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and appreciate everyone watching this program will be a may eighteenth two thousand and fourteen visit to the material community center in mendocino county northern california two thousand and fourteen great legend in cannabis many of the great legends creators of events involved him blake who won the emerald cannabis cup founder two thousand and three was there we have an interview with him as well  hang in there this is quite something music was some of the top in the country in the world from some of the people that lawrence used to jam with that material can be set or so should be interesting to find and watch to remember great great great legend i'm up to us and this is all the alive and thanks for watching i'm going to watch as well it was something to be able to have an honor to be there and to honor somebody like that thank you for watching we'll see if this next episode next segment should be about four hours of this some of the best music in california during this last was within may eighteenth two thousand and fourteen material community  thing because all of us here all know that everybody back in the day when the thing was going on everybody was a little believe you know they just did whatever they could to make a living state by and larry was the first one to take that to another someone wants to  most people
it's fun it was a lot of fun it was loved by the film and we had speakers from all over the country had richard cruz at the social publisher of high times so i hope you enjoy this this next segment as it's a lot of fun it was a lot of fun i hope these things keep going year after year and get ready for them first coming up in august third week in august i will be will so enjoy when the governor came down to try to keep the party into supporting  you thanks for watching all the lives this week and will be well some i hope you enjoyed this segment this is part of one of two that i put together of the campus freedom urged me to saturday two thousand and fourteen and i hope you enjoy this it speakers we hope assembly what happens when you put together a march you get
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sea tac hilton we attend the sixth annual two thousand and thirteen cryptic con seattle horror convention let's move it was and for those that just cannot recall what movie you're from the rocky horror picture show and the other characters andy and magic and you guys doing the kind of little performance all together at all we did one here today at one thirty we will be back in the main areas morrow at one thirty and we perform every second for saturday at the blue mouse theater in tacoma proper ok so you guys also are  the conference room through with a night light on your county ok i'm going to the bottom of the screen right now enjoy and we will see where else you can also visit memories never know what they're going to look like learn more about these seventh trip to concierto horror and macabre convention and all of their celebrity guests occurring memorial day weekend may twenty third to the twenty fifth two thousand and fourteen again at the sea tac hilton from four pm to two am on friday saturday eleven am to two am and sunday eleven am to five pm by visiting cryptic on seattle dot com please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot just like there was a big truck driving by here and even all that you're lying in right now
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but fortunately in israel things have been very calm the last few years as a matter of fact the last two years have been record years for israel tourism has had millions of people visit every year and they all come back home safe and sound and it's actually one of the safest countries in sorry eighty seven seven israel israel and show for quite some time are you doing carl and it's i'm good sir i'm very good i'm doing well and that's good and you know this is your thirtieth or thirty first year of doing the travels well by me it's the tenth year for me but for michael rowland the choice would be the thirty first and but now you're doing a combination show this year that's a joint here with the vault show at the hip we're joined at the hip and how do you song but i know that you're also busy but i was going to try and talk to the indian tourism
no this is a really wonderful place to come in and get alterations done would even drop off in the morning and pick up in the evening come down and check it out and i love your own words we're going into the one we're anniversary party the one we were anniversary now let's go on you can join the anniversary started as far as the goes and coming up with our meeting it was two years ago we started doing private events in catering and we started just for two three years letting people taste all of our food and that's really what helped us to get our menu together for sand vintage and fancy goods everything is so i love your place i have lots of glassware and furniture and all the usual wonderful things that you find the little things so this just gives us a minute of your store but there's all sorts of things to come and explore the symphony at let me show you this this is what i call a thing yet and it's taking what  it's taking ordinary things that just look like it's stuff and you having yes yes clutter artfully arranged and if you have clutter if you are fully arrange it then it looks special doesn't just look like clutter it's beautiful crawled out of go through and look at everything you janet for coming in and taking pictures in my shop i appreciate all your wonderful thanks for everything all the time i love this place oh good i'm glad i think you
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city started out forty seven years ago in one nine hundred seventy as the art peoples party as a small party in front of nassau hall and then a few years after it started we partnered and the arts council partnered with princeton university gala event so forty seven years later we get forty thousand people who come to community or city annually it is a town wide celebration we have over two hundred merchants artists crafters everybody getting together and non profits getting together really to celebrate the arts and culture of princeton the best thing about community is our shared passion and interest  although we are all come from different perspectives here we all have one thing that we live in and that's our town i think the best thing about diversity is that we're not all the same and so we're all bringing our differences and we're all appreciating our differences the differences in culture and food and religion and i think that's the best thing about diversity is about understanding our differences what is the best thing about community or city that's really tough because there's so many great things that are happening in a community very city you have the music you have the are you have the people just excited to be out in amongst each other thing about community or city is that it exists
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of twenty students has grown to over four thousand students from kindergarten through high school there over one hundred teachers in the high school alone some muslim some christian some palestinian and some jewish and he is months away it is an honor for us as a community to welcome a man who has done so much for so many and the privilege to be with you this is easy and i like to see  guests this is the destroyed we stood there and weapons and that he great there is so much joy so much suffering so much pressure but such a strong and defeated phoebe that i came back home ninety sixty five i was years waiting for the
performing arts crescendo was a production of international artists in new york seattle and thank you for joining us today on per cent we are bringing you a very special episode and all of our lives there are people who have been important to us since childhood and my life one of those very special people was my father's youngest brother my uncle all of welsh he has always been so supportive of all the music that i've done in my life he's loved every note that i've played and been proud of everything that i've brought to him in the way of television shows concerts and we're going to prove that even with the end of the show today but first of all i'd like to start off and our show today we're going to some recordings that were made over thirty years ago they were made in lumberton north carolina at the carolina civic center then it was called the carolina theater i had come back to my hometown of lumberton to play a concert with the national symphony orchestra you're going to see them on stage and we have two numbers from that concert we hope you will enjoy the wonderful thing is that my uncle and that we have dedicated this episode of percent zero to was the videographer for that concert you're going to see a little difference in the quality of the video now as we move back thirty years just like you'll see a little difference in the thirty years ago as well but this was all done with a handheld camera from the balcony of the historic thank you for joining us on this episode of crescendo we hope to see you next time
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we attend and view part one of the thirty seventh annual two thousand and eleven seattle pry parade you or to learn more about the thirty eighth annual two thousand and twelve seattle pride parade on sunday june the twenty sixth in downtown seattle from about eleven am to two p please visit seattle pride feed dot org pride parade part two next week please be sure to visit my website adventure t v very post dot com for regular updates information any links
at the seattle center we attend the seventh annual two thousand and thirteen seattle iranian festival my mum was homesick we were living in germany and she was homesick so i had to learn to dance i did that all the parties i had to go out and i have to dance and somehow it turned into something bigger than just dancing and parties you're forced to do this so why don't you think that to that was amazing thank you yeah i mean you know as a huge fan of hip hop michael jackson you know my sisters here in the back row rappers were singers we are inspired by mc i mean we have been our whole life you really ca mom from the u s so i'm definitely asked hybrid to make matters more complicated neither from a muslim family and my mom from this jewish family god there are a lot of to learn more about the eighth annual seattle iranian festival occurring june twenty eighth at the seattle center from noon to seven pm please visit i a c eight dash seattle dot org you can also find them 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 and as always thank you for watching adventure t v cultural
i could you please tell us your name and what position you write mark i'm jay inslee i'm running for governor of the state of washington i'm very excited about this chance to say hello or to the somali community it's a great growing community i've worked closely with to try to improve some of our immigration issues following nine eleven we know we've had some stresses and i've always wanted to stand to make sure that small folks in our community feel welcome and secure and now i want to be a governor to help jobs and job creation so that more somali people can find jobs and start small businesses we know many have done we want to continue helping them and then help making sure their children have good access to schools as well we know a little small the children beautiful doing bright children they need to get make sure they get the right appropriate education in our public school system i'm very excited to help in that regard so i'm jay inslee and i'd love to say hello and i hope i can win everybody's vote  washington state attorney general and i'm running for governor of washington and in in washington we have a large c m so my population well would you like what message would you like to send to them and what we'd like to say to them first thing i want to say is that we are very lucky to have a large somali population in washington state and i have a number of friends in the somali community my mother was cared for by wonderful somali caregivers in her home when she was when she was ill they took care of her twenty four seven and they were incredibly caring and compassionate and i'll always be grateful to them for the way they took care of my mom i want young people and older people in the small community to be involved in the community and the fastest way to do that is to make sure you register to vote and that you vote so for everyone who's eligible to do that please register and then cast your vote and find out all you can about the campaigns and about the candidates in my case we have extensive outreach into every ethnic community in washington state we have our website up in about ten different languages and we'd love people to learn more about us by this in our website at rob mccann our o r g you rob mccallum dot org all right thank you very much about h
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p wilson and this program will be covering the indoor gardening expo was held in april fifth and sixth this year two thousand and fourteen at the coleman convention center credible program we have several interviews including one with john pettit stuber disturbing out of i think it's the home of washington as well as part of looks lightening that's something else it's very interesting to hear what john's got to say about this new kind of lighting it's very interesting i hope you enjoy it i hope you enjoyed listening to some of the credible exhibitors and their experts this was tremendous program i was greatly honored to be able be there in an interview these people so happy hang in there let's watch it i'm going to watch as well it should be very interesting indoor readily available and most people are used to using the stick this way you can make o now we know that there is exacting chemical compositions in this in this chemical factory called candace that is treating hundreds of
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journey to the place where the human race began welcome to ethiopia travel to one of the lowest places almost in a depression below the ri nature of culture and history are inextricably intertwined from the cape of good hope to be optics circle and nowhere in the world has more to tell about human history and the desert africa's biggest road race with more than thirty thousand participants historic route your imagination becomes reality time back several thousands of  eight hundred years ago crofts men set out to create a tome carved from the living r paintings and designs speak to us across the centuries city with ninety seven ancient mosques where men feed the wild beasts of the field  but it is real and you can see and experience this when you visit the ancient walled city of heart of and explore the town inside and outside its void gates the most powerful forces of geology in nature work here in this country there are more than two hundred eighty species of wildlife including rare in demick roaming free on some of the most stunning scenery on  you can find an experience all these marbles when you come to
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and in afghanistan we will lose because it's just going to weigh less you want to be there forever and what i would therefore i mean supposedly were there for osama when he's gone and we really gone there and built up their country we would be their friend with all the money they stole and it's a puppet masters and we need to go after we need to learn about that system a federal reserve system they control what is going on they don't have complete control yet when they do they are going to drop the hammer and as they on and they're coming here to do it does it take a message from nine eleven so as not to gandhi's anniversary of the very first protest we must be the change we were seeing the world seek the truth and bear witness to it we will stop how bad it's going to be the more that he has to personally intervene because we are too lazy and the good people who are called to do something are too gutless to do something that is a war that we will suffer as people and that is what the tru is and you had better wake up and do something prayer and fasting is the best way my name is tim bernard infowars dot com is a premier site in the world you have a good week go out get yourself educated and wake up someone else around
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interaction with seattle music fashion and visual arts and they picked the perfect spot for this month's of it last week in capitol hill a woman in men's clothing and holds good store at the item for those that live in  songwriter fiona dawn has been making her way around the local music circuit forming songs from her latest a p tricks of the tree which featured songs in english and chinese
was behind two boys that were trying to read a newspaper they looked about maybe nine or ten years old and they couldn't read simple words and i thought how tragic these boys cannot read simple words out of the newspaper so i came home and i said to add and i said you know i was sitting behind these two boys and they couldn't read i said what could we do to help children learn how to read especially minority children and so we thought about it and i said why don't we start a t v show and so we went out to tel this was way back in one thousand nine hundred four and we spoke with michael garrett and we told him about our idea for starting the show so he said i'd be a good idea but you have to get your interns and your children and your sponsors you know so we decided wh we put our heads together and see what we came up with but before then i'd gone out to all of the major t v station in san francisco and also in oakland to see if they would let us produce our show and they said all this baker poetry doesn't sell nobody reads or writes of listens to poetry and the only thing the sales on television is sex and violence or no we're going to show you that something else will show itself besides sex and violence so we got our act together  turns produce the program they operate the cameras in the lighting in the directing and the editing and so we had everything all ready to go so we did our first show on feb fourteenth nine hundred eighty four and the late morning turner who a cartoonist he did the comic strip called we pals he was our very first guest and mr turner passed away several months ago so anyway we started out that way  tool the kids we've seen them blossom they're just like little roses you know they start out as birds we've had them maybe from eight or nine years old you're thirty years old and now they're all grown and some of them have children and their children have been guest tells about various job careers that these young people can pursue when they graduate from college high school or college and they guess bring something to show about his or her job we had two twin boys they were thirteen when they started and in and help us train the kids are the interns of course so during the past thirty years they've continued to be with us and help us there are two outstanding interns and then we've had a number of young ladies who are outstanding too they went on and got jobs at television stations and they got their ph d s so we've had a nice range of students are all grown up now and did great work some of the kids start out very shy some of them come from very abusive homes you know and i give them a chance to feel proud you know and have high self esteem feel good about themselves you know we still have thousands of children to reach as you read in the newspapers every day look at the children who've been killed look at the