Reinhard Bonnke

Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke will be speaking at Church in the Son in Orlando, FL this Sunday, July 5, 2009 LIVE at 9 & 11 am, & 'Live on Screen' at 1 & 5 pm. Don't miss this opportunity to hear this great man deliver an exciting message from God. Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke is known for his Great Gospel Crusades throughout the continent of Africa. The son of a pastor, Reinhard gave his life to the Lord at age nine, and heard the call to the African mission field before he was even a teenager. After attending Bible college in Wales, he became a pastor in Germany for seven years and then went on to start mission work in Africa. It was there, in the small mountain kingdom of Lesotho, that God placed upon his heart the vision of the continent of Africa, washed in the precious Blood of Jesus an entire continent, from Cape Town to Cairo and from Dakar to Djibouti that needed to be reached and to hear the proclamation of the signs-following Gospel. He began holding meetings in a tent that accommodated just 800 people, but, as attendance steadily increased, larger and larger tents had to be purchased, until finally, in 1984, he commissioned the construction of the worlds largest mobile structure a tent capable of seating 34000 people! Soon, attendance at his meetings even exceeded the capacity of this huge structure, and he began open-air Gospel Campaigns with an initial gathering of over 150000 people! Since then, he has conducted city-wide meetings across the continent with as ...

Occupy LA: Scenes from the New Revolution // Part 3: The Movement of Many Leaders

Scenes from the New Revolution is a five-part documentary series written and directed by journalist Sam Slovick, whose research into Occupy Wall Street led to his living in a tent at City Hall in Los Angeles alongside the 99% movement for the better part of two months. Slovick accessed Occupy Los Angeles at ground level, illuminating stories and faces that were either overlooked or misrepresented by the mainstream media. Told from the center of the year's biggest story, Slovick articulates the global movement through interviews with its activists, footage from the inner sanctum, and stories from its foot soldiers, bringing the sometimes-chaotic picture of Occupy LA into focus. Scenes from the New Revolution was produced with the help of Slake, a highly acclaimed literary journal based in Los Angeles. A companion piece to the series will appear in the journal's fourth issue.
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Heidi Barbie made the rounds at New York Fashion Week. First she gives a "shout out" to YouTubers, then she shows us how she worked the shows at the tents of Bryant Park NYC. For more models, style & fashion: www.modelinia.com
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Sunncamp Trek 600

Showing the Sunncamp Trek 600 with the rear door opened.

DayZ Stary Sobor - Youtube Duo vs. Squad AltF4

Hi Guys, Here is some footage from a few days ago, Freddy (Oshiseven) was streaming and we ran into a squad of cowards at Stary who were sat camping the tents. This video highlights how dodgy the alt-f4 mechanic is in this game, if you alt-f4 while bleeding you should simply die. www.youtube.com Hope you liked the video, the ups and the downs. I figured you guys should see my mistakes too, I got too carried away in the moment and stopped thinking clearly and I learnt my lesson :) Thanks, Chris
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Revising Uprising: New Egypt military govt hardly better than Mubarak

Riot police are dismantling tents and arresting activists who stayed overnight on Cairo's Tahrir Square. This follows an earlier mass protest against military rulers who have been in control since President Mubarak was toppled in February. They were demanding the withdrawal of a proposal that declares the military the guardian of 'constitutional legitimacy'. The protest was arranged by the islamist Muslim Brotherhood, and supported by some secular activists. US-based radio host Stephen Lendman believes military rule could prove to be a greater evil for Egypt, than Mubarak. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com
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Ledge Recluse tent: "$85 Wilderness Hotel" by Nutnfancy

This is an amazingly roomy tent. It provides an 48 sq feet of living area within a very portable 7 lbs 7 oz carry weight (and that's my upgraded carry to include tarp footprint and 10 MSR "Groundhog" tent stakes too; factory weight is listed at 6 lbs 6 oz). Add even more space for the two large vestibules that are provided by the tent fly. This roominess provided outstanding livability to us three backpackers on a wilderness adventure to high altitudes (me, son, dog). Three people could fit in a more cozy manner. Mesh integration is excellent. Pole attachment is via both clip and uncoated sleeve system. Several nights spent in the tent seem to indicate a dry, well-ventilated interior. Hard core snow and rain resistence was not tested on this trip but stake out provisions are provided for better tent strength. A very useful mesh gear loft is included along with four interior pockets (albeit they are not tightly sewn. Many parts of the Recluse are seam sealed but the bottom tent seam (catendary sewn) should be sealed by the user. The vestibules are well-executed and provide an incredible amount of dry gear storage area. The chosen light Mossy Green and light grey colors are excellent are provide more subdued camping and excellent, bright light filtration inside. But remember this is a sub-0 tent so you will give up a few things in that choice. Close inspection of the "Recluse" tent model will reveal it to be a medium quality tent with compromises made to achieve that ...

Building a Discount Bushcraft Kit

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April Wine performs their hit rocker "Future Tense" at the Five Seasons Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa for a 1982 television broadcast. Recorded live in concert, this is April Wine in their prime (shortly after the release of their 1982 "Power Play" album). Seen in this clip, is April Wine's most famous (three guitar) hay-days lineup; Myles Goodwyn, Gary Moffet, Brian Greenway, Jerry Mercer (on the drums), and Steve Lang (on bass).