iPhone 5 Features: Apple Announces New Phone, iPods. Good Morning America

If you've even walked by a computer today, I'm sure you've heard that the new iPhone was announced by Apple. They said, "We have updated every aspect of iPhone 5." A more powerful A6 processor will make the new phone twice as fast as the iPhone 4S. It also has a bumped-up audio system and an upgraded iSight camera.

If that's not enough, "iPhone 5's camera will have new better low-light capabilities and a panorama mode," Apple said.

As the proud owner of the iPhone 4s, which was the "cool kid in school" until this morning, I'm conflicted about the news!

What do you think, will you upgrade or buy the new iPhone 5?

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"The number of people who have fled the church because it is too patient or compassionate is negligible; the number who have fled because they find it too unforgiving is tragic." (Brennan Manning) God, help us love one another (John 13:34).

Just read this quote from Mother Teresa. “May God break my heart so completely that the whole world falls in.” Please, Jesus.

"It's the hardest thing to give away and the last thing on your mind today"

Matthew West "Forgiveness" (Amazon | iTunes)

"Oh, Father won't You forgive them, they don't know what they've been doing. Oh Father, give me grace to forgive them cause I feel like the one losing"

Tenth Avenue North "Losing" (Amazon | iTunes)

The Dos and Don'ts of the Perfect Apology. Shine from YAHOO! 

Yesterday was 9/11 and we honored and remembered those who were lost, but we also heard stories of hope. Marine Cpl. Juan Dominguez, Triple Amputee Afghanistan War Veteran, Gets New 'Smart Home' On 9/11. Huffington Post 

Alabama Pastor Calvin Havens Provides House For Local Subway Manager, A Homeless Woman With Cancer. Huffington Post "Just a casual conversation started the whole thing," said Havens.

"Amazing Grace" 9/11 Choir

Tribute to Flight 93

Jon Stewart's emotional account of 9/11

Pregnant Flight 93 victim honored by husband's lasting tribute. YAHOO! News 

Ten years after her death on Sept. 11, 2001, Lauren Catuzzi Grandcolas still inspires people. That's not an accident. Her husband, Jack, insists that her legacy be a living one.

Lauren -- along with 39 other passengers and the flight crew -- died when United Flight 93, having been hijacked by terrorists, went down in a field near Shanksville, Pa. It was the flight that fought back against the attackers, preventing the plane from reaching its target in Washington, D.C. The heroism of those passengers -- and their battle cry, "Let's Roll"-- lives on as part of the tragic story of 9/11.

For Jack, the sudden death of his wife carried additional grief. Lauren, 38, was pregnant, and Jack, suddenly without his family, was thrust into a world of pain and loneliness, engulfed by a dark depression. It was Lauren's spirit, in many ways, that gave him the strength he needed to fight his way out of it.

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As we remember the events of 9/11, we remember that in our deepest tragedies, God is there. Have you seen God show up in the midst of your rubble? Tell us about it here or on Facebook. 

Lawrence Stack, FDNY Commander Who Died Saving Others On 9/11, Remembered Atop One World Trade Center (PHOTO). Huffington Post