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Sinisa Jovic joins host Jake Murren on Episode 95 of Forged in Ohio. Sinisa is a 2-0 amateur mixed martial artist who is coming off an emphatic first-round KO win at Caged Thunder 28: Fight Night in the Flats. In this episode, Sinisa talks about the left hook that knocked out his opponent 41 seconds into the fight, competing against someone who has fought Alex Pereira in kickboxing, his purpose in MMA, and so much more. Sinisa thinks he's the most dangerous amateur welterweight in the state of Ohio, and it's hard to argue with him given all his experience and the skills he's shown off in the cage. Discover more about Sinisa Jovic by listening to Forged in Ohio today!Check out Sinisa on social media:Instagram: @serbixnFacebook: @sinisajovic Forged in Ohio:Instagram: @forgedinohioFacebook: @forgedinohioYouTube: @forgedinohioMusic on Forged in Ohio is from FreeMusicArchive.org: Servants by Jahzzarhttps://freemusicarchive.org/music/Jahzzar/Servants/Servants

Brian interviews three Mississauga mayoralty candidates that have great ideas and varied experience and have put their name, time and efforts forward to campaign for Mayor. The gatekeepers keep excluding them from debates and exposure, and the Main Street media ignoring them. So I want to give them each their fifteen minutes to put forward their case for your vote. Jamie Dookie, Diya Atassi, and Sinisa Mandrapa. If you want to be motivated by some incredible people, who are working hard to earn your support, please tune in. They have great innovative different ideas. Why just listen to the incumbent Councillors? Change might be good for Mississauga.

Brian hosts a Mayor's Debate amongst several of the candidates for Mayor of Mississauga that have been undemocratically and unfairly excluded from the debate tonight and the two last week. These are articulate qualified duly nominated candidates that deserve their time on stage and your consideration. Since certain organizations wouldn't let us on stage, we hold our own debate, with:Mitchell MacEachernSinisa MandrapaSara IqbalWinston HardingIf you want to be motivated by some incredible people, who are working hard to earn your support, please tune in. They have great innovative different ideas. Why just listen to the incumbent Councillors? Change might be good for Mississauga.

Siamo Franco e Mario Accorsi, siamo fratelli, siamo agricoltori e vi diamo il benvenuto a Fondo Bozzole, la nostra azienda agricola che si trova nelle campagne di Poggio Rusco, nell'Oltre Po Mantovano dal 2007 abbiamo iniziato a vinificare le nostre uve per produrre Lambrusco Mantovano, nel modo migliore.Essere Agricoltori per noi va ben oltre il salire sul trattore, significa essere parte della Natura, osservarla, lasciarla scorrere senza entrare in competizione.Essere Agricoltori per noi è la consapevolezza che il cibo viene dalla terra, dalle infinite relazioni e sinergie che esistono tra suolo, animali, piante, acqua, tra il sole e il buio, tra il visibile e l'invisibile.Essere Agricoltori per noi significa essere certi di poter offrire un prodotto buono, sano e di qualità perchè abbiamo capito che dalla Natura si ottiene tutto ciò di cui abbiamo bisogno.

Join Sinisa Tamamovic on the Stereo Productions podcast for an immersive journey into the world of electronic music. With his expertly curated selection of techno and house tracks, Sinisa takes listeners on a sonic adventure that is both captivating and energizing. TRACKLIST: 01. Adrian Hour – Spoiler Boom / Stereo Productions 02. Roy Rosenfeld, Khen – Milongi / Lost Miracle 03. Agus O – Fresh Minds / Mindshake Records 04. Olivier Giacomotto – Daylight's Delight / Yoshitoshi Recordings 05. Sinisa Tamamovic – Upside Down / Unreleased 06. Vibor – Amnesia / Night Light Records 07. D-Unity, Juli Aristy – Suena Mas Fuerte / Tronic 08. Chus & Ceballos – Go On! – Sinisa Tamamovic Remix / Unreleased 09. Sinisa Tamamovic – Deep Breath / Unreleased 10. Adam Ten, Mita Gami – High On / Crosstown Rebels 11. Gary Beck – Where Are You Going / Trick 12. Sinisa Tamamovic – Freeze Your Mind / Unreleased 13. Close Relative – Salt / Truesoul 14. Sinisa Tamamovic – Calls / Unreleased 15. Reiym, Oscar L – Shadows of Desire / Stereo Productions

[This show was recorded live on our YouTube/Twitch stream on 09/01/23] We. Are. Back! After a hectic Christmas period Ruairi and Adam are back to take you through the return of Serie A & the 3rd round of the F.A Cup. To start off we say arrivederci to some icons of the game that left us across the festive period, we reflect on careers and lives lived to the fullest from Gianluca Vialli, Pele and Sinisa, we discuss our memories and what these people meant to so many people. We then turn our attentions to Serie A and it was all about the late drama, 3 2-2s with last minute equalisers! What was the point in Inter beating Napoli now? What did we learn about both Milan and Roma? And was it Karmic justice for Lazio fans after another one of those stories coming out of their fanbase? Then we look towards the scudetto race, with Napoli vs Juve on the horizon what did this weekend tell us about both teams and what can we expect from the game? Finally we get to talk about our favourite competition, the F.A Cup, it's 3rd round time and there were plenty of shocks, Owls stunning Magpies! Stevenage stunning Emery and Chelsea disgracing themselves (ok maybe that wasn't a surprise) there was plenty of drama for us to pick through. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @italiananglopod on Instagram @angloitalianpod and give Ruairi a follow on his new account @RuairiSC_TAIP and of course enjoy the show!

Peter and Rob remember former Toro coach Siniša Mihajlović who sadly passed away last week, and also reflect on how the Granata players fared at the 2022 World Cup. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hiljattain edesmennyt Sinisa Mihajlovic oli kiistelty persoona, joka herätti tunteita puolesta ja vastaan. Yli 30 vuoden ura Italiassa jätti kuitenkin jälkensä italialaisen jalkapallon historiaan.* Sinisa Mihajlovic (1:09)* Fritto Misto (39:05)Italopodcastin jaksoissa Kimmo Kantolan vakiovieraana on italialaisen jalkapallon ekspertti Mitri Pakkanen.Jakso nauhoitettu to 22.12.SeuraaTwitterissä: twitter.com/SKolmannelleInstagramissa: http://www.instagram.com/italopodcast/?hl=fi (@italopodcast)

Ultimo saluto commosso fuori dalla Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli per i funerali di Sinisa Mihajlovic, scomparso a 53 anni dopo la lunga lotta contro la leucemia.spf/gm/glb/gtr

La Russia pronta ad intensificare gli attacchi su Kiev. Il punto sul conflitto in Ucraina con il generaleVincenzo Camporini, ex Capo di Stato Maggiore dell'Aeronautica e Capo di Stato Maggiore della Difesa, consigliere scientifico IAI. Addio a Sinisa Mihajlovic, scomparso dopo una battaglia contro la leucemia. Lo ricordiamo con Giovanni Capuano. L'euroreportage di questo venerdì, "L'Europa e il diritto allo sport", è a cura di Anna Marino. Il meteo del weekend con Antonio Sanò, meteorologo de ilmeteo.it.

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INTER NEWS E CALCIOMERCATO NEWS Nuovo appuntamento in diretta con i giornalisti della redazione di Passione Inter e i membri del Club di Passione Inter che vi offrono il punto della situazione con le principali news sull'Inter di giornata. Nell'episodio di oggi il ricordo di Sinisa Mihajlovic, le voci su Marotta-Juventus, calciomercato e Betis-Inter. ✅ Abbonati al Club per stare in contatto con noi più privatamente e parlare insieme di Inter

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Ospiti: Orlando:" Conoscevo Sinisa parlo della persona: meravigliosa." Brambati:" Uomo e calciatore che mi ha lasciato tanto, penso alla sua famiglia meravigliosa." - Maracanà con Marco Piccari

Ospiti: Brambati:" Lanciando Donnarumma a 16 anni SInisa ha dimostrato di essere un grande allenatore e coraggioso." Di Napoli:" Le punizione esprimevano l'uomo Sinisa." Orlando:" Sinisa univa qualità e potenza come era lui." - Maracanà con Marco Piccari

Why do humans fight? Anne van Mourik speaks with Sinisa Malešević (University College Dublin) on his new book (published by Cambridge University Press). Drawing on interviews with former combatants, Sinisa explores how violence operates in the context of face-to-face actions. What motivates human beings to fight? To what extent do people fight for reasons of self-interest? And in which contexts is fighting more likely to happen?

Nè la Juve nè il Milan sono soddisfatte dei risultati della loro prima serata di Champions. Il Milan perchè sapeva di poter andare oltre l'1-1 contro una squadra (comunque seria) come il Salisburgo. La Juve perchè ha capito troppo tardi che poteva andare oltre la sconfitta di 2-1 e avrebbe potuto ambire almeno ad un pari al Parco dei Principi, contro il PSG. Dopo un primo tempo opaco, il gol di McKennie ha riacceso le speranze e, per quanto si è visto, il 2-2 non sarebbe stato un risultato sbagliato. Questa sera, tocca a Napoli e Inter contro Liverpool e Bayern. Tutto materiale per una bella chiacchierata con Riccardo Trevisani, telecronista e opinionista di Sport Mediaset. Tempo di primi esoneri: da Tuchel a Mihajlovic. La decisione del Bologna, in particolare, sta facendo molto discutere. Ne parliamo con il vice direttore della Gazzetta Andrea Di Caro che, con Sinisa, ha scritto la biografia "La partita della vita". Chiudiamo con Geri De Rosa di Sky Sport sull'Italbasket che, con una bella prestazione, batte la Croazia e vola alla fase finale degli Europei a Berlino.

Ospiti: Ravezzani:" Juve esce con più autostima. Nel Milan il solo gioco non basta serve qualità." Impallomeni:" Juve partita dignitosa la reazione di Danilo è importante. Tecnicamente l'esonero di Sinisa non esiste." Garbo:" La Juve ha disputato il secondo da grande squadra. Sinisa va valutato solo per l'aspetto tecnico." - Maracanà con Marco Piccari e Eleonora Marini

Ospiti: Ravezzani:" Juve esce con più autostima. Nel Milan il solo gioco non basta serve qualità." Impallomeni:" Juve partita dignitosa la reazione di Danilo è importante. Tecnicamente l'esonero di Sinisa non esiste." Garbo:" La Juve ha disputato il secondo da grande squadra. Sinisa va valutato solo per l'aspetto tecnico." - Maracanà con Marco Piccari e Eleonora Marini

Ospiti: Ghisoni:" Colomba è persona di grande spessore." Mossini:" Su Sinisa non si era convinti sin dall'inizio di questa stagione. Colomba:" I risultati di Sinisa non era tragici, poi bisogna vedere che cosa succedeva nel gruppo. Io lo avrei aiutato anche gratis sulla panchina se mi avessero chiamato" - Maracanà con Marco Piccari e Eleonora Marini

Ospiti:Impallomeni:" Vlahovic su punizione ha ricordato Sinisa. L'Inter non perderà il derby." Bonanni:" Lazio presuntuosa, ma la prestazione c'è. Vlahovic può fare 30 gol" - Maracanà con Marco Piccari

Ospiti:Impallomeni:" Vlahovic su punizione ha ricordato Sinisa. L'Inter non perderà il derby." Bonanni:" Lazio presuntuosa, ma la prestazione c'è. Vlahovic può fare 30 gol" - Maracanà con Marco Piccari

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the travel market beyond recognition. But don't be scared: it did not vanish, the travel market continues to develop! In the podcast, we taste Eastern Europe talking to local entrepreneurs, officials, and other experts about how the region's tourism adapts to the demands of time and what it has to offer travel seekers. Our today's topic is Skopje: the city of positive energy. Sinisa Pekevski - manager of Visit Skopje - is our guest today. Here are the timeframes of our talk: 1:11 - A brief introduction by acquaintance with Sinisa and his experience at Visit Skopje 3:04 - About tourism in Skopje during the time of the pandemic 3:52 - How does Skopje's tourism adapt to the pandemic, and what can it offer in 2022 4:49 - Why tourists should visit Skopje 5:43 - Skopje's changes in mobility, tourism infrastructure, and green tourism 7:31 - Is there a place for tourism in the pandemic world 8:28 - Why do monuments play a significant role in the architecture of Skopje 9:52 - What attracts tourists from the whole world to visit Skopje 11:32 - Favorite location of Sinisa in Skopje 12:25 - Sinisa's top-3 things city visitors can not miss in Skopje 13:14 - What meal Sinisa would recommend for a city visitor 14:17 - Why does he love Skopje the most Let's taste Eastern Europe together!

Just like the gash on Zlatan's face, the title race is wide open, with Inter & Napoli both getting all three points away from home to Juve & Atalanta respectively, whilst Milan slipped up to a 0-0 draw to Bologna. Speaking of Bologna, we took a trip down memory lane to appreciate the career of Sinisa Mihajlovic, who is once again preparing for another battle with cancer. Did you know that Sinisa holds the record for most freekick goals in Serie A? Or that he once scored a hat-trick of freekicks for Lazio against Sampdoria? Tune in to hear more!

Er ist nicht zu überhören, wenn er auf dem Platz steht: Sinisa Kresovic, Abwehrspieler unserer 1. Männermannschaft, dirigiert lautstark seine Vorderleute.In der 47. Episode des Eintracht-Podcasts schlägt er leisere Töne an. Da erklärt Sinisa, warum er im Spiel so laut ist. Er erzählt von seiner Karriere, die bei der Eintracht begann und ihn zwischendurch auch mal nach Spandau führte. Und spricht über gute und schlechte Grätschen, Gelbe Karten und die – bis heute – einzige Rote Karte seiner Karriere.Ausführlich plaudert Sinisa über seinen Beruf. Er ist Koch, arbeitet derzeit im Crowne Plaza Hotel am Potsdamer Platz. Welches Gericht er mit der Eintracht verbindet? Das verrät Sinisa auch.

Poppy Harlow is a twice-Emmy-nominated journalist who co-anchors the morning edition of CNN Newsroom and hosts the successful podcast Bossfiles with Poppy Harlow. Originally from Minnesota, she now lives in Brookyln, NY, with her husband Sinisa and their children Sienna and Luca.

Luke 17: 11-19 (NIV) This weeks sermon brought to us by our inspirational speaker and Pastor Sinisa Horvat from Croatia, formally Yugoslavia, centres on the theme of Gratitude. Jesus heals 10 lepers but only one , a samaritan, comes back to thank him. Some words of wisdom are: to live gratitude is to touch heaven, and if the only prayer you said in your whole life was Thank You, that would be enough! How can we cultivate a spiritual disposition of Grace.. Paul says in 2 Corinthians 12:9 But he said to me "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness". Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ's power may rest on me.

Oggi riviviamo insieme il derby del 31 gennaio 2016, dal pre-partita alla gara che riportò i rossoneri a vincere un #derby.Ve la raccontiamo così quella notte, ve la ricordavate allo stesso modo nostro?

Sinisa gave answers to all my questions, it's pleasant interview. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Buongiorno, Buon pomeriggio e Buonasera a tutti , sono qui come di consuetudine per il PostPartita dell'Inter, che oggi affronta il Bologna di Sinisa . Buon ascolto --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sognoneroazzurro/message

Jimbo, James Horncastle, Rafa Honigstein, Julien Laurens and Alvaro Romeo are back ahead of some mouth-watering Champions League second legs.Dortmund prepare for Sevilla by losing a classic Klassiker. Pirlo's Juventus face a season-defining fixture against Porto. And can Leipzig add to Liverpool's misery?No Ligue 1 action but the Coupe de France delivers with amateurs beating professionals left and right. Marseille are the highest profile casualties.In Spain, Laporta wins the election at Barcelona, Atletico are pegged back by Real in the derby and Athletic Bilbao are preparing for two cup finals in two weeks.Plus Lewandowski, Cosmi and how we can all be Zlatan.RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1: Moment of the weekend (01m 30s)• PART 2a: Juventus v Porto preview (05m 00s) • PART 2b: Der Klassiker & Dortmund v Sevilla preview (13m 00s)• PART 3: Madrid derby draw and a new broom at Barca (24m 30s)• PART 4: Liverpool v Leipzig (33m 30s)• PART 5: Coupe De France craziness (38m 30s)• PART 6a: Zlatan kind of sings with Sinisa (47m 00s)• PART 6b: Europa League preview and your questions (51m 30s)  SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC FOR £4 A MONTH:• theathletic.com/totally GET IN TOUCH:• follow us on Instagram• find us on Facebook• send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow PARISH NOTICES:• we're sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE:• check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dortmund prepare for Sevilla by losing a classic Klassiker. Pirlo’s Juventus face a season-defining fixture against Porto. And can Leipzig add to Liverpool’s misery? No Ligue 1 action but the Coupe de France delivers with amateurs beating professionals left and right. Marseille are the highest profile casualties. In Spain, Laporta wins the election at Barcelona, Atletico are pegged back by Real in the derby and Athletic Bilbao are preparing for two cup finals in two weeks. Plus Lewandowski, Cosmi and how we can all be Zlatan. RUNNING ORDER:    • PART 1: Moment of the weekend (01m 30s) • PART 2a: Juventus v Porto preview (05m 00s)  • PART 2b: Der Klassiker & Dortmund v Sevilla preview (13m 00s) • PART 3: Madrid derby draw and a new broom at Barca (24m 30s) • PART 4: Liverpool v Leipzig (33m 30s) • PART 5: Coupe De France craziness (38m 30s) • PART 6a: Zlatan kind of sings with Sinisa (47m 00s) • PART 6b: Europa League preview and your questions (51m 30s)    SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC FOR £4 A MONTH: • theathletic.com/totally   GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram • find us on Facebook • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow   PARISH NOTICES: • we’re sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sinisa is back with his views on the short, medium and long term use of AI and ML. How will swarm technology play a role in the industry of tomorrow? Listen to find out!

L'ironia di Fiorello su Zingaretti. Sinisa, Ibra e la malattia.

Papu and Gasp have a big bust-up, but Atalanta still pick up three points against hapless Fiorentina, while elsewhere the title contenders reel in Serie A leaders Milan. Kenny, Boaz and Oscar round up the weekend's action and pay tribute to Italian football icon Paolo Rossi.Running order:(00:00) Intros, drinks and unpleasantries(03:16) Trouble in Bergamo, but La Dea still pick up full points at home to in-trouble Fiorentina(09:25) Juve face Atalanta next; Bianconeri follow up victory against Barca with a convincing victory over Genoa(14:22) Milan come back from two down to pick up a point against Parma; Rossoneri hit the woodwork four times in 90 minutes(18:25) Roma run rampant in Bologna; Sinisa's men are banished into ritiro(28:18) More sad news for Italian football as World Cup hero Paolo Rossi passes away at the age of 64(33:16) Napoli turn it on in the second half, overturning a half-time Sampdoria lead at the Diego Armando Maradona Stadium(36:15) Inter start putting together a strong domestic run and pull three points off top of the table(42:31) Lazio follow up Champions League glory with a home defeat to Verona; guests continue their impressive early season form(46:51) Torino lose again after pegging Udinese back, as the Granata join Bologna in ritiroTheme music by Kick Up The Fire. Listen to the artist on Spotify and Apple Music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Milan, Juve, Napoli and all pick up full points to give the top four a familiar feel, while Sinisa Mihajlovic gets investigating in Bologna's Spygate. Oscar, Boaz and Kenny catch up on the latest action and discuss Balotelli's big move to Serie B glamour side Monza.Running order:(00:00) Intros, drinks and unpleasantries(02:34) Juve creep into top four with derby win; Torino give up a commanding position (again)(09:14) Milan stay five points clear with another win; Sampdoria's slump continues after early season promise(14:10) Inter and Hakimi hit top speed in soggy conditions; Sinisa smells a rat at Bologna(28:14) Napoli win 4-0 again (this time against Crotone); Gattuso forever the gent; (34:33) Roma and Sassuolo play out eventful (angry) 0-0 draw(37:59) Verona hit the bar twice in one move as Cagliari hold them to a 1-1 drawTheme music by Kick Up The Fire. Listen to the artist on Spotify and Apple Music. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

European Cup winner Sinisa Mihajlovic was the master of free-kicks, considered a wonder of physics in Italy. He also was an accused racist and has battled leukaemia while still managing Bologna. His is a complex story, and his Golazzo includes a special tribute from Sven-Goran Eriksson. RUNNING ORDER:    • PART 1a: Mihajlovic’s beginnings at Vojvodina (03m 30s) • PART 1b: Sinisa wins the European Cup with Red Star (09m 00s)  • PART 2: Sinisa’s set-piece gift (16m 00s) • PART 3: The less savoury side of Sinisa (23m 30s)  • PART 4a: Sven and Sinisa (28m 00s) • PART 4b: Mihajlovic the manager (35m 00s) • PART 4c: Mihajlovic’s battle against leukaemia (39m 30s) SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC AND GET ANOTHER SUBSCRIPTION FREE: • theathletic.com/totally   GET IN TOUCH: • follow us on Instagram • find us on Facebook • send us a tweet: @TheTotallyShow   PARISH NOTICES: • we’re sponsored by Paddy Power - home of the Money Back Special • for this week's partnership go to www.virginwines.co.uk/theathletic   READ STUFF ON OUR WEBSITE: • check out thetotallyfootballshow.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guida all'Asta del Fantacalcio 2020-21Focus sulla squadra felsinea che con Sinisa in panchina regalerà ancora tante emozioni!Tutto quello c'è da sapere in vista dell'Asta Fantacalcio!

Encountering Jesus brings about ground breaking change when you invite him to. Brought to us by our wonderful speaker Sinisa Horvat. LondonLive Church Livestream - November 2020 Click follow to be notified of new sermons as they're premiered each week!

Siniša Mihajlović è stato un campione di calcio e adesso è l'allenatore del Bologna. Nell'ultimo anno sta combattendo contro la leucemia. Sua figlia Viktorija Mihajlović, nostra ospite, ha appena pubblicato il libro "Sinisa, mio padre" nel quale racconta la battaglia di suo padre. Noi padri siamo soliti fare tanti regali ai nostri figli, ma a volte sono loro a farci dei grandi regali. È quello che è successo a Pino Beccoi, che produce vino in Sardegna. Suo figlio Tommaso, di 12 anni, per il compleanno del suo papà, gli ha regalato la nuova etichetta del vino "Duduli", che è stata realizzata dalla famosa designer Mara Damiani. Pino Beccoi ci racconta com'è stato ricevere questo inaspettato regalo. Quanto è stata difficile questa quarantena? Molto, soprattutto per chi non vive con i propri figli. Questo è successo a Piero Guglielmino, esperto di letteratura giovanile del blog "Babbo raccontami". Non riesce a vedere suo figlio Luka, che abita in Croazia, da ben ottanta giorni. Ci racconta come sta vivendo questo difficile momento. Quante volte abbiamo sentito la parola "mammo"? Quanto può essere fuorviante e sbagliata? Ne parliamo con Laura Storti, psicoterapeuta e psicoanalista presidente dell’associazione Il Cortile. In questi giorni a Napoli un ragazzo è stato bullizzato e picchiato da un gruppo di ragazzi. L'ex pugile Patrizio Oliva si è esposto sui social con un appello verso i genitori dei bulli. Parliamo di questo problema e di come si possa affrontare in famiglia direttamente con Patrizio Oliva.

Siniša Mihajlović è stato un campione di calcio e adesso è l'allenatore del Bologna. Nell'ultimo anno sta combattendo contro la leucemia. Sua figlia Viktorija Mihajlović, nostra ospite, ha appena pubblicato il libro "Sinisa, mio padre" nel quale racconta la battaglia di suo padre. Noi padri siamo soliti fare tanti regali ai nostri figli, ma a volte sono loro a farci dei grandi regali. È quello che è successo a Pino Beccoi, che produce vino in Sardegna. Suo figlio Tommaso, di 12 anni, per il compleanno del suo papà, gli ha regalato la nuova etichetta del vino "Duduli", che è stata realizzata dalla famosa designer Mara Damiani. Pino Beccoi ci racconta com'è stato ricevere questo inaspettato regalo. Quanto è stata difficile questa quarantena? Molto, soprattutto per chi non vive con i propri figli. Questo è successo a Piero Guglielmino, esperto di letteratura giovanile del blog "Babbo raccontami". Non riesce a vedere suo figlio Luka, che abita in Croazia, da ben ottanta giorni. Ci racconta come sta vivendo questo difficile momento. Quante volte abbiamo sentito la parola "mammo"? Quanto può essere fuorviante e sbagliata? Ne parliamo con Laura Storti, psicoterapeuta e psicoanalista presidente dell’associazione Il Cortile. In questi giorni a Napoli un ragazzo è stato bullizzato e picchiato da un gruppo di ragazzi. L'ex pugile Patrizio Oliva si è esposto sui social con un appello verso i genitori dei bulli. Parliamo di questo problema e di come si possa affrontare in famiglia direttamente con Patrizio Oliva.

Siniša Mihajlović è stato un campione di calcio e adesso è l'allenatore del Bologna. Nell'ultimo anno sta combattendo contro la leucemia. Sua figlia Viktorija Mihajlović, nostra ospite, ha appena pubblicato il libro "Sinisa, mio padre" nel quale racconta la battaglia di suo padre. Noi padri siamo soliti fare tanti regali ai nostri figli, ma a volte sono loro a farci dei grandi regali. È quello che è successo a Pino Beccoi, che produce vino in Sardegna. Suo figlio Tommaso, di 12 anni, per il compleanno del suo papà, gli ha regalato la nuova etichetta del vino "Duduli", che è stata realizzata dalla famosa designer Mara Damiani. Pino Beccoi ci racconta com'è stato ricevere questo inaspettato regalo. Quanto è stata difficile questa quarantena? Molto, soprattutto per chi non vive con i propri figli. Questo è successo a Piero Guglielmino, esperto di letteratura giovanile del blog "Babbo raccontami". Non riesce a vedere suo figlio Luka, che abita in Croazia, da ben ottanta giorni. Ci racconta come sta vivendo questo difficile momento. Quante volte abbiamo sentito la parola "mammo"? Quanto può essere fuorviante e sbagliata? Ne parliamo con Laura Storti, psicoterapeuta e psicoanalista presidente dell’associazione Il Cortile. In questi giorni a Napoli un ragazzo è stato bullizzato e picchiato da un gruppo di ragazzi. L'ex pugile Patrizio Oliva si è esposto sui social con un appello verso i genitori dei bulli. Parliamo di questo problema e di come si possa affrontare in famiglia direttamente con Patrizio Oliva.

Many, many times before on this podcast Olivia has mentioned Discipleship Week, the Archdiocese of Boston teen leadership and evangelization retreat that started in the summer of 2016. Olivia was in the first "class" where she meet TTH guest Sarah Ryan and Grexly's Paper Cranes guest Kathleen McCarthy. Podcast friend Mickayla Hagar brings teens and helps run it, as does guest Fr. Sinisa. Other season 1 guests, including Max Loeb and Gavin Larnard have attended and grown from the ministry of this retreat. Needless to say, Discipleship Week holds a special place in our hearts, and it has been wildly successful as it goes into its fourth year. Olivia sits down with Mike Drahos, one of the organizers of the retreat who is an Evangelizing Consultant for the Archdiocese of Boston. Mike shares the story of Discipleship Week, concrete and practical tips that contributed to its success, as well as his story of straying from the faith and coming back to it through logic and wrestling in college. What are your tips for a successful teen retreat? How do you help foster Catholic leadership among young people? Let us know what you took away from Olivia's conversation with Mike @ToTheHeightsCTV! Links: -patreon.com/grexly -grexly.com -disciplesinmissions.com/discipleshipweek

Un uomo tutto d'un pezzo. Un guerriero. Fabio Donolato racconta Sinisa Mihajlovic, il figlio dei Balcani.

Meet Fr. Sinisa Ubiparipovic and Fr. Matthew Conley. Hobbies include bringing teens to Christ and riding donkeys.  In this ninth episode of season 1 of the To the Heigths podcast, we are so excited to introduce you to this dyanmic duo.  Throughout season 1, listeners may have noted that these two priestly friends have been mentioned several times: Mickayla is Fr. Sinisa’s youth minister, Sarah Ryan has been on retreat with them, and Gavin & Max are some of their core youth ministry leaders.  Olivia sits down with them in a humorous and encouraging dialogue to chat about their real vocation stories, how their youth minsitry programs got where they are now, and the real deal on becoming saints.  Let us know what you took away from this conversation @TotheHeightsCTV! Thank you, Fr. Sinisa & Fr. Matthew!

TESTO DELL'ARTICOLO ➜ http://www.bastabugie.it/it/articoli.php?id=5735I TIFOSI DEL BOLOGNA PREGANO PER L'ALLENATORE di Antonio SocciLa malattia è sempre un brusco risveglio dal sonno delle illusioni mondane in cui tutti viviamo. Ci mette davanti la nostra finitezza di uomini, la miseria della nostra condizione mortale. A volte ci precipita nella disperazione.Ma spesso la nostra gente, ancora intrisa di sensibilità cristiana, in queste circostanze sfugge alla disperazione guardando in alto e ricordandosi di avere una Madre premurosa e buona.A Bologna guardando in alto si vede il Santuario della Madonna di san Luca che è da sempre meta di una grande devozione popolare. Si dice scherzosamente - alla Guareschi - che anche i bolognesi atei credono alla Madonna di san Luca.Così alcuni tifosi del "Bologna calcio", saputo della malattia del loro popolare allenatore, Sinisa Mihajlovic, hanno lanciato un'iniziativa: "Amici e tifosi rossoblu, dobbiamo aiutare il nostro comandante Sinisa Mihajlovic e tutti i sofferenti a guarire dalla malattia... Non bastano - pur importantissimi - i nostri 'Forza Sinisa' o 'Vincerai anche questa battaglia'. Per chi crede, la vittoria viene da Dio. Domenica 21 luglio faremo un pellegrinaggio al Santuario della Madonna di San Luca, Madre dei bolognesi e Madre del Bologna. Reciteremo il rosario e, per chi può, parteciperemo alla S. Messa che sarà celebrata per Sinisa e per quanti - familiari e amici - sono nella prova. Siete tutti invitati. Forza Sinisa e forza Bologna".SONO ARRIVATI IN MIGLIAIACosì ieri - a sorpresa - sono arrivati in migliaia. Don Massimo Vacchetti, responsabile della diocesi per la pastorale dello Sport, a cui i tifosi hanno affidato la guida del pellegrinaggio, iniziando il rosario e il cammino verso il Santuario, ha ricordato - insieme a quello di Sinisa - anche i nomi di alcune persone comuni che, come lui, stanno lottando con la malattia. Poi, nella commozione generale, ha lasciato alcuni secondi perché ognuno ricordasse un nome che ha nel cuore, un amico che è nella sofferenza. C'era un silenzio incredibile.Era presente anche la moglie di Sinisa. Anni fa Mihajlovic andò a Medjugorje con l'amico Paolo Brosio e incontrò una delle veggenti, Mirjana.Dopo raccontò: "Io mi reputo un tipo duro, è difficile che pianga, ma là ho pianto più volte, non so perché. Quando sono uscito mi sono sentito tutto libero, una sensazione strana... Di solito io prego quando ho bisogno e questo non va bene".Era andato per sostenere un'iniziativa di solidarietà di Brosio con gli orfani di quella terra devastata dalla guerra. Brosio, nei giorni scorsi, saputo della malattia, gli ha scritto su facebook: "Caro Sinisa, ti voglio bene, non perché sei un campione e sei famoso, ma perché tu nel 2009, in quel 12 maggio del 2009, sei stato fra i primi a credere nella mia conversione e ad aiutare gli orfani e gli anziani abbandonati di Suor Kornelija. Con te, Roberto Mancini, il presidente Percassi e tanti, tanti pellegrini e molti altri personaggi dello sport e dello spettacolo, abbiamo portato a termine due case grandi realizzate con il cuore di tante persone. Diciotto anziani e ventidue orfani hanno oggi le loro case. Pregherò la Madonna che stenda il Suo Mantello Celeste su di te e la tua famiglia. Ti voglio bene caro Sinisa e presto ci riabbracceremo a Bologna".SIAMO NATI E NON MORIREMO MAI PIÙLa sensibilità di Mihajlovic al dolore degli altri è segno di una bella umanità e anche questo spiega perché tanti oggi sono solidali con lui. E hanno affidato alla Madonna lui e altre persone care."Il santuario della Madonna di san Luca" spiega don Massimo "per i bolognesi è il luogo, la casa, dove portare le fatiche, le sofferenze, le prove e le nostre speranze. Quindi i bolognesi vogliono portare su da lei il nostro allenatore, ma anche le tante persone che combattono quotidianamente la stessa battaglia, perché sono ammalate, persone che magari - non avendo la stessa notorietà di Sinisa - sono meno abbracciate da un affetto corale, a parte i familiari. Vogliamo portare tutti dalla Madonna perché lei li guardi".La Regina del cielo fa molte grazie, dona il conforto, dà la forza di lottare e anche la guarigione. Ma la grazia più grande che la Madonna fa a tutti, se si sta nel suo abbraccio, è questa: scoprire che - qualunque esito abbia la malattia - la vita non finisce affatto, non finisce mai, perché è vero ciò che diceva la splendida Chiara Corbella: "Siamo nati e non moriremo mai più".

Get Connected With Mladen Tomic - 038 - Live at Sisyphos, Hammahalle, Berlin, 01.06.2019 - 4 Hours Set Track list: 01. Fabio Florido - Multiverse (Original Mix) - Plus 8 Records 02. BOHO - Red Light - Night Light Records 03. Carlo Ruetz - Simultan - Senso Sounds 04. Heerhorst - Heerhorst - Vex 05. Nima Gorji - Spectral Conditions - Sci+Tec 06. Paul Strive & Zenbi - Discussion - Sci+Tec 07. Ron Costa - This Is (Original Mix) - Portobolo Records 08. Ramon Tapia - Mind Trip (Terminal M) 09. Mladen Tomic - Connect (Original Mix) - Night Light Records 10. Sinisa Tamamovic - Mind Pass 11. Ron Costa - Take It Easy (Original Mix) 12. Mladen Tomic - Escape - Agile Recordings 13. Noaria - The Lorrenz Attractor (Celic, Juan Ddd Remix) [M!SF!T] 14. Oscar L, Matt Sassari - Cilene (Instrumental Mix) - Stereo Productions 15. Mladen Tomic - New Adventure (Original Mix) - Night Light Records 16. Cosmic Boys - Kondor (Original Mix) - Legend 17. WHYT NOYZ - Snakes & Ladders (Original Mix) - Rukus 18. Drumcomplex - Over You - EI8HT Records 19. Mladen Tomic - What's Next (Original Mix) - Night Light Records 20. Juan Ddd, Celic - Hot Cuts (Original Mix) - Say What? 21. Drunken Kong - Begin (Original Mix) - Tronic 22. Egbert - Geheimwaffe (Original Mix) - Gem Records 23. Oscar L, Matt Sassari - A Different Day (Original Mix) - We Are The Brave 24. Sinisa tamamovic - Voices 25. Shay De Castro - Paradoxical - Night Light Records 26. Fixeer - State (Original Mix) - Animal Farm Records 27. Daddy Russell - Journey Planner (Filterheadz Remix) - Bach Music 28. Hardfloor - Rosinenbrot (Gary Beck Edit) - Proper Techno Tunes 29. Martin Stoilkov - Bend Over (Original Mix) - Funk'n Deep Records 30. Wehbba - Third Wave (Original Mix) - Drumcode 31. XAB - Momo (Original Mix) - Trapez 32. The Reactivitz - Dimension - Intec Digital 33. Thomas Hoffknecht - Waves - Codex 34. Juan Ddd, Celic - Analog Trip (Original Mix) 35. Oscar L, Loco & Jam - The Rain - EDIT 36. Markantonio & Lerio Corrado - Conventional Dreams - Intec Digital 37. Juan Ddd, Celic - The Alien Is Back (Original Mix) - Night Light Records 38. Crazy Sonic - The Rough Sea (Original Mix) - Tronic 39. Drumcomplex - Mercy - OFF Recordings 40. Cardao - Phenomena (Original Mix) 41. Denis A - Quartet (Drunken Kong Remix) - Tronic 42. Mladen Tomic - Your Game - Dub 43. Sacha Robotti - Restore - Octopus Records 44. Sinisa Tamamovic - Rings (Egbert Remix) - Yoshitoshi Recordings 45. Axel Karakasis - Obtuse Elements - Remain Records 46. The Reactivitz - Resistance (Original Mix) - Set About Music 47. Mladen Tomic - Perfect Move 48. Christian Hornbostel - Cardo Mundi (Original Mix) - Say What? 49. DJ Lion - Minimum Maximum (Original Mix) - Harthouse 50. Harvey McKay - Black Horse (Original Mix) - Filth on Acid 51. Loco & Jam - We Came We Raved (Original Mix) - Tronic 52. Shay De Castro - Guadalajara (Original Mix) 53. Veerus - Wheel (Original Mix) - Filth on Acid 54. DJ WestBeat - Devil Groove (Minitech Project Remix) [Minitech Recordings] 55. Egbert - Fractals - Gem Records 56. Steve Mulder, Giovanni Carozza - Primate-Intec 57. SUDO - Existence (Original Mix) - 100% Pure 58. Sinisa Tamamovic - Visitors 59. Mladen Tomic - Escape 60. Sacha Robotti - In The Dust - Octopus Records This show is syndicated for Radio stations worldwide via Syndicast: https://syndicast.co.uk/show/get-connected Watch on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/DjMladenTomic Subscribe on itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mladen-tomic/id1438315512?mt=2 Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/MladenTomic/ Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/show/379382 http://www.djmladentomic.com

Siniša Lazarek je dizajner, kreativni direktor i freelancer. Kao gost prvog HubCast-a pričali smo o tome šta je za njega bila prekretnica od rada u firmi, preduzetništva do freelancer-a i kako je tekao njegov put u oblasti kojom se bavi. Takođe, pričali smo o tome da se vremenom i kao dizajner morao prilagođavati, menjati i usavršavati i koliko je to bilo teško ili lako. https://www.linkedin.com/in/sinisa-lazarek-1aa0836b/

In this week’s podcast, Do Savannah editor Joshua Peacock sits down with Savannah Philharmonic Concertmaster Sinisa Ciric and principal oboist Andrew Jay Ripley. For more information and tickets to upcoming performances visit savannahphilharmonic.org.

Sinisa Slijepcevic studied with Stephen Hawking, among other professors, while earning his PhD in applied mathematics at Cambridge University.  Sinisa is a McK alum and independent consultant and runs a firm called Cantab Analytica, which is based in the UK and Croatia. Sinisa’s firm leverages machine learning to help clients make better decisions and to focus energy on the right decisions. In our discussion, Sinisa provides several case examples to illustrate how machine learning can help make decisions in three ways: First: decisions that may be subject to unconscious bias, such as the investment decisions made by venture capital firms Second: decisions that are complex and also occur very frequently, such as dynamic pricing of hotel rooms. Third: focusing management attention on the most important decisions, such as figuring out which purchasing decisions are the most critical in a supply chain. You can learn more about Sinisa’s firm on the website: cantab analytica.com

The Future of Nationalism - Sophie Duchesne, Susan-Mary Grant, Jonathan Hearn, and Sinisa Malesevic (28 March 2017, ASEN Conference)

Tonight we welcome to the show Indy Eleven midfielder Sinisa Ubiparipovic and defender Nemanja Vukovic. We talk about what brought them to the states, how much they love Indianapolis, and as always share some laughs. Don't forget to head over to our website to get signed up for the July 20th charity euchre tournament! Registration ends July 15th!

Sinisa Tamamovic (UK) - NightVision Techno PODCAST 90 pt.2 Bio: Sensing the call of the beat in the deep, tech and techno sound that swept the continent in the late 1990s, Bosnian knob-twiddler Sinisa Tamamovic hit his own decks with an endless string of gigs in his hometown of Banja Luka, Bosnia And Herzegovina. Nearly ten years on, Sinisa has established a reputation for throwing mind-numbing parties across Europe, attracting a legion of followers willing to cross borders to get a taste of his twisted techno, tech-house and minimal beats. Since 1999 Sinisa has successfully partnered with fellow Banja Luka DJ Mladen Tomic in their URBAN BEAT organization. Quickly recognizing a niche to fill in the recovering Bosnia, Urban Beat has evolved as probably the country’s foremost promoter of events and parties by booking top drawer international names to satisfy a hungry home crowd. Sinisa has drawn a legion of followers by playing at numerous countries worldwide like Scotland, England, France, Italy, Germany, Hungary, Spain, Holland, Austria, Mexico, Costa Rica, United States, Ukraine, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Serbia, Croatia, Macedonia, Bosnia And Herzegovina etc. He played a few times at one of the biggest European festival, one being ‘Exit’ in Serbia to the most crazy places for partying like Kazantip Festival in Ukraine. Since 2011 Sinisa is now evolving from his new base in London, UK. His first original vinyl release came in December 2005. Since then, Sinisa has put out a stream of original tracks and remixes for the biggest international names and labels.In 2011, he continues with upcoming releases on Dubfire’s legendary label SCI+TEC Digital Audio and Umek’s 1605 Music Therapy , Mindshake Records, Plus 8 Records as well as expanding his own label Night Light Records with fresh talent and renowned names. Recognized by unique sound by utilizing distinct organic drums, Sinisa reached Top 4 position on the tech house Beatport chart with the track ‘Who We Are’ that came out on 1605 Music Therapy and continued with another Top 4 track ‘Waking Up’ released on SCI+TEC Digital Audio. Also he collaborated on a track with Paco Osuna which was released on Richie Hawtin’s label Plus 8 Records and also in 2012 he popped out a remix for one of Umek’s original tracks. Tracklist: Unavailable Total Time: 1:08:35 More info: Sinisa Tamamovic Official Website: http://sinisatamamovic.com/ Sinisa Tamamovic on Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/artist/sinisa-tamamovic/11502 Sinisa Tamamovic on Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/sinisatamamovic Sinisa Tamamovic on Discogs: http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/sinisatamamovic NightVision Techno PODCAST on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/nightvisiontechnopodcast NightVision Techno PODCAST on Digitally Imported: http://www.di.fm/undergroundtechno NightVision Techno PODCAST on Art Style Techno: http://artstyletechno.hu/nightvision-techno-podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on MixLR: http://mixlr.com/nightvision-techno-podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/hu/podcast/nightvision-techno-podcast/id472942249 NightVision Techno PODCAST on TuneIn: http://tunein.com/radio/NightVision-Techno-Podcast-p534346/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on MIXCLOUD and DIRECT LINK: http://www.mixcloud.com/nightvision_techno_podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on FB: http://www.facebook.com/nightvisiontechno NightVision Techno PODCAST on YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/nightvisiontechno E-mail: nightvisiontechnopodcast@t-online.hu

Download hereTracklist:01. Milton Channels - You Lose (Original Mix)02. A Toutprix - Tech-Tech (Original Mix)03. Alex House - Shoot Me Up (Claudia Tejeda Remix)04. Adrian Oblanca - Jumanji (Original Mix)05. Alex Pinana - Fucker Up (Original Mix)06. Harry Wolfman - Happy Time (Original Mix)07. Jerry Pierro, Danload - Sex'n Sax (Original Mix)08. Audioleptika, HouseKeepers - Italian Job (Original Mix)09. Ozgur Uzar - Crazy Sax (Original Mix)10. QMore - Black Code (Original Mix)11. Cristian Severi - Dork (Original Mix)12. Alessio Pennati - Last Guitar (Original Mix)13. Djeep Rhythms - Bardaji (Mario Biani Remix)14. Edgar Mob - Bengala (Original Mix)15. George Castro - Sadisfaction (Original Mix)16. Gio Garcia, Stefano Cortes - Dancefloor (Original Mix)17. Javi Enrrique - Pargo (Original Mix)18. JC Delacruz - Boca Negra (Original Mix)19. Kenny Brian, Karen Delgado - Oye Maria (JUST2 Remix)20. Libex, Alain Diamond - Watamu (Mike Ivy & Nimo Iero Remix)21. Luiz Ramoz - Grooveman (Original Mix)22. Megan - Amber (Original Mix)23. Rodri Deniz, Nick Chatelain, Danny Chatelain - Cool It (Original Mix)24. Sinisa - Warning (Extended Mix)25. Soundiata - Strike (Clemshy Remix)26. Stan Sadovski - In Focus (Original Mix)27. Steve Conelli - 2015 (Original Mix)28. Tec77 - Expressionate (Original Mix)29. Tec77 - Edeyen (Original Mix)30. Teddy Black - So Fine (Original Mix)31. Truemode - Keyword (Original Mix)32. Vic Zamora - S.H.M.R (Original Mix)33. Toni Carrillo, Oscar Gs, Sergio Pardo - Hard Dreams (Original Mix)34. Xavi Alfaro - Lokomotiva (No Pluck Mix)35. Emi Saez - Push (Original Mix)36. D-Deck - Kimolos (Original Mix)37. Federico Skummel - Religion Is Bullshit (Original Mix)38. Fernando Bavaro - Jogada (Original Mix)39. Paul Rodner - Black Magic (Original Mix)40. Juan Gallego - Apiseries (Original Mix)41. Carlos Ritmi - Live (Original Mix)42. Carlos B - Run Over (Original Mix)43. Chube.Ka - Give You Back (Vocal Mix)44. Florian Kaltstrom - Karentyna (Origial Mix)45. Oz Romita, James Hopkins - The Pitt (Original Mix)46. Poptek - Get It Right (Digital Native Mix)47. Ricardo Espino - 1965 (Original Mix) 

Techno baby, 3 hours of it.

Dani Sbert (Mallorca ,Spain)Dani was playing and mixing music when he was 8 years and begin to enter on electronic music.His professional carrier begin when he played in the same Events and supporting ArtistsDave Clarke, Locodice, Pascal F.e.o.s,Josh Wink, Gaetano Parisio, Damian Lazarus, Pier Bucci, John Aquaviva, Cristian Varela, Wally Lopez, Mark Broom, Marco Bailey, Alexi Delano, Umek, Ben sims, Uto Karem, Joseph Carpriati, Rino Cerrone,Oliver Ho,Martin Buttrich,James Ruskin,Mark Broom,Iñaki Marin,Tadeo, Technasia, Frank Lorber, Len Faki, Loco & Jam, D-Formation, Joe Maker, Re Dupre, Phunk Investigation, Phtnm, Stefano Noferini etc... With the success of his songs, remixing and appearing in the EPS with the first world-class artists, being chartered and supported by Richie Hawtin, Dubfire,Laurent Garnier, Umek,Carl Cox,Marco Carola,Slam,Paco Osuna.. producing for Labels from big artists like: Sinisa tamamovic, Mladem Tomic, Nick Olivetti & Chase Buch, Max Bett, Piatto & Dandy Ugo, Ahmed Sendil, Sis ko Electrofanatik, Phunk Investigation,Citizen Kain, Minicoolboyz, etc... The Mallorcan artist is gaining allot of respect around the World and has contracts with major labels of Minimal Techno: FHD, Bosphorus Underground, Italobusiness, Amazing rec, Neverending,City life, Doppleganger, Natura Viva, Neurotraxx, Capsula, Bla bla. His songs have been more than 500 times on top downloads on Beatport and the other music portals. Info: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dani-Sbert-Dj-Producer/102442193161076 http://www.beatport.com/artist/dani-sbert/118076

Sinisa Tamamovic (UK) - NightVision Techno PODCAST 49 Pt. 2 Bio: Sensing the call of the beat in the deep, tech and techno sound that swept the continent in the late 1990s, Bosnian knob-twiddler Sinisa Tamamovic hit his own decks with an endless string of gigs in his hometown of Banja Luka, Bosnia And Herzegovina. Nearly ten years on, Sinisa has established a reputation for throwing mind-numbing parties across Europe, attracting a legion of followers willing to cross borders to get a taste of his twisted techno, tech-house and minimal beats. Since 1999 Sinisa has successfully partnered with fellow Banja Luka DJ Mladen Tomic in their URBAN BEAT organization. Quickly recognizing a niche to fill in the recovering Bosnia, Urban Beat has evolved as probably the country’s foremost promoter of events and parties by booking top drawer international names to satisfy a hungry home crowd. That success pays off this winter with the landmark launch of NIGHT LIGHT RECORDS, the brainchild of Sinisa and Mladen. NIGHT LIGHT will showcase its solid roster of releases via established international distribution network TRIPLE VISION, based in the Netherlands. Sinisa has drawn a legion of followers by playing at numerous countries worldwide like Scotland, England, France, Italy, Germany, Hungary, Spain, Holland, Mexico, Ukraine, Slovakia, Slovenia, Serbia, Croatia, Macedonia, Bosnia And Herzegovina etc. He played a few times at one of the biggest European festival, one being ‘Exit’ in Serbia to the most crazy places for partying like Kazantip Festival in Ukraine. Sinisa has been resident of the most important clubs across his native country Bosnia and Herzegovina, including Club Boomerang and Music Hall (Banja Luka) and is seen as a ground-breaker for the house-techno scene in the region. Since 2011 Sinisa is now evolving from his new base in London, UK. His first original vinyl release came in December 2005. Since then, Sinisa has put out a stream of original tracks and remixes for the biggest international names and labels. In 2011, he continues with upcoming releases on Dubfire’s legendary label SCI+TEC Digital Audio and Umek’s 1605 Music Therapy as well as expanding his own label Night Light Records with fresh talent and renowned names. Recognized by unique sound by utilizing distinct organic drums, Sinisa reached Top 4 position on the tech house Beatport chart with the track ‘Who We Are’ that came out on 1605 Music Therapy and continued with another Top 4 track ‘Waking Up’ released on SCI+TEC Digital Audio. Tracklist: 01. Eudardo De La Calle - Pink Water / Cadenza 02. Figueroa Obando - Riesling - Accapela DJ Tool / Sci Tec 03. Ant Brooks - Peva - DJ Boris Remix / Natura Viva 04. Erick Hernandez - Incase / Promo 05. The Deepshakerz, Ruben Mandolini - Drum Flavor / Incorrect Music 06. Roy Rosenfeld, Migule Bastida - Voulez Vous - DJ Boris Remix / Rusted Records 07. Sinisa Tamamovic - Dust / Promo 08. Alex Mine - Awake / Promo 09. Mladen Tomic - Challenge / Octopus Recordings 10. Sinisa Tamamovic - Orgasm / Shinichi 11. Rafa Barrios - Miami Is Bomb / Tronic 12. Sinisa Tamamovic - Filthy Mind / Promo 13. Boris & Paul Strive - Words / Promo 14. Marc Galindo - Hear This / Transmit Recordings 15. Michele Pinna, The Southern - Turn It Back - Night Light Records Promo 16. Sinisa Tamamovic - Steel / Promo 17. The Junkies - A Blind Eye / Intec 18. D-Deck - Taksim / Night Light Records Total Time: 1:02:15 More info: Sinisa Tamamovic Official Website: http://sinisatamamovic.com/ Sinisa Tamamovic on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/djsinisatamamovic Sinisa Tamamovic on BeatPort: http://www.beatport.com/artist/sinisa-tamamovic/11502 NightVision Techno PODCAST on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/nightvisiontechnopodcast NightVision Techno PODCAST on Art Style Techno: http://artstyletechno.hu/nightvision-techno-podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on MixLR: http://mixlr.com/nightvision-techno-podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/hu/podcast/nightvision-techno-podcast/id472942249 NightVision Techno PODCAST on TuneIn: http://tunein.com/radio/NightVision-Techno-Podcast-p534346/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on MIXCLOUD and DIRECT LINK: http://www.mixcloud.com/nightvision_techno_podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on FB: http://www.facebook.com/nightvisiontechno NightVision Techno PODCAST on YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/nightvisiontechno E-mail: nightvisiontechnopodcast@t-online.hu

Blithe PodcastTechno SessionsBLPC0008 25/1/2013Minimal Techno set featuringSinisa tamamovicthe MiniCoolBoyzManu Sami etc.mixed by Lynston

  **Today's hosts:** Scot Landry and Fr. Chris O'Connor, vice-rector of St. John's Seminary **Today's guests:** Bishop Robery Hennessey, auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese of Boston, and Sinisa Ubiparipovic, a seminarian studying at St./ John's Seminary. **Today's topics:** The Light Is On For You, Lenten confessions, a seminarian from Yugoslavia, the St. James Society and South America * [St. John's Seminary](http://www.sjs.edu) * [The Light Is On For You](http://www.thelightisonforyou.org) * [St. James Society](http://www.socstjames.com/) **A summary of today's show:** Bishop Robert Hennessey reflects on the beauty of the Sacrament of Confession and the message of God's forgiveness it contains. He also notes the wonderful success of The Light Is On For You, a confession initiative during Lent and Advent. Seminarian Sinisa Ubiparipovic talked of his journey to seminary and his recent travels to South America with the St. James Society, while Bishop Hennessey recalled his years with the Society, the important work they do, and the important fruit it continues to bear for the Archdiocese. **1st segment:** Fr. Chris O'Connor joined Scot on the show for the first time. He shared some of his background that brought him to the seminary. He grew up in Dorchester and Quincy, went to BC High, attended St. John's Seminary College, went to Rome for a year, returned to finish his studies, spent some time in St. Mary, Chelmsford, received a doctorate in Philosophy from Catholic U in DC.  St. John's has had a renewal in recent years. It has almost reached capacity with seminarians and continues to grow. Many of the men entering were inspired by the example of Pope John Paul II. Bishop Arthur Kennedy, the rector, has provided great leadership and expanded their mission to become a regional seminary. It also offers a series of lay leadership and ministry formation courses. There is a master of arts in ministry program to form parish ministers. They also offer catechetical certificates. On Thursday at 11am, Cardinal Seán and Bishop Kennedy will announce a new lay formation program during a press conference at the cathedral, followed by the St. Patrick's Day Mass. **2nd segment:** Bishop Robert Hennessey joined the program. He was ordained a bishop on December 12, 2006. Prior to that, he served the Church in various ways, including the St. James Society. He grew up in South Boston at St. Augustine's parish. He attended St. John Seminary and then served in several parishes and then went to Bolivia for several years with the St. James Society. He then served Most Holy Redeemer in East Boston, the largest Spanish-speaking parish in the archdiocese, as pastor for 12 years. Then he was appointed as bishop. Two years ago he was appointed to lead The Light Is On For You, a Confession initiative for Lent and Advent. Confession is not just for Lent, Bishop Hennessey said, but frequent confession is good for us. It is a great place to find out, not that we're bad, but that we're loved by God. Even if we disappoint God or anger Him through our sins, we are still beloved of Him. Fr. Chris asked the bishop which Scripture passage he would say is the best to talk about Confession. The bishop loves the Prodigal Son, mainly because the young man was able to admit his faults, but also before he could tell his father that he was no longer worthy to be his son, the father cut him off with his loving forgiveness. We cannot say we are not worthy to be loved by the Father, because His love is a free gift of His grace and His very nature. Scot said that it is not just the story of the Prodigal Son, but also the story of the Loving Father. Bishop Hennessey said that the father was keeping watch for his son, because we know he saw the son coming back from a distance. In Pope Benedict's book, "Jesus of Nazareth", he says it's not just the Prodigal Son, but the Prodigal Son*s*, because it is both sons who disappoint their father and who need forgiveness. * [Jesus of Nazareth](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1586171984/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=catholicnetrevie&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1586171984) Bishop Hennessey said that the adage is true: Confession is good for the soul. He is always amazed in hearing confessions that people are willing to share with him those intense moments of their lives and feels great being an instrument of that forgiveness of God. Scot observed that the Sacrament of Penance is not used as frequently as it used to be, citing a recent study: 14% of Catholics go several times a year or more, 12% once per year, 30% less than once per year and 45% can't remember their last confession. * [Sacraments Today: Belief and Practice among US Catholics, CARA study](http://cara.georgetown.edu/sacraments.html) Bishop Hennessey said he thinks people just got out of the habit. In his childhood, he remembers that everyone went to confession on Saturdays. That was the only thing going on in the Church on Saturdays. But now, the vigil Mass puts a limit on how long the priest can be in the confessional. A part of the reason is we're not providing as many opportunities for confession. This is why they chose Wednesday for The Light Is On For You because Saturday from 3-4pm is so busy in our modern lives. Fr. Chris agreed that part of the lack of use of the sacrament is because so many people no longer have a sense of sin. But there is something very powerful about hearing the words of absolution. Oscar Wilde once said, "Every saint has a past and every sinner has a future." Scot recalls a powerful analogy by the author and speaker Matthew Kelly in his book "Rediscovering Catholicism" comparing confession to getting your car washed and detailed. * [Rediscovering Catholicism: Journeying Toward Our Spiritual North Star](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1929266081/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=catholicnetrevie&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=1929266081) Kelly's analogy is that after a car wash and detailing, you avoid every mud puddle and try to keep the interior spotless, but over time, the dirt inevitably comes and trash accumulates and you stop trying as hard to keep it clean. Likewise after confession, we are careful to avoid sin, but then we begin to allow venial sin into our life and as those venial sins pile up, we become desensitized even to mortal sin. So frequent confession keeps us sensitized to sin. Bishop Hennessey likes the analogy because the spiritual cleansing of confession is for our interior life, like the detailing of the car. Fr. Chris noted that Cardinal O'Connor had said that no sin can be more powerful than the power of the Cross. **3rd segment:** Discussing now The Light Is On For You. It began in some other dioceses, and Cardinal Seán brought it up in a meeting of Boston's bishops several years ago, asking Bishop Hennessey to lead it. TLIOFY started in Lent 2010 and it has been received well by priests and parishioners. He had assured them that this was not something that would require meetings. They just had to be in their churches on Wednesdays. A key is that it is every parish at the same time so that the people know they can go anywhere, wherever they are, Wednesdays 6:30-8pm. The best estimates (because the seal of confession forbids taking counts) is that more than 30,000 people went during the Wednesdays in Lent last year. Fr. Chris said that having a regular scheduled time of confession is helpful because of our very busy scheduled lives.  Bishop Hennessey said some worried whether priests would support this, because it would not work without their support, but his experience is of almost universal support. He got two complaints from priests last year, and one of them called him back after Easter to apologize because of how wonderful it was. The other turned out not the be angry at all, but reported that he was in the confessional until after 10pm hearing confessions. Scot noted that there was a concern that we were asking priests to add yet another duty to their already stretched lives. They were also concerned whether anyone would show. Fr. Chris said he was meeting a priest for dinner at a Wednesday last year, but while the priest was waiting outside the chapel for Fr. Chris to finish, he started to hear even more confessions from so many people who were waiting. Scot said some people call it the forgotten sacrament, which may indicate that as a Church we don't embrace it as frequently as we should. Bishop Hennessey said that in his 12 years as a pastor, he learned firsthand the difficult schedules that pastors have, but also that administering the sacrament of confession was a beautiful part of his vocation appreciated by all priests. For people who think their sins are just too big or too complex for some young priest to hear them, Bishop Hennessey said it's not about the priest's experience, but it's about receiving God's mercy and encountering His infinite loving forgiveness, which is medicine for the soul. Scot said we wouldn't be reluctant to tell our doctor what our symptoms are if we really want to be healed of whatever ails us. Plus, a priest of almost any experience will have heard just about everything. Bishop Hennessey said it was a joy to hear people bare their souls so he could offer them the words of forgiveness they were seeking and the penitent often thanked him for lifting their burden. Fr. Chris noted that the sacraments offers both forgiveness and grace and the grace gives assistance to avoid that sin again in life. If someone has not been to confession in a long time and feels unsure of what to do or say, that's okay because the priest is there to help them and wants to help them. Scot said that in the story of the Prodigal Son the father throws a celebration for his son who has returned, and God rejoices whenever we return to Him in the sacrament of confession. The website of The Light Is On For You has tremendous resources for examination of conscience and to learn more about the sacrament of confession and God's loving forgiveness. All the prayers are there, print them out from the website and bring them with you to the confessional. * [The Light Is On For You](http://www.thelightisonforyou.org) * [Pilot Parish Finder](http://www.pilotparishfinder.com) * [Pilot Parish Finder (iPhone app)](http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pilot-parish-finder/id406816873?mt=8) * [Confession (iPhone app)](http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/confession-a-roman-catholic/id416019676?mt=8) **4th segment:** Sinisa Ubiparipovic was born in Yugoslavia, in Bosnia in 1987, his family moved to Germany temporarily, and in 1999 came to the United States. They lived in Lynn, which was a culture shock because he grew up in a small village. He worked at St. Joseph's church as a youth and the pastor there encouraged him to become a priest, but he refused to consider it. He studied accounting at Bentley College, lived a typical college lifestyle, and traveled throughout Europe encountering all kinds of people. But no matter who he talked to, he noticed that everyone was looking for happiness, which led him to wonder where that desire comes from. He concluded that there must be an answer to the desire for true and eternal happiness. When he went to see Pope Benedict in New York City, he saw all around him the incredible diversity of the Church, like the incredibly rich diversity of peoples he had encountered in his travels. That's when he applied to the seminary. As part of his studies last year for spring break, he went with a group from St. John's to Peru to work with the St. James Society. Sinisa had never been to South America. The first day they arrived, they were sent to parishes and he ended up at the parish furthest from the mother house for the society. This parish had 40,000-50,000 parishioners and all were extremely poor in a dirty, dusty shantytown. Nevertheless, the people had a sense of faith and a sense of hope for life beyond this life. Fr. Chris said the experience made him aware of how blessed we are as Americans, even to have clean water from a tap. The sheer poverty you encounter, yet also people filled with life and joy. People had very little, but were extremely happy because they had the Lord. It made him aware of where our focus should truly be. Bishop Hennessey was pastor of a parish in Bolivia for many years as a member of the St. James Society. He recalled that when the people prayed, "Give us this day our daily bread," they meant it in a literal way. The people wanted more out of life, but there was also a contentment in daily life. He was led to the missions because as a young priest he was blessed with a great pastor in Plymouth, Fr. Dan Lynch, who had served in the society. Fr. Lynch spoke about the fraternity among the St. James priests, who become closer in their bond of priesthood because they are serving in an alien culture with a different language, even though they may be physically distant from one another. When Bishop Hennessey was in Bolivia, the nearest priest was sometimes stationed several hours away. The St. James Society was founded by Cardinal Richard Cushing in the 1960s responding to a call by the Pope for dioceses to be generous with their priests to the missions. And now as we struggle to have enough priests for our people, we are receiving many priests from the places to which we had sent our priests in those years past. Fr. Chris asked Bishop Hennessey what sort of Lenten practices he saw in South America that we could adopt here. He saw an emphasis on confessions. There are also penitential groups that get together regularly for corporal works of mercy, but also literally to carry the image of Our Crucified Lord through the streets of the city for hours at a time. Bishop Hennessey said the Archdiocese of Boston is stronger for all the immigrants that have come to us in recent years and we are reaping the rewards as a Church. Fasting and almsgiving are disciplines for Lent that help us to remember the needs of others. What should we be doing to support the missions through our Lenten disciplines? The Lenten almsgiving boxes ("rice bowls") are still quite effective. Even little bits of money, gathered together, go a long way. As a young man studying for the priesthood, Sinisa takes to heart the admonition that every priest is called to be a missionary, whether at home or abroad. He hopes that as a priest he can be a bridge to salvation through the sacrament of confession, even if he can be that conduit just once for one dying penitent soul. Cardinal Seán is asking every Catholic to be a missionary by praying for and inviting home Catholics who are away from the Church. Bishop Hennessey sees that The Light Is On For You as the best way for Catholics to come home, by getting a complete fresh start.  

Fred Eaglesmith Deconstructing Dinner has long incorporated music into many of our episodes. From Phil Vernon's tunes about Percy Schmeiser, Biotechnology and Terminator Seeds, to Terry Winchell's Pesticide Song and Todd Butler's Farmer Dan, there is clearly no shortage of tunes out there that help add to our weekly content. In the second half of this episode, we meet with one musician who has long been writing pieces about farming and rural life in Southern Ontario and that is well-known bluegrass performer Fred Eaglesmith. The Juno Award winner has been compared to such icons as Woody Guthrie and Bruce Spingsteen and is the only Canadian musician to have ever held a #1 spot on the Bluegrass charts in the United States. His song John Deere has been played on the show before, and Host Jon Steinman finally had the opportunity to sit down with Fred in person and learn more about his personal history with farming and what inspires some of the heartfelt content making its way into his songs. A few tunes in particular do a great job at capturing the many crises facing Canadian farmers today. And while farmers did once flock to hear Fred perform, the messages in his music are unfortunately confirmed by those who attend his shows today. To use a title of one of Fred's songs, "Things is Changin'", because farmers are no longer in regular attendance at his shows. As Fred puts it, there are hardly any farmers left! Cross-Canada Trike Tour IV On May 7, 2008, Darrick Hahn and Sinisa Grgic departed Victoria from the 0-Mile mark of the Trans-Canada Highway and embarked on a cross-Canada journey to raise awareness of Deconstructing Dinner. The pair are travelling by recumbent tricycles (or trikes). This third installment of the Cross-Canada Trike tour begins at the Quebec border and takes us through to their final destination of Newfoundland. Guests Fred Eaglesmith - Musician, Fred Eaglesmith (Port Dover, ON) - Country-folk singer/songwriter Fred J. Eaglesmith was one of nine children born to a farming family in rural southern Ontario. Often employing his difficult upbringing as raw material for his heartland narratives, he issued his self-titled debut LP in 1980. He recorded infrequently throughout the remainder of the decade, releasing only two more albums, The Boy That Just Went Wrong and Indiana Road. However, Eaglesmith gradually became an underground favorite in his native Canada, thanks largely to a relentless touring schedule in tandem with bassist Ralph Schipper and mandolinist Willie P. Bennett. Darrick Hahn and Sinisa Grgic - Cross-Canada Cyclists, Deconstructing Dinner Cross-Canada Trike Tour (Monkton, ON / London, ON) - Cyclists Sinisa Grgic and Darrick Hahn are old high-school friends based in Southwestern Ontario and are the proprietors of Fresh Entertainment. Darrick grew up on a farm in Monkton, Ontario and Sinisa, who is originally from Croatia, moved to Canada 17 years ago. Other Audio People and the Land - Deep Dish TV (New York, NY) - The ongoing "farm crisis" has had a devastating impact not only on the lives of individual farm families, but also on the towns they live in and the land now taken over by the corporate farms. Shortsighted exploitation has eroded the healthfulness of the land and the food it produces. From pastors in Wisconsin to Native Americans in Utah, people around the country agree that the way out of the crisis lies in changing people's attitudes. The land and people must be seen not as resources to be consumed, but as part of a spiritual whole. Produced by Wade Britzius and Marilyn Klinkner (Whitehall, WI).

Co-operatives: Alternatives to Industrial Food IV (Community Farms Program) It's been a topic of discussion throughout many broadcasts of Deconstructing Dinner: While there is clearly a widespread interest in supporting more localized food systems, the bigger picture of how such systems can be physically, economically and politically sustained is a far more complicated and serious matter. So long as our food and farming continues to be built upon the same market-based systems of economics that govern all else, the preservation and access to farmland in close proximity to urban centres will only become increasingly harder to maintain. In most parts of the country agricultural land has become next to worthless for the production of food and we now watch cities sprawl into the fertile soil. So what's the solution? One solution is a project currently being expanded upon by The Land Conservancy of British Columbia (TLC) and Vancouver-based FarmFolk/CityFolk. The program is called The Community Farms Program; first mentioned on Deconstructing Dinner on April 19, 2007. While specific to British Columbia, this is a model that could be applied anywhere in North America. 'Community farms' represent a more holistic model of food production than the more conventional approaches. They produce additional outputs to food and fibre, such as: ecological services, bioenergy, landscape preservation, employment, cultural heritage, food quality and safety, and animal welfare. A farm that becomes a part of the Community Farms Program is collectively owned in public trust, long-term leases are assigned for local food production, and farmers are housed on the land. Agricultural activities are small-scale and intensive, and are carried out by a group of people working collaboratively or cooperatively. This segment uses recordings compiled by Deconstructing Dinner at the 2008 conference of the Certified Organic Associations of BC (COABC) held in Saanich. Cross-Canada Trike Tour III On May 7, 2008, Darrick Hahn and Sinisa Grgic departed Victoria from the 0-Mile mark of the Trans-Canada Highway and embarked on a cross-Canada journey to raise awareness of Deconstructing Dinner. The pair are travelling by recumbent tricycles (or trikes). This third installment of the Cross-Canada Trike tour begins at the Manitoba border and takes us through their time in Ontario. Guests/Voices Ramona Scott - Manager, Agricultural Programs The Land Conservancy of British Columbia (TLC) (Victoria, BC) - In 2006, Ramona established two farm co-ops. The land was purchased and co-operatively managed by their respective communities. These operations are the first of its kind in Canada and provide models for future projects. Heather Pritchard - Executive Director FarmFolk/CityFolk (Vancouver, BC) - Heather has over 40 years experience assisting non-profits, co-operatives and small businesses with financial planning, organizational development and personnel management. She is a member of Glorious Organics Cooperative, a certified organic farm business operating from Fraser Common Farm Cooperative in the Fraser Valley. Darrick Hahn and Sinisa Grgic - Cross-Canada Cyclists Deconstructing Dinner Cross-Canada Trike Tour (Monkton, ON / London, ON) - Cyclists Sinisa Grgic and Darrick Hahn are old high-school friends based in Southwestern Ontario and are the proprietors of Fresh Entertainment. Darrick grew up on a farm in Monkton, Ontario and Sinisa, who is originally from Croatia, moved to Canada 17 years ago.  

On May 7, 2008, Darrick Hahn and Sinisa Grgic departed Victoria from the 0-Mile mark of the Trans-Canada Highway and embarked on a cross-Canada journey to raise awareness of Deconstructing Dinner. The pair are travelling by recumbent tricycles (or trikes).  On May 15 we aired a segment featuring their departure from Victoria alongside a phone interview while they stopped over in Grand Forks, BC. This second installment of the Cross-Canada Trike tour begins in the home of Deconstructing Dinner - Nelson, BC. Hahn and Grgic were well taken care of in Nelson, receiving complementary meals from local restaurants and support from the local co-operative grocery store. Host Jon Steinman pulled them into the studios of Kootenay Co-op Radio and probed further into why the two were so motivated to use their cross-Canada trip to raise awareness of an independent radio show. Of greatest interest to this episode is the story of Darrick Hahn himself as he embodies many of the issues that are discussed here on the show each week. Hahn grew up on a a conventional dairy farm in the community of Monkton, Ontario; just north of the city of Stratford. Like many young Canadians growing up on farms, Hahn left his rural community as a teenager and migrated into the city. Having most recently lived in Vancouver for the past two years, he came to recognize that the city life was far too removed from the earth and his trip across the country is symbolic of his eventual decision to move back to the farm. His story is an important window into the lives of Canada's young rural populations. Guests/Voices Darrick Hahn and Sinisa Grgic - Cross-Canada Cyclists Deconstructing Dinner Cross-Canada Trike Tour (Monkton, ON / London, ON) - Cyclists Sinisa Grgic and Darrick Hahn are old high-school friends based in Southwestern Ontario and are the proprietors of Fresh Entertainment. Darrick grew up on a farm in Monkton, Ontario and Sinisa, who is originally from Croatia, moved to Canada 17 years ago.

President Bush on Food Security On May 1, 2008, President Bush addressed the latest global food crisis in a press conference from the White House. We'll listen in on this speech and the US foreign policy definition of 'food security'. While global efforts to respond to the food crisis may indeed be providing much-needed aid, it is this very aid and its accompanying policies that is suggested will only further push this food crisis to even more damaging proportions. In the end, the food aid effort is the very same one that has persisted for decades, and let's face it, it hasn't worked. Lending their voice to help critically examine Bush's speech, will be Anuradha Mittal of the Oakland Institute. Cross-Canada Trike Tour I On May 7, 2008, Darrick Hahn and Sinisa Grgic departed Victoria from the 0-Mile mark of the Trans-Canada Highway and embarked on a cross-Canada journey to raise awareness of Deconstructing Dinner. The pair will be travelling by recumbent tricycles (or trikes). In the summer of 2007, Hahn stumbled across Producer/Host Jon Steinman and it didn't take long for Hahn to become a fan of the show. "After listening to Deconstructing Dinner more and more, I felt compelled to spread the word about the show," says Hahn. "So as we cross the country, we will encourage everyone to listen to the show and learn more about the state of our food system." Hahn and Grgic believe that many of our current health problems are directly, or indirectly a result of an unsustainable food system that is built primarily upon profit. The trip will be focused on raising awareness and not money. "You keep your money, and with more awareness, you can choose what to do with it," says Grgic. "We hope you use it to buy healthier food from local farms in your community, or support Deconstructing Dinner, a voice that is not yet well-represented in the mainstream media today. En route, the two cyclists will stop in at farms and markets and explore Canada's food and farming culture. "We hope to eat as locally as possible along the way, and wild plants are not off-limits," says Hahn! Hahn and Grgic will be periodically updating a blog with photos and a journal and weekly updates through phone interviews will be airing on Deconstructing Dinner each week. On this episode, we hear from correspondent Andrea Langlois interviewing the cyclists as they departed Victoria, and we listen in on segments of a phone interview between Host Jon Steinman and cyclist Darrick Hahn. Hahn spoke to Jon from inside the cheese-making facility of Jerseyland Organics in Grand Forks, BC. Guests/Voices Darrick Hahn and Sinisa Grgic - Cross-Canada Cyclists Deconstructing Dinner Cross-Canada Trike Tour (Monkton, ON / London, ON) - Cyclists Sinisa Grgic and Darrick Hahn are old high-school friends based in Southwestern Ontario and are the proprietors of Fresh Entertainment. Darrick grew up on a farm in Monkton, Ontario and Sinisa, who is originally from Croatia, moved to Canada 17 years ago. Anuradha Mittal - Executive Director Oakland Institute (Oakland, CA) - Anuradha Mittal, a native of India, is an internationally renowned expert on trade, development, human rights and agriculture issues. After working as the co-director of Food First/ Institute for Food and Development Policy, Mittal established the Oakland Institute, a progressive policy think tank, in 2004. George W. Bush - President United States of America (Washington, D.C.) Duane Clarridge - ex CIA (1955-1987) (USA) John Pilger - Journalist (London, UK)  

Companies are making significant investments in Web Services for seamless interaction, internally, as well as, with outside organizations. In some cases, in fact, it almost seems like Web Services is considered a ‘cure-all’! However, are there any strings attached? Let us listen to Sinisa and sift hype from reality.

Business Process Management (BPM) solutions have been emerging in the technology marketplace. We have been handling, tracking, and monitoring business processes using technology solutions since last couple of decades. Lets listen to Mike, Phil, and Sinisa to learn more about the unique capabilities of such solutions and get clarity on myths related to this new wave.