Sunday 29 June 2014

Sunday Songs

It's Sunday which means we have another instalment of Songs that have a positive message. We hope you are having a wonderful and relaxing Sunday and have an awesome weekend!



The world's most famous and popular language is music. - Psy

Sly & The Family Stone - Everyday People








Queen - Don't Stop Me Now






ELO - Hold On Tight




Martha and the Vandellas - Dancing in the Street






Cat Stevens - Peace Train




Aretha Franklin - Ac-cent-tchu-ate the Positive





B~



Sunday 22 June 2014

Sunday Songs

Here's this weeks instalment of Songs with a positive message. Hope you all have a relaxing Sunday and a wonderful week.


When you get music and words together, that can be a very powerful thing. - Bryan Ferry


Eliza Doolittle - Pack up




Various Artists - Just Stand Up




Bob Sinclair - World Hold On




Playing For Change/Song Around The World - Don't Worry




The Goo Goo Dolls - Better Days




Kris Allen - Live Like We Are Dying





B~

Wednesday 18 June 2014

Rally Against Racism . Thursday 19th June 2014 , Rathfarnham Village , Dublin , 6:30 pm..

https://m.facebook.com/events/242101795983319

If , like us you abhore Racism in all its forms please join a Rally tomorrow evening (Thursday 19th June 6:30pm) in Rathfarnham Village Dublin .

This rally idea was originally thought of by Memet Uludag @Memzers and we @ROIsaysno are right behind him.

Please support it and bring a Banner and a friend . Thanks -T

Sunday 15 June 2014

Sunday Songs : Father's Day Special!

Our parents are usually the most inspirational people in our lives. They teach us the most important things in life, like how to treat others. So as it's Father's Day we thought we'd pay tribute to all the wonderful Dad's out there, Happy Father's Day.


My father gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person, he believed in me. - Jim Valvano


Luther Vandross - Dance With My Father






Miley & Billy Ray Cyrus - I Learned From You




Yellowcard - Life of a Salesman





Lonestar - I'm Already There




Teresa James - You're My Hero




Beyoncé - Daddy




B~

Wednesday 11 June 2014

The Colour of Our Skin


There are still a lot of people in the world that continue to judge others based on the colour of their skin. All they see is someone who looks different from them and they spew hate and intolerance. The sad fact is that this is happening on a daily basis throughout the world. Skin colour has been used to identify various human race ( which has been and still is a controversial method). So if people are going to use this as a way to identify race they should know more about why and how we have a wonderful array of colours of skin.

Over the years scientists have been trying to figure out the human body and how we have evolved. They have used various experiments and trials to try to learn more. They have discovered that we all have Melanin which is a pigment produced by cells called melanocytes. Melanin is responsible for the colour of our skin.

Our bodies produce Melanin to protect our skin and DNA from UV radiation. UV radiation can cause skin cancer, affect folic acid as well as a number of other complications. Therefore people who are exposed to UV light (sun) will produce more Melanin which darkens our skin to protect it. From learning this it only makes sense that countries that have more sunlight and stronger UV radiation will have darker coloured skin as more Melanin will be produced to protect the skin.

Like most genetic traits the amount of Melanin produced in a person is inherited from their ancestors. So being born with darker skin usually is a indicator that your ancestors lived in a sunny place. So the only thing that determines the colour of a persons skin is the amount of Melanin produced.

Another interesting scientific fact that has recently emerged that your DNA and that of any other person in the world is 99% identical. That's right, the person you thought was so different from you is only 1% different.

Sunday 8 June 2014

Sunday Songs

Here is this weeks instalment of our inspirational Sunday Songs. We hope that you are having a wonderful Sunday, and that you also have a great week.


I think music in itself is healing. It's an explosive expression of humanity. It's something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we're from, everyone loves music. - Billy Joel


Lady Gaga - Born This Way





Macy Gray - Beauty In The World





Bob Sinclair - Love Generation





Bobby McFerrin - Don't Worry Be Happy





Playing For Change( Song Around The World) - War/No More Trouble





Glee Cast - Loser Like Me





B~

Thursday 5 June 2014

#dollatthedail

I was looking at Twitter earlier and spotted @williamhboney1 had thought of a fitting way to show The Irish Government something needs to be done urgently to investigate the scandal of the  #800babies bodies in a septic tank in Tuam, Co. Galway.

He suggested placing 800 dolls around Leinster House. It will certainly leave a visual impact and won't be missed by those in Government.

 This is an easy way also to provide a tribute to those children who suffered back then.

So basically #dollathedail was thought of by some of us thanks in the main to @williamhboney1 `s lovely idea. It is now trending in Ireland on Twitter and let's keep it that way.

If you happen to be placing a #dollatthedail please use the # and put on Twitter for us all to see and let's not forget those that suffered.
                 Thanks -T
Image courtesy of @williamhboney1 on Twitter.

Sunday 1 June 2014

Sunday Songs

Here is the latest instalment of our inspirational Sunday Songs. We hope you are all having a wonderful Sunday.

                 'Music can change the world because it can change people - Bono'


Journey - Don't Stop Believin'




Michael Jackson - Heal the World






Brian McKnight - Win




Whitney Houston - One Moment in Time





Black Eyed Peas - Union






Natasha  Bedingfield - Pocket Full of Sunshine




B~