Waching daily Feb 19 2019

people asked me do I need music for my small prayer meeting for my prayer spoke

do I need music I say no you don't need music you know the old school

intercessors would say ah 'we don't need any music we've gotten so used to having

music in prayer meetings largely because of the awesome I hop culture where

there's 24/7 prayer with worship all the time and that is awesome if you can do

that that is fantastic if you can have that sort of environment but you don't

need music to pray now I will say this music does serve a wonderful purpose in

conjunction with prayer you know you can start your small prayer spoke meeting

with worship with praise why because it helps ever get everybody sort of on the

same Accord you know people come into your prayer meeting you don't know what

they just you know maybe got in a near accident or some kind of a disagreement

with somebody they come in with the cares of the world they come in having

had a bad day entering into worship together helps the people to focus on

Jesus and to cast their cares on the Lord and to just let him have all those

worries all those things that bother them so they can really really enter

into prayer you know sometimes people come in and they need to repent of

something maybe they they had a little road rage on the way over whatever

happened sometimes they just need to get right with God for a minute before they

enter into prayer which is always a good idea so do you need music no of course

you can pray anytime anywhere whether or not you have music but music can help

set the atmosphere for your prayer meeting

you

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Trump's mental impairment: A psychiatrist makes the case for invoking the 25th Amendment - Duration: 4:30.

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Yoga Workout for Weight Loss The Waistline Crusher on youtube helptips66 - Duration: 11:06.

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Perfect Fish Recipe for Cooking Perch Crappie and Bluegill (Panfish) Quick and Easy! - Duration: 3:54.

so tonight we're going to show you how we prepare the fish fillets that we

catch whenever we go ice fishing this is a really easy recipe and what you'll

need to get started is one cup of homemade breadcrumbs 3/4 of a cup of

freshly grated Parmesan cheese one teaspoon of salt one teaspoon of paprika

1/2 a teaspoon teaspoon of dried oregano and a half a teaspoon of freshly cracked

black pepper and you're just gonna stir this together now I did mention that I'm

using homemade breadcrumbs I have not made this with Sorbo breadcrumbs so if

you try that I'm not sure how it will turn out but how many breadcrumbs are

really easy to make what I do is you just get a loaf of bread tear it into

about 1 inch pieces and put it in a food processor pulse it until it makes bread

crumbs and then I just store them in a ziploc bag in the freezer and get out

what I need whenever I need them ok so this is this recipe works for anywhere

between 12 to 15 filets this is a mixture of crappie perch and bluegill

that's what we usually catch so what you're gonna do is dip each one in a

half a cup of melted butter and then put it into the breadcrumb mixture and you

can go ahead and laugh at me for wearing gloves I know somebody will say

something about it but I personally just don't like to

touch raw meat so that's why I'm wearing gloves so you're just gonna pack the

breadcrumbs on and put them into a baking dish I used like a 9 by 13 baking

dish and this recipe actually came from sometimes you'll see in the ice fishing

videos Jon's friend Brad his wife found this recipe and they shared it with us

and this is personally my favorite way to prepare the fish that we catch it's

really easy you just bake it in the oven John likes another way to do it is um to

dip the fish in to beat an egg and then roll it in

crushed up Ritz crackers and fry and oil that weighs good too but it's Messier

you have oil splattering everywhere so I like this way the best it's the easiest

and least messy way to do it okay so once you have those all breaded what I

like to do is if there's any leftover breading in this boy just kind of pack

it on any places that I missed and if there's any leftover butter I just kind

of just sold over the top alright and we're gonna put these into a 375-degree

oven for 25 minutes

and this is what it looks like whenever they are done all right guys here's the

final product I'm telling you this fish is so good mmm

telling you you guys like the cook and fishing and hot oil that is good but you

have got to try this I'm telling you it's quick it's easy and cleanup is a

cinch you'll love it

you

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Dinesh D'Souza reveals why ALL Americans should be thankful for Christianity - Duration: 3:08.

D'Souza: First of all, most historians will agree that the two founding pillars

of Western civilization are Athens and Jerusalem.

By Athens, of course, we mean the legacy of classical Greece and Rome.

And by Jerusalem, we mean Judaism and also Christianity.

These are the two, sort of, anchors on which Western civilization was built.

And the ideas of Western civilization come out of one or other tributary of

the West. Some people think they come out of a hybrid of Athens and Jerusalem,

but we can actually, reasonably trace particular ideas in the West to one

or the other. So first of all, we can ask the idea of the individual,

was that a powerful idea in ancient Geece and Rome before Christianity?

No. True, you have powerful individuals. For example, on the Greek stage,

we have Oedipus, who's an individual in his own right, but individualism

is essentially scarce in ancient Greece and Rome. What about the idea of

freedom? Of liberty? Of property? Of contracts? Of free trade?

None of this can be found, anywhere really, in ancient Greece and Rome,

certainly not in any sort of systematic sense in those civilizations,

which are actually defined by imperialism, conquest, force, mass-scale slavery in

the case of Rome. The Spartans, of course, would deposit the sick child

on the hillside, happy to find it dead in the morning.

Infanticide, euthenasia, pederasty. These were extremely common

in, you may say, Athens. So if these libertarian or objectivist ideas

cannot easily be traced to Athens, where did it come from?

The answer, and in fact, the only answer, is that they have their roots in Jerusalem.

Now, at first glance, this may seem incredible, the idea of reason,

of the individual, of property somehow being a Christian legacy,

but when you begin to look a little more closely at history, you see that

it's actually quite true. Take, for example, the fact that we're having this debate

right now. Where? In a university. Who started the university system?

Was it founded in the Enlightenment? Nonsense. The first universities were

started in medieval Europe. They grew out of a system of monasteries

that dotted the continent before universities got started.

And the first universities, the University of Paris, the University of Bologna,

and of course later in America, Harvard, Yale, Princeton...

Have you noticed that of the eight Ivy League colleges, seven of them were

explicitly started as Christian institutions? It's not an accident.

They might have been started by this demonination or that, but my point is

these were universities explicitly started, not just by Christians, but with

a Christian mission, which gives you some sense that this idea of reason,

far from being hostile to Christianity, was seen as completely consistent with it.

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Photoshop QUICK Tip: Selective Focus for Photos - Duration: 3:08.

Hi. This is Marty from Blue Lightning TV.

This is a Photoshop quick tip for versions CS6 and later that shows you how to use selective

focus using the Iris Blur filter to give your photos the effect of a shallow depth of field,

which draws attention to your subject.

Camera phones and point-and-shoot cameras don't have the ability to selectively focus

on subjects, nor can they create customizable, shallow depth of fields.

Fortunately, Photoshop's Iris Blur filter allows us the ability to do this without creating

selections and masks.

Open a photo that you'd like to use for this project.

If you'd like to use this one, I provided its link in my video's description or project files.

Make a copy of it by pressing Ctrl or Cmd +J.

If you're using version CS6 or CC, go to Filter, Blur and Iris Blur.

If you're using CC 2014 or later, go to Filter, Blur Gallery and Iris Blur.

Drag the center pin over the area we want to remain in focus.

Rotate the Blur Ring clockwise until we can easily see where the blur begins and ends.

There are four "Feather Handles" that indicate where the blur starts and four "Ellipse Handles"

that indicate where the blur is at full strength.

Basically, the blur is feathered between the feather handles and the Ellipse handles.

You can adjust the shape and angle of the blur by dragging any of the Ellipse handles.

Notice that when you drag one of the Feather handles, all of them move at the same time,

however, we can also drag them independently by pressing and holding Alt or Option as you drag a handle.

Rotate the Blur Ring counter-clockwise to dial it back to an amount you like.

You can see the blur as a mask by pressing the "m" key on your keyboard.

You can save the mask to use later if you like by checking, "Save Mask to Channels".

You have the ability to create multiple focal points on your image by simply clicking on

another area and bringing those areas into focus, as well.

When you're happy with your image, click OK at the top.

To compare the before and after, toggle between your two layers.

This was a quick Photography tip from Marty at Blue Lightning TV.

Thanks for watching!

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(MALAYALAM) RED DEAD REDEMPTION 2 - Part 17 | MALAYALAM GAMEPLAY | P FOR PLAY - Duration: 1:31:45.

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Police Looking For Man In Connection To Vandalism At Brooklyn Synagogue - Duration: 1:53.

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Chance For Messy Mix On Wednesday - Duration: 3:25.

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Sen. King warns against dismissing intelligence director for disputing Trump Politics - Duration: 1:25.

Sen. King warns against dismissing intelligence director for disputing Trump Politics

"If in fact Dan Coats is pushed out, which I deeply hope isnt the case because hes a great public servant, but if he is, the message is Dont give me the facts," King told CNNs John Berman on "New Day."

The comments from King, who represents Maine, came just a day after Chris Ruddy, a longtime Trump confidant, suggested the intelligence official may be fired by the President. Last month, Coats and other intelligence chiefs Trump on national security issues in testimony to Congress. Sources told CNN that the President for criticism the next morning.

"Im hearing from sources around the White House theres just general disappointment of the President with Director Coats. Theres a feeling that maybe there needs to be a change of leadership in that position," Ruddy told CNNs Christiane Amanpour on Monday.

Ruddy said that he doesnt know what Trumps plan is, but that he has "talked to various people, not him, that are very close in the White House with the security positions the President is taking."

"And I think generally theres a deep concern that on the eve of the North Korea summit to have your director of national intelligence in open hearings undercutting your position was very bad form," he said.

King told Berman that he believes Coats is an "honest, upright, thoughtful guy."

"And he enunciated his obligation very clearly in that hearing. He said my job the job of the intelligence community is to seek the truth and speak the truth," he said, adding should Coats be fired, it will send a bad message to the intelligence community.

"The message to the intelligence community is shade the data, cook it, slant it, dont tell the man what he doesnt want to hear. Thats disastrous for the country," King said.

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Man probed for dragging son on tyre behind car along snow-covered road - Daily News - Duration: 2:04.

A father is being investigated by police for dragging his son on a tyre behind his car along a road in north China

 The man came up with the idea for the pair to 'have some fun' in the snow, according to Chinese media

  Share this article Share The clip, shot with a drone at around midnight, shows the car going in zig-zag patterns as the large tyre carrying the boy drifted across the road in the snow

 Another car travelling in the opposite direction was seen in the video, posing a serious threat to the safety of the child, according to Yanzhao Metropolis Daily

 After snow tubing, the father and son are filmed playing in a snow-ball fight on the side of the road

 The unnamed father told reporters that he had wanted to spend more time with his son as he had always been working

  and is investigating the incident. It is unclear if he would be fined or charged

 .'This isn't playing, this is putting your child's life at risk,' one user said on Chinese microblogging site Weibo

 'What's wrong with the father? It's easy to see that this is very dangerous,' another said

 'No common sense at all. He even filmed the whole thing!' one user commented. 

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UPDATE Plan for a wintry mix during the Wednesday morning commute, but itll turn to rain by the aft - Duration: 4:50.

UPDATE Plan for a wintry mix during the Wednesday morning commute, but itll turn to rain by the aft

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A mix of clouds and sun early followed by cloudy skies this afternoon. High around 45F. Winds NNE at 5 to 10 mph..

Cloudy. Snow likely late. Low near 30F. Winds light and variable. Chance of snow 100 percent . 1 to 3 inches of snow expected.

Updated: February 19, 2019 @ 11:19 am

Expected range of snow and sleet accumulations in central Virginia by Wednesday, according to the Tuesday morning forecast from the National Weather Service in Wakefield.

Areas under a winter storm warning pink and winter weather advisory purple for Tuesday night and Wednesday, as of Tuesday morning. Labels show the expiration times.

Simulation of winter weather in the region from Tuesday night to Thursday morning, from Tuesday mornings NAM computer model. Snow is shown in blue, sleet in purple, freezing rain in pink and rain in green and yellow.

A thin glaze of ice is expected to coat elevated surfaces along and west of Interstate 95 on Wednesday, according to the Tuesday morning forecast from the National Weather Service in Wakefield.

Snow and ice could hamper travel across the region beginning tonight and lasting into Wednesday afternoon.

A winter storm will bring significant snow totals to the northern and western parts of the state, a lighter wintry mix to central Virginia, and mostly rain for Tidewater.

Areas under a winter storm warning pink and winter weather advisory purple for Tuesday night and Wednesday, as of Tuesday morning. Labels show the expiration times.

Snow and ice amounts wont be major in the Richmond region, but the combination could be enough to create problems for drivers.

Its not going to be an all snow winter storm like we saw in December. This one will likely start with a period of snow, but change to an icy wintry mix, then end up as a plain old soaking rain. That means the snow wont stick around for days, either.

Snow and sleet amounts of 1 to 2 inches could fall across metro Richmond on Wednesday morning, with less than 1 inch towards Petersburg and Williamsburg and points southeast. Projected totals increase to about 4 inches for Charlottesville and Fredericksburg.

Snow and sleet will gradually transition to freezing rain on Wednesday morning, with glaze ice up to a tenth inch on elevated surfaces across much of the Piedmont west of Interstate 95.

Expected range of snow and sleet accumulations in central Virginia by Wednesday, according to the Tuesday morning forecast from the National Weather Service in Wakefield.

These amounts arent set in stone. If the switch to sleet or freezing rain happens early, Richmond could see less than 1 inch of snow ending before daybreak. If the freezing temperatures last into the afternoon, freezing rain amounts could be higher.

Around the state, the heaviest snow will fall from the Shenandoah Valley to Winchester and the suburbs of Washington. That region is likely to see at least 6 inches of snow.

A thin glaze of ice is expected to coat elevated surfaces along and west of Interstate 95 on Wednesday, according to the Tuesday morning forecast from the National Weather Service in Wakefield.

The most significant freezing rain concerns will be in the higher elevations along and west of the Blue Ridge. The Alleghany Highlands could see a quarter inch or more of ice, enough to damage trees and power lines.

The mountains will be slowest to warm above freezing. Wintry mix should transition to a regular rain for the Interstate 81 corridor by Wednesday evening.

Simulation of winter weather in the region from Tuesday night to Thursday morning, from Tuesday mornings NAM computer model. Snow is shown in blue, sleet in purple, freezing rain in pink and rain in green and yellow.

Today: Dry but increasingly cloudy.

Tuesday night: Snow moves in from southwest to northeast, likely starting after midnight but before daybreak in the Richmond area.

Wednesday: Wintry precipitation is most likely between 3 a.m. and noon, with a progression of snow to sleet to freezing rain or freezing drizzle during that time. Most areas will have rain by the afternoon commute, but freezing rain could linger in the Piedmont counties west of Richmond through midafternoon.

Wednesday night: Rain will continue on and off, but theres no concern of additional snow or ice in central Virginia. Refreezing is not expected either, because a strong warm front will push our temperatures from the 30s to the 40s by Thursday morning.

Thursday: If rain hasnt already washed away the snow and ice, much warmer temperatures will finish the job. Clouds and showers will continue, but expect a much warmer high in the upper 50s or lower 60s.

Look for more updates to this story later today.

Check for John Boyers videos and forecast updates. Contact him at .

John Boyer is the first staff meteorologist for the Richmond Times Dispatch. He joined the RTD newsroom in November 2016. Boyer earned his degree in meteorology from North Carolina State University in Raleigh.

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Midweek winter storm watch issued for Central Pa. pennlive.com - Duration: 2:20.

Midweek winter storm watch issued for Central Pa. pennlive.com

A winter storm watch is in effect for the midstate starting Wednesday morning and ending Thursday morning, the National Weather Service at State College reported Monday.

Meteorologists are predicting snow and sleet accumulations anywhere from 3 to 5 inches. They are also saying an accumulation of ice could follow, with heavier amounts south of I 80.

Another mess of wintry precipitation is expected on Wednesday. Precipitation will start as snow Wednesday AM and then transition to sleet/frz rain. Weve been through this before, so please make plans now to limit travel Wednesday!

Roadways are expected to be slick, and visibility will be difficult, the National Weather Service reported.

Things are relatively calm until the winter storm on Wednesday.

Tonight: mostly cloudy until midnight, lows around 20

Tuesday: sunny, highs in the mid 30s, cloudy at night, lows in the 20s

Wednesday: snow, sleet, freezing rain, moderate accumulation, chance of precipitation near 100 percent

Several hours of snow in southern parts of the state, including Harrisburg, Lancaster and York regions, are expected to see between two or four inches of snow, meteorologist

The snow is expected to continue until about noon. Then, because of warmer air in the upper atmosphere, the snow is expected to turn into sleet that will continue into the late afternoon before turning to freezing rain that could continue into the evening.

With temperatures in the low 30s expected, it seems likely road crews will be able to keep roads in passable condition, Lambert said. Freezing rain could put a glaze on roads and sidewalks, he said.

As of Monday morning, Lambert said it looks like the upcoming bad weather wont be as bad as the storm that brought snow and ice to central Pennsylvania last Tuesday, resulting in widespread icy roads and school closings.

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Ron's Forecast for Tuesday, February 19 - Duration: 5:10.

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Sen. Bernie Sanders says he's running for president in 2020 - Duration: 0:26.

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Justice Clarence Thomas calls for reconsideration of landmark libel case Politics - Duration: 1:19.

Justice Clarence Thomas calls for reconsideration of landmark libel case Politics

Thomas wrote alongside a court decision not to take up the case of a woman who accused Bill Cosby of sexual misconduct in 2014. He suggested that the seminal case New York Times v. Sullivan, holding that public figures have a higher burden to prove libel, was wrongly decided.

"New York Times and the Courts decisions extending it were policy driven decisions masquerading as constitutional law," Thomas wrote.

"If the Constitution does not require public figures to satisfy an actual malice standard in state law defamation suits, then neither should we," the opinion states.

He continued, saying "We did not begin meddling in this area until 1964, nearly 175 years after the First Amendment was ratified. The States are perfectly capable of striking an acceptable balance between encouraging robust public discourse and providing a meaningful remedy for reputational harm. We should reconsider our jurisprudence in this area."

His position echoes complaints of President Donald Trump, who has called for libel laws to be reconsidered in light of news stories about him, said CNN Supreme Court analyst and University of Texas School of Law professor Steve Vladeck.

"Since he was on the campaign trail, President Trump has complained about libel laws in the United States, and has argued that they should be rewritten," Vladeck said. "Justice Thomass opinion today concurring in the denial of certiorari is a roadmap to exactly that result."

Trump has harped on the issue repeatedly, publicly calling on politicians to change the currently standing libel laws.

"Isnt it a shame that someone can write an article or book, totally make up stories and form a picture of a person that is literally the exact opposite of the fact, and get away with it without retribution or cost. Dont know why Washington politicians dont change libel laws?" in September.

In another instance, Trump specifically named The New York Times i: "The failing @nytimes has disgraced the media world. Gotten me wrong for two solid years. Change libel laws?"

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Klopp handed huge boost as Liverpool players arrive at Anfield for Bayern clash - Duration: 3:00.

  is with the Liverpool squad at Anfield ahead of their clash with Bayern Munich

 The Brazilian is a doubt for the Champions League clash after missing training on Monday due to a virus

 But he was with the squad as they arrived on Tuesday afternoon ahead of the last-16 showdown with the German champions

 Jurgen Klopp is already without several players for the encounter and would have been sweating on the fitness of Firmino

 It remains to be seen if he is fit enough to start but the early signs are good for the Brazilian

Read More Man Utd vs Liverpool referee revealed ahead of crucial Premier League fixture  Virgil van Dijk is suspended for the Reds and Dejan Lovren is also expected to miss out

 The Croatian has been struggling with a hamstring problem with Fabinho in line to deputise if he misses out

 There had also been concerns over Georginio Wijnaldum and but the pair were both with the squad at Anfield

Read More Liverpool vs Bayern Munich predictions as Jurgen Klopp's men take on German giants  Speaking ahead of the clash, Jurgen Klopp said: "Gini [Wijnaldum] trained and looked really well

Shaq did a lot, so it will be close.  "Dejan, I actually have to wait minute by minute if there is a chance or not

" Read More names his World XI before Champions League clash  On Fabinho dropping into defence, he added: "In the Champions League, against Bayern Munich, it's not an easy job, but we don't want our last guy alone defending

 "It depends on how we defend in general and that's it. There will be a lot of moments where we have to defend and we've worked on that

"  Bayern have injury concerns of their own with Jerome Boateng adding to the list of players missing with stomach flu

 Arjen Robben and Corentin Tolissio are both injured while Thomas Muller is suspended but Kingsley Coman may recover in time to play

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