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 Vol 9, Issue 40
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 September 30 - The Temple Institute Reaches Nearly $105,000 From 30 Countries For Third Temple Crowdfunding Campaign; Deals with Criticism
 Article: Israel And The Last Days

During its international crowdfunding campaign, the Temple Institute surpassed its initial goal of $100,000 to help finance a modern third temple. The project finished its run on Indiegogo last week, raising $104,814 from nearly 900 backers.
 
The Jerusalem Post reported that the right-wing organization, which is dedicated to education world Jewry about the centrality of the Temple Mount to Jewish life and "recreating every aspect of the Holy Temple," revealed its project received funds from 30 countries.



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 September 30 - Is Your Church Worship More Pagan than Christian?
 Article: Experience-based Christianity

There is a great misunderstanding in churches of the purpose of music in Christian worship. Churches routinely advertise their "life-changing" or "dynamic" worship that will "bring you closer to God" or "change your life." Certain worship CD's promise that the music will "enable you to enter the presence of God." Even a flyer for a recent conference for worship leaders boasted:
"Join us for dynamic teaching to set you on the right path, and inspiring worship where you can meet God and receive the energy and love you need to be a mover and shaker in today's world     Alongside our teaching program are worship events which put you in touch with the power and love of God."
 
The problem with the flyer and with many church ads is that
these kinds of promises reveal a significant theological error. Music is viewed as a means to facilitate an encounter with God; it will move us closer to God. In this schema, music becomes a means of mediation between God and man. But this idea is closer to ecstatic pagan practices than to Christian worship.



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 October 6 - Bill Gates talks biometric identification, banking for emerging countries
 Article: Technology For A Global Monetary System

Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, recently said his foundation was ready to partner with the banking industry to develop affordable digital payments and biometric identity authorization services via mobile phones to individuals in emerging countries. In his closing keynote presentation at the annual Sibos convention in Boston, Gates discussed his foundation's continued work in providing financial services to the impoverished.
 
He encouraged financial institutions to get involved in serving individuals in developing countries by providing digital financial services and establishing partnerships for low-cost digital payments and identity services through the mobile phone.



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 October 1 - Scotiabank Unit Launches Biometric Banking
 Article: Technology For A Global Monetary System

Tangerine unit is launching "biometric banking," making it the first lender to introduce such voice- and fingerprint-based technologies in the Canadian market.

Tangerine, formerly known as ING DIRECT in Canada, said Wednesday that its biometric offering would modernize "everyday banking" for its smartphone-toting customers. Clients using its mobile banking app will be able to use their voice to conduct certain banking transactions and their fingerprint to log on

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 October 7 - EAB to host second Biometrics in Banking seminar
 Article: Technology For A Global Monetary System

The European Association for Biometrics announced it will be holding a seminar entitled "Biometrics in Banking" on October 24 in London, UK, which will focus on opportunities for biometrics in the financial market. Biometrics in Banking will be hosted by Citibank and is co-organized by Financial Fraud Action UK, and will be held from 10:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. at the Citibank branch at 25 Canada Square in Canary Wharf. The seminar will feature a range of speakers, from end users who share their experiences with using biometrics in their daily applications, to experts who will discuss recent biometric technology advances.
 
This second edition of Biometrics in Banking will further explore the business cases and developments in mobile banking and financial transactions.  

End users will offer their own experiences from a business perspective, including in the areas of process flows, added value, fraud reduction, implementation strategy and client experience.


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 October 9 - Holograms, VR and telepresence: Experts herald the coming Gigabit Age
 Article: Miscellaneous

The widespread availability of Gigabit Internet connectivity by 2025 will open a brave new world of killer apps, according to the more than 1,400 experts who contributed to the Pew Research Center's latest study.

"Killer Apps in the Gigabit Age ," released this morning, asserts that the biggest changes will center on augmented reality and telepresence - instantaneous "face-to-face" communication from anywhere in the world could become widespread, and localized augmented reality environments will change some of the most basic ways people interact. University of California - Berkeley professor Marti Hearst said that it's the future's surplus of bandwidth that will make the difference.
 
"These ideas aren't new, but they will finally work well enough if given high enough bandwidth," she said. "More interaction will be done with others remotely. For example, your golf lesson could be done with a coach remotely, in real time, while he or she watches your swing at the tee and has you make corrections and adjust your grip."


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 October 9 - Michelle Malkin: Look Who's Data Mining Your Toddlers
 Article: One World Government

Attention, parents: Have your little ones been subjected to "TS Gold" in school yet? If you care about student privacy, data mining and classroom intrusions, you might want to start asking questions and protecting your children now before it's too late. What's happening here in Colorado with this onerous testing regime is happening everywhere. Informed families and teachers from all parts of the political spectrum agree: It's a Big Government/Big Business "gold" rush you don't want to join.
 
"TS Gold" stands for Teaching Strategies Gold. This "school readiness assessment system" was mandated in our state several years ago. It has already permeated private day-care centers and preschools; pilot testing in publicly funded preschools and kindergartens is currently taking place. More than 42,000 kids in Colorado alone have been subjected to the assessments.


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