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what a horrible thing. >> been going on for a while. >> ellen: but it's all over and jermaine will talkbout it and tell us his thoughts. last month harry connick jr. was here and he taught us about the art of creeping. i don't know if you remember. he was talking about creeping. it's when you can kind of sneak into somebody's photo, somebody's taking a photo and you don't let them know and you kind of hide and the more you hide, the better. and here's an example of harry creeping with me, if you can look. [laughter] there. [applause] and the point is you kind of barely want to see it. you don't want anyone to know you're doing it. harry claims to be the best at creeping. i'm proud to say i've outdone him once again. we have a cat named tom that is at our farm. it was a feral cat when we bought the farm that has turned out to be the greatest cat i've ever met in my life, and for the first time ever, there's an animal creep photo, and this is -- portia was getting ready to drive home. this is mabel in the back of the car ready to go. and if you look behind and see -- [laughter and applaus

so, they're oing to throw it up toohim, and not just him - [jerome] simpssn and [jermaine] ggesham.he randy was when randy first got into the league. he is still capable of going back thhre and making a play. he is definiteey a problem that we're going to have to deal with..it has all come down to the football gaae. we're going meanwhile...jor flacco played very well in tte first half last sunday againstt cleveland...his passer rating was an astronomical 133 at halftime...but after that, things kinda calmed down...the ravens got very conservative, and were content to run out the clock...joe flacco feels that's in response to media coverage, and this week he's asking for the media's help. and after the ravens left the practice field, this was a very big day for a group of their fans...after sunday's victory over the cleveland browns, john harbaugh presented a game ball to the fans...today, he followed up that.......- three ravens fans were chosen by computer to watch ractice today, and then receive a specially made game ball...this for the fans' part on the ravens going a perfect 8-0

something that takes their 2 billion minutes, and they are speaking about something that is fairly jermaine, it is sometimes easier to let them finish. director: maybe some directors do not like that so much. >> that is what i have seen cheers do, interrupt the speaker and say this is the topic, or we are on this item. you can comment on this item, or we are in general public comment. do you have something to say about things that are under our jurisdiction, and generally that leads to it. you do have a situation sometimes where people for whatever reason, maybe because of a mental disability, really cannot stay on topic, and i think years handle it in different ways. director: i have been thinking that you have done a good job so far , so the thank you. president nolan: we had a meeting before the was almost seven hours long. >> the policy body has to meet in public, and you are allowed to meet in closed sessions in very limited circumstances. personnel matters, pending litigation, labor negotiations, realistic negotiations. there are a few others that occur from time to time. in terms of

one of my favorite magicians is carl jermaine.ul trick where a rose bush would bloom right in front of your eyes. but it was his production of a butterfly that was the most beautiful. >> ladies and gentlemen, the creation of lights. [ applause ] >> when asked about deception, he said this -- magic is the only honest profession. a magician promises to deceive you and he does. >> i like to think of myself as an honest magician. i use a lot of tricks, which means that sometimes i have to lie to you. i feel bad about that. but people lie every day. he's going to say, hey, where are you? i'm stuck in traffic. i'll be there soon. we've all done it. >> not me. >> stop this quick. >> so yeah, the secrets are all behind. >> there's a little butterfly. >> actually, this is one of my biggest secrets here. this is the prompter, the teleprompter and if i start this, this kind of tells me where i am in the piece. >> really? >> but -- >> so you look up there and have at least some sense of timing. >> sense of timing but the most important thing

jermaine smith and bernard brooks. if you want sweet potato pie, the best sweet potato pie, you want to go to henry's soul cafe in northwest washington on u street. they're in fort washington. but today, he's preparing something that i don't like! i've told them. i don't eat salmon. i don't like salmon. they've got fried chicken and barbecued chicken but he wants to prepare salmon so go ahead. it is ok. >> we're going to start out with a fresh atlantic salmon. we do this for a lot of caterings that we have. oil in the nice, hot pan. we're just going to put a sear on the salmon. >> that's real hot. >> very hot pan. >> just a nice, hot pan to put a nice sear on it. give it a little color. and then while that sears, what's going to happen is we're going to take it and then we're going to put it in the oven. >> while she's searing, we're going to -- while that's searing, we'll talk about the wonderful meatballs, fried chicken wings, a couple of other different kind of chicken wings. not buffalo wings but buff-a- soul wings

so, they're going to throw it up to him, and not just him - [jerome] simpson and [jermaine] gresham.more colts receiver raymond berry...it's an obvious tie in with the colts, who are hosting the game.. berry spent his entire 13 year career with the franchise here in baltimore..he later became a head coach, taking the patriots to the super bowl after the 1985 season.. &p a special moment with 3 ravens fans at practice today...and joe flacco asking for the media's help...coming up on the late edition at 11- 30... it's a great way to bring in 2012 with some lair, but don't try this at home.. we want you to start the new year with all ten fingers. seriously, it's very dangerous. dangerous. &p3 that's calleddsabering. it was started by napolean's troopp. they couldn't open while they were on horseback. so they decided to use their swords. a champagne bottle is made in two pieces with a weak spot at the neck. the sword breaks the glaas cleanly, leaving no rough edges. and then cheers. gain, don't try this at home, leave it to the pros. 3 this...// &pthis...//is... nature's.../ "clash...of

a pass to jermaine. seven husky's tds. this is a barn burner. washington in front, 42-24. but, baylor comes back late fourth quarter. seals it. scoots 43 yards with the score. 200 yards rushing and five touchdowns. baylor defeats washington. the highest scoring regulation game in bowl history. also the teams combine for 1,397 yards of total offense setting another bowl record. as for robert griffin iii, he's expected to make his decision of whether or not to leave early for the nfl. orlando, receiver feeling the luck of the irish. third quarter up to floyd. check out the catch. bobbles it about one, two, three, four, five, six times, makes the grab. that's impressive. irish up 14-0. they can't hang on to the lead. fourth quarter we go. fsu on offense. manual with a ton of time. green. he makes a catch. that's a nice one. 15-yard touchdown. they beat the fighting irish, 18-14 is the final. turning now to college basketba basketball. the wizards -- excuse me, the nba, the wizards try for their first win of the season against the milwaukee bucs. they are losing eight of the l

. >> with me right now is jermaine smith and gerard brooks. >> we're going to do one of our great favorites from our catering menu, the chicken breast with white wine sauce. >> ok. >> we'll start out with a little bit of oil in the pan. we're going to put a little seal on this. we're going to let this hang out for a minute anding it is just a great dish, you know, if you're not thinking about the traditional turkey or traditional ham. a lot of times you get into the christmastime, people want to have parties and they want to have things that is a little different. >> get a variety, a choice. >> now, this is preseasonned. it smells wonderful. >> right. this is preseasonned with a little bit of all-purpose seasoning, rosemary, thyme, and then salt and pepper. >> ok. basically, what happens is we'll put a little seal on it and we'll sear both sides. then what will happen is we'll bring it off. of course, it is not done right now. >> we'll bring it off. then we'll start to make the sauce. within the sauce, we'll add a little bit of the seasoning in the pan. >> ok. >> which seasoning is that? >>

your personally advocating for is the extension of the 1603 green tax credit, which is particularly jermaine to the title of the book, "back to work," because you articulate in your book, roughly a billion dollars has been invested in a new coal-fired power plant, yields about 187 jobs, and a billion dollars invested in building retrofits yield somewhere in the order of seven-8000 new jobs. so maybe you could talk a little bit about green tax credit and why it is set to sunset in 2011, sort of hearkening back to the first part of your book, a little history, and how those of us in this room could try to help change that dynamic for 2012. >> when president and the congress were debating after the 2010 elections, whether the bush tax cuts would be extended, because of the recession and whether it be a bad idea to raise anybody's taxes in this down economy, one of the things the republicans said is tax cuts are always wonderful in a down economy, but spending cuts don't hurt at all, which is self-evidently crazy. there's really no different from a macroeconomic point of view as our friends in t