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i think most people think oh my count me as a place up i'm in a civil war they only know it through television news and the newspaper headlines but like anyone else in the world there is another side to my country a more enduring side because we are people with a long long history but i deliver a younger generation grew up in the country he wants to get his grandfathers  popular music in ethiopia and draws on two traditional sources the sacred and the sec people ordered to know about information salute live music and made it into to new man and i think it will take some years before they would be completely out sadly completely out found nowhere else this is attributed to a holy man called st yet it considered the father of ethiopian church music africa do whatever north korea has given the capital city i was the benefit of its public architecture even the hilton hotel carries the ubiquitous fraternal greeting after the terror that followed the revolution the continuing casualties of the civil war and a paucity of accurate information most ethiopians long for greater access to the world outside yet for all that whenever they discuss their hustling to live in a shoe shop or running highly successful business the band work without sound separation in one room sophia in a converted kitchen next door to deal with problems like has the government to job is to control all professional music making is if they want to make a cent have to submit both lyrics and school to do so ca sions quality control panel this they explained and sure standards are maintained and there is no plagiarism  the association has little liking for the private cassette produces they describe them productively as business musicians they say they often cheat the recording  the musicians are in fact reasonably happy with the cassette produces they wonder why the association itself doesn't lead the way with its own state financed recording facility instead of just criticizing the private sector before you replace something levy yeah still have something in order to the pay is not bad relatively speaking after tax about two hundred pounds a month the same as a senior civil servant but a recording artist can earn fifteen thousand pounds sterling for a cassette it means t as in other parts of africa club and hotel bands in ethiopia grew out of the military bands the first of these was formed in the twenty's when emperor haile selassie then still regent discovered in jerusalem some armenian orphans survivors of the turkish holocaust he brought them to ethiopia and established what he called the bodyguard band i've seen a spokesman for ethiopia's influential armenian community remembers the first time these bands been played as in all other aspects of cultural life the government believes popular music must play its political role in the country
be doing the correct thing i mean because sometimes you know what whenever the people come in here they're going to work to work a job man i didn't take most of their money to pay the rent i did and the
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out how you do in my name is not now then you guys know about that was for hope tournaments that's coming up this saturday august eighteenth at nine am till seven pm is to raise awareness on gun violence issues that have been going to seattle in the last year just in general we've done this a few times that we took a couple years off so we'd like to go to reintroduce it it'll be a little different this year it'll be at seattle pacific university at the old brown gym the address is three four one four third avenue west seattle washington we love to see the the fun it's a free event and we just kind of widen ask for donation if you enter just to raise money for the victims of a couple of families that were affected also for a scholarship fund for you know high school students and maybe even middle class middle school students to come to seattle pacific university and to promote higher learning so we love to see you there just come out any time nine am to seven pm a lot of basketball a lot of fun it will be a family type of
less like it's a little less than you guys usually have this year and who's in charge over here an awesome overlooked an extremely valuable resource as well as library itself even though there is a lot of material online now you can always supplement it with the library resources before we take a look at some of the vendors we'll talk to the irish heritage club representative and you are i'm nancy speaker and i'm a president of the seattle irish heritage and i'm also  producer ah ok so this is it's thirty first year i believe yes since nine hundred seventy two and how long ago are you guys also part of the parade that happens in downtown sea soon and that's part of irish week which is a whole week long series of events starting with the sort of bread contest that mchugh's and then ending tonight with that irish rios film festival and we have an irish community that will be and likes to manage the summer as well as other high events we have a memorial mass in irish and irish language gaelic and and that one man you have how many pictures and and you bring them to this event every year to show them off huge huge collection very interesting learn more about the thirty second irish trustful current march sixteenth and seventeen at the seattle center and the st patrick's day parade on march sixteenth in downtown and fourth at irish club dot org please visit my ar seattle community media dot org slash node slash two six five five eight slash list shows on my website is slowly 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
today and how did you form the band it's wow a long story it was a collaboration for one night and really a bunch of local musicians from vancouver got together he called me up and i was a part of like for learn more about the fifth annual on nanda mayla joyful festival of india occurring july twenty sixth and twenty seventh two thousand and fourteen at the redmond city hall campus in redmond washington from noon to six daily with evening concerts till nine pm daily by visiting a nunda mail dot org please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash node slash two six five five eight slash list shows and as always thank you for watching adventure t v cultural festivals the reason we're looking at the viking the poster is also because of this young lady and you are i'm krista bryant and i may twentieth century fox home entertainment  it goes for the haven't seen it well i mean it aired on history and it's produced by fox and it's big the story really accurate they try to depict a lot of the things that happen in the banking days they actually got the
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now there in the distance as we began our friday footage here at the two thousand and eleven sturgis rally in races we didn't see much in the way of races this week we saw quite a bit of the we are still at the broken spoke saloon campground and in the distance there over this way is a pool and that's the music we hear we featured the pool and everything in a previous episode first there's campers that are stick around for another day take taking shelter underneath here because no one else is there is cabins there's trailer van use every type of travel you'll find out here we're going to be heading into town passing by bear butte and checking out a number and here is for this saturday the big final day technically sunday the last day of the rally but we're just going around probably around two so this is our final goodbye to our home away from home to the broken spoke saloon campground well we button 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 were locked down and set the alarm system we've got a great camera system and they wait for the next year and has a gas pump on every pull up to a car but a tube in the tank and such a gas right out there talking about a race across the country that is completely under the covers and you know it's it's illegal they're all running it is amazing race they still there are some beautiful  for nothing my friend ray more true than the patriotism of getting behind the armed forces tell us a lot of people there coming out here i just really dreaming of thinking about what's been done for this country to make these rallies possible saturday night while in sturgis camping accommodations provided by j l an owner of the broken spoke and broken spoken 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
the very first time ever had a ca work on some of that right and stuff at the director's directors desk tonight yes and we're going to bring up we're going to set up for mystic mountain moods mystic mountain moods is an association of musicians centered for them in a minute here they they they they  and tha you thank you thank you very much
day well we will we will check in with a couple of other ladies as well each cubicle little section different artists and there are some photographs as well trying to find a shop that doesn't have as much glare on it the history of the black community now we get to the inventor this are you created yourself and where do you come from originally from somebody that i probably you probably watched somali t v that yes they're on the  smoked chicken we smoke brisket we smoke everything but you got smoking right now right now i've got a couple of grams originators kind of like at the end of the day and we're kind of winding down but we do have something on there this on the all together until we integrated history everybody came to this country except you so nobody owns a country maybe indians do i mean this is their land however we all came here we're supposed to be in a country where everybody is supposed to be treated equally we still find that we have difficulties to be treated equally and not necessarily as as as much as you know as badly as we were before but it's still here and is something that seems like  states of america let's be americans so you asked me if i remember what was a period of differentiation between where we were and where we are now is reverse light is i can see it to learn more about the thirty fourth annual festival scene yada black arts fest occurring june fourteenth and fifteenth two thousand and fourteen at the seattle center from noon to eight pm saturday and noon to six on sunday please visit festival senora dot org you can also find them on facebook please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash node slash two six five five eight slash list shows and as always thank you for watching adventure t v cultural festivals
washington and once a month thursday the third thursday evening at the potential house on capitol hill we have a legal clinic for any member of the community who wants to come in and ask a question of an attorney get help with the legal issue a lot of people who are asking people to sign a petition to let them know th well that kind of goes without saying yeah but you never know who might be watching this stuff ok so yes if you're straight you have to be gay friendly because you'll be surrounded by gay men or  volunteer that's why i recommend family and nontraditional families and we also do a summer camp session for teenagers who themselves are l g b teach you or allies and it's all staffed by volunteers and the scholarships available for campers you can afford to pay and they get to do a mix as traditional summer camp activities like swimming archery boating hiking or cabbage as well as social justice related programming that can use in their lives to do their own organizing o say lesbians and gays and that that's kind of what we put together for this year and they felt that they wanted to show their support for our community so they raised the flag last year this year it was it was not intended that why the because there were a number of people that  stepped up and signed it changed our position they felt that they you know they saw that they recognized that they challenge the community to raise fifty thousand dollars to forty four different charities and if the community was able to do you do i think most people are now getting a little later to learn more about the sixth annual festival that will be occurring on the seattle center grounds on june the twenty six from noon to eight please visit seattle pride fest dot org please be sure to visit my website adventure t v dot brief host dot com for regular update information any links and as always thank you for watching adventure t
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as well as provide there is free services like mammograms screening cervical health screening health wellness pediatric care nutrition for them to mation dental health mental health domestic abuse counseling substance abuse counseling medication counseling hiv testing and various other services please join us on may second two thousand and fifteen from ten am to four pm also this is our free and we do not as for years now and it's coming up on may second and we provide different freehold services as well and other thing that we do it every foreign sunday of the month here at the community we also provide  free health education three hundred services until that's pretty much our main goal and what we do here definitely i think kind of preventive care is very important because our community a lot of times a lot of us wait til you know we have to go to the emergency room or you know we're really sir gorgeous we get to it really bad stay before you before we actually go and figure out what's wrong with us so having these educational health education opportunities is really important you can tell me after people come to this whole fear what if they need a follow up treatment so any follow up treatment or follow up care that they need is provided to them for free all they have to do is continue their communication with us and you know that we provided to them so they don't have to worry continuously about any kind of money wise financially or their immigration status or you know any kind of background information we don't  the only our only concern is to provide these services because a lot of times we know that you know we don't have these opportunities for free healthcare it's really expensive especially if you have follow up care so all that is provided to them for free
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cause ok so this was a rebuilding together seattle project three million together seattle is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping families and nonprofits existence safety and warmth and today we had a group from foster pepper which is a full service law firm in downtown seattle lead core which is a builder and contractor and costco which is the  supplier that everybody goes to costco we lost cause so those three groups foster proper lead corn costco partnered together to respond and to fix things and that you can if you feel being a community center today we had a wonderful time we started with this kid's room and we painted the walls twice to accent colors that light lavender and the darker color we replaced all the furniture and got all side we painted the entire wall right here to give the building curb appeal meaning that we want and people drive by or want to rent the ballroom they see a beautiful  space we cleaned up all of the the dirt and debris that's right outside of your building there was a lot of different types of cigarette stings from car accidents and we put beauty bark by all the trees and actually all the way down the street so it looks clean all the way down the street and so that's what i did on this wall we also took down a lot of blackberry bushes a ton of blackberry bushes so the reason we did that is because they're interested and there's going to be a child's play area there and so what we want to do is so it's safe for the children and so it looks nice and again the curb appeal so we clean out all of that we did a lot of other types of painting out outside we did party of flowers and plants and just made king it looked beautiful so when people come to the community center they say wow this looks so nice out here and that was our big our big plan for outside and with your banquet hall which we didn't have a chance to work on today because there was an event unfortunately but we did get flooring for it and some supplies and contracted with a professional carpet installer so you guys will have somebody come in and get you all new flooring for that big hall so when you have your beautiful events it will look nice and refreshed and new so that's what we did thank you for having us this is a really credible opportunity and on behalf of foster pepper and costco and lead corps thank you for bringing us into your amazing organization and giving us the opportunity to give back and hopefully a small but significant way but in a corner the
ok my name is rob i'm with one america and i'm here at the multimedia resource and training institute i'm having a great time here the people here are absolutely fantastic and the reason is it's people from the community working on an issue that i think is so important multimedia training media training is something that is vital for our community for our east african community as well as for all use media training is a very valuable thing to have because it allows us to tell our own stories and to learn how to get them out to people that want to hear our stories and it allows us to take control of our image and allows us to learn from each other and allows people that don't know about our community to learn about us from us so if you're like me and you don't like ninety percent of the things that are on t v especially when it talks about people of color or especially when it talks about africans and especially when it talks about use and if you know use that i would like to be trained in how to use different media tools and how to publish those tools on the internet how to use social media like facebook and twitter you know how to navigate websites things like that then this resource center is something that you need to know about and it's something that you should support going to some multimedia resource and training dance to incorporate that along with technology to create our own game it's a game it's based on kind of a desk dance revolution game and we have kids from all ages all the way from six seven seven eight  it on monday on the