New items have been added to my Daily Update pages for Tuesday morning, located here:

http://www.his-forever.com/daily_update_09_05_06.htm
 

 

and are as follows:

END TIMES:

Children told to stay off radioactive beach

A beach near Dounreay power station has become Britain's first officially acknowledged radioactive public landscape after pieces of plutonium fuel rods were found there.

Indian farmer suicides "touch record"
More than 100 cotton growers killed themselves in India's richest state in August, marking the highest monthly number of suicides in five years by farmers whose mounting crop loans drive them to death, activists said.

Spain's shellfish industry at risk from toxic chemical plant leak
A coating of toxic chemicals has spread at least two miles along a river in Spain's shellfish centre, Galicia, killing hundreds of fish and cutting off drinking water to an estimated 100,000 people.

ISLAM:

Jesus-vs.-Allah dispute engulfs 12-year-old girl

A 12-YEAR-OLD Scottish girl at the centre of a custody battle said today that her British mother had tried to convert her from Islam against her will.

ISRAEL HAPPENINGS:

EU Involvement -

EU Pushes For Middle East Peace Talks

The European Union discussed ways to revive the Middle East peace process on Friday and the bloc's foreign policy chief said it would be willing to talk to a united Palestinian government -- even including Hamas.

Ezekiel 38-39 Players -

I can't prevent civil war, warns Shia leader

The most influential moderate Shia leader in Iraq has abandoned attempts to restrain his followers, admitting that there is nothing he can do to prevent the country sliding towards civil war.

Israel plans for war with Iran and Syria
The conflict with Hezbollah has led to a strategic rethink in Israel. A key conclusion is that too much attention has been paid to Palestinian militants in Gaza and the West Bank instead of the two biggest state sponsors of terrorism in the region, who pose a far greater danger to Israel’s existence, defence insiders say.

Olmert: War Against Syria Would Be 'Without Limits'
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert told a Knesset committee Monday morning that if Syria goes to war against Israel, the IDF will react without the limitations that restricted the retaliation against Hizbullah terrorists in Lebanon.

Racial riots, looting hit Russia
Hundreds of people looted shops and burned a restaurant belonging to Caucasus businessmen in an outbreak of racial violence in northwestern Russia triggered by the recent killing of two locals, Russian media said on Sunday.

Israel's Enemies -

Hezbollah is arming Gaza for a new war on Israel'

He added that within Gaza terrorists were building rocket hideouts, a bunker network and an anti-tank missile arsenal as they prepared for an escalated confrontation with Israel.

"Peace" Process -

Prodi Says Lebanon Force May Help Revive Mideast Peace Process

The United Nations effort to enforce the cease-fire in Lebanon could aid in bringing stability to the region and help the European Union revive the stalled peace process between Israel and the Palestinians, Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi said.

LAST DAYS DECEPTION:

More than 300,000 pilgrims attend Virgin Mary Worship Shrine

In a country torn by a conflict that has dragged on for decades, more than 300,000 superstitious people participated in a pilgrimage to the Virgin Mary shrine of Our Lady of Lanka for worship and to pray. The shrine, just north of the capital Colombo, is also visited by Muslims and Buddhists.

Pope and former students ponder evolution, not "ID"
Pope Benedict and his former doctoral students spent a weekend pondering evolution without discussing controversies over intelligent design and creationism raging in the United States, a participant said on Sunday.

MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGHS:

Cariovascular -

Better CPR

CPR is the standard way to resuscitate patients, but often, rescuers can't physically press hard enough and long enough to save a life. Now, there may be a better way to perform CPR, and it doesn't require any work on your part.

Fertility & Pregnancy -

Baby Brain Cooling -- In-Depth Doctor's Interview

In babies who have sustained moderate to severe brain damage, in the past, I simply couldn't do anything more than support those babies. You know, I can support them with ventilators, I can support them with nutrition, I can support them with the antibiotic, I can support their blood pressure -- all of those things I can do, but there was nothing I could do to be able to diminish and decrease the change when it comes to the brain damage.

Neurological Disorders -

Helping paralyzed people move again

Thousands more will live, but it can mean a life in a wheelchair. Now, an experimental breakthrough device is helping paralyzed people move again.

MISCELLANEOUS:

Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin dead

It is understood he was killed by a stingray barb that went through his chest.

NATURAL DISASTERS:

370 Indian fishermen missing in storm

"The trawlers were caught in a storm with wind speeds of 80 kilometres to 100 kilometres (50 miles to 62 miles) per hour this morning, he told AFP from the coastal town of Digha in West Bengal state.

Flash floods hit Kashmir region hard
Scores of villages have been inundated in Indian-administered Kashmir after heavy rains triggered flash floods and landslides in the region.

Floods leave 1.5 million homeless in eastern India
Flooding triggered by monsoon rains in the past few days have left 1.5 million people homeless and damaged thousands of acres of paddy crop in the eastern Indian state of Orissa, officials said on Sunday.

Hurricane John downgraded after bashing Mexico
Hurricane John was downgraded to a tropical storm on Saturday after blasting the tourist port city of La Paz with wicked winds and torrential rain that knocked out power and flooded streets.

Tropical Depression Forms Over Atlantic
A tropical depression is brewing over the open Atlantic, and meteorologists said Monday it was forecast to become the next tropical storm of the 2006 hurricane season.

UK can expect extreme rainfall/flooding <- FEATURE!
Scientists said extreme conditions that are likely to lead to flooding have become more common and intense over the last 40 years.

OCCULT:

Romanian Witches foresee demand from tax inspector

Vampirism, spells, hexes and curses are still big business in the country, providing a black-market income – and relatively luxurious lifestyle – for about 4,000 women who peddle their services both in Romania and abroad.

ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT:

EU 'to seize data on property ownership'

The Government yesterday denied claims by a leading Conservative MP that the European Union is planning to seize control of information about the ownership and value of private property in nation states, as a first step to what could become an EU-wide property tax.

PLAGUES:

Disease 'migrates' as world warms <- FEATURE!

Climate change may cause malaria-carrying mosquitoes to migrate

Fears of 'extreme' Super bug TB strain grow <- FEATURE!
The strain - known as extreme drug-resistant TB - has horrified World Health Organisation doctors. In one outbreak in South Africa, 52 of 53 patients died within weeks of becoming infected.

Food poisoning hits 200 students in China
More than 200 students from a primary school in southwest China were hospitalized for food poisoning during the weekend, the official Xinhua news agency said on Monday.

Viruses Can Jump Between Primates And Humans
Scientists believe that HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, started out as simian immunodeficiency virus (or SIV), and jumped to humans decades ago when African bush meat hunters became infected by the monkeys they were hunting for food.

RUMORS OF WAR:

Activity spotted at North Korea's missile site

Vehicle movements have been spotted at North Korea's key missile base but there is no indication the communist state is preparing for another missile test, a senior defense official said.

SCIENCE:

Nasa hopes to build stairway to heaven <- FEATURE!

All these different projects are united by one extraordinary goal: to build a stairway to heaven.

STRANGE EARTH SIGNS:

Aussie Scientists 'surprised' on climate change

Professor Peter Cullen, from the National Water Commission, said experts had expected the changes, which have left much of the country suffering drought conditions, but thought they would take much longer to take effect.

Kyoto isn't working, prepare for climate change, say scientists
The Kyoto agreement to cut greenhouse emissions is "ineffectual" and the world should prepare for the effects of climate change, the nation's biggest general science meeting will be told tonight.

TERRORISTS:

Al-Qaida's list of favorite, least favorite Westerners

Latest warning video from terror group names enemies, friends in U.S., Britain

Al-Qaida's No. 2 Captured
The arrest has left al-Qaida in Iraq suffering a "serious leadership crisis," national security adviser Mouwafak al-Rubaie said. "Our troops have dealt fatal and painful blows to this organization."

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Tuesday's article, "On the Edge of Eternity - Revealing the Final Generation" by Pastor Dale Morgan, will also be linked to the Daily Update page.
 

 

EXCERPT:

The Holy Spirit emblazoned on my heart and mind the term "The Final Generation," as mentioned by our Lord in (Matthew 24:32-35). As I meditated on this subject throughout the remainder of the night, the blessed Spirit of God led me to the idea of creating  a message, dealing with Biblical predictions, that no other generation ever saw  fulfilled in the past 1900 to 2500 years. Instead, I saw that only believers living during the last half of the 20th Century and the first part of the 21st  are fortunate enough to see these fantastic predictions happening with break-neck speed and with such rapidity that even prophecy buffs are amazed.

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NOTE:  If you have any prayer requests, feel free to send them to peggym@his-forever.com, and I will post them with the next morning's updates.
 

 

I pray you are blessed by all, and that you have a blessed day in the Lord!

YSIY!
Peggy
www.his-forever.com