| Sayeda Zainab's (a.s.) Speech in Yazid's (la) Court - 598 sec
After she saw Yazid disrespecting the head of her brother with a cane. She stood and said, "God says, and He says the truth, the end of miscreants will be awful, those who belied the signs of God and mocked them. Oh Yazid, do you feel that you have made our life miserable and existence impossible? And you think that God has dishonoured us and that you have been honoured and elevated? This apparent success of yours is the result of grandeur of your might and lofty status for which you are proud. You feel that you have conquered the whole world and your affairs are organised and that our domain is now under you control
Wait! Wait! Let not your ignorance make you so elated for have you not heard God's words - Let not those who disbelieve think that our giving them respite is good for themselves. We only give respite to them so that they may increase in sins and for them is a disgraceful chastisement. (3:177)
Oh you the son of freed slaves! Is this your justice that the ladies of your house remain veiled and we the Prophet's daughters should be paraded from place to place? You have thus insulted our dignity.
Oh Yazid! Your misdeed has proved your rebellion against God. And this action of yours comes as no surprise from a person whose ancestors chewed the liver of such saintly martyrs. The descendants of such enemies of God should naturally be the most deadly!
Oh Yazid! You are happily disrespecting the teeth of Husain even though it was the place of kissing for the Holy Prophet!
Oh Yazid! You did what you wished, but remember that you have cut your own skin, In the near future you will be taken in the presence of the Holy Prophet. On that occasion you will be burdened with the sins of the misdeed committed by you shedding the blood of his progeny and dishonouring the sanctity of his family.
Oh Yazid! It does not befit you to get inflated with joy after slaying the Prophet's progeny and reckon not those slain in the way of God to be dead: nay! Alive they are with their Lord, being sustained, rejoicing in what God has granted them" (2:168)
Oh Yazid! Feel not elated with our defeat, for you will have to pay the penalty of it on the day when you will be rewarded for your misdeeds. God is not unjust to anyone. We trust in Him. He is our place of refuge. In Him we seek sanctity and with Him rest our hopes!
Auteur : yasa22
Tags: shia sayeda zainab zayneb (a.s.) hussain imam shi3a شيعة زينب حسين fatima alzahra karbala sham yazid (la) tyrant yazeed
 | | La court des miracles - EXTENDED VERSION - 328 sec
This is the extended version of the song from Notre-Dame de paris musical called "La court des miracles". I remixed the original song and added some video.
Helene Ségara as Esmeralda
Luc Mervill as Clopin
Bruno Pelletier as Gringoire
Enjoy!
Auteur : Medmontreal
Tags:Notre-dame de paris musical la court des miracles helene segara bruno pelletier luc
| | March 2, 2007 LA Court Room Temple420 Craig X Rubin - 306 sec
Pot court room drama of Temple 420 and Rev. Craig X Rubin
Auteur : Temple420org
Tags:craigx rubin
| | Jake Byrd at Courtney Love's arraignment at LA court house - 343 sec
Jake Byrd at Courtney Love's arraignment at LA court house
Jimmy Kimmel Live
Auteur : jakebyrdrules
Tags:Jake Byrd Courtney Love Jimmy Kimmel Live arraignment at LA court house
| | Tributo Sade ADU BAND R.LACOURT - 358 sec
Grupo ADU BAND, Roberto Lacourt tocando el saxo tenor en un tributo a Sade en Santiago de Chile el 2008, Discoteque EVE.
Auteur : RobertoLacourt
Tags: tributo sade chile adu band saxo tenor roberto lacourt concierto disco vivo cantante loreto canales banda dubai
| | Stormy Monday -Tari LaCourt & The TLC Band - 505 sec
Tari LaCourt
Paul Cotruvo - Guitar
Nancy Wright- Sax
Willy Riser - Bass
Mark Ayoub - Keys
Artie Stix Chavez -Drums
notes:
Tommy Castro and the Tommy Castro Band are featured on Tari's new CD
"Better Late! Than Never".
Tommy Castro plays lead guitar on "Easier to Say" and "Unlove You". "Stormy Monday" features the whole band live at Copia, Napa, California.
"Better Late! Than Never" is just a title that I feel shows the average artist, that no matter how long you've been performing, or singing, it's never too late to chase the dream.
A little something about
Tari LaCourt
Tari LaCourt , formerly Tari Smith, was born in Oakland, CA, At the age of 12 she was fully engulfed in her very first working cover band. While in high school, she would sneak into the night clubs of Oakland and sit in with the bands that were performing. She participated in anything that was related to music, i.e. Choirs, school musicals, classical competitions and local rock bands.
At the age of 19, she left her day job to audition for a local club band and she was off and running singing with local bands such as Logos, Hot Cider, Hot Street and most recently The DeSotos sharing the stage with the fabulous vocals of Calvin Tillery for the past 16 years. Its been great having Calvin as an inspiration.
Tari has often been vocally likened to such great talents as: Lydia Pense, Bonnie Raitt, Etta James, Aretha Franklin, and Ruthie Foster, throughout her career.
She has had the privilege of being part of opening acts for the likes of:
Loggins and Messina, Dave Mason, John Mayall, Jackson Browne, The Pointer Sisters, Albert King, Tower of Power, Lydia Pense & Friends (formerly Cold Blood), Elvin Bishop, J Giles Band, Ricky Nelson, just to name a few.
She has also performed on stage together with:
Elvin Bishop, Lydia Pense and Friends, Bruce Conte, John Mayall, Dave Mason, Robbin Ford and John Lee Hooker, Clifford Coulter, Bill Withers and countless others. Most recently she has been spotted sitting in with The Tommy Castro Band and the fabulous Mr. Earl Thomas. Tari was honored to have been able to record a song written and produced by Ronnie Montrose for a Canadian movie.
She finally made the decision to go into the studio and record her first solo CD.
Ive always wanted to record an album, Tari says, The time just feels right now. I have been blessed with the most wonderful and talented players on this project, including the incomparable Tommy Castro!! I love him. I love everyone that participated. She adds, Music knows no age. So, I guess you can say that its never too late to follow your dream. She adds, I was born to entertain! Thats what I intend to do.
Auteur : artiechavez
Tags: Artie Stix Chavez Tari LaCourt Nancy Wright Paul Cotruvo
| | Serve Somone-Tari LaCourt & TLC Band - - 374 sec
Tari LaCourt
Paul Cotruvo - Guitar
Nancy Wright- Sax
Willy Riser - Bass
Mark Ayoub - Keys
Artie Stix Chavez -Drums
notes:
Tommy Castro and the Tommy Castro Band are featured on Tari's new CD
"Better Late! Than Never".
Tommy Castro plays lead guitar on "Easier to Say" and "Unlove You". "Stormy Monday" features the whole band live at Copia, Napa, California.
"Better Late! Than Never" is just a title that I feel shows the average artist, that no matter how long you've been performing, or singing, it's never too late to chase the dream.
A little something about
Tari LaCourt
Tari LaCourt , formerly Tari Smith, was born in Oakland, CA, At the age of 12 she was fully engulfed in her very first working cover band. While in high school, she would sneak into the night clubs of Oakland and sit in with the bands that were performing. She participated in anything that was related to music, i.e. Choirs, school musicals, classical competitions and local rock bands.
At the age of 19, she left her day job to audition for a local club band and she was off and running singing with local bands such as Logos, Hot Cider, Hot Street and most recently The DeSotos sharing the stage with the fabulous vocals of Calvin Tillery for the past 16 years. Its been great having Calvin as an inspiration.
Tari has often been vocally likened to such great talents as: Lydia Pense, Bonnie Raitt, Etta James, Aretha Franklin, and Ruthie Foster, throughout her career.
She has had the privilege of being part of opening acts for the likes of:
Loggins and Messina, Dave Mason, John Mayall, Jackson Browne, The Pointer Sisters, Albert King, Tower of Power, Lydia Pense & Friends (formerly Cold Blood), Elvin Bishop, J Giles Band, Ricky Nelson, just to name a few.
She has also performed on stage together with:
Elvin Bishop, Lydia Pense and Friends, Bruce Conte, John Mayall, Dave Mason, Robbin Ford and John Lee Hooker, Clifford Coulter, Bill Withers and countless others. Most recently she has been spotted sitting in with The Tommy Castro Band and the fabulous Mr. Earl Thomas. Tari was honored to have been able to record a song written and produced by Ronnie Montrose for a Canadian movie.
She finally made the decision to go into the studio and record her first solo CD.
Ive always wanted to record an album, Tari says, The time just feels right now. I have been blessed with the most wonderful and talented players on this project, including the incomparable Tommy Castro!! I love him. I love everyone that participated. She adds, Music knows no age. So, I guess you can say that its never too late to follow your dream. She adds, I was born to entertain! Thats what I intend to do.
Auteur : artiechavez
Tags: Artie Stix Chavez Tari LaCourt Nancy Wright
| | Roberto Lacourt. Grupo Agua Festival de Viña - 214 sec
festival de viña. Tema Amanecida 1982 tercer lugar competencia flolklorica
Auteur : RobertoLacourt
Tags: saxo alto flauta traversa dulce festival de viña Oscar Perez Nelson Araya Pedro Jara Polo Cabrera .Roberto Lacourt
| | Un Love You Tari LaCourt & The TLC Band - 307 sec
Tari LaCourt
Paul Cotruvo - Guitar
Nancy Wright- Sax
Willy Riser - Bass
Mark Ayoub - Keys
Artie Stix Chavez -Drums
notes:
Tommy Castro and the Tommy Castro Band are featured on Tari's new CD
"Better Late! Than Never".
Tommy Castro plays lead guitar on "Easier to Say" and "Unlove You". "Stormy Monday" features the whole band live at Copia, Napa, California.
"Better Late! Than Never" is just a title that I feel shows the average artist, that no matter how long you've been performing, or singing, it's never too late to chase the dream.
A little something about
Tari LaCourt
Tari LaCourt , formerly Tari Smith, was born in Oakland, CA, At the age of 12 she was fully engulfed in her very first working cover band. While in high school, she would sneak into the night clubs of Oakland and sit in with the bands that were performing. She participated in anything that was related to music, i.e. Choirs, school musicals, classical competitions and local rock bands.
At the age of 19, she left her day job to audition for a local club band and she was off and running singing with local bands such as Logos, Hot Cider, Hot Street and most recently The DeSotos sharing the stage with the fabulous vocals of Calvin Tillery for the past 16 years. Its been great having Calvin as an inspiration.
Tari has often been vocally likened to such great talents as: Lydia Pense, Bonnie Raitt, Etta James, Aretha Franklin, and Ruthie Foster, throughout her career.
She has had the privilege of being part of opening acts for the likes of:
Loggins and Messina, Dave Mason, John Mayall, Jackson Browne, The Pointer Sisters, Albert King, Tower of Power, Lydia Pense & Friends (formerly Cold Blood), Elvin Bishop, J Giles Band, Ricky Nelson, just to name a few.
She has also performed on stage together with:
Elvin Bishop, Lydia Pense and Friends, Bruce Conte, John Mayall, Dave Mason, Robbin Ford and John Lee Hooker, Clifford Coulter, Bill Withers and countless others. Most recently she has been spotted sitting in with The Tommy Castro Band and the fabulous Mr. Earl Thomas. Tari was honored to have been able to record a song written and produced by Ronnie Montrose for a Canadian movie.
She finally made the decision to go into the studio and record her first solo CD.
Ive always wanted to record an album, Tari says, The time just feels right now. I have been blessed with the most wonderful and talented players on this project, including the incomparable Tommy Castro!! I love him. I love everyone that participated. She adds, Music knows no age. So, I guess you can say that its never too late to follow your dream. She adds, I was born to entertain! Thats what I intend to do.
Auteur : artiechavez
Tags: Artie Stix Chavez Tari LaCourt Nancy Wright Paul Cotruvo
| | Gloria Romero, Sen Hearings on LA Court Interpreters' Strike - 658 sec
Testimony from full range of witnesses on severe impact of strike- offices of PD, DA, City Attorney, MABA, MALDEF, Judicial Council, and the interpreter union contrast sharply with LASC Presiding Judge Czuleger and CEO Clarke's insistence that the court's were managing well and without compromising justice.
Auteur : calinterpreters
Tags: LA Superior Court Language Access Immigrant Rights
| | I Dont Lend My Man - Tari LaCourt & The TLC Band - 263 sec
Tari LaCourt Paul Cotruvo - Guitar Nancy Wright- Sax Willy Riser - Bass Mark Ayoub - Keys Artie Stix Chavez _ Drums
Auteur : artiechavez
Tags: Artie Stix Chavez Tari LaCourt Nancy Wright Paul Cotruvo
| | When A Womans Had Enough Tari Lacourt & The TLC Band - 256 sec
Tari LaCourt ,
Paul Cotruvo - Guitar
Nancy Wright- Sax
Willy Riser - Bass
Mark Ayoub - Keys
Artie Stix Chavez - Drums
Auteur : artiechavez
Tags: Artie Stix Chavez Tari LaCourt Nancy Wright Paul Cotruvo
| | Walk On by Tari LaCourt & The TLC Band - 250 sec
Tari LaCourt Paul Cotruvo - Guitar Nancy Wright- Sax Willy Riser - Bass Mark Ayoub - Keys Artie Stix Chavez _ Drums
Auteur : artiechavez
Tags: Tari LaCourt Artie Stix Chavez Nancy Wright Paul Cotruvo
| | Wes LaCourt Midland High Varsity Game1 & 2 Highlights - 594 sec
This Highlight package features Wes LaCourt, OT, DT/DE of the Midland High Chemics in Midland, MI. Game 1 is against Mt. Pleasant High School at Central Michigan University and Game 2 is in Midland against Bay City Central. Both games ended up in blowout wins for Midland High and play was cut short for Wes and most of the Midland High Chemic Starters.
Auteur : mrlacourt
Tags: Wes LaCourt Offensive Tackle Lineman Highlights High School Football Scouting Reports All-State
| | 4th in 6-pt ser: Sen. Romero Hearings: LA Court Interp. Strk - 609 sec
Judge Wesley describes Senator Romero as "angry," Romero responds, and Senator Mark Ridley-Thomas cuts off his testimony, offended by the judge's demeanor. Senator Romero discusses the implications of the Presiding Judge's testimony and describes input she received from judges who did not wish to go on the record for fear of reprisals.
Auteur : calinterpreters
Tags: LA Superior Court Interpreters Strike Language Access Immigrant's Rights
| | 5th in 6-pt ser: Sen. Romero Hearings: LA Court Interp. Strk - 583 sec
Senator Mark Ridley-Thomas presses court representatives on their posture and concludes court lacks of resolve to settle the matter. CEO Clarke compares the strike to a traffic jam and describes how the court is compensating. More fireworks as Senator Romero asks whether the substitute interpreters are all certified.
Auteur : calinterpreters
Tags: LA Superior Court Interpreters Strike Language Access Immigrant's Rights
| | Roberto Lacourt canal 13 programa luz verde - 155 sec
ROBERTO LACOURT SAXO
Auteur : RobertoLacourt
Tags: ROBERTO LACOURT SAXO JAZZ FUSION EWIE FLAUTA TRAVERSA SKI CHILE ANDREA TESA CANAL 13 SOPRANO Andrea Tesa
| | He's Not Just Another Man-Tari LaCourt & TLC Band - 200 sec
Tari LaCourt Paul Cotruvo - Guitar Nancy Wright- Sax Willy Riser - Bass Mark Ayoub - Keys Artie Stix Chavez _ Drums
Auteur : artiechavez
Tags: Artie Stix Chavez Tari LaCourt Nancy Wright Paul Cotruvo
| | 3rd in 6pt ser: Romero Sen Hearings: LA Court interp strk - 431 sec
Presiding Judge Czuleger questioned by Senator Mark Ridley-Thomas who doubts the rosy picture the court presents in contrast with all other witnesses and in contrast with usual position of courts that they are severely under-resourced. Czuleger denies that justice and access are compromised.
Auteur : calinterpreters
Tags: LA Superior Court Interpreters Strike Language Access
| | 2nd in 6-pt ser: Sen. Romero Hearings: LA Court Interp. Strk - 598 sec
Detailed testimony by reps of PD, DA, City Attorney, private counsel and MABA about serious impacts on their practices and specific cases- including use of unqualified interpreters, due process violations, use of hearsay testimony, serious delays and parents in juvenile proceedings left without interpreters.
Auteur : calinterpreters
Tags: LA Superior Court Interpreters Strike Language Access Immigrant's Rights
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