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Slapp Happy/Henry Cow - Bad Alchemy
Geza X - Funky Monsters
A Certain Ratio - Tumba Rumba
Bump - I Am a Rat
Die Tödliche Doris – Schuld-Struktur
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Herschell Gordon Lewis - Blood Feast/How Dry I Am
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No-Wave & Adjacent Past & Present April 9, 2021

In the year AD 795, Ireland’s Viking Age begins with a bloody raid on our coastal monasteries. Over the centuries, the Vikings changed from raiders to traders, and developed our first true urban centres. Their legacy is all around us today, especially if you live in one of their towns – like Dublin, Cork, Waterford, Limerick or Wexford. In this episode of Amplify Archaeology Podcast, Neil had the opportunity to discuss life in Viking Age Ireland with Dr Rebecca Boyd.

Viking Age Ireland - Amplify Archaeology Podcast Episode 29

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How green technology will advance future water resilience in Saudi Arabia?
 
As the largest desalinated water producing country in the World, Saudi Arabia desalinates 7.6mn m3 of desalinated water every day, which comprises 60% of the country’s water consumption. On top of that, the Kingdom is one of the largest water consumers in the world, with 8mn m3 currently consumed per day and is forecasted to reach 12.3mn m3/day. To meet the growing demand of water, the Saudi government aims to expand their desalination capacity under the Saudi Vision 2030 objectives, with more water and desalination projects expected to be announced down the line. At the same time, new green technologies are gaining traction across the water sector as effective tools used to manage resources more efficiently. This context presents an opportunity for Saudi Arabia to meet its growing water demand and become more resilient.
 
Featured Speakers
 
•	Dr. Abdulaziz Alshaibani, Deputy Minister for Water Affairs, Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture of Saudi Arabia 
•	Dr. Mohammed Mahmoud, Senior Fellow and Director of the Climate and Water Program, Middle East Institute
•	Tariq Nada, Chief Technical Officer, Saudi Arabia, Vice President of Water, ACWA Power
•	Eng. Zainab Alamin, Vice President, Digital Transformation, Microsoft Arabia
Moderator: Brian Cozzolino, Director, Gulf Intelligence

The Sustainability Dialogues In Saudi Arabia - Future water resilience in Saudi Arabia

Welcome to the Current Events Healing and Meditation Group with Dr. Lauren Cielo, professional psychic and owner of Golden Rose Psychic Services. This FREE weekly meditation group, scheduled for every Sunday at 7:30am PST, focuses on helping the most people, the most!

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Dr. Timothy Dembowski Atlanta GA runs Atlanta Medical Clinic as the director. At the health center, he oversees about 20 employees. From the clinic's inception, the experienced chiropractor has treated many patients with chronic pain and other health problems. Dr. Timothy Dembowski Atlanta GA believes in educating patients about the source of the problems.

Dr. Timothy Dembowski Atlanta GA - A World Traveler

On July 25th, 2022, Pope Francis apologized Canada's Indigenous peoples on their land for the Church's role in residential schools where indigenous children were starved, beaten for speaking their Indigenous languages, violently and sexually abused, endured various forms of forced cultural assimilation such as mandatory Christianization, plus more in what Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission called "cultural genocide”.

The address to the First Nations, Metis and Inuit people was the first apology on Canadian soil by the pope as a part of tour to heal deep wounds that rose to the fore after the discovery of unmarked graves at residential schools last year. It is estimated that between 1881 and 1996 more than 150,000 indigenous children were separated from their families and brought to residential schools that were sanctioned by the Canadian government and operated by various Christian missionaries.
 
In the United States, Native American nations, communities, and families endure a similar fate as Indigenous peoples in Canada. Beginning with the Indian Civilization Act Fund of March 3, 1819, and the Peace Policy of 1869, and with the urging of several denominations of the Christian Church, the U.S. government adopted an Indian Boarding School Policy intended to implement cultural genocide against all Indigenous peoples. Between 1869 and the 1960s, hundreds of thousands of Native American children were forcefully removed from their homes and families and placed in boarding schools operated by the federal government and the churches. And, by 1926, nearly 83% of Indian school-age children were attending boarding schools. 

There has been a lot of discussions and reactions to the Pope’s apology, but what does the pope’s apology mean for Indigenous peoples and for California Indigenous peoples? What is the Vatican’s role in the creation of the Mission System? Will the Vatican do more besides apologize, ask for forgiveness, or will there be substantial actions holding the Vatican accountable for its violent colonial legacy of cultural genocide still impacting Indigenous peoples today? Tune for an in-depth interview regarding a California Indigenous perspective on Pope Francis’ recent apology. 

Guest:
Dr. Dena Dart, Coastal Band of the Chumash Nation, is the former curator of the Native American Collection at Portland Art Museum, and the founder of Live Oak Museum Consulting in Eugene, Oregon, an organization committed to reshaping museum narratives and assisting institutions in their efforts to be more accountable and responsive to Native communities.

An Apology for Who? A California Indigenous Perspective on a Meaningful Apology

Date: August 10, 2022
Subject: "The  Asher Anointing Part 1!!! (Anointing of Strength)
Scripture: Genesis 49:20, Deuteronomy 33:24 NKJV
The Word: Apostle Dr. Elise Banks
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Prayer Encounter Replay 8.10.2022

An army of skeletons attacks peasants and royalty alike in Bruegel's The Triumph of Death. Every inch of the painting presents some new horror committed by the army of death, and many easily missed details can be seen by looking at a full-sized representation of the piece. Although it's commonly mistaken as being a depiction of the Black Plague, it was actually painted over 200 years later.

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At Abarta Heritage, we try to tell the story of Ireland through our informative and immersive audioguides, audiobooks and podcasts. 

Our professionally narrated guides are packed with facts and information but are also full of music and sound effects to help immerse you in the story.

We have guides for all over Ireland, and they can be enjoyed from the comfort of your own home or at the site. So hit play and let us whisk you off to Ireland's past!

Viking Age Ireland - Amplify Archaeology Podcast Episode 29

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