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way you take it to them no it came to symbolize the former revolutionaries deep contradictions protesters said the polls had been rigged and his troops killed almost two hundred people human rights groups say between thirty and fifty thousand people were  welcome to b b c world the leader of ethiopia whose main opposition group and his deputy have been placed under house arrest by government security forces after clashes in which twenty two people died in the capital addis ababa human rights hello i'm a c h welcome to b b c news the european union has condemned the violence in ethiopia which more than twenty people protesting about election results have been killed in the capital the model of a merging democracy in africa has taken a hit security forces who opened fire on demonstrators protesting results of last month's elections have reportedly killed twenty two people lindsey hilsum has this reporter and our viewers all you are advised that some images are very graphic but in that so then i go to when i say run the country
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don't in our categories and we feel for work or for the educational system there's not a special mark for us this is where it would be and where black or african american in this country and the struggles that we've been seeing throughout the country and especially since thirty's and it continuously been going on so you've been seeing protested for a community event and things those are city protests community events on board meetings and different things that we also or in the criminal justice system how we are being attacked by the police or different things that the black community also suffers with this because it's the same thing that we also have to deal with black community but we have to see ourselves as we can no longer cause a division between different countries of africa or african american but see yourself as all of our can spread and unite especially in i'm able to be juggling that i want to in terms of being engaged i think that has to be hard but i think it's really important to be engaged because otherwise nobody else is going to do the work that 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
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want relationship with the european community actually predates my drivers or is there there are seventeen eighteen years ago when i had a little bit more heritage of maybe a little more energy i was a young neighborhood activist in the columbia city  in the community because we recognize and understand all of the great work over the stations like in your community in seattle to provide a greater community this incredibly important relationship where here have been sure the community center it is our ability and our experience that we have a community center teaches it celebrates its history its tradition and its culture and chooses to  experience has been share because we believe grassroots community organizations are the building blocks of society for us this is an opportunity to invest in the well being of the
yeah to create programs that address the needs of this significant population group giving them access to basic education services and also working with various training institutions to provide skills  made the country become very unstable and contributed to insecurity because they do not have anything else that they they look forward to so now you see girls some boys swimming together playing soccer and you see in my life here now we have people to stay up until eleven o'clock you see those
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feedback or a lot of negative stories press that within the radio you know that someone is a pirates or terrorist or a lot of violence and so on is one of the most dangerous places in the world to live in or this is the most dangerous city in the world you know but coming here i have experienced on i guess totally different situation and it's not to say that there's no violence or there's no issues or there's no conflict my nationals to invest like human capital asset wise using that to strength and to build up the organizations and also it's a good thing in the sense that you know you know like it's your country and you know like what the n here even though i'm thankful for what i've attained in canada and i'm thankful for that for you know the things that canada has given me you know but at the end of the day you know you can't compare the two like you know it's a kingdom and this is my kingdom so i have no reason to to desire or somewhere else i think right now especially now it's like i'm very hopeful and it's a good opportunity to lay the foundations and ground strengthening organization so i think it's a really good thing to invest back in your country owners of the companies people from the  assignments will be matched according to the parties of public institutions and quests will work with public sector institutions to identify areas that can benefit from specialized skills and most government ministries and commissions including the ministry of national planning and development the ministry of finance he counted general's office his general office the ministry of health the immigration department the ministry of labor
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music were largely ignored and so the creation and performance of music atrophied and the music that did occur was limited by its cultural isolation inspired by the palestinian intellectual edward saeed members of the palestinian arab community in israel came up with a new idea why couldn't arab and jewish israeli students participate together in the international language of western classical music and in two thousand and three organization called orpheus was founded to train young musicians and to present concerts and establish conservatories we travel to nazareth to learn what the fetus was doing in the arab community to foster a more open society create harmony and connect to the global musical culture do you think israelis when you think great violin players and conductors and but if you notice they're all jewish and there is really no representation of the twenty percent of the population belonging to the arab community or first as a nonprofit organization for th you must stop what for young children mean when when you're cutting budgets anywhere you're not going to cut your math teacher going to cut the music teacher going to cut the art teacher this disparity is very acute and the arab society and the between  society to influence opening our society by introducing classical music western culture music culture you will always be detached jerusalem and we made the a lot of concepts here in the open to the public by giving the parents the possibility to buy tickets we get the children free into the concept of and this is a kind of be able to experience in their political life in their professional life outside and by a company the children seeing how deeply how they grow it told them in the orchestra singing in choir really appreciate it and they can become active in changing society to a more listening society to a more sensitive to other culture and i it teaches you a lot teaches you to be brave because you are going to concerts and you have to sing things so that means you have to confront an entire audience which is something that not everybody has the chance to to experience and also to confront your friends who might not accept it like you like you you will accept it because it's not something great deliver everyone does this approach in school in there's a we started when with one or two schools and now we have five or six schools hopefully next year we'll have another some schools more and this is this is the way we see it this is the way we see the in people we we are really in communicating together as two sides is as children as teachers as parents and we are in that sailing in the bo together to reach the other side of the co despite the incredibly polarized antagonistic discourse world in which we live there's always the possibility of another alternative type of social mo
house and net there you can find their gigs and make sure you get out there to see him in the clubs and tell you what special treat right here to have him on the radio show and have him up close and personal right here at eighty eight keys but if you want to see a whole show when i tell you what i know what chilled wilson was tell me now you got to get out and see these cats man he warned me he says make sure you bring your dancing shoes because your woman going to make you dance all night
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caleb what was your experience not at the columbia city theater when we were filming this music video it was a lot of fun it was kind of like an all day kind of party but at the same time it was so long that it was pretty tiring was i was talking to some of the parents and some of the kids and they were saying that for the kids at least it was their first concert and the kind of the cool thing about that is that they do the same song over and over again practice it so the song happy which it did the and then in between that they they brazenly put down the record player he's actually and they play some live stop some other things and so well for just the kind of entertain the crowd when things were changing changing camera locations around and i guess for some of the kids for they have us like their first concert and it was kind of cool because it was like really going to a good concert in a theater yeah it was it was kind of casual and it was cool that they were able to you know play different things for us and i've been on movie sets before where it was a similar thing or is just a whole lot of waiting a whole lot of waiting for very little footage but it was more entertaining to be able to have that basically than i guess you called many concerts in little they got the male lead which is jamie they got the guys in the band and then they bring in this gal here at the audition so that they have a love interest the woman that that is the girlfriend gets tired of her boyfriend being in a band because it's not going to go anywhere and then she dumps them then at some point the band takes off because it makes a big she comes in and see that it's kind of shocked so they're here at the club the city theater in a kind of joy in that thing where she's coming at the last bit so this is like the tail tail end of the video and the crowd rushes in and it's all about the crowd at that point hillary  never really met hillary before the shoot and i know some of the kids the guys in the band who are in stuff so how do you think hillary like the whole thing i did i did not i mean i wouldn't want to speak for her but my impression is that you know she had a good time as a fun experience being a star of a so i think for anybody who would be interested in performing it would be a pretty cool experience so i would imagine that there was one for  interesting things right now is jason mesnick is the bachelor on t v and at the time when we're doing the video you know hilary mesnick i always thought she would be the one that be the movie star they were going to make the movie at the time she was going to be in the movie it's kind of interesting because anybody in seattle that i thought was going to make it i thought i was going to be the bad was going to make it about hillary must think was going to be a movie star yeah that's an interesting twist of fate
coming up next we're going to be seen geoffrey castle and his band big daddies in wooden felt nice club great sound system in fact i would say it's the best sound system on the east side if not seattle although the triple door sounds pretty darn good too so  this is geoffrey castle on his band playing on a wednesday night you've been watching terry love presents we've been seen jeffrey castle and his band live at big daddy's in one go great show great music you can check the big daddy schedule and see when they're playing usually it's on a wednesday
power we cannot do anything under own ability or wisdom of knowledge is only to the god the father god the father gave us the opportunity to receive the son cry she faith come by heating and hearing by the word of god if we never feed yourself from the word of god on a daily basis if you don't eat this bread which is not only the communion which you take maybe once a week once a day or once a month you have to read from the a minute we don't feel ourselves from the world of that and all those things is like a cancer which try to destroy our faith little by little little by little but phrase a lot for the opportunity what we have in this you would like to receive our monthly newsletter please call us at our toll free number eight eight six two two five seven eight eight the on e mail us at john not our own idea dot com you will be up to date on our mission work our of stuff like that so that
to kill each other over differences why do well why doesn't the my country over try when we are stronger as a nation now i'm not telling anyone tries to stop fighting for your rights or precipitation your government for fairness do they are killing each other over kronk's five billion dollars in precious metals are being stolen out of congo every day every single day million dollars of our resources are being taken from us leaving us to fight over scra
hello my name is jeff pierce and this i want to tell you a story it's about here but it's really about everywhere because something happened here that changed the entire world once upon a time in one thousand nine hundred five there was a beautiful country and then there was a war benito muscling he wanted an empire and he decided to invade ethiopia to get it maybe you learned about colonial emperors in school but this is the first time that african warriors with spears and antique rifles took on modern troops in tanks and guess what the africans ethiopians did a pretty good job of holding them back but that's not even half of the incredible aspects of the story the world cared for whites emperor haile selassie said no to muscling but much of europe said no to america said on a hot august day in one thousand thirty five twenty thousand people marched in harlem in sympathy for a faraway african nation imagine this was a time of whites only drinking fountains and back entrances at hotels this was long before the black panthers and the pride of roots imagine the facts this is the epic you've never heard of with watching and learning to hate fascism british battleships sailed into the mediterranean for a white knuckle showdown with italy we could have had the second world war two years earlier a broadway play was censored over later there were gas bombs thrown in a movie theater all the way in shanghai just because it showed a documentary on yes ethiopia this conflict had everything there were spies in london and rome and riots in brooklyn and chicago and still more protest to reporters got married while there was looting going on at a suburb in the war had its own share of atrocities and massacres despite the fact that there were concentration camps and scores of people were slaughtered across the country muscling it was determined to put his jack boot down on an innocent people and stamp his face on the nation band and by their allies and yet this is not just another tale of tears about africa this is a story about a courageous people who fought back they had their own heroes in the struggle both men and women including this young man a boy turned general this it's called prevail this is the history that you never learned about in school about a war that changed the world it inspired the first independence movement so it's why we have propaganda and psychological warfare
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shire with anything you want to season's really good good for you're going to start a purple week now and as you see i have a pound of ground meatier here and i'm going to start getting the spray around and during that time we're going to work on our sauce it's going to build the stuff bell peppers a lot of this and also t and we're going to take our tomato sauce with the honey that we've formed a lot and we're going to put some of the tomato sauce in the bottom of these preppers i'm not going to do every single one of the peppers because of the sheer one with the tiny baby beautiful girl fibers so i'm going to pull up a little peppers now and you can just see him you can hear him coking look at all that cheese and sunni goodness all that minutes or so so you can make even prepare the meat ahead of time if you want to and the breadcrumbs can be prepared ahead of time so i hope you like another episode of really sizzling and some your suggestions and get to eating this looks awesome this is like a really good valentine's day meal too because the bell peppers kind of look like you are heard and you cover a member right he has like all the nice colors and stuff so it's really beautiful thank you so much watching
welcome to crescendo your program for the performing arts crescendo was a production of international artists in new york seattle and lumberton thank you for joining us oh oh
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law enforcement organization support the department homeland security in their missions the border security missions we interdict you know somewhere north of four hundred and fifty thousand pounds of illegal drugs destined for american streets and we've got coast guardsmen in the indo pacific you know working with the navy over there today we've got men and women in the arabian gulf work with the flea on the coast guard is the surface presence on the arctic in the antarctic we break on the commercial station every year the message fisheries patrol security of our ports you know being here in new york there's no busier board on the eastern seaboard than the border new york new jersey so i'd say that's sort of a spattering of what the coast guard does with forty one thousand five hundred active duty men and women about six thousand reservists about twenty five thousand auxiliary somebody five hundred dedicated civilians they roll all that up and that's what we do for america every day and here in manhattan it's an island surrounded by five hundred and twenty miles along watchers so that if it is a big job our sector commander jason tom a captain who's here tonight he's got a pretty busy job and his team does a remarkable job i've been up here a couple times in the st year of my watch and just always amazed with all the activity on the water and the coast guard a bit of the conductor to the orchestra because as there's container ships or a lot of petroleum product there's recreational boaters jet skiers you know yachters you've got a large passenger ferry system here it's just a dynamic place and the coast guard really i thought i'd like to think what folks understand is ninety five percent of what we buy comes in through the water into the united states and it's we have come scarred art and these are all a visual testimonies of some of the jobs in actually although the story they tell us so this may be the hardest part of my st year because i've never been accused of being overly artistic but i have the privilege of being here tonight and be a part of the event and there's forty pieces of art from thirty different artists who donate their art to the coastguard and i had the chance to walk around and look at all than they all do tell a story about each one's tells a unique story about the  handlers we've got national security cutters environmental cases boat stations doing rescues and surf it's really remarkable if you get the chance to walk around and try to extract from it that piece of that very complex eleven statutory mission costar that we talked
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