In putting my worship set together this week, I became totally captivated by 'Wade In the Water', a song whose origins are attributed to the Underground Railroad and was sung extensively during the Civil Rights movement.   The song is comprised of so very few lyrics - and an array of improvised verses  through various strata of time and context.  Despite the few words and seemingly indeterminate verses, the song deeply excavates the biblical convergence of the Exodus of newly freed slaves, and the healing water of the Pool of Bethesda as depicted in John 5.  

A new type of memory device that will allow for much greater miniaturization and efficiency than current RAM has proved to have a surprising property. German researchers reported in a recent issue of Nature Communications that ReRAM (resistive memory cells) has a battery-type effect in which the devices actually store charge. This helps explain some anomalous behavior in memristors, the class of circuit elements that subsumes ReRAM.

CHICAGO (CBS) -- Ambassador Dennis Rodman, fresh off his visit to North Korea, has now landed in Vatican City, as the world waits and watches for a new pope.

Rodman, who engaged in some "diplomacy" with North Korean President Kim Jong-Un earlier this month, was spotted at the Vatican by CBS 2 news anchor Kate Sullivan.

"I am over here to support the new black pope," said Rodman, referring to Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana.

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By Jueseppi B.

Saturnino Orestes Armas "Minnie" Miñoso Arrieta (/mɨˈnoʊsoʊ/; Spanish pronunciation: ; born November 29, 1925 in Havana, Cuba), is one of the famous Major League Baseball (MLB) players. A left fielder and third baseman, he played 7 different positions on 4 teams, for 17 seasons beginning in 1949 (9 games) and ending in 1980 (2 games).