yeah i'm sorry i have to leave early i might have two kids during college and they're back home on break in a fit if i could get home by six o'clock i could go see star wars with them so that's why i'm heading out here at five thirty  yes i've been on the board here i think around eight years i don't remember when we started but i remember we were in the space all the time but yeah so the other corner right so we started over there and then got a bigger space here and in this bigger space here so i and did a lot of partnership with m r t i n talk classes trying to get you interested in not just the regular you know learning how to use word in excel and all that but really kind of working with cool new technology and being with us like so that was did a bunch of classes for quite some time and had some great experiences here so yeah i started off just to let you know my background i started off i was a physics major and then i went to graduate school in physics and i came to seattle to work for boeing and in working in their research lab they're making solar cells that they were going to go up on satellites and boeing they often change their mind about what they want to do after you've been there two years they said we're balance doing programming and and teaching and then for a while i was writing so i was writing for software developers there aren't many people who can actually computer program and who can actually write well in english so that was kind of my app and one thing that's cool about you know being in this time is how much information is out on the web and so i learn both android and i phone development from this company called you to me and they just people just kind of make their own courses and put them up on you to me and i was able to take courses very cheaply for to learn these different skills so so if there's something you want to learn it's like stuff out there that can help you learn it so that's the main thing i want to say i guess one more thing is just that you know we've seen different programs come and go here and i'm r t i but i feel like the youth program here has been a consistent thing that's always been here and it's always been amazing to see what the youth have done with the t v program and the classes that i taught in all those classes so i'm really looking forward to seeing and then it's like read most recent trip to ethiopia which are really looking forward to seeing what you guys  create from that but i think that's you know that's a really important thing and i really encourage you to keep involved and keep creating things through the youth programs here all right thanks anybody have any questions for me oh yeah well a lot of  yeah there's a i mean there's obviously a very big need for coding but it also you can have a big impact right i mean if you make something i mean it's great to have one android thing i worked with someone we an open source no it's not i mean i think because in both cases we ultimately like to make money off it right so so the drac of audio book is right it's not the first one is free but the idea is that if do tons of different applications so the application that i was brought in for was four wire bundle way up assembly so we've often played before and there are literally miles of wires that are in that you don't see they're in a plane that are built by hand computer and head mounts could see through the head mount but he can also see the wires one like floating in space one wire at a time and a lot of technology was involved in tracking your head to know the computer knows where you're looking and i was brought  into anyway a speaker independent voice recognition application for the control of the computer because it's a touch labor situation so how do you control a computer if your hands are always in use use your voice hanging out with us i started doing interviews and a lot of public public access and nonprofit stuff so i joined this organization called the purpose group which is a  nonprofit blackburn's group in seattle they've been together forty years that mentor and scholarship give scholarships to high school boys of color and seattle and so i was videotaping their interviews at the meetings they meet from september to august have the summers off second thursday for a month at first then me church about seven in the morning to nine and i was videotaping their meetings and about four or five years of meetings i have collected which is now open to me oh but i had from what is now see how the university we brought in sheriffs who are was when she was keep going to sheriff now she's over the whole entire state as far as educating and teaching the police officers i had  and he does some research earlier this year and rediscovered that rediscovered but i'm colonel jim robinson who was an after american pilot who trained ethiopian pilots during the war and the one nine hundred twenty s and what's war's over came back to the states it in the new studios of that record but ok and the questions well keep up the good work and something you don't i mean this is a very pivotal point right now because the studio is being recognized not only by the city what i want to say here is this is a relief you organization that he was training here so i want you to take this kind of opportunity that never existed before it is  and i have been with them our tie for a while and some of the things that we did we added videos we worked on the central district documentary and ethiopian soccer tournaments yeah we edit the videos and yeah i like our tag because first i was in with like i knew i was in with good with cameras i don't have no experience with editing and stuff and then once i got to do the project first i felt like was impossible and then just like shortly i hello my name is daniel i'm a freshman northwestern study economics and i've been with m m r t i for many years now since i've been in middle school back in the office and the corner over there started off small for me is video editing some cool people like the mayor of seattle that he may or vulcan top people and then one of the videos we worked on as a group director of the last year there was talk about the impact that that we development yes the terrace had on small businesses and talking small business smoking in the offices and there's great memories and i hope that in us comfortable continue learning these great skills that come handy in all walks of life thank you where everybody can come in and kind of like learn some stuff that they never thought they were there and i feel like i have learned and most of us here have that too and were  so i got to witness it when i was little kid and i got to see the program really grow since when you're in the smarter room to now moving into the big room i mean i guess yeah like a bigger and so i got to sort of witness it in like the backseat of the every day at least three four times in a week that's  so it's really nice how this information the stories of the people down here is being recorded and being passed on to the peoples was that everyone can learn from it but it's really interesting  encounters really big it's it can be shared and anyone can be part of it and everyone can learn from them but the really important part is the use should know what their culture is and it's really interesting how you know the people down here