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i love to cook yes because in every recipe they so many variations and everyone can bring his own touch yes and sometime you have to put some crazy reunions and good good ok now i think it's time for entertainment yes i would like to do some magic for you like the good old days in vegas when those two famous machination and what is the name already here five one dollar bill you see very simple but sometimes those dollar bill can change you know twenty's that's the way i make my money i show you another one even more difficult you see this yes it's ok i'm going to make it disappear in front of your eyes in front of the camera anyway so there is no battery no tricks you see no special effect no machinery with nothing everything is there you see nothing take the skin away it's better break the shell and then you take it away it cuts so easy now it is time for the lemon we put on top of the juice of the lemon all those great people and of course there is a lot to see the palace and the museum and of food is great too while and i can stop myself to bring you one yes but you would feel like a
survival second that palestinians in one nine hundred forty eight just up and left their homes voluntarily to invading zionism three that israel extended a hand of peace the author for writing a true history had to leave israel due to threats i'm joined by dr bram so we ask questions raised by ilan pappe pace the ethnic cleansing of palestine it's my pleasure to welcome returning guest a moral politics  be in control of the company they wanted to control a company the best thing to do was to blame but us tion as a piece of land given to the jewish people and then ethnically cleanse the palestinians and we've had other instances of ethnic other than that you know book is about ethnic cleansing which is which is a horrible concept you know genocide and another word how did it how did they go about it what is he telling us how did he get started how d are also but this myth didn't hold up but still they continued to slaughter what did the international community do while plan d was raging whether the international community unfortunately was not paying attention  when the ha going to bomb these villages they didn't spare women or children no no no not at all like there were victims among the children among the women and among men as well  of people running into the sea of to avoid being killed now was ethnic cleansing actually collateral to this conflict this war of glorious so called war is war of independence  have been built on like you can actually see village i notice a popping when i read the book that it was talking about the how the israelis are perfected the phony peace process after the not and it seems like that continues to today the peace process is a kind of lied to for more than sixty three years the out actually supporting and financing a claim and the claim is just as bad as the holocaust itself by the zionist nazis in germany so just to recap it i guess i guess that there was us actually how much of freedom is a lame really office to anybody who disagrees with it what about this other minister about israel actually extending the hand of peace after the one nine hundred forty eight conflict won't forget so we can learn from the past to correct the present to correct the present atrocity yeah it's a moral imperative and then the americans i think will do them selves a very good favor by eating the book and then realizing your support of israel and according to a we must keep straight who is the victim and who has always been the victimizer in this issue and it's not it's not a complicated story it's a simple story
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oh had a lot of freedom with a child sized thailand and i heard a record store in e g oregon where i was livin and i loved her i thought she was speaking to me and i didn't even realize you sing you know it was that the communication  like that's it we can't have you playing pots and pans and banging around the house that much and you are so i still have a keyboard it still works and believe it or not i still way ahead i actually like when i work on case music or something and i might be
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on this program focus on it is designed to promote a better understanding of islam and muslims and god willing i hope we are fulfilling our commitment to you the viewer tonight we have a very interesting program as we will talk about god consciousness and that is called in the choir and tonight titled the choir and the human personality tonight joining me my special guest is a nationally known locally known here as the religious  to who wants to even go further than that he goes into the positive by emphasizing his relationship his positive growth relationship with the almighty a last one on a tile or he develops that compassion and love to the from the spiritual side right now how is this concept related to influencing us from a religious point of view to our personality and human behavior that is a very interesting question personality is a psychological concept actions and experiences of taqwa he could definitely achieve a tremendous positive influence on his personality as a dependent variable yes well let's talk a little bit about and go into detail what is the process of which means fear of loss be mindful have consciousness of a lot wherever you were times in a place and when you commit wrongdoing try to immediately follow it with good  nothing better for us exact live a good conscience life now when we talk about types of behavior in layman's terms can you talk about the type of behavior that we are talking about yes always when we look at the concept of we look at two aspects of human personality we look at the first individual human behavior and follow through that is the and only a large of them what is in their hearts so that is where the it is the place of the feelings the emotions which dictates a human behavior of  while you give us a good description and good directive for behavior for all of us and let me remind myself that the first is repentance then is the good deeds and then is the consciousness of  accountability of the self you know in the last minute or so we have the program how can this help our society good to question one of the most important objective  human society is to have harmonious relationships between the individuals that form the society to have integrated relationship yes because life sometimes can have a very in these situations of desperateness all over the world whether in bosnia or question me or i've seen saw many good people from different christian faith catholic faith coming together with muslims yes for a good common cause and i see that sort
following program is sponsored by the i will open door church yet all indoor church he's committed to loving god loving people and loving life our doors are open to whomever no masks required seattle open door church better after rich you need to know jesus christ your lord and savior jesus said behold i stand at the door and not going to be one hears my voice and opens the door i will come in ruston thirteen's as rebel calls upon the name of the lord today you want to get more information you can always go to our website to learn how to accept jesus christ as your lord and savior you can go to there is hope to god i want there is there is hope t v dot org and we have information on frequently ask open door churches are vision is loving gun loving people loving life now that's the vision for a church to love god to love people love life let me tell you something that if you love god and love people you will love life you know why some people don't love life they don't love god or they don't love people if you love god you don't love people who don't love life let me tell you something else when you love life you will love people you will love god it goes both ways and out of it if you have a love and a passion for god and you say god i just love you with all my heart thank you jesus so you've done so much for me laura i just love you lord what can i do for you that's what happens when you have true love love the lord what can i do you love me how can i love you you know god is going to answer loving god leads to loving people let me tell you if you love god or i love you so much what can i do he says i want you to love this person over here i want you to love this person over here i want you to do this for this person here almost are you still love me people start loving gun you don't  there's a fire let me tell you if you say i don't have a fire in me why don't i have a fire in the wind i'm not excited about life you're probably not loving god loving people try it just try that if you if you think life is kind of boring  love people and let me tell you you will be able to love people the way god has you to love them unless you start loving god so long i my life and i'm a deadbeat human being i'm a deadbeat christian i'm the boss blank christian there is god change me love people you realize you don't have the ability when you go until you got to god god gave me the ability to love people and heal you know you do history show you how much he loves you and we realize how much he loves you you can't help but give back and love people so that's our vision you have been listening to there is so with pastor richard over through jesus christ we can live a victorious life seattle open door church located in period committed to loving god loving people and loving will open door church once you know that regardless of where you've been or what you've done god loves you there are doors are open to anyone and everyone their services are sunday mornings at eleven seattle open door church is located at six twenty five south west one hundred forty ninth street in period next to the southwest courthouse
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without water people can survive and you have a million people or more than a million people today as and i need water there they will not sit quietly without  irrigated water you can see the struct the stark difference of injustice when you look at the palestinian villages sometimes hundreds of meters away and they don't enjoy the so amount of  or in some places you know the pipe bringing the water actually goes right next to a palestinian village which is not connected to water in the first place this is the type of injustice this is the type of breeding ground for trouble usaid project funded by the u s government ok and though the project as a whole is to drill for wells and then to put in the pipeline and the reservoirs to collect the water from those wells for best bethlehem and he brought right now in hebrew and as i understand they only get water in much of the city once every two weeks or something like that in bethlehem it's once a week or once every ten days they have a rationing system and this will greatly increase the supply of that water palestinians and israelis this is our mutual source of water hey we if it will be polluted we should both lose this resource of water so polluting the water on the one hand and asking and in israel's political security interest to meet the palestinians legitimate needs on the water issue it israel's interest why is it in israel's interest because the agreements was never spelled out it said we recognize the water rights of the published but we have to negotiate what that means my position is it with a sense of goodwill and a recognition that water is not
following program is sponsored by seattle open door church seattle open door church is committed to loving god loving people and loving life our doors are open to whomever no masks required seattle open door church is located in downtown bierria next to the southwest courthouse welcome to there is so your host for there is hope is richard over a senior pastor of seattle open door church in  jesus christ we can live a victorious life seattle open door church located in period committed to loving god loving people and loving life seattle open door church once you know that regardless of where you've been or what you've done god loves you there doors are open to anyone and everyone their services are sunday mornings at eleven seattle open door church is located at six twenty five south west one hundred forty ninth street in berrien next to the southwest
there is really no help for these women because everything he continues to get swept under the rug by our politicians our community nobody wants to admit that there is a problem well we're here to tell you that there is a problem one of the things that we need is your help the communities help the states everything we need donations and we need people to turn around and make sure that your donations are working for you in our own community we need volunteers whether it may be to volunteer in a day care hours claiming whatever it is that it may be you know we need donations for clothing necessities food so toothbrush toothpaste there are so many things that we will be needing from you and as we go knocking on your door spread donations we're hoping that you will respond in a way that will help us we are wanting women to help women and at this point in time we need volunteers we need volunteers to help with the children to keep them in a safe place while these women go out and find jobs we need jobs but for our community that is a lack of what is happening and which is causing a lot of our homelessness because people live from paycheck to paycheck so once again we're asking for your help and donations as well as volunteers for what we're and the ladies say a lady in the back  and ready to go you should be why do you have to hold yourself back a dime to go to school a lawyer you go to school now it's time for you to be a somebody church s sunday school it is time for you to be one hundred the promise that we have here in the jackson area is homelessness we have a women that are living out in the street with their children which is very unsafe not only for obvious reasons what is going on one of the things one of our biggest concerns is the fact that there is really no help for these women because everything good continues to get swept under the rug by our politicians our community nobody wants to admit that there is a problem well we're here to tell you that there is a problem one of the things that we need ears your help the communities help the states everything we need donations and we need people to turn around and make sure that your donations are working for you in our own community we need volunteers whether it may be to ballentine here in a day care hours claiming whatever it is that it may be you know we need donations for clothing necessities food soap toothbrush toothpaste there are so many things that we will be needing from you and as we go knocking on your door spread donations we're hoping that you will respond in a way that will help us we are wanting women to help women and at this point in time we need volunteers we need volunteers to help with the children to keep them in a safe place while these women go out and find job
it norman simon of lincoln nebraska as the man said i have been a playwright for for a few years since i since i retired past ranted about and and some of it not for this play i just like the audience to to enjoy themselves particularly i guess most of the laughs come from the older people in the audience while there's one there's one predominant characters and this is this is in some ways a monologue and and so this character is earnest is a guy in his seventy's who complains about everything he's undone by his own stubbornness while one is his his daughter who's who's twenty years old and who he's been caring for by himself or for sixteen of those twenty years and another is is barbara has his girlfriend while this is the usual advice that's give it is that is is to right because he you know you improve by by writing and and and h
two things a protest the city's out putting up the martin luther king's and also demanding the congress may dr martin luther king jr's birthday a national holiday to be very short in november second one thousand nine hundred three president ronald reagan change the name of the street we selected empower our way because it began in the black community on madison street and ran all the way to the city limits of south ryan many people tried to get us to go for school  so we're still celebrating dr king this year we're adding a new component which will be an information opportunity fair so people can have an opportunity to talk about job training education employment contract opportunity as well as the united negro college fund universal washington they'll view college salle university will be talking about other opportunities and a salable occasional assist who will be offering information about their pre open issue program when you think about apprentice making eight twenty seven dollars an hour journey people making forty two an hour dump truck drivers make it forty five bucks an hour we need to have more people to look like us enjoying equal opportunity and where our tax dollars create opportunity thank you very much for your time today and wish you have a happy martin luther king jr day this award was presented to me this morning had nine thirty in portland oregon seattle scatter i mean a portland scanner and  the portland scanner newspaper they have a breakfast every martin luther king day and myself as a core founder of the committee along with the committee with the recipients of this war this morning and so hopefully many more cities will undertake this endeavor i also want to add that in one thousand nine hundred eighty four this county was some balik lee name up for martin luther king jr fifteen years later nobody really knew that two thousand then governor christine gregoire came to the cape the martin luther king jr county courthouse in san legislation officially changing the name of this county to honor dr martin luther king jr now as few minorities and people of color we have in this so you can give everybody the accurate account of history and a proper recognition for people who were involved in the civil rights struggle thank you very much i enjoyed this opportunity
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containers this time yeah we call it we're going to put it in the fridge first for several hours and we're going to decorate when we take them out and we marinate about ten to fifteen minutes and we put it back in the fridge makes a and there are ten or fifteen minutes like this and then i cook s
oil so ready to add some all of oil and oh yeah and we're going to wait for this to basically come to a boil and then were to add our noodles and then let those us it's your job ok so are noodles here have got to them take care whatever basically they're nice and play and they're nice and then so over and take our noodles here and we are going to drain i think it's a good meal to whip up on a date night right before dinner
it's oranges and rosemary and all these beautiful peppers and the some garlic and were basically going to take in their cavities and we want to stuff all that stuff from all of their cattle you just all of us look at all those now is see that she wants to eat the dogs more i mean they all want to eat my bird get away from my bird steve ball all right so let's try to get the rest of the stuff done up in here birds and they haven't been seen as enough already or use a little bit of sea salt this a little bit this nice little farm so anderson get all your seats near close like usually usual protocol with making pumpkins i'm sure you've seen that i have five or six hundred episodes how the oil it so the thirty five forty minutes for the corn so they look like they're staring to cook up a little bit they're not as says the orienting at because this is all pretty fresh but they've been there for a good fifteen minutes or so they've got forty five to go we've got forty five here and we've got about thirty five of forty five there so those will be done and you can have the cilicia screen all in about one hour's time that's not very long for a meal like this something that looks almost like thanksgiving or of the sauce over the top of it because it's chunky you're going to want to use a spoon it's not like your usual usual basting liquid here just try to get these vegetables chicken stuff on here look at all that delicious chicken get that some nice nice chicken juice on there just beautiful just smell the smell between the corn and the pumpkins and everything we have right up here on this plate and we're going to play that up and this is going to look awesome fall festival like i'm talking this is cool looking guys here it is i mean look at this stuff look at this cornish hand and look at our corn with our  and a little bit of the cloves with the butter and we baked the sun up and we had our corn baking we just threw our corn in there and we just kind of if you saw me to use skin off take a little chunks off here and there or make it look pretty and then our cornish chance here we made this nice nice stuff in here of the different bell peppers and the garlic and the oranges and we squeezed orange on top of it with the rosemary and we put a lot of a sea salt and some black pepper up on their own just a vine
following program is sponsored by seattle open door church seattle open door church is committed to loving god loving people and loving life our doors are open to whomever no masks required seattle open door church all this is basta ridge you need to know jesus christ your lord and savior jesus said behold i stand at the door and not going to be one hears my voice and opens the door i will come in robust and thirteen's as wherever calls upon the name of the lord will questions about christianity we let you know step by step and accept jesus christ your lord and savior encourage you to go to there's hope t v dot or that is there is hope t v dot org also on it you know if you would like to talk to me person you can always give me a call toll free anytime one eight six six one god you have been listening to there is hope with pastor richards over through jesus christ we can live a victorious life seattle open door church located in  committed to loving god loving people and loving life seattle open door church once you know that regardless of where you've been or what you've done god loves their doors are open to anyone and everyone their services are sunday mornings at eleven seattle open door church is located at six twenty five south west one hundred forty ninth street in period next to the southwest courthouse
and i rolled out a two thousand foot long wire on the sage brush and i had with me one of these crude receivers that i built plastic box and i have passed into an audio amplifier tape recorder headphones on and i happened to get up early before sunrise connected it all up and put the headphones on and very frankly i heard ten terms of the wire and you connect with the receiver and that's your magnetic field i began to desire to record the stuff in stereo i was going to take it to a new level i was beginning to make good recordings and on l turned there were mind blowing real pure talent thrill direc