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oh actually the m m r t i stuff you guys are doing an outstanding job live broadcasting this and spreading out the news so ok and i really like what i see of the community seem to be very well so when we are first interested in soccer oh that was a long time ago i'm from originally from nigeria and play softball my life so i've been reffin since i've been a us for over twenty years now  he gets have sole going to be able to help any time it is good they keep to keep the cultures going is very good because american society is a society where you can really actually lose touch of your culture ok and i really love this i'm hoping that it brought a country now from africa can you know put something to get to like this i know about the time as a guest do travel quite a bit all over the country playing soccer that  that's a good thing ok anything that we can do to encourage the community coming together and working together as a group is is very good thank you quite a big turnout and good competition and very good points deep spirit so i am very delighted about any final thoughts or i just we should the best team would and this is very nice and i'm so delighted thank you for giving me so i really think that that's a good question and i think it's really a question for me the east african community is one of the it is may now be the largest immigrant i believe it is now the largest immigrant population in the city of seattle this these new folks and many for east africans are not new they've been here for over a generation this community and the city are not well connected with each other we just hired our first east african police officer we should have more than one we can do better than that we in almost every city department don't have enough folks who work with us who understand the reality of the east african community you know when i went to the funeral home not once but twice during the week of that too small and young men were shot i saw some real problems and how the city in this county is treating east africans first of all to be able to respond to islamic religious law they were having difficulty getting the body from the county examiner on time then i was told that the burials happen in snohomish county which also makes it hard to do the burials on time we should work with the county to make sure that the deceased are brought to the appropriate place in a timely manner and we should work with the east african community particularly islamic community to be sure that people have options affordable options to perry to bury their loved ones in this county not in the next county those are just some of the areas that we need to work as a city there's issues in education there's issues around juvenile juveniles getting involved in criminal activity we have a huge  huge problem on our hands that we as a city are not addressing and i'm committed to putting not just the police department but every single department in this city involved in how we're going to address and then
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at the seattle center we attend the thirty third annual two thousand and twelve hispanic seafair festival thank you thank you guys didn't catch that this is let's be fair she was just crowned by our checking out more i want you to help me out  i don't want to be able to i don't wan program is a program designed to identify children out in the community who are in the highest risk of having cavities and so we're out here trying to promote and deliver preventative oral health services to the troops to the children zero to eighteen and so i see several different children over here which you do a different age group correct and we actually have on site a certified dentist who is here along with dental assistants and they are they have the ability to actually provide dental exams fluorite treatment and feeling right here on site and of course i see lots of rubber gloves and everything we who do not have a provider they're automatically first back into the local providers and so that is our primary focus is making sure that these little guys do have a general a little thing  treatment for the amount of ten dollars and that is actually to assist the parents they have attention to do that but when they do that they actually open up their mouth and allow the dentist to be able to check their feet if they need to scream and we allow them to do so that actually that exam that they're doing right there is actually the best user friendly for the little do you think it started on the east side of the state about forty years ago there was a decision that the house there was there was a lack of conversation between the decision makers and the continue to read a little bit i came across a waste management and i thought i wonder if there are some message that needs to be gotten out there that the hispanic community is not realizing that a character of this gentleman and you are learn more about the thirty fourth two thousand and thirteen hispanic seafair first of all occurring on july twenty eight from eleven am to seven pm at the seattle center's mural empathy and or by visiting hispanic seafair dot org please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash node slash two six five five eight slash list shows while 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 v cultural festivals
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so it's just me i'm hanging out in my natural environment some people sam like the hottest girl on campus but i just i really prefer to be known for my intellect i'm here with ron and michael all really leave campus kind of just like curl up in a ball in my room and i turn the lights off and just like hope for the data and then tomorrow  and just here so yeah cool yeah that's just kind of all you know about me thanks for stopping by i don't know if you've ever had the experience of settling for something that's not quite right like you feel like you're going to alternate dimension where something is a subtly off like for example when i was in high school this restaurant called pizza had opened up across to me like as in pizza hut but within a instead of a q and i went there once again as pepperoni pizza and the guy behind the counter turned to me and said what do you mean as if that's like an appropriate question in that situation and then you try to sell me chicken tacos that kind of thing something kind of weird or yesterday i was a by robertson hall and this old lady said to me hello michel which is weird because my name's not michael i didn't know it's a response so i just have a saying but that made her views and so we ended up just walking past each other believe it's not butter instead of i'm surprised to find out that this product has no milk and they teach you to register an e mail account hotmail dot com instead of practive man dot gov or something like that my family though finding these suddenly off things is like a disney world happiest place on yes the world is the most half assed place their slogan for example is we're big on which is amazing still baffles me that like a room full of adults got paid to come up with the phrase we're big on fun and no one had any objections to it and their mascot if i remember correctly is something called something like a mike mouse and he's this weird grotesquely shaped mouse head like a hideous grin and deep black   i got closer though it turned out that it was just oxidized through like that thing had rusted to the core which did leave us like a nice red color but also survival rates and probably like the low twenty percent my favorite thing about disney world though was probably the funded house which included for some reason a room that was supposed to look like a strip club so i'm nine years old at the time and i'm going through like these dark rooms with ghosts and vampires and bats and all the sudden i cannot the other side really like miami and there's like everything is like painted pink and white and there's a stripper pole mccue just the face of michael matz is on one of the walls surrounded by all these like painted stripper girls it was it was horrifying a lot of people have a moment where they can say like this kick started puberty and the
ourselves from the other people in the community even when we were doing wrong we separated ourselves and tried to hold ourselves to a higher standard you know step to the concept of step your game of publishing how do you take whatever it is that you're doing to the next level how do you excel whether you're on a basketball court in jamaica queens or in open know how do you become the next le bron james whether you're a small business owner at a time when we came up with this cost that we were going through some different names and the country was in a depression or a recession you know so it was really hard so one of the things that we want to do was to teach people how to step your game up how to take your game to another level so i was always right or i was rapping since i was young and poems and things like that you know we decided to a you know at the time i was on the beginning of a ninety year federal prison sentence and i wanted to do something for her i wanted to have a tribute something can be god told me this is what you're supposed to do that he wanted me to help make people aware of being a troll this person that i love because before that i was ignorant you know so i started you know at the time for someone in prison no i pondered over ponder over it and then i decided not to go with it because i was passionate about the mission itself in those spreading the word about awareness and i don't think that any you should protect yourself you know and you should get tested right it's very important that you get tested and the plot is basically about someone who was a to be positive that was running around having unprotected sex trying to raise awareness you know from the standpoint of a nine year old born with  absolutely so so you guys can look forward to hearing that story on the big screen that's right and i'm going to show people that it's not impossible unless god takes my spirit that we have we have an event tomorrow here in oakland for the to have a loss and foundation ok and we're going to be talking about being a right to have his grandmother miss last in all its dealing with lupus you know so and that's one of the things that we like to do is step your game of publishing we want to focus on you know some of the things that are causing some of the things that's happening in the community ok we want to speak about diabetes we want to talk about blood pressure we you for seven to one five eight nine three two again three four seven two one five eight nine three two and you can call in and listen to the show directly if you want to speak on the
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fall all of idea and this story is important because this was a period when many people lost their civil liberties lost their freedoms and were guilty by reason or praise so it's very important that  continue to tell the story to not let this happen again and  some of the noise behind and of course we're all the different but all kinds of activities for children living chopsticks other came try to make you aware not just japanese any more any different nationalit right i actually worked for the consul general japan and so this is part of our cultural display we also have a booth next to us part of the role of the consul general japan is to share information about japanese culture so this year we were fortunate enough to get a suit of armor on loan from the japan town dish and so we wanted to try to do and also from one of the instructors that lives in seattle and what we wanted to do is to give people a fuller three d sense of what the arnold was like because you can see armoring display you see i'm sick to see them in picture books but you can never really get a full sense of what the armor looks like when it's on a person and and there's a website for more information  and then we had a paper or
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to you actually reflects from a summer camp when i was seven years old right but then later in life having had injuries and changes in my body where i couldn't just sort of do weight eating bread drinking wine because there's something about cortisol and stress and we know it and now the research is pouring in on cortisol and the evidence of stress on all of these functions of our body so it makes sense to say that the sages didn't have the i decided to do something maybe a little bit different you know there are some of those to the days where you're you know yoga is good but you just don't feel like practicing you may not even feel like getting up and running so is in practice we will not actually can close your eyes and we're just going to take us in the moments now to and so i want you to observe what you notice about how you feel in your body as you lay on the ground you might pay attention to the places where there is base between your body and the ground and you might notice where is your body contacting the ground where is your body surrendering its weight and gravity is doing its thing and it is content to it's in connection with the ground and where are the places where there are spaces between your body and the you might notice what's happening with your shoulder blades the distance between them you might notice your hips as one feel more open than the other and angle that your legs are  what part of your feet on the right and the left are contacting the ground and if your legs are apart from each other you might just have them so that the toes are pointed more towards the ceiling you're not flexing your feet just yet but your heels are sort of in line with your hips they're rather than fl to the side so they're more attentive and alert and have your palms now facing the  as you let your arms come up overhead as you flex your feet so as you bring your just goes towards you you're going to bring those arms up and once again arms at the sides and blocked out and simply take a moment to observe you've done this posture on one side asymmetrical could call it are going to do the same thing on the other side so now bringing that left me in towards your body clasping your fingers underneath that left me with the elbows straight and in  then you have to be on guard the really on your body in hell we're going to continue this that if you need to keep that new mat slightly you're going to do that if you need to have it meant a little bit like this to be comfortable you're going to do that yoga is not about them and and notice what you notice about how you feel in your body with your breath in your mind then again at home you could spend more time with the observation and rest period in an integration as i would call it between the postures here we're going to move on bending your knees and you'll notice your feet may want to come up off the ground so get them  relaxed your arms down to the sides and now return to that observation and notice which parts of your body are contacting the ground which parts are lifted up off the ground and is that different from how it felt at the beginning of even those short practices deceptively simple move
whole so you're the man behind the scenes at that people don't see it as their overly excellent so tell richard what was the inspiration for this play  i'm going to have this kind of experience or is it going to be just a family unit to experience or is it going to be a gospel in a tin can experience what is the vision that you see for r j production messages send a message it's great what is the message that you want the viewers to to walk away with after seeing voice of a child the message several people to walk away with  king is to go do you know but it's just something that i've heard a person say you know and and it it may so my sense to me because he said you know to think we have our again i don't wanna i don't want to share in that writing too much of what i think a gay person act you know so now it was that was a challenge to play a role here in chicago now if they want to learn more about the production where can they find information when they can simply just email our dot j productions know so much since you've been in front of the camera now behind the camera and of course now you have a wonderful executive producer here well we like to do is ask is one thing that you would like to pass on to the next generation something that they need to know if they're going to step in your shoes as a playwright and a director and an actor   as one of those sayings i wish i knew that way back when well so what i'm hearing you say is that if you want as an executive producer you have to make sure that this is something that you want to do because it's going to be a lot of hours in  if i can respect that as you can tell there's a lot of hours not just in writing the production casting the production rehearsing the production and all the behind the scenes work is most people probably have not figured out that you know it when you see the finished product on stage it's probably one hundred hours or more behind the scenes and getting that production to  and i've seen parts of this production and i have to say this is one of the shows you should not miss i've seen quite a few shows here in the chicago area and this one is is but by far one of the best that you should go see it's going to really inspire you and it's also going to make you laugh so there is a lot a lot of times you want to go out to see  play and and it's just to get away for a moment to skate and this is one of those place that you can actually relate to you can laugh you can cry along with and and you that i know that person i know someone just like that so i have to commend you on writing a fine script thank you i have to know how does richard ga
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fix people call and i said oh that probably was an al a big people that was our the thank you see you like to put him self in the third person and we played back sure enough he was saying would like to have a drink after the show i knew that was down there and then about five minutes later i didn't call him right away he found a kind of sad and then the phone rang again it was alan take a second time referred to himself a third person saying perhaps you can get fixed first message i want to make sure i left my right phone number you see vic travels around a lot and sometimes he gets the number wrong he hadn't got a number wrong he got in right but it seemed so strange he was calling back so quickly it made me go from feeling special to feeling sad for him so i did call him back and i said hey how about going to do that doesn't normally eat much after the show but maybe i'll try to have something we met at a restaurant which is a really nice day gowns expensive though and i was going to happy that he wasn't hungry after the show and say thank you for the shit he sat and looked at the menu for a while and then decided when the waiter came over that he would start a little something called the appetizer side which is that i will list the let's go the whole of the side of the menu grid they serve to make you haven't ordered everything on the left side of the wish i'd never been really you know so well we were really wanting to sort of make this movie called a very thick mess and we want to sort of have it be like a puppet is behind this project i hardly own think within you know because we do this christmas show every year that's dedicated to you this is our sort of movie version of our obsession with you yeah we'll send you a copy of the movie and you know we're not going to be able to actually film it in canada we have to film it to film in leavenworth washington which is a weird christmas eve a very in village so y you might not see or what your home town or anything in it but it will be it'll be cute show your