Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Original post had to be removed. Chrysler cars are awesome.
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Look into the eyes of G5 conceptz """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""
This is the best thing since {yep you have it} sliced bread.
The car you see pictured here is the Dodge challenger G5/S.
Check out the chop job on the roadster!
. Awesome!!!
The G5/R is my pick of the challenger litter.
currently magnetized to my refrigerator is a picture of my MVC. Motivation, determination is in clear view.
Bills to start rookie QB Edwards over Losman against Ravens
I don't know if the rookie has what it takes. If i am correct this will be Trent Edwards 1st official start for the 2007 season.
Those NFL fans know previous Bills starting running back Willis McGahee is now a self improving addition to the Ravens. Willis will have much to gain from every drive he can get his hands on. Trent Edwards, Dude you better bring you A through Z game and make sure you un-pack it from you travel bag before you step on that purple heavy game!!
Rookie QB Edwards over Losman against Ravens
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Tuesday, October 16, 2007
NBA fantasy. yea i have Lebron James and Tim Ducan
Al Harrington
Golden State Warriors
Position:
F
Height:
6-9
Weight:
250
College: St. Patrick's HS (NJ)
Lamar Odom
Los Angeles Lakers
Position:
F
Height:
6-10
Weight:
230
College: Rhode Island
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Come=back (RB) Priest Holmes might play Sunday, Coach Herm Edwards says
Priest Holmes is on the practice field. Says he had a dream of playing football once again.
Holmes is in great shape and looks to be over 10lbs lighter from 2005 . The year Shawne Merriman popped Priest hard enough to have him out for almost 2 season.never the less I really truly can not wait to see him on the 100 yard field at last. For now, if all works out Priest will back-up Larry Johnson. i dont think Holmes will be a back up for very long is he becomes complete fast. L.J is not having the season that the NFL paid him for to void a hold out. I say it now Priest will be a starter before the end of next season if not sooner. Good luck to all.
**** Baltimore Ravens will over take 2007-08 season.*****
The Chiefs traded backup running back
Michael Bennett to Tampa Bay
for draft picks onTuesday, creating
a spot behind starter Larry Johnson
- When Holmes was healthy he was one of the most productive running backs in the NFL. He owns 18 Chiefs single-game and career records, including career marks for yards rushing (5,933), total touchdowns (83) and TDs rushing (76).
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Monday, October 15, 2007
Flynt, 59, making comeback with Sul Ross State University
Flynt's only concern was
if he was eligible.
Finding out he was, Flynt returned to Sul Ross State this month,
37 years after he left and six years before he goes on Medicare.
His comeback peaked Wednesday with the coach saying he's made the
Division III team's roster. He could be in action as soon as Sept.
1.
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Order at Starbucks-101 all you need to be a professional coffee drinker
This is a basic guide to the Starbucks lingo that only a select
few (outside of the company) understand.
A great guide on coffee. All you need to know decaf-cafe-tall-grande americano etc.
If you have a question concerning the little bean, it's here. Dont be afraid, drop the cigs and sip the caffeine.
My own 2 cents:: If you are a veteran bean drinker try adding 1/4 - 1/2 8Oz of red bull. My before lunch daily booster to push me through to the end of a 10hr work day. Kids and squeamish please do NOT try this on your own without speaking to an adult 1st. happy sipping to all.
Starbucks 101 :
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Sunday, October 14, 2007
Friday, October 12, 2007
50 Cent -- still will (new shit)
follow me to 50 cent new hot shit STILL WILL
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Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Monday, October 08, 2007
Sunday, October 07, 2007
Broncos Travis Henry could lose bonus money, salary if suspended
Denver Broncos tailback Travis Henry,
who is fighting a one-year ban for a repeat violation of the NFL
substance abuse policy, would likely suffer significant financial
losses if he is eventually suspended by the league.
Henry
Henry, 28, signed a five-year, $22.5 million contract with the Broncos in March, only days after the Tennessee Titans
released him to avoid paying an $8 million roster bonus that he was due
early in the month. The contract with the Broncos includes language
that stipulates Henry must repay a $6 million signing bonus, or
whatever portion of it he has been paid, if he is suspended for drugs
at any time during the term of the deal.
To date, Henry
has received $2 million of the signing bonus. Another $1 million is due
in November, and the final $3 million installment is due to be paid in
March 2008.
In an affidavit filed as part of his lawsuit
to try to block the NFL's testing of the so-called "B-sample" of his
urine specimen, Henry stated: "If I fail this test, I will be suspended
for one year from my employment, and will be obliged to repay all
signing bonuses paid to date."
The Broncos would
probably withhold future installments of the signing bonus if Henry is
suspended. If his case is not resolved quickly and Denver is forced to
make payments on the rest of the signing bonus, the Broncos would then
seek to recover that money if Henry does not prevail in court and is
eventually banned for a year.
But the potential forfeiture
of the singing bonus is just part of the financial ramifications that
could impact Henry if he is suspended.
According to salary
documents obtained by ESPN.com, Henry's contract also calls for a $6
million option bonus due in the spring of 2009. The Broncos almost
certainly would not pay that bonus if he is suspended.
The
option bonus is guaranteed for "injury only," meaning that, if the
Broncos failed to exercise it, the only way they would be liable for
the $6 million is if Henry had suffered a career-ending injury.
So
far this season, in addition to the $2 million in signing bonus money,
Henry has earned $135,000 of his $595,000 base salary for 2007 and
collected a $100,000 offseason workout bonus. The Broncos can not
recover any of the base salary or workout bonus money. And Henry will
make an additional $35,000 for every week that he is on the roster,
which also would not be subject to recovery if he earns it.
Because
he is a vested veteran, Henry's base salary for 2007 is guaranteed. But
if Henry is suspended without pay, the sanction overrides the guarantee.
His
base salaries for future seasons, which obviously would be jeopardized
by suspension, are $730,000 for 2008, $1.375 million in 2009, $2.4
million in 2010 and $3.9 million in 2011. There are offseason workout
bonuses of $100,000 for each of those seasons. And in the final two
seasons of the contract, there are roster bonuses of $500,000 each. All
of that money could be at risk.
Loss of income could also
affect Henry's ability to meet certain legal responsibilities. In a
child-support action in Georgia earlier this year, it was revealed that
Henry has fathered nine children by nine different women. Courts in
several jurisdictions have ordered him to make child-support payments
for seven of the children.
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Saturday, October 06, 2007
Hatton says to Mayweather-- Don't touch my dick, you pussy
The event — to showcase their welterweight title showdown
in Las Vegas on December 8, 07 — was broadcast live on Sky Sports News.
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Mayweather responded to Manchester
City diehard Hatton’s jibes by
appearing in a United shirt.
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Pacquiao made weight had his last meal arrived in Vegas ready to fight ( Barrera)
tonights fight ( Oct 6,07 ).If you have been a Pacquiao fan then you know this is a ritual
before his fights.Pacquiao says “Nagmukhang bata ako, ah (I look younger),”
Much like a warrior now, rid the corn field look. Waiting in desperation I would like to see Pacquiao take the win in less then 8 rounds. Barrera speaks loud when saying this will be the last fight for his career, win or lose, oops or draw, I assume too.
In a few hours and if you are a betting man like i am for this match. You will be receiving a check or signing one over.
Round 1............. Famous legend quote.--- "Lets get it on" ------------ Ding Ding.
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Awesome-- Cody the wonder dog- Tree climbing dog (40ft)
I am quite sure that almost no one has had the opportunity to watch a dog climb 40ft to a bruce bruce treetop.
Cody is doing exactly that. Very easily to accomplish for the smart bird attracted all white Lab.
White lab bathing in pool after tree top climb.
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Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Prison Break The complete season(s)
pic 1 Mahon
pic-2 Wentwerth Miller
pic-3- Danay Garcia New in season 3 --(Beautiful)
pic-4- Danay
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Sunday, September 30, 2007
Creative fans have zero limitations for their NFL favorites.
Cleavland Browns with new team mate Jamal Lewis run over top of Baltimore Ravens. (2-2)
One of the most creative Fan Props I ever seen. SD Chargers.
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Sunday, September 23, 2007
UFC 76 *KNOCKOUT* Break-Down
Undercard results:
Matt Wiman def. Michihiro Omigawa via unanimous decision
Christian Wellisch def. Scott Junk via heel hook submission, Round
Jeremy Stephens def. Diego Saraiva via unanimous decision
Rich Clementi def. Anthony Johnson via rear-naked choke submission, Round 2
Main card:
Thiago Tavares vs. Tyson Griffin
Get ready for a barn-burner. I'm not sure my fingers will be able to keep up with the action, but I'll do my best.
Round one: Tavares looks a little gunshy early as Griffin takes
control of the center of the octagon and stalks Tavares around the
ring. Griffin shoots in for a takedown about 1:30 into the round, which
shows that Griffin is extremely confident as Tavares is dangerous on
the ground. Griffin lands a heavy shot in the guard before the two
scramble to their feet. Tavares tried a judo throw takedown but Griffin
managed to reverse position and ended up on top. Griffin got into
danger during a scramble when Tavares briefly got his back, but Griffin
escaped. Griffin is getting the better of the standup. Good round with
Griffin getting the nod in my book.
Round two: Tavares landed a flying knee early that shook Griffin up,
and when Tavares ran in to close the distance, Griffin hammered him
with a right before Tavares got a takedown. Tavares worked himself into
full mount until Griffin tried to buck up, giving up his back. Tavares
locked in a body triangle with his legs and tried to sink in the rear
naked choke from a standing position. Griffin showed incredible stamina
and strength, holding Tavares up for a long time before he finally
shook him off. Tavares then nearly pulled an armbar. Great display by
both fighters. Griffin stood up and looked to punish his opponent with
punches, meanwhile Tavares looked for a submission opening at every
opportunity. Griffin tried a guillotine but Tavares worked his way out
and took Tyson's back. Griffin dropped down, basically pile-driving
Tavares face-first into the mat. Tavares head was cut as a result. This
was an unbelievable round. I score it for Tavares but it could go
either way.
Round three: Tavares shot in early for a takedown try, but Griffin's
had enough of the ground and stuffed the attempt. Griffin stuffed him
against the cage and threw shoulders into his face. Amazing sequence on
the ground when Tavares tried an omo plata and Griffin spun and wheeled
his way out. Just a thing of beauty. Griffin landed a big elbow against
the cage as the two faced off standing again. Tavares spent the last
minute and a half trying to take Griffin down and looking for a
submission. Wow, that is a tough round to score, and someone is not
going to be happy at the decision.
Winner: Tyson Griffin by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
Lyoto Machida vs. Kazuhiro Nakamura
Round one: Machida landed a heavy body kick early on. The pair
clinched against the cage but neither did much with it. Nakamura tried
a judo throw but Machida ended up on top, in half-guard. The Brazilian
worked for a kimura briefly without success, and the two returned to
their feet. The crowd is decidedly uninterested so far. Nakamura
slipped down with about a minute left in the round, but Machida
struggled to pass his guard. Still, he managed a few elbows while in
top position. That's new for Nakamura as elbows weren't allowed in
Pride (but soccer kicks were, go figure). Machida won the round.
Round two: Machida came out with fury to start the round, unloading
and putting Nakamura down before landing heavy punches. Machida worked
for the mount and Nakamura gave up his back. Nakamura tried to spin out
of it, but ended up right back with Machida in mount again. Machida
sunk in a rear naked choke, but Nakamura fought it off and escaped.
Machida stayed patient and worked for full mount again. He's known for
being a patient counterstriker, but he's showing good aggressiveness in
this round. He did some damage before Nakamura found a way to scramble
to his feet. At this point, all Nakamura has been able to do is play
defense. Nakamura finally scored a takedown with 30 seconds remaining,
though he did very little with it as the final seconds of the round
slipped away. Another round for Machida.
Round three: Nakamura came out very aggressively, which is what you
like to see from a fighter who knows he's likely behind on the
scorecards. After the early flurry, he looked liked he began running
out of gas, and Machida sweeped him to the mat. Machida mounted him
again, but did nothing with the position as Nakamura bucked him off.
Machida landed what appeared to be a hard, straight left, though
Nakamura kept on forward, unfazed. Machida landed a knee to the head
and the body from the clinch with 30 seconds to go, then an elbow while
they fought agains the cage. The fans didn't love the fight, but it was
a strong performance from Machida.
Winner: Lyoto Machida via unanimous decision (30-27 on all judges' scorecards)
Diego Sanchez vs. Jon Fitch
Round one: Sanchez actually sprinted out to meet Fitch at the
opening bell, immediately going for a takedown. He abandoned the
attempt after a few seconds and the two went toe-to-toe. Sanchez again
went for the takedown but Fitch defended again. It will be interesting
to see how that affects Diego's gameplan. Fitch landed a couple of
short punches from in close but they went right back to the cage with
Sanchez leaning on Fitch. The crowd grew restless and Sanchez finally
took him down. Third time was the charm. Fitch got right back up and
returned the favor with a takedown of his own with two minutes left in
the round. Sanchez stayed active from the bottom, looking for a
triangle, then an armbar. Sanchez spun for an armbar again as Fitch
kept top position. This was a very close round. I'd give a slight edge
to Sanchez.
Round two: Sanchez went for the takedown immediately, but Fitch
ended up on top. The pair got back to their feet, and Sanchez scored a
takedown. Fitch tried to get up, lifting Sanchez's legs to take him
down. Fitch then took Sanchez's back and looked for a submission. A
crazy moment took place when Sanchez had his legs wrapped around
Fitch's head, and Fitch picked Sanchez up and slammed him down. Crowd
loved that one. This is just a back-and-forth scramble with neither man
able to gain momentum or do much damage. Fitch landed the best shots of
the fight with a pair of hammer fists late in the round that busted
Sanchez's nose. That round probably goes to Fitch.
Round three: Sanchez looked for a guillotine and it looked like he
had it, but Fitch amazingly flashed a thumbs-up sign, letting the crowd
and his corner know he wasn't in danger. Sanchez held it for at least
30 seconds, until Fitch popped out of the hold and threw a couple
punches. Sanchez then looked for a kimura but could never clear Fitch's
arm. Fitch stayed in top position for most of the rest of the round.
Sanchez tried a triangle choke but Fitch pulled out again. Sanchez was
trying to apply it again as time ran out. Another tough round to score,
but I give Sanchez the nod for his many attempts to finish the fight.
Winner: Jon Fitch by split decision (30-27 Fitch, 29-28 Sanchez, 29-28 Fitch)
That's 14 straight wins for Fitch, who will at least finally gain
some mainstream exposure for the win. Sanchez took the loss well,
saying, "he beat me fair and square, and I'm going to take it like a
man."
Joe Rogan again brought up the issue of scoring in the UFC, and it
will continue to pop up in close fights like this one, where Sanchez
was busy constantly trying for submissions yet Fitch escapes with the
win because of his positioning. In this case, it almost appears that
judges are giving more credit for takedown than for submission
attempts. In this writer's opinion, that's a mistake. While both moves
signal offensive aggression, a submission attempt is a try to end the
fight, a takedown is not.
Mauricio "Shogun" Rua vs. Forrest Griffin
Round one: Shogun looks for the early takedown and Forrest defends
well as Rua ends up on the ground. Shogun scores with a takedown a
little over a minute in, and follows up with a couple elbows from the
guard. Forrest did an excellent job early controlling Shogun in his
guard. He used underhooks to get back to standing. Shogun showed his
trademark aggressivness coming forward, but Forrest used it against
him, taking Rua down. Griffin landed a hook and a right. Rua has a knot
on the left side of his head. Shogun shot in for another takedown,
putting Griffin right against the cage, but Griffin reversed it and
threw punches as time ran out. An excellent first round and Griffin has
already survived longer than many thought.
Round two: Shogun took Griffin down with a single-leg takedown and
fell right into his guard. Rua landed his first big shot, an elbow from
the guard, but Griffin popped up and back to his feet. Griffin then
scored a takedown and started hammering Rua. You can see that Shogun
wants this fight on the ground. He tried another single leg, this time
Forrest was ready and defended, adding a few hammer fists before the
two returned to standing. Rua looks tired now. He's renowned for his
engine, but it looks like it's idling. He's exhausted as he throws a
lazy punch and Forrest takes him down. Griffin lands elbows and
punches, scoring at will and beating Shogun down. Wow. I expected
Forrest to give him a run, but he's threatening to win this thing. He
wins the round.
Round three: Shogun took Forrest down to start the round, and
Griffin looked for a triangle, then an armbar. That would've been the
shock of the century if he pulled it off. Rua couldn't do much with the
position as the stalemated for a time. Eventually, Shogun did land a
couple elbows. Griffin then nearly shocked Rua again with an omo plata
try which eventually left Griffin in top position. Griffin took
advantage with shots. Rua looks physically depleted again. With a
minute to go, the crowd cheered on Griffin as he tried to mount the man
many in the world consider the best in the world at 205. Forrest sinks
in the rear naked choke and OH MY GOODNESS, he just shocked the world.
He finished Shogun with a rear naked choke. He submitted a Brazilian
jiu-jitsu black belt who many thought would walk through him and to a
title shot. This is a huge upset.
Winner: Griffin via rear naked choke, Round 3
The look on Griffin's face as he felt Rua tap out against his leg
was absolutely priceless, a mixture of joy and elation. Good for him.
Chuck Liddell vs. Keith Jardine
Round one: Jardine looks like he wants to throw those leg kicks that
he often uses to chop down his opponent. Probably a good idea. Liddell
caught him with a big right hook on the chin, but Jardine stayed
upright. Liddell started to measure him and cut the distance by backing
Jardine up near the cage. A Liddell left hook caused a cut over
Jardine's right eye. Jardine is doing a good job keeping Liddell
off-balance with leg kicks and combos. Of course, even an off-balance
Chuck is a dangerous Chuck as many have learned over the years. Liddell
caught Jardine late with a hard right but Jardine backed away and
smiled. Liddell wins the round, but Jardine survives, which should be a
confidence-booster.
Round two: Jardine caught Liddell with a hard right that put Liddell
back on the canvas, but Liddell seemed to recover quickly and Jardine
couldn't do anything to add to the damage. You can see Jardine's
confidence growing as he actually stuck his chin out towards Liddell
with his hands down at one point. Jardine is landing right hands and
Chuck is really having trouble finding the range. Jardine is bleeding
on both sides of his face. Liddell finished a scramble with a rare knee
to the head. Liddell looks fresher than Jardine right now, but my
opinion may be skewed by the blood decorating Jardine's face. Jardine
lasts the round and probably sneaks it out on some scorecards.
Round three: Jardine has done an impressive job with his leg kicks.
He uses the weapon better than most fighters. He hits another leg kick
followed by a hook that lands on the jaw of the ex-champ. This pace is
to Jardine's liking, with no particular flow or rhythm. The left side
of Chuck's body is red and his left leg must be the same color. The
crowd is stunned at what they are witnessing as Jardine lands a couple
of hooks with 1:30 to go. With 30 seconds to go, both men open up
trying to steal the round. They trade punches, Liddell throws a reverse
leg kick and Jardine scores on a hook. Stop the presses, a Chuck
Liddell fight has gone the distance. Jardine may have just pulled off
an upset.
Winner: Keith Jardine by split decision (29-28 Jardine, 29-28 Liddell, 29-28 Jardine)
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Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Another bitch fit from non other then the spoiled baby Kanye West --- A MTV break down
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The Rocky of Brooklyn Is not the only one with hands as a deadly weapon.
Look at those solid 4in bomb droppers.
Anyone that knows me or even of me can tell you.
I love my animal(s) as you can see. i currently have 2 female dawggs. 3 year old red nose razor pitbul(y)
A solid german Rottweiler pushing 80 pounds. Both are obviously hella spoiled. The photo in this picture is over a year old.
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Las Vegas PD: Slamming OJ Simpon in the slammer.
DID HE DO IT OR NOT?
WAS HIS MOTIVE ACCEPTABLE?
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police began a press conference just after 3:50
PM PT and formally announced the arrest of O.J. Simpson in connection
with a gunpoint robbery on Thursday night.
Vegas police announced that they are holding Simpson on a myriad of charges.
Capt.
James Dillon said that three search warrants were prepared and evidence
collected, including two firearms and property reported stolen, and
clothing worn by suspects.
After review, they arrested O.J.
Simpson. Robbery detectives took O.J. into custody without incident. He
invoked his rights to an attorney and was transported to the detention
center. Robbery with a deadly weapon, two counts. Assault with a deadly
weapon, two counts. Conspiracy to commit burglary, and burglary with a
firearm.
O.J. will be transported and booked at Clark County
Detention Center, where bail will be determined based on the charges.
The investigation is "dynamic and ongoing."
The location of where the search warrants were served is being kept secret.
Lt.
Clint Nichols said the investigation is open and active. He would not
confirm that O.J. was armed, despite the charges. He would not discuss
the firearms.
Nichols said there was a social relationship between O.J. and the other parties involved.
People are still being sought in connection with the incident and may be Las Vegas residents.
Nichols
said that he didn't believe anyone was "roughed up," but said that
firearms were involved in the robbery. Nichols said that the issue of
the ownership of the property is still being sorted out, but said that
property not thought to belong to O.J. was also taken.
"We have
not recovered all of the property," said Nichols, "it was an extensive
list of sports memorabilia, most signed by Simpson and some Joe Montana
items and baseballs."
If convicted, O.J. could face three to thirty-five years -- for each count.
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Bottle makes dirty water drinkable
Bottle makes dirty water drinkable
The
way fresh water is supplied to disaster-hit regions could be
revolutionised after an Ipswich-based businessman invented a £190
bottle that makes foul-smelling water drinkable in seconds.
Michael
Pritchard hopes that the bottle could be a life-saver for refugees in
disaster regions where access to clean drinking water is vital.
However,
the military are already latching on to his idea. Four hours after Mr
Pritchard launched his new "Life Saver" bottle at the DESI defence show
in London yesterday, he sold out his entire 1,000 stock. "I am bowled
over," he said.
Military chiefs are excited because the
bottles, which can distill either 4,000 litres or 6,000 litres without
changing the filter, will have huge benefits for soldiers who hate
drinking iodine-flavoured water.
In July a protype of the bottle was voted "Best Technological Development" at the Soldier Technology conference.
Mr Pritchard, who runs a watePowered by Frankwhite
Monday, September 10, 2007
Jay Z hints he will marry Beyonce oneday.
Asked if they had set a date for the wedding, Jay-Z said: "One day soon -
let's leave it at that."
The hip-hop mogul went on to hint he may even choose the Palazzo as the
wedding venue, if the hotel's President Rob Goldstein buys Beyoncé an
expensive ring.
He joked: "I don't know if the wedding will be here.
"It's kind of comfortable. If Rob throws in the ring, who knows?"
Jay also revealed he is considering setting up home in Las Vegas.
He said: "Vegas is like no other place in the world.
"I'm going to ask Rob for advice. He's pretty good with the real estate. We'
ll see what happens."
The rap star's new $20 million, 24,000 sq ft club has floors made of
24-karat gold and platinum, 85
It is scheduled to open in December.
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