And who knows, maybe this will be the post that sends me back into the rapture.
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Like almost everything in "The Path of Nature, " such works bear witness to the rapture of northerners confronted by the south and Italian sun.
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Jerry Jenkins, co-author of the "Left Behind" book series about the Rapture within the Christian Bible's end-of-days Book of Revelation, doesn't completely agree with Hall's assessment.
As Mr Obama stood amid the red, white and blue ticker tape with his family, it was a moment to drink in the rapture of the crowd.
Olive created it as the World Bible Society of America in 1979, and first drew attention with a book predicting the rapture of the faithful on the Jewish New Year, 1988.
Things worked well enough when punching in the name of an artist or a song (some Mobb Deep in our Wu Tang station, Tom Vek and The Rapture in our LCD Soundsystem one).
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Camping claimed he was able to use the Bible to calculate the exact date of the Rapture ( most recently it was supposed to be May 23, 2011, and before that in 1994).
He has become well-known for the quality of music during the catwalk and proudly told me that guests this season would be treated to several unreleased tracks from indie bands The Envy Corps, Long Walks on the Beach, The Rapture and Beady Eye.
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But they also get so much praise for doing things that ordinary people just do look at the gooey rapture over seeing the Yankees assemble as a team in the back of Rivera's news conference, as if it was some grand act, and not basic, expected human courtesy for a teammate.
There was none of the national rapture that occurred when the NFL ended its own work stoppage.
Ms. SILL: (Singing) The sweetest rapture ...(unintelligible) capture (unintelligible) my heart in the westward direction of my own resurrection.
It seems that the world of Columbia is more densely populated than the ravaged Rapture.
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Well, we have the obvious idea that Rapture is Columbia, sunk under the ocean instead of floating above it.
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While the fallen city of Rapture was a mess of doom and gloom and psychopathic crazies, Columbia is the opposite in every way.
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But it would be a little odd, and make the underwater city of Rapture rather less impressive.
Rapture was the doomed masterwork of a visionary businessman named Andrew Ryan, who was technically more an Objectivist than a libertarian, but quibbling over labels just sucks the fun out of the thing.
But it makes me wonder: Are the developers deliberately mimicking the previous games, or is there a deeper reason why the nature of Columbia resembles Rapture?
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Stalwart character actors Toby Jones, William Sadler and Frances Sternhagen make strong impressions, but Harden's religious rapture sucks all the air out of the room (it's always hard to make fundamentalists seem credible).
That Rapture, and really all the events of the original BioShock are direct, alternate parallels of everything that happens in BioShock Infinite, right down to the characters themselves.
For them, seeing the King of Pop is a quasi-religious experience, and they went into rapture when he appeared.
It is indifferently acted and in too much of a rush for quick hits to establish anything like the lull and swell of a real rave -- there's no undertow, no rapture, just a randomized string of highs and lows.
Finalists: "Rapture, Blister, Burn, " by Gina Gionfriddo, a searing comedy that examines the psyches of two women in midlife as they ruefully question the differing choices they have made, and "4000 Miles, " by Amy Herzog, a drama that shows acute understanding of human idiosyncrasy as a spiky 91-year-old locks horns with her rudderless 21-year-old grandson who shows up at her Greenwich Village apartment after a disastrous cross-country bike trip.
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