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a right now ok i mean i we learn as we go but in the same sense we're finding that our own judicial system it's failed most of america as you know i've done quite a number of t v programs on  control on the definition of the judge cannot make a definition of what the license is any more than a steak and declared marriage between a man and a man all the case law in the dictionary in court when you were required to have that driver's license in the first place because you are not making a commercial highway and let your charging people get a ride with you passengers unless you're charging higher you bloody who passed the bar exam can now go to department licensing just like any other group for a logical electrician a doctor they can apply for a license to practice law we need to have an elected official that accountable to the public interest of the board great people don't know that but the washington state bar she is not part of our state government if they were part of our state government they would be required to have an obvious appreciate the government in our state washington criminally corrupt and so morally debate and dishonest they consider it an ethical for an attorney to report a judge committing a felony crime is trying to take down the state bar association to try to sponsor judging themselves the people are incapable of monitoring themselves they're incapable incompetent intentionally so it appears printable dire dire and the level of incompetence in the higher that you will get promoted in the job this is traditional substantial it is precisely the function of a judicial proceeding to determine where the truth lies billeted court and the chair fully develop procedures to separate truth from forcibly and importance of accurately resolving factual disputes in criminal and civil cases my permission without my knowledge and it's been a one thousand dollars on a private detective to find out even where she lived to be she would not allow me to the children i have friends tried to point course she told her she was never going to let me shoot the children she kept them from me ok charge against her and it turned out the truck good laundered her by her stepfather roger gabble the cop conducted an illegal search and seizure and ran a check on the license plate when they couldn't see the license plate on the front because a white a plate in the front with a mission on a truck  dignity and they try to say i couldn't ever let my children because i might be one of that bad patch ok the people could fired from the very beginning not to give me my children back ok this
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once again and welcome to our first holiday concert i am very pleased to welcome back to our stage she was all performer of the summer in our concerts please welcome to neil miller x number we're going to have one of our favorite performers return angela boredom angela came in today to give us two classical songs to add to our repertoire the first the virgin's slumber song still still still we don't know who wrote this carol it like greensleeves has very questionable heritage we really don't know who wrote either one of those songs they've been many speculations over the years about who might have written greensleeves and who might have written still still still but we don't know the actual composers but i'm certainly glad that we have the mus you can resist those wonderful songs that came to us after the second world war here's one of the greatest of all talk about romance how can you find  opportunity for a couple of years to play with the boston symphony and one of the most exciting things about that with the christmas concerts with arthur fiedler and the boston pops and of course leroy anderson was the composer who was always heavily featured in those wonderful holiday concerts and our favorite piece of music of lear i am sure some was the great sleigh ride so i thought it would be fitting for me to honor the boston pops and arthur fiedler and my youth and do a little rendition on the organ so i'm not letting my fellow compatriots get off easy today because we just happened to  have a few percussion instruments up here and i'm going to drag them up right beside me at the organ and we're going to do what we can to recreate arthur fiedler zerzan of leroy anderson thank you for joining us on this sort of crescendo we hope to see you next time
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performing arts crescendo was a production of international artists in new york city c n n washington thank you for  here we are at the mighty console of the mighty wurlitzer theater pipe organ and wurlitzer matter in the harbor it's certainly one of the most famous remaining theater pipe organs in the war and one of the largest and one of the finest the program that i've got planned for you today is going to feature a lot of music from the south because brad time came from the south many wonderful composers were born in the south i was born in the south no soundproof room so that we hear very little love them and they organise actually play but they're actually quite noisy when they're running and you certainly wouldn't want them to get in the way of the music made by the spencer company these are some of the largest blowers that you see organs we moved from the more room up to the room just under the pipes and here you can see all the bellows of the organ that make these pipes work they send wind up through each and every one of these beautiful pots many of these pipes now are almost ninety years old although they have been refurbished and cleaned and reinforced so that if anything they're actually better than new look at the tall base pipes the ball bards and here we have some of the base fluids all of this goes together to make the beautiful
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i think that means she's here i don't know if you've heard about mars hill you know in the media or never come out of not around but it's really just it's just a bunch of kids you know kind of cut in loose and going to shows because like we have rock shows here we have bowling nights you know all of the other night we had a lock in the police were called a little crazy we lost two or three hundred parents christmas but you know i would say to anyone if you're interested in just having a good time just kind of being with your friends being around young people but my favorite thing to do is just like hang out the teenagers here i feel really close to a lot of the girls and some of the boys you know offer them a lot of guidance and stuff but you know i hate it if you're looking for something fun to do you know on a sunday night or symbolize a lot of kind of problems she's had her life and the issue she's faced as you can see here she's blindfolded and she definitely relies pretty heavily on my father and my brothers and i for support and you know guidance you know if people need to throw something away like you know we got dressed you know we have no no everybody's like when did you get your key taken away there was a you know there was like a i mean like an incident i guess you'd say in the room i think about her might be like misunderstanding i was alone with  ballard high student in the rec room we were just you know we're just like playing billiards and hanging out and some things not said some things that weren't true like she's got a pretty nice body so what would what advice would you offer to somebody like me there are days looking for a church we've been trying to get ahold of you all day  mostly that's enough that's
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i think if we can get man elected here that's all going to change i'd also like to say a word for my head and i would say this is a much closer race my dear friend terence hallinan who was my roommate thirty years ago thirty five years ago and i think that's going to be a little closer race so i really urge you to come out and support terrence howard there and you know
you knew th to learn more about the two thousand and thirteen chinatown seafair parade please visit seattle chinese chamber dot org please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash node slash two six five five eight slash list shows well 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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once again at the seattle center we attend the twenty fourth annual two thousand and eleven the battle of all i know here is great stuff anything credible we saw amazing actually making display of technique here today now this is the hardest part of all actually figuring out how to get the juice of course down below they have a more chance to really make it happen money money money money little girls really the winner's moves the players another tune and so forth for been told that they're all thirty five and older learn more about the twenty fifth annual two thousand and twelve fest italiana across september twenty ninth and thirty at the seattle center at fest seattle dot com please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash node slash two six five five eight slash list shows well 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
at the downturn library we attend an annual event this time featuring the two thousand and twelve russian extravagan now i have two of the organizers of this event and we have actually seen the gentleman on the right of the screen previously because he was part of a look the waning extravaganza because he works here at the library and you goggle well i know i cut some of that and if i can get some footage from another gentleman that will actually see some additional footage as well and now this is this is kind of an event that you can put together something like this every year i guess well once a year we try to introduce two beautiful city a culture that resides here ok well i hope and i guess maybe next year we'll see another extravaganza of some kind hopefully i wouldn't want to preclude that but yes i'm really working on it and if we see it it's going to be just about the same time and if people want more information both for the library and for the russian community do you have websites we do have right wonderful lovely web sites where you can find all the information you desire you can even sign up for the information and receive it every two weeks in an update all you have to do is just go to w w w dot s p l dot org seattle public library dot org and you have all the events at your finger capitol hill and they have a website just google russian jovially the bottom of the screen and the yeah you can receive information or you can always contact me the  life or oh give me a call six hundred four zero eight zero nine and you'll be very helpful absolutely ok well i thank you both and we'll get back to watching some more entertainment thank you so much thank you for further information on library events please visit s p l dot org and if you'd like to know more about the extravaganzas or maybe have a suggestion for next year please call or email less sick  org learn more about the russian communities activities and their community center by visiting russian community center seattle 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 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
next song and i'm using is actually a really old songs like from early two thousand i know not ok so anyway this song is it's about just shutting your past and just becoming a new person trying new things and it's called breakaway by again so next song i'm going to do is price tag by jessie j and i also really liked the song because i sang it in my school concert and it's really cute and i like it so yeah with thoughtful personal lyrics on top of plain folk and pop music carlin also dabbles in making metal and punk music as well he's currently recording to eat peas that will likely be out sometime this year so rumor has it darlin that that's what's going to be happening is a pretty it's about wanting even though you're really a pretty bad person up see you but there's still i wrote basically after i got dumped and kicked out of band at the same time it's bad but it's angry it's about  streamed on the internet and the show is on monday nights and wednesday late late and give us a strong when you get a chance well you sound in wonderful way to jenna and we are extremely pleased to welcome for the very all right so as my lovely introduction said i'm a science teacher by day so my first thank you so my first song is actually my little tribute to the sciences and it's called the sciences so there was a teeny tiny typo in the bio because i was hopeful that my e p would be out by now unfortunately it's taking an extra month or two so i'm going to do a couple songs that will be on the upcoming e p my first one  lot of hormones going on there's a lot of everything going on not knowing where they fit in and you know it really i think everyone can relate to that because no matter how old you are you don't always fit in everywhere and you don't always know who you are so that was what inspired me to write this one is  o but yes so every once in a while i get a request from a student to do a song and they'll you know send me a message or even in class this was from a former student she requested that i do a radiohead cover called creep and i absolutely love that song so i was right on ready for it so that was the latest video i did on my channel and to do it right now i'm going to take one more sip of water though because that last one left me part thank you so much i have one more song for you tonight one of the first songs i wrote that i actually didn't hate and that's a really big deal as a musician it's actually kind of like i'm introducing myself
a new way of understanding racial difference a new way of sorting people and that was a bit of an accidental discovery that you could look to prostitute as a measure of racial difference because that presented to you while i agree with a black person is a weapon everybody sees the weapon faster when the white person is away it takes longer including for black people to see the way the same deflect not we are not here for that as a political work because i mean i'll give you an example this is telling a story and i'm hoping that the person implicated in the the polling results that the president was calling white people to pay closer attention to the african american experience as a way of getting closer to be prostitutes one of my life board members in the victims who are still alive it also required the teaching of the john birchers trial and what happened to chicago public school students going because they recognize why teachers having a lower expectation so we have so much work to do with regard to making sure that our classrooms are the place where we focus we focus too much on education as the key to
at the seattle center we attend the thirtieth annual two thousand and eleven irish festival here just sort of sitting back and relaxing and taking in the entertainment learn more about the activities of irish week in the annual parade in downtown all leading up to the festival march seventeenth and eighteenth at irish club dot org please be sure to visit our website adventure t v dot brute force dot com for regular updates information and links and as always thank you for watching adventure t v cultural festivals and of the main line there is virtually nowhere though your friend here and what you think of it all learned more about who will be performing at the two thousand and twelve memorial day weekend festival at and of you folk life dot org please be sure to visit our website adventure to brave post dot com for regular updates information and links and as always thank you for watching
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welcome to another rhodes scholar edition of the tom and doug show yes we are road scholars and we are driving across america bringing you what you need most is it food no it's a rhodes scholarship we're giving it to you we're giving a road scholarship to you because you want to be on the road with us that's your dream and we're in the business of providing dreams to you in fact the last person who won such an award yes so just think this glamorous life could be yours and we're here out talking up to you because we haven't got anyone else to talk to ted's not letting us talk to him anymore we've got to talk well might as well talk to the public in general because that's all we've got left so we're very proud to be here on the road with you what do you when you say that indeed indeed what we probably well we're proud well we like that one yes we like that record and we're here writing across america not writing but writing well i'm kind of writing it so you know it's almost time for another bathroom break really do you need a bathroom tag you know we've been traveling all over this great land of are we seeing the top we're on the over side of the land yes unless we're in an underpass ye but i'm wearing my underpass well that's one of us actually somewhere in your under underpants so for those of you keeping track on your lucky scorecards turn to the page of why bands break big step up that's all i'm saying he's never had such flying and with that we're back to the station yeah take it away for it so well this is a chance to come on tour with us we would love that we would we would love that possibility of people wanting wanting to win to come out tour so what type of contest should we have that our winners could win and then come on tour and like all our luggage for us well knowing us and knowing our fans we would want to have a contest where they don't know that that's the proce you get to come for six days with you guys and then second place is you get to come for one hour except it's not a van but we're a band on the run we are in this car we're we're doing stuff you know we're doing interesting things and now tom you've brought a bunch of musical instruments back here that have a good seat on the mighty you make me smile pay the rental fee that's exactly how i actually looked into it i actually did look into renting a larger car but then i decided now as now w ok that's good now if you if our viewers and our listeners were upset by this yeah they could like buy our c d s and stuff and now we might earn enough to rent rent a i remember i handled that part of the business you know we had a real band that we went up to hartford we took full band with us to a whole band that we had like people and it was just it was like a real band experience although doug had done that before because he was in a real you ride with like or with one of one other you know i did not know that but you and i tend to go together yes everywhere that's right which is why we're in separate places i think which apparently is why you're wearing my wait that looks like m