Sold Crystal Cathedral, Hour of Power continues

The famous Crystal Cathedral in the American TV preacher Robert Schuller is sold to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange. Despite the continued sale of the television broadcast Hour of Power unchanged.





















Hour of Power is the weekly broadcast of a church service from the Crystal Cathedral. Millions of people worldwide every Sunday morning vote accordingly.

The municipality, however, went bankrupt Schuller and their debt to pay off the glass church building was sold. Two buyers came forward: a university and the diocese. Either they offered a sum of around $ 50 million.

The diocese ensures that at least another three years the municipality may use the Crystal Cathedral. In the Netherlands, Hour of Power, seen on Sunday morning on RTL 5.

Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez Accused of attempted assassination against Obama

A young man suspected of firing two shots at the White House last week was charged with murder attempt against President Barack Obama or his staff, said on Thursday.



















The man, aged 21, appeared for the first time Thursday before a federal judge in Pittsburgh, following his arrest at a hotel in Pennsylvania. It must answer the charges against him in Washington.

Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez will remain in custody at least until a judge determines whether Washington should remain jailed pending trial. He faces life in prison if convicted.

The suspect's arrest was announced Wednesday by the Secret Service, the agency charged with protecting the president of the United States.

A bullet was found in an outer pane of the White House, after being blocked by the bulletproof glass. Another bullet was found Tuesday outside the residence of U.S. president.

Gunshots were heard near the White House Friday by witnesses who saw two suspicious vehicles in the area. An assault rifle was also found.

Ford F-150 Platinum SuperCrew 4x4 2011 EcoBoost Test

The F-150 which is currently in its fresh showroom is not entirely original, but Ford has recently added a new engine to the list of attractive options to the popular van. Responding to the call buyers looking for highly efficient performance, the manufacturer now offers unleashed its F-150 EcoBoost V6 with a new sophisticated alternative to a V8 more greedy.

Truck lovers across the country want to know everything about the new F-150 EcoBoost. Your humble reporter has gleaned from the questions asked on Twitter, in parking lots and intersections, and discussed here on the most common.

Question 1: What is EcoBoost? Answer: EcoBoost is a new range of Ford engines super efficient using turbocharging and direct injection to deliver the performance of a big engine, but the economy a little.

















In this case:

The F-150 EcoBoost uses the services of a V6 twin-turbo 3.5-liter V8 instead of a more muscular, with a buttery power to reach and consumption of more discreet.

Using a smaller displacement engine turbo instead of a more full-bodied mechanical, pump the driver pays only for the power it needs, rather than to feed a big engine still thirsty.

The idea? Relaxed driving at highway speeds, when the sleepy turbos, the engine of the F-150 burns gasoline at the effective speed of a V6 ... but turbos are always ready to cough up extra horsepower and torque as required.

Question 2: Is it powerful?
Answer: Yes. The six-cylinder supercharged 365 horsepower and 420 deployed lb-ft of torque. This is more than the new 5.0-liter V8 and can exploit the maximum torque at 2500 revolutions, about 2000 rounds earlier than comparable V8. Translation: incredible times and a machine that will stand up to an F-150 filled the new 6.2-liter V8 in drag racing.