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Tim and Brady discuss a new song, squirrel barking, more device damage stories, Wikus and his coma, loads of ideas from stakeholders, and a visit to the grave of CS Lewis.Catch the bonus Request Room episode for another 23 minutes of chat - https://www.patreon.com/posts/115472289Support us on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/unmadeFMJoin the discussion of this episode on our subreddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/Unmade_Podcast/Catch the podcast on YouTube where you will see all the accompanying CS Lewis pictures - https://youtu.be/GW2-oJB84JsUSEFUL LINKSPhotos from this episode (margarine laptop and grave visit) - https://www.unmade.fm/episode-152-picturesAlex's apostle song clipped up as a short video - https://youtu.be/o_iJIDAmPZcAchy Breaky Heart music video (Billy Ray Cyrus version, not Tim) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=byQIPdHMpjcThe podcast spreadsheet - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yBjcOPMrSETwZxiQTpupODC4EAYVZFSauuqJFKZIGcw/The Glasgow Coma Scale - https://www.glasgowcomascale.orgWorld Cup trophy - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIFA_World_Cup_TrophyA video Brady made about the World Cup trophy - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuCgElVlZhkBrady at Charles Messier's Grave - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3-hwKQqy0ICatch the bonus Request Room episode - https://www.patreon.com/posts/115472289

Despite a 10% drop in share price due to a slight revenue decline, Calgro M3 emphasises long-term profitability and diversification into memorial parks. Group CEO Wikus Lategan, highlights in this interview with Alec Hogg, strong gross profit margins and the memorial parks' role in mitigating cyclical risks while ensuring stable cash flow in uncertain economic conditions.

“Stadig oor die klippe” het hom laat terugdink aan die tyd wat hy en sy vrou ontmoet en verlief geraak het. Maroela Media

This week we are taking you deep into District 9 as we follow Wikus on his mission to evict all of the Prawns. No real spoiler that this weeks movie is incredible. An Oscar nominated movie with CGI that still looks better than 99% of movies today despite being almost 15 years old. We have our full review, lots of behind the scenes facts, news on District 10 and an international language game! As always we also feature your scores, thoughts and a few voicemails for good measure. If you want to get involved in future episodes you can just drop us an e-mail yourunpodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yourunpodcast/message

This week we are taking you deep into District 9 as we follow Wikus on his mission to evict all of the Prawns. No real spoiler that this weeks movie is incredible. An Oscar nominated movie with CGI that still looks better than 99% of movies today despite being almost 15 years old. We have our full review, lots of behind the scenes facts, news on District 10 and an international language game! As always we also feature your scores, thoughts and a few voicemails for good measure. If you want to get involved in future episodes you can just drop us an e-mail yourunpodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yourunpodcast/message

LINK IN BIO! Ben & Rob kick off their brand new Neill Blomkamp series with his stunning 2009 directorial debut ‘District Nine'. A loose re-imagining of the apartheid system of South Africa through the lens of refugee aliens and the corrupt corporation assigned to manage their resettlement, ‘District Nine' is a masterpiece of science fiction that pulls no punches in depicting the casual cruelty of oppression. Sharlto Copley, in his debut performance, perfectly balances comedy and tragedy as protagonist Wikus Van De Merwe, a mid-level bureaucrat who gets infected with alien DNA. But what sets this film apart from the white-saviour narratives that so often creep into stories of race? Is this Neill Blomkamp's best film? And what IS that black stuff Wikus get sprayed with?!To find out all this and much, much more, CONSUUUME now!!!Find us on your socials of choice at www.everymovieeverpodcast.com

It's time to talk PRAWNS! Cameron with return super-guests Noah Scalin and Victor Koressel discuss “District 9” from 2009. This movie had just as many SFX shots as a transformers movie for  ⅕ the budget, and it packs a punch like no other sci fi film! With a totally unique approach, Neill Blomkamp and his wife Terri crafted a story of alien encounters in Johannesburg South Africa, where Aliens come and no one cares. Do you remember seeing this movie in theaters? Summary:Released in 2009 for Tristar films with the backing of Peter Jackson, District 9 was directed by Neill (with 2 Ls) Blomkamp and his wife Terri Tatchell, based on Neill's short film “Alive in JoBurg.” Neill went on to direct Elysium and Chappie btw! District 8 takes place in a universe where refugee aliens  with a bug-humanoid look, called “prawns”, land over Johanesburg in South Africa in 1982, where they are  relegated to a massive slum, picking for scraps. The story begins in the 2010s, 28 years later, and follows Wikus Van Der Mere played by first time actor Sharlto Copley - a Michael Scott type government employee working alongside the weapons company MNU - Multi-National United to forcibly evict the 1.8 million “prawns” and move them to a concentration camp 200 kilometers outside the city. But when Wikus inhales alien power fluid during a shanty raid, he begins to metamorphasize into a prawn himself, setting off a bloody chain of events that will change both prawn and human history forever. Check out Noah's art: https://www.noahscalin.com/ 

Ever since I saw District 9 and learned of all the mythical stories behind the short film becoming a feature, I have been a massive fan of today's guest, Neill Blomkamp. Though Neill is here today to talk about his new sci-fi horror fiction film, Demonic, we also chatted up about his other films that have been successful over the years.Released in August 2021, Demonic follows a young woman who unleashes terrifying demons when supernatural forces at the root of a decades-old rift between mother and daughter are ruthlessly revealed.Neill is a South African Canadian film director, producer, screenwriter, and animator, best known for writing and directing multiple-award-winning films such as Chappie, Elysium, and the iconic District 9, along with a plethora of short films, commercials, and special effect credits.If you have seen a few of Neill's works already, you would already know and admire his dystopian, action, and sci-fi style of writing and filmmaking. He depicts the short film in documentary style, with xenophobic social segregation themes.In 2009 Neill and his wife, Canadian screenwriter Terri Tatchell, co-wrote a short film titled, Alive in Joburg, which later became his feature film debut, District 9. Neill received an Academy Award nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Picture for this $210.8 million-grossing film from a $30 million budget.District 9 was a critically acclaimed splash, earning multiple awards, including the Bafta, the Academy, Golden Globes, etc., for its visual effects, editing, screenplay, and picture. And a 90% on rotten tomato. But the success of this film is truly in the story it tells and the inspiration that drove it. In 1982, a massive star ship bearing a bedraggled alien population, nicknamed "The Prawns," appeared over Johannesburg, South Africa. Twenty-eight years later, the initial welcome by the human population has faded. The refugee camp where the aliens were located has deteriorated into a militarized ghetto called District 9, where they are confined and exploited in squalor.In 2010, the munitions corporation, Multi-National United, was contracted to forcibly evict the population with operative Wikus van der Merwe in charge. In this operation, Wikus is exposed to a strange alien chemical and must rely on the help of his only two new 'Prawn' friends.As you will hear in our conversation, this project was inspired by parts of Johannesburg in South Africa's history Neill was learning. His journey involved gaining awareness of xenophobia from relatively poor South Africans against immigrants from Mozambique, Nigeria, and Malawi --- a sentiment is still prevalent with some South Africans to this day.The initial short film, Alive In Joburg that preceded District 9, had a socio-political theme shot in realism-based style paired with sci-fi but of performers sharing real-life experiences of illegal aliens/immigrants in South Africa. By the time he had to adapt the script for the feature, District 9, Neill had moved into an interest of South Africa's history, including apartheid, and precisely its border war period in the 1980s.As mentioned earlier, Neill started his career in this industry through visual effects and animation in commercials. When he moved to Canada at 18 years old, the pathway opened up for him to finally pursue his childhood dream of working in the film industry. He did Ads animation for some years while closely following the works of film directors who had gone the commercials to film directing route. One of his most prominent commercials to date, which was shelved by the clients based on creative differences, was a short film Superbowl ad for Nike.Even though he spent a short time doing commercials, Neill has held on to all the transferable lessons and tips to his filmmaking and screenwriting.IN 2015, Neill released his third feature film, dystopian sci-fi action fiction, Chappie, co-written with his wife, Tatchell --- starring Sharlto Copley, Dev Patel, and Hugh Jackman. Chappie became a massive success at the box office with a gross of from a $49 million budget.Chappie, an artificial general intelligence law enforcement robot, is captured during a patrol and reprogrammed by gangsters after being stolen. He becomes the first robot with the ability to think and feel for himself.Not to give too much away, let's dig into my interview with our incredible guest, Neill Blomkamp.

Prof. Wikus van Niekerk van die Universiteit van Stellenbosch gesels oor hoe ingewikkeld die groen waterstof proses is en of dit as 'n kragbron gebruik kan word.

Bekend vir gewilde vrystellings soos Brannewynlippe, Proe Soos Nog en Blou. Maar nou is Wikus Botma terug met ‘n splinternuwe liedjie en wie hou nou nie van ‘n stukkie Nannas nie?

Bekend vir gewilde vrystellings soos Brannewynlippe, Proe Soos Nog en Blou. Maar nou is Wikus Botma terug met ‘n splinternuwe liedjie en wie hou nou nie van ‘n stukkie Nannas nie?

Singer Wikus Botma surprised Martin Bester on Friday Live.

Ruben Delmage en Arnold Geerdts het met Wikus Myburgh gesels wat baie skielik groot naam gemaak het in fietsry kringe en ook vir al die regte redes en ook met HUB van die Momentum Multiply Titans Jacques Faul oor die Mark Boucher saak en veel meer. Luister gerus weer hier as jy dit gemis het.

Ruben Delmage en Arnold Geerdts het met Wikus Myburgh gesels wat baie skielik groot naam gemaak het in fietsry kringe en ook vir al die regte redes en ook met HUB van die Momentum Multiply Titans Jacques Faul oor die Mark Boucher saak en veel meer. Luister gerus weer hier as jy dit gemis het.

The Chew the F.A.T team bring you a triple treat from across the globe on the South African high veld for this episode. They speak with kiwi born teenager Ethan Olivier who along with his brother Welre, are following in their father's triple footsteps as they both keep hop, step and jumping up the NZ all time ranking lists while eclipsing NZ age group records

Change is often a good thing when it comes to switching up your routine or incorporating a new element into things except perhaps when it involves aliens. In this story, we follow Wikus as he slowly starts to become the very thing he is attempting to get rid of, the alien known as "prawns". With the help of a found-footage style to it as well as CGI that still holds up in some areas, this film is able to tell a story about the horrors of immigration and homelessness in a unique way using a sci-fi element and plenty of cat food.

We're drinking alien-themed IPA's for an alien movie on this episode of TDBR. Pour one out for all the prawns that died in vain. Today we're talking about District 9, a thought-provoking science-fiction film that despite being somewhat of an indie film featuring no A-list actors, managed to make an assload of money. I contribute that to it starring Borat...I mean Sharlto Copley as our main character Wikus. Alex plays devils advocate as usual and Austin plays Devils Angel-cate (???). Austin also discusses his opinion of other Neill Blomkamp films and Alex briefly mentions going back to the gym [editors note by Alex - I already stopped going]. This was a fun conversation as always, and we hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Consider subscribing to the podcast for updates on new episodes, and tell your friends and family about us. Your mother would love us.

Ever since I saw District 9 and learned of all the mythical stories behind the short film becoming a feature, I have been a massive fan of today's guest, Neill Blomkamp. Though Neill is here today to talk about his new sci-fi horror fiction film, Demonic, we also chatted up about his other films that have been successful over the years.Released in August 2021, Demonic follows a young woman who unleashes terrifying demons when supernatural forces at the root of a decades-old rift between mother and daughter are ruthlessly revealed.Neill is a South African Canadian film director, producer, screenwriter, and animator, best known for writing and directing multiple-award-winning films such as Chappie, Elysium, and the iconic District 9, along with a plethora of short films, commercials, and special effect credits.If you have seen a few of Neill's works already, you would already know and admire his dystopian, action, and sci-fi style of writing and filmmaking. He depicts the short film in documentary style, with xenophobic social segregation themes.In 2009 Neill and his wife, Canadian screenwriter Terri Tatchell, co-wrote a short film titled, Alive in Joburg, which later became his feature film debut, District 9. Neill received an Academy Award nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Picture for this $210.8 million-grossing film from a $30 millionbudget.District 9 was a critically acclaimed splash, earning multiple awards, including the Bafta, the Academy, Golden Globes, etc., for its visual effects, editing, screenplay, and picture. And a 90% on rotten tomato. But the success of this film is truly in the story it tells and the inspiration that drove it.In 1982, a massive star ship bearing a bedraggled alien population, nicknamed "The Prawns," appeared over Johannesburg, South Africa. Twenty-eight years later, the initial welcome by the human population has faded. The refugee camp where the aliens were located has deteriorated into a militarized ghetto called District 9, where they are confined and exploited in squalor.In 2010, the munitions corporation, Multi-National United, was contracted to forcibly evict the population with operative Wikus van der Merwe in charge. In this operation, Wikus is exposed to a strange alien chemical and must rely on the help of his only two new 'Prawn' friends.As you will hear in our conversation, this project was inspired by parts of Johannesburg in South Africa's history Neill was learning. His journey involved gaining awareness of xenophobia from relatively poor South Africans against immigrants from Mozambique, Nigeria, and Malawi --- a sentiment is still prevalent with some South Africans to this day.The initial short film, Alive In Joburg that preceded District 9, had a socio-political theme shot in realism-based style paired with sci-fi but of performers sharing real-life experiences of illegal aliens/immigrants in South Africa.By the time he had to adapt the script for the feature, District 9, Neill had moved into an interest of South Africa's history, including apartheid, and precisely its border war period in the 1980s.As mentioned earlier, Neill started his career in this industry through visual effects and animation in commercials. When he moved to Canada at 18 years old, the pathway opened up for him to finally pursue his childhood dream of working in the film industry.He did Ads animation for some years while closely following the works of film directors who had gone the commercials to film directing route. One of his most prominent commercials to date, which was shelved by the clients based on creative differences, was a short film Superbowl ad for Nike.Even though he spent a short time doing commercials, Neill has held on to all the transferable lessons and tips to his filmmaking and screenwriting.IN 2015, Neill released his third feature film, dystopian sci-fi action fiction, Chappie, co-written with his wife, Tatchell --- starring Sharlto Copley, Dev Patel, and Hugh Jackman. Chappie became a massive success at the box office with a gross of from a $49 million budget.Chappie, an artificial general intelligence law enforcement robot, is captured during a patrol and reprogrammed by gangsters after being stolen. He becomes the first robot with the ability to think and feel for himself.Wanting to experiment and have more creative freedom Neill created Oats Studios. Oats Studios makes experimental short films, a testing ground for ideas and creativity leading to full scale feature films based on ideas created here. One of the studios most popular shorts is Rakka.Not to give too much away, let's dig into my interview with our incredible and inspiring guest, Neill Blomkamp.

Ever since I saw District 9 and learned of all the mythical stories behind the short film becoming a  feature, I have been a massive fan of today's guest, Neill Blomkamp. Though Neill is here today to talk about his new sci-fi horror fiction film, Demonic, we also chatted up about his other films that have been successful over the years.Released in August 2021, Demonic follows a young woman who unleashes terrifying demons when supernatural forces at the root of a decades-old rift between mother and daughter are ruthlessly revealed.Neill is a South African Canadian film director, producer, screenwriter, and animator, best known for writing and directing multiple-award-winning films such as Chappie, Elysium, and the iconic District 9, along with a plethora of short films, commercials, and special effect credits.If you have seen a few of Neill's works already, you would already know and admire his dystopian, action, and sci-fi style of writing and filmmaking. He depicts the short film in documentary style, with xenophobic social segregation themes.In 2009 Neill and his wife, Canadian screenwriter Terri Tatchell, co-wrote a short film titled, Alive in Joburg, which later became his feature film debut, District 9. Neill received an Academy Award nomination for Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Picture for this $210.8 million-grossing film from a $30 million budget.District 9 was a critically acclaimed splash, earning multiple awards, including the Bafta, the Academy, Golden Globes, etc., for its visual effects, editing, screenplay, and picture. And a 90% on rotten tomato. But the success of this film is truly in the story it tells and the inspiration that drove it. In 1982, a massive star ship bearing a bedraggled alien population, nicknamed "The Prawns," appeared over Johannesburg, South Africa. Twenty-eight years later, the initial welcome by the human population has faded. The refugee camp where the aliens were located has deteriorated into a militarized ghetto called District 9, where they are confined and exploited in squalor.In 2010, the munitions corporation, Multi-National United, was contracted to forcibly evict the population with operative Wikus van der Merwe in charge. In this operation, Wikus is exposed to a strange alien chemical and must rely on the help of his only two new 'Prawn' friends.As you will hear in our conversation, this project was inspired by parts of Johannesburg in South Africa's history Neill was learning. His journey involved gaining awareness of xenophobia from relatively poor South Africans against immigrants from Mozambique, Nigeria, and Malawi --- a sentiment is still prevalent with some South Africans to this day.The initial short film, Alive In Joburg that preceded District 9, had a socio-political theme shot in realism-based style paired with sci-fi but of performers sharing real-life experiences of illegal aliens/immigrants in South Africa. By the time he had to adapt the script for the feature, District 9, Neill had moved into an interest of South Africa's history, including apartheid, and precisely its border war period in the 1980s.As mentioned earlier, Neill started his career in this industry through visual effects and animation in commercials. When he moved to Canada at 18 years old, the pathway opened up for him to finally pursue his childhood dream of working in the film industry. He did Ads animation for some years while closely following the works of film directors who had gone the commercials to film directing route. One of his most prominent commercials to date, which was shelved by the clients based on creative differences, was a short film Superbowl ad for Nike.Even though he spent a short time doing commercials, Neill has held on to all the transferable lessons and tips to his filmmaking and screenwriting.IN 2015, Neill released his third feature film, dystopian sci-fi action fiction, Chappie, co-written with his wife, Tatchell --- starring Sharlto Copley, Dev Patel, and Hugh Jackman. Chappie became a massive success at the box office with a gross of from a $49 million budget.Chappie, an artificial general intelligence law enforcement robot, is captured during a patrol and reprogrammed by gangsters after being stolen. He becomes the first robot with the ability to think and feel for himself.Not to give too much away, let's dig into my interview with our incredible guest, Neill Blomkamp.

Prof. Wikus van Niekerk - dekaan van die Fakulteit Ingenieurswese by die Universiteit Stellenbosch

This story is full of disturbing and mature material. It also deals with violence against children and sexual assault. So please bear that in mind before listening. Sheldean Human was born on the second of April 1999, to mother Elize and father Wikus. By the time we enter the story, Her parents divorced and Sheldean lives with her mom in Pretoria, a city north of Johannesburg, South Africa. Sheldean attended the nearby primary school, where her teachers described her as friendly and self-confident, independent, and a pretty child with her straight blonde hair cut into blunt fringe. On the evening of Sunday 18 Feb, 2007, at about 6pm, Elize went to go socialise with a friend who lived in a flat at the back of the commune property. It's Summer in South Africa, and the sun would still be up. Her daughter was playing in the front garden with another little girl who lived there. Mary's mom calls her in for bath time, leaving Sheldean in the yard alone. By 6:45pm, just as the sun is starting to set, Elize heads to the front to collect Sheldean, so that they can get a jump on prepping for the school day tomorrow, but she is not where she is supposed to be. Sources:1.     Cape Talk: http://www.capetalk.co.za/articles/257580/gentle-giant-piet-byleveld-remembered-for-his-legendary-detective-skills2.     Crimes uncovered: https://tubitv.com/tv-shows/503736/s01-e06-taken-the-sheldean-human-story?start=true3.     ENCA: https://www.enca.com/south-africa/south-africa-s-super-cop-the-top-cases-piet-byleveld-helped-crack4.     EWN: https://ewn.co.za/2017/05/24/sa-super-sleuth-piet-byleveld-dies5.     EWN: https://ewn.co.za/2017/06/01/watch-piet-byleveld-given-hero-s-send-off6.     https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2017-06-02-manhunter-bylevelds-last-case/7.     News24: https://www.news24.com/channel/tv/news/three-reasons-to-binge-gritty-cape-town-cop-drama-die-byl-201907168.     News24: https://www.news24.com/news24/sheldeans-killer-got-what-he-deserved-201202149.     News24: https://www.news24.com/news24/court-hears-how-sheldean-died-2008052210.  TimesLive: https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2017-05-24-everything-i-believe-in-one-word-hope-piet-bylevelds-cv/11.  True Crime South Africa: https://truecrimesouthafrica.com/ and https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2020-04-24-podcast--sheldean-human-silence-is-deadly/Bed music: Awen by The Mind Orchestra is licensed under a Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License(https://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Mind_Orchestra/The_Mind_Orchestra_-_Singles/awen) Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joining Carrie Adams in her naughty corner this week is Wikus Human, a young sommelier who our wine queen describes as "very talented and making a huge name for himself, through sheer hard work and a long love affair with wine". Wikus joins Carrie to discuss all things wine.

Joining Carrie Adams in her naughty corner this week is Wikus Human, a young sommelier who our wine queen describes as "very talented and making a huge name for himself, through sheer hard work and a long love affair with wine". Wikus joins Carrie to discuss all things wine.

Joburg's Hottest Breakfast Show is, quite simply, the best way to wake up. Joburg's Hottest Breakfast Show is 3 hours of fun, laughs (possibly a few tears) and, of course, the best old skool and R&B. Join the team of Sam Cowen, Simon Hill, John Walland and award – winning producer, Will Scott, every week day from 6 – 9 am as they put the fun back into morning radio again.

Prof. Wikus van Niekerk – dekaan fakulteit Ingeneurswese, Universiteit van Stellenbosch

Prof. Wikus van Niekerk - dekaan fakulteit Ingeneurswese, Universiteit van Stellenbosch

Wikus, Adel en Jonathan Dean Rossouw woon aan die voet van die Magalies-berge, in ‘n een-vertrek hout huisie. Toe Adel swanger was met Jonathan, het sy urienweg-infeksie opgedoen, wat veroorsaak het dat Jonathan serebraal gestrem is. Hy is ‘n sterk seun met onwillekeurige bewegings, wat dit moeilik maak vir Pa Wikus om te werk. Hy moet sy vrou, Adel met Jonathan help. Hierdie gesin is gelukkig. Hulle toestande is vir baie nie ideaal nie, maar hulle sê ‘ons is nou in die bos, waar dit stresvry is'. Hulle het groot planne om inkomste te genereer, en leef tans op ‘n klein fooi wat hulle vir Jonathan se toestand ontvang. Met die inkomste, maak hulle eers seker dat Jonathan genoeg formule-melk het – die kalsium-aanvulling help met sy beendigtheid. Jonathan dra ook volwasse doeke, wat maandeliks vir ‘n groot uitgawe sorg. ‘Hoe bly mens so?', het ons vir onsself afgevra. En besef, soos hulle hul storie deel, dat dit wat vir ons haaglik is, is vir hulle huis. Careson Angel, ‘n liefdadigheidsorganisasie onder leiding van Carlene en Werner Smith, ontferm hulle oor die Rossouw-gesin. Hulle kan die gesin nie noodwendig uit hulle omstandighede haal nie, maar hulle, en ons, is in staat om hulle omstandighede te verbeter. Die GROOTfm 90.5 span het vir hulle blikkieskos en formule-melk geneem. Careson Angel het toiletware en hondekos geskenk. En veearts, Dr Amy Sawyer, het vir die honde vitamiene, ontwurmingspille en hondekos gegee. Hoekom? Want ons het ‘n verantwoordelikheid om Sy liefde uit te leef en aan almal te bewys. Aan almal, wat net soos ons, perfek geskape is, met ‘n doel. Sodat hulle ook, teenoor ander, van Sy liefde kan getuig.

Wikus, Adel en Jonathan Dean Rossouw woon aan die voet van die Magalies-berge, in ‘n een-vertrek hout huisie. Toe Adel swanger was met Jonathan, het sy urienweg-infeksie opgedoen, wat veroorsaak het dat Jonathan serebraal gestrem is. Hy is ‘n sterk seun met onwillekeurige bewegings, wat dit moeilik maak vir Pa Wikus om te werk. Hy moet sy vrou, Adel met Jonathan help. Hierdie gesin is gelukkig. Hulle toestande is vir baie nie ideaal nie, maar hulle sê ‘ons is nou in die bos, waar dit stresvry is'. Hulle het groot planne om inkomste te genereer, en leef tans op ‘n klein fooi wat hulle vir Jonathan se toestand ontvang. Met die inkomste, maak hulle eers seker dat Jonathan genoeg formule-melk het – die kalsium-aanvulling help met sy beendigtheid. Jonathan dra ook volwasse doeke, wat maandeliks vir ‘n groot uitgawe sorg. ‘Hoe bly mens so?', het ons vir onsself afgevra. En besef, soos hulle hul storie deel, dat dit wat vir ons haaglik is, is vir hulle huis. Careson Angel, ‘n liefdadigheidsorganisasie onder leiding van Carlene en Werner Smith, ontferm hulle oor die Rossouw-gesin. Hulle kan die gesin nie noodwendig uit hulle omstandighede haal nie, maar hulle, en ons, is in staat om hulle omstandighede te verbeter. Die GROOTfm 90.5 span het vir hulle blikkieskos en formule-melk geneem. Careson Angel het toiletware en hondekos geskenk. En veearts, Dr Amy Sawyer, het vir die honde vitamiene, ontwurmingspille en hondekos gegee. Hoekom? Want ons het ‘n verantwoordelikheid om Sy liefde uit te leef en aan almal te bewys. Aan almal, wat net soos ons, perfek geskape is, met ‘n doel. Sodat hulle ook, teenoor ander, van Sy liefde kan getuig.

Välkommen till "Film till fikat"! Där vi varje vecka diskuterar en ny film vi sett, på ett lättsamt sätt till en fika i glada vänners lag. I vårt trettioförsta avsnitt tittar vi närmare på filmen, District 9 från 2009 Director: Neill Blomkamp Stars: Sharlto Copley, David James, Jason Cope Handling: Miljoner aliens hålls instängda i ett ghetto. Efter 20 år ska de flyttas och fältarbetaren Wikus har ansvaret. Under sitt arbete råkar han andas in en svart vätska och hans DNA börjar att förändras. Vi strävar hela tiden efter att bli bättre så feedback mottages gärna. Vi finns på Facebook, instagram och twitter Mail: Filmtillfikat@gmail.com

I recently met a fascinating man of God. Wikus Nel grew up in Bloemfontein in the Free State and obtained his B.Com Law and LLB degrees there at the University of the Free State. It was also at that time that he met his wife, Karissa. After being admitted as an attorney they both relocated to Port Elizabeth where Wikus specialized as an Industrial Relations Consultant and became the Regional Manager of a Labour Consultancy firm.   At the end of 2016, Wikus felt God calling him to step out of the corporate environment and into marketplace ministry. In 2017 he joined the team of Doxa Deo, where he still serves today. In 2017 he started his own consultancy, Zeteo Business Solutions, and in 2018, together with his wife started with Kingdom Business Rescue which recently became known as Reflect (https://www.facebook.com/Reflect-111258774112649)       Check out "Our Nation": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnkDzKgbBlY   Join our marriage course: https://qkt.io/ltmo   For more info on our ministry: lovekeymission.com  bookings@lovekey.com 

Wikus van Niekerk – dekaan fakulteit Ingeneurswese, Universiteit van Stellenbosch

In this episode Mark talks about another of his favourite films: "District 9", directed by Neil Blomkamp - which is an enthralling 2009 science-fiction action film that deals with such subjects as xenophobia, racism, social segregation, and identity. The premise of "District 9" centres around the arrival of an alien species to Earth, whose spacecraft has spent over 20 years hovering over the city of Johannesburg, in South Africa, and over the course of the film we witness and we are presented with evidence of how this alien "prawn" species is treated by humanity, where they have been detained since their arrival, and what the opinion is of those who live in the shadow of the alien spacecraft and also those who have been tasked with controlling this alien race. The story of "District 9" and the main protagonist, Wikus van de Merwe played by Sharlto Copley, expertly shows several examples of the spectrum of humanity that exists on our planet - and the film asks us to consider what would humanity really do and how would humanity truly react to the seemingly life-changing revelation that we are not alone in the universe if they were asked to take care of a refugee alien species who they know very little about. --- 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/markthepoet/message

Wikus van Niekerk – dekaan fakulteit Ingeneurswese, Universiteit van Stellenbosch

On this very special episode of the Shackcast, the official Shacknews podcast of Shacknews, the gang gets "some feedback" from one of our listeners. We take quality control super seriously at Shacknews, so this episode features an exhaustive look at how we can get better. We also rank our show against all the other podcasts in Shacknews history. Blake talks about his recent hands-on previews of Ori and the Will of the Wisps and Baldur's Gate 3, and Asif talks about the account deletion feature on Shacknews.com as well as the Canton Ohio Weather Report's importance as a chronicle of global climate change. David and Lola are also on this episode. Enjoy, Wikus!

We flashback to 2009 this week to discuss Neil Blomkamp’s District 9. This Oscar nominated genre picture felt fresh and original ten years ago and still holds up today! The film might feel a little more problematic, but it empathy and social commentary never let you forget that is the point. The group is all on the positive side on this one, but we still find some angles to disagree, mostly about Wikus. Download. Listen. Enjoy! 0:01:00 Why District 9? 0:07:35 Racism, Romance, White Saviors 0:13:00 Digging Deeper Into Wikus 0:20:00 Oscar Bait? What Happened To Blomkamp? Politics. Favorite Bits. 0:34:00 Weezer Blue Album Podcast @middleofrow #nothe

I'm not quick to give Satan or his minions any credit for things that happen in my life. However, if you're working to reveal the heart of God and advance his Kingdom as a disciple of Christ, you're bound to run across a few counter-attacks by his enemy. In today's episode, I share a few examples of spiritual attacks that I've experienced the last 30 days, and I talk about what our response to spiritual attacks ought to look like. In this episode I talk about: Why CIB has been MIA A crazy month which left only 9 full days to work in June. How I used those 9 days Depression, Short $12,500 of Cash Our response to attacks 3 questions to ask in response to a spiritual attack Wikus, Lawrence, & My response to these attacks As I shared on the podcast, in response to the recent spiritual attacks the Wikus, Lawrence, and myself are opening up our schedules to meet with you for 90 minutes to pray for you, encourage you and do a prophetic business blessing. We will not be talking about our services, products, or anything you can do to give us payment of any type. This is strictly a blessing activity from us to you and your family. BUSINESS HELP:As always, if you'd like to chat about your business and discover the systems, tools, and strategies you need to increase your profit, build a great team, and free up your team to live the dream God has given you, then book a complimentary coaching session. Then let's book a time to talk… Click the link below to see my schedule and book a time directly on my calendar. http://TheDavidRobertson.com/apply

I’m not quick to give Satan or his minions any credit for things that happen in my life. However, if you’re working to reveal the heart of God and advance his Kingdom as a disciple of Christ, you’re bound to run across a few counter-attacks by his enemy. In today’s episode, I share a few examples of spiritual attacks that I’ve experienced the last 30 days, and I talk about what our response to spiritual attacks ought to look like. In this episode I talk about: Why CIB has been MIA A crazy month which left only 9 full days to work in June. How I used those 9 days Depression, Short $12,500 of Cash Our response to attacks 3 questions to ask in response to a spiritual attack Wikus, Lawrence, & My response to these attacks As I shared on the podcast, in response to the recent spiritual attacks the Wikus, Lawrence, and myself are opening up our schedules to meet with you for 90 minutes to pray for you, encourage you and do a prophetic business blessing. We will not be talking about our services, products, or anything you can do to give us payment of any type. This is strictly a blessing activity from us to you and your family.  BUSINESS HELP:As always, if you’d like to chat about your business and discover the systems, tools, and strategies you need to increase your profit, build a great team, and free up your team to live the dream God has given you, then book a complimentary coaching session. Then let’s book a time to talk… Click the link below to see my schedule and book a time directly on my calendar. http://TheDavidRobertson.com/apply

A very quick chat with Wikus Human, sommelier of Marble and Saint Restaurants in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Today I talk with Wikus & Russ from South Africa about the results God made possible when they gave God 30-Days to turn their company around. This is a MUST LISTEN TO episode! If you'd like to chat with me about what you heard in this episode and about your business and the systems, tools, and strategies you need to increase your profit, build a great team, and free up your team to live the dream God has given you, then book a complimentary coaching session. Click the link below to see my schedule and book a time directly on my calendar. http://TheDavidRobertson.com/apply

The company was going bankrupt and they were going to shut it down, so they called Wikus Nel… The advice Wikus gave was not what they expected: Give 51% of your company to God… What happened next was crazy! You'll have to listen to hear the full story… but you'll have to join the Christ In Business VIP community to hear the end of the story. In this episode I talk to Wikus about: Wikus story: From corporate to church and back again. Sending “choose your own price” invoices Heaven's solutions for business problems The story: Giving the company to God and what happened next Global Network of Christ In Business If you'd like to chat about your business and discover the systems, tools, and strategies you need to increase your profit, build a great team, and free up your team to live the dream God has given you, then book a complimentary coaching session. Then let's book a time to talk… Click the link below to see my schedule and book a time directly on my calendar. http://TheDavidRobertson.com/apply

The company was going bankrupt and they were going to shut it down, so they called Wikus Nel… The advice Wikus gave was not what they expected: Give 51% of your company to God… What happened next was crazy! You’ll have to listen to hear the full story… but you’ll have to join the Christ In Business VIP community to hear the end of the story. In this episode I talk to Wikus about: Wikus story: From corporate to church and back again. Sending “choose your own price” invoices Heaven’s solutions for business problems The story: Giving the company to God and what happened next Global Network of Christ In Business If you’d like to chat about your business and discover the systems, tools, and strategies you need to increase your profit, build a great team, and free up your team to live the dream God has given you, then book a complimentary coaching session. Then let’s book a time to talk… Click the link below to see my schedule and book a time directly on my calendar. http://TheDavidRobertson.com/apply

It was all about the Lions in Super Rugby final. Former Lions captain and World Cup winner Wikus van Heerden.

Jaco van der Merwe is ’n skrywer, ’n filmteorie-lektor en ’n rapper vir die electro-rap band Bittereinder. Hy kom kuier in die garage al die pad van Pretoria af om te gesels oor die disillusionment van sy Afrikaner-identiteit as laerskool laaitie, sy Hoërskool bands, daai eerste distortion pedal, die dae toe hy gerap het as Ajax, hoe hy saam met Peach van Pletzen se projek Yesterday’s Pupil in Pole gaan optree het en hoe Bittereinder ’n positiewe uitlaatklep geword het vir sy ambivalente gevoelens t.o.v. Afrikaner-identiteit. Wikus de Wet en Jaco van der Merwe is ook tans besig met 'n crowdfund campaign en hulle benodig jou ondersteuning om die eerste 250 uitgawes van hulle fotogedigteboek - "WAT BINNE IS" - te druk en versprei. 

Speaking to Wikus Furstenberg, portfolio manager at Futuregrowth Asset Management reveals a lot about South Africa's current account deficit. The lastest reading came in at 5% of GDP and is rising. This needn't always be a bad thing for a developing economy in a difficult global environment, but in our case it seems to all but portend doom. - Candice Paine

Speaking to Wikus Furstenberg, portfolio manager …

Moody’s decision to leave SA’s credit rating unch…

Moody’s decision to leave SA’s credit rating unchanged gave the country a welcome reprieve. However downgrade risks still remain and next Friday, 3rd June, will be the day we know our reckoning when S&P (Standard & Poor's) give their verdict on the creditworthiness of our nation. Wikus Furstenberg, portfolio manager at Futuregrowth Asset Management, is of the view that the downgrade is inevitable. Our stunted growth, high unemployment, poor growth of human capital and the politics du jour all point to the S&P decision next week being firmly negative. He does however have some interesting views on what happens next.

Head of interest rate process at Futuregrowth, Wi…

Head of interest rate process at Futuregrowth, Wikus Furstenberg, has been crunching the numbers Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has to work with ahead of Wednesday's Budget. In this interview with Biznews.com's Alec Hogg, he explains what the reappointed Finance Minister will need to table to show the re-engaged business community he can deliver on what is being promised. Read no increase in corporate tax, concrete evidence of expanding Public Private Partnerships; a more stringent approach to State Owned Enterprises - and, to provide his fiscal conservatism, an increase in VAT.

No, seriously - poor, poor Wikus. We just couldn't stop talking about District 9. You're welcome.

Abjection, humanity, alien bodies and poor, poor Wikus. We watched Neil Blomkamp's District 9.

No one is surprised at the current global equity market volatility and some might even argue that a contraction was always on the cards as valuations had become stretched while supporting economic data was looking less than commensurate. Traditionally at times like these, fixed interest assets become a safe haven for investors fleeing falling share prices. This was however not the case when many markets across the globe experience record equity declines on Monday, 24 August. Heavy trading, particularly on US bourses saw what has come to be called a ‘flash crash’ – stock exchanges try to ease panic selling by inserting circuit breakers at various index levels which when triggered halt trading for 15 minutes. The theory is that this will stop the panic. But of more interest is the effect that this had on our own local bond markets resulting in good buying opportunities for the astute fixed income manager. Wikus Furstenberg explains.

No one is surprised at the current global equity …

TalkFEED — We spent the last weekend up at Sun City for the 11 Global that took place at the resort over the weekend and what an amazing weekend it was. We have a jam packed show for you this weekend and on Tri Talk SA this week: Jaryd Browne raced his last race as a junior and we caught up with him after his win in the Sprint race on Saturday.We spoke to Wikus Weber after he was the first elite athlete home in the Sprint. Wikus went on to win the Standard distance race on Sunday too and in doing so claimed the Eleven Squared title for the fastest combined time over the weekend.Sam Harrington was the first lady home on Sunday and we chatted to her about her recent marriage as well as her great win on Sunday.Miguel Viera, the first Angolan to finish an Ironman, spoke to us about his race on Sunday and what he has planned for the upcoming season.The inspiring Frans Lotter completed the standard distance race on Sunday having just completed a course of chemotherapy following being diagnosed with cancer less than a year ago.South African hockey legend Pietie Coetzee also took part in the 11Global this weekend. She raced in both the Sprint and Standard distance and claimed an overall podium spot in her first triathlon. We caught up with Pietie to chat about her amazing hockey career and how she got involved in the sport of triathlon. We also asked Pietie how ... Read more

Over twenty years ago, aliens made first contact with Earth. Humans waited for the hostile attack, or the giant advances in technology. Neither came. Instead, the aliens were refugees, the last survivors of their home world. The creatures were set up in a makeshift home in South Africa’s District 9 as the world’s nations argued over what to do with them. Now, patience over the alien situation has run out. Control over the aliens has been contracted out to Multi-National Unit (MNU), a private company uninterested in the aliens’ welfare - they will receive tremendous profits if they can make the aliens’ awesome weaponry work. So far, they have failed; activation of the weaponry requires alien DNA. The tension between the aliens and the humans comes to a head when an MNU field operative, Wikus van der Merwe, contracts a mysterious virus that begins changing his DNA. Wikus quickly becomes the most hunted man in the world, as well as the most valuable - he is the key to unlocking the secrets of alien technology. Ostracized and friendless, there is only one place left for him to hide: District 9. -- iTunes

This episode, we talk about The Walking Dead... from October. What nationality is Charlize Theron? What species is Yoda? What is the true nature of the Force? Learn the answers to these questions and more on episode two of All Mind, No Matter!(Spoilers up to s3e03 of The Walking Dead series, Lost, series three of the new Doctor Who, season one of Game of Thrones, Skyrim, and Knights of the Old Republic I and II.)Popular OutcastsSteamHumble BundleThe Walking Dead"The Many Scowls of Michonne"The NerdistLooperGame of ThronesTiptoesHow Did This Get Made episodeDistrict 9Wikus and Charlize TheronDisney buying Star Wars is a good thingIron Man 3 trailerWho Wants to be a SuperheroFeedback in MegasnakeFace OffDarth PlagueisYoda's SpeciesKotOR II: Steam | PatchMusicJohn K. Samson - “When I Write My Master’s Thesis”: Amazon | Google Play Store | iTunesBear McCreary - Walking Dead Theme: YouTubeJonathan Coulton - "Re: Your Brains": Amazon | Google Play | iTunesX-Men (90s) Theme: YouTubeLeft 4 Dead 2 Theme: YouTube | YouTubeEmail us feedback at allmindnomatter@gmail.com.http://archive.org/download/AmnmEpisode02/AmnmEpisode02.mp3

Die laaste preek in die reeks. Dawie, Nick en Wikus verduidelik deur middel van 'roleplay' hoe die Bybel binne sy kulturele konteks verstaan moet word en hoe om die goue balans te vind tussen 'n te' liberale en te' konserwatiewe opvatting daarvan.

Die laaste preek in die reeks. Dawie, Nick en Wikus verduidelik deur middel van 'roleplay' hoe die Bybel binne sy kulturele konteks verstaan moet word en hoe om die goue balans te vind tussen 'n te' liberale en te' konserwatiewe opvatting daarvan.