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kind of like you know you i always appreciate it would take a look at some of the vendors and look at some of the entertainment on dates  i saw one other booth as i was heading side to see about the food and four houses gentleman and you are timber and what exactly is education elevation  we sponsor and work with a village in eastern tibet we've helped build the school there and currently raising money to bring water to the village and produced in the village we've built a school and the oldest kids are graduating this coming summer a year from now so we're trying to get the first cycle of kids through the school they are learning traditional the better language that they are and sanskrit you know in the written language but they also study mandarin and you know other writing and reading so that if they do move away to a larger town they can get jobs today they have to learn mandarin i don't actually know that's what i'm saying i would tend to agree the people are more information or donate money to get on our web website yes education at elevation they have a small table here of some of the himalayan delights for but they have a bigger bird outside  been doing good you seem to be the only vendor out here at the moment so yeah thank you so well good luck if you do you have a you have a regular business there is a just here they're doing this i do work a regular  so he had a special effect on me ok yeah ok well i thank you for taking us all a tour of some of the himalayan food and we'll see about checking out some of the entertainment that will be happening whoa 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 take a look at some of the other vendors it's unfortunate that the event was my up my weekend from its usual spot don't have the usual food vendors they have a lot more competition this week and for everything including fests a lot of community events just ridiculous but
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one of the problems with fluoridation is that whenever a florida expert changes his mind about the alleged benefits all the other people jump on him try to discredit him or her column bad names and go after their credentials that's why there's so discovered that there is no benefit and then he did a study in new zealand and found there was no benefit there either and the rest of his colleagues began to call him names and the job he had this fluoridation expert went away but john found another one he became the editor of the journal fluoride a period journal and contributed enormous amount of information to the science of florid this is one of his last interviews  life he was pro forma nation and we will find out why he changed his position to now a strong anti fluoridation position for many years he's used his expertise to in the editing of the journal fluoride it's a junkie who knows a lot about the formation issue and i'd like to share that information with you i was  in england thirteen year old children in your zeal and in real history in the country written across the top of the list was an instruction to me that the figures were not to be made public almost immediately became apparent from data collected by the national cancer institute in the united states collected from every cancer industry in the united states recovery ten percent of the entire population that is same evidence maybe it's not that seems pretty strong evidence to me that and even if it's not conclusive it has to be admitted that the possibility is the with the new enormous amount of data what was happening in new zealand meanwhile we have some other if you like more common sense type data from from around the world the very few countries actually already i mean half the people drinking for  water actually live in united states we have ten percent i think are in britain sixty percent in ireland but most other european countries do not for a day and base of what i've read i like to get your reaction i'm hoping that citizens who get hold of this videotape in the united states not possibly elsewhere who are dealing with dentists who go in front of the public and say for a just definitely good for two thousand there is no evidence whatsoever that it causes any health problems what would you say to those dances what would be your message to american dentists who for probably good intentions no no evil implied no d d s implications for what would you got a different position that takes a lot of courage and schopenhauer said every new idea is first ridiculed then it is violently attacked and then it is as it is accepted as being self evident i think if we move into the twenty first century it will become self evident that putting this toxic material fluoride into the drinking water was a very silly idea and if that does come about the person that we've spoken to today junker who will have a very have played a very big part in that history this is paul connett from auckland new zealand thank you very much for watching
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i besides there being short films there's also an arc display i often feature several different artists and then we have no upset and we have a couple necklaces here even though it has slowed down a little bit all your troubles become an adventure to learn more about the two thousand and thirteen per day one occurring june eight and nine at the seattle center from ten am to six pm at anyone dot com or at facebook dot com slash pug did he want 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
at the seattle center we attend the sixth annual two thousand and twelve seattle iranian festival if you're not laughing it's probably you look at the person you don't do that  hate you somewhere else a compliment you what does that mean to me if you like getting pai right interesting there for sale and then there's another  good you're serving up here and shows the difference really famous iranian and most even you can see that a lot of you can see that and you know and then you have the raindrops which are a symbol of seattle it's always raining here and so we're sort of connecting seattle to iran and you know iranian culture within seattle  learn more about the seventh annual seattle iranian festival occurring saturday june twenty ninth two thousand and thirteen from noon to seven pm by visiting i a c a dash 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 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
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longer these things you guys are young become involved make sure you're registered to vote you have an overwhelming strong amazing bipartisan support it's only just happened in the past couple months and so it's very exciting there's never been a better time to get the ball then today so i work in washington yes right all right or
just tribute stuff these bikes were unveiled at the rolling thunder twenty fifth anniversary and that little army bike you're looking at right there was the seed that planted this whole program that's been my personal bike for the last eight or nine years and everybody in the industry has fallen in love with the army bike that i've owned so i was approached by rolling thunder jay what do you think about airports navy marine and u s coast guard being built and then do to your army by they said it's good for the correctional institution it's a good example for the prisoners and it's great for the country and mr billy lay for the first time in two years was able to put his hands on some tools and build the most amazing bike  very very impress information on all of this go to rolling thunder rolling i think it's rolling thunder of washington d c dot com but it is it's a rolling thunder project this is the motorcycle unveiling in the spikes will be going on tour in two thousand and thirteen polarized shopping cart  i'm not sure what the mattresses were  i think they've added from the other s they have already industry so if somebody somebody breaks something on their bike or surges and they need to get back home or just need to get down the street they can actually bring it right in our booth here we'll put it up on the left being repaired get them back on the travels become an adventure while in sturgis camping combinations provided by the broken spoke campground learn more about all the entertainment vans 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 on 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
really the parents to get their kids interested and then we have ok what kind of deserts well good luck in selling it some of the other food to select from ok interesting this is so i'm going to try a little something again here this year and what is it i'm going to be trying is there a web site or anything  well i'm going to put down the camera and try a few 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 grabbing it back to inside check out some of the major entertainment me and one other small learn more about the twenty eighth very long occurring at the seattle center on june seventh and eighth two thousand and fourteen from ten am to six pm a visiting first dog that's f e s t a l p a g d i r i w a n g dot com you can also find it on facebook and twitter 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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only let them know but also publicize these cases individually and come up with that list of people and let them know that they are supported in some manner at least some are trying to get a prisoner contact object
the eleventh annual two thousand and thirteen asian pacific islander heritage month celebration we are the asian pacific islander heritage month celebration it is the kickoff to a month long celebration and these are some of the activities and events and participants as we check out the footage which may or may not have  apparently the microphone jack is not the microphone on the camera may or may not be working correctly except for the jacket input so i have to check that out so the video that we see may not have any sound i don't know but they young lady who helped shoot some of the footage whether it had sound thank you for getting some of the shot job in the video from what i looked at and i want to thank you for getting some of the shots it was my pleasure and what do you do normally cities are winding down we will have to end our coverage and if there's no sound i apologize just one of those learned more about the twelfth asian pacific islander heritage month celebration kickoff event occurring may fourth two thousand and fourteen from noon to five pm at the seattle center by visiting a p i heritage dot com 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 of course some of the food that they are serving up some of the other foods to select from ok interesting so i'm going to try a little something again here this year and what is it i'm going to be try day well we will we will check in with a couple of other ladies as well
means that we're here to hear what you have to say this is a listening it's not like you've come to a hearing in olympia when we when we are proposing rules you're here to help us decide what there are those box out there or send it right directly to our website give you go to our website you will just find a wealth of information on five go to and another way to comment and so again thank you chris is go i think there's a lot of expertise in this room that  and again then we can stay connected if you'll take a look at their best the best way to stay connected to us we have over three thousand people on our list server that have signed through our website  basic tools in our responsibilities with work and i'll touch on some of the other roles that really reduce rules are responsible to create licenses and all three levels the producer the processor and the retailer we're also responsible to house it's there are so many different on here and with your website i'm spreading the word just as fast as i the little people in the small operations that will end up being oh  adopted voluntary restrictions and testing criteria for all of our providers that would be the first pillar of our platform of our group would be safety testing and i think we've already done what i
welcome to another all live edition of the sunday morning hangover on your post the reverend mark time still eugene's number one d j for another week really get it together over to eugene weekly and finally and this is cool thing because i think you two are like the most interesting representatives of the eugene like whatever you want to call it see eugene see you see and this is so called because we don't see oh it's called it's called the ceiling culture what's this called this evening culture this evening culture this evening yes this new thing called this evening culture is what we're going to call it out like how you but they're
bond for three to one typically use that word in yoga but it's all doing the same thing it's this area of the men versus relaxation so you can do that in fact right now known as one we're talking about that just place your hand on your knees child's post so most of us can't wait till the end of our practice to take this i like starting sometimes toward the beginning and i'd like us to take the knees either touching your a few inches apart you're doing it great you took them a few inches the time her children were propelled into playing a large opted to always be larger than life be tall be big and that gets exhausting after a while it's nice to retreat which is what you're left turn right it's coming to the assistance you could rock your hips left or right it's comforting to the entire body beautiful and then if you feel so inclined pun intended maybe you even massage your feet a little bit with a little we have that touch with us that we are out of touch with the intended there to beautiful from here we're going to in hell our way off onto our hands and our knees one of my favorite poses beautiful and just check your alignment briefly again feet six inches apart and then we're going to move to a series of lunges which i love because lunges or hip openers as we rise into higher lunges they become a you can take a hand behind your hand and just press it forward not embarrassing to modify good now right hand is down or if you need to it could be just fingertips left arm to the skies fingertips are powerful beautiful stability to it because we're still fairly low to the ground and then we're going to move through our vinyasa again which could always mean just stepping in a downward dog so we can get the other side that's all beautiful and then we move to the other side to make them laugh what forward lifted if you wish it's always an option to give you a little talk island to get up there beautiful crawl off i don't know what i'm using that word but i like it hands on the five resilient strong will do one more version of a lunge this time moving into a high line take the right foot forward lift it up first if you wish beautiful and now we're going to sort of transition into a place both hands on the bike to beautiful both arms up to the sky so nice and other hand slides down the back leg if it's too much place him on him made we'll try it on the side yeah may feel different side to side just we shoulder or elbow deep coming forward and that's a knee this isn't giving coming back openness this is a receiving come forward is a certain coming back is more lovely one more time come others we'll go take the left foot forward there is your warrior one in every asymmetrical pose put more power in the back foot than the front and with specificity the motion to the back baby choice gives you more stabilization and here we are again in our prime not we come for this is the printer palms are up this is giving coming back this is receiving feels quite different coming forward
a taste of theater where everyone is a star today stars shining bright on daniel sprouse of gary indiana and we'll see a clip of his play my life my faith my god daniel welcome to the show and thank you
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welcome back and the next event that i tended this weekend was tea with a sprinkle of fashion so heat a williams is the creator of problem scholars they select young ladies from high school who cannot afford a dress for their problems so her and other designers create this babbelas dresses she had this beautiful event this weekend where i set up a nice t bar and it was very empowering so common check it out hello this weekend i woke at the second annual mind body and spirit breakfast given by the link woman's committee i spoke on the wellness to the young ladies about the importance of taking tea time let's check it out welcome back i attended an awesome event that bonnie watson coleman put together that was empowering for young women and girls the event was at mercer county community college take a look am so pleased to be part of today's event this is so timely for this country at that this critical time in our history as women's population exceed fifty percent for the country unfortunately the influence of women is not in proportion of our number and so i'm so particularly pleased to see this event is inviting so many young girls and young women to really really aspire to be powerful influential and really make a difference in the society for said county community college could not be prouder to be part of this welcome back earlier this year i attended the woman's march in washington d c it was amazing being there with women from all over the world come check it out
hello are all gravy remain recognize me from the streets of denver or from other methadone clinic i just hang out there anyway never open media out it was like oh it's public access you can see yourself one t v and it was changed again the internet was born then wrote media was born around the same time and now we have to catch you six not so anyway i don't know if that's to blame for the raps downfall but yeah but that is a is a bunch of people that i shared a stage with and have you know i got kicked out of here one time they let me back i had a show here i thought i was comedian but i play one on public access so you know i was you know i like to eat you know i don't miss too many meals as you can see and i went to a we won't say the name because it's a public access  that got this far off look at my so come back that's my job anyway bulls we recommend going a little slow the recommended dose for newbies is about to get a little avocado skin and here we're going to get out of there is about five milligrams of th seeing the recommended start of the ground for those that are familiar with both as about ten milligrams if you are a heavy smoker or a moderate smoker like me then about twenty five to fifty milligrams a day just fine the thing about edibles is they work different every time depends on if you get food in your digestive system how your digestive system where you know just what you got going on a day will slow down or speed up the digestion of the oedipal so you want to be very careful with your consumption so there we got the lime juice and the garlic mixed in there we're going to go ahead next and add in the other ingredients which i have trying now and then will add the other half later to the top for you know a little bit of beauty to go ahead and mix that up like some and you know some people consider  recreational be myself i think it's always medicine on because we deal with a lot of stress on a day to day basis you know and when dealing with these stresses and you find yourself able to be relieved by cannabis i would call that medicine so here i have some cannabis to infuse olive oil and might i add this is a big and bill here quite healthy for those that know the benefits of eating avocados that is a healthy fat has some other benefits also suppose i normally don't use measuring spoons but if i am you know dealing with some people that need to you know watch their dosage or that are scared because you know people are scared about sometimes and i don't want to scare people i will use  here very soon and this is going to be on the tenth i also have some other candidates to fuse goodies here that you guys can see some cookies and candies here for those that are not a fan of guacamole or that are not you know  fan of ron i get a lot of different reasons why people say they don't want to try to guacamole all right so there we go everything is pretty much done all right there we go yeah that's what was missing that it wasn't but then the balance going on here mike said ok so i did not bring my spoon here normally i
coming out and this is being used by successfully right number of governments to defeat terrorists insurgents are moving this book here now so the basic concept conventional war you have to wage war through other means and what to me our during the cold war war was this concept of moderate warfare where you conduct warfare using guerrilla warfare normal people in other countries you know human rights organizations in some cases different types of organizations are operating and support all reach the very core there you have to have organizations even if it's a guerilla movement inside a nation day how a strong support in order to contain so there is no such thing and this current structure irrational your government does is ineffective because it can deal with there where you lose faith in government you lose faith in society you lose faith in the institutions of society and that's part of the whole you also but that we're not put because the way the post nuclear war era this approach is not it's not it's not so much being used to kill kill using him and he was also aware that the collapse of the rockefeller opened the door for somebody who was aware to come in and take it so he took over and soon as he was taking over the british