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not that far but a g can be tied to what to to submit to model  yeah yeah it's very rare that you find people who explained history in a fair manner very appreciated learned about what happened during the massacre learned about many of the future leaders of ethiopia that were created as a result of the patriot movement it's very important that why did they might seem obvious but not everybody did there were plenty of bond what are called pandas basically collaborators maybe not many people might know this but there was also a young older people are doing their part and i think it's the part of responsibility of younger people to learn by history that nobody else will tell you you won't find it here in the united states  history someone actually able to explain that history and answer questions very unusual events i think getting young people involved in historical programs  directly involved today many of the parts were played many of the dialogue much of the dialogue was read by older people which was entirely appropriate but i think involving younger people because when you think about it in a subject like this as i said many of the as were young so it's it would be right to involve young people also  and you know young people can take a part to this kind of thing why can't young people investigate do a history project really do a history project with maybe the consultation of  advisor or something they could do it to the ethiopian community maybe they can do it through their school is kind of an extra project and present the program here the theory of community and bring their friends that's those kinds of things i can interest y well you know i don't know how much of a message i have so i guess my message would be there's not just one way of looking at things when you grow up here in the united states you get used to the messages the history that's told here but it's not a complete history it's not and certainly the history of africa much of that history is missing in the curriculum teachers don't know it maybe even in some cases teachers might not even be interested in it but africa does have a history and actually african history is world history and when you consider that humanity started in that part of the world better known and it's  but it means having your own story and not copying somebody else's story the importance of media i think is i think it's clear  every community has to be able to tell its own story if you don't tell your own story if you don't identify who you are somebody else will identify you somebody else will identify you somebody else will label your community in whichever way they want people have to own their identity and on their story and their dues themselves to the rest of the world in their own way and that's the role of media media definitely plays a crucial role in that now so in that sense ten years of existence for your program is an amazing feat and i congratulate you and i hope that i can assure you so you know ten years of
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unfortunately i got down here a little later than i anticipated it's only about three thirty but all of this area was for barbecu and over this way we actually have a few folks who have actually either sing some of my programming in the past yeah yeah  the city has seattle in the health department won't allow us to give samples to the public and they'll see brian on here or and that was not firecrackers we heard i was about but a wish well maybe we can see if we can get him to do that some more now this gentleman we just saw walking in a moment you are pretty fast to see if we can get him out into the field where he can make that really can hear echoing in everything else it's fun and you have a website for information about you or anything you bet dot com or you t l t v ok thanks for talking to us down here about three thirty what foods are we looking at here this is pork shoulder and that's lamb tradition australian food and supplied by me donated by the australian high company i believe they're called and so we've been hooking them up all day and then sampling them out to the public that's kind of a the first one in a major kind of a public area the first two were where so we started off with just a very little private one out in the redmond area and that was like a bit of a wood of a mouse we were just trying to track down  we've come outside work a little bit quieter and we have to the board members and what exactly is the board and the title of the board itself or the name of the board in the board it's really the  i'm the vice president and the president of the society is big fish and how does it that you came to create this day here at the c n n center will  guys got involved that last year was born of a sort of a straw you die pick the focus was on families the shit you want to try and expand it out then just really just commodus tell you in seattle and to do that it's going to cost a bit of money so the australia day is always celebrated on january twenty sixth i have not been able to determine if there will be a third annual two thousand and twelve event sponsored by a australian organization as there was last year if so i'm not sure what to tell you in regards to a big celebration i can tell you though that the kangaroo and kiwi  pub seventy third in a rural area we'll be having an australia day as they do each year and it will be roughly from about two in the afternoon to a close at about two am and that will be on january the twenty sixth which is a thursday this coming year and i'm not sure all what activities they will have but i understand that there will be some activity so check more out or give him a call to find out what's happening and they'll be happy to answer your questions please be sure to visit my website adventure t v dot brave host dot com for regular some of the main course of tonight's meal is going to be served from and what are some of the items here will come to that one just
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sturges two thousand and twelve continues concludes then we head to the spoke bar before beginning tuesday with a visit to a real serious question right or personal well they haven't taken us very far yet it's tuesday morning it's another day second full day there was a we're going to be heading into to seeing what's going on maybe on a hundred and the area there had passed their view this time instead of the back roads that take the learn more about jay's next undertaking at official j allen dot com while in sturgis camping combinations provided by the broken spoke can't crown learn more about all the entertainment bans and camping at broken spoke 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 my website is being updated or shoot me an email and i'll send you the link and as always thank you for
them love the fact that you interacted a little bit with the audience they obviously inspired you tonight did they tell me how did you feel i feel great to be up here and that i could perform i had the chance to perform in an audience like th for an audience like that audience loved that i was amazing that reaction you know you sounded so close to adele's voice like it sounded to sing a song like that it's not that easy it's one of the biggest songs of the year in your voice was so close to  original sounds like and i was sitting here going wow that's really cool but let me tell you have a friend who i when he started singing he always used to sing like his favorite artist he was dave matthews today about his band was his favor an artist and he would sing like dave matthews and i told him you know
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our program tonight is the all the live show i will be wilson and we've been doing this as a community for our community and it is a community very strong cannabis related issues that are involved with what we're doing as a i'm the founder i'm the one to start the first study on medical marijuana back in the seventy's and how it helped p t s d heroin addicts i've got bob the laney is a client took him from here went to america marijuana because people even though we were changed out of park and everything else and saying started going to be illegal cops and that's why i called the federal government yes cry all you want but i have the legal authority to get i could count on turned around and i was mean and different parts and analyzing different diseases but what marijuana does natural organic and i won't give out park names because that's all s you'll be actually like jesus christ you'll have been sent by god to hear the truth otherwise meant to be around and we does it just means to actually it was originally started by us in the hippies it's a with child molesters and i had to head doctor of the however if you lived a couple houses from me when we end up there is twenty in greenway three forty two north west and she we had seven pedophiles in the area the police couldn't touch him the sheriff couldn't touch and the state patrol couldn't touch him she kept their phones off and i went to the council matter meeting because one person knew one of the members and i cried my heart out because i got had children with me at the time and i know this guy was a pedophile tell someone that knew how to run the computers showed it to me i don't run computers i'm totally smoke signals are old school and i'll come up to your face but you know exactly god has something to say to you or another person you don't stop god in this world he's still alive he's still very strong he has touched me in what's said that they couldn't volunteer but this woman katie that you took a picture of she is literally being wrong she should not be an episode of security here doesn't even understand the law now and think she disability has kicked in or his memory is not good enough to remember and i feel in my mind anyone who cannot remember an actual verbal contract which is legal has as of two thousand five thousand way to keep us in north america because we travel for part two i am ok i'm also royal blood german guys and traces into the royal family of england but they want to be hush hush my mom did all those also you know if you if you want to make change what i try to tell people if you want to make change if you want to see marijuana be illegal the best thing that you can do is believe that marijuana is legal and that marijuana will again i just want to say it's an amazing time amazing crossroads in history it's like no other time that you're ever going to experience giving now getting on the ground floor to chores become the future kings and queens of industry get it you know use
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that until the day he died he could afford to give her as many real roses as he could but he didn't and this is what stuck out to me you see he said anyone can buy euros but there's only a handful of people in this world
at that time we believed that we need to engage in this conflict we need to engage in nonviolent way we need to try to influence it we need to try to get people to understand what's going and you will be willing to take rests and be willing to take even violence conducted against you by the un and without you using any level of violence and against anybody so from the beginning we decided march sixteenth two thousand and five two year anniversary of the death of volunteer rachel corrie would you please describe the activities that she was involved in with your organization when your describe the circumstances that led to her death weapons smuggling tunnels how do you respond to these claims unclear conditions we want the truth to appear and we want a proper investigation recently president bush praises how sitting in for holding court largely free and fair elections how would you israeli president are emotional and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas declared a truce on february has this declaration affected everyday life for the average palestinian it's not true not said bill that's the major problems general in western policies like to turn to some questions about the policies and positions of the international solidarity many people believe that while the actions of the israeli military may not be entirely just the actions of palestinian suicide bombers leave israel little choice but to and therefore i think what what needs to happen which i doubt that the israeli government would go with that people have to appreciate that a forty years intensive conflict willingly needs so much of h hours five hours on the roads with all the humiliation and with all the frustrations that i face by those young soldiers who enjoy humiliating palestinians thinking that they are seeking revenge that's one side t and organizing is happening by york and want to get the palestinian groups and different areas and i believe that the credit should go to those people those are the ones who are leading the fight for managed by partnering with from palestinian communities in different areas to actually a
i'm part of this because i care about my grandchildren i'm part of this because i care about life am came down here tonight because i read a book called the geography of bliss and the alter interviewed dr rich koerner dr john assault who created the polio vaccine and he was asked  he most wanted to do in life and his answer was to be a better ancestor so i wanted to come go they are my ecological services and told us but because they're alive and therefore they have a right to  just like you to think about what really fighting for thank you
you could do this because it's a crunchy days you could compliment with many recipe that smooths it goes very well with a vegetable peel they would scramble legs and of many advice john we need some butter and some flour and what is nice with this and what i like it is every ingredient at the same amounts so very easy to remember or you can make more or you can do less but always the same amount easy now we take a big ball and we're going to put all the ingredients in but first of all we have to be sure that we're wash our hands everywhere little kids playing with clay you know it's nice yeah well you can use for anything you know you already had your in yeah you know for you want some than the peach you want with the skin or without the skin yeah it's good you want to try to see if it's good something missing yeah yeah then we make some stri thick but that's the way it should well we've got our last movie now you know what we have to take all right then we have to look very good nice presentation i need come on what are you going to put on your  yeah so what is the name of yours
at the seattle center we conclude our attendance at the thirty first annual two thousand and eleven festival s i am now with you two of the organizers of this event one of which we saw on stage dancing a little bit and i'll have you introduce yourself to the viewers you are i'm not going  and what are your titles well i this is my seventh year as a board member and i've been to tone it down at the board secretary and i also for the past five years we've been creating a new stage here in our house for you and african entertainment so that's what we're doing this year and your position i'm also on the board of directors the coordinator for the car show and several other entertainment portions of the f m earlier in the in a previous episode we saw a bunch of the car show and some other entertainment and so kind of a mix between hip hop and blues and r an the year that will be changed and then it's going to be presented by festival singh yadav well just like the car show have a different theme and and just like this  year so i think we're hopeful and what do you want the non african community to know and reasons to show up here for because it's all about hospitality that i mean this important you know for us as a community to embrace each other's culture and this is the weekend where we celebrate the sheer are rich and diverse culture as african americans so we like to welcome everybody from all nationalities to come on down and experience festivals and job of next year is going to be incredible it's going to be the fifty year anniversary of the seattle center and the world trade fair which brought us the space needle which is the i out of lego support that dream because it can lead to something greater when you pressure during all this is the door for demolition and basically you create an opportunity for someone to carry your kid down when prime for a lot of people you know hey i'm already on i ready made that what else is there and a lot of it is well the action on the street is how to fill their novel that's what i'm go now and my kids are in the same holding cells as theirs so it's not the one but is also i think at a deeper level we need to put some seeds there that says your spirituality can be corrupted so severely but what you see is a false truth you know six twenty drugs cars whatever you break the lights on like that because this young man has been pushed out a lot of places including but me because he was never again a dot org please be sure to visit my website it's into t v dot briefest dot com for weekly programming update information and links to numerous local events links to plays and musicals helping you to score points with your partner and well there will be some two thousand and eleven seafarer indian power of footage airing soon due to finances there will not be a two thousand and twelve powwow please be sure to visit my website it into t v dot briefest dot com for weekly programming update information and links to numerous local events links to plays and musicals helping you to score points with your partner and links to the dozens of archived episodes and of course thank you for watching adventure t v cultural festivals
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both at the same location we visit the two thousand and eleven seattle maritime festival with the twenty sixth annual tug boat races and the fourth annual two thousand and eleven seattle chocolate salon to learn more about the two thousand and twelve seattle maritime festival with chowder cookoff career day and more plus a big family day on the twelfth including tug boat races please visit seattle propeller club dot org to learn more about the port of seattle and its one hundred years of history please visit port seattle dot org to learn more about the fifth annual two thousand and twelve seattle luxury chocolate salon occurring may sixth at belle harbor international conference center please visit seattle chocolate salon dot com please be sure to visit my website adventure t v dot  for regular updates information links and archiving of episodes and of course thank you for watching adventure t v and this is a table of just with a one but this tells a little bit about his life and what brought him to become the founder of airstream brand they talk about where he was born in baker oregon he was a child of the northwest and he was a born traveler talks about him as a young boy and what he did in oregon living in a small two wheel covered wagon while he was beat while i was hurting so he had that was his first camping experience we want to talk a lot more about his life and then also what else was going on during that era but he also enrolled member of marine did a tour of duty serve the world three times and then went to stanford university and graduated in one thousand nine hundred three this is all before he formed airstream and set a law he became a publisher and i know a little bit about that because from twenty three to twenty nine he had seven magazines in los angeles various types and unfortunately during the great depression one hundred twenty nine those magazines failed  hundreds in limburg germany
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repentance and the book mainly focuses on how to lead a christian penitent lifestyle in the world and the book is especially written for young people who are in some ways i'm probably having a clash with you know on on one hand living in the or for doc's ethiopian traditional world and on the other hand living in the western infidelity and so how can we be able to resolve that tension between those two worlds is one of the for why i wrote this book ok and when sparred you the most to write this book as i said before it's very important for us to make sure about people my age the next generation is able to have a very good grasp of the orthodox faith and tradition and overall what it means to follow the will of god so ok and also was it hard to write this book it did take some work took me about a year to write the book and i had to seek advice from many experienced scholars of the church many experienced priests and i had to do some thorough research looking at the point of perspectives from various church fathers in ancient writers ok and has anybody in particular helped you out with the book i heard that your does very hopeful can tell me a little bit about him yeah my dad has been very supportive in the process he himself serves as a priest in the church and i will say that my love for the church and my my desire to serve in the church probably comes from him he's been a very big influence in my life and i think they're very supportive of it again courage me and i couldn't have done this without their prayers and without the support and encouragement of my church and those around me ok and where can we find the book well the book can be found in various ethiopian or for the churches  things through trying to show up at church through trying to interact with those around us through our fasting through almsgiving and enter partaking of holy communion all these things that we do can be able to preserve the ancient faith which was passed down from our forefathers and which through our contribution to be able to to be continued to be passed down was really nice having you think you so much for your time to integrate our spiritual life with our life in the secular in the secular world and there are various problems right now in the world is peer pressure there is a temptation for us to go outside of what we know is right and to do things that we know goes against who we are and important things we have to pursue persevere in their identity as christians as ethiopians and to make sure that who we are doesn't get lost in the whole mess that is occurring outside in the world nice equipment here that is very good for this kind of word and they need support especially from the thiel think community and from outside communities to work together to better perform this craft and this trade in order to benefit the community and the church community and other communities so please provide your support as much as you can with donations or even with  volunteer support they need more support in the community needs more of this type of work so please help this community and then we all grew up together
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