Fresh-N-Proper Radio!!!!!!!
Saturday, January 10, 2009
NCAA Basketball...
NFL Playoffs...
Who's The Best Player In The League? According to ESPN, it's King James...
Get Ya Kick Game Proper
"Stop Searching For The E's Cause The O's Is Long, Now Go And Put Your Play Cloths On"
Celtics Slide Continues......Lose To Cavs 98-83
New Music: Weezy & Pharrell
Friday, January 9, 2009
Top 5 Dead or Alive?.....Two New Tracks From Jadakiss
"What would you do for a Klondike, or two dykes that look Christina Milian-like, hmmmm I'll be on time for that"
Follow Up on Police Shooting In Oakland...
NOTORIOUS Soundtrack Tracklist...
2. Hypnotize
3. Notorious (Featuring Lil' Kim and Puff Daddy)
4. Juicy
5. Party & Bullshit
6. Warning
7. One More Chance/Stay With Me Remix
8. Brooklyn Go Hard (Performed by Jay-Z, featuring Santogold)
9. Letter to B.I.G. (Performed by Jadakiss, featuring Faith Evans)
10. Kick In The Door
11. What's Beef
12. The World Is Filled (Featuring Too Short and Puff Daddy)
13. One More Chance/The Legacy Remix (Featuring CJ Wallace and Faith Evans)
14. The Notorious Theme (Composed by Danny Elfman)
15. Microphone Murderer (Demo)
16. Guaranteed Raw (Demo)
17. Love No Ho (Original Demo Version)
In A Landslide, Illinois House Votes To Impeach Gov. Blagojevich, 114-1. LMAO, wow...
The Illinois House voted overwhelmingly Friday to impeach Gov. Rod Blagojevich, an unprecedented action that sets up a Senate trial on whether he should be thrown out for abuse of power, including allegations that he tried to sell President-elect Barack Obama's vacant Senate seat.
Impeachment required just 60 votes. The final result was 114-1.
Legislators accused the second-term Democratic governor of letting down the people of Illinois by letting ego and ambition drive his decisions.
"It's our duty to clean up the mess and stop the freak show that's become Illinois government," said Rep. Jack D. Franks, a Democrat.
Blagojevich was out jogging in his Chicago neighborhood when the vote came down. His office declined to comment, but said he would issue a statement Friday afternoon.
During the House's 90-minute debate on impeachment, no one spoke up to defend the governor. But Rep. Milton Patterson, a Chicago Democrat, made the sole vote against impeaching Blagojevich.
Patterson said he read the impeachment committee's report and wasn't comfortable voting against the governor. "I have no firsthand knowledge of any of the evidence," he said.
"I went by my own gut feeling, it's as simple as that," he said. "I read the report. If the government is going to indict him, let them go ahead and do that. That's their job and I'm doing my job."
Rep. Elga Jefferies, another Chicago Democrat, voted "present."
Blagojevich was arrested Dec. 9 on federal charges that include allegations he schemed to profit from his power to name Obama's replacement in the Senate. The criminal complaint included an FBI agent's sworn affidavit describing wiretaps that caught Blagojevich allegedly talking about what he could get for the seat, how to pressure people into making campaign contributions and more.
That arrest triggered impeachment hearings by a special House committee.
The committee on Thursday unanimously recommended impeachment based on the criminal charges but other allegations as well — that Blagojevich expanded a health care program without proper authority, that he circumvented hiring laws to give jobs to political allies, that he spent millions of dollars on foreign flu vaccine that he knew wasn't needed and couldn't be brought into the country.
"The citizens of this state must have confidence that their governor will faithfully serve the people and put their interests before his own," the committee's report said. "It is with profound regret that the committee finds that our current governor has not done so."
Blagojevich has denied the criminal charges. He criticized the House impeachment process as biased and said a Senate trial would produce a different result.
But he didn't testify before the House impeachment committee and hasn't offered an explanation for the federal charges.
"His silence in this great matter is deafening," said House Majority Leader Barbara Flynn Currie, a Chicago Democrat.
I can't believe Blagojevich even has the nerve to try to say he's innocent. I mean, the evidence is right here isn't it...
Story Via: Yahoo
Stop Sleeping!!!!.....New Music From Two Of The Hottest Young Guns In The Game
A Little Late I Know, But Here Goes My Top Ten Hip-Hop Albums from 2008
Thursday, January 8, 2009
When DJ Clark Kent Speaks, It's Wise To Listen
Air Jordan 2009 Officially Unveiled!!!
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Say It Ain't So...Lupe Not Feelin Hip-Hop Anymore???
During a forum chat, the Atlantic rapper also gave his two cents on the current state of hip-hop. “I feel like hip-hop is coming to sort of a..i dare say…an end???…(no pun intended),” he explained. ”It’s not the same energy…hasn’t been for a long time…just a bunch of nothing out there…take it how u may…I hope the new vanguard proves me wrong and brings back the day of substance minus the webcam video to announce its return.” “Not ‘end’ in the since of cease to exist,” he clarified. “But more so transform into something else so expression is more meaningful…I put question marks on it because I still question my own thoughts about the feeling. But so many “what the fuck?!?!” moments have piled up so incredibly over the last few years that it begs a rethink of the trajectory of the art form.
Well That Was Quick...Cowboys Release Pacman
Troubled cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones was released Wednesday by the Dallas Cowboys following a season in which he was suspended six games for an off-field fight.The transaction will not become official until Feb. 9, the first day NFL teams can make waiver requests.“He was surprised, and I think he was obviously somewhat hurt,” said Worrick Robinson, Jones’ agent. “At the same time, he understands the business behind what is happening here.”A Cowboys spokesman declined to comment on the team’s decision and said owner Jerry Jones was unavailable.Jones, expected to give the Cowboys a boost on defense and special teams, had no interceptions and averaged just 4.6 yards per punt return.The Cowboys traded for Jones despite the cornerback’s suspension for the 2007 season after multiple off-field incidents while with the Titans. He was given another chance and cleared to play in 2008 by commissioner Roger Goodell.But on Oct. 7, Jones got into a scuffle with a bodyguard that was part of a team-employed security detail. A week later, Goodell suspended the cornerback indefinitely, which eventually turned into a six-week suspension. Jones missed a seventh game later in the season with an injury.Jones spent part of his time away from football taking part in an alcohol rehabilitation program.“He was a young man who needed the opportunity to be in treatment, and he got the treatment he needed,” Robinson said. “He came out of there a better person and a healthier person because of that.”Robinson said he did not think Jones’ suspension was a factor in the Cowboys’ decision to release the cornerback.“We don’t have any reason to believe at this point that that off-the-field incident had anything to do with the team’s decision today,” Robinson said. “I know there was certainly a lot of bad that came out of that situation, but there was some good that came out of that situation as well.