Dr. James David Manning Explains that Beyonce is going to mess up the Superbowl. Recorded on 13 January 2013.

“ATLAH: THAT’S WHAT GOD SAID.”
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Dr. James David Manning announces the upcoming ATLAH Christmas Concert to be held on 22-23 December 2012 at 11AM and 6PM. Recorded on 12 December 2012.

“ATLAH: THAT’S WHAT GOD SAID.”
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Obama is back in Ohio again. Recorded on 1 August 2012.

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Barack Hussein (The Long Legged Mack Daddy) Obama sings Al Green’s “Let’s Stay Together” and B.B. King’s “Sweet Home Chicago.” Recorded on 24 February 2012.

Dr. Manning introduces and consecrates the A-Prep Debate Team as they demonstrate their unique gifts and talents. Recorded on 18 February 2012.

Dr. James David Manning speaks about Obama’s recent visit to the Apollo Theater singing Al Green’s popular hit “Lets Stay Together”, and the recent feud between The Young Turks. Recorded 20 January 2012. For more information visit www.atlah.org

Dear Friends,

“Remembering that I’ll be dead soon is the most important tool I’ve ever encountered to help me make the big choices in life.  Because almost everything, all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment, or failure. These things just fall away in the face of death leaving only what is truly important.  Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose.”

-Steve Jobs 2005 Standford commencement speech

Steve Jobs’ commencement speech at Stanford is truly one of the best 15 minute speeches I have ever heard. His words here are even more poignant considering Mr. Jobs’ health situation which I truly hope he makes it through.  I think one can either look at this statement in one of two ways.  You can read it and think it’s depressing and negative, or you can see that maybe it is one of the most positive and uplifting things anyone has ever said. I choose the latter.

Growing up, whenever I was afraid of something, (like being hit with a baseball) my dad would always tell me, “what’s the big deal, you’ll be dead soon.”  As a young boy I had plenty of fears, probably just like everyone else.  I was scared of the baseball (pretty ironic considering I ended up playing professionally), talking to girls I liked, being judged negatively by my peers, rejection, failure, the list goes on and on.  Whenever my dad said that phrase to me, I never got it. I thought he was being negative. What did that have to do with my life anyway since I’ve got so much longer to go?  I mean, the pain of  rejection or failure was much more immediate than whatever will happen 70 years from now, right? Recently however, it has really hit me. I’ve realized how fast the last 10 years have gone.  It’s almost my High School ten year reunion already. As I told my friend the other day, I remember grabbing lunch with him at the mirror building (for all you GNS people out there) 10 years ago like it was yesterday. If I project the light speed at which the last ten years have passed, I realize that maybe I don’t have quite as much time as I thought I did. This has brought into my life a renewed sense of urgency.  I don’t have the time to sit around and let my fears big or small take control.

 I believe that Mr. Jobs is telling us all that we need to go after what we truly want in life.   One day we will all be dead, so what is there really to be afraid of?  Remember who and what is truly important to you, commit to it, and let that be your legacy! Our fears of failure, hurt pride, embarrassment, really are very small when put in the context of death.  So…..DON’T BE AFRAID TO BE BOLD. Get out there, realize your potential, live your life, be honest, but most of all give ALL of yourself while being 100% faithful to who you are. YOU HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE (in the end you lose it all anyway).  No matter what happens, it won’t be embarrassing. IT WILL BE EMPOWERING!

With all my warm wishes,

Adam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UF8uR6Z6KLc  Steve Jobs’ full speech

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“Opera & Sing Fest” Program

Sunday, 21 November 2010 at 6 p.m.

Presiding: Elder Elizabeth Sarah manning                   
Opening Prayer: Elder Christian Williams
Welcome Address: Elder Anthony Jones
Presentation: The Women of the East
    Greatest Love of All - Gabriella James
    Somewhere Over Rainbow - Susie Saint-Vil
    I’ll Be There – Esther Butler
Presentation:                                                                                              
   A Taste of Honey - The men of the East
Presentation:                                              
   Dawning of the age
   Of Aquarius-ATLAH - Vestal Virgins
   Say - Vestal Virgin Deborah Love Carter
Solo: Sis. Twelve Watts                                      
Solo: Sis. Sabbath Lafleur
  The Lord Will Make a Way
  Sometimes When We Touch

Classical Songs: Adam Unger, Tenor           
  Non t’amo piu
  Ave maria
  Pecche
  Senza niscuno

PAUSA

Broadway songs: Adam Unger, Tenor
  The Music of the Night
  Oh What a Beautiful Morning
  I Have a Dreamed

Closing Comments: Dr. James David Manning
Refreshments: Ice Cream Social

Current young Tenor and former New York Yankee Adam Unger sings Questa o Quella from Verdi’s Rigoletto