Three 6 Mafia on location at THE BANK nightclub in Las Vegas
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Memphis Installs Red Light Cameras
At intersections across the city, cameras are going up and they're aimed at putting the brakes on running red lights.
"If I'm driving down the streets and I know that there is a camera there when that light turns yellow I'm going to slow down instead of speed up and try to make the light," said Donna Davis, Special Assistant to the Mayor.
Red light cameras will be placed at 30 intersections which the Memphis Police Department says are the busiest and most dangerous, if your caught running a light, it takes your picture, and sends you a $50 ticket. Thursday, workers with American Traffic Solutions were putting up cameras at Winchester and Riverdale, drivers there didn't seem to mind.
"I mean you shouldn't be running a red light anyways so it’s fine with me," said Devereau Williams as he pumped gas.
"They have a lot of accidents in this area so there is a lot of traffic so it wouldn't be a bad idea," said Regina Slayton.
"I think it will be a great idea. I gives that extra caution before I run it before I do this they may catch me. If not for safety people don't want to pay a ticket especially with the economy," said Greg Shaw.
The red light camera program will start October 7th; however, the city is giving drivers a 30 day warning period before issuing tickets. The cameras are expected to bring in six to seven million dollars in revenue for the city over the next five years but city officials say it’s not about the money.
"The whole system, the cost of the monitoring and everything will be paid for by violators. It's not a revenue builder. It will generate some revenue but its purpose is to make people slow down and not run thru red lights," said Davis.
Not everyone is in favor of red light cameras. All across the country there are lawsuits fighting their installation. In Mississippi, state legislators have banned them. If you do get a ticket you can dispute it.
Camera locations:
- Winchester and Riverdale
- Germantown Parkway and Trinity Rd
- Lamar and E. Shelby Drive
- Winchester and Riverdale
- Germantown Parkway and Trinity Rd
- Lamar and E. Shelby Drive
- Germantown Parkway and Dexter
- Winchester and Kirby
- Germantown Pkwy and Stage/US 64
- Winchester and Hickory Hill
- Lamar and American Way
- Lamar and Winchester
- Germantown Pkwy and Cordova Rd
- Austin Peay and Yale
- E. Shelby Drive and Getwell
- E. Shelby Drive and Millbranch
- Poplar and S. Highland
- Germantown Pkwy and Stage/US 64
- Winchester and Hickory Hill
- Lamar and American Way
- Lamar and Winchester
- Germantown Pkwy and Cordova Rd
- Austin Peay and Yale
- E. Shelby Drive and Getwell
- E. Shelby Drive and Millbranch
- Poplar and S. Highland
Tiger Woods Is the 1st Black Athlete to Become A Billionare
According to Forbes, Woods' FedEx Cup win this year earned him a hefty $10 million check, nudging his total career earnings at over $1 billion.
Tiger's progress has been tracked by the mag ever since he joined the PGA Tour in 1996. First, he landed a record $40 million contract from Nike, and then he won the Masters by a record 12 strokes, becoming the youngest winner ever and first black player to take the title. That was just the start of his career.
Tiger's progress has been tracked by the mag ever since he joined the PGA Tour in 1996. First, he landed a record $40 million contract from Nike, and then he won the Masters by a record 12 strokes, becoming the youngest winner ever and first black player to take the title. That was just the start of his career.
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Drum Squad "Welcome To my City" Video from Welcome To My City Vol. 1 Mixtape
Welcome to My City Video Behind the Scenes PT. I
Welcome to My City Video Behind the Scenes PT. II
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Chris Rock Discusses GOOD HAIR On Oprah
I absolutely loathe the term "GOOD HAIR" but hey like Oprah said "this is a funny thought provoking documentary" so I won't judge without seeing it first. Check out this clip of the show...
I love my natural hair and I never was really into weave. I used to wear braids a lot but tracks were never my thing. After wearing braids for so long I started hating getting relaxers so I chopped of my hair and started my locs...its been 5 years now and I absolutely love the freedom of it. Swimming, exercising, & sleeping with no worries of how will my hair look in the morning.
I love my natural hair and I never was really into weave. I used to wear braids a lot but tracks were never my thing. After wearing braids for so long I started hating getting relaxers so I chopped of my hair and started my locs...its been 5 years now and I absolutely love the freedom of it. Swimming, exercising, & sleeping with no worries of how will my hair look in the morning.
Words of Wisdom
Sadness, disappointment, and despair have to flee in the presence of hope! Life is fragile, handle with prayer.
God is Love
Rev Run
God is Love
Rev Run
Sarah Chapman and Diddy's Daughter Chance Combs
Here is the latest picture of P diddys first daughter Chance Combs. She is such a little cutie pie!!! Makes me wanna have a little one..-side eye-
WHY?????????????????????????
WHY did Washington Wizards player Deshawn Stevenson get a tattoo of Abraham Lincoln on his neck??? WHY People get dumb tattoos is beyond me...I just don't get it, WHY don't they consult with someone before getting the mess that they think is cute?
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
The New Line of Black Barbies: Kara, Trichelle, & Grace
Mattel recently launched its first series of black dolls featuring varying skin tones and ethnically authentic looks, with a big sister portrayed as a role model to a little sister. The new dolls have fuller lips, a wider nose, more distinct cheekbones and curlier hair than previous designs. The line is called “So in Style” or S.I.S, and features Kara mentoring sibling Kianna, Trichelle with little sister Janessa, and Grace’s with younger sister Courtney, which are three best friends in tune with fashion, fun and music. Each character has a distinct personality: Grace's style is "girly girl," Trishelle is "smart and sassy," and Kara is "funky and fun," according to Mattel. The big-and-little sister dolls together cost $19.99; the little doll assortment is $7.99, and the Stylin' Hair doll assortment costs $24.99.Now this seems as a nice gesture from Mattel executives to cater to the African American community, but at first glance I was thinking why do these black girls have to have babies? I was so glad to read that they were focusing on teaching positive values about mentoring young girls. I think these new dolls are a better representative of what African American girls look like so I’m not mad at them. If I had a little girl I would approve what’s wrong with them making a doll that looks more like us?
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Book Excerpt: Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man
Five Questions All Single Women Should Ask
BY Steve Harvey
From his best seller “Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Man,” Steve says if a man really wants you, these questions won't scare him off.
1. What are your short-term goals?
Steve says this is a question you need to ask on the first date. "That's important. You want to know what a guy's working on," he says. "You listen very intently. You use your investigative skills. You be smart."
2. What are your long-term goals?
Every man needs to have a plan, Steve says. "They have to be different from the short-term goals," he says. "If they're not different, you have a guy that's not really planning."Once you're armed with this information, Steve says you can decide whether you want to attach yourself to his plan and take the relationship to the next level.
3. What are your views on relationships?
Family, friends, God … find out if these bonds are strong. Steve says a man's relationship with his mother is the most critical. "If it's nonexistent, that's a red flag. If that bond has been tainted or broken, please know he has no problem tainting or breaking yours," he says. "If you can't love your mother, please know he is incapable of loving you." If you're spiritual — and he's not — Steve says you probably won't be able to change him.
4. What do you think about me?
Steve says women should listen carefully to how a man answers this question. It may reveal a lot about the impression you're making. "He'll gladly tell you this. 'I think that you're great. I think you would make a great mother. I think you would be a terrific homemaker. I think you're very independent. I think you're very worthy,'" Steve says. "He's going to tell you all of this stuff."
5. What do you feel about me?
Once you have the answer to the fourth question, immediately ask the last one on Steve's list. In most cases, how a man feels about you will be very different from what he thinks of you."A man that has been thinking about you seriously has an answer for that," Steve says. "[He might say:] 'How do I feel about you? I feel like when I'm not with you, I ain't going to make it. I feel like you're the one for me. I feel like finally I've met somebody who I can share my hopes and dreams with.' … You may even find these words: 'You know what? I'm in love with you.' Which is what you're all looking for."
BY Steve Harvey
From his best seller “Act Like A Lady, Think Like A Man,” Steve says if a man really wants you, these questions won't scare him off.
1. What are your short-term goals?
Steve says this is a question you need to ask on the first date. "That's important. You want to know what a guy's working on," he says. "You listen very intently. You use your investigative skills. You be smart."
2. What are your long-term goals?
Every man needs to have a plan, Steve says. "They have to be different from the short-term goals," he says. "If they're not different, you have a guy that's not really planning."Once you're armed with this information, Steve says you can decide whether you want to attach yourself to his plan and take the relationship to the next level.
3. What are your views on relationships?
Family, friends, God … find out if these bonds are strong. Steve says a man's relationship with his mother is the most critical. "If it's nonexistent, that's a red flag. If that bond has been tainted or broken, please know he has no problem tainting or breaking yours," he says. "If you can't love your mother, please know he is incapable of loving you." If you're spiritual — and he's not — Steve says you probably won't be able to change him.
4. What do you think about me?
Steve says women should listen carefully to how a man answers this question. It may reveal a lot about the impression you're making. "He'll gladly tell you this. 'I think that you're great. I think you would make a great mother. I think you would be a terrific homemaker. I think you're very independent. I think you're very worthy,'" Steve says. "He's going to tell you all of this stuff."
5. What do you feel about me?
Once you have the answer to the fourth question, immediately ask the last one on Steve's list. In most cases, how a man feels about you will be very different from what he thinks of you."A man that has been thinking about you seriously has an answer for that," Steve says. "[He might say:] 'How do I feel about you? I feel like when I'm not with you, I ain't going to make it. I feel like you're the one for me. I feel like finally I've met somebody who I can share my hopes and dreams with.' … You may even find these words: 'You know what? I'm in love with you.' Which is what you're all looking for."
Words of Wisdom
God Is Love,
Rev Run
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
ICON----------------------------------------------------Sly & the Family Stone
Sly and the Family Stone are credited as one of the first racially integrated bands in music history, belting their message of peace, love and social consciousness through a string of hit anthems that fused R&B, soul, funk and rock n roll. On 'Different Strokes by Different Folks' a stylistically, culturally and racially disparate group of chart-toppers mirrors that idealistic diversity. Understand this: There was no precedent for Sly & the Family Stone.
Back in 1967, when the interracial, mixed-gender combo burst onto the scene with their debut album, the burgeoning rock & roll subculture was, as always, hungry for fresh kicks and different sounds. But no one was quite prepared for the magical, multi-faceted musical mix Sly and company served up. Their music was an inspired blend of rock, soul, pop, jazz, and an emerging genre soon to be dubbed funk. It packed a powerful, joyous wallop, delivering all the things one hoped to find in music: The thrill of the new, the excitement of the unexpected, a galvanizing groove, and lyrics that actually said something.Sly's been sampled by Janet Jackson, Beastie Boys, Kid Rock, Fatboy Slim, Ice Cube and Public Enemy to name just a few! He was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame in 1992, and is the recipient of the 2002 R&B Foundation Pioneer Award.
For more on Sly & The Family Stone check out:
Words of Wisdom
Did you know that the mind has a bias towards negatives? Therefore we must think positive happy thoughts ON PURPOSE! Be on it!!! Stay in the light! Have a bright, thoughtful, positive week!
God is Love,
Rev Run
God is Love,
Rev Run
Friday, September 18, 2009
Who's Lying??
Drake Says:
Original Post:
http://octobersveryown.blogspot.com/2009/09/best-i-ever-had.html
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Best I Ever Had
There have been questions posed to me the last few days about the writing of Best I Ever Had and I figured I'd take the time to clear the air directly. I have never met Kia Shine or worked with him. I wrote the entire composition in Toronto and I borrowed one line from a Lil Wayne song that he produced the BEAT for. The claims of 25% ownership are false and for a artist to brag about splits on a song is distasteful to begin with.
Posted by Drizzy at 6:31 PM
Kia Says:
POSTED BY WAVEY WILLIE
GLOBALGRIND.COM
This should end all the back and forth abou Kia Shine being a ghostwriter for Drake. Kia spoke exclusively to Global Grind about what went down. Read what he had to say below...
“Basically I did a record for Lil Wayne called "Do It For The Boy", which was on The Leak mixtape back in October. My dude DJ Absolute & Enuff was spinning the joint in NY. I gave Wayne the joint back in March of ‘08 and I had yet to hear the completed version until Absolute hit me. Actually, he was in the office with my man Daralle Jones at Atlantic. He wanted buy the song from me to use for Jahiem. I tried to contact Young Money to get paid for the original track before I made a move, but couldn’t get anyone to hit me back. Producer note, as a producer, it‘s tough with mixtapes these days. Artist will rap on a 2 track version of a beat & hook you put on a beat CD to shop and the next thing you know your beat is on the radio. It’s really impossible for Wayne to do a mixtape track, because if the song is a hit, it’s going to touch radio. That’s why whenever I produce or perform on a record I immediately send it to my guy, Maani, on the publishing side to handle all the paperwork, etc. I get a call from Absolute and he's like, "Yo, you sold the song to Drake." I’m like who's Drake??? Absolute sent me the joint in January and I’m like...wooooow! Drake sampled the melody, some of the words, cadence, etc. So because I had already registered the original record, my business was in order. I sent in the Drake record and let my legal team handle it from there. We were able to settle at 25% of the "Best I Ever Had" publishing. It's a blessing, but the moral of the story is to "follow up to get your dollars up" and always be prepared and on top of your business. People should really read my discography and they would understand that this in no surprise. They will respect my mind and my grind soon enough.”Every1 sleeping on me will wake up working for me".... Alarm Clock Experience Mixtape Coming soon!
Check out Kia claiming he co-WROTE 'Best I Ever Had" @ 1:00 min mark
Miss Conversation Piece Says:
Well if he did write good for him, but if it was just a beat sampled I can feel where Drake is coming from. Let me here the origianl track so we can see WHO'S LYING????
***Update***Acording to sources at VLADTV.com, There's a little controversy in the air. Kia Shine is going around saying that he co-wrote "Best I Ever Had" by Drake; when that isn't quite the case. Check it out...The word on the street is that Kia Shine didn't write any of the song, but instead he produced the beat on a Lil Wayne song entitled "DO IT FOR THE BOY." A song which Drake sampled and copied the melody from.
IMO, Kia Shine is one smart southern boy. He called his lawyers and the case was settled at 25% for "BEST I EVER HAD."
But, on the flip side because there is always a flip side; Kia Shine did not write one line or one word on the track. He had part ownership of the orginal track that Drake sampled from. And, that's what it is. Why he is going around saying that he co-wrote the song?? That I don't know.
Original Post:http://octobersveryown.blogspot.com/2009/09/best-i-ever-had.html
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Best I Ever Had
There have been questions posed to me the last few days about the writing of Best I Ever Had and I figured I'd take the time to clear the air directly. I have never met Kia Shine or worked with him. I wrote the entire composition in Toronto and I borrowed one line from a Lil Wayne song that he produced the BEAT for. The claims of 25% ownership are false and for a artist to brag about splits on a song is distasteful to begin with.
Posted by Drizzy at 6:31 PM
Kia Says:POSTED BY WAVEY WILLIE
GLOBALGRIND.COM
This should end all the back and forth abou Kia Shine being a ghostwriter for Drake. Kia spoke exclusively to Global Grind about what went down. Read what he had to say below...
“Basically I did a record for Lil Wayne called "Do It For The Boy", which was on The Leak mixtape back in October. My dude DJ Absolute & Enuff was spinning the joint in NY. I gave Wayne the joint back in March of ‘08 and I had yet to hear the completed version until Absolute hit me. Actually, he was in the office with my man Daralle Jones at Atlantic. He wanted buy the song from me to use for Jahiem. I tried to contact Young Money to get paid for the original track before I made a move, but couldn’t get anyone to hit me back. Producer note, as a producer, it‘s tough with mixtapes these days. Artist will rap on a 2 track version of a beat & hook you put on a beat CD to shop and the next thing you know your beat is on the radio. It’s really impossible for Wayne to do a mixtape track, because if the song is a hit, it’s going to touch radio. That’s why whenever I produce or perform on a record I immediately send it to my guy, Maani, on the publishing side to handle all the paperwork, etc. I get a call from Absolute and he's like, "Yo, you sold the song to Drake." I’m like who's Drake??? Absolute sent me the joint in January and I’m like...wooooow! Drake sampled the melody, some of the words, cadence, etc. So because I had already registered the original record, my business was in order. I sent in the Drake record and let my legal team handle it from there. We were able to settle at 25% of the "Best I Ever Had" publishing. It's a blessing, but the moral of the story is to "follow up to get your dollars up" and always be prepared and on top of your business. People should really read my discography and they would understand that this in no surprise. They will respect my mind and my grind soon enough.”Every1 sleeping on me will wake up working for me".... Alarm Clock Experience Mixtape Coming soon!
Check out Kia claiming he co-WROTE 'Best I Ever Had" @ 1:00 min mark
Miss Conversation Piece Says:
Well if he did write good for him, but if it was just a beat sampled I can feel where Drake is coming from. Let me here the origianl track so we can see WHO'S LYING????
***Update***Acording to sources at VLADTV.com, There's a little controversy in the air. Kia Shine is going around saying that he co-wrote "Best I Ever Had" by Drake; when that isn't quite the case. Check it out...The word on the street is that Kia Shine didn't write any of the song, but instead he produced the beat on a Lil Wayne song entitled "DO IT FOR THE BOY." A song which Drake sampled and copied the melody from.
IMO, Kia Shine is one smart southern boy. He called his lawyers and the case was settled at 25% for "BEST I EVER HAD."
But, on the flip side because there is always a flip side; Kia Shine did not write one line or one word on the track. He had part ownership of the orginal track that Drake sampled from. And, that's what it is. Why he is going around saying that he co-wrote the song?? That I don't know.
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Words Of Wisdom
Your real job is to do the possible, and trust God to do the impossible. :-)
God is Love,
Rev Run
God is Love,
Rev Run
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Obama calls Kanye "Jackass"

msnbc.com
updated 11:39 a.m. CT, Tues., Sept . 15, 2009
In what were supposed to be off-the-record comments, President Barack Obama called musician Kanye West a "jackass" because of the performer's outburst at a music awards ceremony.
The comments were mistakenly sent out via the online service Twitter by ABC News' Terry Moran, who had access to off-the-record comments Obama made while being interviewed Monday by CNBC.
"Pres. Obama just called Kanye West a 'jackass' for his outburst at VMAs when Taylor Swift won. Now THAT'S presidential," Moran, a "Nightline" co-anchor, wrote Monday evening.
Moran quickly deleted the comment but it was still accessible online.
ABC News later issued a statement apologizing for reporting comments meant to be off the record.
West was widely criticized, and later apologized, for interrupting Taylor Swift after she won a best female video award at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday.
West took the microphone from Swift to proclaim that Beyonce was more deserving.
updated 11:39 a.m. CT, Tues., Sept . 15, 2009
In what were supposed to be off-the-record comments, President Barack Obama called musician Kanye West a "jackass" because of the performer's outburst at a music awards ceremony.
The comments were mistakenly sent out via the online service Twitter by ABC News' Terry Moran, who had access to off-the-record comments Obama made while being interviewed Monday by CNBC.
"Pres. Obama just called Kanye West a 'jackass' for his outburst at VMAs when Taylor Swift won. Now THAT'S presidential," Moran, a "Nightline" co-anchor, wrote Monday evening.
Moran quickly deleted the comment but it was still accessible online.
ABC News later issued a statement apologizing for reporting comments meant to be off the record.
West was widely criticized, and later apologized, for interrupting Taylor Swift after she won a best female video award at the MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday.
West took the microphone from Swift to proclaim that Beyonce was more deserving.
Kanye Controversy Continues...
Kanye Apologizes
"I wish he would come & take my award so I could black his eye." -50 Cent
Pink's Take on things...
Andy Milonakis diss track....LOL WTF???
"I wish he would come & take my award so I could black his eye." -50 Cent
Pink's Take on things...
Andy Milonakis diss track....LOL WTF???
Monday, September 14, 2009
WTF LIL MAMA EDITION......
The VMAs were full of excitement last night but this moment took the cake...WTF was Lil Dude thinkin???
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
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