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Photo:  Microbubbles (MBs) are bubbles smaller than one hundredth of a millimetre in diameter, but larger than one micrometre. They have widespread application in industry, life science, and medicine.              Concerning global warming: "The latest geoengineering scheme involves turning the world's oceans into a giant bubble bath, with hundreds of millions of tiny bubbles pumped into the seas. This would increase the water's reflectivity and bring down ocean temperatures, according to the Harvard University physicist Russell Seitz. As the creative physicist said to the assembled crowd at an international meeting on geoengineering research: 'Since water covers most of the earth, don't dim the sun.  . . .  Brighten the water.' " Geoengineering for Real.  Oliver Morton @TheEconomist    https://econ.st/3xZecy8

''Then all those virgins rose and trimmed their lamps. And the foolish said to the wise, 'Give us some of your oil, for our lamps are going out.' But the wise answered, saying, 'Since there will not be enough for us and for you, go rather to the dealers and buy for yourselves' (Matthew 25:7-9).'' When the eternal Bridegroom Jesus Christ comes to bring the dawn of the eternal Day, everyone will be brought before Him. And everyone will trim their lamps with the oil of their faith. The foolish ask the wise to borrow some of their oil. But no one can borrow faith from anyone else. Everyone will be judged fit for entrance into the eternal wedding feast on the basis of their own faith. But Jesus also says, "If you have faith like a grain of mustard seed" (Matthew 17:20). It doesn't take much faith. Only faith in Jesus' death and resurrection for you. Faith in His atoning sacrifice on the cross. That is all that is necessary for you to enter Heaven. Faith in His forgiveness of your sins. Forgiveness proclaimed in every Gospel message. Amen.

This month we'll consider Jesus' parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins. Let us hear it today: "Then the kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins who took their lamps and went to meet the bridegroom. Five of them were foolish, and five were wise. For when the foolish took their lamps, they took no oil with them, but the wise took flasks of oil with their lamps. As the bridegroom was delayed, they all became drowsy and slept. But at midnight there was a cry, 'Here is the bridegroom! Come out to meet him.' Then all those virgins rose and trimmed their lamps. And the foolish said to the wise, 'Give us some of your oil, for our lamps are going out.' But the wise answered, saying, 'Since there will not be enough for us and for you, go rather to the dealers and buy for yourselves.' And while they were going to buy, the bridegroom came, and those who were ready went in with him to the marriage feast, and the door was shut. Afterward the other virgins came also, saying, 'Lord, lord, open to us.' But he answered, 'Truly, I say to you, I do not know you.' Watch therefore, for you know neither the day nor the hour.

 Sports In Depth with Doc Stanley and his sports posse,is in depth informative educational and historical look at the world of sports,on his renowned and legendary award winning,radio show,Sports In Depth. Di-versing from both a daily and historical perspective,bringing also both an in depth look and perspective not only on the sports of our times, but too,of the players and performers of the said events, both now and of yesteryear. Sports In Depth,AKA SID, also brings us the unique strategies of sports from an intellectual prospective. Not just athletics because as it takes raw GOD given talent and conditioning it too takes a GOD blessed mind fueled with passion, determination,intellect and a belief of competing and accomplishing too. And with the in depth knowledge and diverse intellect, of Doc's iconic posse,Sports In Depth is too,the world in Depth.  In Rio in my beloved Brazil some Christmas aid is needed.Famed NYPD Detective,John Thompson,friend of our legendary Hoopster needs aid for his organization:C/O William Davis/Brazil All You Need Charity/112 Festoon Ct./Smyrna,GA.30080.Also Lessons From Baseball by Hensley Bam Bam Meulens Thanks for joining us once again,where we always,Rope the Rumors,Hog tie the Issues and Brand the Truth. *TRUST*IN*GOD* ''You are coming but I'm going.'' ''Since we are not on the same page,let's just turn it and quickly.'' ''It's not that you care for me it's about what you can get from me.'' ''Always gave you the benefit of the doubt,now you've left no doubt.'' ''Them Reading the Bible doesn't mean they live it,consume it or understand it.''  Doc Stanley's Words Of Wit,Wisdom and Truth AKA Julius LugWegi's Words Of Wealth  

25 -Then the kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins who took their lamps-a- and went to meet the bridegroom.-b- 2 Five of them were foolish, and five were wise. 3 For when the foolish took their lamps, they took no oil with them, 4 but the wise took flasks of oil with their lamps. 5 As the bridegroom was delayed, they all became drowsy and slept. 6 But at midnight there was a cry, 'Here is the bridegroom- Come out to meet him.' 7 Then all those virgins rose and trimmed their lamps. 8 And the foolish said to the wise, 'Give us some of your oil, for our lamps are going out.' 9 But the wise answered, saying, 'Since there will not be enough for us and for you, go rather to the dealers and buy for yourselves.' 10 And while they were going to buy, the bridegroom came, and those who were ready went in with him to the marriage feast, and the door was shut. 11 Afterward the other virgins came also, saying, 'Lord, lord, open to us.' 12 But he answered, 'Truly, I say to you, I do not know you.' 13 Watch therefore, for you know neither the day nor the hour.

Hebrews 4:14-16a NLT  'Since we have a great High Priest who has entered heaven, Jesus the Son of God, let us hold firmly to what we believe. This High Priest of ours understands our weaknesses, for he faced all of the same testings we do, yet he did not sin. So let us come boldly to the throne of our gracious God.' Every Lent I ponder the temptations of Jesus. There, he was invited to satisfy his human appetites; for food, recognition and power. All three, over the years, have tried to draw me from my first desire to serve God. There is always that small yet persistent inner voice that justifies slight adjustments, so that I might apparently love God and myself at the same time.   I find it easy to look beyond myself to establish a frame of reference against which to measure my decisions. But the reference points I select owe little to God. I’m also consistently invited to consider God who is within me when making my decisions, and these may well fly in the face of the external landscape, together with its apparent demands, that surrounds me. This external landscape is particular and limited to its own context. I share common humanity with those born in war-torn Syria or poverty-stricken Zimbabwe, yet our contexts are light years apart. The only shared context we can access is the truth of God. Since God is Omniscient, Omnipresent and Omnipotent, our experience of God is the only trustworthy reference we share across the whole of humanity.  Evidence of our growing Christian maturity is revealed in the extent to which we make life decisions based upon this shared God context rather than our local, transient one. I may point to my local context to prove a point, yet it’s only relevant in as far as it measures up to God’s universal context. It’s what makes us world Christians; who recognise their citizenship is in heaven and God’s values alone, clearly revealed within scripture, are permanent. It’s one of the reasons Jesus was regarded with such suspicion by those who wielded power. He owed nothing to anyone, but everything to an unseen God.   QUESTION: Have you opened your eyes, ears and heart to the universal call of God to humanity?  PRAYER: Show me how to make the decisions you want me to make, Lord.    

- Press the PLAY button to listen to the catechesis of the day and share if you like -+ A reading from the Acts of the Apostles +After Paul's escorts had taken him to Athens,   they came away with instructions for Silas and Timothy   to join him as soon as possible.Then Paul stood up at the Areopagus and said:“You Athenians, I see that in every respect   you are very religious.For as I walked around looking carefully at your shrines,   I even discovered an altar inscribed, ‘To an Unknown God.'What therefore you unknowingly worship, I proclaim to you.The God who made the world and all that is in it,   the Lord of heaven and earth,   does not dwell in sanctuaries made by human hands,   nor is he served by human hands because he needs anything.Rather it is he who gives to everyone life and breath and everything.He made from one the whole human race   to dwell on the entire surface of the earth,   and he fixed the ordered seasons and the boundaries of their regions,   so that people might seek God,   even perhaps grope for him and find him,   though indeed he is not far from any one of us.For ‘In him we live and move and have our being,'   as even some of your poets have said,   ‘For we too are his offspring.'Since therefore we are the offspring of God,   we ought not to think that the divinity is like an image   fashioned from gold, silver, or stone by human art and imagination.God has overlooked the times of ignorance,   but now he demands that all people everywhere repent   because he has established a day on which he will ‘judge the world   with justice' through a man he has appointed,   and he has provided confirmation for all   by raising him from the dead.”When they heard about resurrection of the dead,   some began to scoff, but others said,   “We should like to hear you on this some other time.”And so Paul left them.But some did join him, and became believers.Among them were Dionysius,   a member of the Court of the Areopagus,   a woman named Damaris, and others with them.After this he left Athens and went to Corinth.The Gospel of the Lord.

The Indifferent, written by John Don, now a revised metaphysical poem. With a little bit of help from John t.v.r.z. dot com, here now On Anchor FM podcasting app, free on the Google Play Store, download it, baby! Now we are reading indifferently I CAN love both fair and brown; both dark and light. Her whom abundance melts, and her who want betrays; a fullness beyond pale moonbeams in a deep silent ink night. Her who loves loneness best, and her who masks and plays; the test better than the architect of it. Her whom the country form'd, and whom the town; bloomed overflowing from her ever-present love betwixt all these ten thousand things. Her who believes, and her who tries; She who still weeps with spongy eyes, interrupted by these eternal joys to cease all returning to dreams. Awakened. And her who is dry cork, and never cries. Rising quickly if ever submerged. I can love her, and her, and you, and you; love floats. I can love any, so she is not true. And never in another but yourself truth always was, is and will be. Will no other vice to content you? Will, it did not serve your turn to do as did your mothers? Or have you all old vices spent, and now would find out others? Or doth a fear that men are true to torment you? Or is silence a greater teacher than screaming? O we are not, be not you so; Let me—and do you—twenty know; Rob me, but bind me not, and let me go. Must I, who came to travel thorough you, Grow your fix'd subject because you are true? Venus heard me sigh this song; And by love's sweetest part, variety, she swore, She heard not this till now; and that it should be so no more. She went, examined, and return'd ere long, And said, "Alas ! some two or three Poor heretics in love there be, Which think to establish dangerous constancy. But I have told them, 'Since you will be true, You shall be true to them who're false to you.' I will be able to adoration myself mutually trading events and brown; hair. Her whom a large quantity melts, in me, and her in whom neediness betrays; me. Her who loves me loneness best, and her who masks and plays; my heart. Her whom the country form'd, and whom the town; bloomed ripened white. Her who believes, and her who tries; ripened now. Her who nevertheless weeps with elastic eyes, no watcher of shadows play. Only light witnessing the truth and no type of reflection playing upon perceptions weakness. And her who is soaked up cork, and in no way cries. To be being as God is as I do... But now relief makes me God, without effort or any insecurity that was my lot. I know how to have a weakness for her, and her, and you, and you; me myself. I tin in thin foil for freshness find irresistible any seed God plants. any, as a result, she is not true. But You are. Will no other secondary desire satisfy you? Will it does not fulfill your corner to get something done as did your mothers? Or receive you each and everyone from the past vices spent, and in half, a shake would regain out of others, what? Or doth a terror that men are genuine torture you? For we are, true and the truth. Or we are not, be not you so; to know some other man's dream but your own. I come unknown alone to see this empty hidden throne. Let me—and act in you—twenty times knowing. Rob me, but oblige me not, and assent to me go. I return then. Must I, who came to trek thorough you, come back and ye do not recognize me? Grow your fix'd subject, for the reason that you are true? I am me as you are you, but in the final layer pulled. You are me pushed out from myself only seeming, and in no illusions or incarnate dream am I not God, but believe that acted, scripted role out here now on the metaphysical theater's stage, an Anchor FM podcast. Venus heard me sigh this song; And by love's sweetest part, variety, she swore, blue blazes beyond sailors' finest articulated expression of frustration. She heard not this till now; for I had only just now penned it in, the ink still wet. Johntvrz.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Music from 'The Pinnacle' in rehearsal and interviews with band members in their dressing-room after a performance at The South Bank Centre in London. Frank speaking about what music means to them on their journey through prison and now on the outside. 'Since 2012 the Irene Taylor Trust have been running their ‘through the gate’ programme, Sounding Out. The two year traineeship aims to provide longer-term rehabilitative opportunities to previous project participants in order to help bridge the gap between life inside and outside prison. Through a combination of live music performances and paid training placements participants are able to demonstrate on a very public platform the positivity, talent and creativity locked inside our prisons, challenging the often negative perceptions of people who have spent time in prison.' https://irenetaylortrust.comArt installation by Nam June Paik 'the father of video art' seen at Tate Modern 2019

Music from 'The Pinnacle' in rehearsal and interviews with band members in their dressing-room after a performance at The South Bank Centre in London. Frank speaking about what music means to them on their journey through prison and now on the outside. 'Since 2012 the Irene Taylor Trust have been running their ‘through the gate’ programme, Sounding Out. The two year traineeship aims to provide longer-term rehabilitative opportunities to previous project participants in order to help bridge the gap between life inside and outside prison. Through a combination of live music performances and paid training placements participants are able to demonstrate on a very public platform the positivity, talent and creativity locked inside our prisons, challenging the often negative perceptions of people who have spent time in prison.' https://irenetaylortrust.comArt installation by Nam June Paik 'the father of video art' seen at Tate Modern 2019

NBA Christmas 2019 definitely did not disappoint. Host of 'Lou's Log' & 'Since the Sandbox' podcasts Lou Areniello joins me as we recap every matchup in depth. Since The Sandbox Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/since-the-sandbox-podcast/id1480290919 Social Media: IG: @since_the_sandbox Twitter: @SandBoxSince FB: Since The Sandbox 1Q: Celtics vs. Raptors 2Q: Bucks vs. Sixers 3Q: Rockets vs. Warriors 4q: Clippers vs. Lakers OT: Nuggets vs. Pelicans --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/guarduppod/support

'Since the 2017 pension reform, engagement is rising… but we have 1.5 million customers, so rising engagement is a challenge,' says Risk Director Kelvin Mejía

Peter Frere | 1 Kings 3:1-15, 1 Kings 11:1-12 When God offered him anything he wanted, Solomon asked for - and was given - his legendary wisdom. Under his reign Israel achieved its greatest wealth and power, and Solomon fulfilled the task of building the temple. And yet... in just one generation the kingdom broke apart. In the end, says Peter, it took several centuries more for God's true kingdom to be established - a kingdom built not on power and wealth but on sacrifice and humility.Discussion questions can be downloaded here.Solomon answered, '... Give your servant a discerning heart to govern your people and to distinguish between right and wrong. For who is able to govern this great people of yours?' The Lord was pleased that Solomon had asked for this. So God said to him, 'Since you have asked for this and not for long life or wealth for yourself, nor have asked for the death of your enemies but for discernment in administering justice, I will do what you have asked. I will give you a wise and discerning heart, so that there will never have been anyone like you, nor will there ever be.'King Solomon, however, loved many foreign women besides Pharaoh's daughter... As Solomon grew old, his wives turned his heart after other gods, and his heart was not fully devoted to the Lord his God, as the heart of David his father had been.

This week I want to reflect on mental wellness, technology, and sleep.During this first season we didn't set out to explore mental wellness but it became apparent that in the arc of their stories that mental fortitude, resilience, and strength were crucial to the achievements of our guests, even those that had experienced mental health challenges in their lives.Reflecting on these many interviews, intentionality seems to define our guests. Intentionality of how they live their lives and how they live with technology. Whether Ryder Carroll through his Bullet Journal or Debbie Millman's life design methodology where she writes a projected vision of her perfect day five years in the future, defining their future selves seems to be a common trait. Outside of the Podcast, I did a breakfast interview with Fabrice Grinda, Forbes listed No1 Angel Investor, where he laid out his life planning approach, writing 20000-word letters to himself outlining his future life. This for me is intentionality. We live in a world where It's so easy to assume from the polished veneer of our socially connected world that everyone is happy, mentally strong and resilient. Contrast that with the common reality of the distracted lives of those who live in a constant state of what is often called Continuous Partial Attention. I'll quote from the visionary thinker and thought leader, Linda Stone: ‘In large doses, it contributes to a stressful lifestyle, to operating in crisis management mode, and to a compromised ability to reflect, to make decisions, and to think creatively. In a 24/7, always-on world, continuous partial attention used as our dominant attention mode contributes to a feeling of overwhelm, over-stimulation and to a sense of being unfulfilled. We are so accessible, we're inaccessible. The latest, greatest powerful technologies have contributed to our feeling increasingly powerless'.Just consider the neurological and neuro-chemical effects this is having a pandemic of global proportions320m people globally are suffering from depression and anxiety and that's just the reported numbers 16.1 million American workers are affected by Major Depressive Disorder according to Workplacementalhealth.orgIn the US alone the feeling of social isolation is on the rise - 50% of of the population claim to feel ‘alone...disconnected ...that no one really knows us'Since 2011 depression rates have risen 60% amongst 12-17-year-old teens and young adults.This is an individual and a collective problem44% of adults say stress has increased in the last five years 56% of employees say stress and anxiety impact their job performance 62% of missed workdays are attributed to Mental Conditions We need to confront this. I think most of us have experienced the negative impact that social media and technology can have on wellbeing. But we can't turn back the technology timeline and we need to face emerging challenges of rapidly changing world where our identity and purpose as humans will be challenged by the advances in AI and Machine learning - where they can out think us, outperform us and out reason us…Soon we will have to question more than ever who we arewhat we want to beand doSo as technology threatens to erode our humanity, we need to strengthen our collective identity and that starts with us to take action and confront the realities of how we live with technology today. If you are... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 Legendary scribe and sportscaster ,Melvin''Doc'' Stanley Sr.,is on the airwaves once again with his award winning and iconic radio show,the renowned'Sports In Depth'. Bringing back the much in demand award winning segment,''Did You Know?'' ''Things you don't know that you thought you  know and now you know because I told you so.'' This Friday night segment finds for a rare Friday night both New York teams,Yanks and Mets are winners.  We too say happy 38th and 33rd Wedding Aniversaries to the Mendozas on their 38th,the Rev.Keith Mendoza and his politically active wife the honorable Mrs.Susan Mendoza.And my beloved brother James Jr.,and my lovely sister in law Paulette celebrate their 33rd today along with Mendozas. GOD Bless you Blesed and special couples.We thank you all again for joining us here SID where we always,''Rope the Rumors,Lasso the Issues and Brand the Truth.''GOD Bless. *TRUST*IN*GOD* ''You are the exception to the rule that adheres to the rule.'' ''Always gave you the benefit of the doubt and now  it's no doubt you are out.'' ''It's not that you care for me it's what you can get from me.'' ''Since we are not on the same page,let's turn it,rapidly.'' ''Because?Because you've got it and I can use it.'' ''As you look back over your life you see so called close and dear friends that never were or could be or will be.'' GOD gives you your family but that doesn't mean they will act and do like family.'' ''A Buddy is a little higher than a friend and just below a brother with a chance to elevate.''    'Doc Stanley's Words of Wit,Wisdom and Truth.'    

In this week’s episode we get Chris' thought process behind his new 'Since 2008' beat tape, get annoyed about our Instagram pet peeves, dig out of credit card debt, ignore negative comments, and try to better our speech habits. Family Mart Spotify Playlist https://open.spotify.com/user/youngjaynoir/playlist/3vVeMrv601mdN67Dy34dYl DistroKid distrokid.com/vip/chrispunsalan Contact Email: familymartpod@gmail.com Jay's Links: instagram.com/youngjaynoir twitter.com/youngjaynoir Chris' Links: youtube.com/ChrisPunsalanTV instagram.com/chrispunsalan twitter.com/chrispunsalan

Part 2- https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/tantricdex/episodes/2018-09-09T06_06_49-07_00 Aretha Franklin is without question the most accomplished vocalist in popular music – the undisputed Queen of Soul. And although there have been many pretenders to the throne, she still reigns supreme, regularly cited as the greatest female singer of modern times. A titan, with a voice that turned every room into a Cathedral. Her cultural impact is immeasurable. A child prodigy who began singing in her father’s church aged 12 and made her first record at 14. Ms. Franklin was a deeply reserved artist who spoke little about her art and shied away from revealing too much about her personal life. She once described her music as "me, with my hand outstretched, hoping someone will take it". Hers was a a life of heroism, heartbreak and hope and she articulated adversities and injustices that still exist today. A motherless child who grew up in extremely difficult circumstances fighting her way with attitude, pride and the unyielding will of a performer who became a symbol for the civil rights movement. She was also a champion of the women's rights movement giving them one of their early anthems with her rabble-rousing rendition of Otis Redding's ‘Respect’. Her ability to stimulate emotion is a talent few artists have ever been able to emulate. And her piano-playing prowess was unparalleled. Throughout her storied 60 year career she soulfully serenaded us with lush laments about love, loss and lust which will have a long lasting legacy. Born in Memphis and raised in Detroit, a city steeped in musical history and famed for producing icons in the industry. Franklin passed up the opportunity to sign with the legendary Motown label. However, Motown's most famous artists from Diana Ross to Marvin Gaye and Michael Jackson were greatly influenced by her. It’s no coincidence that the Motown Museum laid out a book of condolence when the news of her death broke, playing nothing but her music all weekend. She spent most of her life living in Detroit, with the City celebrating her life by holding a 4 day event in memorial of her passing. A send off fit for a Queen. Her impact as an artist is first and foremost attributable to her style and skill as a singer. Her vivacious voice – a glorious mix of gospel, jazz, blues and soul. There are no words that can properly describe it – the authenticity of it, the agony in it, the strength of it, the magic in it, the depth to it. It is utterly sublime, an ethereal instrument from an extraordinary woman. It’s difficult not to have some degree of physical or emotional response to her brilliant and impassioned voice as it swoops and soars with effortless intensity. The ease with which she skips octaves in ‘You’re All I Need to Get By’, the force of the top notes she delivers in ‘Think’, the sassiness in the liberating cries of ‘Respect’, the velvety tone of her voice in ‘Day Dreaming’ and the playfulness of her inventive phrasing in ‘Jump To It’ have influenced generations of singers. The late singer is also renowned for her ability to so inhabit someone else’s song that it became completely her own. So much so that fellow singers would simply stop singing them. Stevie Wonder is famously quoted as saying “If Aretha took your song, you weren’t getting it back”. But she was much more than an interpreter, she wrote songs too often with her sisters Carolyn and Erma (who had a hit with ‘Piece of My Heart’). Never one to shy away, she was fully invested in the craft of record-making and was fully involved in the production of her music. Working out the rhythm part, the piano arrangement and the vocal lines. She poured her heart and soul into each and every one of her tracks. The fortitude of the blues, the sincerity of soul, the expressiveness of jazz and, above all, the spirituality of gospel are all apparent in her finest work. She is gone, but those songs will endure. Make no mistake, we have lost one of the greatest voices to have ever graced this planet. Aretha has shuffled off this mortal coil, but her legacy, her ability to move people through her music, will remain well intact. Her place in history is secure. There is no one to fill her shoes because quite frankly she is incomparable. The Queen is dead, long live the Queen! Here’s a selection of my favourite cuts, on a down-tempo tip, from across her 6 decades as a recording artist. I’ll post Part II, which features the best examples of her uptempo work, in the coming days. Image by Bill Sienkiewicz *Also I'd like to say a special thanks to Jay Negron (AKA J*ski) who I contacted about his edit of Tom Moulton's mix of 'Since you've been gone' Jay re-edited it and sent it on to Tom who did some more work on it before he passed it on to me. This is a big deal for me as Tom Moulton is one of my heroes. So to know he did some work on a track on my behalf means a lot to me. If you're not familiar with Tom Moulton you can read about him here. He's the originator of remixes, amongst other achievements. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Moulton All songs by Aretha Franklin unless specified. 00:00 You're all I need to get by (Take 1) 00:41 W/ The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra- you're all I need to get by 04:30 Try a little tenderness 07:38 Skylark 10:20 Angel 14:37 Call me 18:24 (You make me feel like) A natural woman 20:58 Don't play that song 23:46 Dr. Feelgood (love is a serious business) 26:57 Night Life 30:00 Soul Serenade 32:31 W/ Eric Clapton- Good to me as I am to you 36:20 I never loved a man (The way I love you) 38:59 Do right woman, do right man 42:10 Ain't no way 46:16 Baby, baby, baby 49:03 Baby I love you 51:36 Since you've been gone (Tom Moulton mix, J*ski edit) 55:23 Won't be long 58:24 Eleanor Rigby 01:00:51 Spanish Harlem 01:04:14 Don't let me lose this dream 01:06:23 Day Dreaming 01:09:34 That's the way I feel about cha 01:16:21 Something he can feel 01:22:32 The shoop shoop song (it's in his kiss) 01:24:49 Love is the only thing 01:27:23 It only happens (When I look at you) 01:31:24 Oh me oh my (I'm a fool for you baby) 01:34:52 Lean on me 01:39:20 Young, Gifted and black 01:42:44 A change is gonna come 01:46:24 W/ The Roots- People get ready (J.Period remix) 01:49:40 Neil Corcoran- Ms. Franklin (Supercut)** 01:55:10 Spirit in the dark 01:58:00 W/ Ray Charles- Spirit in the dark (reprise)(live) 02:06:12 W/ Lauryn Hill- A rose is still a rose 02:10:29 He'll come along 02:14:29 Willing to forgive 02:18:22 Until you come back to me (that's what I'm gonna do) 02:21:37 The fool on the hill 02:25:04 The long and winding road (Copycat re-edit) 02:29:17 Bridge over troubled water 02:34:06 W/ The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra- let it be 02:37:22 W/Mary J. Blige/The Harlem Boys Choir-never gonna break my faith 02:41:29 Nessun Dorma 02:44:40 W/ Frank Sinatra- what now,my love? 02:47:45 I say a little prayer (Dimitri from Paris re-edit) **Neil Corcoran- Ms. Franklin (Supercut)= Aretha Franklin- one step ahead Mos Def- Ms. fat booty Pete Rock- Aretha Aretha Franklin- all night (HipHop remix) Kanye West- school spirit (instrumental)

Welcome back to Geeks Talk, the monthly Podcast that is full of geeky goodness. In this episode we talk what we have been up to recently in our 'Since we've been gone' feature. We have some 'nearly news' courtesy of Dave. Then we talk about the new Speilberg Movie 'Ready Player One' We hope you enjoy and that you come back to us Geeks Talk. The geeks are: Lou, Dave, Sammi & Luke. If you want to ask us a question for a future podcast then follow us on Twitter for more Geeky Goodness - @JackGeekstalk

In this month's episode of 13 Steps Below- a podcast created by the students at the University of the Underground-, the second in a two-parter, we hear about the students' work in London and their creative processes as part of a project called 'Since 1989'. For their latest educative endeavor, students were tasked to explore the question, 'When post-truth is the new normal, what is the role of fiction in revealing hidden political narratives?' Part cinemathèque, part record label, part theatre set, students share their creative processes with you. In Episode 4 we hear interviews from Phil Lee, Creative Director at record label XL recordings and board member at the University of the Underground; British Film Institute's curator Anna Bogutskaya and interviews from Galit Ariel, self-proffered digital hippy and augmented reality expert. All taking us on a final explorative journey of the role of media, archiving and curation in a post-truth realm. Complimented by more audio works made by the students! This podcast was made by the students of the MA Design of Experiences at the University of the Underground and the Sandberg Instituut: Malena Maria Arcucci, John Charles Bricker, Tom Burke, Alexander Cromer, Francisco Dorado, Ryan Eykholt, Heather Griffin, Juhee Hahm, Anna Maria Merkel, Joseph Pleass, Ada Reinthal, Luke George Hardy Rideout, Evita Eva-Maria Bianca Rigert, Jack Waghorn! Massive thank you to University of the Underground's board member Phil Lee, creative director at XL recordings, for letting them record in the studio but also to the British Film Institute and the British Council for giving them access to their archives

Welcome back to Geeks Talk, the monthly Podcast that is full of geeky goodness. In this episode we talk what we have been up to recently in our 'Since we've been gone' feature. We have some 'nearly news' courtesy of Dave. Then we talk the newest MCU movie 'Black Panther'. The geeks are: Lou, Dave, Sammi & Luke. If you want to ask us a question for a future podcast then follow us on Twitter for more Geeky Goodness - @JackGeekstalk

Marcus answers an atheist's objection that 'Since evil exists, God does not exist.'

26/06/2016: Tim continues the Healthy Living series. (Galatians 5:1,13-25). 'You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh; rather serve one another humbly in love. For the entire law is fulfilled in keeping this one command: "Love your neighbour as yourself." If you bite and devour each other, watch out or you will be destroyed by each other' … 'Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.' Galatians 5:13-15, 25

Meet this week's awesome studentpreneur: Racheal Rose-Rehardt, 21 y.o., undergraduate Business student at the University of the Sunshine Coast and running the Redcliffe hive co-sharing space in Australia. Wrap up: Racheal has a slightly different profiled than the usual studentpreneurs. After running a couple of businesses, including a restaurant, she is now running a co-sharing space and supporting entrepreneurs while studying herself. She is also the winner of the 2015 SC Startup Weekend and shares her experience on there, basically that  when you are there you end up doing things that you thought  you were not capable of. Great inspiration! Check out when the next hackathon, weekend comp, startup weekend is on around you! U2U (Uni to support you): - 'Give us [academic and admin staff] a little of support when we need it, like an extension or liste ning to us'. How do you learn?: - 'I learn by doing, just go for it.' Quotes: - 'My entrepreneurship lecturer turned into an ideal mentor for me within  30 minutes' - 'I realised that maybe I am just obsessed with startups' - 'Since meeting my lecturer, everything has been put into perspective' - 'My entrepreneurship lecturer put me on the path to help startups' - 'On startup weekend: 'What you do in 54 hours is craziness' - 'On startup weekend: You just do what you think you couldn't do' - 'I just want to be there for them to tell them it's ok.' - 'Learn from experience and don't take yourself too seriously, don't let fear takeover.'   Links: - Redcliffe Hive: moretonbay.qld.gov.au/redcliffehive/ - Sunshine Coast Startup Weekend FB: Facebook.com/SWSunshineCoast/ - Startup Weekend: Startupweekend.org - Racheal's FB page: Facebook.com/rachealrose  -LinkedIn: Racheal   If you have what it takes you can apply to share your story on air. CLICK HERE

The doctrine of the international community's responsibility to protect the citizens of a country whose government has failed them has strengthened the presumption in favour of international intervention for humanitarian reasons. Sir John Holmes asks: 'When can international intervention be justified and effective?'Since the Rwandan genocide, the development of the doctrine of the international community's 'responsibility to protect' the citizens of a country whose government has failed them has strengthened the presumption in favour of international intervention for humanitarian reasons. At the same time the problems and failures in Iraq and Afghanistan have strengthened the arguments against such intervention. Both sides have seen in the case of Libya, while Syria has left everyone cautious but frustrated. Where does the debate now stand, and in what circumstances can intervention be both in accordance with international law, and successful?Sir John Holmes GCVO, KBE, CMG is the Director of the Ditchley Foundation and co-chair of the International Rescue Committee UK. He is the former UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator. A career diplomat, he has served the British government for more than thirty years and has extensive experience on conflict. Having worked on the Lebanon and Middle East peace processes, he was awarded a knighthood in 1998 primarily for his role in the Northern Ireland Peace Process and the Good Friday Agreement. He served as Private Secretary (Overseas Affairs) to John Major before becoming Principal Private Secretary to Tony Blair in 1997.

The doctrine of the international community's responsibility to protect the citizens of a country whose government has failed them has strengthened the presumption in favour of international intervention for humanitarian reasons. Sir John Holmes asks: 'When can international intervention be justified and effective?'Since the Rwandan genocide, the development of the doctrine of the international community's 'responsibility to protect' the citizens of a country whose government has failed them has strengthened the presumption in favour of international intervention for humanitarian reasons. At the same time the problems and failures in Iraq and Afghanistan have strengthened the arguments against such intervention. Both sides have seen in the case of Libya, while Syria has left everyone cautious but frustrated. Where does the debate now stand, and in what circumstances can intervention be both in accordance with international law, and successful?Sir John Holmes GCVO, KBE, CMG is the Director of the Ditchley Foundation and co-chair of the International Rescue Committee UK. He is the former UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator. A career diplomat, he has served the British government for more than thirty years and has extensive experience on conflict. Having worked on the Lebanon and Middle East peace processes, he was awarded a knighthood in 1998 primarily for his role in the Northern Ireland Peace Process and the Good Friday Agreement. He served as Private Secretary (Overseas Affairs) to John Major before becoming Principal Private Secretary to Tony Blair in 1997.