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all everyone and welcome to the very first episode of boomers in bergen my name is linda wolf and i'm free in mind to leon the objective of this series is to highlight baby boomers who still play a major role in the development and advancement of organizations government businesses nonprofits and more right here in bergen county more specifically the boomers the fran and i will be highlighting and interviewing well have reinvented themselves by finding happiness and success in second third and in some fourth careers after the age of fifty so free and for our audience information what is a baby boomer where we're baby boomers right we are baby boomers lynn then we know all too well how difficult it is to reinvent ourselves i've done it several times in my town to times on my home and it's always resulted in a you're a baby boomer and that's the population that we are targeting today because we were different we were born of a generation where the men came back from world war two the birth rate rocketed the families were large and the children were raised with an independent mind they were we were who were so we broke rules we invented the internet  we put a man on the moon what about woodstock and woodstock four hundred fifty thousand kids all together listening to music enjoying one another in the rain in the rain no violence and no does that say about our generation it says that we're creative thinkers we embrace change we broke rules and broke rules and did it well so here we are still breaking the rules and finding other people who have as well and succeeded in it and as for the goal of our show and one of the things that we really want to emphasize is the motivation of the folks that we are going to be interviewing some of our have some very inspiring stories i know that when i listen to the mike it very encouraged and the other thing too is i believe in we believe that everybody has a treasure trove some of us never had the opportunity whether it be because of financial reasons we got put on a certain career track that we kind of got stuck for whatever reason provision family came along so we never got to explore those things maybe that when we were younger that we really wanted to do that so true and so many of our skills can be transferred into other environments isn't and so we're going to find that out with people that we're going to be interviewing i'm excited we have a wonderful list about once a month we'll be interviewing right and we're very excited about it so please join us right and one thing we do want to bring out is that if you're a boom and you live well and you work or live or work in bergen county new jersey new jersey we want to hear from you so you can contact us at fisk jobs dot com or if you're someone that needs help with reinventing access would love to assist you so what we want to do fran is just leave our viewers with one little phrase and that is experience net or agen
thank you sammy and i hope you guys like to stand up because he is actually in the video you're about to see this is this is the worst news parents in a capitalist society can ever receive from the fertility doctor ok yeah  so oh he has he was there it is now there's five minutes from now for this segment this movie is three minutes long ok and i like that we're starting on like a thirteen and eighteen five minute time slots it's a good way to stick it to the man who's taken your cable channels and there you go so i guess this video is called parent's worst nightmare it is a rough cut so there's probably issues in it it was filmed here upstairs in an afraid there's an eighty percent chance that your child will be ok with it and ar can influence the career path of your child to the point you start you know look at the whole more aware but unfortunately all sexual positions are irrelevant to this case look we took the liberty of  your d n a results as well and i'm afraid that we used car salesmen at a breakfast lunch waitress only have a two percent chance of having their child be anything
new powers in kiev earlier this week a very tense atmosphere i was walking around the center city about an hour ago false why and the streets are basically deserted beyond the immediate parliament building the stores are closed  and you have you know a lot of people drinking getting very rowdy it's a very hardcore right now of russia groups gathered in the center it's not a very friendly atmosphere to be around and there were even reports of a few journalists actually announcement earlier statement made earlier that perhaps there would be the interim president of ukraine who would come down to where you are to try to soothe tensions how how how far do you think he would get considering what you just told me about the atmosphere there not too far he might have as good a chance here as viktor yanukovych returning to kiev at this point the truth of the matter is there was talk earlier there were a few rumors flying around that he was thinking of coming here perhaps showing his face trying to settle things to talk things out because as we know the new authorities in kiev are very intent on keeping this country the territorial integrity intact keeping it unified not seeing it split keeping it together but the i believe the  feeling being that it's just a little too tense at the moment the security situation is to touch and go right now they're probably going to hold off a little bit before he were to if he comes at all if he is to come out mr church enough that said there also been talk in the parliament here obviously of holding a referendum that the president of the parliament here talking setting a day a possible date of may twenty fifth it would be a referendum basically on the status the future status of crimea a sense that the government  no one wants to submit to their authority the russians here do not want to submit to the authority of those powers and kiev that they consider usurpers they want to take matters into their own hands and decide what should crimea be should have much greater autonomy or should it go  full monty so to speak and and rejoin russia it's been part of ukraine since one nine hundred fifty four these are all going to be big questions as of now a tentative date has been mentioned for a referendum of may twenty fifth which happens to coincide with the same date that
dysfunctional and violent drug dealing with drunken rage and violence i escaped that and went off to see the world i wanted to see every state and every country in the world i got involved the peace movement in the civil rights movement and those experiences shaped me for the entire rest of my life they gave me a passionate commitment to helping the people who were left out the people who were forgotten about the people who don't get a fair shake and a fair deal from corporate power elites in our society and those experiences as a as a teenager really made me be elected official as a city council member today sponsoring more progressive policies than any other council member being a factor that actually getting progressive policies accomplished in the city my favorite accomplishment is the empowerment of a whole student generation of students i have had the joy and the honor of appointing over one hundred students myself and can vent between my commissioners and the ones i've convinced other council members to when we've gotten over two hundred students to serve on city commissions  i've also had one hundred of student interns who work in our office and they actually write the mornin says and resolutions and city council items that are voted on and adopted by the city you are seeing these young people get engaged bring their ideas forward to learn how to do the research how to do the community organizing and coalition building you know and empower their ideas and their and themselves and seeing them go on to you know exciting careers you know where it's some of them have already been elected to office or serve in a significant position in appointed office and in the community as rabbis and teacher who said community leaders cody's building so the policies and the permits are in the works what we need now is to actually implement a lot of these new policies like the late night businesses we have got in the city to look
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against each other was competitive and positive vent to combat homeless youth in king county we caught up with a few of the players to discuss how they felt about the issue of home a suit i've been around poverty and homeless are growing up being a school with this so are you know anything i can do to help i want to help and i think there's a good opportunity now as children you kind of depend on your family to get you not least age of eighteen and you know for them not to you know sometimes they don't have you know family members are as tough or they can't afford books and clothes and food and all in the sense of these that to grow up so you know it's tough to see that one any you could be homeless you know living on the streets and doing things like that because i've got kids and if i see my kids living on the streets and not eating out all the time and and being on a cold night and doing that type of things and if to get sick you don't know how to work anywhere to go it's a bad thing and that's why we're out here right now trying to ways and not money so that we can get kids like that off the street it's just crazy to think that people my you know even younger than me you know i don't have homes and stuff like i don't know there's anything worse then then then then a kid who doesn't have an opportunity to get a meal or to have a bed the event was organized by blue team captain dan wilson and his family after scene one we had the opportunity catch up with him and learn about his inspiration for the event you'd almost says it is a big concern and united way it really is is taking that challenge on head on and so they want to put this four olds experiencing homelessness on any given one thousand county more can be done beyond slow resolve all classes combat this issue spectators at the ballpark weigh in on their opinions on what we can do in the community i think it's really important to focus on education especially for young homeless folks nutrition food you know one of the things i know is an issue here is hunger and you know you can't go to school hungry you can't study hungry so food and then  know drug and alcohol treatment sobriety which you know my wife works with with the recovery cafe it's not something that's on the forefront of people's minds even though you may see see kids on the street on a day to day basis just walking through seattle it's still not something that's going to really kind of hit you until you have an event like this that really kind of brings it to the forefront and makes people think about it
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today i'm going to share with you something so basic that all of us can benefit from it we all started out in life doing exactly the right correct breathing we've all seen a bab our abdomen little by little stopped moving in the now and this happened so gradually that we were never really aware of it what happens as all of us eventually wind up breathing only into the upper chest which is actually very unhealthy and now here's a really easy way to gradually get back to the healthy natural breathing just do it for four or five breaths to start gently breathing down into your stomach it's not very different from the way we usually breathe but that little difference in breathing down lower than usual down in tears stomach area brings us a little closer to the natural way we all started out breathing  it's so easy for all of us to do and that little difference in breathing always turns out to have a really big result and after you've tried it just go back to reading the way you usually do  later whether it's the next day or a week later you'll think of it again and try for another ten or fifteen seconds there's no schedule to keep you know certain times that you have to set aside to do it you'll find that you could easily do it anywhere whether you're sitting at home or walking outside or pushing a shopping cart down the aisle of the supermarket just let it take its own quarters sometimes you may feel like doing it a whole bunch of times in one day another time you may feel like doing not doing it for a whole week gradually over a period of weeks and months you'll slowly begin to change from the old unhealthy way of breathing that you never really wanted to do in the first place you may be surprised how much it becomes your natural way of breathing without really even thinking about it i do get more and more used to it you can gradually do it for a few more arrests each time going from four five breath to fifteen or twenty rep for example then just stay with that number for a few weeks when you're comfortable with that at a few more gradually over a period of time it will slowly become your natural ring of breathing all the time and after a while you won't even think about it anymore you'll just be doing it
sharifi general manager of s t c t v iris education our team wanted to take a few minutes of your time to tell you what we do and what we can do for you it can be daunting all the new technology and all your options there are decisions to be made and we can help you make those important decisions as c c t v and iris education we're all about solutions in the world of online video delivery for example it can be difficult to know the importance of variable bit rates the frames streaming h t m l five and mobile devices or which codec will work best with the latest browser plug ins count on us to be your experts what we find is an institution will come to us with a collection of videos that they've already licensed and they have the rights to stream it but what they don't have  multiple users at once or to be able to deliver the video content through a proxy server to students off campus that's what we do all the time and we're here to help you with every step along the way as c c t v iris education provides a single one stop cost effective simple solution we can encode your video we can convert captions we can stream it we can store it on our servers we can help you stream that to mobile devices and students that are on and off campus technology is constantly changing and we stay on top of it it's our job in seattle we knew we had a partner with high quality digital delivery services they were reliable they were community college brethren you know in telecom this consortium of thirty one california community colleges it was kind of a match made in education heaven and digital delivery as c c t v and iris education are fully aware of the constraints those of us in education face we understand education because we're part of the seattle community college district and being one hundred percent self funded we understand budgets can be tight clients can also say because we handle a variety of tasks under one roof we have a lot of clients come in for video work and they haven't really thought through how they're going to distribute this video but they do breathe a sigh of relief when they realize that not only can we make the video for them but we can also create a website or a web portal for when south seattle community college received a multi million dollar grant as c c t v was brought in to create over a dozen videos focusing on students thinking about going to college once the group understood as c c t v and iris education could create a web portal specifically for them too they were thrilled to use our services as c c t v and iris education can provide a wide spectrum of web based distribution solutions we develop websites that distribute video content we can also handle e commerce make the site data searchable and provide all kinds of usage statistics for the videos on those websites whatever it is that you need to vote for your website we have a solution for you it's simple give us a call there's vision there's there's foresight you know seattle is a team of people who don't set and then just do what their customers like in telecom tell them to do they're active there to partners that's terribly important
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hi emily thanks for coming to berkeley humane society you know you're interested in adopting a dog today yeah i think maryland would be the perfect fit for my home really excited let's great let me tell you a little bit about marilyn and what how we get our dogs ok what we do is we do what's called an intake for dogs on mondays and kitty cats on wednesdays maryland was chosen from one of our local shelters what we do is we find animals that are no longer have time at our local shelters in this full shelters and we behavior test them and give them medical exam and then we bring them into our program and we keep the animals here so we find them good homes possibly ninety years yeah we're definitely berkeley's premier dog and cat adoption center and this year we are on track to get more dogs and cats loving homes than ever before more than ever more than ever almost nine hundred three yeah this is possible because of our dedicated staff volunteer fosters donators and supporters and it is terrific yet like most animal welfare organizations berkeley humane is a completely independent nonprofit we're not affiliated with nor to be received funding from any national animal welfare agency or any federal state or local government agency we receive all of our funding from donors and community members just like you
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no now just having the knowledge that i am frankly on television doesn't also give me the ability to know what decisions i made in the past were also foolish some of them undoubtedly w the facts that i won by a single vote would realize i have nothing else to say now some of you may be wondering if this means i will go back on my campaign promises yes that is no one statement i never i can't because i don't understand  confess i just learned to say those words like a parrot have you ever tried to watch a toddler say a word spaghetti but nobody can understand them and after fifteen or sixteen tries somebody is finally able to translate it that is exactly how i developed my economic policy as we look forward i would like to say i'm going to govern well i don't think even i dumb enough to believe that i'd like to least say that i'm going to surround myself with people who make those decisions for i'm not sure why my brain went there right now like i said in fact as i see my leave of you let me offer you this small comfort yes you have left me yes it was probably a bad decision and yes there will be repercussions for you and your family know it was
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friday night at the two thousand and eleven sturgis relic concludes with extreme sport fighting a visit to our friends at the pizza hut and back to the knuckle for second amendment in sturgis camping accommodations provided by j l an owner of the broken spoke and broken spokane ground learn more about all the entertainment bans and camping broken to book campground dot com please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash  node slash one two three seven four slash list shows well my website is being updated or shoot me an email and i'll send you the link and as always thank you for watching adventure t well we but in this place up a lot of the bikes go home with me in the semis to arizona and the few that we leave here we we lock them down and set the alarm system we've got a great camera system and they wait for the next  five hundred pound bo so how did you come to create this close our week's journey but we actually had a little bit more relaxed time this year because we didn't pack a