to know melody pretty well and here is a case that this agency doesn't want to injury melody. and the extent that someone like melody is living in harmony and peace with the community and is not interesting toxic toxins and so fourth. could we find, melody, you keep doing that. and that stands on its face. you tease at that a little bit. if that's what we mean, that this rv and its ok pant are ok, judging that could be fairly complex. if you could develop protocol for that and be the permitter that might work. i think it would be perilous for the mtv to evaluate whether someone was ok and develop that protocol. the other challenge of it is the googeometry or the spacial. there are streets in place where someone who was operating in a harmonious way let's say, couldn't you just let that street be where someone lives. that, again, maybe so and i have suggested that to some supervisors and i think district 11 has been looking at that question. is there some street? are there streets some place where someone that we have qualified through some sort of a process could be here and p

next speaker, please. >> melody followed by flow kelly and kelly cut ler. those are the last three people. >> could you please go ahead of melody. >> ms. cutler. >> hi, my name is kelly cutler with the coalition again. so, with banding new streets, i don't think that we're at that point yet. also we have been with a couple of the supervisors we've been meeting, looking at safe parking and actually finding alternatives. this is jumping ahead of the game before we're at that point. there haven't been alternatives yet. let me see what else i missed and i forgot in the last comment i gave. also with having like a community engagement process, we were having a working group for a while. and that has stopped. we really didn't -- nothing came out of that. the thing with the permit program, the issues was the city had nothing to offer. so why get this permit because there is really no motivation or reason because other than people wouldn't get harassed for sleeping in their vehicles, and that was about it. that's where we got to a point of not moving forward. i thi

i always think from my melody for making bags and i would i would always listen to it . when i was three i think as i listened to. a beautiful song with a head start because i listened to the alibi when i went to sleep and i remember how much i loved it and i wanted to listen to it again and again and then i afterwards i asked my parents how can you use it be so beautiful. and i was so fine i've been wanting to compose. i would much rather be composing than you know going to school and i have friends lots of friends anyway and i you know except for music and i'm i'm normal i love to climb trees and skipping and jumping the trampoline and having ice cream so. i don't think i missed much. of the rehearsals in berlin this routine for an accomplished composer like on how well they perform work. did you mean that. on her travels she's accompanied by her father guy dortch or a well known linguist she's surrounded by professional musicians the orchestra conductor and the organizer of the festival ballet has to be performed. but all my daughter is not afraid to express her opini

i'm just a drummer but you know so melody isn't often used totally foreign. but these guys over here all like for me that makes them really really special and unique melodies that i don't think has been explored that much by many bands so i think that's a kind of the it's we have and always we have make it here was just you know powerball. back and is the world's biggest heavy metal festival ever you have a mecca for metal head stores around seventy five thousand fans from all over to an area of some two hundred forty hectares in a small village in the. when germany. make your way to the back of the metal bottle is a dream come true for any newcomer and sin of light is no exception. i was dreaming when i was a teenager to go to my parents i know you have to be eighteen before you go out so fast so i was just waiting to turn eighteen and for free years i went to back and then i've been exploring some other festivals since but i've been aching to come back and i had no idea it would be on they so just just incredible. three hundred kilometers north of the scene

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in i am not duchess case it was a when she heard her mother playing the piano and then played the melody herself and she was only two years old at that time now aged thirteen i am i was recently in berlin for the german premiere of the first opera and that's where we met up with a young woman i can from southern england. this is a special day for the torture at berlin state ballet they're rehearsing to perform her opera cinderella has a ballet suite ask us to find performing to. you know i compose the piece to music yes. almost from britain she's thirteen much is already a composer pianist and violinist she loves berlin and vienna so she talks to us in both german and english. to fairfax have to think it's a fun place so head to the states. it's always exciting when she dreams up your ideas for the performance on my original i composed cinderella as an opera when she was just ten years old. she began writing music when she was five she got her first violin at age three but was already playing simple melodies on a piano at the tender age of two. i always think from my middle with a baby.

on the market square street musicians constantly play air it has so much power yet such a simple melody but it has a really a very didn't rich harmony which is inspired composes for the past three hundred years taranaki and the mafia and even jazz musician say was a pioneer jester. back of. the cd collection boasts numerous interpreted. nations of box works. for the first time ever it's possible to compare different recordings of the same piece the cd set also includes a new bach biography and essays on his works. they reveal just how differently artists feel about his compositions. for example american organist cameron carpenter. his music really has more to do with the organization of the natural world than something that's manmade i don't find bach's music to have very much humor very much sex if again it's it's nice to find a composer whose music is somehow above the human experience. an orthodox organist must know he's one of the biggest fans around. for a final course was serving up a few tasty snacks in the form of landmark's five friends from a small town in bavaria came up with

i try to play at the same time melody harmony bass line and drums so melody. harmony. bass line. and drums. and i together. little became famous overnight back in two thousand and fifteen when his version of the ac d.c. classic thunderstruck went viral. his version of can't stop from the red hot chili peppers was also a hit altogether his music videos have racked up more than one hundred million views on you tube and facebook. i remember releasing the video. on you tube the views got pretty crazy or started receiving concert requests from all over the world and in the beginning i really didn't know what to do with this concert requests i kid you want to play on this date in florida and i was like ok how do i even go to florida . and how much money do i have to ask i really didn't know what to do so it was like a big wave against me. now tours the world at his biggest concert to date he performed in front of twelve thousand people in tel aviv. one of the biggest role models is american guitarist andy mckee bikies technique inspired luka and modern fingerstyle guitarists the string

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love to sing a scottish falls that people very familiar with but also look to positive abundance melody to go back to the original melody that bobbins actually said to that to the woods so give us an example of that well this is the this is probably one of most famous ones of my life i read a druid's which george thompson and his editor to the tune called were down in the balloon because we didn't like the major theme of and break it which was but i'm still. not one that thompson said it is a one of a delicious yes my love is like that of the ones that are still a one c. is a good tennis. the other one is. that's new. that's. mahbubani. to. the line and they're a bite melting with a thud which brings me on to it said by education and. points of education free education advice to education for young people how important a part does news of course should music clearly an education of our children from prime you want upward crucial. before primary one it should be in the notice of its it is more than the most obvious as when you get into primary one you get to choose the right thing and al

thank you. >> melody. kelly cutler. those are the last three people who have put in speaker cards. >> thank you so much for listening to us today. i usually have a prepared statement so i'm sorry if i am struggling. in 1960, when i was two-years-old, i fell out of the bunk bed and had a brain injury. it was not diagnosed until 1997. in the year 2000, i started seeking help from the city and county of san francisco to get some kind of rehabilitation so that i can keep my housing. they did not help me. 14 years later, my doctor, in 2014, told me what you need does not fall under our scope of practice. and this is after i had spent 14 years seeking help for my housing. i have not come across any help for traumatic brain injury. i'm just trying to put your attention on what would be a meaningful offer of assistance that i understand that people are -- from jeff's department are coming out to help people. they're not -- they don't have that help that i need. i'm sorry. thank you. >> thank you, melody. you did a good job. nex

so let's pray discuss it was considered close to beijing junaid muhammed is a journalist with the melody is independent and he says the new president has prioritized strengthening ties with its neighbor first the mystical the speaking man of the biggest policy changes would be in terms of how down the current is policy of by the stand and by the government. during the previous administration we saw a lot of. infrastructure projects that coming up in breakneck speeds on the country and this was seen as. down and promoted as no weapon by the government but the current president he has promised he has pledged and it's included in the state budget for the next year as well now. human development a focus on human development including. more educational opportunities including the sponsoring of higher education for young people the only country he specifically mentioned in the speech which was india he talked about of. doing ties with india and other neighboring countries as well as fully carrying out the role of the maldives in an issue in the security of the indian ocean region so this point

the election was well organized it would have mohammed solar has been sworn in as president of the melody eaves he unexpectedly beat outgoing leader abdul a yemeni in september the island nation has grown in strategic importance in recent years as china and india by influence in the region so that has promised an india policy his team is also reviewing millions of dollars of investments from china as well as related that so his predecessor was considered close to beijing a tragic love story often compared to shakespeare's romeo and juliet told throughout the middle east and central asia for over a thousand years has been reinterpreted through twenty first century contemporary dance just doubled when i went to see the british premiere of lena and majnoon. was. musicians from play traditional persian instruments. setting the stage for a western audience to learn the heartbreaking tale of imagine. dancers from the mark morris interpret. that tells the story of two young people who aren't allowed to marry. musicians dancers with world contemporary angles singers from different traditions work

>> first it has to start with an unforgettable melody and then lyrics that means something to people.oice could not hurt. life youlight up my give me hope ♪ >> ♪ please release me let me go ♪ peter: and now, let's all get comfortable. debby: because peter and i are going to take you on a very special journey as we bring you the "music of your life." ♪ announcer: time life proudly presents "music of your life," 150 timeless love songs of the 1950's, the 1960's, and the 1970's. join hosts peter marshall and debby boone as they introduce the most romantic collection ever. peter: you know, back in the 1950's, there were so many wonderful young singers i loved to listen to, including one very special guy. debby: yes, and he happens to be a pretty great dad. >> ♪ on a day like today we pass the time away writing love letters in the sand ♪ peter: and debby, we'll always love hearing legendary artists like johnny mathis. >> ♪ it's not for me to say you love me ♪ peter: nat "king" cole. >> ♪ mona lisa mona lisa men have named you ♪ peter: and dean martin. >> ♪ return to me oh, my dear, i am so

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composer and singer allan cohen is known for her intelligent lyrics and powerful melodies born to a german doctor and mexican artist she grew up speaking german and spanish in hamburg and started traveling at an early age she even discovered a passion for music on the road. i started writing because i wanted to perform. i was living in sweden and i went to an open stage event i remember watching the performances and thinking i want to sing for people to watch. but first she studied environmental engineering at the weimar university in two thousand and seven she founded her bag with fellow students to date they produced two studio albums one a german music office price and played at international shows organized by the good thing it's huge. more than ten years later she still gets nervous before going on stage. that. is perceived of unified as i often get on stage and feel kind of embarrassed for what i'm saying or something like that. but i still really enjoy being up there and singing so i just deal with the fact that i feel a bit awkward or highly if you love them when they are starting

captainjoe root on the guitar...not sure that he helped much with the melody though.ers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political correspondent for the ft, henry mance, and caroline wheeler, who‘s the deputy political editor at the sunday times. welcome, both of you. many of tomorrow‘s front pages are already in. the guardian says donald trump unexpectedly criticised theresa may‘s brexit deal. saying it sounded "like a great dealfor the eu". the daily telegraph highlights the president‘s warning that britain "may not be able to trade with the us" because of the deal. according to the daily mail, mr trump "threw a grenade" into the brexit debate, with his comments. the metro reports that the prime ministerfaced relentless attacks in parliament as both remain and leave mps trashed her brexit deal. the ‘i‘ says theresa may has 1a days to save the brexit deal — and her career — in the countdown to the crucial vote in parliament on december the 11th. the sun speculates that a tv debate between theres

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thousand people have been displaced abraham mohammad saleh has been sworn in as president of the melodies following a contentious election in september india's prime minister narendra modi was among more than three hundred foreign dignitaries at the ceremony in the capital mali solar promise and india foreign policy following years of tense relations between the two countries is also valid and systemic corruption investigate alleged human rights abuses here today the headlines here and there and next up it is people in power. thousands of migrants have died trying to reach europe by crossing the mediterranean from libya many thousands more have been saved from certain death by n.g.o.s search and rescue vessels so why do countries want to stop those ships from giving aid to the troops at the maritime lol when the alternative is a libyan coast guard with a record of a resting shooting at those it's supposed to be helping. to see to find out. migration and how to best respond to it and control it has become one of europe's most complex and hotly debated problems. the arguments have been loud