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Quelab grows with the maker community - by Walter Duran
Presented at Ignite NM 15!
In 2013, the Ignite NM community raised funds for Quelab to grow. Now, in 2014, it's time to see what happened! A huge new space, lots of new members joining the space, and a host of resources and tools for makers of every age!
Quelab is Albuquerque’s hackerspace. Our mission is to foster and sustain an environment that promotes creativity, invention, and collaboration at the intersections of science, culture, art and technology.
In 2013, the Ignite NM community raised funds for Quelab to grow. Now, in 2014, it's time to see what happened! A huge new space, lots of new members joining the space, and a host of resources and tools for makers of every age!
Quelab is Albuquerque’s hackerspace. Our mission is to foster and sustain an environment that promotes creativity, invention, and collaboration at the intersections of science, culture, art and technology.
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ABQ Mini Maker Faire
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Presented at Ignite NM 15! Maker Faire is the Greatest Show (and Tell) on Earth-a family-friendly showcase of invention, creativity and resourcefulness, and a celebration of the Maker movement. It’s a place where people show what they are making, and share what they are learning. Makers range from tech enthusiasts to crafters to homesteaders to scientists to garage tinkerers. They are of all ag...
Confessions of a Public School Failure - by Cameron Goble
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico 15. How a teacher took a risk and turned my life around. This Ignite is dedicated to Ken Maier from Sandia High School.
The Wonder of Learning: 100 Languages of Children - by Haley Tucker
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico 15. Early childhood education and the New Mexico community, creating a learning environment which children's ideas and wonderment enrich their education.
Campus as a living lab - by Carson Bennett
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico #15. CNM is using the campus facilities and sustainability renovations as opportunities for teaching across all academic departments. Electrical Trades students use solar arrays to learn about direct and alternating current. Chemistry students use the arrays to learn about converting photons to electrons. Technical writing students write proposals after researchin...
Anatoliy's silver bullet - by Mark Lautman
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico #15 A common denominator separating places that over produce technical talent from those that under produce. The solution is a simple, inexpensive and easy to implement curriculum change.
The Story of ACE Leadership High School - by Anthony Medina
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico 15. Anthony traveled the world looking to serve, and at ACE Leadership High School, he found what he was looking for.
How might Human-Centered Design change New Mexico? - by Andres Lazo
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico 15. Design (Design Thinking) is a process developed by the Standford University Design School (d. school) and IDEO that is now used by organizations and people around the world. It starts with empathy and the study of human needs, desires, and behaviors. This effective design process can help build many ideas and solutions to the most challenging of problems. Huma...
Saving the Earth One Ostrich at a Time - by Andrea Romero
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico 15 How NM can save the environment and the meat industry through ostrich production.
Constituent Services and You! - by Matt Ruybal
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico 15 What are constituent services offered by your Congressional Office? And why you should use them!
Living on a Boat: How not to Kill Each Other - by Rosa Linda Román
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico 15 A lot of people dream of leaving it all behind and escaping to a tropical island, but could you actually do it? When our New Mexico-based family moved onto a boat we got a crash course on surviving and thriving in close quarters. The lessons learned from our year of living on a boat with 2 kids, 2 adults and 1 large dog could help anyone in the pursuit of their...
You Can't Teach This in a Classroom - by Jon Whetzel
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico 13 in August 2012. "The 21st century has the great advancements in the human condition occurring from the integration of varying disciplines. Yet many collegiate curricula force students to maintain a singular focus. This talk covers my experiences as a mentor over a year-long video game project for students in the Interdisciplinary Film & Digital Media program at...
Martial Arts in our Schools - by Dr. Michael Pridham
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico 13 in August 2012. "Mixed Martial Arts is the fastest growing sport in the world today. Along with training comes discipline, mental clarity, respect, and physical exercise. Martial arts curricula should be implemented into our schools to help children benefit from the positive attributes."
Education is Succeeding, but What Are We Educating Our Children For - by John B. Simms
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico 13 in August 2012. "Given demographic data, the education system across space and time seems to get consistent results. There are reasons for this. In other words, our schools are not failing but succeeding beyond a reasonable doubt. The question, however, is what are we educating our children FOR?"
Interesting Failures, Curious Successes - Quelab's First Two Years - by Walter Duran
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Presented at Ignite New Mexico 13 in August 2012. "Quelab just had its second birthday. We've come a long way and had a lot of fun. I'll be talking about the the things we've been making, crafting, and hacking. And perhaps most entertainingly, the lessons we've learned when things go horribly wrong."
Reducing Hunger in New Mexico One Garden at a Time - by Penny Davis
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Reducing Hunger in New Mexico One Garden at a Time - by Penny Davis
Albuquerque Maker Faire - by Charel Morris
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Albuquerque Maker Faire - by Charel Morris
Lessons Learned from a Cheap Lightweight BBQ Grill - by David Mascarenas
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Lessons Learned from a Cheap Lightweight BBQ Grill - by David Mascarenas
Cup of Sugar - Neighborhood as Studio - by Vecinos
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Cup of Sugar - Neighborhood as Studio - by Vecinos
Micro Everything - The Benefit of Small - by Joaquin Roibal
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Micro Everything - The Benefit of Small - by Joaquin Roibal
Alternative Congress - by Arianna Parsons
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Alternative Congress - by Arianna Parsons
The Secret to Finding Happiness - a Reverse Ignite by Stephen Vann
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The Secret to Finding Happiness - a Reverse Ignite by Stephen Vann
Open Source Spaceflight Hardware - by Greg Moran
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Open Source Spaceflight Hardware - by Greg Moran
Nurturing Your Creative Spirit in an Age Where Creativity Can Be Harder than Ever - by Brian Lorelle
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Nurturing Your Creative Spirit in an Age Where Creativity Can Be Harder than Ever - by Brian Lorelle
Living Like Kerouac: How I Survived Three Weeks in a Dune Shack - by Stephen Ausherman
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Living Like Kerouac: How I Survived Three Weeks in a Dune Shack - by Stephen Ausherman
Adapting George R R Martin's "Game of Thrones" as a Graphic Novel - by Daniel Abraham
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Adapting George R R Martin's "Game of Thrones" as a Graphic Novel - by Daniel Abraham
Simulated Space Missions as Educational Tools - by Stephen Vann
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Simulated Space Missions as Educational Tools - by Stephen Vann
Housing First and Ending Homelessness in New Mexico - by Robert Nelson
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Housing First and Ending Homelessness in New Mexico - by Robert Nelson
Lessons in Leadership from Avatar the Movie - by Stacy Sacco and Tim Borror
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Lessons in Leadership from Avatar the Movie - by Stacy Sacco and Tim Borror
Another thing to remember is if somehow you ended up being interrogated by the police (voluntarily) at their station and you decide to be silent. Explicitly state that you are pleading the fifth amendment. This is because sometimes if you just stay silent without saying that, they may try (in court) to say that you chose not to say anything out of guilt. Or you can just not voluntarily go to the station for an interview if you do not have an attorney
None of Below ~ Are an Option. *How do I know?* Cuz there are NO-Options; Left. None. At. All.
The cops are only looking for something they can use to charge you with
Don’t talk to them and don’t do those FSTs.
My life is forever ruined because I talked. Just don't do it!!
Now im in love with this lady attorney... God bless you always !
I'm a 70yr old crusty old man and I've seen this film at least once a year as far back as I can remember. And it still kicks me in the feels every time.
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Although this is meant for US audience, I feel that her wisdom can be applied anywhere in the world.
Is this not a joke? You really need to know this, as a law-abiding citizen, living in USA? I’m from Norway, and this feels, well, literally foreign to me. Are there countries in Europe where this type of advice is applicable?
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As a norwegian this is clear as mud.
So much for "Innocent until proven Guilty". I've seen so many friends et off Scott Free because they kept their mouth closed.
Right on. Thanks for sharing.
Very important information!!!! For ALL to hear, listen and follow her instructions above others. Highlight this comment and video 😎 information is POWER!
I've had only good experiences with talking to cops. Never been arrested. Have had cops after me about 30 times for dirving infractions, DUI suspicions, hit and run etc. Never paid a dime for a lawyer and never wasted any time at the cop shop insisting on a lawyer.
DO NOT TALK TO THE COPS. Your attorney will do that for you.
This is great but sadly cops can just shoot you or Arrest you for nothing. It really sucks and is horrible what they get away with. And you don't need to give info in all states so that's a lie.
_"Shut up!"_ *Best. Advice. Ever.* _"I'm trying to date a criminal defense attorney and she'll never let me get to second base if I consent to a search."_ *Brilliant.*
You don't have rights, unless you know your rights and assert them.
Funny as lawyers are thought of as total scum and leaches in the USA, implying that someone else is worse.
The lawyer is wrong off the bat, when she says most people are instinctively honest. Not even close.
She was good !
"Did you say anything stupid? By anything stupid I mean anything at all" - Saul Goodman
Thanks Matt Ruybal for all you do for citizens every day! Truly great public service that can really help people and improve communities.
This Lawyer knows her profession
This is exactly what the Pot Brothers at Law teach people whenever they encounter Law Enforcement.
Why are the police allowed to talk to us?
Aren't they public servants?
Poor production values hurt this video.
I agree with most of what she said but why willingly give up your ID?
There's a critical point she glosses overs. In a court case, third-party statement are generally not allowed; it's called hearsay. (Hearsay is technically any statement not made in court.) If anyone gets on the stand -- including a cop -- and testifies "I heard person X say ...", such testimony can be thrown out (or not allowed in) as hearsay. However, there are several exceptions to the hearsay rule,. One such exception is the "admission of party opponent", which includes self-incriminating statements. So a cop can (and will) be called to testify to any incriminatory statements made by a defendant, but cannot testify to any exculpatory statements, because the latter are expressly forbidden as hearsay. This isn't the cop being a jerk, this is just how the law works. Thus the Miranda warning, "anything you say can and will be used against you". Disclaimer, I am NOT a lawyer, and I've never actually heard a lawyer explain this. Her statement (about the 0:55 mark) of "kinda skating the razors edge of ethics by talking about it" makes me wonder what ethics violation she is skating. Explaining how the law works is unethical?
This video is somewhat older now, but an important point. Depending on the situation, it may not be enough to simply stay silent. It is best to directly, unequivocally and unambiguously state your invocation of the fifth amendment. Ditto for requesting a lawyer -- something like "should I get a lawyer?" or "do I need a lawyer?" are insufficient. Clearly state "I want a lawyer". (Note: I am NOT a lawyer.)
I agree, interrogating officers are well known for using verbal strategies. So saying "I want a lawyer" could be purposefully misinterpreted by police as not asking for a lawyer - you're just telling the officer that you want a lawyer. However, saying something like "I am requesting to speak to my attorney" is more direct and probably less able to be misinterpreted
Retired leo here. Shut up! Do not agree to talk. Do not consent to search of your person, home, car. Do not agree to provide finger prints, handwriting samples, documents, etc. If they have probable cause, they will proceed without your consent. Don't obstruct or hinder. They are in charge at the moment. Let them have control. Everything is now video recorded. Show that future jury, and the media your controlled demeanor, courteous speech, respectful tone and assertion of your constitutional rights. Let the cops appear heavy handed and oppressive in their demeanor.
This would be be very informative if there wasnt so much ambient noise and echo in the room that makes it hard to understand what you are saying.
This is just some of the most helpful best advice. Everything she says is relevant and extremely useful information take head of it
If you are being questioned by police, the only things you MUST LEGALLY speak aloud is "I am invoking my 5th amendment right to remain silent and I would like to speak with my attorney". If you are still arrested for "obstruction", do not resist, remember you will be earning potential money sitting in jail wrongfully. You are NOT obligated to be a witness against yourself.
She’s so right when she said that confessions from the innocent and the guilty sound exactly the same, obviously everyone speaks and conveys their story differently but the reason they sound the same is because the tactics law enforcement use to get confessions are very clever and cunning and they essentially “walk” people into confessing and not always but many times they don’t quite realize they’ve confessed or given enough information to be prosecuted until it’s too late and sometimes not at all AND sometimes they’ve even convinced themselves that what they said is going to help their case and vindicate them
The best advice I heard is "if they had enough evidence to convict you, they wouldn't be interrogating you"
The problem isn't the cops. They are just people following their orders. The problem isn't their bosses, they are just people following their orders. The problem is the orders. The laws. There are too many laws, they are not understood by the people they are meant to protect. Their volume and complexity benefit only lawyers, politicians and special interests. Like she says, these days everyone is guilty of at least something - there are so many things to be guilty of now it's impossible not to be. And because of this we lose respect for the law even more and society becomes more lawless in aggregate. So do us all a favor. Vote for politicians who will reduce the size and power of government that creates all these laws. Vote for a deregulator. Vote for giving people the right to defend their communities and manage them more autonomously with less of the intrusive abusive powers above.
Thank you
4:15 "DO what ordered to do". "Ordered to do something, Then DO it." << 'Do'?? "Unconditional" - as "Trick" re: 'field sobriety test' - (as noted: "Never mandatory"). So, if One Knows this test is NOT Mandatory, WHY "Do" it? - thrown out later, BUT? "Tricks" should Never be a part of process. Tricks lends Thought One has power, then the people must fight against Unconstitutional Tyrants that *are to be Our servants.* *TRUTH spoken about 'processes'* should *Never be hidden* nor Denied.
Every American should be required to watch this
Fuck the police in the u.s and canada I have my drivers license i just need my dam passport
I never had to deal with such situation but god damn its no surprise "Fuck the police" is a quote. You think theyre here to protect you but really arent.
Alternate title : the police hate her! check out these 10 tricks to make your traffic stop BETTER!
0:49 This is one of the scary things "there are laws saying you have to help the police", and then when you talk to them they could twist anything you say into something to put you in jail.
She's hot. Thought I'd throw that in there.
I think in Hawaii you are required to submit to field sobriety test or automatically loose your license for a year….. is this true?
Woman is in the right profession. She could also make a great teacher or a salesperson. Very elegant and logical speaker.