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Must see Real ID video
Governor Mark Sanford speaks about Real ID on April 8

Americans hoard food as industry seeks regs (Where is the U.S. in Bible Prophecy?)
Farmers and food executives appealed fruitlessly to federal officials yesterday for regulatory steps to limit speculative buying that is helping to drive food prices higher. Meanwhile, some Americans are stocking up on staples such as rice, flour and oil in anticipation of high prices and shortages spreading from overseas. Their pleas did not find a sympathetic audience at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), where regulators said high prices are mostly the result of soaring world demand for grains combined with high fuel prices and drought-induced shortages in many countries.

VeriChip goes direct to consumer with its implantable RFID chips; Would you buy? (Increase in Knowledge/New Technologies)
VeriChip said Tuesday it will begin pitching its implantable RFID chips directly to consumers in a move that aims to link doctors directly to personal health records. VeriChip said it will launch a direct-to-consumer marketing campaign in South Florida on April 28. The general idea appears to be to woo a bunch of retirees to implant an RFID chip and connect the information with personal health records.

How To: Survive a Zombie Apocalypse - Wired News

How To: Survive a Zombie Apocalypse Wired News - Apr 3, 2008 … maligned and misunderstood religion; the popular idea of it in the US and Europe is about as close to the reality as Satanism is to the Catholic church. …

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Pagan Christianity? - Exploring the Roots of Our Church Practices:

Have you ever wondered why we Christians do what we do for church every Sunday morning? Why do we “dress up” for church? Why does the pastor preach a sermon each week? Why does the congregation sit passively in pews? Why do we have pews, steeples, choirs, and seminaries? Why do our church services seem so similar week after week? Not sure? The vast majority of Christians have no idea why they do what they do on a typical Sunday. Many Christians take for granted that their church’s practices are rooted in Scripture. Yet those practices look very different from those of the first-century church.

Farewell Israel: Bush, Iran, and The Revolt of Islam DVD :

One of the most important questions of our time, especially in the post 9/11 world, is how we view the world of Islam. For those of us who view the world through Judeo/Christian lenses - our prophetic perspective can sometimes lead us to approach the subject of Islam too simplistically. There is another important question that we often overlook and that is how Islam views us. Such a question is imperative to understanding what is happening in our world today and as recent headlines loudly declared “Muslims now outnumber Catholics worldwide” - how will their worldview impact the culture, economy and politics of not only the Middle East but Europe and America as well. View a preview trailer for this movie by clicking here.

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The leader of Europe? Answers an ocean apart (A Revived Roman Empire?)
Henry Kissinger, U.S. secretary of state in the 1970s, once asked, “Who do I call if I want to reach Europe?” A new poll shows a trans-Atlantic gap in the answer today. Most Americans think the call should be placed to Gordon Brown in London. But Europeans - especially the French - tend to think Angela Merkel should pick up the receiver in Berlin, according to the poll by Harris Interactive for the International Herald Tribune and France 24 television. When asked what country is the leader of Europe today, a majority of Germans, perhaps unsurprisingly, picked Germany: 57 percent, the same figure as among Spaniards.

Bolivia raises hackles with ID
The appearance of a Star of David on new national identity cards has alarmed opponents of President Evo Morales

Drought: Rivers Running Dry (Other Events To Watch)
Remember last fall when the city of Atlanta was said to be just weeks away from running dry? It’s getting warm in the Southeast again, and Lake Lanier, which supplies water to parts of three states (Georgia, Alabama and Florida) is still down 13 feet from where it should be this time of year. Environmentalists have long warned about the crisis in nonrenewable resources, such as oil. Water, of course, is the ultimate renewable resource—it falls from the sky—and therefore has been of less concern.

VeriChip goes direct to consumer with its implantable RFID chips; Would you buy? (Increase in Knowledge/New Technologies)
VeriChip said Tuesday it will begin pitching its implantable RFID chips directly to consumers in a move that aims to link doctors directly to personal health records. VeriChip said it will launch a direct-to-consumer marketing campaign in South Florida on April 28. The general idea appears to be to woo a bunch of retirees to implant an RFID chip and connect the information with personal health records.

US army develops robotic suits (Increase in Knowledge/New Technologies)
On the big screen, films like Robocop, Universal Soldier and forthcoming release Iron Man show man-machines with superhuman powers. But in Utah they are turning science fiction into reality. Rex Jameson, a software engineer here at laboratories run by Sarcos, the robotics firm which designed the XOS exoskeleton, steps up and into the suit. The lightweight aluminium exoskeleton, called XOS, senses Rex’s every move and instantly moves with him; it is almost like a shadow or a second skin. It is designed for agility that can match a human’s, but with strength and endurance that far outweigh our abilities.