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and i was one fame i didn't commit any crime except saying that we need  one of the great concerns for ethiopia is that every transition of government has occurred vali could through and if you have he doesn't need another war it needs a democratic transition but without freedom of speech and free press that worker people are in dark not just there is nothing they can hear from the two thousand and five elections on there has been a concerted campaign to prevent a free media from operating in saudi arabia for example recently there are three journalists already on they stood in the name of terrorism because they try to just say what they believe in what they see allowing the people of ethiopia to hear these debates is critical committed to bringing a voice to the voiceless whether it be through television internet radio is a vehicle for change if others can follow us we can continue to bring hope and optimism to the people just you know and
i'd show them again because they're just people i met in and there are some of the good people right there working hard entertainment that's going on around before we head out for this year might return a lot of american roadhouse for some more entertainment for leaving town but i'm going to stop another venue but on my way of course the cops are out in force so you have to be careful even on your last night you have got to be careful and you've got to make sure that you're not drinking and driving you've got to make sure all your lights are correct that you're you gotta be careful out here there is nobody performing there also up please jack and make sure you remember to turn on your headlights before you take it out if you're driving along to sturgis city streets without your headlights on there are going to be some pick stand and try to make a left turn you're going to tip over right in the middle of a story and the cops being the nice guys they are are going to come over and help you write your motorcycle and at night but here's where they get your sunglasses at night for a heart is not right in a cold or your sunglasses at night fact it's illegal on a motorcycle or in a car for that matter so if you are required to have ice a section on because you're on a scooter without a windshield and make sure are there layer glasses because if you take off with sunglasses off and happen to pass by the caps and they notice  out by glencoe joe boyd the temptation to get the speed limit as you take off from the stop sign at every intersection by the way there are stop signs on every intersection and stop lights right in the middle of the u s highway which i kind of find difficult that they can do that but it is dangerous out there i've seen guys run into those before so please be careful there are stop signs on telling you can't even see them coming up before they're smashing in my hat so be careful out there folks and please don't forget if you have had too much to drink you certainly don't want to drive because you're going to get into and they come here well first off you don't need to to an end to it because we've got over one hundred speakers around on buildings downtown sturgis and you can avoid it which makes us south dakota's listened to radio station and you also have a website we stream the world wide web twenty four seven at that not all black ok thank you very much  to learn more about all the entertainment bands and extreme sports fighting at their location on was ill and first visit dot com while in sturgis camping combinations provided by the broken spokane crown learn more about all the entertainment bans and camping at broken spoke campground dot com please visit my archive page at seattle community media dot org slash node slash one two three seven four slash list shows and as always thank you for watching
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next chicken breast here and if you see i kind of just cut right down the middle to get you can put it like a chicken pocket exactly turn your chicken into a pocket stuffed all right so i got all these doodads cleaned up they're baking making baking they're in there in their cheeses melting in there they're going to take their thing that hour and we have in here all of our beautiful lovely sauce that is just cooking so slow down right away and we're going to let the stuff cook on up yeah screamed after we get them in our main course that the kids made they did a really good show so this is our much less of a look at how beautiful and colorful it is just beautiful mushroom stuffing get a good let's get the chicken up here next all right folks here is our provolone stuffed chicken breasts covered in our home a marriage sauce and then smother it again on with all these mushrooms and the pepper chines and bell peppers and all those types of i talian type take a vegetable see there and we put these together with some chicken broth and we basically seasoned on and it was just a beautiful dish so this together with theirs and then we have for dessert a cinnamon apple crisp which is going to be coming up in a few moments laila loves and stuffing and the chicken is so good on their we have a look at them util cool apple for us that we're on top of all that beautiful ice cream so we have the apple crisp and we have all that beautiful chicken that we did the mushroom stuffing it all came together into this wonderful anniversary edition of lily sizzling we've been doing this since two thousand and seven it's two thousand and fourteen three years so we're coming to you and i hope you enjoy those delicious licious episode year anniversary edition everyone's been involved in it so much as on
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following program is sponsored by seattle open door church yet all open door church is committed to loving god loving people and loving life our doors are open to whomever no mass required seattle open door church is located in downtown area next to the southwest courthouse where there is hope is richard over the senior pastor of seattle open door church in  this is basta rich do 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 be 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 t v guide or as there is hope t v dot org and we have information on frequently asked questions about you have been listening to there is so with pastor richard over through jesus christ we can live a victorious like seattle open door church located in during a committed to loving god loving people and loving one seattle open door church once you know that regardless of where you've been or what you've done god loves you their doors are open to anyone and everyone their services are sunday mornings etal at 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 get i written to highlight that when society gets confused to discern an accurate historical account that is pro risks arriving at a conclusion saw random belittling another race instead of up a holding humanity causing disgrace in reality let us go back travel back to our roots in the roots of our ancestors let's go back to a time distant far although we are be touched by watered down absurd notion of existence that filters all of us by the skin color by tribal appearances the truth remains indefinitely there protruding w facts in balance its siren alerting to our way can a soul dormant shouting when we talk about human race are referring to the origin of a black race when we talk about a black race we are referring to the origin of a human race with its unmarked sign the two are good idea yes but i'm going to much
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of seattle washington proudly presents the ministry of bishop howard robinson tearing down the forces of hail the anointed word of this trailblazer as he demolishes tradition ignorance fear and religious bondage if you seek truth change and understanding allow yourself to meditate on the word of the lord as it is delivered through this anointed vessel empowering you as a believer in  seventy james five three y y
of seattle washington proudly presents the ministry of bishop howard robinson tearing down the forces of hail here the anointed word of this trailblazer as he demolishes tradition ignorance fear and religious bondage if you seek truth change and understanding allow yourself to meditate on the word of the lord as it is delivered through this anointed vessel empowering you as a believer in  so choosing to lo company that will make us feel better temporarily
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discovery volunteer park to two downtown seattle was like center series of speakers before and afterwards we had a chance to hear some of the people of high noted importance in this industry including sure foster the washington state organic legislation that went on in the one nine hundred ninety s i was one of the authors of that i thought it doesn't make sense why a state people involved in this industry don't realize that that is an important thing that could be done so that it's no longer a schedule of anything but simply an organic medicine that is the way it should be especially in time of extinction that we're now going through planetary why with the fukushima nuclear contamination now about to kill off all the seafood in the entire planet it's really who filed this yes what is it tell me about it it's an issue that would create a high medical kind of regulation or with their own income separate from the state made up of the state and the community really and it would put back in the regulation the fifty seventy
good evening my name is lydia suffered us and i'm here with my colleague puts on about how we would like to form your band a coming event hosted by the ethiopian community center the community center located at eight eighty three twenty three when you ave south in seattle has been providing services to the ethiopian community and to others for the past twenty five plus years these services include but are not limited to cultural awareness youth programs and activities senior services health education tutoring afterschool programs going to send their children around the neighborhood to invite the neighbors and you would see the neighbors coming in greeting each other and then they would be serving and then the children would sing the new year so that's what you're going to sing thank you
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are we live i love that hi i'm a two hundred seventy one year old man here on public access i'm i'm one of three minorities there will be people that are older than two hundred years i served on the board of directors at the open mia foundation and back when it was just general media for many years and saw a bunch of cool changes com outreach with the community love it all this great stuff one thing that kind of bugged me though and i think i just need to say channel eight right i mean the elephant in the room time know fuckin yellowcard so if you've enjoyed our programming here throughout the years it'll be you know programmed by someone else  i have to do a quick costume change bear with me they couldn't meet my new t v writer i thought these would be better to introduce my niece are you ready take that as a tacit yes i've already padded for as much time as i can and it's been great i think you know the old me a foundation been broken media all the artists all the people making stuff all the musicians everyone who puts in the hours the staff the volunteers the internes everything it's a great space a great time and you know we're sorry to see a change  so i wouldn't do this anyway so i'm not doing so let's give a warm denver over media welcome to as m it's really good to be here i've been playing a lot of funerals lately i guess if you need a band for your funeral this is cheaper than an ad in the paper  but you know that's a really weird joke i just played my grandmother's funeral and i've been thinking about it when everyone's been talking about the impact that this organization and the space itself had on the community and i was thinking about my grandmother's funeral and the impact she had on the community and you know the the per funeral was a big celebration and we were all really happy and glad to be you know the things that she taught us and the things that she just proved to be true by living and that the space reminds me a lot of yeah just almost like a whole life's work worth of work here and thanks laura has got a really overqualified sound person here  camera but i'm just rambling and trying to say that it's a real honor to be here in denver up in media is not dead it's very much alive and all the people here and everyone watching in well i'm going to play one more kind of emotional song they're going to be a lot of more upbeat stuff but since you guys are listening so quietly i'm going to play kind of a quiet tune but it's about how you know the truth is
traveled all the way appeared to be in the spirit that's correct were part of the festival this weekend and they invited us to this solstice parade which was a lot of fun but it was very long and very hot and if people remember seeing you in the parade they'll remember that the announcer was saying oh they're very serious oh yeah well that's due to just the focus the level of focus and the energy in portland them oh yeah summer is a hot month for us hot months for us because we want to play all kinds of festivals grand opening spring rates that's when everybody you know that's when all those things are happening in portland summertime really opens
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this is the the infamous hlne could teach also known as helen kadish she's been learned in the base back here behind the drums we she's got faith she's been a staple of denver open media as well and she's going to play a song in a little bit  that's what's happening things are just changing
came to know from the history of the collections of the how the from the detailed studies of those great men who contributed to the science of the how do you think that muslims accept the following books of how the as which are also considered very important and these authentic in the last a minute or two maybe you could give us a couple of examples of had needs to maybe relate to righteousness humility as some important factors that islam promotes yes some of these  you and without you would not be possible if you have questions if you would like information we have been answering all mail please write to us if you have suggestions put those into we will appreciate it very much please join us next week when we
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by a gentleman who is spend many years as a legend legend and he passed away this past week and it was to there was so awesome we did a concert with them back in two thousand and six and we actually did that for and it's now known as the columbia which is festival at the time we it was new then known as the awesome man to spend time with he was a great person you are just happy to be able to spend the time with him tonight we're going to be actually this is a tape from way back when i first started the show and as we celebrate eleven years actually with with a wife of his television but but we did this in the studio two thousand and four and the thing that's really neat about it is at the time when he came into seattle he was doing the concert which hopefully i have that tape we'll be able to play that there was a concert that was held at the feeney community community feeney ridge community center and ballard and he did a concert which was actually sold out but we were fortunate to be able to get in the day before that which was substantially twenty fourth i have to ask you about somebody because the producer of our show is bill william and he and nephew albert first was one of the very first starts actually can we do it i'm going to take the microphone number four from the girls ok put over here so we get a little bit better sound a little so we do in life television so i don't expect to meet but we are privileged to  that was really wonderful you know we have a really special day to day the girls want to ask you a question but i hope that you also do something special for us today bill's birthday he's turning fifty  well you know what you must be good at handling trouble we would love to hear more about on your cd what do you have on your go to that website and it tells you more information about the finny neighborhood center something else we want to mention real quick there's an activity going on this sunday afternoon from two to four thirty at the museum of history an industry called bridging the pacific it features were our ambassadors from the university talented and had a chance to spend many days with him when he came over to do that and
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