An affordable housing advocate has taken unusual measures to draw attention to the topic. Aksel Bech, former Waikato District deputy mayor and former Waikato.
and i kind of realised after watching back the videos how big the crowd was and how impressive that atmosphere was. and i think, thanks to my music career, just, you know, i m used to performing in front of people. so it definitely helped, i think, to manage pressure. i was in the crowd, it was fantastic. but on the side of the french people and the french supporters and i was the only one in the crowd on the french side saying, yeah, come on, england, come on, bech! and at the end i wasjust crying. we are so proud of him. and he s himself. he s the greatest. so with the memories of world cup victory over his adopted homeland still fresh, thoughts now turn to the game s future, a sport built on inclusivity, which remains both a strength and a source of contention. anyone can come and sit down and play. you can be non disabled, just sit down, strap yourself in a chair and play. and i think that s great. i think it s an amazing part of the sport. it does stop us from getting into the p
i started playing the trumpet when i was about eight, or seven, back in england. since the accident, i decided that would be my mainjob and i decided i wanted to follow my passion, and that was music and rugby. and i ve been loving it ever since. all this music side of my life really helped me when i got to the big stage in the rugby world cup final. i don t remember the crowd being that big. ijust got there, played my game and that was it. and i kind of realised after watching back the videos how and i think, thanks to my music career, just, you know, i m used to performing in front of people. so it definitely helped, i think, to manage pressure. i was in the crowd, it was fantastic. but on the side of the french people and the french supporters and i was the only one in the crowd on the french side saying, yeah, come on, england, come on, seb! england, come on, bech! and at the end i wasjust crying. we are so proud of him.
but on the side of the french people and the french supporters and i was the only one in the crowd on the french side saying, yeah, come on, england, come on, bech! and at the end i wasjust crying. we are so proud of him. he s the greatest. so with the memories of world cup victory over his adopted homeland, still fresh, thoughts now turn to the game s future, a sport built on inclusivity, which remains both a strength and a source of contention. anyone can come and sit down and play. you can be non disabled, just sit down, strap yourself in a chair and play. and i think that s great. i think it s an amazing part of the sport. it does stop us from getting into the paralympics. so i m hoping that the dream would be for it to become worldwide. and we just get into the olympics instead as a sport and not a para sport, etc. and i think we should keep going in that direction for now. and if we need to change things in the future, maybe, maybe we will. but i think the product is beautiful
this is like finally he didn t roll over. no, i don t think that s fair. t bet, you know, he rolled over katie because he saw lorilled lightfoot fired this week that somebody fired last year. house democrat fireds fired bech new york house seats were picked up by republicans. yeah, i means help, look, washi, d.c. is not a state thatthere constitutional reasons for that is the capital of the united states of america. reasonthatit doesn t belong to e who live in d.c. it belongs to the rest of the country. e co the d and people there who pe who want to visit have a right n to go to the capital of their country and feel safe without getting carjacked, without walkin andg down the stt in the middle of the daye of and having their jackets ripped off of them and stolen from them at gunpoint. that is what americans a deserve so i m glad that president biden decided, even if for political reasons, to veto this insane legislationh is ithat is completely pro criml when it comes to the end game