on day three the workshop gets down to business so ishtar workers here he is a living legend in india the master tabla player has taught hundreds of percussionists of many different nationalities in the west some call him the beethoven of the top down hodgson impulse baerga was one of his students. because pure neo in the rushdie is truly a pioneer of indian music that is completely traditional in the way he teaches this who believes in the group she shared tradition the relationship between mentor and student that has been passed on in india for thousands of years but he represents that he's one of the last but he's also genuinely experimental he believes in the power of rhythm and wants to expand indian rhythms to india should when ever i turn . to the ability to. it's not easy to bring together ten profession ists from different cultures what does the master think of the experiment is. there one fully known indian remey indian music really really updates to indian music. written really hard to believe music we put it would. be the concert set for september twentieth in bonn germany

the valencia public workshop, i wanted to announce that there will be a second workshop held on saturday, july 28. as you recall, the transportation authority has provided $175,000 in sales tax funds for this project. looking for ways to better organize the traffic and the shared services and other road user including cyclists and pedestrians. so, this workshop will be on the 28th on saturday from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the women's building at 3543 18th street. and we will be viewing the potential design alternatives and associated trade-offs and bringing the report back to the transportation authority board later this year. improving street safety, we have a vision southeaster row open house this weekend. we brought forth that final report for the first set of intersections earlier this year. this is a second project that's looking at 10 additional intersections in the south of market neighborhood where freeway ramps touch down on to city streets. we conducted a survey and collected more than 800 response and we're now conducting the workshop to be held next tuesday the 31st from 5:30 to

>> guest: it was the earliest workshop. the time that i applied to iowa, there were really only three big programs. now there are a gazillion but that's a big change. so there was iowa, stanford and hopkins. iowa was like five times bigger than any of the other programs. at the time i was, you probably i dropped out of stanford business school to become a writer. my boyfriend husband was there but i just felt like this thisa bigger, you know, program, you will see more, morgan internet. as a got that early, kind of the early advantage. also i would did not have a shtick. hopkins had a little bit of shtick. little bit because of john burrow. iowa is always a place with the kind of just let you be an kind of encourage you to do whatever that meant. it was for me a fantastic choice as it happened because my first teacher there, very influential, james mcpherson, you know, pulitzer prize winner in author, wrote many wonderful books, and it was conveniently for someone like me and immigrant who kind of didn't really know what am

>> it was the earliest workshop; right? at the time that i applied to iowa, there were really only three big programs. now there are a lot. but that's a big change. so there was iowa, stanford and hopkins. but you know, iowa was like five times bigger than any of the other programs. you know, it's funny because at the time i was actually -- you probably know i dropped out of stanford. it would have been convenient for me to go to stanford, my boy friend now husband was there, but i felt like, you know, this is a much bigger program. you're going to see more. there's more coming if and out. -- there's more coming in and out. it had kind of that early advantage. also, you know, iowa did not have a -- [inaudible]. you know, iowa is always a place where they kind of just let you be, you know, and kind of encouraged you to do whatever that meant. it was for me a fantastic choice as it happened because my first teacher there, very influential figure for me, james allen mcpherson, jim mcpherson, you know, pulitzer prize winning au

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.# we started going into schools, delivering workshops. intense mentoring. we was doing business workshops helping people start their own business and get grants. death, jail. mental health. and mental health. they are the only three things are promised, guaranteed from this lifestyle. simeon has convictions for firearms offences. both he and dylan are familiar with guns available on the street. i mean, .22s, .385, 9mm, 8mm, 7.5, glocks. .. ..machine guns. semi—automatics. semi—automatic, fully automatics. like i've had... shotguns. yes, shotguns as well, quite a few shotguns to be fair. we started off having shotguns. they also know all about antique handguns. we've had some antiques where we had to kind of look after them, oil them up, take them to a man. take the rust of them. take the rest off them clean them up, the guy opens it up and oil it up and make it nice, and it's working like brand—new. they're the best ones to be fair cos, i would say, they're the most reliable. yeah, yeah. they don't jam. whenever someone is shot the evidence, from guns

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when he's not testing his creations in the sand even on his tinkering with them in his workshop in the middle of san sebastian. today he's repairing his remote control turning. now thirty eight he's been fascinated by electronic and digital gadgetry since he was a kid. in addition to his part time office job the family man can now warn a living from clips like these he thinks being a you tuber is the best job ever. and i think. he said i had to give it this time because a legitimate project that would be so serious we said it would take all the fun out of it. i get in contrast where i can crash my tank and i can make it loud. anything i want and they get me to go to something i think that's what people like about my videos is a bit of a look i mean without it. he has almost seventy thousand subscribers on youtube and they like the videos where everything goes wrong. the song. before he takes his writing robot out on the beach she programs the kind of lettering he wants. to bronze inventions have a short life span he can store them in a small workshop anyway usually either gives them aw

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workshop. close to 100 people in the room. i wish that mr. bond was here to see the fruits of his labor as he worked very hard -- because he worked very hard. i want to ask, i know it is not a question of you. fellow a question to my board members. see would it do for you to 25 or 50 people marching with their colors and the new york? i think it is long overdue myself. representation is the word that we use in the industry. growing up, not to make this a long story, i had to find my own way with no guide, no footprints in the sand. don't be sad for me because i made it. a lot of us don't. it's because we don't have proper representation. it's because, i in school at career day, not seeing that my lifestyle was a career. imagine not being able to see all that is being offered. imagine only being shown what they want you to feel is available. the pride to march in parade with naacp colors and show black trans or queer youth that they are representative -- represented is so important. >> may be some of you who are so respected by our board can p

then the retired carpenter began creating the car out of wood in his workshop based on to prince that he'd sketched. don't put him on tape yes but my assembled everything on piece by piece what he said. up with a fair amount of the platform on the chassis of addition. men are constructed my frame on the top. so to see. and then i had to wait till the doors the hose in the wings to fit the standard body. michel session to scar from the would have a variety of fruit trees by their peer apple walnut for cherry trees he used only once from the water alley. installing the sixteen horsepower engine was one of the easier tasks faithfully reproducing the different parts of the car's body was incredibly time consuming. said. this piece of wood here these air intakes it took three days of work so you know machine can do this so i had to do everything by you know. all the time was an issue for that with you and i do wake up to it didn't matter if i needed for five years i just wanted to make a model that was unique. michel is something of an expert at making wooden cars but one to ten scale mode

eous like others new to wealth they were anxious to display their status so they commissioned the best workshop of painters in the region to paint the entire property. famed dogs and heroic couples from mythology are the principal motifs in the hall of the. her phrases featuring small pooty or rather little amores and psyches were part of the characteristic decorative repertoire of the fourth style which prevailed in pompei only after the earthquake of sixty to eighty. the palm pains like using tricks of perspective to make smaller rooms seem larger and painted mural scenes to make the space a theatre here king pen thius a greek myth is being torn apart by furious. and the young hercules is strangling a serpent set upon him by the goddess hero. i am. i am. aware of. the odeon was chiefly used for music or public readings. a great plays both serious and comic were performed at the theatre next door which could accommodate five thousand. of. the most important works of art found in pompei are now in the national archaeological museum in naples so too is the group of dancers found in the nearby to

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it's an all day saturday event where multiple workshops are done, and with our workshop, we've provided information to both professionals and families about the c.a.c. and what we're doing in special education. in addition, we've been involved with outreach at what used to be called edrev, but it's e.h.c., education revolution. on a state level, we've had participants attend the government's ad row casey, and also the board for advocacy for special education back in april where our chair, lee fisher has participated and learned about a lot of information covering the budget and its impact to our students' education and special education and how we recognize the fact that there is an inefficient amount of budget that supports the needs of our children in special ed. our 2018-19 priorities for the c.a.c., some of these may sound familiar because we've referenced them before in other reports. in addition, other advisory committees, the joint advisory committee has also reported on the two items that we point out -- the first two items we point out, which is the reading inventions. we would

we know there are over 20 workshops, storehouses and dwellings lining the street. there were enslaved families, indentured servants, hired white artisans and several of these workshops were surprised by jefferson and members of his white family. so this is really the hub of industry of monticello. about eight square miles. so this plantation is enormous. but the center of activity is really right here. so if you had been here in jefferson's day you would have seen carriages coming up and down this road. you would have heard the noise of chickens of dogs. you would have smelled smoke in the air, you would have heard hammers and saws. there were dozens of people here, white and black, free and enslaved, all working for jefferson's plantation. from jefferson's copious record taking we know that he owned 607 human beings in his lifetime, but at any given time, 130 to 140 slaves would have been working at monticello. and that would have been, not just this mountain top, but the surrounding farms as well. but this was a tremendously and dynamic and fluid place where ensl

mosaics covering its surface made up of pieces of glass broken china and rejects from the catalan ceramic workshops are forerunners of the cannot is of later schools of our. with its pillars terraces and colonnades is a unique creation in it gandhi displays his whole repertoire of talents those of a landscape architect decorator engineer and town planner. this bizarre porter's lodge at the main entrance to the park looks at first glance like something out of a fairy tale. god he himself passed by here every day on his way from his house in the park to work at the sec rather funny. we'll follow his trail. our path leads us to the cause of a sense god he made his debut as a young architect with this mansion it combines the spanish civic building style with traditional features of arabic architecture from the eighth century. now we've arrived at palace hyde amana house with its pointed battlements it could be a mediæval fortress the loosely worked wrought iron gate is a characteristic feature of galleries buildings. not far away we find the colicchio tennessean of his first sacred building become a l

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workshop. close to 100 people in the room. i wish that mr. bond was here to see the fruits of his labor as because he worked very hard. i want to ask, i know it is not a question of you. this is a question to my fellow board members. what would it do for you to see 25 or 50 people marching with their colors and the new york? i think it is long overdue myself. >> representation is the word that we use in the industry. growing up, not to make this a long story, i had to find my own way with no guide, no footprints in the sand. don't be sad for me because i made it. a lot of us don't. it's because we don't have proper representation. it's because, i in school at career day, not seeing that my lifestyle was a career. imagine not being able to see all that is being offered. imagine only being shown what they want you to feel is available. to be able to march in the pride parade with naacp colors and show black trans or queer youth that they are represented is so important. it just really is. i think that is the main thing. >> may be some of you wh

did a good job of outreach and promoting this workshop. there was standing-room only after we started. i think there might be an opportunity for another workshop to educate merchants and business owners in chinatown. i think this is the -- we're getting their attention that this is an important issue. that's it. thank you. >> any other commissioner comments? we have any members of the public who would like to comment on commissioner comments? seeing none, public comment is closed. new business. do we have any items for new business? >> director makes a presentation about office of small business and the small business commissioner. so, hopefully we'll get a lot more business. thank you. >> any new business? do we have any members of the public who would like to comment on new business? seeing none public comment is closed. >> sfgovtv show the office of small business slide. it is our customs to begin and end each small business commission meeting with a reminder the office of small business is the only place to start your new business in s

to start, we kicked off the project with an open house, followed by a series of design workshops, engaging a diverse cross section of embarcadero users to get a sense of stakeholders collective values. what are ideal conditions, what are acceptable tradeoffs? what else should the project consider or not consider doing? and for anyone who's interested to learn more about that process, there is a detailed summary report available on-line at our project website, which is sfmta.com/embarcadero. after the design workshop series, the project team focused a lot on technical development and data collectiontor this complex three mail corridor, trying to understand existing conditions on a block by block basis. no two blocks are the same along the embarcadero, and helped develop an understanding of the impacts for two different design nascenarios. one, a two way bike with on the water side or just taking the existing bike lanes and enhancing them along the corridor. by the fall of 2016, we came back to the public with more project details and had a specific question for stakeholders, which protected

is just like a child to me i love it because this is an original persian art form the women in this workshop are artist employees basic classes to learn the basics and practice for months. the best students get to work on the most intricate designs. but there is something sad about this job the closer these women get to completing a carpet the less able they are to actually afford one of their own creations persian rugs sell for thousands of dollars and some of the carpets made in this very workshop sold for tens of thousands and depending on the detail and materials used such as silk or even string spun from gold a persian rug can sell for millions it's no wonder then that in the business world carpets are a valuable iranian export second only to oil. but they're also an important part of iran's cultural identity in the two thousand and eleven farsi language film gold and copper a dying woman weaves carpets to pay for medicine and keep her family together. the script writer says the persian carpet was the engine driving the story but then you have a you know i need. iranian and global audie

if there is a tool or workshop we can do or presentation, that would be awesome. >> president adams: does that involve lbe? no? >> commissioner zouzounis: they'll have to be registered nonprofit or entity of which then the merchant association could have a sponsor who takes the money, administrative -- fiscal agent. thank you. >> if i understand properly, you're suggesting that we have better outreach so that -- or enable merchants or small businesses to get a piece of this action? >> commissioner zouzounis: also merchant organizations. there are two examples i'm thinking of. the healthy retail program still has a pilot for fresh produce delivery model they want to develop. so it would be rfp for somebody already delivering to store. how do we outreach and make sure that is open to somebody already doing that. and then -- >> just to be clear, anybody who -- any entity to receive money from the city needs to be registered with the city as a compliant supplier, vendor. bidder. and i think in this -- then they also have to be a registered entity and have a business registration. to have

in their workshop even and his brother nick of and make wooden souvenirs. even also produces glass bottles with individually designed motifs. later it'll be filled with homemade look here. you know. they. had us. you know i heard this someone here i'm going to go orchard produced good liquor and want to invite the flock as well as these bottles with coats of arms lots of fish he didn't want. so and so we met. these are the nine month program after that we came here once a week on this that and placed orders and picked up more bottles and more wooden coats of arms and holds a whopping. four is even the most important client. he sold about five hundred liquor bottles per year to customers from the camp plus numerous wooden coats of arms that were. on the point at which it up but there was almost always a demand for souvenirs and gifts. now arbonne and even share the same fate with the german armed forces withdrawing they're about to lose their biggest client they'll have to reorient their sails where will he find the money for his family even doesn't know yet

the comp it's just like a child i love it because this is an original passion for the women in this workshop artist employees they take classes to learn the basics and practice for months the best students get to work on the most intricate designs. but there is something sad about this job the closer these women get to completing a carpet the less able they are to actually afford one of their own creations persian rugs sell for thousands of dollars and some of the carpets made in this very workshop sold for tens of thousands. and depending on the detail and materials used such as silk or even string spun from gold a persian rug can sell for millions it's no wonder that in the business world carpets are a valuable iranian export second only to oil. but they're also an important part of iran's cultural identity in the two thousand and eleven farsi language film gold and copper but dying woman weaves carpets to pay for medicine and keep her family together. the script writer says the persian carpet was the engine driving the story with. iranian and global audiences recognize iranian as a piece

, 24th street workshops, and all the other workshops, as well, so they were notified. the additional planning for at least the portlands south of yslais creek will be captured as a part of the waterfront plan use that's being developed now. we're continuing to advance the -- continuing to advance and update the piers 80 through 96 strategy -- >> but does that come with a city interagency collaboration and funding? >> for just -- for just the port portions of it, it can, and when we did the blue greenway planning, it was an interagency collaborative process? and maybe what we need to be thinking about is how we partner with the planning department and the m.t.a. and rec and park and begin to look at how we do potentially a bayview-hunters point -- >> or a waterfront, eastern waterfront upgrade. we don't really have to focus on specific areas. we can look at our waterfront and just try and see how to improve the entire waterfront. so that's why i was just asking, why are we just focused on this section when we have an entire eastern neighborhood southern waterfront. so j

is just like a child to me i love it because this is an original persian art for the women in this workshop artist employees basic classes to learn the basics and practice for months. the best students get to work on the most intricate designs. but there is something sad about this job the closer these women get to completing a carpet the less able they are to actually afford one of their own creations persian rugs sell for thousands of dollars and some of the carpets made in this very workshop sold for tens of thousands. and depending on the detail and materials used such as silk or even string spun from gold a persian rug can sell for millions it's no wonder then that in the business world carpets are a valuable iranian export second only to oil. but they're also an important part of iran's cultural identity in the two thousand and eleven farsi language film gold and copper a dying woman weaves carpets to pay for medicine and keep her family together. the script writer says the persian carpet was the engine driving the story and then having it i need. iranian and global audiences recogniz

is just like a child to me i love it because this is an original passion art for the women in this workshop are artist employees they take classes to learn the basics and practice for months the best students get to work on the most intricate designs. but there is something sad about this job the closer these women get to completing a carpet the less able they are to actually afford one of their own creations persian rugs sell for thousands of dollars and some of the carpets made in this very workshop sold for tens of thousands. and depending on the detail and materials used such as silk or even string spun from gold a persian rug can sell for millions it's no wonder that in the business world carpets are a valuable iranian export second only to oil. but they're also an important part of iran's cultural identity in the two thousand and eleven farsi language film gold and copper a dying woman weaves carpets to pay for medicine and keep her family together. the script writer says the persian carpet was the engine driving the story but then you have a you know i need. iranian and global audien

own creations persian rugs sell for thousands of dollars and some of the carpets made in this very workshop sold for tens of thousands. and depending on the detail and materials used such as silk or even string spun from gold a persian rug can sell for millions it's no wonder that in the business world carpets are a valuable iranian export second only to oil. but they're also an important part of iran's cultural identity in the two thousand and eleven farsi language film gold and copper a dying woman weaves carpets to pay for medicine and keep her family together. the script writer says the persian carpet was the engine driving the story of any. iranian and global audiences recognize iranian carpet as a piece of art. it has been a little painful for me that the price of the iranian carpets has risen a lot and now it's on affordable to everyone in the past it was common for people to cover every corner of their houses in carpet. and especially sad irony for carpet dealers is that the united states is the largest market in the miracle piracy then america has put sanctions on iranian carpets b

be an interdimensional organizers of this workshop know solar power charges of nigeria's electricity problem but they hope this workshop might give teenage as the confidence and skills to create solutions to other challenges around them. well it's game time this week in the german city of cologne for hundreds and thousands of dedicated game isn't the world's largest event for computer and video games when it's underway. amongst the crowds for us. let's bang and you're inside the game not just on screen the recent mega-hit fortnight breaks with tradition rather than playing the survival games games come visitors can test their real world skills playing is free anyway and has attracted one hundred twenty five million people in one year the community is why the game is so successful even little things like new emotes or new skins are very well received in that kind of explode within the community. and these features are what players pay for if. others have reached a point where they can get paid for playing. hardcore gamers read the heart of games come when it started ten years ago and

a robot from santos workshop costs about six thousand euros. and there are bidders this footage could send a woman up to forty percent of all men in europe could picture having sex with a six six. women not so much but there's potential for that too and. barcelona's sex industry has recognized that potential here the first brought from offering sex robots was opened in two thousand and seventeen for one hundred euros unarmed men can live out their sexual fantasies with a doll. but how will sex with robots change your love life robo psychologist martina moderate thinks these new sex companions pose a threat to real relationships imo so i will do six nineteen. on the one hand that strengthens the objectification of what is human of the human body off in the female body it's all this on the other hand these robots bring very antiquated very gender stereotypical relationship dynamics back into the bedroom. and then show off to a lot of. first sex robots can also be useful the foundation for responsible robotics thing can be used therapeutically for