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hello and welcome to the show i'm doris mann graeme and this is education in our community how often do you hear of someone who has an exciting life that you've never had the opportunity to meet and you're just so excited about when that time by only does come that you meet this individual well i am so happy that today i have such an individual in the studio with me i'm happy to have mr yancy taylor jr who is a bay area icon and the owner of course about your amazing store in here in the oakland area but before we start to talk about that i'd like you to tell our viewers a little bit about your early years and how you came to be the mr yancy that we know today well i was born in la texas and i head it was eight in family seven boys and one girl and i was the third infirmary so and
everything you can buy the media you can buy the politicians for the g o p i wanted the media you can control what people see people think you can largely shape the culture you can create and shape people's fears people's desires hundred seventy five there was a senate investigation committee of the church actually uncover the cia was painting under the table mainstream media outlets two hundred fifty million dollars news and propaganda piece in today's terms that's a billion dollars a year of course they say they don't do that anymore but it's foolish to think that they don't why do you think the top story is the top story on
we live at the beginning of a great industrial revolution he doesn't understand revenge you chief the united states government is offering you a piece of land of your own  if you accept our offer you won't have to hunt buffalo any more roll the prairie you can depend on your country to take care of you you are not my country
berkeley humane society our number one factor in everything that the staff volunteers donors supporter want is a stress free environment for these animals are w that means our staff is always ensuring the best safety health practices we also want to encourage people to come to volunteer at berkeley humane society it's our volunteers that allow us to be successful in adopting out over nine hundred animals in two thousand and thirteen two thousand and fourteen looks to be like a very exciting year we're wanting more and more volunteers should join our family specifically and foster so that we can go and get more animals put them in foster homes while they're waiting for adoption so that when the time comes for them to go into their new home they've been in a home still being socialized around humans around other cats around kids all and all foster homes are essential for us to achieve our goals in two thousand
alive or live but then you know this is in washington state what it was a decision handed down in the twenty second at this month by the washington state supreme court sixty three john or his sister had had she had a state appointed guardian and because she had mental problems due to an accident she sustained and so she could really take care of her own affairs well after her sister after sister passed away i helped start looking through those files come to find out his sister his sister's state appointed guardian gave herself several thousand sixteen  thousand eight thousand dollars loans to herself and now that's just the ones that we knew of them we didn't know how much this lady took out of her care stole from her and used for purposes
my very good friend of berkeley high school his dad runs mayor sound and we're very proud that they're going to be bringing us the sound for this wonderful of it thank you you thank
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performing arts crescendo is a production of international artists in new york city c n n washington thank you for  good afternoon ladies and gentlemen welcome to daniel's recital hall it's wonderful to see everyone today our concert today is going to feature one of our regular artists here as well as a new young artist that will be playing with us for the first time the program is going to begin with a solo organ piece we have had so many requests to make sure that we have included the organ and each one of our concerts that we are going to thank you thank you very much now we turn to one of the great great classical composers karl the real fun babe certainly known in the clarinet world as one of the greatest exponents of writing for the clarinet we are going to introduce a young man who is playing for the first time with us in concert would you welcome to our stage mr gabriel  the piece that we are going to perform is a part of a larger work a larger work is a little bit too long for one of broad noontime concerts but we're going to do a very beautiful middle movement which shows off the great piece on our program today is a piece by the wonderful classic composer frank schubert and it is one of the few pieces that's actually written for clarinet in that early period of music because the instrument had recently been invented it is called the shepherd on the rock and it features a soprano which today is going to be sung by our resident soprano angela k morgan and gabe is going to be back to do the clarinet on it a very intriguing piece that certainly speaks of a spring would you welcome to our stage angela  the
crescendo is a production of international artists in new york city c n n washington thank you for  good afternoon ladies and gentlemen welcome to daniel's recital hall the first number on our program today this is greensleeves arranged for two solo english handbells two concert harps and orgon the next tune i would like to play for you comes from the west of ireland it's a traditional too and along the by and by the end of the law by all of the birds are safe and the baby is hopefully asleep this is called  one more tune for you from the traditional irish repertoire this is from the north east of ireland and it's a lament for an oak tree beautiful portmore of the great oak of port or our next piece of music is a song that i wrote in the irish style and i did this as a young child originally i first wrote it for pan pipes and l and then i transcribed it later for flute and string orchestra and today we are going to hear it for solo english chandelles harp and organ in an irish guard
performing arts crescendo was a production of international artists in new york city seattle washington thank you for
welcome to shut up your program for the performing arts crescendo is a production of international artists in and popular romantic music for the month of february and our valentine's the we're going to start with the music of paul debussy the girl with or
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teaching runs like water throughout the land deceiving good honest people and it teaches my friend instruction to follow he's the only one that can lead you to salvation that is if you want it but i must tell you god will not make you and i do that then no we don't want to he will not make you obey his word you have to obey his word by your own choice he's not going to make you do anything but oh what i want you to understand  righteousness by himself without god possum off but you know what those who believe that they don't need god and those who believe that god is me the muslims don't believe in that they don't believe in god prayer i don't talk about christ a lot all right i'm talking about christ you see the fama and the son and do continue to be men may is that too said that by god i know this might sound hard to you maybe you never heard it before but i want you to understand they said thank you very much
welcome to the teacher crash program again at this time of life for you to take time out and call a friend you minister to your pastor your bishop feel when i think what you think your thoughts and let us take the word of god and examine it there is not rely on our feeling also that enough
nevertheless it looks like they're going to get the winner but she is running very very strongly and she does seem to be still pulling out that lead over the bar whose cadence has dropped noticeably but i just wonder whether ionic can continue having said that even if meters water run the from this woman who didn't start is the favorite even though she was the world leader but she's going to come across the line and the champion recalled looks like it's going to go by an absolute mile here fourteen twenty four twenty this is so john africa's largest country and the halfway mark of this tremendous adventure brown or blue nile is merely mixing with the white now which is coming from and there's bridges this is exactly where they meet each  of the ancient greeks claim to have named ethiopia which in their language meant a bunch face however i much prefer the local legend that says ethiopia was named after the country is full of surprises its culture is one of africa's oldest and most diverse with influences from the ancient egyptians
the two or six nine nine to five seven five six most importantly will also just get an opportunity to just engaged with one another and with the audience i'm sorry with everybody on this stage and how best to create an incredible night fundraising because that's what we're all year it's really hard to do really hate it but i have to do it all the time because it's really important to the work that we do right it's really me to say i want and this is your community whether you're european or not we're only brothers and we just saw you all just showed that so with that we're going to enjoy dinner that will be that has been prepared both by so they're the queens and i know them and don't cross the
to do this and step in to go to school at the same time so i is the bounder of the black business students at first of her school is you with your no there's no judgment here the kid just starts to walk away when i come running down the stairs no i'm here i'm just going mom my mom gave me the look and i knew i was going to get a place she sat me down and explained to me that he was her mother's name and and that it meant life in america now as beautiful as a name was i just wanted to be like everyone else it was during my first trip to tokyo where i was fully immersed in the culture that i education is become my mission to get the resources and credentials to take back with me to where i can open up a school after graduating with my batteries in sociology and continuing to graduate school and get my masters in public policy  education were all fortunate to come from a culture was placed as a high value education despite most of us being from a generation college students did you know that african immigrants in the united states are the most highly educated group of immigrants are the building blocks for development of africa and our communities and america we must never forget this and continue to push the boundaries of excellence and what's possible the path for others i'm not talking about to go out and start a nonprofit or enter politics most people are let success not by a senator or foundation but by a mentor a parent an older sibling a friend who as a member of a strong tight knit community this is something we should all strive for the message i want to leave you all with is take pride in your culture something beautiful and unique that no one can take away from you take time to learn about your country so that when you have children you have something to pass on to commitment a lot of time from your planes friends hanging out with friends and beyond that it just takes a lot of our of a human being to focus on a goal and a purpose to be someone  just looking at history through my rearview mirror i know that whatever happened today whatever happened that's been conveyed to not just happen right dimly without me
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well no you know sleep is super important for learning and memory for those of us that are in school or people try to learn a new language sleep is very very important and there have been many studies that show different different parts of the ci home and then many studies in our field have show that coarsely can be associated with medical errors and so those are just for the station then but basically when you don't get enough sleep you don't make good decisions so again it's important to get quickly so there's um there's a couple of different strategies that you could do no harm to eleven tests for better sleep on the first one is still void alcohol and caffeine and tobacco especially nicotine helpful to have a pre sleep teen so a warm bath that relaxes you or reading some easy material but it's good to avoid stress or activities right before bad so if you're having an argument try try to have intense emotional conversation very good or bad because it's just going to stress you out and worry you you can try some of these wonderful relaxation techniques or soft massage techniques that we were just learning today and it's difficult here in the northeast ok for you you have to wake up the sun isn't always available when you need to wake up so these late boxes can be helpful for people all did it later wake up to late and it's much easier to wait up to li do and it is these are all guidelines so don't stress out too much if you're on able to do this you know many people work shift work and have to change their schedules daily and we all as residents have to do that so that the morally you can keep your body on  but it also wakes you up so try not to exercise right before you want to go to bed
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this recently moved out of victorian canada the political scene of british columbia and one of the saddest things about leaving the news that you know left behind all these wonderful politicians who were really think you know there's later each and every kid will love you for want you  many many years but recently i've acquired disowns so i'm actually deeply honored to bring my friend
understand that ministers all me and who call themselves ministers must teach exactly what the apostles taught and they cannot go beyond that which is written  short of that which is written that we should understand that the word of god can not be updated it is not a million or a private interpretation it mean what is sad still it mean what is sad and we must believe what it put him where he will be in any tunnel down nation we can prove all of that if we need to but believe me this stupid talks about all of that i want you to you see now i want you to examine your bible with me today we've been talking about the last pope and salvation what they did what people did in order to be saved we talked about the jews but they did  when you want to do it you must understand that and i hope you understand it very very clear that we must believe what the apostles taught st john the seventeen chap that chapter to friend that whatever the apostle thought we must believe today in two thousand and thirteen until you come back again that's the get this jake all right and before we go there let me say one thing just just one scripture they believe that and they go a little farther than that they go no farther than that but i want to go a little bit farther i want to show you exactly what paul and s what they do they taught him and they taught him and they taught him this world today and will have to come must obey the gospel of jesus christ in order to be saved and they must be added to the church of christ by
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must teach exactly what the apostles taught and they can not go beyond that which is written music and they fall short of that wish written and i want you to understand that the word of god can not be updated it is not a million or private interpretation it me what is sad still it mean what is sad and we must believe what it says we must understand without a doubt that god's word will not and we can add will be his way christ way must be the only way you see now i want you to examine your bible with me today we've been talking about the last pope and salvation what they did understand that you cannot be saved by the power of god by bill would you want to do when you want to do it you must understand that and i hope you understand it very very clear that we must believe what the apostles and before we go there let me say one thing chapter read it for yourself the whole chapter and he will understand exactly what i'm talking about without exception the bible said my friend and i just baptize so why did that kind of father remission of say and he believe in peace just just one scripture they believe that and they go a little farther than that they go no farther than that but i want to go a little bit farther i want to show you exactly what paul and s also he went and this world today and will have to come must obey the gospel of jesus christ in order to be saved and they must be added to the church of christ by
well outside  i mean i say that a lot said about it some the the destruction is worse than samaritan specked in the city has been reduced to a pile machine gun chewed bricks ripped apart by violence the killing goes on suicide bombers a family most people have run from the city that's america wants to find out what it's like for those from her generation left behind before the war mogadishu was known for its classical italian architecture and its sandy beach me i hope to visit the house she was born and has been told it's too dangerous instead she gets a chance to go to the ruins of a football stadium that the girls of the same age their lives are poles apart samir has just started her modeling career was married at fifteen and had her first child a year later but it sure craze experience of war now one knows what has happened to
nation's begins in the district today as marian carter reports that could add up to some major traffic troubles for you this morning u s and african government leaders including secretary of state john kerry gathered inside the national academy of sciences for what's being called a civil society forum meanwhile outside the building hundreds of ethiopians stood together summit is the largest event any u s president has held with african heads of state and government officials and it's designed to foster stronger ties between the nation
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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 provide like you know the healthier which we've been doing for the last five years now and it's coming up on may second and we provide different freehold services as well and other thing that we do is every farm sunday of the month here at the community we also provide free health education three hundred services into that's pretty much our main goal and what we do here definitely i think 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 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 and i can you tell me after people come to this home here what if they need a follow up treatment so any follow up treatment or care that they need is provided to them for free  l they have to do is continue their communication with us and you know 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 that we don't really ask for that the only thing 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 pretty expensive especially if you have follow up care so that is provided to