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"REST IN POWER, THE TRAYVON MARTIN STORY"

I'M SO HONORED TO BE SITTING WITH TRAYVON'S PARENTS.

SABRINA FULTON AND TRACY MARTIN. I'M SO APPRECIATIVE FOR YOU TWO

TO BE HERE TO SHARE YOUR LIFE WITH US.

AND NOW THAT WE SEE THIS SIX SERIES DOCU-SERIES.

THAT REALLY BREAKS DOWN WHO TRAYVON IS.

WE ALSO SEE THE TRAGEDY AND NOW WE ARE PRESENT DAY.

I WANT TO START WITH WHAT MADE YOU GUYS WANT TO WORK JAY-Z

AND HIS TEAM TO TELL TRAYVON'S STORY.

BECAUSE I'M SURE MANY PEOPLE WANTED TO TELL TRAYVON'S STORY.

WE DID HAVE A LOT OF OFFERS.

THE REASON WHY WE WENT WITH JAY-Z WAS

BECAUSE JAY-Z DIDN'T COME, SEAN CARTER CAME.

WE WANTED SOMEONE INVESTED IN IT.

NOT NECESSARILY THAT HAD CHILDREN BUT UNDERSTAND

THE COMPASSION OF, YOU KNOW, BEING A FATHER.

SO WE CERTAINLY FEEL HE WAS,

YOU KNOW, THE BEST SELECTION FOR US.

ABSOLUTELY. WHAT WILL A VIEWER TAKE AWAY

FROM WATCHING SIX EPISODES ABOUT TRAYVON'S LIFE?

FIRST OF ALL WE WANTED IT TO BE EDUCATIONAL AND INSPIRATIONAL.

WE WANT VIEWERS TO SEE THAT THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG

WITH THE JUSTICE SYSTEM IN AMERICA.

THAT NEEDS TO BE CORRECTED.

BUT AT THE SAME TIME WE WANT IT TO BE A DIVERSE FILM FOR-

TO OPEN UP TO EVERYBODY SO THEY CAN START UNDERSTANDING

THE STRUGGLES AND PAINS OF AFRICAN AMERICANS

DEALING WITH THE INJUSTICES HE REIN OUR COUNTRY.

WHY DO YOU THINK TRAYVON'S STORY RESONATED WITH SO MANY PEOPLE?

I MEAN THIS ISN'T THE FIRST TIME IT HAS HAPPENED, RIGHT?

BUT FOR SOME REASON EVERYONE GRAVITATED TO TRAYVON MARTIN.

WHY DO YOU THINK THAT IS? I THNK ONE OF THE THINGS WAS,

OF COURSE THIS WASN'T THE FIRST TIME THIS HAPPENED

TO AN A AFRICAN-AMERICAN BUT I THINK PEOPLE WERE SICK

AND TIRED OF IT CONTINUING TO HAPPEN

AND SO THEY WANTED TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT

AND THIS WAS THE TRAGEDY THAT PEOPLE STARTED TO STAND UP

AND SAY, LISTEN I HAVE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.

IT WAS THE YOUNG PEOPLE WHO DECIDED THAT THEY WOULD NOT

JUST LET TRAYVON'S NAME AND DEATH JUST BE YOU KNOW,

JUST ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST.

ANOTHER ONE IS GONE, AND ONTO THE NEXT STORY.

AND THEY WANTED TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.

WERE YOU SURPRISED WHEN PRESIDENT

OBAMA SPOKE ABOUT TRAYVON

AND SAID YOU KNOW THAT TRAYVON COULD HAVE BEEN HIS SON?

FOR THE MOST PART IT WAS, IT'S OVERWHELMING TO KNOW

THAT AT THE TIME THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

EVEN CAN RELATE TO US LOSING A CHILD.

I THINK INITIALLY HE SAID TRAYVON COULD HAVE BEEN HIS SON.

AND THEN THE NEXT STATEMENT, YOU KNOW,

SOMETIME LATER HE MENTIONED TRAYVON MARTIN

COULD HAVE BEEN HIM. YES.

AND SO, A LOST TIMES YOU KNOW IT'S ONTO THE NEXT STORY.

AND HE WANTED PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT TRAYVON'S LIFE MATTERED.

AND IT COULD HAVE BEEN ANYBODY'S CHILD.

NOW TOWARDS THE END OF THE EPISODES

I SAW HOW SOME OF THE FILM MAKERS FROM "REST IN POWER"

WERE ABLE TO CATCH SOME AUDIO OF TRAYVON'S KILLER

SAYING RACIAL SLURS, BEING HATEFUL.

I MEAN EXPLOITING THE SITUATION.

DO YOU THINK HE WILL EVER HAVE REMORSE?

I DON'T THINK HE REGRETS WHAT HE HAS DONE.

AND HIS ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS.

I MEAN IT WAS SO MANY THINGS, YOU KNOW,

BEHIND THE SCENES THAT PEOPLE DIDN'T SEE.

THAT'S WHY THE DOCUMENTARY IS SO IMPORTANT.

BECAUSE YOU KNOW, WHAT WE WENT THROUGH.

YOU KNOW YOU LOST A CHILD.

THEN YOU STILL HAVE TO GO THROUGH THIS TRIAL PROCESS.

AND IT'S ABSOLUTELY CRAZY TO THINK THAT WE WENT THROUGH --

A LOT OF TIMES PEOPLE DON'T UNDERSTAN

DWHAT YOU GO THROUGH ON A DAY TO DAY BASIS BECAUSE.

THEY FIGURE IT HAPPENED SIX YEARS AGO.

BUT I CARRY IT IN MY HEART EVERY DAY.

I HAVE TO LIVE THIS EVERY DAY.

TRACY HAS TO LIVE THIS EVERY DAY.

KNOWING YOU HAVE A 17-YEAR-OLD THAT WAS UNARMED.

THAT WAS, YOU KNOW, HAD HIS WHOLE LIFE AHEAD OF HIM.

THAT WAS CUT DOWN SHORTLY, YOU KNOW,

BECAUSE OF GUN VIOLENCE. FOR NO APPARENT REASON.

JUST BECAUSE THE HATRED OF SOMEBODY ELSE.

SO, MORE THAN ANYTHING

I WANT PEOPLE TO SEE THE HATRED THAT IS HERE.

OH YES, YOU SEE IT. IT'S CLEAR.

IT GOES INTO EVERYTHING AND LEADS UP TO WHERE WE ARE TODAY.

PRESENT DAY AMERICA. DO YOU FEEL AT ALL ANY PEACE,DO

YOU FEEL THAT THERE'S ANY JUSTICE FROM THIS?

AT THE END OF THE DAY WE HAVE LOST SOMETHING

THAT WE CAN NEVER GET BACK.

WE HAVE LOST A PART OF OUR LIVES THAT HAS AFFECTED US IN,

IN MANY DIFFERENT WAYS. YOU KNOW.

AS A FATHER, AS A MOTHER, AS A PARENT YOU WOULD WANT,

YOU WANT TO SEE YOUR KIDS BLOSSOM

AND HAVE KIDS OF THEIR OWN AND, AND SO,

NOT ONLY WAS TRAYVON'S LIFE TAKEN FROM US,

POSSIBLE GRAND KIDS AND THINGS OF THAT NATURE.

AND SO TO HAVE A SILVER LINING IN ALL OF THIS.

I DON'T THINK I WILL HAVE A SILVER LINING

BUT TO GET SOME SORT OF SATISFACTION.

IF WE CAN SAVE A FEW LIVES OUT THERE

IT'LL BE ALL WORTH THE WORK THAT WE'RE DOING.

ABSOLUTELY. WHAT WOULD YOU SAY

IS SOMETHING ABOUT TRAYVON THAT WE DON'T KNOW?

BECAUSE I LOVED WATCHING THE DOCU-SERIES ANDI LOVE

THAT HE WAS INTO AVIATION.

AND JUST SEEING THESE MOMENTS JUST MADE MY HEART SO HAPPY.

IS THERE SOMETHING ELSE THAT YOU KNOW,

WE WOULD HAVE HAD NO IDEA ABOUT?

MAN HE WAS A PRANKSTER. A COMEDIAN. REALLY?

HE LOVED TELLING JOKES. HE LOVED HIS FAMILY, MAN.

HE LOVED BABYSITTING HIS YOUNGER NIECES AND NEPHEWS.

MAKING COOKIES. HE'D COOK FOR YOU.

HE WAS YOUR AVERAGE KID THAT LOVED HIS FAMILY.

HAD A LOVE FOR GOD. HE HAD A PASSION FOR SPORTS.

HE HAD A PASSION. HE HELPED FEED THE HOMELESS.

HE WAS VERY ACTIVE IN OUR COMMUNITY.

HE WENT TO CHURCH.

SO, A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE THE MISPERCEPTION

THAT THIS WAS A KID THAT DIDN'T HAVE A LOVING FAMILY,

THAT DIDN'T LOVE NO ONE. ABSOLUTELY.

WHAT WOULD YOU SAY INDIVIDUALLY YOUR BEST MEMORY OF TRAYVON?

HE WAS A MAMA'S BOY.

YOU KNOW, HE LIKED TO HUG AND KISS.

HE DIDN'T CARE WHERE HE WAS. IT COULD BE THE PARK.

IT COULD BE HIS SCHOOL. HE DIDN'T CARE.

HE WAS, YOU KNOW, SOME BOYS LOVE THEIR MOMS.

YOU KNOW HE WAS ONE OF THOSE KIDS.

I THINK MY FONDEST MEMORY OF HIM IS I WAS THE FIRST TO HOLD HIM.

SO I CAN BRAG ABOUT THAT. I CUT THE UMBILICAL CORD.

JUST TELL AMERICA YOU KNOW JUST SEEING HIM EVERY DAY

WHEN I CAME INTO THE HOUSE.

IT'S SO MANY FOND MEMORIES THAT WE HAVE OF HIM.

YOU KNOW IT'S JUST TOO MANY TO CHOOSE.

WE WILL ALWAYS KEEP HIS MEMORY ALIVE.

AND SO THANK YOU FOR BEING SO STRONG,

SEEING YOUR STRENGTH GIVES ME HOPE.

I WANTED TO THANK YOU TWO FOR SPENDING TIME WITH ME TODAY.

THANK YOU. THANK YOU.

For more infomation >> Trayvon Martin's Parents on 'Rest in Power' Documentary & Their Favorite Memories of Him | TRL - Duration: 7:13.

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Quincey White Speaks Out Against Police Brutality in a Breakfast Bars Freestyle | TRL - Duration: 1:43.

QUINCY WHITE MAN,

I WANT TO SAY PERSONALLY THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE.

MAKE SURE YOU GET HIS DEBUT ALBUM

"I AM QUINCY WHITE" LATER THIS YEAR.

RIGHT NOW YOU COULD PICK UP "THE 7".

THAT'S THE EP THAT'S AVAILABLE.

FOR RIGHT NOW UM WE CAN'T END THE SHOW EVERYBODY IN HERE

I'M FEELING HUNGRY.

I FEEL IT IN MY GUT RIGHT NOW MAN

I THINK IT'S TIME TO EAT RIGHT NOW

QUINCY IT'S TIME FOR THOSE BREAKFAST BARS.

DROP THE MIC FOR HIM. GOT YOUR BACK, HOMIE.

♪ YO TURN IT UP YA, YA, YA ♪

TURN THE MUSIC UP. YEAH YEAH.

♪ WE NEED LESS COPS IN THE STREET ♪

♪ MORE POLICE IN THE PRISON ♪

PIGS PUT A SLUG THROUGH YOUR MUG

BECAUSE OF YOUR PIGMENT WHAT FAILED US IS THE SYSTEM.

THE MESSAGE THEY DELIVERING

♪ LIKE IT'S COOL TO BLACK OUT ♪

♪ WHEN YOUR MELANIN IS MISSING ♪

♪ NAH ♪

I WOULDN'T BE DOING MY JOB IF I DIDN'T

♪ SPEAK ON THESE THINGS WHEN THE ♪

♪ PLATFORM IS GIVEN. ZIP IT. ♪

WHY YOU DOING ALL THAT MUMBLING

♪ CLUTCHING ON Y'ALL PURSES ♪

I'M GONNA HIT YOU WITH THE SUBSTANCE

♪ LIKE THEY GOT A SEARCH WARRANT ♪

KICK IN MY DOOR, PAY WHAT YOU OWE ME

♪ WITH ALL THESE JEWELS I'M ♪

♪ DROPPING I COULD BUST DOWN ♪

♪ A ROLLIE ♪

A LOT OF PEOPLE WATCHING RIGHT NOW

THAT DIDN'T KNOW ME

♪ THAT'S ABOUT TO PICK UP THEY ♪

♪ PHONES AND CALL THEY HOMIES ♪

LIKE YOU HEARD OF QUINCEY WHITE, HE GOT HOT STUFF

♪ ALL THE LABELS THAT PASSED ON ♪

♪ HIM ♪

THEY SHOULD HAVE STOPPED HUH?

A HOOD- WITH A DREAM I DON'T GOT MUCH

♪ I BROUGHT THE BREAKFAST BARS TO ♪

♪ Y'ALL FOR THE POT LUCK ♪

WHAT [CHEERS AND APPLAUSE]

HE DROPPED THE BREAKFAST BAR. HE DROPPED THE BREAKFAST BAR.

For more infomation >> Quincey White Speaks Out Against Police Brutality in a Breakfast Bars Freestyle | TRL - Duration: 1:43.

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Fountain Pen Mistakes All Beginners Make & How To Avoid Them - Gentleman's Gazette - Duration: 10:05.

Because they have a bunch of advantages, at the same time, you can make a lot of mistakes

with them especially when you start out.

In today's video, we talk about the seven fountain pen mistakes that most beginners

make and how you can avoid them.

Unlike a ballpoint pen, fountain pens can cost hundreds or thousands of dollars and

they're an accessory that enhances your handwriting and make it more unique.

At the same time, they demand a certain amount of care and attention because they use ink

and a nib.

In the US, most people are rarely exposed to fountain pens unless they actively pursue

them and if they do, however, most people fall in love with them and always prefer them

over regular pens.

When you start out, you're very prone to make those mistakes and all the people I've met

who just started the fountain pen when they were an adult, made those as well.

So let's dive right in!

One, the biggest mistake is not using a fountain pen at all.

Even if you own it, you may just have it in your desk drawer and it never sees the light

of day.

In my opinion, a huge advantage of a fountain pen is your signature.

Not only does it make it look more sophisticated but it's actually much harder to fake because

the lines vary in thickness depending on the pressure you put on to the nib.

Of course, it's easy to forget about handwriting in a digital world, you can take notes with

your phone, you can use Google home assistant or Alexa but at the same time, it has been

proven that writing down things by hand especially if you take notes, enhances your memory and

you learn faster.

As Murphy's Law has it, you never have a pen when you need it so it really pays to make

a fountain pen part of your everyday carry so you always have it handy when you need

it.

To learn more about everyday carry and whatever items you can carry with you, please check

out this video here.

Mistake number two is using the wrong paper.

Because of the nib and the ink feed, you get more ink onto the paper.

Now most regular paper is rather thin and sometimes flimsy and when you use a fountain

pen, you encounter something called bleeding.

Basically, it's just ink bleeding into the paper leaving a very undefined line that doesn't

look as nice as if you write with the same fountain pen on a thicker paper that absorbs

the ink better.

So instead, go with a slightly thicker cardstock or go with fountain pen paper which hardly

costs more at all but it's specifically made for fountain pen ink.

If you don't want to bother about the kind of paper you use, I suggest you get an extra

fine or a fine nib because with those, you get less ink on the paper and it will look

good no matter what paper you use.

That being said, if you write a note to someone, they always feel extra special if it comes

on a thicker cardstock or even a cotton paper because it's just a wonderful experience.

The third mistake most beginners make is pushing too hard on the nib.

If you have a regular ballpoint pen or a rollerball, you can really push hard even push holes into

your paper.

Now with a fountain pen, you can also add pressure and the more pressure you add, the

wider your pen stroke gets.

That can be really nice for a signature or you want to get a calligraphy effect when

you write.

Now with nibs you have to pay a little more attention because they're split in the middle

so the ink can get to the paper and if you push too hard, you may damage or break the

nib and then you'll have to exchange it.

Also if you push too hard, it scratches on the paper, it tires out your hand, and it's

just hard on the paper as well as the pen.

In general, I say a softer touch is better.

If you want to write long letters, it pays to have a pen that's slightly heavier but

not too heavy so you can just have it glide over the paper when you write something without

having to push on it very forcefully.

The fourth mistake most people make is using the wrong ink.

When you start out, you might think that all ink is alike and you can just buy the cheapest

one out there and it'll do a good job.

Unfortunately, that's not the case.

If you have calligraphy pens, they use a different ink.

If you have a fountain pen, you should always go with a specific fountain pen ink.

Why?

Basically, they have a different chemical composition that is best for fountain pens

because if you get something that is too thick and it dries too quickly, it will clog up

your fountain pen and you'll have to constantly clean it.

The great part about fountain pen ink is that it comes in hundreds of different colors and

it's a great way to express your personality through your ink.

For example, I usually have a really dark green ink which is still contrasting on white

paper, at the same time, it's different than royal blue ink which is probably the number

one sold color in the world today.

So if you choose a special color be it your favorite color or maybe the color of the logo

of your company you really underline the whole message, make it unique and special and even

harder to fake.

If you have a fountain pen that you don't use a lot, you leave it in the drawer, or

you only use it for signatures, chances are that the ink on the inside of the fountain

pen will dry in and then it won't start when you want to write.

If that sounds like you, I suggest to look for a specific ink that is supposed to not

dry as quickly and that way, you don't have to clean your pen and it's more reliable at

the few times you actually use it.

The fifth mistake is not cleaning your pen and it has dried on the inside.

Generally, if you keep writing a pen and you use high-quality fountain pen ink, chances

are you hardly ever maybe never have to clean your fountain pen, over time, however, there

may be dust or something gets clogged up and then it's time to clean your pen.

So how do you do it?

Basically, there are two ways.

One, the simple way is to simply drop your entire pen in water.

If it has several parts that you can take apart, take it apart, try to let it soak in

so the dry spots can soak up and then put it all together and see if it writes again.

If that's not the case, you may want to use a little toothbrush, maybe you want to blow

water from the bottom part through the ink feed throughout the nib just to make sure

it's not clogged up.

Definitely only use water to clean your fountain pen and don't use alcohol or acetone as they

may damage the pen.

That being said, the second and best way to clean a fountain pen is to use an ultrasonic

cleanser.

It's very gentle, it works with water and sound waves that make the parts vibrate and

that's clean them.

You can use it for jewelry or all kinds of other parts even for clothes if your cleaner

is large enough.

All you do is simply add cold water to your ultrasonic cleanser.

You immerse the pen on the inside maybe you make sure that you get the water into the

inside chamber if it's a piston filler or you just fill it up with water and take everything

apart so the water can reach all the parts that are dry and dirty.

Keep in mind that an ultrasonic will heat up the water and in combination with the vibrations

can cause especially older pens that are made of materials like celluloid to actually expand.

In fact, I once ruined and old Montblanc Meisterstuck fountain pen with the casing of a celluloid

because it had metal parts on the inside that came up.

Now I can still use the pen, however, for collectors it lost basically all of its value.

So keep that in mind and always take a look and shorter is always better.

Let it run for five minutes rather than ten.

Take a look see where it's at and if it maybe it's already clean so you can just take it

out.

The sixth mistake is dropping a fountain pen on the nib.

I know you don't drop your pens intentionally but unlike with a ballpoint pen if it falls

right on the tip of the nib it may break or it may deform and then it's time to have the

nib replaced.

If you just have a steel nib, it's actually quite inexpensive.

If you have a more expensive fountain pen with a gold nib, just the nib alone can cost

anywhere from like two hundred to five hundred dollars which is quite costly.

In any case, I'd always suggest to go to professionals to have it replaced because you yourself will

likely screw it up and the ink feed and the flow won't work after you repaired.

To protect your pen I suggest you always put on the cap when it is not in use and you can

also have an extra pouch maybe in leather where the pen is protected.

Last but not least, the 7th mistake is not keeping the nib up when you travel especially

if you're on a plane.

The cabin pressure changes over time and if your nib faces down or if it's horizontal,

chances are ink is pushed outside of the pen and either you get a stain on your jacket

or the next time you open your pen, all your fingers are going to be full of ink.

Now a good ink is very colorfast so you can't just go to the bathroom and wash it off.

You'll have ink stains on your fingers for a few days.

so what should you do?

Always keep the pen with the nib up and you'll be just fine and do not have to worry about

any ink leaking or ink stains on your fingers.

So overall, you have to pay a little more attention to a fountain pen and you have to

be a little more deliberate than with a ballpoint pen or a rollerball.

On the other hand, a fountain pen enhances your handwriting and the look of it in a way

no rollerball a ballpoint can compete with.

Compared to our other videos ,I'm wearing a rather casual combination today because

this is of an off-white solid polo shirt it's a cotton pique fabric paired with a checked

red and white seersucker pair of shorts which I really like because they don't wrinkle very

much as well as matching salmon-colored boat shoes if you enjoyed this video make sure

to check out our other fountain pen guides for example on whether a Montblanc meisterstuck

is worth its price or on the flip side five inexpensive beginner fountain pens that are

really really good of course also subscribe to our channel and hit that little bell button

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Get Your Grill On ~ New Cookbook ~ Noreen's Kitchen - Duration: 7:23.

Hi everyone, welcome back to the kitchen and time for a special announcement. I have a new cookbook

It is available today, and I can't wait to tell you all about it. I

Have a new cookbook it's called get your grill on here. It is right here

Now this I have actually had kind of in the wings for like a year

I had a publication asked me to produce a small grilling cook booklet about a year ago and

They they did use it but not in the capacity that I thought they might so

That publication actually has gone out of print now and I think that it only is on the website now

But it is very different from what I have produced for you here

Get your grill on is a collection of 35 curated

Recipes that are perfect to get you through the dog days of summer and beyond because let's face it

people grill all year long now

I mean we grill in the middle of winter because curling is just awesome

And it's easy and it's delicious and everybody loves it. But

focusing on

Grilling for a barbecue a backyard party a potluck a picnic

What have you this?

Collection of recipes is going to give you all of the building blocks that you need to put together a really great

affair a little bit of a soiree if you will, I have broken this down into five different categories and

Every category is gonna have five recipes included

We have drinks side salads main courses desserts section of extras

Because there were some things that didn't kind of fall into all of those other categories

I've included a couple of my

Seasoning blends a couple of recipes for dips that you can put out a couple other things that I think that you'll find

really helpful and delicious

it's just a lovely way to kind of expand your recipe collection and

This book is only available as a digital download and you're gonna be able to get this by using the link down below

Head over to my website it has a dedicated page right now

You can find it on the front page of my website

But there's also a tab on my navigation bar for cookbooks and you'll be able to check that out

All of my cookbooks have links to where you can get them some of them are available in hard

hardcopy, you can order them from a third-party printer and some of them are available only as a digital download as this one is get

your grill on is only available as a digital download and that is because it is a smaller publication my

Third-party printer has certain requirements

that do not allow me to use this book as a

Hardcopy option because it doesn't have enough pages. Sometimes having a digital download is just really convenient

It keeps the cost down on your end and it helps everybody to be able to enjoy it

You can download this to your phone your tablet your laptop your desktop computer

you can print this out and

Like a lot of people that I know who shared with me that they ordered my last cookbook, which is a month of menus

And others they've ordered the Thanksgiving cook booklet to make ahead Thanksgiving and they love that

They love the idea that they could just print it out. Put it in a notebook in page protectors and pop out the pages

They wanted to use when they were making the recipe and it was easy

Then it didn't get messed up and it was just protected with the plastic sheet. So keep that in mind

This is easy to print out easy to access but I will give you a little tip of information

if you are going to be downloading this on a cell phone or a tablet and I use those two together because

Tablets are nothing more than a cell phone without phone capabilities and they are a little bit larger

So you're using the same type of technology. It just doesn't have the ability to make a phone call. So these two

Particular pieces of tech you're going to need to have the Adobe Acrobat

App on your device before you download this PDF

Because if you don't your device won't know where to put it and your device won't have any way to read it

So if you download the cookbook --let and you can't find it

Then you're gonna wonder what happened and you're not gonna be able to use it and that's because you don't have a corresponding reader

That's going to help your device know what to do in the event that this particular file is coming

So that's just a little bit of helpful advice because we have run into this problem before in the past with people

Who emailed me and gone I paid for it. I downloaded it now. I can't find it

I don't know where it went

And then my first question is always what are you downloading to phone or a tablet?

And most of the time the answer is yes, I went ahead and like I said, I had already had the majority this cookbook

kind of squared away, but I decided to

Beef it up a little I added to it

I themed it I think it's super darling and not only are there extras included but there are also some helpful conversion

charts as well as a

Meat temperature cooking chart to help you

Refer to this is a grilling temperature chart that I've developed for you guys

And I've done a lot of research to help you understand that when you are cooking different meats on the grill

Then you'll be able to just quick reference this sometimes it's helpful to have that information if you're not familiar with it

so I included that in there as well as other conversion charts that I thought would be helpful for this particular booklet you can get

Get your grill on through my website and through

Sunday the

12th of August the price is going to be an introductory rate of

595 on Monday the 13th. The price is going to go up to 795

This is an incredible value

This has 35 recipes plus extras plus hints tips and tricks. Keep that in mind

This is a great value. You're getting a lot for your money. The price is going to go up by two dollars come Monday

So if you want to take advantage of the introductory price, make sure you go over to the website use the link down below

Grab your copy print it out and go to town grilling just to give you an idea the make ahead Thanksgiving cook booklet

Had 15 recipes hints tips and tricks and conversion charts and substitution charts and I put that at 595

It's still at 95

but I wanted to give you guys a little something extra this time and I'm keeping the price low so that everyone has access to

It I hope you'll go check it out

And if you buy it

I thank you very much

Because all the proceeds that we make from these cookbooks goes right back into the channel and it helps us to bring you better quality

Content continuing on into the future. So I hope you check it out and I hope you love it and until next time happy eating

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Mouse Jones' Open Invite to Funkmaster Flex | I'll Apologize Later w/ Mouse Jones & Jessie Woo - Duration: 20:37.

- You've watched the show, right? - Of course.

So, you know we're about to get into these ticker topics?

- We're going to get into the topics. - All right. So, don't be scared.

- Okay? - I ain't scared.

Rub your hands like that again.

Ain't supposed to make that much noise. You ain't got no lotion?

I know, right? You know I be ashy.

[laughing]

I know. I've seen it earlier. I wasn't going to call you on it,

but you rubbed them hands.

I ain't get time to put my baby oil on. I stay ashy.

- But you know what? - You rubbed them hands

and it sounded like the beginning of a Lil Wayne record.

[laughing]

[upbeat music playing]

All right, so, we're back. It is season two.

And to my left we have the beautiful, the illustrious,

we have Jessie Woo.

[speaking Haitian Creole]

Jessie Woo, you're putting on for the black women in the culture.

- The Haitians. - The Haitians.

- The Haitians heavy, the Zoes. - Yes, the Zoe ladies.

What do you call the women? The Zoettes?

- Well, I call my-- - Zoes?

I call my folks "seesters" because that's what my mom

and my aunt always called each other.

It'd be like, "seester, let me tell you, seester, hello seester,

como se va, sist--" Like, everything was always seester.

So, that's what I call like my supporters, my seester.

Even the men?

So, I call the guys my brothers,

but then like the, you know, the gay men that follow me.

I have a lot of them. I call my sister brothers, and they love it.

Alright, so ticker topic number one. It is me.

You know, I'm flexing my muscle.

So, what happened was, I was hosting a party called Lust Fest,

shout out to my people Juice.

- Cha. - And Frankie.

- What a party it was. - They threw a party.

Very New York party. Very Brooklyn party.

It was very lusty. A certain New York city DJ.

They would refer to him as a legend.

An icon.

- A legend. - Okay.

A man who likes to growl on the microphone

and talk real tough, but only fights women.

You know, none of this is alleged. This is all true.

We have the receipts.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - We have the receipts.

One who goes by the name, Aston Taylor.

- No, you did not put out-- - Aston Taylor Jr. Yeah. Big dog.

So, he gets on the set and he starts,

I'm guessing, we're going to call it DJ'ing,

because that's what the art is, but it wasn't good at all.

And I just feel like, as somebody who's been in the culture,

been a legendary DJ since I've been alive,

- so I was expecting-- - He was around like

when Jesus and them was like walking around.

He DJ'ed Jesus' bar mitzvah.

[laughing]

He was there. He was there.

So, I'm just doing my best to stay away from the microphone.

Because I'm like, I'm not going to host and talk while this man is--

But you were hired to host?

I was hired to host. You know I am the best host in New York City

So, you know, it'd only be right.

Somehow, someway, the microphone ended up in my hand.

And I happened to kick this legendary New York City

DJ off of the stage.

[bell rings]

Verbatim, I said, these [bleep] are wasting our time.

You want to come in front of the culture and waste time?

Get the [bleep] out of here. Go drop 30 bombs on a whack record.

And then Ebro, Ibrahim,

Ibrahim Darden, he decided to jump in the middle.

Because, you know, he's old and has nothing better to do.

I guess his Metamucil shake was taking longer than usual.

♪ Oh, child ♪

I guess the fiber wasn't hitting the way it was supposed to that day.

Ebro is a 50-year-old man that dresses

like an assistant manager at Zumiez.

I was going to say Home Depot.

No, no, no. He dresses a little better than The Home Depot.

That's Aston. Aston dresses like he works at Home Depot.

Yeah, he do look like Home Depot.

Ebro definitely looks like he'll give you a discount on like Stussy.

But like, I'm okay. So, yeah, the next morning,

Ebro decides to jump in

and ask a question about, you know, does the Funk Flex diss,

and I just let him know, no, I spoke directly to Flex,

like I spoke directly to you at the 4-4-4 concert,

when I made you look stupid in front of everybody.

But you know what? I don't know.

I feel like I like, the [bleep], they bring like the wisdom.

You would hope. No, those are the wise [bleep].

Just because you're old does not equate to being wise.

And that's the problem.

I always say there's OGs and then there's old [bleep].

Like, those are some old [bleep]. Now, Ebro, much more than Flex,

can impart on the youth if he took the chance to.

He's very knowledgeable in the music.

Yeah. And where he's at right now, his position.

The caliber of interviews that he gets, you know.

Right. But like I said, I don't want people to think

that this is a young versus old thing.

It's not. It's really not.

No one ever has these arguments about Clue.

No one has these arguments about Jazzy Jeff.

True, true, true.

These are OGs.

People that are putting something in the culture.

Flex is just doing a lot of growling.

I feel like, with Flex, he has done some things

that are very eyebrow-raising.

Like, I feel like he does come for women from time to time,

if I'm not mistaken. I feel like he--

- No, he does, with his hands. - Yeah.

He likes to hit them. Likes to hit women with his hands.

Oh, I thought you talkin' about like tweeting and...

He's like this, he's like, [punching sounds], like that.

No, it's not alleged. You can look it up. It's not alleged.

But, you know, what I would love, because this couch, we fit two now.

So, we can have Aston on one side. We got Ibrahim on the other side.

I would love to have a conversation with those guys.

- Oh, you know-- - Make sure you have security!

For what? For what? For what?

Like, let's stop putting that in the culture.

They not going to do nothing. I'm not going to do nothing.

And make sure you got snacks, because Flex, he like to eat.

But seriously, I would love for Ibrahim and Aston to come to--

Stop calling them by their government names!

And let's have a conversation about the culture

and what your contributions, or lack thereof, are.

It's nothing that a conversation cannot change.

True. And I'll be waiting for the link.

Yeah. So, you know, keep that same energy.

You know, you know. You know.

I already know! I already know!

You know where we're going with this!

♪ I know ♪

- So, you were on Twitter. - Yes.

So, because I don't want to misquote you now, Jessie.

You said, y'all, very Southern of you.

- Baby mommas. - I also say y'all.

You say, "Y'all baby mommas be lookin' like brown skinned roaches

but y'all have high standards

when it comes to Drake's baby momma? Hush."

And then your ass was came for.

- Was dragged, read to filth. - Oh, yes.

Oh, my wig came off.

Wig came off. You was ashy, dusted, dirty.

What, say it again?

[speaking Haitian Creole]

Like, I built my following just talking to people

how I talk to everybody. Like, just how I talk to my friends.

That tweet really just didn't go over well.

- Like, that was horrible. - Got you.

It was horrible because just the choice of words.

When you say something versus when you write it.

I'm just realizing that it doesn't always give the same effect.

I went on Instagram

and I talked about it and I apologized about it

because, first of all, I am a sister and I'm black

and I work for BET and, like, I do a lot of--

Which is a very black-ass establishment.

Yeah. It's like I do a lot of-- like, I'm pro-black.

So, I never want to make people feel like I'm not.

And I never want to make people feel like

I feel like all brown girls are roaches.

Like, that's definitely not the message I wanted to send.

I think the bigger problem at hand is you were defending Drake.

That's a sin in their [bleep].

And another thing to that, too, a friend of mine was like, Jess,

you were defending his baby momma. And his baby momma isn't black.

- Oh. - And so...

For me, because it was a series of tweets, and I was like,

she not ugly. And everybody was like, she's ugly.

She's ugly. She's ugly.

And I was like, I don't think she's ugly.

That woman, in the face, she look like an underarm.

That's what she like. She like an armpit.

She look like the little fold.

The fold! The fold!

Yeah, that's exactly what she look like.

Show the world who you made your Beyoncé.

That's what Pusha T said.

Next up, next up... Omarosa.

Omarosa said she noticed a mental decline

in president, well, the president.

- The sitting president. - Forty five.

Yeah. I refer to him as the sitting president.

Said she noticed a mental decline. And I just want to know,

did she notice her mental decline?

Right.

Because why are you there?

Why? Right. And she's tried so hard to like convince

black people that it was a good idea.

And "I'm here for y'all."

And then they fired her ass. They Jazzy Jeff'd her.

But then she try to be on some, no, I left.

No, bitch, they actually got security

and they dragged you the [bleep] out The White House.

Do you think people are going to buy her book?

Because I know she's saying all this shit so we'll buy her book?

Yeah, everybody needs a doorstopper.

Omarosa, your coins are declining.

Now you trying to drag whatever you can

to make a little bit of coin and stay relevant.

Like, we don't want to [bleep] hear it. Sorry.

I think it was funny, because she said

that she was watching him do an interview

and he was speaking gibberish.

I'm like, the [bleep] been speaking gibberish.

Yeah. He's been doing that since the [bleep] '90s and '80s.

- That's what he's been talking like. - This is true.

He's been talking in gibberish. He tweets gibberish.

So, even a broken clock is right twice a day.

So, do we consider Omarosa a credible source

for all things Trump, since she was somewhat on the inside?

I consider her a credible crock of shit.

- Oh, my God. Oh, my God. - That's what I consider her to be.

I feel like black people really need to stop this whole,

I'm going to be the one to change Trump bullshit

they keep trying to feed us.

Him and his lace front are not going to [bleep] change, sister.

Let it [bleep] go.

If it was a battle of lace fronts,

you and the sitting president, who wins?

- Mine. What the [bleep]? - I don't know. I don't know.

Don't do me like that! Oh, don't do me like that!

So, let's be honest, you know I love black women.

- I blend my wigs! - His...

He be having that bald front in the top--

But it's consistent and it don't go nowhere.

So, what you trying to say?

I'm just saying, like y'all be switchin'.

[laughing]

What you tryin' to say? It's called diversity.

I never see him do this.

Sister, tug your wig.

[laughing]

Tug your wig and forget about Trump. He's tugging his already.

Okay? Tug yours.

Next!

Conner , what would you do if your girlfriend had an ashy ass?

- He not going to experience that. - How you know?

Conner, you don't date black women?

- No. - See?

Smart move, Conner. Because we would be on your head.

We'd be talking shit about, he just be fetishizing you, queen.

Yeah!

That's what I'd be saying. That's my go-to shit.

He just fetishizing you!

It is a phase, black woman!

Come back to me! I will waste your time properly.

Exactly! Exactly!

How did you make that transition from Instagram personality

to now in front of the camera?

Well... last year, May,

I had lost my job. Like-- I had moved here two summers ago.

And like, for months, I was looking for a job, cha.

I was just telling Jarred earlier, like, I moved here like--

$700 in my pocket. In my account.

Got on the Amtrak train looking for a job.

I had just finished getting my master's and I was like, okay--

- You got your master's? - Yeah.

- Sister! Go girl! - Sister got her master's.

But no, but I was definitely, I was just struggling.

And I started just putting commentary,

funny stuff on my Instagram.

Didn't really think it would go anywhere so soon.

It wasn't a lot of Haitian women doing

that part of comedy on Instagram.

Someone invited me to a meeting for this comedy show

that was going to be taking place last year.

I didn't know that my future boss was in that room,

Tanya Hoeffler. She does BET Breaks.

- Shout out to T-Hoff! - Yeah.

Weeks later, I get a DM from her,

telling me she saw me at the meeting. She's like,

"hey, I saw you at the meeting. Are you interested in doing TV work?"

I'm like, "yes." She's like, "for BET?"

"Yes." She's like, "do you write?" "Yes."

"Do you read?" "Yes, I can read!"

- Do you write and do you read? - Do you read? Prompter!

And so, that's how I got my job with BET.

She didn't even know about my Instagram.

It wasn't until I started working here, like a month in,

that people here started--

- Putting two and two together? - Yeah.

Seeing what was going on on my Instagram.

- So, you were born in Canada? - I was born in Montreal, Canada.

- And then moved to-- - Miami, Florida.

- Miami, Florida. - Uh-huh.

- Now... you know. - Yeah.

I'm an avid watcher of some TV shows, you know what I'm saying?

Love & Hip Hop, they be down in Miami or whatever.

- They do. - And you got a big ol' following.

You working at BET.

You know what I mean? Mona holla at you or whatever?

- Like, you know what I mean? - Mona was actually

at my seester talk brunch last week.

- Oh, two weekends ago. - Oh, the seester talk brunch.

She came to the seester talk brunch. So, what happened with Mona...

Is I made several videos dragging her...

- Oh, my lord. - For the wigs on love and hip-hop.

How you going to drag her for the [bleep]?

No, because I was like-- Mona, increase the budget!

Like, the budget is low!

These [bleep]. Wigs bad...

All I'm going to say, this is all I'm going to say.

- So, you talked to Mona. - Yeah.

- Let me put two and two together. - That's November of last year.

I aint no mathematician, dropped out high school,

one plus one equal two, two plus two equal four,

you plus Mona and Miami,

that equal Love and Hip Hop in Miami, that equal you on the new season.

[crickets chirping]

Third, we're talking about everybody's favorite

regular-looking woman. What? She is.

She's like the most beautiful regular-looking woman

- I've ever seen in my life. - Who?

- Rihanna. - Regular?

- Cha! - Oh, my God.

Regular and Rihanna do not belong in the same sentence.

It actually sounds very much alike, regular, Rihanna, Rihanna, regular.

Like, it sounds just like it. There's literally--

Yeah, what is regular? Because for me--

So, when people go up and they be like,

"Oh my gosh, she's stunning." She's not stunning! She's regular!

- What? Rihanna's gorgeous. - She got that [bleep], that [bleep]!

So, Rihanna has been accused of cultural appropriation.

She was on the front of a British magazine

with some-- Now, I don't understand,

you know, the whole eyebrow style, as you can see,

got a little bit of Whoopi Goldberg in my life.

I aint got a lot of eyebrow to give.

My eyebrow, much like Jarred's beard. Don't connect.

[laughing]

- The disrespect! - But--

[laughing]

- Isn't there a lace for that? - You know what?

- Can you give him a lace? -They do got lace front brows now.

I mean, lace front brows and lace front beards now.

So, you can flourish. To all my brothers out there

who struggling with their beards, don't worry about it.

We got lace beards. They out on the market right now.

- Cop you one and flourish, brother. - So now...

So she had the chola brows.

My thing, when I saw that shit, I was like, okay, listen.

We just got through... All of us just got through bonding over,

you know, seeing all those immigrants at the border.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah. - You know what I'm saying?

Being wrapped up in aluminum foil like they some burritos.

You know what I'm saying? And then, we got

Coco that came out on Netflix, and we bonding over that.

And now, Rhianna comes out with the brows

and y'all want to attack her? Like, I didn't understand that.

Because here's why I still-- And I'm sorry.

I know this shit comes off [bleep], but here's where I stand with it.

Black people are always coming' up for y'all.

Who's y'all?

- Hispanics. - Okay, gotcha.

- Let's say the Latin community. - Black people, Latinos.

- We're always comin' up for y'all. - Yes.

When Trump is attacking y'all, he's putting all y'all in this one box,

calling all y'all Mexicans, like we come up for y'all.

I'm from South Florida, so like there's Cubans.

There's Dominicans. There's everybody.

So, what do you refer to them, like, so--

Yo, you can't call a Cuban a Dominican.

Like, when you're in Florida and you meet a Cuban,

and you're like, oh, so are you Domini--

"Dominican?! No! Es Cubano!"

Like, ain't no, you can't get that shit mixed up.

But my question is like that serious?

Is that like, the makeup game, is that serious?

- I feel like... - Were you crossing...?

it's more than just the makeup game. I feel like, now,

there's always this argument about appropriation now.

It's like, let it [bleep] go. Every time, like--

Which even I think is like a slight, right, that's a slight to black people.

- Just me, personally. - Yeah.

- It's like, we started everything-- - We brought up the conversation.

- We're like, you're appropriating us. - Yeah.

- And now, every five seconds-- - Shaniqua and them had them

thin-ass eyebrows back in, no, like we been doing that.

- You say you want to be a Jamie Foxx - I do.

- mixed with Oprah. - I do.

- Can you sing? - I can.

- Can you act? - I can.

- Can you be funny on stage? - I can.

- In front of a lot of people? - I have been.

Can you switch out your hairlines?

I can. I can. And I'm really good with [bleep].

She might be Jamie Foxx. Shit!

No! Oh, my God, he do be switching hairlines!

- I thought that was just me! - I was adamantly against

you calling yourself Jamie Foxx. I hold him very high.

- But the fact that you-- - But that's what sold you?

- Yeah. - I'm done! I'm [bleep] done!

- You said you can switch hairlines. - You are horrible.

The hairline that was at the BET awards was not the same one--

It was not the same hairline from Django.

It wasn't the same one from Jamie Foxx show.

Oh, no, that was his real one.

Yeah. So, it's like he do be switching it up.

And he be having a hairline from when he got a song out, too.

Like, it be kind of like closer and shit.

The Jamie Foxx hairline is like the Instagram video.

- You know, when you size it? - Yes.

- You know when you got to size it out? - Yes! Yes!

So, last but not least, you said you got the seester brunches.

- Explain to the people what these are. - Yes.

Because people always ask me. How did you do this?

How did you do that? How are you here?

So, I had my boss, Tanya.

I had Mona, who has been very, very instrumental in my life,

- and people will see... - That's a heavy panel right there.

People will see it's not just about a bunch of boss bitches who sell hair.

Like, no disrespect. But it's like, I feel like--

these are boss bitches who can actually give you a job.

- Oh, shit! - No! I'm just saying, it's like, no--

She came for the fake hair pages!

[laughing]

On that note, we got to get out of here.

Please tell the people when the next seester brunch is.

I'm having a seester social, and this is going to be

about dating in New York, you know, how much trash it is.

And I really want a lot of guys to come.

So, you're doing a social in Brooklyn. When?

Yeah. That's going to be a brunch party.

Okay. And when is that?

That's going to be Labor Day Weekend.

Labor Day Week--, okay, okay. And then, in Boston?

Seester Talk Live Boston is going to be September 22nd.

And where can everybody find you on social?

Oh, Jessie Woo, JessieWoo_

on all social media.

You should pull your phone out and follow me.

- I know, right? - We're going to follow each other.

We're going to follow each other. On camera.

We're going to follow each other. It'll be a big thing.

- Let me follow you, chile. - But in the meantime,

while we follow each other, if you guys like Jessie Woo's story,

if you guys want to show her some support,

or if you want to leave some roach comments, BET Networks,

on YouTube, subscribe, drop a comment.

Make sure you follow @BET on all socials,

Facebook, the Instagram, the Twitter. Drop a comment.

Be in the comments talkin' shit. I might talk shit back wit' ya.

I mean, it's the only job I got.

So, I'm going to be talkin' shit back wit' ya. I promise.

- I appreciate you for coming. - Thanks!

Appreciate you spending your day with me.

- Thanks for having me. - Did you have a good time?

I had a great time. We're real fake friends right now.

I feel like we fake friends, but we finna be real soon.

Yeah, that's what I'm saying, we about to be real friends.

- Yeah, yeah. - We going to go to Dyckman.

- We going to go to Dyckman game... - People be getting booed at Dyckman.

- Just one person. - Okay.

And he deserved it. But...

Oh, and we'll talk to him next week about that.

[laughing]

Oh, I'm definitely going to talk to him about that next week.

Hey, season two. What I appreciate is, in this off-time,

I appreciate everybody who annoyed the [bleep] shit out of me,

asking me, DM'ing me, tweeting me, Instagramming,

where's I'll Apologize Later? Where's I'll Apol--?

Well, [bleep] here. I think that's everything.

Make sure you follow me @Mouse_Jones on Twitter

and Instagram, and on Facebook.

Oh, and of course!

like we did last season, like I'm going to do forever,

if I offended you in any way, shape, or form during the recording

of this show, I'll apologize later.

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