Meth says that his collabo with Dre never made it out, but he wouldn’t mind working with him again.
Method Man has been a staple in Wu-Tang Clan‘s live performances, but often times not all members are able to commit to the shows. Speaking with MTV RapFix Live’s Sway Calloway, Johnny Blaze explained that other obligations like movies prevent the group from joining forces as a unit.
Method Man is a great rapper who gets a bad rap. Despite being one of the most prominent East Coast emcees of the ’90s and the first breakout star of the Wu-Tang Clan, he’s often accused of being an underachiever who complains too much. “Eff a rap critic,” he once proclaimed on wax. “He talk about it while I live it.”
The Yardfather has been giving us digital “side-eye” since we gave his album a four-rating back in February. So we gave him a platform to explain why “The Greatest story never Told” should be considered a classic.
A Melville man is now the official holder of a registered patent for the creation of the “perfect” snowman.Ignacio Marc Asperas was granted the patent, titled, “Apparatus for facilitating the construction of a snow man/woman,” by the US Patent and Trademark office earlier this month.While the invention is meant to inspire child’s play, Asperas insists that his 25-page submission, complete with more than a dozen diagrams, “is not a joke patent. It is completely serious.” that doesn’t stop him from infusing a bit of humor into his application though.“It is said that the most ingenius ideas are the most simple in design. The wheel. The Toaster oven. And yes, now the ultimate Snow Man,” he wrote in his submission. he goes to say that he doesn’t pretend that his idea will be as revolutionary to the advancement of mankind, but does contend that his innovation is “a heck more fun then, err than a plain old wheel, and will inspire tons of enjoyment and play for hopefully a long time.”Asperas, who now lives in Munich, Germany, writes that his idea for creating the perfect snowman stemmed from his frustrations in attempting to make especially large snow men/snow women, as he is diligent in keeping his invention gender neutral. “Making a snow man is hard work. As an old pro, I know what a pain in the back it is to roll a snow boulder around a yard,” he wrote. “Compacted snow is virtually like ice! And you have to lift the darn thing a good four feet. now this is really back breaking,” he wrote. seeing that there was nothing already written on building “snow-people,” Asperas got to work. His method includes a rubber or plastic round object, which he calls a “Snow Sphere.” The sphere is very light and enables snow to cling to it by means of static electricity which attracts and holds dry snow to it. The spheres give the snowman a perfectly round shapes for its body and head.”So there it is,” Asperas concluded. “My new and improved method and apparatus for building a snowman (woman). OK. Snow-woman (man).”
Laryngeal cancer is a rare disease, with fewer than 12,500 people in the United States afflicted each year.
Ed Chapman of West Richland has a pretty good idea of how he acquired cancer of the larynx in 2005. he smoked and drank, was a firefighter and was a lead welder – all risk factors.
Sour Patch Kids are devious. They’ll cut the strings on your yoyo. They’ll unfold your origami. They’re real menaces to society, those Sour Patch Kids. or at least, they’re menaces to Method Man’s society, because this is apparently what happens to him whenever anyone spills a bag of them near him:
How does a blind guy tell the difference between a fifty and a dollar bill in his pocket? In this video, blind man Tommy Edison shows his method.
For Raekwon, the success of his 1995 classic debut, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx …, is a double-edged sword. while the Wu-Tang Clansman celebrated and performed songs from his first album on Saturday at Rock the Bells in New York, he admitted to MTV News that sometimes the OB4CL admiration distracts from his other work.
It’s got drama! It’s got danger! It’s got action! It’s… a science show? Yep, and an extremely popular one, too. while science is certainly no stranger to television—there are hundreds of shows on the topic—it rarely seems as entertaining (or explosion-filled) as it does on MythBusters, the long-running Discovery series responsible for bringing the scientific method to the masses. the show returns with new episodes this week, and it’s sure to bring with it a fireball or two.
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THE MAN who lured a Joburg model to Durban three weeks ago, and then raped and stabbed her in an Umhlanga Rocks lodge, is believed to have attempted the crime again last week – this time luring a teenage model from Joburg to Cape Town using the same method.
This is the Groovik’s Cube at Burning Man. You can tell because everyone is standing around with a bicycle, the preferred method of transit in the desert. Image courtesy of GroovLabs
By Nathan Koppel
The execution of Troy Davis commenced at about 10:53 p.m. at 11:08, Davis was pronounced dead.
While he was strapped to the gurney, Davis gave a final statement, maintaining his innocence. Addressing the family of mark Allen MacPhail, the 27-year-old man he is convicted of killing, Davis said, “look deeper into this case so you can really find the truth,” according to the accounts of reporters who witnessed the execution.
In early 2010, David Cronenberg's dream of filming A dangerous Method — the real-life story of Sabina Spielrein, Carl Jung's lover, Sigmund Freud's follower and both men's patient — came crashing to a halt.
There is probably no film this fall hitting the festival circuit harder than David Cronenberg‘s “A dangerous Method.” having already screened at Venice and Telluride, the film will play TIFF and NYFF next for what Sony Pictures Classics hopes will result in some kind of awards season recognition.
Aug. 10, 2011 |(0) Comments
Uh oh. Yesterday I reviewed the Kanye and Jay-Z album, Watch The Throne and I liked it. Now, the new Royce album, Success Is Certain dropped yesterday and we all know Royce can rap so what do I think about this one? Will I like this better? do I like "real" rap music too?