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hi i'm sure a carson i am the artistic director of upswing aerial dance company and i am here to tell you about our company where we are a low flying aerial company who teaches and performs and teaches workshops and travels throughout the united states we teach aerial dance to teens and to adults we also teach professionals and to choreography and offer opportunities for everyone to perform so what you're going to be seeing is an example of us and our work at the company this is snow birds snow birds is a beautiful piece with the music by kevin kalar it is performed by the company and this is our studio space here in berkeley it's a wonderful piece where the dancers are bird like and have this feeling of bringing the heavens down to the earth in the way that they release the snow from their sleeves it's always ending to our concerts because of the snow it's a beautiful piece that everyone loves at the winter time we actually did perform this piece once in seattle and july they wanted it to snow in july so it was a fun place to do out there we are getting prepared for our upcoming concert which is the winter solstice celebration this is on the winter solstice december twenty first and we have two shows this year because of popular demand we have a five thirty show and and eight o'clock show this is a special event because it brings together music dance and art in the evening we have the dances performed by the company and our te aspects of the show and then we have an interactive art installation by elyssa kaplan it's a wonderful evening it's an alternative for your holiday interests of getting out and being a part of something fun we take it from the longest night of the year and the deepest and darkest starting with very quiet pieces and take us all the way up to the return of the sun it's a well known and popular place so we'd love for you to come and see the show for tickets or you can go to our website w w w aerial upswing aerial dance or again that is upswing areal dance dot org and purchase your tickets there i really recommend that you purchase tickets ahead of time although you could try to come the night and thank you very much i hope to see you at the show
class of all class reunion this august twenty four two thousand and thirteen don i'm going to discuss the beginning part which will be the start of the fire and it's going to start at seven thirty a m at the north berkeley bart station on sacramento street we will need the six volunteers on the day up to help us conduct the race and to register we'll need you to sign up for twenty five dollars the twenty five dollars will benefit several programs that we have listed on our website which is step you have you berkeley high one nine hundred eighty eight that comment i want to discuss three of those programs the first program is the rosa parks fax pack scholarship program this enable students to have a backpack filled with supplies so that they can have a healthy and safe day at school food and supplies the second is something called the first step scholarships now this is courtesy of the berkeley high school development group any visible yet that needy student graduates from berkeley high school and applies to u c berkeley will have a full four year scholarship all tuition paid housing supplies books everything they need mentor a tutor and a life skills coach so that they graduate on track and on time kareen we're also having a raffle for the class of eighty eight events fun everyone who donates forty dollars or more will be entered fras dreams mobile internet marketing will donate fifty one plus the mobile web sites fifty sites or three pages a five hundred dollar value and one seven page full mobile website with matching facebook valued your family free your friends
so yeah in the past year and a half managed to garner out one hundred sixty five members yeah so there's a real need and as well as the national or tree in the schools program there are six schools in seattle teaching archery with the kids having nowhere to go after school to shoot who think great program yes so i appreciate your being on my shop and group you ok we're leaving the office here's our
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course some of the food that they are serving up ok interesting so i'm going to try a little something again here this year ok and what is it i'm going to be trying well i'm going to put down the camera and try it some more food and once again i have finished a big chunk of it and it was good so if you're interested in some barbecue filipino style carlos catering while you're here at the festival there is also another but we're running out of time and we're having a banquet in check out some of the major entertainment and one other small little area kind of hidden back here where they're serving up the stern the slow down a little bit so we're going to head back inside and check out the big entertainment
i'm yeah so that's that's really great and it's nice to be able to give people things that i know are going to promote a healthy lifestyle i mean that he's really good to you all are delicious yeah i think you are delivering it will go good so sweet
hi i'm mark mcleod i'm the fortunate to be the director of a wonderful community based leadership development program called leadership east bay the class meets for  for one full day each month focused on some aspect of the public space the i'm fortunate to be surrounded by members of the current class of twenty thirteen fourteen and i'm going to ask them to introduce themselves and mention the organization with which they're connected i want to give you all everyone who's watching a sense of what a wide range of people we have in this program done would work in renewable energy and activism and i just learned so much about our community through this program hi matthew raymond where i work at lawrence berkeley national laboratory and i love this program because i get to learn about leadership skills very much want you to go to our web site leadership you say dot com learn a little bit more about the program you'll find an application on the web site ple that to us as soon as possible if you have questions give us a call
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hi i'm rob i work for seattle community college of television and iris education this is our data center and without sequel yog ultimate our job would be impossible managing thousands of hours of video content to get streamed out to colleges and universities all across the united states and canada in fact we stream to so many people and we stream over fifty terabytes of content we had to build our own system we call it the digital media after the database and it is a giant enormous database with tons of content in it and we wouldn't be able to manage that matter data about the video content without a great database management tool we're  admin which you know is really painful you have to wait for the page to load you just don't really have a lot of control and flexibility and how that system work we look to other alternatives and sequel yog was hands down the only product that actually made any sense for us to start using sequel yog has this automated job engine you can do schedule jobs and for us backed up is a huge thing that the sequel yob job in general have actually created own p h p script that goes out and look for all our databases make the coffee and rolled it we have a rolling thirty day backup another thing that is really convenient especially when we're working on rolling  sites into production from our beta servers is the copy database to a different host or database and it makes it so easy to just copy everything that you need from one when you're writing a complicated twittery it's tough to keep track of all that in your head but we also built our own analytics and recording cool that reads log files from our streaming media server that's all in my vehicle and we've got to run complicated queries and copy data product give it a try thank
we live in a part of the world where earthquakes fires and other disasters can turn our lives upside down in a heartbeat in the event of a major disaster it may be days before emergency crews and resources can get out to the neighborhoods with help how prepared are you to help yourself your family and your neighbors survive the aftermath of a catastrophic event with the right training you could make the difference between life and cert can give you that training cert the community emergency response team is a division of berkeley's office of emergency services throughout the year we offer practical hands on disaster response training free to anyone over eighteen who lives or works in berkeley search goal is to create a core group of trained people throughout the community who can assume a leadership role and help their neighbors work together in an emergency qualifying neighborhoods can apply to the city for caches of emergency supplies conduct search and rescue learn fire safety perform first da
this is the local scene i'm your host scoop me math today is us had day denver open media has been the home to the denver you t professionals as well as many more public access television shows for the past ten years but for some stupid ass reason the city of denver and the f chairman both have decided to do away with public access it's enough to make this news reporter walk right up to four four five twelfth street in washington d c and tell op ed alon i mean agent pie what i think about it here's what i think about it i don't like it it pisses me off so what is going on with the denver you two professionals this month i'll tell you i'm on the streets i've got to look for a new gig so here's what we're going to do we're going to relocate this studio to your basement you heard me i want your basement i mean where else am i going to go seriously though can i put your basement to good use i will you can contact me at seven twenty seven two zero two two two zero one six zero care of brian scoop me meth and the basement broadcasting project all that i'm going to do all i need is a strong i connection and a borrow your smartphone for twenty minutes while i broadcast my program right now i'm in studio way can i get a round of applause media has for everything that denver open media has done to put the power of the media into the hands of the people
hello everybody i'm dr cohen from the smart men here to give you a few tips about how to make your safe drinking water even pay for it every night in the easynews there's yet another story about another contamination in our drinking water across the country somewhere under the one nine hundred seventy six safe drinking water act only ninety one contaminants are mandated to be regulated that means that the eighty seven thousand chemicals that are on the market imploding in our air and landing in our water surface water bodies that become our drinking water could certainly have many contaminants that we want to avoid sometimes water can travel fifty miles from a treatment plant and have breaks along the way so we really don't know what happens after water leaves the water treatment plants there are fertilizers and pesticides which are very pervasive in our country and near our water bodies there and you can disrupting chemicals which are products and chemicals that come from cleaning materials and cleaning products like environment and i'm very very difficult to break down for many many years my recommendation is to always filter your clean drinking water at the tap which is your point of view there are simple carbon filters that can be used in  a refrigerator filter as well as an attached to the sink faucet and then there are more complicated filters like reverse osmotic water filters and you still are choosing the right filter is very very important and the best resources really can vironment a working group a guide to changing a filter if you can also carry your safe drinking water in a glass bottle instead of plastic and you can also use stainless steel but make sure that you drink it out of the stalest steel portion and not plastic is again avoiding plastic is a very key when drinking safe water and avoiding plastic drinking bottles as well thank you so much for being with me here today i'm dr aly cohen and remember when it comes to our environment and our health you too can be the smart hum
hi my name is sue fisher and i'm a member of the sonship club of berkeley north bay santa it is an international service club comprised of business women and professionals who focus on improving the lives of less fortunate women in our community as well as throughout the world we work with local nonprofits and through design to international foundation and united nations agencies to help women gain self sufficiency improve their house and break free from domestic violence our local saab to club has worked with the berkeley food and housing project we missed a time drop in center and other local organizations that are assisting women in need currently zonta women from around the world europe asia australia and north america are joining together to create awareness and increase actions to end violence against women and girls around the world our club is promoting the work of the alameda county he watch program which uses a variety of strategies to care for the victims of sexual exploitation investigate and prosecute their traffic and to stop human trafficking in our community at the beginning of february the santa claus of berkeley will be holding its third annual luna fest a film festival by four and about women we invite members of the berkeley program as well as the breast cancer fund luna fest is in its eleventh year and is provided to us by luna the makers of the whole nutrition bar for women to purchase tickets for the event we ask you visit the web site w w w dot luna fest dot org backslash richmond to contact our club for more information about our activities please email us at vaughn to berkeley
also art on the walls from a featured artist who happens to be local and with me i also have the artist and you are sean gerson and how long have you lived in the seattle area this time i've been there a few times this child about ten years and so how are you doing that and don't find i've made a living most of my life as an actor so this is just to keep me sane when i'm not working a lot of landscape i know a lot of landscape i grew up in ireland and it was all part of my landscapes especially the greens that you saw back over there and so it's been it's been good i like landscapes and and i love acting so if anybody out there needs me paul you have a website for more information about martin you have a website no i don't i'm kind of
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hello everyone story there's a tremendous time delay once again they're really playing games with the internet but they're with me at all trying to just keep going no matter how hard they're trying to make it the sofa or wherever they want to call it are very serious or socially put on hold to try to wait you out so that you don't do anything and that's what they're trying to do behind the scenes it's very secretive and very still you know stealth fully but what they're taking is different sites or else that you have normally they're not letting the steve biko in in a timely manner and if they get around to updating them good if they don't well so be it there is a high degree censoring my screen i'm sure i'm not alone patriots watch out for that anyone who's in the position to be able to monitor this and stop the tremendous you know delay each censorships the other words trying to be a like a little pesky mosquito and wear you down and mosquitoes try watching out for the fly swatters because they're coming and i don't care how many obstruction
hi i'm mark mcleod i've had the pleasure for the last couple of years of being in the director of a project called leadership eastbay leadership eastbay is a program that is sponsored by the two chambers that are close to us the chamber in berkeley in the chamber in emeryville leadership eastbay is a community based leadership development program  the cohort of fifteen emerging leaders from a variety of workplaces in the two communities come together on the second friday of each month from october through may on each of these fridays we focus on one or another aspect of the public space education economic development communications local and regional government health and human services law and social justice science and technology and the community history and arts on each of these fridays we bring in senior leaders in each of the specific areas the cohort members enter into extended day long conversations with the senior leaders about the topic of the day in addition we have eighty minutes of leadership training on each of these days so you have the opportunity to constantly expand the tools you have for effectively leading the important groups in your life participation and leadership eastbay is an excellent strategy to broaden and deepen your understanding of the community and a terrific way to build for yourself a network of community leaders with whom you can collaborate for many years is one of the best ways i know to grow your sphere of influence to learn more about us please go to our website leadership east bay dot com thank you
and with the youth group it was it's also like kind of like the golden ticket though really just open those doors for me and i never felt so about people three how people work with other people i learned how to use like the world can other tools as well like the boom i put out there and shoot family foundations funding within a generation when be possible my favorite part of open media generation is learning how to use the camera and without funding to me and choose family foundation i wouldn't be able to use them to express my creativity without funding from the and shoot family foundation and i want to be able to come to open media generation and a thousand media generation i want to do a little better relations with the people without the funding of and she's family foundation i wouldn't i wouldn't be able to learn like what to do if i would was going to be a director or a cameraman my name is jamison i started in youth group back in two thousand and nine and i'm back here on staff helping with the  youth of today almost ten years later it's great to see how ten years later this funding has fundamentally changed and improved open new generation i think the youth of today are so much better for
continuing our investigation into the financial crisis this time with municipal finances from somebody who you're really going to want to know his name is harry gadgets otherwise known as citizen harry in my edmonds news harry welcome to the show thank you here i was just thrilled when i saw the column that you wrote in my admin is news and about municipal finances i learned so much about it we're going to be going through that in detail but migrants news and citizen harry tell us just a little bit about what that one day i finally decided to go down and actually see one in person and it was so totally different screens and watching on television and i met a woman who was in charge of my when zoos there and i had written for my own purposes a recap of what it was like to try to get a point of the city council and she said cousin of my for you could for her readers to get that same experience and then from that i just started writing articles about what i thought was going on the city's finances not as well versed in environmental issues or those sorts of issues but from a financial perspective i could see what they were doing a lot of what they were doing didn't make sense so i started writing articles trying not to be too critical but trying to put it in a format that the average citizen could understand what it was they were talking about when they're having these discussions with actually have the column that we're talking about we have it up on the screen and we will be getting it up on the screen throughout the show because i want to make sure though you're writing about edmunds it seems like from what i saw you could be a political to just about any i mean i think what's going on is not to municipalities also works on the state and federal level everybody is having financial crises at this point and
table offering them more money than the property is worth and we're asking that the director of the institute reconsider their position and safeguard this very sacred site
bryan i'm a seattle city council member and i chair the energy and environment committee which oversees the work of seattle city light and the office of sustainable sustainability and environment so today we're out in finney ridge peter's home and right now they're focusing on the neighborhood of ballard in the greater northwest seattle and so what they do is they go out and talk to contractors that do solar installs and they tell the contractors that we're going to go get a bunch of citizens in seattle to sign up to install solar panels will you give us a boat discount for a bunch of these folks throughout it do it and so the contractors all get vetted by these this volunteer organization they submit their prices and they pick the best contractor to do the work the folks that
living and exalted christ we further bear witness that the honorable minister louis farrakhan is a further comforter and reminder to the entire planet and in their three names we like to greet the viewing audience in the a prayer line but you can call the call and it's two pm pacific time and i am sorry to am pacific time is going to be all through ramadan and that of course that's five am eastern time but it's a call and number is five three zero eight eight one one four zero zero and then the pin number is one one five zero
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corporate report podcast meet the clintons now with long time listeners of this podcast will no doubt know by now i like to keep my ear to the ground of the globalist agenda by keeping tabs on g p s the global public square program on c n n hosted by globalist insider for reads the korea member of the council on foreign relations and someone who was recently almost kicked off the network for his absolutely completely admitted plagiarism but that's neither here nor there because of course they wouldn't want to get rid of one of their mean globalist mouthpieces so he is back on air with hardly a mention of his plagiarism anymore but i'll let you look into that on your own but recently on g p s free the korea hosted former president bill clinton for a chat about the current political scene in the united states and in that program three made a very interesting point about bill and his presidential legacy you have approval ratings right now that are the highest since he left the presidency basically the highest of almost any former president you went through some rough times during the presidency at the at the low did you did you think you would get back to being that this high i