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The cancer today you can download some software and start putting down beats and if youre good on. germany deejays are in big demand at home and abroad. and do not have an established house and club scene in germany and thats also somehow part of our culture. félix again in a hotel before a gig still just twenty three hes one of the most in demand d.j.s on the planet he realised hed found his calling while he was still in his teens i started playing my first club gigs in northern germany at the...

Getting memory sticks from the south in china and finding out whats going on in the rest of the world. jesse: do they get beat werent sticks afterwards? you were in a hospital. how is the healthcare? >> during the 90s, kim jong-il refused aid so they saw the return of polio. they boast doctors donate their skin for skin grafts, and people donate parts of their own body to help their countrymen. jesse: are there con accumulator systems there? >> they had sun beds. someone there and there were com...

But increasingly they are getting memory sticks from the south in china and finding out whats going on in the rest of the world. jesse: do they get beat werent sticks afterwards? you were in a hospital. how is the healthcare? >> during the 90s, kim jong-il refused aid so they saw the return of polio. they boast doctors donate their skin for skin grafts, and people donate parts of their own body to help their countrymen. jesse: are there con accumulator systems there? >> they had sun beds. someon...

But increasingly they are getting memory sticks from the south in china and finding out whats going on in the rest of the world. jesse: do they get beat werent sticks afterwards? you were in a hospital. how is the healthcare? >> during the 90s, kim jong-il refused aid so they saw the return of polio. they boast doctors donate their skin for skin grafts, and people donate parts of their own body to help their countrymen. jesse: are there con accumulator systems there? >> they had sun beds. someon...

Getting memory sticks from the south in china and finding out whats going on in the rest of the world. jesse: do they get beat werent sticks afterwards? you were in a hospital. how is the healthcare? >> during the 90s, kim jong-il refused aid so they saw the return of polio. they boast doctors donate their skin for skin grafts, and people donate parts of their own body to help their countrymen. jesse: are there con accumulator systems there? >> they had sun beds. someone there and there were com...

But increasingly they are getting memory sticks from the south in china and finding out whats going on in the rest of the world. jesse: do they get beat werent sticks afterwards? you were in a hospital. how is the healthcare? >> during the 90s, kim jong-il refused aid so they saw the return of polio. they boast doctors donate their skin for skin grafts, and people donate parts of their own body to help their countrymen. jesse: are there con accumulator systems there? >> they had sun beds. someon...

Over mosul, window directly inside the organization isis. it was wrote about in the "guardian" i spoke with him today. i was fascinated by this article and youre the only person ive read who found out this information. talk about the intelligence that was discovered about isis before mosul happened. >> two or three days before that dramatic storming into mosul took place, the iraqi forces had gone to the house of someone they had been told was the head of the military counsel, the isis organizat...

Guardian. i spoke about it earlier today. i was fascinated by this article you wrote. and youre the only person i read who found out this information. talk about the intelligence that was discovered about isis before mosul happened. >> two or three days before that dramatic storming into mosul took place, the iraqi forces had gone to the house of someone they had been told was the head of the military council of the isis organization that had been led to him by a courier who had finally broken a...

Following the partner of the journalist who exposed the nsa surveillance program won a partial victory in court. he was detained and questioned for almost nine hours in london as he was heading home to brazil. authorities confiscated his phone, laptop, and memory sticks and the court ordered them to stop any inspection or disclosure of the information that they actually took from him. the ruling left a loophole and officials are protecting national security and investigating ties to terrorism. >...

The terriorism act of 2000 whic is terrifying to hear about the person you love and sharing your life with. i asked how long he had been detained. he said at three hours at that point. i knew it was more than routine. i said can i speak with him or have a lawyer from the guardian sent in. he said you cannot speak with him and he does not have the right to a lawyer. i asked their intentions how long he would be held and they said they had no idea and that is all they told me. >> david, you said...