Even after letting him hit the stage at Summer Jam Papoose releases a response to Kendrick Lamar. I think its funny how many rappers misinterpreted the King of NY line. Source:http://iamjade-3.blogspot.com/2013/08/papoose-responds-to-kendrick-lamar-with.html
Papoose Responds to Kendrick Lamar with Control Remix Images
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Friday 7:10, Saturday and Sunday 1:10Citi Field - Flushing, NYPhillies 48-48, 3rd Place in the N.L. East, 6 1/2 games behind the BravesMets 41-50, 4th Place in the N.L. East, 11 games behind the BravesPhillies Probables: Kyle Kendrick (8-6, 3.68), Cole Hamels (4-11, 4.05), Cliff Lee (10-3, 2.86)Mets Probables: Jeremy Hefner (4-6, 3.33), Zack Wheeler (3-1, 3.54), Matt Harvey (7-2, 2.35)At the Ballpark: The first 15,000 fans will receive a Mets toy truck on Saturday afternoon. On Sunday, the first 25,000 fans will receive a Dwight Gooden All-Star bobble head.Phillies LeadersAverage: Ben Revere - .305Runs: Domonic Brown - 49Home Runs: Domonic Brown - 23RBIs: Domonic Brown - 67Stolen Bases: Ben Revere - 22Wins: Cliff Lee - 10
1973 Topps #184ERA: Cliff Lee - 2.86Strikeouts: Cliff Lee - 125Saves: Jonathan Papelbon - 201973 Topps Flashback: When a guy who went 6-4 with a 4.62 ERA in 18 starts in 1985 is your Diamond King representative in the 1986 Donruss set, your team has issues. What's worse, is that by the time the 1986 Donruss set was released, Jerry Koosman was long gone, having been released by the Phillies in December 1985. This is the kind of stuff that really bugged me as a young collector. I wrote more about Koosman's career during a 1979 Topps Flashback post last year.
It's relatively clear where the preponderance of the State Delegation representing Prince William County stand with regard to the Bi-County Parkway, particularly as has been evidenced by the attendance and statements at several meetings held locally and in Richmond. What is not so clear is where the Loudoun delegation stands and given their votes on the Transportation Bill last session, I would suggest they may not be opposed to the Bi-County Parkway. That being said, one has to wonder whether they will attend Thursday night's VDOT presentation at Creighton's Corner Elementary School and let their positions be known. Should they chose to attend perhaps one of the more hardy souls in the crowd should ask them about the campaign contributions they have reported in 2013 alone and how those contributions relate to their votes in favor of the Transportation Bill and whether or not those contributions will "influence" their position with regard to the Bi-County Parkway. Here's some select data to look at.Joe May Campaign Contributions 2013$15,000 Majority Leader PAC $10,000 Commonwealth Transportation PAC $7,500 Nova Technology Council $5,000 Howell for Delegate - William $5,000 Va Transportation Construction Alliance $2,500 John T "Til" Hazel, Jr $2,000 Transurban USA Inc $1,250 Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce $1,250 Nova Building Industry Assn $1,000 Associated Builders & Contractors - Va Chapter $1,000 Associated General Contractors $1,000 Dewberry & Davis $1,000 Northern Virginia Assn of Realtors $1,000 Old Dominion Highway Contractors Assn $1,000 Parsons Brinckerhoff $1,000 Toll Road Investors Partnership II $1,000 Va Assn of Realtors $1,000 Va Trucking Assn Total $58,500Tom Rust Campaign Contributions 2013$10,000 Sidney O Dewberry $10,000 John T "Til" Hazel, Jr $5,000 Eleanor C Hazel $5,000 Majority Leader PAC $5,000 Nova Technology Council Herndon$2,000 Northern Virginia Assn of Realtors $2,000 Nova Building Industry Assn $1,000 Home Builders Assn of Va $1,000 MC Dean Building Intelligence Inc $1,000 Gary D Rappaport $1,000 Va Assn of Realtors Total $43,000Tag Greason Campaign Contributions 2013$10,000 Commonwealth Transportation PAC $4,472 Va Assn of Realtors $2,500 Majority Leader PAC $2,500 Nova Technology Council $2,300 Northern Virginia Assn of Realtors $2,000 Toll Road Investors Partnership II Total $23,772
AP Photo/Darron CummingsBy Kenneth Teape (@teapester725)Saturday, May 18th, 2013Game 6 RecapFinal Score: New York Knicks: 99 Indiana Pacers: 106The Knicks season has come to an end with a loss in Game 6 against the Pacers Saturday night, ending what was their best season in a long time. It was a tough ending to the season as there were high expectations for the Knicks coming into the season but they did improve upon their prior season for the third consecutive year, so hopefully they will build upon this one next season. For tonight the effort was just not there consistently enough as it could have easily been a blowout in the Pacers favor if not for a big night from Carmelo Anthony and an inspired stretch in the third quarter when the Knicks got hot. Questionable coaching decision by head coach Mike Woodson and some interesting calls for the referees were too much for the Knicks to overcome on the court as their season game to a disappointing end in Indiana. The Knicks will start their offseason program while the Pacers will move onto the Eastern Conference Finals to take on the Miami Heat.-PositivesOf the Knicks tonight Anthony was the one who looked most like he was not ready to see the season end. For much of the game he was the only person the Knicks could count on on the offensive end, as he carried the Knicks with 39 points on 15 of 29 shooting from the field and perfect eight of eight from the foul line. Anthony added seven rebounds as well as he did everything he could on the offensive end to keep the Knicks in the game. Anthony got it going in towards the end of the first quarter and into the second quarter as he made five shots in a row after starting the game zero for three. It was a spirited effort from Anthony who just did not get enough help on the offensive end for the Knicks to take it out.Iman Shumpert led a furious comeback in the third quarter, knocking down three threes in a row to bring the Knicks back into the game after falling behind by double-digits. Shumpert had a huge third quarter overall, scoring 16 of his 19 points in that frame. Shumpert knocked down five of his six three point attempts, adding three rebounds as well and his normal great defense before fouling out after only 25 minutes played. Shumpert has looked better and better as the season has gone on and it will be a pleasure to watch him next season after a full training camp and not having to rehab an injury, instead being able to work on his game.Raymond Felton was unable to give the Knicks anything tonight, as he had his worst game this post season going zero for seven from the field and scoring only two points. Felton did add six assists and three rebounds, but was unable to give the Knicks that added scoring option as he was stifled as the pick-and-roll game was not as effective with Chandler being ineffective. Felton wasn't the only point guard to struggle as Jason Kidd's scoreless streak continued, giving him 10 games in a row without a point. There is a chance that Kidd may never again score a point in his career as retirement talks have surrounded Kidd throughout the end of the season.The three point shooting tonight was the only reason the Knicks were even in the game in the first place. The Knicks knocked down 13 of 30 three point attempts in the game, good for 43.3 percent. The Knicks were lucky they hit a hot streak in the second half, knocking down eight of nine at one point; otherwise the Pacers would have blown them out. The Knicks struggled inside the three point line, going 21 of 55 inside the arc. -NegativesThe Pacers were able to expose many of the Knicks deficiencies in the game tonight. One being their lack of offense; had the Knicks not gotten hot from deep they would have been blown out. Going 21 of 55 inside the arc is unacceptable and not a winning formula. The lack of inside scoring presence was front and center throughout the series for the Knicks who struggled from the floor all series.The numbers at the end of the game aren’t awful, but the Knicks were once again hammered on the boards by the Pacers. The Pacers ended the game with a 43-36 edge in the rebounding, but started the game with a much bigger edge as the Knicks didn’t grab their first rebound until the seven minute mark of the first quarter.One reason for the huge rebounding disadvantage was the play of Tyson Chandler. He was awful throughout the series and once again tonight as he was sorely outplayed by Roy Hibbert. Chandler just did not have it against the Pacers and really throughout the playoffs as he looked lost at times and was unable to slow Hibbert down, a big reason the Pacers took the series.Another player that dominated the Knicks tonight was Brooklyn native Lance Stephenson. Stephenson played quite possibly the best game of his career, scoring 25 points on nine of 13 shooting, including 10 rebounds, three assists and a steal that led to an and-one to break a 92-all tie and put the Pacers back ahead. Stephenson bullied the Knicks all night as there was no one able to slow him down from attacking the paint and getting to the basket at will. Hard fouls from Chandler did not slow Stephenson down as he kept attacking and really hurt the Knicks tonight.The foul and free throw disparity tonight were so lopsided they were comical. On the night, the Knicks attempted only 18 free throws, making them all on 16 Pacer personal fouls compared to 46 attempts, 34 which were made on 34 Knick fouls. That kind of disparity is unheard of especially in the playoffs, as the Knicks were on the wrong side of a lot of 50/50 and questionable calls.Mike Woodson has put himself squarely on the hot seat; being as stubborn as ever he really cost the Knicks the series. He continued to use Chandler on Hibbert even though he was being dominated while he had a capable defender in Marcus Camby on the bench. He also showed too much trust in J.R. Smith, who struggled yet again in going four of 15 from the field for 15 points. Woodson took too long to go to players such as Chris Copeland and it cost the Knicks in the playoffs and possibly his job. Woodson was unable to make adjustments in the series and continued his poor performances in the playoffs as a head coach. 
The brawl at the end of the Rangers' 1-0 Game 6 victory over the Capitals shows both teams' desire to win the series. (Scott Levy)
The documentary traces the journeys of I believe five families in dealing with the harassment of their children in school, but the children and their parents alike feel helpless because the people in upper administration will not take any ownership or responsibility in it. What the hell is happening to our world? What ever happened to "It takes a village to raise a child?" Everyone is so afraid to take responsibility for someone else's child, and everyone wants to be "politically correct," but bullying is a bigger problem then I thought. There are lots of campaigns that parents of victims of bullying have created to fight bullying, however, they can campaign all day till they're blue in the face, but that won't make a significant change until administration puts their foot down.It is heart breaking to know that a young, innocent child who has not yet experienced all the joys and even true sorrows that life has to offer, feels that they MUST end it all because they feel so much pain from bullies...their peers who slap them, physically abuse them, call them names all while adults stand on the sidelines and say "Oh well." That makes me angry! Adults should know better. If the adults can't teach the future generations the right way...WE ARE DOOMED!--And that is an understatement.Honestly, I remember being bullied as a kid for my weight, the way I dressed, etc. but I had a mother and people to tell me that they loved me and that I was beautiful! My mother would tell me to "defend myself," and sure enough when I did so, people did not tease me anymore the way they once did. Many people go through the phase [of being bullied], some worse than others, but I believe that in order for a child to successfully pull their way out of it, without feeling like they must take their own life, they need to feel 1)support from their parents and 2) support from their teachers and principals.Two scenarios in the documentary stuck out to me. One, two parents of a boy who committed suicide called a town meeting and a few students testified. A poor boy got up with tears running down his face saying, "I can't believe _____ had to do this just for people to notice! Just for people to care. I can't believe it had to go this far!" I thought, "Wow, this kid has more sense then the adults." Two, the last family the documentary followed was a black family in Mississippi. The victim of bullying was a young, black girl who was an honor student who played basketball. She was constantly teased so bad at school that she took her mother's gun and brought it to school and took it out on the bus. She did not shoot anyone, but of course she was taken to a juvenile detention center. And here goes the raggedy sheriff taking about, "This young lady has 22 counts of assault plus another 22 counts...she has over 40 counts of misdemeanor charges which if she was old enough could land her YEARS in jail. I don't care how bad the bullying gets, to me there is no excuse for bringing a gun to school."If you are reading this you may be saying to yourself "Oh, he's right,"...but let me ask you this, have you truly been bullied to the point that you felt like a piece of dirt? Have you ever been bullied everyday of your life in school to the point that you felt like you wanted to give up? If the answer is no, then you would not understand why she brought the gun to school. She didn't fire the gun or shoot anyone, she said she was tired of them picking on her and she wanted to scare them. Yet when that crazy lunatic boy shot up the movie theater...American news outlets want to talk about how smart he was...that he attended an Ivy league and that he had mental problems. Creating nothing but a bunch of excuses for him...but here's a 14 years old black girl...honor student, who was sick and tired, but she has 40 plus counts of misdemeanors and "Americans" want to THROUGH HER IN JAIL! at even Also a lesbian student was dealing with bullying and it got so bad that even the child's parents' friends disassociated with them. When it comes to certain issues, this country makes me sick. We have too many bystanders and onlookers in certain situations who fail to speak up when they know something is wrong with the situation. You may not agree with someone's viewpoint but bullying is never "okay" or acceptable or appropriate. And we'er always busy judging someone...WHY? No one is perfect and EVERYONE had dirty laundry, it's just that everyone's is not as visible as others' but that doesn't make us better than anyone else.In college it's much more rare to see open "bullying" then in elementary and jr high school, but if I see it I WILL SPEAK UP! It would kill me inside to know that I could've done something but didn't. Also, I can't change the world alone, but I will make a video to encourage people who have been bullied. And as always I start with informing people with my blog, then I will apply it to my personal life, and then take it to the MIGHY TUBE...YOUTUBE THAT IS! Any thoughts? Comments? Concerns? If you haven't seen it, watch it. If you have seen it what did you like? Dislike?
