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-Cahide Sonku'nun hayatını anlatan belgesel roman Cahide, -Atatürk'ün hayatını pullarla anlatan "Pullarla Atatürk" çocuklar ve yetişkinler için iki versiyonlu -Son Doğal İnsan (Nereden geldik, nereye gidiyoruz?) raflarda ve Köşedeki Kitapçı'da. Adnan Bostancıoğlu hem kitapların içeriği, hem de yazarları hakkında bilgi veriyor. İyi dinlemeler.

Bu bölümde Efecan Yavaşgel ve Togan Karataş NBA'deki fikstür tartışmalarını, Miami ile Toronto'nun durumunu ve D. Sabonis'in yükselişini değerlendirdi. Ayrıca Doğu Konferansı'nda dikkat çeken gelişmeleri konuştu. Program içeriği: Başlangıç - 13.55: Fikstür tartışmaları 13.56 - 24.29: Miami Heat 24.30 - 38.17: Toronto Raptors 38.18 - 46.44: Domantas Sabonis 46.45 - Son: Doğu Konferansı'ndan notlar

Spår har låtit före detta kammaråklagare och rättsexpert Marie Wallin (www.rattnu.se) titta på Anton och Martins granskning av mordet i Brandkärr. Efter att ha lyssnat på Spårs fem avsnitt och dessutom läst hela förundersökningen riktar Marie Wallin nu hård kritik mot polisutredningen. Wallin menar att den innehåller så allvarliga brister att Son Do aldrig borde dömts för brottet och därför bör beviljas resning av Högsta Domstolen.Resningsansökan kommer lämnas in 1 oktober 2019 säger advokat Elsa Segerros. I avsnittet berättar hon att resningsansökan baseras på den granskning Spår gjort och hon anser att Spår nu klarlagt att centrala personer i utredningen ljugit i förhör, en omständighet som tidigare varit avgörande i resningsfall, till exempel för Kaj Linna. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Samtidigt som utredningen kring mordet i Brandkärr skedde påbörjades en större polisutredning i Halmstad, Helsingborg och Malmö. Polisen förhörde över 400 vietnameser, många DNA-testades, och då fann polisen häpnadsväckande sanningar kring några av de barn som följt till Sverige för att söka uppehållstillstånd. Ärendet växte till en härva om människosmuggling och skenäktenskap. Finns det en koppling till fallet i Brandkärr? Spår undersöker också om Son Do verkligen kunnat utföra mordet? Hinner han utföra dådet på 22 minuter? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Spår får som första utomstående en kopia av de två videoförhören med den sjuåriga pojken. Det är dessa förhör som fällt avgörandet i fallet. Spår låter tre experter på barnförhör granska hur de gått till. Stämmer det verkligen som Tingsrätten skriver i sin dom att pojken är trovärdig och att utpekandet skett utan motstridigheter?Varför pekar då pojken ut en mördare som han såg skjuta med höger hand när Son Do är vänsterhänt? Och varför ställer inte polisen frågor om örfilen och mobilsamtalet som pojken tvingades till på sjukhuset? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Spår träffar Son Do, mannen som är dömd till livstids fängelse för mordet på den 32-åriga kvinnan i Brandkärr 2006. Han nekar alltjämt till brottet. Anton och Martin granskar polisutredningen och hittar märkliga omständigheter kring den rekonstruktion som gjordes när Son Do ville visa att han hade alibi vid mordtillfället.Dessutom reder Spår ut oklarheter i förhören. Son Do skyller på dåliga tolkar. Polisen menar att det är Son Do som ljuger. Men Spår hittar en annan förklaring. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Keeping it honest like white underwear for another week, the guys sit down to discuss Gab Union's taint tales, soft sole roll ons, latest music releases, NBA start, and plenty other topics. Plus they get into some dope music from some of the hottest artist in the area! *Music Played* -Memoirs of a Prince x @callmeomar -Son Do x @Merlino__ -Stop Now x @Frostbbm x @215ENess *Follow The Crew* -@Philthyphilly6 -@joeybaddaa -@logical_9sense --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/logical-nonsense/support

(1Jn.5:14-21;   Ps.149:1-6,9;   Jn.2:1-12) “He hears us whenever we ask for anything according to His will.”  In our gospel, the waiters come to Mary; their misfortune is witnessed by her compassionate heart: “They have no more wine,” she tells her Son.  She knows what she is saying, she knows what she is asking… and Jesus knows, too.  And though He seems not prepared to answer her concern (you see, our concern is her concern, and she makes it His), yet she says to the servants standing by the words which perhaps best exemplify the Mother's relationship to the Son – “Do whatever He tells you.” Has Jesus a choice now?  Can He rebuff her request to “reveal His glory”?  It is a miracle she asks for the benefit of those in need, and the Lord cannot turn her down.  Do you see this?  Do you understand the significance of this scene, here at the very inception of Jesus' ministry, especially those who doubt our Blessed Mother's intercessory power with her Lord, her Son?  And do you think the power for finding answer to prayer with her beloved Jesus, the Son of God, is somehow shortened in ensuing days?  Does death conquer it?  Is she no longer the blessed of all generations?  Has this blessed generation come to an end? “We know that He hears us whenever we ask” and that “what we have asked Him for is ours.”  This is our confidence in God's compassion and love.  And we know too that the Blessed Mother stands beside our Lord and prepares the prayers we would offer Him, putting them into the words, the Spirit, we cannot express.  If we give them all to her, they will all be made effective, and we will taste of “the choice wine” which has been kept in store for us until these latter days. Through this miracle at Cana “His disciples believed in Him.”  Here He offers them a sign of His divinity – here they find “discernment to recognize the One who is true... the true God and eternal life.”  And so the wedding feast truly begins.  And so we “praise His name in the festive dance” and “sing praise to Him with timbrel and harp.”  “The children of Zion rejoice in their king,” for He has answered their deepest prayer: here in our midst is the Son of God. ******* O LORD, reveal yourself to us in your Son; hear our petition.       YHWH, your Son has come and given us the grace to recognize Him. And so we have confidence to approach Him with our petitions, especially through His Blessed Mother. And we know that our petitions shall thus be granted and we shall sing praise to you in the assembly of all the faithful in your holy kingdom.      From sin take us all, dear LORD, from that which holds us to this world. Your glory alone may we seek, the eternal life we find in your only Son. He is true, He is God, and if we are in Him we may rejoice in you. Increase our faith in Him this day; let our eyes not be blinded to His miraculous presence.      O let us taste the water become wine! and the wine become the blood of your Son. Let us be inebriated with this fruit of the choicest Vine whose time has come and celebrate your glory in our midst. For by His flesh and by His blood we are wed to you, O God, and for what greater cause could we dance and sing? All sin He takes from us that life in you we may know.

(1Jn.5:14-21;   Ps.149:1-6,9;   Jn.2:1-12) “He hears us whenever we ask for anything according to His will.”  In our gospel, the waiters come to Mary; their misfortune is witnessed by her compassionate heart: “They have no more wine,” she tells her Son.  She knows what she is saying, she knows what she is asking… and Jesus knows, too.  And though He seems not prepared to answer her concern (you see, our concern is her concern, and she makes it His), yet she says to the servants standing by the words which perhaps best exemplify the Mother's relationship to the Son – “Do whatever He tells you.” Has Jesus a choice now?  Can He rebuff her request to “reveal His glory”?  It is a miracle she asks for the benefit of those in need, and the Lord cannot turn her down.  Do you see this?  Do you understand the significance of this scene, here at the very inception of Jesus' ministry, especially those who doubt our Blessed Mother's intercessory power with her Lord, her Son?  And do you think the power for finding answer to prayer with her beloved Jesus, the Son of God, is somehow shortened in ensuing days?  Does death conquer it?  Is she no longer the blessed of all generations?  Has this blessed generation come to an end? “We know that He hears us whenever we ask” and that “what we have asked Him for is ours.”  This is our confidence in God's compassion and love.  And we know too that the Blessed Mother stands beside our Lord and prepares the prayers we would offer Him, putting them into the words, the Spirit, we cannot express.  If we give them all to her, they will all be made effective, and we will taste of “the choice wine” which has been kept in store for us until these latter days. Through this miracle at Cana “His disciples believed in Him.”  Here He offers them a sign of His divinity – here they find “discernment to recognize the One who is true... the true God and eternal life.”  And so the wedding feast truly begins.  And so we “praise His name in the festive dance” and “sing praise to Him with timbrel and harp.”  “The children of Zion rejoice in their king,” for He has answered their deepest prayer: here in our midst is the Son of God. ******* O LORD, reveal yourself to us in your Son; hear our petition.       YHWH, your Son has come and given us the grace to recognize Him. And so we have confidence to approach Him with our petitions, especially through His Blessed Mother. And we know that our petitions shall thus be granted and we shall sing praise to you in the assembly of all the faithful in your holy kingdom.      From sin take us all, dear LORD, from that which holds us to this world. Your glory alone may we seek, the eternal life we find in your only Son. He is true, He is God, and if we are in Him we may rejoice in you. Increase our faith in Him this day; let our eyes not be blinded to His miraculous presence.      O let us taste the water become wine! and the wine become the blood of your Son. Let us be inebriated with this fruit of the choicest Vine whose time has come and celebrate your glory in our midst. For by His flesh and by His blood we are wed to you, O God, and for what greater cause could we dance and sing? All sin He takes from us that life in you we may know.

If Yeshua is not Yahweh shouldn't we find areas where the two do not share certain characteristics? What do we do with the attributes that are shared by the Father and the Son? Do we just ignore these Scriptures?