 hornlike forehead.
Guinness World Records classifies the cassowary as the World's most dangerous bird. The first confirmed human death since 1926 was recently caused by a cassowary. The victim was a Florida bird enthusiast who was checking on the eggs of a pet cassowary he kept on his farm, and after accidentally falling, the bird was startled and attacked. The man later died in the hospital from the injuries.
Although there are people who keep these birds as exotic pets, anyone considering them as a backyard pet should consider that this type of bird can out-muscle and out-run most humans. With it's muscular legs and dagger like 5" claws, it can run up to 31 mph, and weighing up to 130 lbs, it still manages to jump almost 7 feet into the air and swim like an accomplished swimmer.
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Anxiety
What is anxiety?
Feeling worried and anxious is a completely normal part of life and very common.
But if anxiety starts to get on top of you, then it can affect your mental health.
You’d expect to get nervous or anxious before an exam or if you’re moving school or if something a bit out of the ordinary happens that you may be fearful of.
Anxiety is a natural part of the ‘fight or flight’ reaction.
Symptoms
Sometimes anxiety just won’t go away, and this is when problems start.
You might be worrying about everyday stuff, things which might never happen or which seem irrational, embarrassing or difficult to talk about.
For example, you might be worried about saying something silly or making a fool of yourself or having a physical reaction that you can’t control.
Reactions
When you’re anxious your body reacts. You may have:
- overwhelming fear
- nervousness
- trembles or shakes
- tummy aches
- a racing heart
- a tight chest
- panic attacks
- problems with sleeping
- weight loss
- breathing difficulties
- difficulties concentrating
- a short temper
There are plenty of other symptoms too.
When does it happen?.
What you can do
There are things you can do to help with these types of thoughts or feelings such as:
- Speaking to a trusted person about how you are feeling; this could be family, friends, doctor, school nurse or counsellor
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- Distracting yourself e.g. reading, exercise or listening to music
- Download some ‘self-help’ apps for more advice
- Visit (problems/anxiety)
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Spread the word with an online newsletter. They're easy to make and impossible to mess up :)Try it nowHaven't ran one yet hopefully in August been training for over a year so far, it's not something you can just say "oh I'm going to try it", it takes a lot of commitment the training will break your soul into a thousand pieces and your will to live will shatter multiple times, you will suffer many mental breakdowns in the process and that's before I even talk about the injuries.. 

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Go for it mate ma DMS are open if you need anything I'm fuckin here for you blue...On Earth Xur is standing high up at the top of a cliff at Winding Cove in the EDZ. To find Xur, spawn into Winding Cove and move up towards the top of the area marked on the map. Xur is now standing above you on a cliff. The quickest way to reach him is to jump upwards on the various ledges and foliage nearby. When you reach the top Xur will be standing there, ready to sell you some precious exotic loot!In our verse by verse discussion of John 6, we come to verse 38, a verse that highlights the will of the Father.
The will that Jesus reveals about salvation is founded not on human will in time, but on the transcendent will of God. It is the will of the Father who sent the eternal Word from Heaven. What is the Father’s revealed will? Jesus reveals the Father’s will in two different ways, by what He says in verses 39 and 40.
John 6:39 (NASB)“This is the will of Him who sent Me, that of all that He has given Me I lose nothing, but raise it up on the last day.
Who are the all that He (the Father) has given Me (the Son) in verse 39? The grammar will help us to understand. “Have given” is the perfect verb tense which means that the action done by the Father (the Giving) is a completed action that occurred in the past, but which produced a state of being or a result that exists in the present (the time it was spoken). Who is Jesus talking about who were presently existing as ones who have been given to the Father? Let’s look at Jesus’ words in the context of John.
John 17:6-12 (NASB) 6 “I have manifested Your name to the men whom You gave Me out of the world; they were Yours and You gave them to Me, and they have kept Your word. 7 “Now they have come to know that everything You have given Me is from You; 8 for the words which You gave Me I have given to them; and they received them and truly understood that I came forth from You, and they believed that You sent Me. 9 I ask on their behalf; I do not ask on behalf of the world, but of those whom You have given Me; for they are Yours; 10 and all things that are Mine are Yours, and Yours are Mine; and I have been glorified in them. 11 “I am no longer in the world; and yet they themselves are in the world, and I come to You. Holy Father, keep them in Your name, the name which You have given Me, that they may be one even as We are. 12 “While I was with them, I was keeping them in Your name which You have given Me; and I guarded them and not one of them perished but the son of perdition, so that the Scripture would be fulfilled.
The ones who were presently existing as those who had been given to Jesus were the disciples.
The ones who were given to Jesus in the past and are still being watched over and preserved by Jesus at the time that Jesus spoke the words, were the disciples. However, not all of the disciples were included in those who were “given” to Jesus.
Jesus said that not all of his disciples were included in the giving to Jesus from the Father. Judas was one that Jesus chose to be His disciple, but Judas was not one of those given to Jesus by the Father. Why was Judas not given to Jesus? It was because Judas was not one who belonged to the Father. Judas was not one of those who kept the Father’s word (John 17:6), and Judas was a practiced thief (John 12:6). Judas was not one who received Jesus’ words (John 17:8) nor was he being kept in the name that the Father gave Jesus (John 17:12).
Judas did not keep the Father’s word.
Judas did not belong to the Father.
Judas was not given to Jesus.
Judas was not kept by Jesus from the enemy.
Kept the Father’s word.
Belonged to the Father.
Were given to Jesus.
Were all guarded and kept by Jesus from the enemy.
It is also important to note that of all who have kept the Father’s word, who belonged to the Father, who were given to Jesus and who were all watched over and kept by Jesus from the enemy, will remain in faith and none of those would be lost. They were the eleven disciples, and Jesus kept them perfectly safe.
The eleven were kept safe. One did not belong to the Father, and one did not obey the Father. Judas was never given to Jesus because Judas never belonged to the Father.
“Everyone who beholds the Son and believes in Him”. The verbs “beholds” and “believes” are substantival participles which use the participle like a noun. Thus it is the beholding ones and the believing ones. Both verbs are in the present tense so it is the beholding and believing ones who continue to behold and believe. What does Jesus say is the Father’s will for those who will believe and who continue to believe?
Who will have eternal life? Those who continue to behold the Son and who continue to believe in Him!
Who will be raised up? Jesus said it is the ones who continue to behold and believe on him who will be raised up on the last day.
Jesus has been entrusted with the 11 disciples, and He has been entrusted with all who will continue to look to Him for life.
If you are a Calvinist who believes that God unconditionally gives people to Jesus, would you consider answering these questions?
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