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14 hours ago ago from the urban pastor
This is just out from the London Christian Conventions. Men and women join to clear up “THE GOD CONFUSION” The London Men's and Women's Conventions are joining together for the first time for a special one-off event on Saturday 13th March 2010. A top line-up of speakers, including Tim Keller, Al Stewart and Rico Tice [...]
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1 hour, 25 minutes ago ago from SciFiPulse.Net
Now that the new Star Trek movie has made umpteen gazillion quatloos in the box office, let’s switch to one of my favorite topics: fan films (or independent productions, if you prefer). Several such projects are struggling to get to the finish line in the fall, but Star Trek: Intrepid recently produced a new episode entitled “Transitions and Lamentations.” Here’s a bit of background on the series: During the post-Nemesis era, a ...
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11 hours ago ago from Robert Egger´s Piece of Mind
I just finished my LAST gig of 2009!!! Man, what a year. All told, I think I passed 80 speeches this year, but I totally saved the best for last—in Dallas, speaking to the nonprofits of Texas at the One Star Foundation’s annual Governor’s Nonprofit Leadership Conference. Now, I’m not gonna go into too much detail today. In fact, I’ll be back in a week or so with a Top Ten countdown of the baddest, boldest craziest, coolest moments ...
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13 hours ago ago from GeekTyrant
Bryce Dallas Howard has joined Matt Damon and Belgian actress Cecile de France ( High Tension ) in Clint Eastwood 's next film, Hereafte r. The film is a supernatural drama being in the same vein as The Sixth Sense, and set up at Warner Bros. The film tells three parallel stories that eventually intersect. One story follows a French TV journalist, played by Cecile de France, who suffers a near-death experience during the Asian tsunami ...
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