sharing site YouTube, Gmail and social network Google+. Users have no right to opt out.
The move prompted a joint privacy investigation commissioned by 29 European agencies, including the Information Commissioner in the UK.
Speaking about the latest lawsuit, John Simpson, Consumer Watchdog’s privacy project director said: ‘Google has finally admitted they don’t respect privacy.
‘People should take them at their word; if you care about your email correspondents’ privacy don’t use Gmail.’
Is Google following you? Internet giant's latest mobile operating system tracks user's location even when Wi-Fi is switched OFF
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Prophecy: Billionaire Hugo Salinas Price - Elites Plan to Control the World
Hugo Salinas Price:
“With regards to the social question in the world, in 1929 a Spanish thinker by the name of Ortega y Gasset wrote a book that really shook up the world titled, ‘The Revolt of the Masses.’ He was talking about the appearance on the world stage of new individuals.
He was writing about the growth of the population and the appearance of new individuals coming in to the mass of humanity. And these individuals evidently are (what he described as) ‘barbarians.’....
“They came too suddenly to be educated, and for the knowledge of how to keep the Western way of life alive. These (barbarian) people have increased (in numbers), and now they have taken over power (in the world).
So now we are in the hands of ‘barbarians.’ They have no idea of how our society came to be, and what is necessary to keep it going. They are fiddling with the controls: You might think of a monkey flying a 747 (airplane) -- they don’t have any idea what they are doing. And this is not going to end well with the barbarians at the controls.
We don’t have people who write books in power any more. I remember when a Prime Minister of England was a skilled musician and wrote books before he became Prime Minister. Where do we have such people in power today? We don’t have scholars or people with a true background of education, history, economics and politics.
They are all working on the spur of the moment. They are experimenting to see if this works and that works. And I have very serious doubts about the survival of our civilization under such people. I expect that a great crisis is coming. We are going to see a great separation and some people are just not going to make it, and the old truths are going to come back into fashion because of the need for survival.”
Hugo Salinas Price also added:
“I think we are going to see a series of bankruptcies. I think the rise in interest rates is the fatal sign which is going to ignite a derivatives crisis. This is going to bring down the derivatives system (and the financial system).
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Technology: Genetically modified babies? - New science lets parents select child's genetic sequence, rearrange DNA
(NaturalNews) New science is emerging and converging which allows parents to pre-fabricate the genetic sequence of their children. New generation gene sequencing, coupled with in-vitro fertilization will allow parents to choose the genetic makeup of their child. A new controversial procedure called mitochondrial transfer will allow parents to create genetically superior embryos by buying DNA from a "superior" mother and then transplanting it to their select embryo. Playing God, parents can literally select their own designer babies, choosing superior and acceptable gene sequences, selected to suit personal preferences.
First genetically modified baby is born
The first genetically modified baby was born this year, May 28, 2013. The parents, Marybeth Scheidts, 36, and David Levy, 41, utilized next generation gene sequencing and in-vitro fertilization to bypass natural reproduction.
After their standard visit at the fertility clinic, the parents went into the lab and were given 13 IVF embryos to choose from. After removing certain cells from the 13 embryos, physicians sent the select embryos to Oxford for genetic screening.
After their screening, only 3 of the embryos possessed the correct number of chromosomes required for absolute healthy fetal development. The other 10 embryos could have developed into normal babies, but the select three superior embryos have a better chance of developing into healthier babies.
Oxford fertility expert Dagan Wells said they can't make embryos "better than they were in the beginning," but he did say genetic sequencing "can guide us to the best ones."
Conceived life frozen in time
Here's where the controversial part comes in. The manipulated embryos, consisting of only a few cells are official, conceived human life. All of these embryos have the potential to continue developing into babies. The only thing holding them back is implantation in a mother's womb.
Essentially, at this stage, physicians are holding life hostage in their hands and manipulating it to perfection before it can be re-released into a mother's womb.
The infertile woman, Marybeth Scheidts, was not only able to conceive with the help of doctors, but was able to choose the genetic sequence of their child, and that's exactly what happened. Of the 13 embryos, Marybeth chose one of the acceptable and superior ones, and nine months later, their little Connor was born. The family has already selected another one of the superior lab embryos and are already expecting their second child.
Essentially, humanity has learned how to freeze lifein time and manipulate it to perfection.
But what about the other 10 embryos that don't have the correct number of chromosomes for superior human traits? Is it ethical to conceive life and then control it, filing it away in a freezer if it is deemed not "acceptable?"
Shouldn't life be protected once it's conceived? Shouldn't life be left unmodified and natural and people loved for who they are?
Rearranging DNA to create super babies
The manipulation of life gets even more meticulous and unethical. Scientists in Britain have found a way to genetically modify embryos by displacing unacceptable mitochondrial DNA. They fix the embryo by transferring acceptable mitochondrial DNA from another mother.
Freezing life and choosing superior genetics is scientifically morbid and demented. Transferring DNA to design super babies is unethical.
- "Who determines what acceptable traits are?"
- "Where might acceptable DNA be harvested from?"
- "Will there be a new DNA marketplace?"
- "What might it cost?"
And better yet, "What is the moral cost of manipulating human life?"
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Prophecy: Protestant Church Pushes Billboard Quoting God's Approval on Gay Rights
Father Rod Bower of the Anglican parish of Gosford posted this photo on the church’s Facebook page of their sign that reads, 'Dear Christians / Some people are gay / Get over it / Love God.' (Facebook)
Father Rod Bower of the Anglican parish of Gosford announced his support of gay rights in 2011 with an outdoor sign that read, “Supporting marriage equality.” Now a photo of a recent sign has gone viral.
Bower posted a photo on the church’s Facebook page of their sign, which reads, “Dear Christians / Some people are gay / Get over it / Love God,” on July 23. It has gotten nearly 7,500 likes and more than 4,000 shares.
“Normally one of my posts might get a few thousand views, but nothing like this,” Bower said in an article from Australian newspaper The Telegraph.
“This has gone international now—there are people liking it all over the world, and it is just a little sign in Gosford.”
There have been a handful of negative responses, but Bower says reactions were overall positive.
“I have had a number of phone calls and ran into people who have said, ‘Good on you; this is really great,’ also,” he commented. “I think it shows that it’s an important issue and that a lot of people have spiritual questions that are not being met by traditional forms of Christianity.” readmore
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Technology: Can your "smart TV" watch you?
Closing the curtains in your living room may not close the doors on potential hackers. At a demonstration Friday in Las Vegas, researchers showed an audience of children at Defcon Kids how a Samsung Smart TV can be hacked.
So-called smart TVs have an operating system installed that is similar to a smartphone, which hosts third-party apps. People can browse the Internet, launch apps and take photos using their remote controls.
Presented by security engineers Aaron Grattafiori and Josh Yavor of iSEC Partners, the exploit works by inserting malicious JavaScript code into text boxes in apps, like a Skype chat window or Facebook comments.
The researchers told CBSNews.com that the more dynamic a website is, the more opportunities there are for inserting code. They point out that the problem is not with the apps but with the way they were designed for Samsung's Smart TV.
Grattafiori said that they tested their exploit on Samsung Smart TVs because they offer the most features, which create more of an opportunity to find security flaws. He added that they have yet to try out other smart TVs.
One of the immediate questions that arises is whether the TV can turn its camera on its owner and open a gateway for home surveillance. The researchers say that a hacker could potentially take control of the TV's camera and remain undetected.
"They could actually either see live, streaming video into your home or office or to take still camera shots of you," Grattafiori said about potential hackers. "There's no physical indicator, nor visual indicator, that you'd be able to know your camera was on or taking pictures of you." readmore
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Prophecy:The Pentagon and Terminator ATLAS
New humanoid robots will compete in a contest designed to test the ability of machines to take on extremely dangerous and high-stakes human jobs
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), which is known as “the Pentagon’s science agency,” is the organization that is stated to have invented the internet was now innovating a "human robot" called ATLAS.
DARPA was working with Massachusetts company called Boston Dynamics.
ATLAS Features & Capability
- 6 feet / 1.8 meters
- 330 pound / 150 kilogram
- 28 degrees of freedom enabled by powerful hydraulically driven joints that allow it to not only carry heavy bjects but adjust with remarkable speed to loss of balance
- robot’s head includes a laser-ranging instrument called a lidar that provides it with a detailed 3-D map of its surroundings.
- it has two pairs of slightly different robotic hands
- The robot currently requires a tether that feeds it cooling water and high-voltage power, but the goal is to develop an untethered version in 2014.
- Atlas performed robotic calisthenics designed to demonstrate its flexibility
- This robot was made to be able to cope with various types of terrain, from muddy fields, forests, deserts and others.
- “In extremely challenging terrain, ATLAS is strong and coordinated enough to climb using hands and feet, to pick its way through congested spaces,” Boston Dynamics said.
- To show off the capabilities of robots, DARPA has just released a video. In the video, ATLAS robot is shown performing various movements, from running to avoid some obstacles.
Team behind ATLAS
Teams from academia and industry are competing in two groups: one involved in designing and building robots for such missions; another engaged in developing the control software for rescue robots. The seven teams competing in the latter track will each be loaned an Atlas by DARPA to perfect their code.ATLAS is designed to be a hero of humanities
"One of DARPA's goals for the challenge is to catalyse robotics development across all fields, so that we as a community end up with more capable, more affordable robots that are easier to operate," Gill Pratt, DARPA program manager for the DRC, said in a release. "The value of a cloud-based simulator is that it gives talent from any location a common space to train, design, test and collaborate on ideas, without the need for expensive hardware and prototyping. That opens the door to innovation."From cnet.com.au DARPA Robotics Challenge; The goal of the competition is for teams to develop the best robot hardware and software that can traverse dangerous environments, and aid humans in disaster-response scenarios.
In fact, Atlas is designed to eventually take on some of the most dangerous and high-stakes jobs imaginable, such as tending to a nuclear reactor during a meltdown, shutting off a deep-water oil spill, or helping to put out a raging wildfire. And if Atlas proves itself at such daredevil tasks, then one of its descendants might one day be allowed to do something just as important: help take care of the elderly and infirm.
Boston Dynamics and DARPA have provided several copies of the ATLAS robot to this year’s VRC competitors in hopes of seeing who can put the best set of brains inside the hunk of metal. Competitors this year include the Institute for Human and Machine Cognition, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, TRACLabs Inc, Caltech’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Virginia Tech and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Despite the fact that Atlas bears a more-than-passing resemblance to an early Terminator prototype, DARPA insists that the robot is not designed for “adversarial” military tasks, and is intended only for humanitarian missions. The agency notes that its Robotics Challenge was inspired by the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, when human workers struggled to control a nuclear plant severely damaged by an earthquake and tsunami.
DARPA did, in fact, send a handful of wheeled robots to the Fukushima plant, but these were unable to cope with obstacles such as rubble on the ground, or to perform the complex tasks needed. “We were tearing our hair out trying to help, and the truth is there was very little we could do,” DARPA program manager Gill Pratt said at Thursday’s unveiling.
“It’s an extraordinary machine,” said Seth Teller, a professor at MIT who, along with colleague Russ Tedrake, leads one of the groups selected to receive an Atlas. “They’ve done a fantastic job on these machines; it’s been a real pleasure to see and touch and use the real hardware.”The teams given Atlas robots will have to develop control software that will allow human controllers to operate the robots despite significant time delays—a constraint designed to mimic the challenge of operating from through the walls of a crumbling nuclear plant, or at a far-flung distance. The strategy adopted by Teller’s team involves having the human operator break each high-level mission into a series of smaller tasks, and guide the robot through a performance of each task. “Existing teleoperation systems impose too much cognitive load on the operator. One major aspect of the DARPA challenge is finding a way of commanding these robots that reduces that burden,” Teller said.
Asked what kinds of innovations Atlas could inspire beyond emergency work, he said humanoid robots could perhaps one day find a job in health care. “I know this robot looks big, and I know it weighs 300 pounds, but the number-one use for machines of this type is going to be in home care and health care,” he said.
REFERENCES:
http://www.cnet.com.au/watch-this-darpa-robot-climb-leap-and-walk-past-obstacles-339342217.htm
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20037213-1.html
http://www.technologyreview.com/news/517136/meet-atlas-the-robot-designed-to-save-the-day/
http://www.storyleak.com/pentagon-trying-to-build-robot-storm-trooper/
http://www.infowars.com/darpas-next-generation-terminator-like-robot-unveiled/
ATLAS may used for depopulation project of Illuminati Group. This is not for helping the humanities but to reduce the number of people into 90% and 10% was live.
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