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Catherine (Space and Time) breaks down why blockchains alone can't power complex apps—and how a verifiable, decentralized database with ZK proofs closes the gap for enterprises, devs, and AI agents. We cover: what SxT is, how its patented ZK approach offloads compute to a single node and proves correctness on-chain, why institutional adoption is sticky, and marketing tactics that actually work in Web3 (what to outsource vs keep in-house). She also shares the Indonesia education rollout (UGM + Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison/IOH), token-powered payments, and what she'd do with unlimited community budget.Key timestamps (YouTube format)[00:00:00] Opening clip: From “future of money” to “verifiable data for smart contracts” [00:01:00] Live at Token2049: who Catherine is and what we cover [00:02:00] Origin story: joining Space and Time to solve crypto's database gap [00:03:00] Mission: empower devs/enterprises/AI agents with verifiable data [00:04:00] Why chains ≠ databases: limits, complexity, and enterprise SLAs [00:05:00] The core innovation: patented ZK proofs for database compute [00:05:45] How it works (plain English): single-node compute, on-chain verification [00:06:30] Catherine's background: technical marketing roots → Web3 [00:07:00] Founder tip: what to outsource vs keep internal (PR, events, community) [00:08:00] Campaigns that win: enterprise/institutional stories beat gimmicks [00:09:00] Example: Microsoft Fabric integration momentum[00:10:00] Listening to the market: community as your feedback engine [00:11:00] Indonesia rollout: IOH partnership and 100k+ students onboarding [00:12:00] UGM framework: verifiable diplomas/records; SXT as payment rail [00:13:00] Longevity question: decentralization and community node operators [00:15:00] If starting today: what they'd build vs leverage in the ecosystem [00:16:00] Why institutional demand is slow but sticky (and good for cycles) [00:17:00] Competing for attention vs building fundamentals and partnerships [00:18:00] What Space and Time needs now: builders to ship with verifiable data [00:19:00] Who they admire: Chainlink's dual GTM (community + enterprise) [00:20:00] Unlimited budget thought experiment: country leads and community depth [00:20:45] Advice to community managers: shared values, inclusion, tight feedback loops [00:21:30] Close: links, how to try SxT, and why this matters for Web3 buildersConnecthttps://www.spaceandtime.io/https://twitter.com/SpaceandTimeDBhttps://discord.gg/spaceandtimeDB https://www.linkedin.com/in/catherinehdaly/https://www.linkedin.com/company/space-and-time-db/DisclaimerNothing mentioned in this podcast is investment advice and please do your own research. Finally, it would mean a lot if you can leave a review of this podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and share this podcast with a friend.Be a guest on the podcast or contact us - https://www.web3pod.xyz/

At the Crexendo UGM, Doug Gaylor, President & COO of Crexendo, told Technology Reseller News Publisher Doug Green that AI is the next industry “game changer”—not just for cost savings, but for making money. Gaylor outlined how Crexendo's ecosystem now includes pre-integrated, ready-to-sell AI applications—such as an AI receptionist—that partners can brand, lightly tailor, and deploy quickly. “It's not about how they save money with AI—it's how they make more money with AI,” he said, citing examples like a 15-person HVAC firm in Phoenix using AI to book, reschedule, and triage calls 24/7, driving more completed jobs and higher dispatch efficiency. Gaylor emphasized that these AI services layer onto Crexendo's concurrent-use UCaaS model, enabling partners to widen margins versus per-seat competitors and expand account value. The typical customer paying about $350/month could grow to $500/month with AI-enabled workflows—“a win for the end customer, a win for our partners, and a win for Crexendo,” he noted. He also highlighted hospitality use cases (e.g., guest services requests, spa scheduling, towel deliveries) where instant responses boost satisfaction while human associates focus on higher-value tasks. The UGM itself reflected strong momentum, with record attendance and sponsorship and partners asking for Gaylor's slides to brief their teams. Looking beyond the Crexendo community, Gaylor invited BroadSoft and MetaSwitch operators to consider migrating, pointing to multiple recent conversions and asserting that the move delivers gains in technology, cost structure, and partnership support. Learn more: crexendo.com.

At the Crexendo UGM, Jeff Korn, CEO of Crexendo, spoke with Doug Green, Publisher of Technology Reseller News, about the company's record growth, customer-first philosophy, and expanding global capabilities. The conversation took place at the historic Fontainebleau Resort in Miami Beach — a fitting venue for a company celebrating both legacy and innovation. The event marked a major milestone as Crexendo approached (and soon after surpassed) seven million users, underscoring its status as one of the fastest-growing platform providers in the communications industry. “We're the fastest-growing platform provider in the country,” Korn said. “Our growth is driven by the best people, products, and service in the industry — bar none.” Korn attributes much of the company's success to its “sessions, not seats” pricing model, which allows partners to pay only for what is actually used — a flexibility especially valuable in large environments such as hospitality. “Our model provides real value,” he explained. “If your phones aren't in use, you're not paying for idle capacity. It's simple, fair, and efficient.” Beyond its pricing innovation, Crexendo continues to invest heavily in open APIs and its EVP program, a new company store where licensees and developers can access or offer third-party applications to customize and extend the NetSapiens platform. “We're giving our partners limitless possibilities to differentiate,” Korn said. “It's an ecosystem that keeps growing every year — just look at the number of vendors and integrations showcased here at the UGM.” Korn also highlighted the company's global expansion powered by its partnership with Oracle Cloud. “We can now turn up an instance in one or two days and meet data sovereignty requirements anywhere in the world,” he said. “That capability has already enabled us to serve customers in regions like Africa — and we're just getting started.” At the heart of Crexendo's success, Korn emphasized, is a commitment to service and community. “We are a company of service,” he said. “We listen, we act, and we care about every one of our licensees. Our success is built on their success.” To learn more about Crexendo's UCaaS and NetSapiens platform solutions, visit www.crexendo.com.

At the Crexendo UGM, Dave Michels, Principal Analyst & Founder of TalkingPointz, sat down with Doug Green, Publisher of Technology Reseller News, to unpack “UCaaS Mobility 3” — a pragmatic, mobile-first model that moves enterprise calling from over-the-top apps to the cellular layer itself. Michels framed three generations of UCaaS mobility. Mobility 1 (find-me/follow-me) forwarded calls but split voicemail and caller ID. Mobility 2 (OTT softphone apps) worked well on strong internet — but faltered in truly mobile conditions (highway handoffs, variable coverage), pushing users back to personal cell numbers. Mobility 3 fixes this by placing the enterprise line on the SIM/eSIM: users choose business or personal at dial time, and enterprise calls ride native cellular voice for reliability, with full logging, recording, and policy control. The result: intuitive smartphone use (native dialer/contacts), optional UCaaS app, and clean work/personal separation without MDM intrusiveness. Michels highlighted why this matters now: Reliability on the move: Native cellular voice eliminates OTT fragility in transit. Compliance & CX: Enterprise calls and texts are captured and governed (finance, healthcare, education), and contact centers can transfer to subject-matter experts without losing recording/analytics. Frontline & deskless workers: Mobility-first roles (e.g., field services) can finally get enterprise-grade mobile that “just works.” Simplicity for IT & MSPs: One number can move across hard phone, soft client, and smartphone; less training and fewer behavior changes. Carrier convergence: With MVNO models (e.g., Crexendo's newly announced Xtend approach), service providers can bundle meetings, UCaaS, messaging, calling, and cellular — even globally — under a single brand and bill. Looking forward, Michels envisions “no more softphones” for many roles: users keep one phone, one dialer, two identities (business/personal), and enterprises preserve governance and data for AI-assisted analytics. For MSPs and resellers at UGM, the message was clear: Mobility 3 is a near-term, standard approach that elevates UCaaS into true mobile telephony, expands deal size and stickiness, and opens regulated and frontline segments. Explore more of Michels' analysis at TalkingPointz.

At the Crexendo UGM, Jonathon Alarcon, Senior Director of Technology, and Jake Jacoby, CEO of TELCLOUD, joined Doug Green, Publisher of Technology Reseller News, to discuss the company's channel-driven approach to modernizing analog infrastructure. With the copper network being decommissioned, TELCLOUD is helping partners capture new revenue by replacing POTS lines with smart, compliant, and resilient connectivity solutions. “We transform copper,” said Jacoby. “We're absolutely making analog great again for our partners. There's real opportunity in POTS one last time.” He explained that TELCLOUD's solutions enable MSPs and telecom providers to modernize elevator lines, fire alarms, blue-light phones, and other regulated endpoints—without compromising reliability or compliance. Alarcon, who has deep expertise in life-safety communications, emphasized how the company's technology supports critical applications. “Every elevator, every fire alarm, every emergency system still needs a phone line to stay compliant,” he said. “What we've done is create a platform that meets and exceeds those requirements while giving our partners new capabilities for video, data, and monitoring.” At the heart of this transformation is TELCLOUD's new POTSCAST line of devices, launched at UGM. These multi-purpose units use cellular connectivity and PoE backup to ensure continuous operation—even during power outages—and can stream video from elevator cameras directly to central monitoring stations. TELCLOUD's infrastructure is UL listed and adheres to NFPA and NEC standards, making it both compliant and future-proof. Equally important, TELCLOUD's model is 100% channel-focused. The company empowers partners to bring these services to their own customers under their own brands, offering either full-service white-label delivery—including porting, billing, and compliance—or flexible integration into existing telco and MSP environments. “We don't sell direct,” Jacoby noted. “We empower our partners to deliver compliant, high-value solutions to their end customers.” As a platinum sponsor of the conference, TELCLOUD's presence at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach drew attention for both its technical innovation and its signature “Make Analog Great Again” branding—a lighthearted nod to the serious business opportunity behind POTS transformation. For many partners, the discussion was a reminder that the analog world still holds enormous potential, and that modernization doesn't have to mean abandoning the trusted systems that keep people safe. To learn more about TELCLOUD's POTS replacement and compliance solutions, visit telcloud.com or explore the POTSCAST lineup at potscast.co.

At the Crexendo UGM, Jon Brinton, Chief Revenue Officer at Crexendo, joined Doug Green, Publisher of Technology Reseller News, for an in-depth conversation about the company's expanding ecosystem, its partner-driven growth, and the innovations shaping the NetSapiens platform. The annual Crexendo User Group Meeting (UGM) has become one of the most anticipated gatherings in the communications industry — and this year set new records, with over 570 registered attendees and 66 sponsors. “It just keeps getting bigger and better,” said Brinton. “Our community is highly engaged and excited about what's next for the NetSapiens platform.” Held at the iconic Fontainebleau Resort in Miami Beach, the event combined historical elegance with a modern focus on AI, customer value, and partner profitability. Crexendo sessions featured topics such as business valuation, AI-driven applications, and building company equity, reflecting the company's commitment to providing immediate, actionable solutions rather than distant roadmaps. “We're focused on what partners can deploy now — within 30 days,” Brinton explained. “Our goal is to deliver AI applications and customer insights that add measurable value and drive higher average revenue per user. This isn't theoretical. It's about being market-ready today.” Brinton also highlighted Crexendo's evolving AI strategy, including integrations that leverage vCons to make conversational data actionable. “We're seeing AI as a force for customer value — not just for network management,” he said. “It's about helping service providers differentiate, add intelligence to their offers, and improve outcomes for their customers.” The UGM showcased a thriving partner ecosystem, where collaboration and community remain central. “Our success is tied to our partners' success,” Brinton noted. “They're growing at double the rate of the market. This event is about equipping them with the tools, partnerships, and insights to keep that momentum going.” To learn more about Crexendo and the NetSapiens platform, visit www.crexendo.com or www.netsapiens.com.

Dans la littérature sur les phénomènes étranges, il y a un groupe d’anomalies regroupées sous le vocable de UGM, pour « Unexplained Ground Markings », un acronyme que nous pourrions traduire par « marques inexpliquées sur le sol ». Comme le nom l’indique, il s’agit d’empreintes mystérieuses qui défient les explications rationnelles. Les amateurs de mystères les associent volontiers à des êtres fabuleux, des extraterrestres au diable, en passant par les fées et les farfadets. Objectivement, ces empreintes posent un sérieux défi à la science puisque leur interprétation repose essentiellement sur les spéculations proposées par les enquêteurs. Le « coupable » n’est jamais vu…Anomalies naturelles ou manifestations surnaturelles ? Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee pour notre politique de vie privée

As Epic has been one of the prominent EHR in the United States for years, its MyChart portal is used by more than 195 million patients (including probably many readers of this article). Its capabilities have grown enormously over the past few years. This video at Epic's UGM conference interviews Taylor Seale, Software Developer for Epic's Patient Experience, about about many of the powerful tools that are available to clinicians and patients.Learn more about Epic: https://www.epic.com/

August News You Can Use Healthcare: Where Even Babies Get Spam Calls Topics includes: Epic's annual UGM revealed quirky issues like newborns being assigned cell numbers; Awkward misdirected health updates, but fixes in the works; Epic's Cosmos database of 300M records powers AI predictions - excitement and privacy concerns for misuse by insurers; Healthcare costs are spiking with insurance premiums rising during open enrollment leaving patients with painful financial tradeoffs. Calls are growing in Washington for better health data sharing to improve patient care and reduce inefficiencies; A 23-year-old SIM jacker was sentenced to 10 years, a reminder that misuse of digital data carries real consequences. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

Episode PutCast kali ini kedatangan Desintha Dwi Asriani, akademisi UGM yang memiliki concern seputar isu-isu patriarki, beban ganda perempuan, hingga fenomena generasi sandwich di Indonesia. Diskusi ini menyingkap bagaimana peran domestik perempuan sering dimanfaatkan dan diremehkan, serta kekhawatiran absennya negara dalam memberi perlindungan sosial.

What's really happening on the streets of Metro Vancouver and Victoria? In this powerful episode of Ending Poverty Together, Shelaine sits down with Nick Wells, Media Relations Specialist at Union Gospel Mission (UGM), to pull back the curtain on what's happening—and what's being done to spark change.With over a decade in journalism, Nick shares gripping stories and raw insights from UGM's frontlines, where poverty, homelessness, addiction, and a growing affordability crisis are colliding like never before. He unpacks UGM's philosophy of meeting people where they're at—through practical compassion and deep-rooted care. From mobile outreach to recovery programs and the surge in food insecurity, Nick paints a vivid picture of both the challenges and the hope.Together, he and Shelaine explore the long road out of poverty—how housing stability, trauma-informed care, peer connection, and community can break generational cycles of hardship and transform lives.This episode is both a sobering look at urgent realities and a hopeful invitation to be part of lasting, community-driven change.

The fellas recap the week that was: Dizzle - Anniversary weekend vibes! Killa - back issues, paying the mortgage, back to school! Kev - working & planning. Sports Talk: NBA Christmas Day schedules, Joel Embiid's knee is reportedly in bad shape, D-Wade & A.I. to be Carmelo's H.O.F. presenters, WNBA talk, and Shedeur Sanders make his debut, and more. Entertainment: Diddy update, A judge has authorized Drake to serve an elusive key witness is case vs UGM, Kendrick Lamar is nominated for 10 awards at the 2025 #VMAs, Lil Wayne drops classic mixtapes on DSPs, and more. Quick Hitters: Exterminators found a massive 22-inch rat in U.K. home, new food items on the way, Welsh IT engineer who accidentally threw away a hard drive holding 8,000 Bitcoin in 2013, has officially ended his 12-year search, and a Video game update.

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A man who attacked a dozen people with a knife at Salem's Union Gospel Union Mission shelter on Sunday night is now in police custody facing attempted murder and assault charges. Several of the 12 stabbing victims suffered serious injuries and were hospitalized. The Union Gospel Mission has operated in Salem for 73 years and Director of Community Engagement Mark Hunter says, while it’s hard to make sense of the attack, he and the other staff and volunteers remain committed to their work. UGM provides food, shelter and educational programs to those experiencing homelessness with the help of hundreds of staff and volunteers and support from the community. Hunter joins us along with Executive Director Craig Smith to talk about how the community has supported the Mission in the aftermath of the attack and how the organization is thinking about security and continuing to fulfill their mission moving forward.

Polisi menetapkan Christiano, pengemudi BMW yang men4br4k mahasiswa Fakultas Hukum Universitas Gadjah Mada, Argo Eriko Achfandi, sebagai tersangka. Christiano diketahui juga berstatus sebagai mahasiswa UGM.

Coming in at #3 on the 2024 Cigar of the Year Countdown is the Casa Magna Colorado Lancero LE by Quesada Cigars. The story of the Casa Magna Colorado is well known. It started as a collaboration between two legendary names in the world of cigar making – Manuel Quesada and Nestor Plasencia. Since then, the Casa Magna Colorado has garnered many accolades. Today, Casa Magna Colorado is produced by Quesada's TABADEX factory in the Dominican Republic. Late in 2023, the company announced a limited run of the 7 x 40 Lancero LE. It is worth noting that several years earlier, it had released another lancero size under Casa Magna Colorado. That previous iteration measured 8 1/4 x 40. Full Details: https://wp.me/p6h1n1-uGm

Coming in at #3 on the 2024 Cigar of the Year Countdown is the Casa Magna Colorado Lancero LE by Quesada Cigars. The story of the Casa Magna Colorado is well known. It started as a collaboration between two legendary names in the world of cigar making – Manuel Quesada and Nestor Plasencia. Since then, the Casa Magna Colorado has garnered many accolades. Today, Casa Magna Colorado is produced by Quesada's TABADEX factory in the Dominican Republic. Late in 2023, the company announced a limited run of the 7 x 40 Lancero LE. It is worth noting that several years earlier, it had released another lancero size under Casa Magna Colorado. That previous iteration measured 8 1/4 x 40. Full Details: https://wp.me/p6h1n1-uGm  

Special note: If you have young kids in the car, we recommend putting those ear buds in for this episode as there are some topics that might not be appropriate for young ears.Geneva shares her story of overcoming addiction and abuse. She became pregnant at 16 and dropped out of high school, leading to a life of drug abuse and domestic violence. After serving a 30-month prison sentence, Geneva found faith and redemption. She joined the recovery program at Seattle's Union Gospel Mission's Hope Place, a long-term recovery program for drug and alcohol addiction. Geneva graduated from the program and now works there as a guest service senior manager, helping others overcome their struggles. She emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God and breaking generational curses of addiction and domestic violence.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3DiyAlsThis podcast is powered by Seattle's Union Gospel Mission. For more information, go to ugm.org

We were pleased to join by a resident of Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities - David who has struggled with alcohol addiction shares his story and how the love of both his family and the love being given by the people at UGM is helping him push through!

We were pleased to join by a resident of Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities - David who has struggled with alcohol addiction shares his story and how the love of both his family and the love being given by the people at UGM is helping him push through!

Mahasiswa tidak selalu identik dengan kesibukannya di ruang kuliah, kost atau kegiatan kemahasiswaan untuk menyalurkan minat dan bakat yang dimilikinya. Ada kalanya mahasiswa juga mampu memberikan sumbangsih bagi negara dan masyarakat. Salah satunya yang dilakukan oleh komunitas Lokalogi di UGM ikut terjun ikut memilah dan mengelola sampah di kampus. Tujuan mereka sederhana, ikut berkontribusi mengatasi persoalan sampah di kampus dan di DIY. Keren gak sih? Pandawara-nya UGM nih, senggol donk!

We were happy to be able to take part in the Epic UGM conference in Verona, WI this year. If you missed it, be sure to check out all the Epic UGM announcements that we covered. In that article, we kind of glossed over the fact that Epic was working on over 100 AI projects. We did that partially because Epic didn't put too much focus on it in their UGM keynote. However, it was clear that AI was going to be an integral part of many of the things that Epic was doing going forward. With that in mind, we wanted to learn more about Epic's approach to AI, so we sat down with Sean McGunigal, Director of Artificial Intelligence at Epic during the user conference. Learn more about Epic: https://www.epic.com/ Health IT Community: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/

On episode 8 of Under the Surface, we're joined by The Molecular Assassin, Arijit Basu. Arijit describes his journey from India to the US via a transformative sabbatical in Israel. Landing in the Langer lab at MIT and then finding his industrial legs, Arijit turns to computational toxicology as a way to ensure that drug hunters enable the concept of Safety by Design as a core tenant for how they're navigating chemical space. He doesn't discuss how he got his cool nickname though, so if that's what you're after, you will be out of luck. This episode was recorded live in Montreal at our 2024 UGM.

Hosts Colin Hung and John Lynn discuss An Epic Update from Epic's UGM. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

August News You Can Use 1) Heart Disease to Housing Lawsuits 2) Epic's Cosmos study on heart disease in aging populations 3) Correlations with LDL and HDL levels & critiques the study's summary and conclusions 4) The need for caution as the data isn't peer-reviewed 5) Announcements from Epic's UGM meeting 6) The lawsuit against RealPage for alleged price-fixing in rental markets, draws parallels to healthcare pricing practices 7) Debunks false claims about electronic medical records (EMRs) facilitating illegal voter registration To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

This next episode of Under the Surface has us speaking to crystallographer Eric Larson. In episode 7, as you'll hear, Eric's a little nervous about having his thoughts committed to ‘perpetuity.' But, as you'll also hear, he does a great job. As our first second structural biologist on the show, he tells us about how he got into the field, the very real logistical challenges of working in industry, and his evocative description of what it feels like to peek ‘behind the veil' and be the first on the planet to observe the structure of a previously unknown protein. It's a magical episode This episode was recorded live in Montreal at our 2024 UGM.

AGREE TO DISAGREE: Lakewood the first in the state to enforce SCOTUS camping rules // UGM suing to overturn WA LGBQ+ hiring law // Cutting the mold off the bread // GUEST: Luke Duecy on Pimp Wars // WE HEAR YOU! and WORDS TO LIVE BY

Pastor Steve Jeffery talks with Dr. Charles Wolford, CEO of the Union Gospel Mission of Tarrant County, a Christian ministry in Fort Worth that “offers programs for homeless people to maximize their potential by developing the skills needed to become independent, productive community members” (www.ugm-tc.org). They discuss the history and current work of UGM; the […] The post Hope for the homeless | Charles Wolford appeared first on .

Slovenia has numerous fascinating art museums, but none that are household names abroad, so they remain very pleasant surprises for visitors who discover them. In this episode, Dr. Noah Charney explores some of his favourite art museums in Slovenia, with a focus on those outside of Ljubljana. To cover some of those in Ljubljana, Dr. Noah Charney asked a few art world friends – Marko Jenko, a curator at the forthcoming Lah Museum, Matthew McQuarrie, a gallery owner and an American architect living in Slovenia, Blaž Peršin, the director of the City Museums of Ljubljana, and an Jaša Mrevlje-Pollak, a conceptual artist, for their tips. With Matthew McQuarrie, an American architect living in Slovenia, who coordinates the Dobre novice art exhibition featuring renowned international artists in Kamnik, the discussion delves into the importance of art in revitalizing communities and promoting critical thinking. Marko Jenko, a renowned curator, offers insights into the Lah Museum set to open in 2024. Blaž Peršin, Director of Museums and Galleries of Ljubljana, oversees various museums and galleries in the city and discusses the diverse art scene in Slovenia, spanning historical influences to contemporary trends. Jaša Mrevlje-Pollak, arguably Slovenia's highest-profile conceptual artist, with appearances at the Venice Biennale and the Frieze Art Fair, shares his perspective on the contemporary art landscape in Slovenia, spotlighting institutions such as Moderna Galerija, Cukrarna, UGM, the Art Gallery in Maribor, and Obalne Galerije Piran.Feel Slovenia the Podcast is brought to you by the Slovenian Tourist Board and hosted by Dr Noah Charney.Sound Production: Urska Charney For more inspirational content, check out www.slovenia.info and our social media channels, including Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Tripadvisor.

Alih-­alih mengingatkan Jokowi agar tak terjerembap dalam hasrat me­langgengkan kekuasaan, Menteri Sekretaris Negara Pratikno justru menjadi operator yang mewujudkannya. Bukan hanya tak patut, mantan rektor UGM itu juga mengkhianati intelektualitasnya sebagai akademikus. Temuan Tempo mengungkapkan bahwa ia berperan dalam melobi hakim konstitusi agar membuka jalan politik bagi Gibran serta membujuk partai politik agar menerima anak Jokowi itu dalam koalisi pemilihan presiden.  - - - Kunjungi s.id/tempo199 untuk berlangganan Tempo Digital hanya Rp 199 ribu setahun. Unduh aplikasi Tempo untuk membaca berbagai liputan mendalam Tempo. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/apakatatempo/message

Headlines and Hawks talk. Brady Quinn (Fox Sports/Big Noon Kickoff) joins us to give his thoughts on the Pac-12 Championship and Championship weekend; plus, he reflects a bit on his time in Seattle and what he loved so much about the Seahawks organization. Chuck makes his FoF pick Kraken Montage presented by UGM and some Daily Stove talk- do we think Ohtani will sign with a team by Monday? What percentage do we give the Mariners?

Jason talked to Sammy Watkins who is the Director of Chaplains for Union Gospel Mission and talks about how important it is to implement faith  the tough challenges through your life and how Union Gospel Mission is helping the younger generation learn about who God is and how they can seek Him when times are truly difficult with the help of the chaplains at UGM.

Final stretch of this Thursday as we push back against hunger with the Union Gospel Mission, we started things out with WCCO Radio's own Ginnee Berg, Sr. Account Executive who will be closing the chapter with WCCO at the end of the year and she talks about her journey and the partnership WCCO has had with Union Gospel Mission over the years. We also chatted with Sarah Peterka, the Director of Community Relations with Union Gospel Mission discussing the partnerships with the people that come through the doors of UGM and partnering with them to get through the toughest of times. Then we chatted with one of the many who volunteered to help with Union Gospel Mission, Diane where she shared her passion for helping people alongside the Mission. 

One of the many people who have played a key role in this journey is leaving NewsTalk 830 WCCO but not without lending another helping hand with the UGM Radiothon at Mall of America - Ginnee Berg is the Senior Account Executive with NewsTalk 830 WCCO and she talks about the long partnership with UGM each and every year and the impact that has been made and the memories that live on from her experiences.

We were pleased to be joined by the Director of Community Relations with Union Gospel Mission Sarah Peterka, as she talks us through the help she and the team at UGM provides each person that comes through the doors and talks about her “why” when it comes to her career serving with The Mission. 

We chatted with Kyle Schweitz, he is the Program Director for Christ Recovery Center with UGM, who explains how he found The Mission and the road to recovery he experienced through alcohol addiction, the relationships he built through that and more. Hear his amazing story on how he became the Program Director and his journey through the struggles of addiction as well. 

Di tengah eskalasi konflik Israel-Palestina yang semakin memanas usai serangan dadakan dan besar-besaran Hamas ke Israel 7 Oktober lalu, Rivan Dwiastono mengajak Anda memahami konflik tersebut bersama dua pakar, Siti Muti'ah Setiawati dari UGM dan Broto Wardoyo dari UI.

6am hour -- FLOTUS in Seattle today to tout cancer fight and research, one possible reason why the Senate dress code controversy is no big deal, the Mariner's playoff chances now that they play their top two rivals (Texas and Houston) to close out the season, the weekend's local tackle football match-ups, KVI's Lars Larson. 7:05am -- GUEST: Discovery Institute researcher in Seattle, Caitlyn Axe, crunched the numbers on how much money it costs to house homeless people in King Co. and compared it to what it costs charities like Salvation Army and Union Gospel Mission, the $10 million question: why did this Seattle program fail so miserably?, why Salvation Army and UGM succeed where the KCRHA plan failed; 911 call audio released after F-35 USMC pilot ejected last week in So.Carolina, Donald Trump asked to sign 28-yr-old bartender's tank top while campaigning in Iowa, the loudest complaints about surge/location of illegal undocumented migrants is now coming from the most liberal states in America, Donald Trump vows mass deportations if he's re-elected in 2024. 8:05am -- GUEST: US Congressional candidate, Leslie Lewallen, running against Marie Gluzenkamp-Perez (WA-3), why Lewallen wants to "put parents back in the driver's seat" for their kids

What if we had a machine that could take input in human language, reason and always keep the human in the loop. This is what Satya Nadella spoke about at UGM.

Today I give you my fresh eyes view on UGM. What's fresh eyes. Listen in to understand.

My first time on Epic's campus in over 15 years. My impressions and ramblings on day 1 of UGM.

Former pastor for 15 years and former employee at Seattle's Union Gospel Mission (UGM), Kyle Reynolds comes by the VCW hall to share his Evangelical story and faith journey. We discuss how he became LGBTQ affirming as a straight pastor then talk about his work at UGM as well as the work that UGM does in Seattle. Within that work at UGM, we discuss Seattle's homelessness crisis. Check out Zach's music by going to:  https://muzach.bandcamp.com Twitter: Twitter: @vcwpod Zach- @muzach Dave- @Davejlester Podcast music by Zach Malm Logo by Zach Malm

Dicky Sofjan dari UGM dan Michael Quinlan dari Baylor University membahas kondisi pluralisme agama di Indonesia, bagaimana warga dan pemerintah di semua tingkatan menyikapi keragaman dan hidup berdampingan dalam masyarakat. Selengkapnya bersama Leonard Triyono.

Announcements from Sunday, November 6th 2022 International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church - Sunday, November 6th was the International Day of Prayer for Persecuted Christians, a day set aside for Christians to join in prayer for our persecuted brothers and sisters in Christ around the world.  Voice of the Martyrs produced this video of Rebecca in Nigeria for this year's international day of prayer for the persecuted church. https://youtu.be/nUrz3xe9E7E Christians Living on the world's most dangerous frontier mission fields cherish God's Word - Pray that every christian living in hostile areas and restricted nations will receive their own copy of the Bible to encourage, instruct and guide them in their Christian discipleship. Persecutors around the world are threatened by God's Word and seek to destroy or remove Bibles in order to discourage the witness of Christians - Pray that Christians will be wise as serpents and innocent as doves (Matt 10:16) as they smuggle and distribute Bibles AND Pray that persecutors who seize Bibles will read them and place their trust in Christ. Bible Reading Plan This Week - Join us on #bible_reading_plan to discuss our daily Bible reading. we begin Joshua and continue the Psalms. The PDF is attached and can be printed out and put in your Bible as a daily reminder. Feel free to leave any thoughts, questions or insights in the #bible_reading_plan channel here on Slack. FRIENDS-GIVING - I want to formally invite you to Rainier Valley Church's first Friendsgiving Potluck coming up on Sunday, November 20th This is the Sunday before Thanksgiving and RVC will be hosting a formal thanksgiving dinner together as a church family after service. We will take some time to reflect and share what we're thankful for and enjoy a traditional thanksgiving meal together in the fellowship hall. @Crystal Van Tine has a sign-up sheet for people to bring all the classic Thanksgiving sides like mashed potatoes, pumpkin pie, etc. Pastor @Steve Pratt Preaching Next Sunday, November 13th - The Van Tines will be out of town celebrating their 14th wedding anniversary. Pastor @Steve Pratt will be continuing the "When God Doesn't" sermon series in the book of Habakkuk. If you would like to study ahead, we will be finishing Habakkuk 2:6-20 Hope Place Graduation - We have another opportunity to help UGM's Hope Place! Their quarterly graduation program is scheduled for Wednesday evening, Nov 9, and they could use some help with child care during the service. The timing is 6:00-8:00. If you can help you need to RSVP to the new Associate Director Julie Jenkins at JJenkins@ugm.org with your name and email address, and she'll need your RSVP no later than Nov 1 so that she has time to make sure that you either already are (or now get) registered in their system for background check. This has been a relatively simple but very much appreciated way that we can serve families who are guests at Hope Place. If you have more questions please contact @Chris Volk and @Cheri Volk. When God Doesn't - The Book of Habakkuk Week #2 "Questioning God in the Midst of Suffering" Text: Habakkuk 1:12–2:5 Topics: Questions, Suffering, Uncertainty, Expectations, Waiting, Faith. Wrestling, Objections   Big Idea of the Message: We Must Be Prepared to Suffer Well in this Broken and Sinful World.   Application Point: 1.Remembering Who God is (Hab 1:12-17) 2.Waiting on God's Promises (Hab 2:1) 3.Trusting God by Faith (Hab 2:2-4)   Discussion Questions: What is one thing that stood out to you from this week's message?   Remembering Who God is (Hab 1:12-17) Habakkuk remembers who God is and honestly wrestles with questions and expectations Describe a time when a person or event did not meet your expectations? How did it impact your life? How did it make you feel? Discuss a time when God did not meet your expectations? How did it impact your life? How did it make you feel? How can our expectations in life toward God, people, and circumstances be a hindrance? How do you discern the difference between healthy and unhealthy expectations? In order to hold on firmly to our faith, we must let go of our expectations of how God works in situations and in answer to our prayers. What are some expectations of God and things you want him to do that you need to let go of?   Waiting on God's Promises (Hab 2:1) Habakkuk waits for God to answer his prayers with patience and perspective. Describe a time in your life when you had to practice patience and the results of that patience. How can we cultivate the virtue of Christian patience in our own lives? What opportunities is God giving you to practice waiting on Him? Habakkuk goes to a tower or ramparts depending on your translation. Habakkuk goes somewhere specific to meet with God. Do you have a certain place you like to go to meet with God? Why do you think Jesus would command us to have a private prayer closet to meet with God? (Matthew 6:6) When we are suffering, we can often get hyper focused on ourselves and forget what God is doing in the world and within all of human history. What are some practices that can help us to gain a wider perspective and draw us out of ourselves and our own current suffering and uncertainty?   Trusting God by Faith (Hab 2:2-4) Habakkuk receives word from God that justice will come in time but until then we live by faith. We defined Biblical Faith as 1. Intellect/Knowledge (Knowing the Truth of God's Character and Promises) 2. Emotional/Acceptance (Internalizing and Believing Truth for Ourselves) 3. Will/Obedience (Trusting and Living with Courage, Loyalty, and Obedience toward God). Given this definition, how is faith not a "blind faith" or a "leap in the dark"? What the difference between Biblical faith and Believing that God exists if even the demons believe that God exists? (James 2:19) How can we personally develop and cultivate our faith (Knowledge, Trust, and Obedience) in our lives this next week?   How can we pray for one another to grow in what we've learned this week? (Remembering, Waiting, Trusting in Faith) Worship Service Video from Sunday, November 6th https://youtu.be/h5uFUW7ICw0

Announcements from Sunday, October 30th, 2022 Happy Reformation Day - STREAM THE LUTHER DOCUMENTARY FOR FREE October 31 marks 505 years since Martin Luther effectively—and unintentionally—sparked the Protestant Reformation with his Ninety-Five Theses. Discover Luther's story by watching the award-winning documentary Luther: The Life and Legacy of the German Reformer. It's available to stream for free on Ligonier Ministries' YouTube channel. You can also download the accompanying study guide for free. Here is the great kids video on the life of Martin Luther we showed on Sunday. https://youtu.be/fVsdAIqHBWI Bible Reading Plan This Week - Join us on #bible_reading_plan to discuss our daily Bible reading. This week we are reading Deuteronomy 17-34 and Psalm 45-49. The PDF is attached and can be printed out and put in your Bible as a daily reminder. Feel free to leave any thoughts, questions or insights in the #bible_reading_plan channel here on Slack. RVC Women's Bible Study Kickoff - A Reminder to the ladies that RVC's Women's Ministry is hosting a Women's Bible Study on this Wednesday, October 26 from 6:45pm-8:45pm. For more details please follow up with @Shelly Lischke. All the ladies are invited! Hope Place Graduation - We have another opportunity to help UGM's Hope Place! Their quarterly graduation program is scheduled for Wednesday evening, Nov 9, and they could use some help with child care during the service. The timing is 6:00-8:00. If you can help you need to RSVP to the new Associate Director Julie Jenkins at JJenkins@ugm.org with your name and email address, and she'll need your RSVP no later than Nov 1 so that she has time to make sure that you either already are (or now get) registered in their system for background check. This has been a relatively simple but very much appreciated way that we can serve families who are guests at Hope Place. If you have more questions please contact Chris and Cheri Volk.  When God Doesn't - The Book of Habakkuk Week #1 "When Life Doesn't Make Sense" Text: Habakkuk 1:1–11 Topics: Questions, Wrestling, Objections, Frustration Big Idea of the Message: God is big enough for our questions and our objections; he invites us to bring them to him in dialogue and to trust him with them. Application Point: When we are real and honest with God and tell him what's on our hearts, he will lead us on a path that matures and deepens our faith. Discussion Questions: What is one thing that stood out to you from this week's message? Have you ever had a season when you questioned whether God saw or cared about what was going on in your life? Tell us about it. Why do you think we sometimes struggle to admit that we're frustrated with God? Can you think of other people in the Bible who struggled with what God was doing? How did they handle it? What was the outcome? When something difficult happens, or when people feel like God isn't listening, they typically do one of two things: run from God in anger or run toward God in vulnerability. Why is it important to stay in dialogue with God through difficult seasons? How can we pray for you?

Bible Reading Plan This Week - Join us on #bible_reading_plan to discuss our daily Bible reading. This week we are reading Deuteronomy 1-16 and Psalm 40-44. The PDF is attached and can be printed out and put in your Bible as a daily reminder. Feel free to leave any thoughts, questions or insights in the #bible_reading_plan channel here on Slack. Rainier Valley Church's Worship Collective's New Album - "We Gather Together" Volume #2 is RVC's new album which is out now on all major streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, Sound Cloud and YouTube. Check it out and enjoy the incredible worship! https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLA... RVC Monday Morning Prayer on Mondays at 7am - Join us online on Mondays at 7am-8am for RVC's Monday morning prayer time. We read a psalm, share prayer requests and pray together each week. If you have a prayer request or would like to pray with us, grab your coffee and your Bible, and join us on Zoom! https://us02web.zoom.us/j/320725690?p... If you have questions, contact @Patti Lozano for more information on RVC's Monday morning prayer group. Kids Ministry Sign-Up - Hi RVC Parents! We're so excited to start offering Sunday School for kids ages 3-12 this Sunday! If you'd like your child(ren) to participate, you can save time by pre-registering. Even if your child has been in our Kids Ministry in the past, please take a few minutes to fill out the registration for each child so we have up-to-date information on everyone. You can also fill out a registration form in person at church if you prefer. Here's the link: https://forms.gle/R32LdsPq5nnteonS6. If you aren't already included in the #parents channel, please join to keep up on all the latest. RVC Women's Bible Study Kickoff - The Rainier Valley Church's Women's Ministry is hosting a Women's Bible Study Kickoff on this Wednesday, October 26 from 6:45pm-8:45pm. For more details please follow up with @Shelly Lischke and @Kristin Marais. All the ladies are invited! Hope Place Graduation - We have another opportunity to help UGM's Hope Place! Their quarterly graduation program is scheduled for Wednesday evening, Nov 9, and they could use some help with child care during the service. The timing is 6:00-8:00. If you can help you need to RSVP to the new Associate Director Julie Jenkins at JJenkins@ugm.org with your name and email address, and she'll need your RSVP no later than Nov 1 so that she has time to make sure that you either already are (or now get) registered in their system for background check. This has been a relatively simple but very much appreciated way that we can serve families who are guests at Hope Place. Please check your calendars and see if you can squeeze open that Wednesday evening to serve our sisters and their children! Habakkuk - Next week we will begin a new series in the book of Habakkuk and think about how a good God could allow evil and suffering in this world. Please plan to join us and invite friends that struggle with this important question. "The Compassion of God" Jonah Week #4 Text: Jonah 4:1–11 Topic: Grace, Anger, Sovereignty, Mission Big Idea of the Message: God uses a vivid object lesson to teach Jonah about his sovereignty over creation and compassion towards sinners. Application Point: God will lovingly put you in situations and places where your comfort and desires are pressed, so that they might conform to his plan for your life. Discussion Questions: What is one thing that stood out to you from this week's message? Why is Jonah still angry, and who is he angry with? What do we learn through the contrast of creation's obedience (the wind and the plant) versus Jonah's disobedient heart? What do we learn about God's character through his patience and persistence with Jonah? Why is God still concerned with one rebellious prophet when a whole city just repented? How can I pray for you?

Announcements New Time and New Location - Rainier Valley Church is now located at 6020 Beacon Ave S and gathers on Sundays at 4pm for worship and 5:30 for dinner together. Fall-Kick Off - Sunday, September 25th. Mark your Calendars for our Fall BBQ kick-off event. Ice Breaker Questions What were your thoughts and impressions on the new time and location for Rainier Valley Church? Now that our church is gathering at 4pm on Sundays, how will we create new patterns of rest, worship and fellowship on the Lord's Day? How does the move to Beacon Hill give us new opportunities? (carpools, CG brunch, bringing food for dinner, hanging out afterwards at a local restaurant?) Loving One Another (1 Tim 5:1-2) - What are practical ways that we can honor older men and women and fulfill the command of Romans 13:7 to “show honor to whom honor is owed” within our church family? How can we live-out the Biblical call to treat young men and women as our own brothers and sisters? Why does Paul go out of his way to command Timothy to practice both brotherly love towards younger women as well as purity within those relationships? How can we maintain the balance of closeness and care yet appropriate boundaries and purity within our spiritual family? Practical Ways of Loving One Another Bring something to share for dinner on Sunday afternoons at Church. Get connected with a Community Group or Start a new CG. Build new rhythms around people (Movie nights, hangouts, BBQs, coffee dates, etc) Serving Our Neighbors (1 Tim 5:3-6) - Paul calls Timothy and the church in Ephesus to honor widows who are truly widows and it's declared in Psalm 68:5 that God himself is a “Father of the fatherless and protector of Widows” so how can we as a church family serve our neighbors? Who are the widows and orphans in your life? What would it look like for you to honor them? Paul encourages families to take responsibility for the elderly in their own families. How should the Christian faith impact our family? In 1 Timothy 5:5-6, Paul contrasts two different types of widows. Why is it important for the church to assess the character of those we help and how can certain types of helping actually hurt people by enabling more destructive lifestyle choices? Practical Ways of Serving our Neighbors Identifying the Widows and Orphans in your social circles (Those in need) Volunteers to serve, tutoring kids or help with child care at UGM's Hope Place Volunteering to go out with the UGM's Search & Rescue Teams to serve our homeless neighbors Strengthening Our Families (1 Tim 5:7-8) - Why is the family so important to God? How does strengthening our families enable us to serve those outside of our families? Why would not providing for the needs of our family be like denying the Christian faith and functioning like an unbeliever? How is our family living in light of the call to be fruitful and multiply (Gen 1:18) and in what ways are we nourishing and cherishing one another (Eph 5:28-30)? How have you seen God uses healthy families to love others, preach the gospel and serve their neighbors and the nations? Practical Ways of Strengthening Our Families Identifying the best ways we can practically support and encourage one another. Creating times of family worship, bible reading/discussion, prayer together. Serving together as a family within the church and out in the community.

Микс из моих текущих underground предпочтений для весеннего марафона дж миксов от портала UGM! (все миксы в сообществе ugm vk) GVOZD vibes: Noel - System (Subwave remix) Sub Imperior and Subten - Fear Meph & Drop Databasse - Minimalistic Sobersoul - Cringe (Moytra remix) Screamarts - The Paradox Teddy Killerz - Critical Damage State Of Mind & SMOOTH - Runaway Train Melanchol - Ghosthunter Teddy Killerz - Ego ONEX - Under Attack Rido & Phonetick - Crocodile Magnetude - Valhalla Grinder & MNTL - Gearbox Kaizah and Sebotage - Seppuku Miditacia - Surrealism Screamarts - Are You Mad Yes Teej & Trex, Medic MC - Hot One Document One - Flute Ting Data 3 - Tric City (Waeys remix) Nami Ongaku & Hijak MC - Creepin Art Twisted - Gullivers Journey Bare Up - Hatcher Current Value - Possibility Screamarts - Shinobi Ruckus and GEAR - Dont Play

En la edición AM, conversamos con Andrés Larraín, creador de la causa por el Banco Central Autónomo, y con Gastón Mansilla, abogado del estudio Amat, Ruiz-Tagle y profesor de derecho comercial de la UGM.

This week Danielle and Mark are joined by Steve Burke. Steve is a chaplain at Union Gospel Mission - Twin Cities and one of CIC's amazing therapy dog volunteers. The team discuss the path that led Steve to become a chaplain, how CIC's programming supports residents at UGM, and the impact that Steve's dog and the other CIC dogs leave on the folks at UGM. You can find out more about Union Gospel Mission and support their mission by visiting https://www.ugmtc.org/