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An Evening with the Apollo 8 Astronauts

In late December 1968, the Apollo 8 crew of Frank Borman, Jim Lovell, and Bill Anders became the first humans to leave Earth and journey to another world. They spent 20 hours orbiting the Moon, and then made the flight back home. In lunar orbit on Christmas Eve, the crew delivered to a world audience a moving TV broadcast in which they read from the Book of Genesis. During the mission, the three astronauts witnessed something no other human had ever seen--Earth rising over the lunar surface. Captured on camera, this image has become one of the most well-known of the last forty years. Apollo 8's success paved the way for Apollo 11, the first human landing on the Moon. All three astronauts shared stories about their careers and the Apollo 8 mission in this program, recorded on November 13, 2008, at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC. This event is made possible by the generous support of The Boeing Company.

Los Favoritos

Música criolla en las voces de Los Favoritos:
La Cabaña
Flor de Pasión
Estampa Limeña
Con Emoción
Navidad del Niño
El Sol y La Luna
Angustia
Acuarela Criolla
Todo Es En Vano
Paraiso de Amor
Sobre La Arena
Triste Pasión
Siempre Te Adoraré

Hindley Street Country Club 4

Más música de ésta fantástica banda Australiana:
Oh Sherrie
Owner of a Lonely Heart
Physical
Rapture
Shout
Stop Draggin' My Heart Around
Sultans of Swing
That's What Friends are For
Turn Your Love Around
Wanna Be Starting Somethin'

Thomas Sowell on the Myths of Economic Inequality

Thomas Sowell discusses economic inequality, racial inequality, and the myths that have continued to falsely describe the system of poverty among different racial and economic classes. He explains the economic theories behind these pervasive myths and proposes fact-based solutions for seemingly intractable situations.
Sowell discusses his early life as a high school dropout and his first full-time job as a Western Union messenger delivering telegrams. He admits to flirting with Marxism in his early twenties as he first tried to grapple with the housing inequality he saw across the neighborhoods of New York City. Marxism, he says, was the only explanation he could find at the time. He went on to serve in the Marine Corps before continuing his education in economics at Harvard and earning a master’s at Columbia and a PhD at the University of Chicago.
Sowell’s first job after his receiving his PhD in economics was working for the Department of Labor, and he says it was there that he realized Marxism was not the answer. He argues that the government has its own institutional interests in inequality that cannot be explained through Marxism. He began to be discouraged by Marxism and the government in general and began searching for better economic ideas and solutions (the free market).
Robinson and Sowell discuss Sowell’s written works, his ideas of racial and economic inequality, the state of the United States today, and much more.

Caballero Paul 1

El genio de James Paul McCartney:
Maybe I'm Amazed
Another Day
C Moon
Junior's Farm
Uncle Albert/Admiral halsey
Coming Up (Live in Glasgow)
Goodnight Tonight
With a Little Luck
My Love

Barry White Ilimitado 1

La voz, la música, la dirección, el talento de Barrence Eugene White:
Love's Theme
I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little Bit More, Baby
I've Got So Much To Give
My Sweet Summer Suite
Never, Never Gonna Give You Up
Honey Please, Can't Ya See
Don't You Know How Much I Love You
Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Baby
You're The First, The Last, My Everything
Brazilian Love Song

Biblical Series II: Genesis 1: Chaos & Order

Second lecture in Dr. Jordan Peterson’s Psychological Significance of the Biblical Stories at Isabel Bader Theatre, Toronto. In this lecture, he presents Genesis 1, which presents the idea that a pre-existent cognitive structure (God the Father) uses the Logos, the Christian Word, the Second Person of the Trinity, to generate habitable order out of pre-cosmogonic chaos at the beginning of time. It is in that Image that Man and Woman are created -- indicating, perhaps, that it is (1) through speech that we participate in the creation of the cosmos of experience and (2) that what true speech creates is good. It is a predicate of Western culture that each individual partakes in some manner in the divine. This is the true significance of consciousness, which has a world-creating aspect.

December 7, 1941

Tradiciones Peruanas 11

La Casa de Pilatos
¡Pues bonita soy yo, la Castellanos!
Justos y Pecadores. De cómo el lobo vistió la piel del cordero (A Don José María Torres Caicedo)
La Fiesta de San Simón Garabatillo
Un Predicador de Lujo

El Show de Andy Williams 6

Greatest hits live at the Moon River Theater:
Opening Medley
Movie Medley
MacArthur Park
Born Free
50s Medley
Canadian Sunset
Hawaiian Wedding Song
Can't Get Used to Losin' You
Moon River
May Each Day