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amayajade
27 Views · 2 years ago

Jad Wio & Pravda & Relou Krew à La Fleche d'Or & Marie Brice Arnaud

The AMEN Network
28 Views · 1 year ago

Pastor Philip A. Mitchell delivers a must-hear message on Matthew 10:26-33 for week five of KINGDOM CALLINGS.

Welcome to the official Youtube channel for 2819 Church. This channel features powerful and life-impacting messages from Philip Anthony Mitchell and guest communicators.

As you listen to these sound biblical messages you can expect to be challenged, stirred, matured and inspired in your faith and walk with God. For more information about us visit 2819Church.org.

UrbanBroadbandCommunications
35 Views · 1 year ago

Black Trade Lines is a company that uses technology to empower African American businesses. http://www.blacktradelines.com<br /><br />The African American community has a staggering national unemployment rate of 34%, and a parallel youth national rate of 57%. BlacktradeLines is a company that uses digital technology as a platform to empower African American businesses.<br /><br />With one out of five African American households living in poverty, we understand the economic plague that is sweeping our community.

UrbanBroadbandCommunications
21 Views · 1 year ago

On this business segment, presenter Jean-David Mihamle examines the roots of Africa's debt burden and explores measures that countries can turn to for funds without having to go for expensive credit

UrbanBroadbandCommunications
36 Views · 1 year ago

We're concerned about the state of the Atlanta Black Tech community. There's more Black people than ever before in tech around Metro Atlanta (ex. many people moved here over the last 2 years), but we aren't as connected as we used to be - especially coming off the COVID-19 pandemic.

This presents an unnerving environment where startup founders are being led astray, tech workers don't get the advice and jobs they need and deserve, and K-12/college students don't realize their potential because of lack of opportunities.

Kickoff Atlanta Innovation Month by learning about where the Atlanta Black Tech community is as we enter Q4 2022, where it can go in 2023, and how you can help it to get there. Panelists, moderators, partner organizations will be announced soon. This is tech done right.

Tell a friend to tell a friend...

amayajade
61 Views · 2 years ago

Le 22 mars 2008 à Chelles !

amayajade
55 Views · 2 years ago

<B>Download: http://tinyurl.com/gphpvx3<P>Miss Miss Na Kita - HAMBOG NG SAGPRO KREW & Xykimac ng Zamurai lyrics

The AMEN Network
49 Views · 1 year ago

In this episode of WISDOM & WONDER, Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell delivers a message from Matthew 12:38-45 about the only sign we need to believe that Jesus is the Son of God.

Welcome to the official Youtube channel for 2819 Church. This channel features powerful and life-impacting messages from Philip Anthony Mitchell and guest communicators.

As you listen to these sound biblical messages you can expect to be challenged, stirred, matured and inspired in your faith and walk with God. For more information about us visit 2819Church.org.

The AMEN Network
24 Views · 1 year ago

Official audio of "So Good" by Pastor Mike Jr. from the album, "Impossible", out now.

Stream: https://found.ee/pastormikejr_igotawayep

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"So Good" Lyrics:
Hey MJ
Said you shouldn't judge a book by it's cover, call me lucky
Probably still alive 'cause he's so good
Yeah He turned my mourning and the days are now alive
Telling everybody that he's so

(If you only knew, where I started from)
(You would understand my praise) you would understand my praise
(Catching up on all the things He's done)
(Yeah, we got it out the mud, yeah) we came from nothing
(Only made it 'cause we're covered in the blood)
(Put respect on His name) put respect on His name
(I'm only here because He made a way)

Alright y'all, it's my turn
Yeah, He reached down when I'm (giving low)
Then He carried through a way when I (wasn't strong)
Yeah, tell me I'm yours when I'm (getting below)
All I'm really tryin' to say is

(He's good, He's good) yeah (so good)
(He's good) yeah, I know He is (so good) whoo
(He's so good so I gotta give Him praise)
(Like the love, a person that you married single day)
(He's good) good love, yeah (so good) let's go, let's go

(You don't understand) nah, you don't understand (how He turned my life around)
(It was all God's plan) I'm so glad I know someone was praying for me
(Now I know what love is all about)
There was focus in my pain, yeah (even when I didn't understand)
(I'm back and I'm better) I'm back and I'm better, holla
I'm back and I'm better, (ohh) yeah (whoop!)

He reached down when I'm (givin' low)
Yeah, carried the weight when I (wasn't strong)
Yeah, stand all way odds when I (gettin' below)
I'm living proof that God is

(He's good, He's good) yeah! (so good) testify!
(He's good) and in spite of what you've been through He's still (so good)
Let's go! (He's so good so I gotta give Him praise)
(Like the love, a person that you married single day)
(He's good) even when I'm not He's still (so good)

(Ooh) every time that I call You
(Ooh) You may not come when I want, you're on time (time)
In every season you prove (that you) are good (are good)
Can I testify?

Making ways out of no way (You've been making waves)
Turn my nights into new day (turning me today)
Broke the shackles and He freed me (broke me from the chains)
Spit the block and He blessed me (amen)

Where would I go? (Where would I go?) Who would I run to?
When I think I'm lost (I think I'm lost), who would I turn to?
You are my one, yeah, yeah (you'll never be two)
I've had a lot of bad days, but I'm still here

'Cause time (time after time) yeah (time after time, you are good)
If it's a no or a yes (if it's a no) God (or a yes) you're still (you're still good)
Whether I win or lose (whether I win or I lose you're still good)
All I'm really tryin' to tell the world is (oh, I know, I know, it felt really good)

(Time after time, time after time you are good)
There is so much negativity (if it's a no or a yes, you're still good)
You gotta lift up in your mind (whether I win)
Whether I win or lose (or I lose you're still good)
God you still get the glory simply because (oh, I know, I know, it felt really good)

Shouldn't judge a book by it's cover, call me lucky
Only still alive 'cause He's so good
Yeah, He turned my mourning and my days are now alive
Telling everybody that He's so

#PMJ #SoGood #PastorMikeJr

PMJ (Pastor Mike Jr.) is blazing a new trail. Not only does he Pastor one of the fastest growing ministries in the south, he’s now a 11x Stellar Award Gospel Artist & 2021/2022 Gospel Artist Of The Year!!

His soulful voice and vibe connects with practically every genre! His breakout and highly anticipated album, LIVE FREE features inspirational anthems that speak to the reality of each person. It speaks to that desire to win, recover, and survive! His sound is sure to appeal and reach the hearts of young and old alike. His songs are designed to tackle real life issues in a lyrical manner and peppered with life and gospel truth from the sages of old

UrbanBroadbandCommunications
13 Views · 1 year ago

During the Great Depression, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed into law a series of programs called the New Deal intended to rebuild the nation. Some of those programs encouraged discriminatory housing policies such as redlining, resulting in dilapidation of 85% of Kansas City’s black neighborhoods.

Well-to-do black families set their sights on the prestigious Santa Fe Place neighborhood, located just south of the black East Side. Established by rich white elites, the neighborhood association filed a racially restrictive covenant, intended to bar black families from moving into the area for 30 years.

A black physician named Dr. Dennis Madison Miller, among others, took the neighborhood association to the Missouri Supreme Court four times in their attempt to move into the neighborhood. After the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case, Shelley vs. Kraemer, ruling racially restrictive covenants to be unconstitutional, black families moved into Santa Fe Place four times faster than any other neighborhood where they could purchase property.

Land of Opportunity is the story of integration in the Santa Fe Place neighborhood as one example in the fight for housing rights across America following the Great Depression.

The AMEN Network
39 Views · 1 year ago

Join us for our Sunday Service!

UrbanBroadbandCommunications
27 Views · 1 year ago

La Russie veut faire mieux que les puissances occidentales en Afrique, Sotchi a accueilli cette semaine le premier sommet Russie-Afrique.

UrbanBroadbandCommunications
42 Views · 1 year ago

A message to city Officials Tax payers are speaking out about the eye sores in the urban neighborhoods. John Gaines Speaks With CMG Street Team James Watts about the house the City owns on the 73800 block of 71st terrace in Kansas City. John explains how trash, debris, mice and rats are causing an issue in the neighborhood. He also makes a point stating if he was in Hyde Park or Brookside that this would not be an issue. This is just one issue of many when it comes to abandoned properties in the urban core neighborhoods so IF YOU ARE HAVING THE SAME ISSUE PLEASE EMAIL cascadenelson@hotmail.com TO HAVE YOUR ISSUES HEARD.#CascadeMediaGroup #CMG whatsupkansascity.net

Ethnic Organic Deep House
39 Views · 3 years ago

Stability AI has released two new open source LLM models FreeWilly1 and FreeWilly2 that in certain areas outperform ChatGPT 3.5. Also on the Brief: OpenAI's head of trust and safety leaves; Meta gets flak for calling Llama 2 "open source" and Elon's new X.com will be "powered by AI."

Links:
https://theaibreakdown.beehiiv.....com/p/worldcoin-glo
Stability AI FreeWilly https://stability.ai/blog/free....willy-large-instruct
OpenAI commitments https://openai.com/blog/moving....-ai-governance-forwa
Inflection commitments https://inflection.ai/partneri....ng-with-the-white-ho
Meta Llama isn't Open Source https://blog.opensource.org/me....tas-llama-2-license-
Llama 2 isn't open source but it doesn't matter https://www.alessiofanelli.com..../blog/llama2-isnt-op
Willner stepping down https://techcrunch.com/2023/07..../21/openais-head-of-

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0:00 Stability AI FreeWilly
1:44 Llama 2 License is not open source
4:20 OpenAI's head of trust and safety leaves
5:12 OpenAI governance principles
6:14 Inflection's safety commitment
7:28 Twitter is becoming X

amayajade
36 Views · 2 years ago

haha galing!

UrbanBroadbandCommunications
24 Views · 1 year ago

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18th and Vine is a neighborhood of Kansas City, Missouri. It is internationally recognized as a historical point of origin of jazz music and a historic hub of African-American businesses. Along with Basin Street in New Orleans, Beale Street in Memphis, 52nd Street in New York City, and Central Avenue in Los Angeles, the 18th and Vine area fostered a new style of jazz. Kansas City jazz is a riff-based and blues-influenced sound developed in jam sessions in the district's crowded clubs. Many notable jazz musicians of the 1930s and 1940s lived or got started here, including Charlie Parker. Due to this legacy, U.S. Representative Emanuel Cleaver said 18th and Vine is America's third most recognized street after Broadway and Hollywood Boulevard.

In the 1990s, parts of the film “Kansas City” were filmed there, and façades left from the movie remained on most of the dilapidated buildings until the end of the decade. Today, the 18th and Vine district includes the Mutual Musicians Foundation, the Gem Theater, the long-time offices of African-American newspaper The Call, the Blue Room jazz club, the American Jazz Museum, the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, Smaxx Restaurant, a restaurant inside the Juke House and Blues Club, and several apartments and condos. The Historic Lincoln Building serves as a hub of professional and business activity in the Black community, restored in the early 1980s by the Black Economic Union of Kansas City.

In 1991, the national historic district encompassing 35 contributing buildings was listed on the National Register of Historic Places.




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