51.   But when the time is right, he said, he will feel it in his heart.

52.   By recognizing and getting past their own defenses, people are able to use their gifts more effectively and feel more in tune with the Creator, she said.

53.   California residents who moved from colder climates may have trouble feeling summer in a region with subtle, barely discernible seasons, experts say.

54.   Callaghan recommended that anyone who feels uneasy in a large hotel ask to be escorted to the room, not just on registering, but any time.

55.   Clearly, the actors have been energized by feeling themselves in an envelope-pushing film.

56.   Colorado high school gunman Eric Harris may not have felt accepted in the halls of Columbine High, but he was apparently right at home navigating the Internet.

57.   Despite falling crime rates, many Americans continue to feel afraid in their homes and neighborhoods, according to a survey released Tuesday.

58.   Desai, now a professor, says she felt isolated in western Massachusetts and welcomed the move to the urban, cosmopolitan atmosphere of the MIT campus.

59.   Earlier in the day, Thomas had reported feeling sensations in his toes, according to a source close to the family.

60.   Even better, Emmitt feels it in his, as well.