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We really have to take responsibility as producers and as consumers i think for the public very clearly you know you have a choice in the. Store. To try to fix it. If you cant. At 1st it was i wanted to educate people. The protest started black friday of 2011 and the reason we do about it is because thats when people start buying christmas copies start placing orders for christmas copies and we wanted that to stop so when they 1st started we were there to close every single saturday that was a very very long and cold winter. We always protest peacefully we always hold our signs are we always have our back up i keep a folder with the information i have handouts for people that are very factual and we dont tell any law against thats the biggest thing. My few friends and i started going around to the males in iowa experiencing it firsthand so our local store is diabetics pet shop and we went in there and we saw the puppies and asked them and our 1st they were like from a breeder and they
It takes to join the elite brigade. On aljazeera. Hello and welcome to rewind this week where rewinding to 2011 and an episode of want to one atheist which had secured unique access to north koreas elite Screen Academy a school where young actors were trained in how best to extol the virtues of the countrys then dear leader kim jong il here is north korea cinema of dreams. And one of the reason to go there was no. Im not in the film. You know. What he means. I was using only. Its a clear summer day on the banks of the tate and river in pyongyang north korea. These Young Students from the countrys elite film academy are attending an outdoor lecture. You were. Given this. Is consistent. With. Filming this encounter a single session lasting just a few hours has taken us an entire year to arrange. It was in 2008 when we 1st asked for permission to make a documentary about north koreas aspiring film workers as they call here months of negotiations followed but the answer was always the same
From Agricultural Industry groups those are the groups that opposed proposition b. And there is no doubt in our minds that those same groups pressured lawmakers to overturn proposition b. And before the session even started there were bills that were pretty filed to do just that you feel bad because it was repealed but you know all of your work paid off as made a dramatic difference for this i mean just the fact that almost half these facilities are out of business who could have envisioned that things are definitely much improved with many of the worst operations but you still have chronic while others who are operating you still have treatment of animals and you still have this defiant attitude that some folks believe they can do whatever they want there are so many issues on the show many porton issues and everybody is struggling in the only way you. Church. Responsible. I think for the public. To try to fix it. If you cant. The problem down the street. At 1st it was i wanted to edu
[smith] of course we got by without it for years. [clemens] we did, but you got technology and there were a few umpires way back when that changed a worldseries. And im sure they probably wanted it back then too. Itd probably changed their lives a little. [smi] what do you think about limiting mound visits. That was an innovation within the last year or so, right . They introduced that you could only have six mound visits in a game. [clemens] yeah, right. So, i kid em about trying to do the speed up in the games. [smith] cause all of our kids have no attention span. They want everything over faster. They think its a video game. [clemens] well, it is, it is. But, you have the, you know, you have, i tease my boys about everybodys gotta have a walk up song now so you can walk there and be cool. And all this stuff. You gotta have a walk up song, you gotta have, of course, you gotta have your commercial breaks and your sponsors and everything. So thats gonna take time, too. So, theyre tryin