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∆  Ubi Caritas • Celtic Circle  ∆ ∆  Love Can Build A Bridge • The Judds  ∆ ∆  One Man's Dream • Yanni  ∆ ∆  When I Live My Dream • Seu Jorge  ∆ ∆  The Captors • Scott Henderson  ∆ ∆  No Frontiers • The Corrs  ∆

∆  What If • Coldplay  ∆ ∆  No More Walks In The Woods • Eagles  ∆ ∆  Angie • Stereophonics  ∆ ∆  Gone • Andy Timmons Band  ∆   Fala (African Version) • Tom Diakite ∆  Since I've Been Loving You • Otis Clay  ∆

∆  Levater • Yael Naim  ∆ ∆  Nocturne • Celtic Circle  ∆ ∆  Hands • Jewel  ∆ ∆  The Frozen • Stone Sour  ∆ ∆  Polka Dots and Moonbeams • Alex Peters  ∆ ∆  Chai Hong • Fish Leong  ∆

∆  Jar of Hearts • Christina Perri  ∆ ∆  My Heart Will Go On • DiCaprio, Winslet, Dion  ∆ ∆  Quequ'un M'a Dit • Carla Bruni  ∆ ∆  Soldier of Fortune • Alex Peters  ∆ ∆  No One Would Riot For Less • Bright Eyes  ∆ ∆  Bother • Stone Sour  ∆

Three And A Half Letters Big Foot Different Devil Chuck Eddy (in Rolling Stone, September 2011) said:- Sammy Hagar, Joe Satriani, Michael Anthony and Chad Smith have no problem finding a groove on Chickenfoot III, the confusingly titled second album by their Cabo Wabo hobby-turned-globe-trotting-alliance. They remember when hard rock meant funky stuff with misogynistic machismo on top - see brontosaurus burgers like "Alright, Alright." But the band plods more than pushes, and while the riffs stick, the songs generally don't. The unemployment report "Three and a Half Letters" and the gas-guzzling road-burner "Big Foot" get by, though: It's hard to hate big-boned butt rock from guys clearly making it because they still love the form. (Advanced appreciation is rendered for materials used without express permission of copyright owners. Incidentally, two (2) official videos from the inaugural Chickenfoot are posted below, without per...

Dennis Prager is described in Jewish Week as "one of the three most interesting minds in American Jewish life" and offers compelling arguments in favor of Judaism, developed over many years of speaking to people from virtually every religion and culture. This footage was recorded in March 2008 on The 92nd Street Y, New York’s unique fusion of community and culture.

Early Second Temple Period Coming of the Greeks Maccabean Revolt and Chanuka Rome Bar Kochva Revolt and After Rome and Herod The Great Revolt The Origins of Christianity Another eight (8) inspiring lectures. Originally from New York, Rabbi Spiro’s education includes a degree in Russian Language and Literature, graduate studies at the Pushkin Institute in Moscow, a Masters Degree in History, and rabbinical ordination from Aish HaTorah in Jerusalem. He lives in Jerusalem with his wife and children where he works as a senior lecturer and researcher for Aish HaTorah, and is a licensed tour guide. Reposted from SimpleToRemember.com (Advanced appreciation is rendered for materials used without express permission of copyright owners – Tommy Peters)

Introduction to History  Patriarchs Moses and the Exodus Desert wanderings of Joshua Judges The Monarchy: Saul to Solomon Divided Monarchy: End of First Temple Babylonian exile and the Purim story Originally from New York, Rabbi Spiro’s education includes a degree in Russian Language and Literature, graduate studies at the Pushkin Institute in Moscow, a Masters Degree in History, and rabbinical ordination from Aish HaTorah in Jerusalem. He lives in Jerusalem with his wife and children where he works as a senior lecturer and researcher for Aish HaTorah, and is a licensed tour guide. Reposted from SimpleToRemember.com  (Advanced appreciation is rendered for materials used without express permission of copyright owners – Tommy Peters)

Originally from New York, Rabbi Spiro’s education includes a degree in Russian Language and Literature, graduate studies at the Pushkin Institute in Moscow, a Masters Degree in History, and rabbinical ordination from Aish HaTorah in Jerusalem. He lives in Jerusalem with his wife and children where he works as a senior lecturer and researcher for Aish HaTorah, and is a licensed tour guide. Reposted from SimpleToRemember.com (Advanced appreciation is rendered for materials used without express permission of copyright owners – Tommy Peters

Dr. Sam Harris is a neuroscientist and the author of the New York Times bestsellers The End of Faith and Letter to a Christian Nation. The End of Faith won the 2005 PEN Award for Nonfiction. Harris writing has been published in over 15 languages. He is a Co-Founder and CEO of The Reason Project, a nonprofit foundation devoted to spreading scientific knowledge and secular values in society. He received a degree in philosophy from Stanford University and a Ph.D. in neuroscience from UCLA. (Advanced appreciation is rendered for materials used without express permission of copyright owners - Tommy Peters)

Sam Harris • Christianity, a cult of Sacrifice • 2011 In a polarized world, a Religionist challenges an Atheist - his traditional foe. Point is 1. Catholic William Lane Craig and atheist Sam Harris are friends and accordingly, their supporters take cue. 2. Will there come a stage when a prominent Ayatollah is able to debate a Rushdie, Harris or Kagan without acrimony? An excerpt from The God Debate II with William Lane Craig debating Sam Harris on moot 'Is the Foundation of Morality Natural or Supernatural?' The exchange was hosted by Notre Dame University in 201. The full (audio) version is posted below:- Excerpt Transcript:- Nine million children die every year before they reach the age of five. Picture an Asian tsunami of the sort we saw in 2004 that killed a quarter of a million people. One of those, every ten days, killing children only under five. Ok, that’s 20, 24,000 children a day, a thousand an hour, 17 or so a minute. That means before I can get to ...

Sam Harris • The End of Faith • 2005 Transcript:- I’m going to talk about belief, specifically the problem of religious belief, because I happen to think that how we deal with belief, how we criticise, or fail to criticise the beliefs of other human beings at this moment has more to do with the maintenance of civilisation than anything else that is in our power to influence. Our world has been balkanised, as Moses just said, by incompatible religious dogmas; we have Christians against Muslims against Jews. The books themselves make incompatible claims. We have this founding notion that God wrote one of our texts; unfortunately we have many such books on hand. Now, before I launch into my heresy, I want to say upfront that I am going to offend a few people in this room. I know you are very likely a secular bunch; I come from a country to your south that is fast growing as blinkered by religious lunacy as the wilds of Afghanistan, but still I think some people in this room wi...

Jimi Hendrix • The Uncut Story 1942-1961 •  Part... by 1tommypeters1 Jimi Hendrix • The Uncut Story 1961-1967 • Part... by 1tommypeters1 Jimi Hendrix • The Uncut Story 1967-1970 • Part... by 1tommypeters1 With blessings of Jimi's biological family and many of his closest friends, Passport Intl. Productions brings the life of Jimi Hendrix to light as never before. From his upbringing in Seattle to his final days in London, JIMI HENDRIX: THE UNCUT STORY goes beyond all previously released documentaries to explore the complete life-story behind the legendary artist. Episode 1: 1942-1961 - The first part of this three-episode series takes us through Jimi's life in Seattle, Washington where he spent two-thirds of his twenty-seven years. Through the recollection of his closest friends and family, we enter into the inner world of Jimi's childhood upbringing. This is where we come to know the people and events that would shape his love for music and de...

JIMI HENDRIX • Sep 11 1970 • Final Interview Profoundly carefree, ethnically neutral. An amazing piece sensitive Hendrix gave England seven days before his brutal death in the hands of his manager, Mike Jeffries, as quoted by Animals road manager Tappy Wright in his book, Rock Roadie. Conspiracy aside, Hendrix experienced multiple lives in a short span and foresaw the fusion of classical symphony, blues-rock and cocktail lounge-jazz parlayed in contemporary music. As much as he influenced music, he manipulated contemporary speaking as well by splitting infinitives and infusing commonly used verbal tics such as 'you know ' and 'like ' as a parenthesis to qualify expressions like  'in a way' or 'so to speak'. It is musical artistry when a sensitive and apolitical axeman extracts several 'dive bombs' from a Stratocaster while 'fornicating' the instrument on stage and then before setting fire to it, uncynically, telling the...

Prologue: The Fox and the Lion • So, when the fox saw the lion for the very first time … he trembled in fear, darted into the woods and hid himself,  “Oh dear, this is too intimidating,  he said in a terrible fluster, “this is much too disquieting!”   • The next day, however, he cautiously came hither but nestled himself in a tuft of grass at a safe distance and watched the movements of this very regal creature. Feeling pleased with the security of distance and locale he said,  “Think I might be able to make it … but just barely.” • Third time's a triumph and the fox is in close proximity with the magnificent beast. In the grip of euphoria you tend to pass the time of day with it. You saturate your mind with it. Analyze it. Break it down. It dissects you ... or, you dissect it with the fervour of an obsession:  "I'll go with thee, cheek by jowl." Security Tuft The musician who is inclined towards a Brian-Wilson syndrome...