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Bottle o' Enchanting
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The Bottle o' Enchanting, also known as the Experience Potion is an item which can be used to spawn experience orbs.
[edit] Obtaining
A bottle o' enchanting cannot be brewed, but can be acquired by trading with a villager priest. This is the only way to obtain one on survival, without cheats. Priests will offer 2–4 bottles o' enchanting for one emerald. Villager priests can be found randomly in villages.
In Minecraft 1.8[upcoming], bottles o' enchanting will be a tier 4 trade of clerics. A single bottle will cost 3–11 emeralds.
[edit] Usage
A bottle o' enchanting can be thrown like a Splash Potion. On impact with any object (except for air, lava, and water), it will drop experience orbs worth 3–11 experience points. The bottle o' enchanting breaks on a variety of different surfaces and objects that may not be expected, including mobs and blocks that players can pass through, such as active portals.
[edit] Farming
Since this item is tradeable with a priest, it is also a very good form of an XP farm. All you need is a good sugarcane or wheat farm and get emeralds. Then trade the emeralds for as many Bottles o' Enchanting that you need. A stack of them will give you between 192 and 704 EXP; giving you between 11 and 27 levels if you were to start from zero. To get the full stack requires a lot of sugarcane/wheat (between 384, best case scenario and 1,120 worst case scenario, for sugarcane; and between 288, best case scenario, and 672, worst case scenario, for wheat). If you choose to trade with sugarcane, simply turn it into paper and trade a librarian for an emerald.
Those are just the best and worst case scenario for each, you will find librarians and priests who want any value in their respective ranges. i.e., the min number of paper a librarian will want for his emeralds is 24, and the max is 35; you could get a librarian that wants 25, 34, or 28 paper for one emerald. The same goes for how many bottles you could get for one emerald from a priest. i.e., a priest will give a min of 2 bottles per emerald, and a max of 4 per emerald, but it could still give 3 per emerald. See the page about trading for more information on the values during trading.
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|Official release
|Added bottle o' enchanting.
|With the implementation of the trading system, the player may trade with priest villagers to obtain the bottle o' enchanting in survival mode.
|With the trading revamp, villagers no longer sell bottles o' enchanting, making them unobtainable in regular survival.
|Villagers now sell bottles o' enchanting again, for 3-11 emeralds each, making them renewable again.
|Console Edition
|Added bottles o' enchanting.
[edit] Trivia
- Even though the bottle o' enchanting is green, it gives off blue sparks, and glows purple (as an enchanted item does).
- Throwing multiple bottles o' enchanting on the ground while flying and then falling will cause the screen to go green/yellow and play the experience sound for sometimes minutes at a time.
- This can also happen if the player dies with a large amount of experience orbs because the XP flies around the player, making these lights.
- Repeatedly throwing bottles o' enchanting will create many experience orbs on the ground, which can lead to a noticeable decrease in the FPS rates of players somewhere near the experience orbs. Thus, this can be used as a form of griefing. However, this would mean one must acquire many bottles o' enchanting, which may be difficult in survival mode.
- When placed in a dispenser, the bottle o' enchanting is treated as a projectile and fired similarly to arrows, snowballs, fire charges, and eggs.
- This item is the only potion style item in glass bottle shape that can be thrown.

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Operator David Herron, whose call signis N8DAH, makes some final adjustments to the 20-meter beam antenna before it's raised on the tower for Field Day June 28-29 in Garden City.
The public is invited to visit Field Day, which is held annually by local amateur radio operators, who are also known as ham radio operators or hams.
The volunteers will set up about 7 a.m. and go a full 24-hours Saturday-Sunday, June 28-29, at Garden City Park located on Cherry Hill, east of Merriman.
Operators like Richard Zarczynski said that the day provides both education and fun.
The objective is to work as many stations as possible on amateur bands and to learn to operate in abnormal situations in less than optimal conditions. Field Day is open to all amateurs in the areas covered by the ARRL/RAC Field Organizations.
The Garden City Amateur Radio Club will again be demonstrating our value in public assistance with using various modes of emergency communications capabilities, Zarczynski said.
He called this 24 hour, on-the-air world radio event.
Ham radio operators, especially in the U.S. and Canada, will be participating in this annual event sponsored by the American Radio Relay League known as ARRL, a national association for amateur operators, Zarczynski said.
He added that the Michigan Senate has adopted Senate Resolution SR0049, which declares that the week of June 23-29 as Amateur Radio Week in Michigan.
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We will be making as many contacts as possible with other operators over many of the bands on the airwaves, he said.
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Patrick Flanagan is a one-man band who performs under the name "Jazari," with a giant, elaborate, solenoid-and-Arduino-driven percussion range that's controlled by Wiimote, letting him conduct it like a mad wizard as it whirls and thunders. And the music is fully rockin'.
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18 Responses to "Massive Arduino-and-solenoid percussion array controlled by a Wiimote"
freddymcmurray says:
The only thing worse than a drum circle is an automated drum circle.
Anonymous says:
Free bird!
Anonymous says:
This makes me wonder if there are set ups with the same idea (program and let a machine do the playing) for musicians who have become disabled.
Moti Z says:
Pat Metheny's rather insane Orchestrion thing deserves a mention here, I think…
Uniquack says:
It seemed like a lot of the drumming patterns were automated and by slight movements, different patterns were initiated. At what point is the automation of musical instrumentation moving away from technically "making" music in the traditional sense and more the combination of pre-existing recordings that are made not with an electronic speaker but by something that is essentially analogous (premade patterns played by solenoid drivers on a drum), even if traditionally we saw them as separate? If someone did this with an audio program on a computer, or an MC switching between sounds on a bunch of LPs, we'd say they were playing us music, and there is skill in the artful combination of patterns. I'd guess that's what this is closest to. It's sort of a "meta-musical" instrument.
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zikman says:
what. a. badass.
LeFunk says:
too much cowbell
Cowicide says:
Doesn't need more cowbell, just right… just right.
Ernunnos says:
I'm sorry, kids. There just wasn't enough Crash Worship left over for you. Ran all out of nudity, fireworks, and wine to go with our percussive music. You'll have to make do with some dude with Wiimotes.
Poor bastards.
Anonymous says:
I would much rather here multi-percussion music coming from the souls of a human on each instrument because machines cannot be espressivo. It gets very monotonous and tedious and you almost have to turn it off at the first quarter. Definitely not knocking the innovation, though. People have been on the quest for animated music for centuries. Pat Metheny, now does it. Bravo for the effort!
Xenu says:
Needs more cowbell.
HDN says:
Pshaw…How is he at Rock Band?
Anonymous says:
Hmmm.. to be honest:
I love the music, but I'm wondering.
I own a Wii and hav done some minor Wiimote hacking (Mostly rework the Wiimote Whiteboard and 3D stuff).
The mote is quite inaccurate and so I wonder what parts of the performance are soley preprocessed rythms without any actual interference by the artist and what parts are 'real artistic performance'.
I doubt that the whole greatens of rythms, loundess, sounds, arrangement, switching instruments can be done just by positioningshaking, pushing those buttons.
None the less, even on the engineering side: AWSOME !
mnewnam says:
Does this remind anyone else of Animusic (http://www.animusic.com)?
kahomono says:
For all we know the entire sequence was preprogrammed, playing from that laptop in the back, and and the Wiimote work was just showmanship.
Just sayin'
Boba Fett Diop says:
For all we know, the entire set-up is being ridden by Robot Shango.
optimuz says:
Very cool – until the guy pratting around with the TV remotes appears.


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Original recipe yields 2 - 9x5 inch loaves
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Lightly grease two 9x5 inch loaf pans.
- In a large bowl, stir together the flour, baking soda, salt and brown sugar. Stir in the eggs, buttermilk and melted butter all at once. Mix just enough to moisten. Pour batter into prepared pans.
- Bake in preheated oven for 60 minutes, or until golden brown and a tooth pick inserted into center of a loaf comes out clean.
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in order to bring out more of a butterscotch flavor and sweetness, first melt the brown sugar with the butter and a little bit of the buttermilk (just enough so it's not too thick) and bring up to a bubble so that you slightly caramelize the sugar and bring out that flavor. then just let that cool, then mix with the remaining buttermilk and eggs before adding to the dry ingredients. this will also distribute the sugar evenly throughout the mixture and give the crust a slight almost candylike crunch when it first comes out of the oven.
EXCELLENT is really the only word necessary to describe this. I couldn't have cared less if the bread was "butterscotchy" or not - I just wanted something moist, lightly caramel-colored and pleasantly sweet with brown sugar. This delivered exactly what I was looking for. I had some fresh cherries and blueberries to make use of and I deliberately chose this bread for them. Two tablespoons of butter (for one loaf) didn't seem like it would be enough to me so I added another tablespoon for good measure. Whether or not that was necessary I don't know, but it made me feel better! The bread has a nice, almost crackly crust, with a dense, moist, incredibly delicious interior. The handful each of fresh cherries (pitted and quartered) and blueberries I added made this bread absolutely exquisite.
*Super* easy and yummy. This is one I'll make again & again. Oddly enough, it's not that sweet of a bread, which I like.
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Amount Per Serving (20 total)
- Calories
- 219 cal
- 11%
- Fat
- 3.8 g
- 6%
- Carbs
- 42 g
- 14%
- Protein
- 4.7 g
- 9%
- Cholesterol
- 49 mg
- 16%
- Sodium
- 291 mg
- 12%
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So 365 days later, how's that New Year's resolution working out?
Most of us have attempted them, pledging to reform, to begin anew in the coming year. We will lose weight, stop drinking, reach out to friends and family, become more generous, or richer, or better in countless ways. And we knew it wouldn't be easy.
But hey, if it were easy, you wouldn't have to make a resolution to accomplish it.
A quick check of some North Shore residents contemplating 2013 reveals mixed results in the past and a variety of views on the value of resolutions.
Jay Fountain of Danvers states it simply. Last year, he vowed to lose 30 pounds in 2012. And he did it.
"My doctor is psyched," he says. "He's real psyched."
It's worked out so well, Fountain chuckles, that his wife half-seriously suggested that enough was enough when it came to losing weight. She likes husky guys.
As for next year, he notes that the doctor told him recently, "I'd like to see you lose another 10 pounds."
Fountain gave the doctor a careful look before replying, "Why don't you lose 10 pounds?
"You're the patient," the doctor retorted. Nevertheless — and his wife's views notwithstanding — Fountain is resolved to lose those 10 pounds in 2013.
On the flip side of this is Middleton resident Ann Marie Senese, who had a simple resolution for the year past — "I tried not to be so political," she said with a shrug, adding with a guilty smile, "I did not keep that."
At which point, she is overcome with a need to explain the difficulty, given the past election and her devotion to candidates like outgoing U.S. Sen. Scott Brown. "I'm hoping he'll get in again when Sen. (John) Kerry leaves." (Kerry has been designated to become the secretary of state.)


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Emerging economies may have a leg up on developed countries in terms of strategic Internet use.
ANN ARBOR, Mich.—Don't assume that emerging economies lag developed economies on all business fronts, warns Nigel Melville, assistant professor at Michigan's Ross School of Business.
According to his recent study, companies in emerging economies are more advanced in some aspects of Internet use than companies in more developed economies.
Melville and colleagues Jonathan Whitaker of the University of Richmond, Robert Plice of San Diego State University and Jason Dedrick of the University of California-Irvine, found that firms in emerging economies report a higher rate of Internet use to integrate processes with business partners. They also report a stronger motivation to use the Internet to achieve revenue growth and operational efficiency.
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The team used survey data from firms across 10 countries in North and South America, Europe and Asia, most from Fortune 500 companies. The primary survey was conducted by the Center for Research on Information Technology and Organizations (CRITO) at the University of California-Irvine and was supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation.
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The authors discuss Quanta Computer of Taiwan as a firm that exemplifies use of the Internet to conduct business-to-business operations. Quanta coordinates its operations with the production and delivery operations of its many suppliers. Using the Internet, Quanta's suppliers can access a communal schedule and make adjustments as needed. Quanta's coordinated use of the Internet translates to timely deliveries and greater efficiencies throughout the supply chain.
"Our survey results suggest that emerging-economy firms are more likely to use the Internet to achieve revenue growth and operational efficiency," says Melville. "They are proactively incorporating the Internet into their business strategies, and using the Internet to develop a virtual global presence and partnerships that can compete effectively with established multinationals."
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ATLANTA — When it comes to goodbye tours, future Hall-of-Fame tight end Tony Gonzalez never will be confused with future Hall-of-Fame linebacker Ray Lewis.
While Lewis' NFL farewell is a serial sob story, Gonzalez's has been preparing for his all-but-official retirement in a key of low. But when the Falcons kicked a late field goal Sunday to avoid another ignominious playoff exit, Gonzalez fell to the turf and cried, as he put it, "like a little baby."
"I've never done that," Gonzalez said. "At least, I've never done that after winning."
The Falcons' 30-28 victory over the Seattle Seahawks was partly a football game and partly a ride at Six Flags Over Georgia. When Gonzalez watched the Seahawks take a 28-27 lead with 31 seconds remaining, he thought of the 20-point halftime advantage his team had squandered and asked himself:
"This is how I'm going to go out?"
Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan began the day without a playoff victory in three tries, but Gonzalez was even hungrier. The 16-year veteran from the University of California had never participated on a team that advanced in the postseason.
It was a dubious legacy that Gonzalez helped put to rest with his own hands. Literally. The big guy – he's 6-feet-5, 247 pounds – used impressive dexterity while hauling in six passes for 51 yards and a touchdown.
While he was serving as Ryan's most reliable target, the Seahawks defense had to wonder why Gonzalez was not mulling a contract extension instead of retirement.
"He don't need to," said Seattle linebacker Leroy Hill. "Not playing the way he's playing. He looks like he's got 10 more years."
Gonzalez, at the very least, has one more Sunday, which is more than it looked like he had late in the fourth quarter.
"I promise you," said Gonzalez, "I thought, well, here we go again. I guess it wasn't meant for us to get a playoff victory. Especially for me individually, I guess it was never going to happen. But the guys stuck in there."
As did Gonzalez, whose 19-yard catch on the Falcons' final offensive play was the turning point. It set up Matt Bryant's winning 49-yard field goal.
"I can't tell you how happy I am for Tony Gonzalez personally," said Falcons coach Mike Smith. "He just did what he's done his entire career: He went out and played the game the way it's supposed to be played and the way it's supposed to be practiced.
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It is now the day after and unless your Thanksgiving dishes were completely consumed by family and friends - maybe even licked clean - you've likely got some leftovers in the fridge and possibly a little holiday hangover when it comes to eating the exact same meal again. Katie Workman got us through a pre T-day crunch earlier this week. She's the author of the "Mom 100" cookbook and the creator of the "Mom 100" blog. We're going to ask her for some ideas on what do to with the leftovers. Hey there, Katie.
Americans have been adopting Russian children in sizable numbers for two decades, and most of the unions have worked out well. But it remains a sensitive topic in Russia, where officials periodically point to high-profile cases of abuse or other problems.
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Already this year, 105 women in Italy have been killed by husbands or boyfriends –- present or former.
Vanessa Scialfa, 29, was killed by her partner in Sicily. Alessia Francesca Simonetta, 25, was pregnant when she was stabbed to death by her boyfriend in Milan. Carmella Petrucci, 17, was stabbed in the throat as she tried to defend her sister from her ex-boyfriend.
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It's been almost a month since Superstorm Sandy slammed into the Northeast, and for many people, it means the first Thanksgiving outside of their destroyed homes or without the friends or family they usually visit.
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Hinkley, Calif., is the small town that battled toxic groundwater and inspired the 2000 film Erin Brockovich. Now residents say they are experiencing a sequel to their story.
Neat rows of grapevines run down the slopes of the Cotes de Beaune, all the way to the gravel driveway at Chateau de Corton Andre. The castle's traditional Burgundy black-and-yellow-tiled roof glistens in the autumn sun.
Villa Lorena, in southwestern Colombia, is an animal refuge like no other.
There are four lions, nine Bengal tigers, jaguars, cougars, a crocodile, a speckled bear and an ostrich. There's a chimpanzee named Jocko, spider monkeys and hundreds of brightly colored birds.
One thing they all have in common — they've been abused, says Ana Julia Torres. Monkeys have been beaten. Birds have had their beaks cut off.
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Dr. H. Gilbert Welch, coauthor of the analysis of mammography's impact, which was just published in The New England Journal of Medicine, tell Shots that the aim was to "get down to a very basic question."
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- In a microwave safe bowl, combine marshmallows, chocolate bars and 1/3 cup of cream. Microwave on high, stirring occasionally, until everything is melted and smooth.
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This was the best chocolate pie I've ever had! My whole family loved it. The only thing I did differently is use a double boiler to melt the marshmallows, chocolate, and cream. I had to let the mixture cool a little before adding it to the whipped cream. I will definitely make this again!
The easiest pie I've ever made. I added two things to this recipe, 1/2 t. vanilla to the filling- then topped with whipped cream. It was a hit with people whom don't normally eat chocolate pie! Very light but delicious, great to have for a quick guest dessert.
This pie was fantastic. I use all recipes a lot and let me tell you this pie was a hit. It was really rich though. Too rich for my taste so then I made it again and only used 4 hersheys chocolate bar and 7 to 8 marshmellows. I did not have any carmal bars so I just used chocolate bars. If really rich flavors is something that is too much for you then the recipes changes I made are perfect for you. Overall, I love this pie.
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There is a sense in California's Capitol that this could be the week when legislative leaders and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger sign off on a budget-balancing plan and take a stab at getting the two-thirds majority vote needed to get California's finances at least temporarily back on solid ground.
Many, many things could go wrong. The negotiations have been conducted largely in secret, and each time some details leak out another advocacy group ratchets up the pressure to stop the deal. A proposal to eliminate targeted state funding for class-size reduction in elementary schools could be particularly problematic, for few state programs have met with such enthusiastic and universal approval as requiring classes of no more than 20 children in the earliest grades. The California Teachers Association launched a radio ad last week to alert the public, and lawmakers of both parties will feel some heat if they vote to go along with that idea.
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BARCELONA, Spain, July 25. AT the FINA Technical Committee today in Barcelona, those in attendance decided to reject the FINA Bureau approved recommendation that the sport of swimming eliminate the limitation of butterfly kicks off the wall in breaststroke. This after a huge upswell from the coaching community immediately fought against the notion.
The issue became a hot topic following last summer's Olympics with London breaststroke champion Cameron van der Burgh admitted to cheating with more than one butterfly kick off the walls during his gold-medal swim that also earned him a world record. Instead of pushing towards solving the problem, FINA began the process of allowing this type of activity by recommending doing away with the rule against it. This is similar to how butterfly kicks are allowed at all as FINA did the same thing after Kosuke Kitajima utilized the butterfly kick effectively even when it was against the rules, which FINA later made legal.
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Virginia has gotten a C- on a report card from a gun control group.
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This illustrated book explores the difficulties faced by 'frogs with a different croak'. Aimed at children with autism and related spectrum conditions, Teacher Toad's lessons give practical advice on issues covering everything from hard-to-break habits to physical coordination difficulties. more »2005, Hardback: £12.99/ $19.95
Keywords: ADHD, Asperger syndrome, autism, child protection, child psychology, children, educational psychology, fiction, inclusive classroom, intellectual disabilities, social skills, special education, speech and language pathology
Maud Deckmar tells a touching and honest story of living with Fred, her eldest child, who has autism and an intellectual disability. She recounts here the great struggles and sorrows as well as the love and happiness she has experienced from his early childhood to adulthood. more »2004, Paperback: £21.99/ $34.95
Keywords: autism, children, families, intellectual disabilities, memoirs, parenting, residential care, supported living
Jane Gregory's daughter Chrissy exhibits behaviour which people find challenging - screaming fits, stripping off her clothes and violent outbursts. As an adult she was diagnosed with a rare chromosome disorder and autism. Jane offers practical advice for other parents, and explains how she got the right support and effective treatment. more »2000, Paperback: £15.99/ $26.95
Keywords: anger management, autism, challenging behaviour, children, fiction, intellectual disabilities, memoirs, mental health, mental illness, occupational therapy, parenting
Since their initial shock at their daughter's disability, Karina's parents have experienced the challenges and joys of raising a child with special needs. This is the account of Karina's first six years, as told to Cheryl Rogers. It is a valuable resource for the families of Down Syndrome children, teachers and disability service workers. more »1999, Paperback: £16.99/ $29.95
Keywords: Down's syndrome, families, intellectual disabilities, memoirs, parenting
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Cook20 m
Ready In30 m
"One of my favorites. WARNING: You get addicted to this delicious pasta!"
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Original recipe yields 2 servings
- Bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a boil. Add pasta and cook for 8 to 10 minutes or until al dente; drain.
- Heat butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Saute onion until golden brown. Stir in snow peas and salami, and cook for 5 minutes. Season with pepper. In a small bowl, blend eggs and sour cream; pour over mixture in pan. Cook, stirring constantly, for 2 minutes, then toss with macaroni until evenly coated. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
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This was pretty good. It makes way more than 2 servings though. I halved the pasta and sauce and had enough for 4 servings. I added a wee bit of Parmesan cheese before serving.
mrs. kosmos
I probably have no right to rate this recipe since I altered just about everything, but I suspect my complaint would be the same even if I had followed it. The sauce seemed more like uncooked scrambled eggs to me than a sauce. It tasted fine, but I was so unhappy with the texture that I wound up cooking the sauce longer until it became scrambled eggs. I used canola oil instead of butter, added a clove of garlic, used a bland sliced deli meat and used 1 c plain yogurt + 1 c whole milk instead of sour cream. Taste wise, mine needs some more seasoning, but I'll bet with a flavorful salami, no extra seasoning would be needed.
I don't know if I did something wrong... I don't think so, the recipe is pretty straightforward, and I've done a fair amount of cooking. But I did not care for this dish.
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Amount Per Serving (2 total)
- Calories
- 1365 cal
- 68%
- Fat
- 82.9 g
- 127%
- Carbs
- 105.4 g
- 34%
- Protein
- 49.9 g
- 100%
- Cholesterol
- 596 mg
- 199%
- Sodium
- 1454 mg
- 58%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Blessed Are They Who Believe
In continuing our story… The angel tells Mary that the "Holy Spirit will come on you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you. So the holy one to be born will be called the Son of God". (Luke 1:34-35 NIV) Also, the angel tells Mary her cousin Elizabeth, who was in her old age and unable to conceive, was in her 6th month of her pregnancy!! Mary knew that what the angel told her was true and rushed to Elizabeth's house in Judea. Upon her arrival and greeting Elizabeth, "the baby leaped in Elizabeth's womb, and she was filled with the Holy Spirit." (vs. 42)
I can only imagine the excitement and some of the apprehension Mary must have felt, not to mention what Elizabeth had gone through since she was already 6 months pregnant. The best I can relate at times that I know the Lord has done something on my behalf or shared with me and I want to go tell someone… someone who could understand what I had just experienced. How about you?
When the baby leaps in Elizabeth's womb, she proclaims over Mary "blessed are you among women and blessed is the child you will bear!" (vs. 42) Then Elizabeth says "Blessed is she who has believed that the Lord would fulfill his promises to her!" (vs. 45)
There are so many great, wonderful, powerful and extraordinary scriptures in the bible but this one has become one of my absolute all time favorites.
"Blessed is she who has believed that the Lord would fulfill His promises to her!"
Previously in vs. 38 Mary tells the angel before he departs from her after that initial meeting, that "I am the Lord's servant. May your word to me be fulfilled!" Mary knew that she could trust what she had heard from the angel, because she knew that she could believe and trust God!
When we learn to trust in what the Lord speaks to our hearts, when we learn to look to the Lord, when we learn what it is to have even a tiny bit of the Father's heart overshadow us, I believe our relationship as servant turns into a relationship of friend! And the dynamic of that trusting relationship causes our belief to reach a more intimate place that we may not have experienced before.
I hope one day to that this scripture will become a favorite of yours!


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Bionicle Heroes (also known as LEGO: Bionicle Heroes) is an Action/Adventure video game for GameCube developed by Eidos and published by Eidos Interactive on November 14, 2006. It's rated Everyone-10 by the ESRB and 7 of our users have voted it 4.0 out of 5 stars.
Our newest cheats for Bionicle Heroes were added February 24, 2009. We also have the game available on PlayStation 2, PC, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Xbox 360, Wii, in addition to GameCube.
After defeating all Piraka, you will have to fight Vezon for the last time. First hit him in the back, then in the legs, then the heads, then Vezon.
In the level where you fight Roodaka, go to her and hold A. After you get Hero mode, use tape to keep A held on the controller so your character keeps attacking. Use Hahli, Vezok, or even Vezon so that they keep shooting streams to easily defeat the summoned Visorak. Because of the auto-aim when there is a villain your character will lock on automatically, kills them, then switch. Since your character is invincible in Hero mode and it is unlimited, you can gain easy Bolts.
The best Toa for defeating Gurrahk (level 1) are Matoro for beating Guhhrahk Hajli and Jaller for killing summoned enemies.
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