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i've never cooked corned beef brisket before so led i as going to be giving us instructions on how to do it but before we get into that i have to say have you noticed all the energ spent really strained lately everyone's been telling me they're kind of our way they're getting into tiffs for other people and by the way mercury went retrograde about two weeks ago and it will be another week yet before people start getting on you notice this actually weighs in at two point eight three pounds oh that's good that's good and its interaction say to cook it for about an hour per pound which means it should be pretty much done in about two to a half to three quarters hours ok and so now when you do the spices they come with it all the time yes it comes with a spice pack and i am not inserting the spice package now i have this thing about a lot of did you take this screw and this is the handle can you put it like this and screw him and you know if you wanted these are they're really good for our if you don't get your daily sing and then you could use this for like one acts or vegetables if you want to make a train so that would go on there the one that i usually use is this one essentially found to be doing right meats like that this tour and you're pushing the meat hour if you're going like this you're bringing it back this way now this one is very useful i use it quite a bit and i do like it and they're real easy to clean time so there are a we're all ground to the same texture right yeah that's right yeah that's right that's all right usually do hasham or you know you can do chicken and another thing is if you want to make like a chicken spread get chicken wow this is what them all the same we got well done potatoes actually all this is not a very long to cook no it didn't ok we're here you got  yes so we have had our wonderful supper and so we're going to top it off with the slush and what we do is wait use equal parts of fruit which we're going to discipline them and this time we put it in a bowl and nerk and then place and tell us what you think about it
welcome to a taste of theatre where everyone is a star this is the place where playwrights from around the country will come to showcase one scene of their play today's star is shining bright on playwright
detroit michigan at the joe louis arena the keynote address will be of course by the honorable minister louis farrakhan on february twenty first now of course we always believe this will be carried live via webcast and a live  and he was just in iran ladies and gentlemen for the like the thirty seventh anniversary of the where when i when the revolution he was there he addressed the yell at a press conference right in iran which was this month in february so i'm sure that's on there like i said if you can't find man that's the bottom michael it's not to say i say i want to minister said one of his main many tweets he's done over the last two months we've been gone but he says we don't have time he said we don't have time for diplomatic language we have today scuse all the time because we've already seen with satan today and satan just repeats itself no reason he keeps doing what he's doing because you haven't figured it out yet and it's this we don't learn from history mike is likely to repeat itself so that's why i say he's been playing this game might the whole time but we're not figuring it out might magazine run rich to be right but my point is this is we are god like this is what they put the information they put in a state took it from us basically and put all this to make us respect white supremacy like that is god no matter what the standard is david global he in two thousand and fifteen is the warmest year that's the world so that us look at this in december and december the u s east coast close as the hottest december ever so this is this is december two thousand and fourteen public pool of the black media he is doing what nature pits him to do it is the nature of the white man to make a fool of our people but it is not the nature of our people to allow to make a full of us i want to tell you that that is what he does is that a simple you make you look just like your people is but if they take this man to trial that's that's a million times worse and that's a big time better he's got is a damn black quarterback well that works on us with them to take the president all the way to the top and then bring him
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tweeted the greatest characteristic that a leader must have is a four letter word which is love i think that's the hardest character respond i have to really have love for somebody else and doing the right thing for somebody else but he said that's the greatest characteristic  ladies and gentlemen will be speaking at christ universal temple live internet of course from chicago there were twenty second which is saviors day and it's called the intensifying universal cry for justice  good new hansard maine and new york got thirty plus inches of snow ice storms also hit connecticut new york new jersey pennsylvania and another want to store all i know what's coming out of that it says are in effect for hot new hampshire maine and western massachusetts and new york said the fire department feel that some three thousand seven hundred emergency calls somebody put on a blog they said since two thousand and ten seventeen severe winter storm events have hit the northeast that are included in the top fifty four worst of their north don't get those e mails and i don't get those calls because you know when the last person someone talked to was it we just yeah that was the argument it wasn't what we said here we go for broke down what we proved to be true it was so it was my tense affine universal and that dude and he's the one if you remember talk to the brady during that game they said brady said something to him and then this is him going after break because he won the game there's a regular season game last year he went back to him but after he went to mrs sherman tweeted a picture of himself and the trying to act like did you look like my heart but the caption is talking about when he said the brady right that's what they're put in the back of your brain and they showed me the picture with him and brady and they tell you what he tweeted to tom brady you mad bro then we got to page
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no no eyes you have a look of america where that's what you see because it's expecting to wake up ironically this is not far from the dream you believe in fate your know why not because i don't like the idea that i'm not in control of my own life and or does actually what you mean let me tell you why you're here you're here because you know something what you know you can't explain but you feel it you felt it your entire life that there's something wrong with the world you don't know what it is but is there like a splinter in your mind driving you mad it is this feeling that has brought you to me do you know what i'm saying that alone you want to know what it is babylon the great is everywhere this system it is all around us even now in this very room you can see it when you look out your window or when you turn on your television you can feel it when you go to work when you go to church when you pay your ties when you pay your taxes it is the world that has been pulled over your eyes blind from the that you are a slave your eel like everyone else you were born into bondage born into a prison that you cannot smell or taste or touch a prison for your mind unfortunately no one can be told what mr babylon is you have to see it for yourself this is your last chance after this there's no turning back you take the blue pill the story ends you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe you can be whatever you want to be you can be a christian stay up to date with the latest events music and classroom lessons
it's whoopi wilson thanks for watching the sold a live program it's the second hour of a tour of the evergreen state fair and it was very much fun it was a great place and i hope you enjoy this program it's with a group of people young man i'm hoping will become a a media success somewhere somehow chase richardson in his younger brother pierce richardson and his mother jimmy pettit was there along with curtis kimball and gary and james loss and myself i will be wilson and it was a lot of fun filming it was a lot of fun to see a young and upcoming possible medias person and young man named chase richardson i appreciate everybody watching it was a great deal
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hi you're watching the presents coming up next this geoffrey castle played at the triple door in seattle night's show that we did shot a few years back great audio from the board at the triple door geoffrey castle been around for years he used to be a street musician in new york before he came out here he's played in commercials for taco time pretty popular guy you've been around the seattle area you've seen geoffrey castle you've seen one of the best out there this is him now three hundred thirty second and third graders out in front of her and i'm a player might do you guys want to hear a song what song would you like to hear but i'm going to do and i'm still astonished by this i'm going to do the second most requested song by the second third and fourth grades of care about elementary
performing arts christian that was a production of international artists in new york seattle and thank you for joining us
let them call me at the center because i know i'm married to him i says having said all this i'm against the religion or against the american jewish community but but tremendous affection for things jewish and many sorts of you know culture the iron logic and country diction is in order to have the jewish state you must eliminate what is none jewish from the land palestine and since that land wasn't yours to begin with since you had to set consciousness in the here and there have to do with them the way in which our lives history of suffering and pain is internalizing externalized attacks that go back to the bible and the old testament the first those are the facts that  that it only can form it's its itself by eliminating all otherness so that you have nothing but a single jewish entity called the state of israel do not be misled by the propaganda that israel is a multiethnic open state and nothing of the sort whatever they have to do on those lines has been done grudgingly or tactics will because when all is said and done they still have their work to do before they can carry out and make the whole and completely a jewish state which is the basic project for zionism in the problems once you get what you have there is no end to it and there's always enemies out there who are going to get you including of course others from the other other neighboring states and that is why this is terribly important the various lobbies and the interest groups that don't monitor this relationship between israel united states have played such a tremendous role in the iraq highly abnormal or only paranoid expansive state structure and i say this you know i'm not trying to just put them down but there's no evidence to the contrary just this is the  israeli peace and equilibrium there is no moment when they are not engaged in the loop trying to eliminate the rest of the palestinians and doing skull they have to take away from them all those things that make human strategy is is both war and by the united states which is the great protector of the state of israel and here comes the political are that the united states is relationship is superintended by these various lobbies which suppress dissent and stifle debate on the soldier and the simple thing to do to make this into a better world or that part of the world and help is to start opening that debate and be fearless and you know my own small contribution to the struggle overcoming zionism was as some of you may know actually taken out of circulation last year because of protests by group in michigan where of course the stupid university and we fought back and that's the point you can't very mixed up and confused as the majority of israelis want it to be some kind of peace process going in that part of the world whether they want that and the velvet to go into a coherent state for the palestinians is a very moot point but the thing is there million forces just in slavery process again not in slavery for the forced labor for the slave and for remove any level of human dignity or community or possibility of a decent life and it seems to me that
who was born in nineteen thirty in os level holds ph d s in mathematics and sociology and is the founder of transcend a network for peace development and environment in one nine hundred fifty nine he founded the peace research considered by the to cooperate for the white house to stand up against that stuff and you see it today this country is today not run by the white house it's run by the other two agents to do a kill through poisoning by having somebody put something in the food but instead stewardesses on a plane when they're traveling by plane doesn't cost that much to buy a steward for that you can do it that and the king of saudi arabia even said both more thing the prophet said before he died in this country there should be no two did the americans brought in engineers who were christian and jewish and they brought in one who puts it in birds i think nine eleven came as a surprise to me that i'm not sure but i've heard many people say now he came to the speech in that happened to us more than eighty years ago i was in my post to washington apartment touch the time i go into my history books but i knew it in advance strongly and to semitic you want to do so out of the country so he talked about the jewish home that no homeland is not an international law there's no such thing they didn't say it's the more than be that hands because they had no land to put their hands so came money and science makes they selected the i'm just saying that you have something so i would expect most of to think more but they could be and didn't be too clever and of course the book by stephen walton about a pack is saying that you have been to clippers and this is
performing arts crescendo is a production of international artists in new york seattle and lumberton thank you for joining us oh
dog here as our security expert to help us tour and she's a she's doing a good job notice how she's checking out all the potential threats in the ad like that damn cat over there yeah this present squirrel to you know watch out for them too and culture comes from people who are brazen enough to say i'm making culture you're going to like it ok all right so what we do on the show is exactly the make culture and the particular culture is club culture ok dance club golf club no danno clubs dance clubs ok are where all of the great culture comes from and goes back to ok and so the problem is that you know when you live in rural america like up i do currently there aren't a whole lot of dance clubs so you really have to work hard to make your own culture improvise you're saying exactly the kind of pushing the envelope without a stamp on it and then you're but of course rural you know the rural community is what built america ok so i expect all of america to dancing through corn in well he doesn't i said mob not mopped and i think the security dog could use a little money so i'm thinking we should pull something out of the dancing through porn which actually shot on location with corn in corn and also in a big studio on location you know but this next one we had to steal the location really and sneak in break in  middle of the i know what you're talking about and and try to get past security which who just kind of looked at us and said you know what we actually did we zeroed up and we had all these boxes that were dressed in trench coats and they just kind of or at least he is strong dong come back i remember days we'd laugh those that weren't so good  you have said good bye
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just we don't know how to tap into the thing love this experience it's a great experience i even though i'm the one being interviewed i notice the kind of enthusiasm from all of the students who are here i notice as well that oh these students are being trained for great work they've been trained for the media and the media is extremely important i try to do what i can in terms of african american history in terms of writing african american history but it's really up to the media to try to spread that story and so that's why i think what you guys are doing so vitally important in terms of the future of black people here and across the globe as well as all of the people in seattle and all the people in the u
to talk to him about they are classically studied musicians but they play gypsy music and we're going to hear some of that music today so let me introduce you to the to call themselves th music and we're going to hear some wonderful examples of it too ok let's start with millionaire yes you said you started out as a classically trained violent this and where were you in the ukraine i  that if you people can use that to get you really have to listen to it to feel it and also i think what attracts people and i think and really what are you cannot sit still one you listen to this music it's full of them or strong feelings and expressions it's very essential be away for a month or two and it was somewhere down in brooklyn this i remember oh yeah it was near the brooklyn navy yard in fact and i it was an adventure day after day it was so interesting one day a little boy in and he looks around my office and he says i like these crayons can i borrow them i said sure i'm sure what probably not see them again but it's ok next day he comes back with his father his mother his sister and a little baby and the whole family and i'm like wow they came into my office in this sitting there and they're eating something potato chips or something they were gypsies and why did they come in because they wanted help and they were in struggling with getting their social support and that what they said that the welfare worker didn't like them and then wasn't good to them and you know what i helped them so i did i called up the welfare worker and in true enough eyes i heard in her first statements that she was she didn't like them she didn't respect them and so i said well the little boy is going to school and i'm here and there you think you could do something for them so that was my one memory and it was so startling because that that school had all kinds of people from all over the place the brooklyn navy yard whatever you wanted i always had an adventure every day with that with my one experience with you the family then when i was in rimini of course visiting with my cousins we saw lots of people especially and it was my soupy friends who have been on my television show talking about soup is m i took me with them to a diversity program in west windsor a couple of months ago and on the program was  what i saw on the program that she said was that she had music from romania i said i have to talk to this person and so i talk to molina and he was interested and we exchanged information and that's why she's here today wonderful that even in today's world which is so interconnected so schedule sometimes if you're very scheduled right you'll barely can imagine doing kenya saying spent tennis with  it's great to have the style of music which is completely free it's a allows you freedom of expression and i just hope more people would be attracted to and and i'm not limited to a composers
the opportunity include funding for the all of the constitution regarding vested powers regarding matters of national security many remember how you run a race the perfect entourage back and forth from san francisco nonstop and unprecedented request which was why i rejected by the pentagon thirteen hundred policies leadership the house ethics process the time that building for illegal medical operations mean i don't
all righty well we have frank laz coming up here frank has been singing parodies and funny technology songs that kathie improv for twenty years and now more recently has been performing oldies considering the fifty's to the seventy's as oldies including beatles songs with his partner pat soul cat telenor he and pat will perform a few songs this evening frank also has appeared with a barbershop quartet and  tonight too and you can search his name on you tube and find all those wonderful previous cafe in proper form and says with frank so come on up guys here you know we need to be shy come on down here get all set up here the side don't you know no no no no no no no no  i normally normally we would have a barbershop quartet for you but we tried and tried and we could not get the fourth part of this evening lou gentleman who sings a fourth part called the baritone and we decided that in spite of it all that we could carry on as a trio so you may be missing some of the subtleties the notes in between the harmonies but we decided  that the harmonies that were left over were definitely worth it so we are very very happy to try to crank out a couple of all not at all and i thank you very  hush ok all right thank you thank you ok all right or you can actually just ok now this is a song you probably don't know this is about a guy who only plays oldies and i don't mean fifty's and sixty's i mean he works in a bar and he the very much so as we get set up for the next to act and the bride and that you've seen is just wonderful this evening we had bryan st john's band coming up here and as we've seen before because brian has been here before he is a singer songwriter and an old soul influenced by the likes of mark knopfler j j grey and dawes he's hailing from northwestern new jersey and he has his latest solo release the code and actually harkens back to his roots of his music meaning stories and a guitar he's recorded and produced by tom asked in who's done the samples and alaskan and the tapper to be in a band that like to play a little bit jazz from time to time do you mind if we give that a shot not at all i will give it a shot this is a tune off the latest record has had the privilege of put now called the is called everything must go right here tonight or on bandcamp bang camp dot com slash bryant s was really awesome premier  on the bass guitar mr allen rock n roll november twenty sixth as well and october twenty second but our next one is september twenty fourth two thousand and six the good catch barry all right thank you very much for a comment and we'll see you guys on the t v thank you very much
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a taste of theatre where everyone is a star this is the place where playwrights from around the country who come to showcase one scene of their today star is shining bright william pierce of minneapolis minnesota we will see a clip of his play you're going to miss me when i'm gone and now let's welcome our ho good grandmother taking the future up in a grandchild has a daughter has a baby she's a teenager and has no idea how to raise a baby so the grandmothers try to impute her some information not go just like that something has to change if not for herself  then for the sake of the children
evidence and this is a taste of the eva way everyone is a star today the stars are shining brightly on ralph j and today we're going to talk about his play love or happiness that's welcome to the show are these if people are trying to get in touch with you because i know that play was in two thousand and eleven and you have another play that's currently out now for center stage ladies night if they're interested in reading about something has me