 Well, it just happens to be Saturday afternoon, September 7th, I hope that brings us luck, the number 7, September 7th, 2013, alright, and welcome to progressive discussions, yes another week is blown by and we are here the creek didn't rise yeah and it's it's a beautiful or the creek it's a beautiful bone dry very clear like like American Southwest Desert style very clear not many clouds up there Saturday afternoon beautiful perfect weekend weather we've been having these past few days you know yeah perfect weather I hear somebody sniff walling yeah I think the ragweed season is here so you're gonna be hearing me blowing sniffing and sneezing because I forgot to take the homeopathic and I ran out of vitamin C too oh let me just get the formalities out of the way oh man formalities formalities formalities yeah oh man I will formally pipe aboard my illustrious co-host and mentor with my authentic Bosun's whistle pipe him aboard our progressive liberal Starship like I do every week the one and only the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisenman how are you feeling this week this weekend I think all the dogs in the neighborhood heard that oh they do hear it they do because when I first got it I was at the local park and I blew it and his big dog were the lead dragging the leash behind him because he got away from his owner hey he came to say hi from a long distance right now and now today the weather's so great we're doing all natural so you could see the daylight behind us and oh excuse me excuse me people I know some of you folks especially those that know me poisonally personally are going to make fun of me you know carrying on like this with the with the hay fever hey fever hey you hey fever is that way to call it hey fever do you get a fever with it no well the why the hell is called hay fever there's no fever involved and there's no hay involved well it's like it's right we it's like an egg cream like a chocolate or vanilla egg cream there's no eggs in it no eggs no cream well that might be wait a minute wait a minute that what when I was young it's club soda or seltzer right it's chocolate or vanilla syrup and milk but maybe they use cream when I was young I used to have I don't know if I call it an egg cream or something of that nature when I was young a vanilla soda a vanilla soda is called cream soda today so yes exactly that's it's very tasty depending on what brand you get I'm not a soda drinker but if you get a good brand like Boyland's or Dr. Brown's or any of those quality companies but when I was young I used to like it yeah you know did you drink sarsas beryly hey hey are you a root beer or birch root beer yes birch beer birch beer yet you ever have creamy red birch beer birch beer red yes yes very good being from Pennsylvania and I think it was some kind of thing there you know yeah we had birch beer Pennsylvania especially yeah I guess a great portion of the state has a large quantity of German immigrants yeah and they brought culture with them which which includes the pretzel making and the sausages and all the lovely food that they make right now everything about these pretzel buns and today yeah I don't know how hot dogs and a pretzel bun I think that's burgers and a pretzel bun that's fast food like Burger King yeah I don't know how pretzel bun what the hell is this it looks like a what's that bread the bagel holla holla but it's shiny yeah well and bumpy pretzel dough won't pretzels I know this is an extremely light subject but pretzels bagels and holla bread are all shiny the crust is glossy when you bake it I think holla is they brush up maybe they brush it with egg white egg egg you okay the needle got stuck in the turntable with him I up like I know bagel bagels bagel dough is this is pretty much the same as pizza dough it's high gluten flour high gluten unbleached flour the only difference is they boil the dough before they make the bagels I think that's what gives them that gloss. Anyway, back to business. Let me start off with a little chiseless hall of shame. And I want to begin by showing you, I know I did this before, but you know they call it the hungry man dinner. Remember that stupid commercial? How do you handle a hungry man man handling? What is that that? Salguery steak or not? Yeah, Salguery steak, smashed potatoes, green beans and a little baby fudge brownie. Let me tell you something. You see this photo? You see how big it is? And in the back they got other things like the turkey breast and the fried chicken and all that. Let me tell you something. The actual amount you get is like 50% smaller than what you see on the box. It won't hit gravy. It's not for a hungry man. Maybe a hungry toddler. A hungry wind. Yeah, no, a hungry toddler. They should call it. And it's just typical of American advertising, you know, to lie to you. It's a form of lying. What's the what's the ounces say there? 16 ounces and yes you get more gravy than Salguery steak. Yeah, in the tray. In the tray. And a couple ounces. You know I says here, questions or comments call this $800. Are they serious? Are they expecting a positive feedback? A person has to be totally like us. Like us. A total idiot to call them and say, I just want to thank you for making these wonderful hungry man dinners. They really fill me up. Shame on you. American food industry, particularly frozen dinners. What brand is that? Like Stofers and and lean cuisine, lean cuisine, swanson. I don't know if this is swanson anymore. I'm looking for the name of the company. It should be on the front. They're doing a great job of hiding it. Oh gee, look how small the font is for the ingredients and the name of the company. Hold on. Oh my God, he needs the magnifying glass. I need the magnifying glass because the font, the essential information, the essential information on here is microscopic. Oh, Pinnacle Foods Group, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, capital LLC, whatever. Pinnacle Group, Pinnacle Foods. Well, you know what? Your portions are not Pinnacle. Shame on you. Pinnacle Foods Group for deceiving your customers. All right, let me just keep this here and file this word. Under G, exactly. File this under G where it rightfully belongs. Okay, now, second inductee into the chisel is all shame and I would like to thank one of our agents, a personal trainer, a former competitive bodybuilder and advisor for holistic health talk Facebook group, Mr Mario Petrus for making a video based on this next hall of shame inductee and say hi and salute with my lucky Blackthorn Irish Shalely Mario Petrus infomercial product, the inflatable expandable hose. Oh man, I thought you were going to go inflatable expand expandable woman or something low dog. Wouldn't that be funny if they if they had an infomercial for something like that? Oh, Adam and Eve has like a late night sex toy program, but it's like very late with dildos and everything. Of course, the girls showing the dildos are very pretty and young. They don't demonstrate them. They just like they run their fingers up and down. You know, like the model on the prices, right? You know, she runs her fingertips up and down the car. But anyway, if you watch the video and it's on the internet, the hose does not expand and it leaks terribly. It's a piece of crap and Mario gets very upset on the video. So number two, second inductee into our chiseler's hall of shame. We have a personal experience with that, the lady next door. There are there are many personal experiences. And again, we want to thank the Republicans for and being sarcastic for the regulating companies so they could sell you garbage and they can lie to you in the commercials. Okay, now I want to talk about it's very annoying. The music industry's copyright laws, how it and how it applies to YouTube. Now, during the Labor Day Italian Festival here in our town, Lorde, New Jersey, St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church has an annual Italian festival for Labor Day weekend. So I did a video of our own The Renaissance Man Can't Create Performing. Guess what? When I finally, to make a long story short, when I uploaded the video onto YouTube, YouTube muted the audio on the entire video because the DJ at the festival was playing his soundtracks. Now, am I affiliated with that DJ? No. Am I affiliated or is Can't Create affiliated with the management of the festival? No. I simply was filming Can't Create Performing. I did not decide on playing the soundtracks, playing the music the DJ did. So why are you coming down on me and my video and muting it? I mean, I mean, I have nothing to do with the sounds that are occurring during my videotaping. So it's very unfair to me and there is no way for me to rebuttal it. It's like a cut and dried... Well, you know what it is. They should have some way of making it clear. You put up the video there and it has nothing to do with selling it. Yeah, they said, yeah, they said it doesn't matter. I know, but it should matter because I am not selling the video because YouTube started out with the idea that people would be putting things up there. Okay? Right. And if you're not selling something, if I buy a video, okay? And I play it for somebody. Yes. I'm not selling it. No, you're not. So I should not have any copyright problems. If I want to use it to sell it or to do something with it to make money. Yeah. Then I have to have permission or whatever. Yeah. Okay? Right. And also, does this mean that if a couple gets married and they hire a DJ for their wedding reception and being that it's a very important event in a human being's life, especially to a girl, they hire the wedding DJ, they usually, they hire somebody to videotape and edit the wedding reception. And in the background, or usually the highlight of the wedding reception is the entertainment and the dancing. And the bunny hop. And all those stupid alley cat, all those stupid, well, usually when there's, when they're trying to cater to all age groups and the older folks, they play these retarded wedding dances and songs. Personally, I would have just a club DJ. Oh yeah, you'd have metal there. And if the old timers don't like to dance to it, let them sit down. But yeah. So anyway, the girl, the woman takes her beloved wedding reception video and she wants to put it on her YouTube channel. Well, guess what? They'll mute her. They'll mute her entire wedding reception. I don't think that's fair at all. It ain't fair and it ain't what YouTube started out to be. No. And it has to do with greed in America. The record companies with their sleazebag lawyers, it has to do with old fashioned American capitalist greed. And you know what's at the bottom of it all? What's that? It's denying you an education. Yeah. Because it is limiting your access to something that could enhance your education. Right. Hey, I mean, it's not about the music per se. It's not about trying to sell your precious songs. It's about the events. Yeah. But they penalize you. So anyway. And have you noticed, of course, that like Google and Facebook and all of this crap bullish that they're tracking you, they're learning all about you, and wherever you go, wherever you go, any website you go to, it's any of it. They put up the ads that are of interest to you. Everywhere I go now, I got vitamin shop, I got Keralog, I got things that I buy from. Right. Okay. Right. Because they know this. Why the news for them? When I want to buy something, I go to the website where I purchase it. And when I'm at another website doing something, whatever it may be, maybe I'm looking at a porn video, I don't know. Whatever. But I'm not interested in those spanking ads. They're obnoxious. They shove it down your throat, just like if you change the channels or even if you don't change the channels, as soon as the program switches to commercial, the volume skyrockets, it goes very loud. It's like sales in a deregulated America is very pushing, is very loud, is very obnoxious and in your face. Well, it's always been like that. It's the foot in the door. Yeah. Oh, my grandparents used to tell me, oh, you hate the commercials now. What if you were with us back in the 50s or early 60s or 1940s when you had stupid jingles and you had to listen to these stupid jingles, you know, with these hired song groups? Snap grappling. Yeah, everything was a stupid song, was a stupid jingle. That's obnoxious too. But I was never, I never experienced that because I'm not that old. No, I'm not. So, but I was thinking, Dr. Bill, these DJs that play soundtracks for these different songs, they're actually advertising the music for people that might wish to buy it. Exactly. But they don't look at it that way. No, they don't. They look at it very short term. Everything is a sale or or preventing a sale. It's like we want our we want our cut. You have to get permission to play the song. We're not making any money. They don't look at it that every time somebody puts a video with a DJ playing soundtracks on YouTube, this DJ is advertising their songs. Exactly. Well, that's what radio is all about, ain't it? Right, there you go. And you say, hey, I like that song, I'm going to go out and buy it. What is a radio station that has a music format? It's a way of advertising the music. And hopefully people will like it and go buy the CD. I mean, don't they don't they realize that it's an advertisement of the music? Yeah, but then they said they mute your videos. But they think people are stealing it and presenting them from making big books. Sounds like they already made the big bus sounds like a Republican mentality. Why don't they think of it this way, that they're making the big bucks and the author and the artist is not. Well, they don't care about that. I don't think the record companies really, really give a shit about the no day. That's why they signed them up to lousy contracts. Like if you're young, and you go on American Idol or whatever with that Simon Cowell guy, and you're all starry eyed because you know, you're breaking into the business. Guaranteed the contract they make that kid sign is crap. It's not in his favor. It's going to use you. Okay, exactly. Well, that's it. You know, I have a personal experience there. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Because back in the 70s, of course, had several books published. Yes, she did. And at that time, that was before 1978, when artists were giving more leeway as far as copyrights and stuff were concerned. And at that time, you had to sell your book outright to the publisher. So I have a book right now on Amazon.com. That's right. For 1972. That's how many years? And I 41 years? Yes. 41 years. What is it called? What is it? You can't mention it? No, can't mention it. What? Because you sold the you sold the right because I don't want to mention it. Okay, let's leave it at that. Yeah. But it's being sold today and I get no royalties whatsoever. Oh, that's like, that's like when they interviewed the actor that played Greg Brady on the Brady Bunch. He says, the actor, the actors back there, they only got royalties, like for what the hell was it, a short period of time. He said either five months or five years, I forget. But it was a limited period of time that those actors back then, whether they be child or adult, received royalties. And of course, the law is changing now for the better. But they did not make any with Danny Bonaducci, like said that he made like $400 a week doing the Partridge family. I mean, they didn't get paid that much back then. Sounds like the like the sleazy independent circuit pro wrestling promoters, stiffing everybody. All the same. Stiff, stiff, stiff. All the same. As soon as the State Athletic Commission stopped getting involved in pro wrestling deregulation and there's no union, ah, people like to bash unions. As soon as you lift regulation and or unions, you have nothing but crookedness, underhandedness, chaos, sleaze. And the Republicans and their Democrat enablers love it. Yeah, we're talking about the sell out blue dog Democrats who sell their voters out completely for the big mamu. Okay, now we're going to move on to something a little statement health related. 80% of the world's supply of painkillers are consumed in the United States. Yeah, 80%. That's a lot. No kidding. And that's not to mention the addiction. Wouldn't you think that a lot of people in other portions of the world got a lot of pain? No, they have to suffer it, I guess. Well, I don't think I don't think Europeans and Canadians are feeling the same pain that Americans are feeling with this lousy system we have. But and then, okay, next, there are currently 3.9 million job openings and 11.4 million unemployed in America. Actually, that figure is probably more like 14 or 25% of people unemployed. Oh, yeah, figures are skewed. Yeah, I wouldn't doubt that at all. So when a Republican says, oh, you're making minimum wage, get another job, get a job, you're not you're not working, you're unemployed, get a job, you know what, the jobs are not out there. Well, not only that, that's 16 hours a day. It was that leave you eight hours of sleep. That's it. Right. And if a couple both have a full-time minimum wage job, they still can't make ends meet. No, they cannot. It's not going to work. Wages have not been up with profits. What's that? Wages have not kept up with profits. No, they haven't had, not at all. Like they used to. The wages and profits used to run in tandem in tandem after World War Two. Like they should. Yes. Of course, it's fit. No, but what they do today is they pay their CEOs more out of their profits and then they invest in companies. They have no business investing in. CEOs make obscene money compared to the blood, sweat, and tears of the employees. And they always blame it on the shareholder. Everything is, oh, I have no choice. I have them obligated to make the shareholder happy. That's a lie. That's just an excuse. And same thing with baseball. Baseball. And Alex Rodriguez gets paid an insane amount of money. So what do these, what do these owners do? They turn around and jack up the price of the tickets. And you have to pay for a family of four. You know, we have to pay a few hundred dollars just to see one baseball game. And eight dollars for whatever, a hot dog, a soda, they sold the snacks, the beer. God knows what that costs. So yeah, that's what's going on with corn syrup. Oh yeah, American food industry. Nice job. Dilute everything with high fructose corn syrup like honey, where they do not put on the label on the ingredients high fructose corn syrup. So you think you're buying pure honey. And if you're in a, in a whole foods and you buy organic honey, guess what? They even dilute that and they don't tell you they dilute it. So there's another inductee into our chiseless wall of shame. How many people have corn allergies? Yeah, but we know the whole purpose of buying authentic raw honey, especially if it's organic, is to benefit from the medicinal and nutritional value of the honey. To buy honey, period. To buy honey. You know, I mean, that's the whole idea. If you wanted cheap corn syrup, you would buy corn syrup. You will buy something else. If you want to buy pure maple syrup, you don't want to bring home 50% maple syrup and 50% corn syrup and sugar, you know, or artificial maple flavored corn syrup. This is Butterworth. This is Butterworth. I wonder how much real butter, you ever see, you ever see the fat ass on the on the Butterworth bottle? Oh, remember that reading we did when I told you that the Pantene shampoo commercial is now shaped like a phallic, like a dildo. I'm sure they upper management had an excuse for enhancing sales, you know, so. Well, a lot of stuff is changing the bottle, like millers changing the bottle, but not the ingredients. You know, they change the appearance of Uncle Ben's on the Uncle Ben's rice box. Yeah, this makes a big difference. And Aunt Jemima, they made them less stereotypical and more like modern, you know, get people off their backs. Okay, here we go. Next. Walmart. Oh, the beloved Walmart. Walmart grosses $400 billion per year while its low paid employees have to go on welfare. We've talked about that in the past several times. Interesting. Next. Well, next and last. Retired U.S. presidents, and this has to do with the salaries, retired U.S. presidents make $450,000 a year for life. Hmm. Congress and Senate, the Congress and Senate on average receive $174,000 for life. The Speaker of the House receives $223,500 for life. The majority and minority leaders receive $194,400 a year for life. But the average soldier deployed in Afghanistan receives only on average $38,000 per year. And the average social security retired senior citizen recipient receives a mere $12,000 a year. So this shows us where we need to make the cuts. It also shows us where you will see no cuts in pensions. And you know, what happens here is that they, of course, this is short-term thinking again. Right. These people do not think. And you want to destroy the government? You want to make it smaller just now? Yeah. Hey, what about your pensions? There you go. If you destroy the government, hey, your pensions are bye-bye. They cut off their nose despite their face. And my grandfather used to say that he was right. Absolutely right. I saw a banner where it listed the location of all the Rothschild private banks. And they were all in terrorist countries. But now they're only in Cuba, Iran, and I think Afghanistan. Well, as the savings alone debacle showed us back in the 80s, banks are the business you want to get into if you want to be a crook. Yeah. Or a Goldman Sachs. All around the world. Or a Goldman Sachs Sleazebag. Well, Goldman Sachs and Sleazebag, you know, it's the same term. Yeah. I mean, you'll never see the inside of a jail cell if you're affiliated with any of them. You know, what if you're... They own the government, that's why. But if you protest against them, you'll see the jail cell. Oh yeah, you're a terrorist, baby. You're a domestic terrorist. Okay. According to the national defense authorization. The fascism is here in America in the 21st century. Remember people what fascism is. Fascism is clearly simply the marriage of corporations with the government. Now you got all the... I just put it in my new newsletter in my article. Yes, it's coming up. All of these Republicans and conservative Christians, they're all bitch-bitching about gay marriage. But you don't hear a peep. You don't hear a word about the marriage between governments and corporations, do you? You don't hear about the shit that's really going on, but you hear about... Think about gay people getting married. You hear about Miley Cyrus sticking her tongue out and grinding her ass up against... Twerking, baby, twerking. And she claims to be the best twerker in the universe or world, you know, and then she seems to have a spasm in her tongue. So he's going out in sideways. What the hell was that about? I don't know. I don't know. She's... But her ass is really not well-toned at all. But people are concerned about the frivolous things in life, but not about the fact that, besides what Dr. Bill said, scientists have admitted that the negative consequences of a global warming is much worse than they originally thought, the temperature of the oceans. And that will bring... Destruction. That very severe storms throughout the world. It's like... But no, no, no, people are concerned with frivolous things. Yeah, we can't clean up coal. We can't put scrubbers on those chimneys, man. We got to burn dirty coal. Okay? And also Fukushima is now... We have found that it's 18 times the amount of radiation they said was leaking before. The Japanese government has kept the accurate numbers a secret until now. There are 30... No, there are 300 tons of radioactive contaminated water. I think it's 300,000 gallons or something going into the ocean every day. It's an enormous amount getting dumped into the ocean right now. And they're asking for help to try to stop it or slow it down. Yeah, because it's polluting the fish. And the fish are coming over here. And what do you have? And we're eating the fish. And what do you have in the world's oceans and seas? You have currents. You have currents up in the air. Well, you have currents in the ocean and currents are world travelers. Well, some of the debris from Japan, from the tsunami in the center... Stay over the California coast. Oh, yeah, yeah. Some parts of that, I don't know, marina. It was a seaside town. And there was a marina there. And some parts of that town ended up on the California coast. So you know damn well the radioactive contamination is going to head for other countries like ours. And the tuna. Yeah, the contamination of our seafood. You know, it's really, we are living in the end times without a doubt. You know, and the Republicans don't care. It's profit before people and the planet with the Republicans. Short-term breaking? Short-term, never long-term. Well, let us finally sink our teeth into these readings. I was going to not do my monologue and just sink our teeth into the readings from the beginning of the show, but there's always some very upsetting news that I learned that has to be shared with our viewers. And hold on, sir, you dropped something. Yeah, my first article. Well, he found and blowed it away. All right, you got it? I got it now. Oh, natural. Excuse me, gotta love it. Gotta love it. The Food and Drug Administration says consumers should not worry too much about levels of arsenic in rice. Oh, sure. They say not to worry about anything. But should vary their diets just in case. Vary your diet with what? Supermarket? Quinoa, you know. Oh, okay. Well, they, oh no, FDA never tells people about quinoa and amaranth and help you. You know that there's such a thing as black quinoa too? There's red quinoa and the other one. And I did some research. The black quinoa, which I can't find, is the most nutritious quinoa. The grain of the Incas. Actually, a quinoa is not a grain. It is a seed. Pseudo. It is a seed. Like amaranth is not a grain either. It is a seed. They call it pseudo grains. Just like Republicans should be called pseudo public servants or pseudo politicians, crooks in disguise of a politician. Yeah, and if they are conservative, Christian, they are angels of light. Yeah, pseudo Christian. Well, I just flat out call them demons. Well, that's what they are. I don't want to call them. I think conservative Christian is too mild. Yeah. Unfortunately, I have to, when I use the word Christian in that way, I have to put quotes around. Like, for instance, Bernie Sanders, God love him, he's too easy. When he does a public speech and talks about the Republicans, he is not harsh enough in the way, you know. Because you know why? We have this thing about, oh, well, we have two parties, you know, the one has ideas, the other one has ideas. That's not what it's about. One party and many people in the other party are just plain evil. They should be called, but look, forget about bipartisanship and why can't we all get along and compromise. It's not going to work with Republicans. They don't want to compromise. So why be nice to them? Why call them like, I think Bernie Sanders call them our Republican friends or something. Yeah, right. No, no, they're demons. Call them what they are because they're not going to compromise with you anyway. The agency released a study on Friday of arsenic in 1300 samples of rice and rice products. The largest study to date looking at the carcinogens presents in that grain. Consumer groups have pressured the FDA to set a standard for the amount of arsenic that can be present in rice products. By the way, if our memories serve us correctly, we go back to the days of George W. Bush, who went in office, had the arsenic levels in things raised, allowed more. Well, that's what Republicans do. Correct. They deregulate businesses. So now. Well, the fat cats, if you're a mom and pop store, they'll crucify you. But now, when they say over here about the amounts that are in it today, remember, are larger than they used to be. And now we assume that these levels are okay. No, they're not. No, they're not. The study shows varying levels. We're the most arsenic in brown rice. Isn't it funny how when things, when things like these happen, man, they always happen more to what you would assume are good foods, natural foods. They come out the worst brown rice. Well, I cannot eat the American-grown brown rice because it tastes like shit. I like foreign brown rice. Right now, I'm eating a particular jasmine brown rice from Thailand that is absolutely delicious. I also like brown basmati rice from Pakistan or India. Aged brown basmati rice is good, but this particular one I have now is the best I've ever had, but it just, it tastes like cardboard to eat American brown rice. Except for the Lundberg family. I highly recommend them. They grow certified organic brown rice in California. The least amount was found in instant rice. Lazy-ass people. It's so easy to cook old-fashioned brown rice. It's so freaking easy. A cup of dry brown rice, you rinse it in a mesh colander. Well, very well. A cup of brown rice, two and a half cups of water. You let it simmer slowly until the water evaporates. If you're, if you're not a health nut and you want to make white rice, it's two cups of water to one cup of rice. It's so easy, but no, they got to have instant rice. Parboiled rice. I used to do that with the rice in the old meal that when you get it to that point where you were staying there, you put the lid on it and you let it sit for a while and it's done. Low flame, you know, you can never go wrong with a lower flame. You don't have, you won't burn the bottom of the pot. You won't have to scrub the pot. I personally use the pressure cooker for my brown rice and it only takes like 10 to 15 minutes. Infant cereal and infant rice formulas are also at the low end of the spectrum. The FDA says the amounts are so small that rice is safe to eat and that there isn't any concern of immediate or short-term health. They always say that. Oh, the amounts of the toxins are so low, you would have to eat an astronomical amount to get sick. But remember what I said, the amounts that were are higher now. But they don't have the same attitude towards supplements. Oh, God forbid you saw what happened with tryptophanes. And look at the contamination by the Japanese company. And what about folic acid? And it's off the market. What is tryptophanes? Tryptophanes. With supplements, they want to keep your supplement potencies very low. Oh, but they have no problem with arsenic in the brown rice. Exactly. Exactly. Because they don't want you to stay healthy. They want to feed that pharmaceutical industry with sick people. Yeah, which has markups that are astronomical. Astronomical markups, worse than the fine jewelry industry. Getting a little closer to home. When State Senator Barbara Bono. Okay, who we're speaking of New Jersey now. Whom I will vote for and I am endorsing. And it's not balloon boy Chris Christie. Bono said Governor Christie frolicking on the beach. Frolicking or like a beached whale. In that commercial. Oh, that was stronger than the start. We're stronger than the storm. Oh, we're stronger than. Oh, you'll be stronger if you use Chris Christie as a seawall. Anyway, him frolicking at the beach doesn't in price her to visit the shore. She wasn't criticizing his weight. Her campaign said. No, no, I don't. He has too many flaws. To criticize one. Yeah, to just be fixated on his weight. Christie took issue with his opponent's remark. Posted on YouTube. When asked about it during an event at the New Jersey Institute of Technology on Tuesday morning. I'm very disappointed that she has decided to go down that road for me and for other folks across New Jersey. Many folks who are challenged by their weight Christie said. I thought he had the lap of the lap band surgery. So so so Chris Christie is what you would say horizontally challenged. Excuse me. These are my my beloved levity bells. The fact. Horizontally challenged. Haha. That someone running for governor would make the recent comments about someone's physical appearance. I think it's really beneath the office. That she is seeking and I'm disappointed. His job performance as governor is beneath the office. Oh yeah. Christie accused Bruno of following in the footsteps of Governor John Corzine. Who during his 2009 campaign ran a television ad. Showing Christie getting out of a vehicle in slow motion. Yeah as a narrator opines that the former U.S. Attorney threw his weight around. Well not to mention all the lovely jokes David Letterman used to use that were funny as hell. Well John Corzine was a Democrat but he was a corporatist. He was a former Goldman Sachs man and he was a he is a billionaire. So I don't think Corzine felt anybody's pain as a Democrat. And we should not be pitying billionaire as we do. I mean the Kennedys were rich but Teddy Kennedy the Kennedys work really hard for the little guy. Edward Kennedy. Yeah yeah Ed Kennedy. God rest his soul that'll work really hard for the little guy. Anyway he threw his weight around to avoid getting traffic tickets. Why he's he's not a responsible driver. No he's not. Christie. No he's not. You mean he has a heavy. And I mentioned that. A heavy foot pedal. And I mentioned that the way back in the campaign. Oh yeah I remember that. But Bono's comments were not part of any ad campaign and her staff didn't post the video online. Adam Bierman a producer and show host for Princeton Community Television a public government access table channel posted the brief clip last week. The Middlesex County lawmaker who runs every morning is shown standing in front of a sign that reads New Jersey Federation of Democratic Women and accusing Christie of wasting money on a special U.S. Senate election to fill the late Frank Lautenberg seat. Speaking of that election this is my aside I still point up that the the election special election was not needed and the money that was spent on it could have reinstated in the state of New Jersey for the elderly and the disabled the homestead rebates. Yes. Which were not done. Which were not done. Well everything that was cut by Christie for people living on fixed incomes could have been reinstated if he didn't give away so much damn money to his rich friends. Yeah. Including the food pantries that he closed down for the homeless. Well no also takes issue with the state's bypassing the law the low excuse me the low bidder to spend an additional an additional two million dollars on the stronger than the storm ad campaign. You're not stronger than any storm mother nature always wins. Remember that which features Christie and his family because the Christie family doesn't live on the coast. Now I don't know about you but seeing Chris Christie frolicking on the beach is not going to drive me to go down the shore. No not not wanting to get ripped off is keeping me from driving down the Jersey shore. Christie who underwent weight loss surgery in February said he didn't let Corzine's comments get to him four years ago and he won't let Bronos either. I guess he's stronger than the statements. Yeah yeah he's he picks and chooses what he's stronger than. It won't change the way I feel about myself and about lots of people I represent in this state who face a similar challenge. I have I'm trying to control their weight and be in better shape he said. You know instead of him whining like a baby about his weight he should be thinking about the high unemployment in Jersey and about cutting programs to help these poor people and about the fact that you have a homeless camp people living in tents and Lakewood and the list goes on and on you know a lot of people are hurting in Jersey and the Hurricane Sandy victims have not received the funds they need from FEMA. Yeah most of the crap is going to Christie's friends contractors. You see you see he loves giving away what would you get 51 billion dollars. He loves giving away your your middle-class tax burden money to his rich friends. Bronos campaign accused the governor of misrepresenting her remarks. Governor Christie seems to think that everything is about him. Well that's natural I mean look at him. He said David Turner selfish gluttonous campaign spokesman first he defended his starring role in a federally funded ad campaign that's absolutely essential to storm recovery otherwise the federal government paid for that ad which Christie used as a political ad campaign. I got news for these people Hurricane Sandy or Tropical Storm Sandy was just the tip of the iceberg global warming is real and it's worse than they originally thought and that's only the very beginning because New Jersey will get hit with worse storms. Now as businesses question the effectiveness of the campaign he says that anyone who dares to question him is somehow attacking his weight. An excuse just an excuse to change the subject about what he has done as governor. During a tour of the Jersey Shore in advance of Labor Day weekend Christie boasted that many business owners and mayors have told him the ad campaign helped this summer. Okay all right they advertised to Jersey Shore that's why it helped. Bono said during a visit to a storm damaged home in Neptune, New Jersey last month that Christie should not have starred in the commercial. No Barbara I mean Neptune, New Jersey is where my brother's auto body shop is located shore collision. Is he still in business? Yeah yeah route I think is route 35 or 36 main drag goes through Neptune. No water around? Uh well no my brother got hit by the wind. My brother got serious damage from from Sandy where he lives in Brick, New Jersey. Anyway it is now time for the Reverend Dr. William J. Eisman's gastronomic delight known as lunch and we're going to take a little break and we will be back with William H. Morrill III our voice artist our our voice over artist. All right okay we are back and I am proud to announce that our official mega like 21 official voice over artist William H. Morrill III is is with us now in the house how you doing sir how you feeling that's good where is your location now William okay um now before you before you start because I know you have a particular subject that you have a lot to say about uh say something about our newsletter where which is the backbone of our organization here that is correct William H. Morrill is absolutely all right and um now William Morrill we were discussing something at a meeting I believe it was Friday yesterday and uh you had a lot to say meet you and I were discussing something at a meeting uh yesterday Friday we were discussing that and also the subject of um of double standards unfair the unfairness of double standards in our society well double double standards uh uh contaminate every part of our life like like socially you know like uh a woman uh the courts always favor the woman uh the woman's word against the man's word you know the the women want to be equal with uh equal equal pay for equal job equal work but socially they expect expect the man to yeah exactly yeah well put yeah oh yeah I mean uh right well at a job I mean um if a man asked a woman out on a date and she says no and he leaves her alone which he should do the woman can turn around and report it and and the guy could lose his job the man can get fired right or you know I mean that's not harassment is when somebody says no and you continue to ask you know you can't compliment a female you know you're right away because you're born male you're you're automatically the bad guy well it's it it sounds like it's it sounds like something the lesbian community would would say like oh a man is complimenting me I'm going to report him or he asked me out you know like they would get offended but not a heterosexual woman I mean socially socially in like dating websites you older women who have experienced life are usually very bitter against men and then you're you're you're you're guilty until proven innocent yeah yeah I mean people are so overly cautious and paranoid and thin skin getting back to the legalities that is that is horrible for a man to do jail time for somebody now now moving moving on to the um moving on to the little water please yeah moving on to the fast food restaurant strikes uh I read something earlier in the show that uh and it's kind of related uh Walmart grosses 400 billion dollars per year on average but their employees have to apply for welfare here's that wonderful 400 billion that grand it shows you high the cost of living is yeah 400 billion dollars I'm all for this walk up me too make McDonald's grosses an astronomical sum of money and and they're complaining about raising the minimum wage I mean it's incredible cross the board wage is uh Dr. Bill's just said that all wages to an employer is a tax write-off cost nothing more yeah yeah they don't want to get truck no the national restaurant association is still paying people let much less than minimum wage that receive gratuities like waiters and waitresses that depend on tips they are paying them like and the owner wants to share an hour tips oh really yes oh and you hear do you hear something do you hear what what Dr. Bill just said is despicable and the owner of the restaurant now wants a portion of their tips some please help and he has no right to their tips why why no but he's but but he's paying them if he's paying them like two dollars an hour because you know the government just allows the restaurant association to to to give them it's also a slave labor i made that right come on so what what right does he let me be honest you're okay that's just i mean what right there's something an hour here i'm not paying you hardly anything am i supposed to cut your bridge okay so they get skin yeah exactly they want your cash maybe that's why they're traced maybe that's maybe that's why there's no denny's in this area maybe maybe they're they're they're forth they they're preventing them from opening up well denny's denny's is a 24 hour is a 24 hour establishment that serves uh breakfast lunch and dinner and i guess the diners won't like that but it's true you know by by keeping it a cash business they want a monopoly exactly no they it's despicable well guess who established guess who established that law uh herman hurricane kane the republican that ran for for president in the last election he being that he was involved with uh uh pizza chain was it you remember what it was i don't remember yeah a famous pizza chain he's fine it's republican it didn't why don't you they do the corporation why don't you care about your people they do care about people the court just the rich and the corporations i haven't seen any good ones cosco yeah i'm all for this fast food walk at night i believe the people deserve more they have a right to come on okay 725 and still not enough you know really let's let's be fair i think the company you were referring to uh billy is uh uh cosco uh cosco treats their employees rather well compared to other corporations yeah yeah what uh the problem seems to be in retail in uh in the food industry food service industry um it's green yeah it's green it's basically yeah true and don't they don't they also realize uh on a long-term way of thinking that if the employees are making adequate and adequate salary they will spend money on their company's products well hopefully they're yeah sounds like republicans you know there are answers but they don't have any regulates well uh we we know the answer and it's called deregulation that was started by i think ronald reagan and then made worse by gw bush it's like yes it's like it's like a parents and a child if you don't lay down the law and have rules for children yeah they'll run amuck that's my final statement gentlemen yes so have a good time with the rest of the show thank you and and it's great having you as always will you make more of the third yes yes all right everybody yeah well uh you know uh there is an answer and it's called deregulation and uh you know i just thought i answer him to tell him that you know there there are answers it's just that conservatives are not interested in seeking the solution barber erin reich had a book out some years ago called nickle and dine and she went undercover uh at many of these types of businesses that you are talking about right uh the food industry the hotels made stuff like this who are underpaid of course right and et cetera et cetera and uh i mean it's just that there's nothing there's nothing they will do they just will hog the profits unless they is some kind of law against it like there was after world war two they do what they do they get away with what they get away with simply because they can't because they grease the right palms you know they grease the right palms is right in washington that's why the important thing is to get the money out of politics and to get the parties out of politics good luck with that abolish them all why that's the law you can make a move or anything the republicans do it all the time in other words they make the laws against abortion which is a constitutional right and other words if if a candidate can get on the ballot as an independent representing his or her uh take on things policies policies as an individual you you know let them call themselves whatever they want if they want to call themselves a moderate a conservative a liberal and ultra ultra liberal whatever but let them run on their own merits independent of a party because once you're part of a party you have to answer to too many people yeah it becomes party over the country yeah partisan politics a party over country over the good what's good for the country correct okay all right let us um sink our teeth back into these readings all ready florida nasa is headed back to the moon really you mean like as in uh cake canaveral why don't mean pal zoom alice to the moon to the moon this time to explore its thin atmosphere and rough dust i didn't even know it had an atmosphere either did i very thin though the robotic spacecraft lag d lad e will fly to the moon by way of virginia's eastern shore lift off is set for 11 27 tonight wait a minute virginia has a nap that was yesterday virginia has a nasa launch pad virginia i don't know i just seems to me that it's going to fly like along the shore so it's going to going up of course so it's going to take off at cape canaveral and it's going north along the coast and then to the moon alice to the moon yeah weather permitting the soaring minotaur rocket should be visible along much of the east coast as far south as south carolina so forget about us seeing it in the sky because it's over it happened yesterday it's honest way to the moon as far south as carolina and as far north as main i would have named it alice since it was going to the moon and as far west as this bird this bird this bird alice named after the honeymooners and have a picture of uh Ralph krandon's face on on the side anyway laddie is short for lunar atmosphere and dust environment explorers yeah i kind of figured it was an abbreviation for something will be the first spacecraft to be launched into outer space from wallops wallops all but one of nasa's approximately 40 moon missions most memorably the man 40 times they were to the moon really i didn't know that i didn't know that you mean they've been sending probes this whole time probes and stuff to the moon yeah well of course apollo it's a short trip i mean compared to the to the to the mars pro it's pretty short so i you know why be redundant and bore people with you know most notably the man apollo flights of the late 60s and early 70s originated from cape canaveral the lone exception clementine a military nasa adventure rocketed away from southern california in 1994 clementine named after the the tasty clementine tangerines you ever have one of us i believe i have had a clementine time tangerine they're small yeah the unmanned minotaur rocket consists of converted intercontinental ballistic missile motors scientists involved in the 280 million dollar moon orbiting mission want to examine the lunar atmosphere sometimes people are a little taken aback when we start talking about the lunar atmosphere because right we were told in school that the moon doesn't have an atmosphere that's what i thought it does there's no atmosphere and there's no cheese on the moon for you idiots they used to tell you wait a second for you idiots they used to tell children that just a second now what about that commercial it's stupid i love cheese but it's not on the moon chops on the cheese whatever and the moon blows up and cheese falls in his hand i rest my case it does have an atmosphere it's really really thin wow it will take lati the size of a small car coming in under 1000 pounds one month to get close enough to the moon to go into lunar orbit takes that long it shouldn't obviously they slowed it down for some reason it's only 240 000 miles or something right for the moon well since since we can see it can't be that long of a trip yeah followed by another month to check its three scientific instruments then the spacecraft will be maneuvered from 30 miles to 90 miles above the lunar surface where it will collect data for just over three months the mission will take six months and end with a plunge into the moon a plunge i mean it's gonna like sacrifice itself commit suit commit harry carry on the missile size missile side hey i just thought of something why haven't they decided why how come nobody ever thought of putting a space station on the moon they did what was it called 1999 the two dangerous was it a meteor meteor shower in fact i saw i saw also got there they they do have plans they do have what would you call them new gingrich plan on putting a colony on the moon yeah yeah maybe that's where he wants to ship the poor they do have like structures uh-huh that would house the people you know which would be have their own atmosphere oh like a bias like a biosphere i think it's i think it's more fascinating and more of a challenge to have the space station on the moon than it is to just revolve around earth for you know a multi national space station on the moon lunar space station you know where they could grow they could grow you'd have to grow your own vegetables once you go there you ain't coming back well then again how would they get the water i was gonna say hydroponically but no they can make water they're gonna make water okay so you have a a artificial atmosphere in a dome excuse me and you hydroponically grow produce which can be done and maybe even aqua aquaculture tilapia maybe as a source of protein that could be done you know you can grow grapes in the mooners the lunar soil because grapes require a bad soil soil you're grapes grapes grapes like grapes like shittium grapes like a crappy soil poor environment yeah i think grape city wanted a few plants that can thrive in a in a poor soil and and if you put a dome over the moon and um and fill it with oxygen you will have a greenhouse a lunar greenhouse well the structures i saw were individual structures hooked together you know that you can go in and out and i'm not one domed place no no no there they will be uh they will be uh interlocking yeah you know you might have a dome with a a a tunnel a tube pathway to another dome and a two pathway to another dome one dome could have herbs one dome could have peppers and tomatoes whatever whatever you want to do whatever it's it's doable let's do it like that aquaculture very doable like tilapia fresh water you know we gotta keep the water warm you can raise tilapia um i don't know about prawns maybe freshwater prawns they get large you know oh are you done with that reading i'm done with that reading i lost back home i lost all electricity in the whole house this morning did you know so maybe it was that section of town was it back on yeah no it came back on uh a long time ago but it was out the electricity was out for a while in the whole house so you know i don't know what was going on the first thing that came to my mind is the big grid went out the solar flare knocked the grid out you know how my mind works you know well it's usually a um it's usually here in low night it's usually a change over thing something goes wrong in the change over yeah because no one there's quite often the clocks are blinking back at home or that could be a surge or you know momentary loss of power yeah yeah yeah uh because we i don't live far from the newsletter sensor research center uh i mean just like we experienced nothing hop skipping a jump you know maybe five minute drive luckily you know yeah no you you were fine yep um okay what do you got next a pennsylvania congressman caught a cutting-edge ride to the airport on wednesday yeah what happened represented a bill schuster a republican from al tuna pennsylvania and it's not on the coast and there's no tuna boats coming in made a 33 mile trip from cranberry township to pittsburgh international airport in a computer operated car you mean he didn't have to drive it right he put it on automatic pilot and uh he trusted that this computer operated car using some kind of sonar perhaps the so-called driverless catalog radar radar i'm sorry radar catalac srx was designed by carneke melin university researchers wow we've been working on the project since 2008 the car uses inputs from radars laser rangefinder uh laran i mean um satellite and infrared cameras to maneuver in traffic at night anytime so it it maintains safe distance is programmed to maintain safe distance from other drivers other cars schuster is the chairman of the house transportation an infrastructure infrastructure committee and he was accompanied by barry scotch secretary of the pennsylvania department of transportation and i assume this vehicle maintains the proper speed limits too schuster saw a carneke melin test vehicle about five years ago and he said it was crammed so full of equipment that there wasn't even room for a person inside so this is an experimental vehicle yeah that doesn't work if you can't get people in it the 2011 catalac is basically a standard model with all the sensors and electronics hidden oh they took the the bugs of uh space really until the vehicle exists it didn't look out of place on the drive to the airport which began in a suburban area with stop and go traffic then reached speeds of about 65 miles an hour a major highway um is it is it a hybrid a carneke melin engineer was in the driver's seat as a safety precaution it should be a hybrid or electric yeah schuster said he can now imagine a future where such vehicles enter the mainstream potentially reducing accidents fatalities and congestion on the road i'm sure auto insurance companies would just love this vehicle right to reduce claims maybe they would do away with the insurance companies in the first place if the car was so safe if this vehicle statistically would would work without many uh complaints or no complaints you're right you're right i mean uh i mean uh insurance companies would have no reason to charge a charge high premiums knowing that this car is being purchased often but there's also a military angle of course it's going to be great for our military to be able to send vehicles into combat without people in them uh what about a unmanned vehicle to go out and detect mines land mines and ied and ied's the bombs yeah yeah states defense advanced research projects agency began holding competitions for driverless vehicles in 2004 and the carneke melin team won the 2007 race along with the two million dollar prize rise rise cumore hey i play chess with a guy with almost that name really from india yeah dr bill is a chess avid and avid chess enthusiast and and a a what would you say a moderate level uh it depends intermediate level play uh competitive play depends sometimes you are above that's correct i have gone i have beaten computers at levels of over 2000 okay can i ask you the question did they send you a certificate no no no certificate how brilliant you are so you can i don't need no so i can so i can put it on the newsletter censored facebook page to show people how brilliant you are i am a humble servant humble my ass a humble missing yeah but it's good for your credentials no credentials god is not a respecter of persons i told you how many times unfortunately people are well then they should change shouldn't they nobody's changing out there thank you anyway rise rise cumore is the leader of the carneke melin project and he said biggest design challenge for driverless vehicles is managing unpredictable events it takes a long time to be taught all the things we know about driving you can build a system that works correctly today how you know it's going to work well to marry because it's a new set of conditions and you are unable to test all possible conditions it's an infinite number raj kumar thinks some driverless cars may hit the marketplace by 2020 has to take that long i think i must say something is oh suppressing it a lot of kinks to iron out you just said okay though some experts say it will take longer tm nissan and google are all working on projects as our other university right which which is good for science when you have competition engineers from different companies working on it for now engineers are still gathering data and running tests a camera on the car recorded shoester's trip and streaming video is available online really well you might want to look that up there's no better way to test it than with the military because you know it definitely it's very important to have unmanned vehicles like the drone the drone planes you know unmanned to save lives and with the bombs it's extremely important to have a big unmanned vehicle to go out and find all these bombs and mines so these poor poor souls don't come back home when missing legs or or dead and then their claims to get placed in boxes in storerooms at the veterans association and they can't be found when they're looked for oh really oh really carnegie melin also let local law enforcement know about the road tests and one officer imagined a possible future where drunken driving no longer exists well would it kick in as soon as you put the car and drive or no no i'm sorry as soon as you start it would be drunken it would drive you home in other words if you start the car in other words you do not have to pre-program it when you want to go somewhere so an intoxicated individual will simply get in turn the key and it will have your address your home address logged in already does it park everything it does everything i hope it has sense enough to find out if you're you know to find your driveway at gps man gps dry well you can give it a command you can park on street parking driveway parking the drunk person parking driveway and it'll pull right in it's very intriguing lieutenant kevin meyer has me intrigued of the cranberry township police department as he waited for schuster to depart but mayor added that law enforcement would have to adapt to such vehicles oh they won't be able to write as many tickets we have to wait for the pennsylvania laws to catch up with the technology that's involved in this vehicle all american laws have not been able to catch up to technology all american laws don't know how to catch up with human nature either look at look at the state and federal government all the paperwork they're still using god sakes compared to the private sector i got news for you pal russia has gone back to the typewriter but they out of their minds to avoid hacking and etc are they out of their minds no it is what i say all the time there is no substitute for black and white i don't like these nine idea they're going back to the filing cabinet with with with uh and the oscar madison typewriter and when the terrorists communicate and a minute instead of using a cell phone a cell phone which is monitored by the united states government why don't you do why don't you go back do away with pens and go back to the quill that you they used to dip in the ink well i got news for you come on it's so ridiculous ah come on to to it's too old-fashioned i just told you that new technology is subject to too much interference and hacking and etc whereas the typewriter and the black and white piece of paper is not we take the bugs out of the problem you do you can for every bug they fix microsoft has been doing it since when well that time we had a blackout and i was in Whole Foods with William H. Morrill and and and the electricity and it was a big blackout and nobody can make um cell phone calls and guess what uh customers in the market had to leave their uh grocery baskets that were loaded with mounds of groceries they had to leave they couldn't they couldn't pay for it they couldn't uh uh the cashiers couldn't do anything my point exactly because they couldn't scan anything but my point exactly there was no they had no backup generator for the front end for the registers and there was no ability to manually bring up the food the products did you ever see that movie what the hell was the name of it war games i think it was war games were the teenage boy and the girl or something they hacked into the pentagons computers and etc and they played war games and they moved everything around yeah you know really uh started problems yeah yeah well you know i mean this is what the computer generation has left us with china hacks into our military uh computers and etc etc you know what i mean yeah and and yeah and no substitute for good old black and white and younger generation uh people uh young people uh they have they've lost contact with the real world and dealing with people face to face you cannot deal with outside of there what they know today that technology no their their face is in is in their tablets and smartphones they're texting constantly texting and they and they just are unaware of the environment around them you know and and they just don't know how to deal with a human being face to face looking at some looking somebody in the eye you know it's like everybody's in in their own world their virtual world of texting you know anyway this lieutenant says uh what happens in the case of uh the scenario in which a driverless car is in an accident with one driven by a person who do we ride up if there's a violation can't give a ticket to the computer oh my god who do we ride up if there is a violation uh who do we ride up we have to rethink a lot of crap okay well pros and cons i would say if the bugs are taken out of it and they're and they're good to good to go and and to mass produce this i would say there's a lot more pro shut up i would say there's a lot more pros than cons it's just one of the drawbacks of going or natural you have to hear assholes dribbling their basketball dogs barking oh which what are we what are we doing on time here let me see oh god oh what do you want you got did you find any uh juicy political uh reading or another light subject light but important all things are important you must put them in a proper conference all right go ahead it turns out that uranus good my as a cosmic companion as it circles the sun from nearly 1.8 billion miles away a cosmic companion in my anus that's not good i better increase my fiber so i can get rid of it scientists science have detected a trojan yes we're talking about the the computer virus related trojan not the condom an asteroid hemorrhoid like object that shares a planet asteroid hemorrhoid get it orbit orbit moving ahead of the ice giant oh an asteroid is it in it is it is has been in orbit around the planet uranus the discovery of 2011 q f nine nine not nine nine nine but nine nine two nines two nines was reported last week in the journal science and it was found almost by accident mike alexanderson a doctoral student in astronomy at the university of british columbia in vancouver canada wasn't looking for a trojan nor was he studying uranus yeah he's not my proctologist it wasn't agent 99 barbara felden in the get smart series wasn't she agent 99 yes she was and i think max was smart was 86 agent 86 the chief had a number yeah the chief used to qualm sometimes 86 i but i know she was 99 he and his colleagues were surveying the trans neptunian region neptunian region of the outer solar system hoping to see what kinds of orbits the objects there follow the trans neptunian region is more or less the same thing as the kuiper belt that i've heard of studying the patterns of objects orbits in the region helps scientists understand how the solar system formed some 4.5 billion years ago oh now it's down to 4.5 billion what happened to 13 billion were they trying to make the uh the religious nuts happier happy compromising with them well they're still far away from 6 000 years believe me but hey who knows as alexanderson and the team examined images snapped using the canada france hawaii telescope during 2011 and 2012 they noticed one object that was a moving moving across the field of vision more quickly than the others it was an indication that the object was closer to the earth than the rest mm-hmm that part wasn't a surprise but seeing something that moved the way 2011's qf 999 did was a shock the scientists that expected to see objects known as centaurs which often moved toward the center of the solar system along quirky paths but over the course of a year of observations they realized that this particular space rock was traveling in an orbit very much like that of uranus it looks that it becomes fatal that made it seem more like a trojan trojan man trojan and uranus you know the trojans the trojans have a one that um maybe it's got jalapeno in there or something but it's a little a little heat there jalapeno for a heat sensation well heat can be added very easily and cheaply in many ways depending on the uh the severity of what the recipient would like the snm severity that made it seem more like a trojan gravitationally bound to its planet the mysterious object also oscillated the same way a trojan would it was in fact a trojan the team members were certainly not anticipating finding something as cool as this university of california los angeles planetary scientist david jewitt who is credited with detecting the first kiber belt object in 1990 said that the transnewtonian neptonian region is the source of all sorts of objects hurling about the solar system providing an armada like rain that's cascading inward toward the sun as they move about they get caught up in planets gravity either getting hurled away or further inward chunks that float around in the zone of the giant planets are called centaurs those that make it into the inner solar system heating and vaporizing in the sun's heat are known as comets trojans are the bits that get captured excuse me in particular locations in a planet's orbit where gravity from the sun and gravity from the planet interact to lock them in place some trojans around mars neptune and Jupiter are permanently bound into their to their planets and have been for billions of years others like 2011 qf 9 9 and the earth's trojan 2010 2k 7 are only tremper temporarily trapped in their organs the planets are playing ball with this thing eventually they'll lose control of it alexander son and his colleagues conducted a computer simulation that showed that the trojan which is about 37 miles wide was that bigger than the asteroid in arm armageddon with bruce willis i i remember the movie but i do not remember the size of it i think it was smaller is only temporarily bound to uranus sometime within the next million years it's likely to drop out of its orbits and become a centaur the simulation also revealed that around three percent of the minor objects in the giant planet region were likely to go to be co-orbiting with uranus or neptune at any given time the international astronomical union which is in charge of naming such bodies in the solar system may decide to give 2011 qf 9 9 a different name we may get to send them a suggestion alexander should say for now he said he will use the remaining few days of scheduled telescope time to continue tracking the trojan this fall but probably won't study this a lot more shifting gears to work on the planned part of his thesis now you have anything on our beloved republican conservative congress okay that's it we'll wrap it up thank you for joining us for this i wanted to say a word please oh no i had to do a little promo but you say your word say your word uh in line with this one we just read yes you know the Hubble telescope has been the greatest experiment of this or any other century yeah it gives us so much to look back on in space because because there is no atmospheric interference with the with the humble Hubble correct there is no cloudy days in space it's you know and also lasers work much better in a vacuum of space too but the Hubble is one of the most positive greatest scientific projects in my opinion of all time of all time yes because and of course the the unmanned probes yes but the Hubble are fantastic huh the Hubble gives us pictures of space that the human mind can never conceive yeah deep space of the vastness of space deep space like black holes and and supernova stars and uh and space and quasars and pulsars and all that stuff and space is expanding yes not just you know things moving away it's all of space is expanding i heard the within and it's space is within some sort of containers well you know the there's not just total vastness you know i hear that the Milky Way and the Andromeda Galaxy is moving slowly closer together well we are in the Milky Way and we are in the area of the Milky Way where i the words escaped me but it is the luckiest portion of the Milky Way if we were somewhere this place or that place we would not exist the earth would not isn't it amazing how earth is is at the perfect distance from the sun and with the right at the right correct angle angle of action for having the ideal climate to support life despite the winter i know the seasons have their purpose too but just the perfect distance from the sun to support life and and allow water to accumulate and and all this it's just amazing it can't be just coincidental and and and what what is happening the the greed and evil of the human race is destroying this precious planet and its environment and the life on it destroying it because of greed because of profit before people in the planet and there's 24 and we only have uh there we only have a planet a there is no planet b planet a or plan b no there's no plan b with that with earth so you know i'm glad you brought that up because this is all very applicable to today as commentary on that last reading now i just want to say really quick show the product that we have been selling from the mega like 21 progressive hard hitting internet talk radio station it is imported from mainland china it is red panax ginseng extract liquid form with royal jelly fed only to queen bees liquid form mega dose red panax ginseng and royal jelly two of the most effective most powerful time proven tonics tonics for the human body just uh if you if you want to know what they do just google them royal jelly and uh red panax ginseng and you get a 30 day supply there are 30 liquid vials in this beautiful red and gold box okay so go to newsletter censor.com and at the top of the page there is a link to 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