
Monday, December 20, 2010
DOE OR DIE 2: AZ - Gimme Yours 2010 (Video)

Friday, December 10, 2010
MOVIE: Apocalypse Now (1979)
Saturday, December 4, 2010
BOOK CLUB: MLK, United Fruit Company & Serbian Protesters
On the evening of April 4 1968, Martin Luther King was in Memphis supporting a workers' strike. By the end of the day, top-level army snipers were in the position to knock him out if ordered. Two military officers were in place on the roof of a fire station near the Lorraine Motel, to photograph the events. Two black firemen had been ordered not to report to duty that day and a black Memphis Police Department detective on surveillance duty in the fire station was physically removed from his post and taken home. Dr King's room at the motel was changed from a secluded ground-floor room to number 306 on the balcony. Lloyd Jowers, owner of Jim's Grill which backed on to the motel from the other side of the street, had already received $100,000 in cash for his agreement to participate in the assassination. He was to go out into the brush area behind the grill with the shooter and take possession of the gun immediately after the fatal shot was fired. MORE
BANANAS: HOW THE UNITED FRUIT COMPANY SHAPED THE WORLD - Peter Chapman
In this gripping exploration of corporate maneuvering and subterfuge, Peter Chapman shows how the importer United Fruit set the precedent for the institutionalized power and influence of today's multinational companies. Bananas! is a sharp and lively account of the rise and fall of this infamous company, arguably the most controversial global corporation ever – from the jungles of Costa Rica to the dramatic suicide of its CEO, who leapt from an office on the forty-fourth floor of the Pan Am building in New York City. From the marketing of the banana as the first fast food, to the company’s involvement in an invasion of Honduras, the Bay of Pigs crisis, and a bloody coup in Guatemala, Chapman weaves a dramatic tale of big business, political deceit, and outright violence to show how one company wreaked havoc in the “banana republics” of Central America, and how terrifyingly similar the age of United Fruit is to our age of rapid globalization. MORE
And for my Serbian peoples:KANDŽE - Marko Vidojković
Radnja ove moderne bajke smeštena je u Beograd, u vreme građanskih protesta 1996-97. Vidojkovićev junak je student treće godine prava, fanatični učesnik protesta protiv izborne krađe. Izgladneo, odrpan i izneveren od ostatka sveta, on svakodnevno ide na demonstracije i bezglavo uleće u najopasnije situacije pomiren sa besmislom života. Sve će se promeniti kad upozna neobičnu devojku smeđe kose i odsečenih trepavica…. „Kandže“ na nov način govore o studentskom protestu devedesetih razobličujući ga do kraja, i bezobrazno promovišu princip revolucionarne pravde i pravilo da je u politici i ljubavi sve dozvoljeno. MORE
Friday, December 3, 2010
EXCLUSIVE AUDIO: "Snitch Alibi" (Nas)
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
NEW MIXTAPE: "Unsigned City"

Official Capish Hip Hop 10 Year Anniversary / Unsigned City Release parties are scheduled for:
- SATURDAY, DEC. 4 [The Bank Lounge - Niagara Falls, 19+ ID a must]
- FRIDAY, DEC. 10 [Knights of Columbus Hall - Niagara Falls, All Ages]
Monday, November 29, 2010
ECONOMICS: Top 10 Richest Men of All Time
NUMBER 10: Carlos Slim Helu (1940 - ) $60 BillionThe Mexican communications industry and other interests have been kind to Carlos Slim, to say the least. It’s said that between 2005 and 2007, Slim’s worth has doubled. In that period, his fortune grew around $27 million -- daily. The reason is simple: he owns everything in Mexico. Over 200 companies are under his thumb, ranging from the aforementioned telecom to transportation, and from cigarettes to soft drinks. He’s dismissed the title of “world’s richest man” with indifference, claiming that designation isn’t his kind of competition. Whether he wants it or not, he has been designated as one of the world’s richest men.
NUMBER 9: Warrent Buffet (1930 - ) $62 BillionLike many who can afford to do so, Warren Buffett doesn’t mind pursuing new acquisitions when the economy is tanking. His latest was a joint effort with Mars for a $23 billion buy of Wrigley. Still, you might get the impression that he’s not in all this for the same reasons as others. This is the man who appeared before Congress last fall and warned of the rise of “dynastic wealth,” stressing the importance of the estate tax. Buffett also earmarked $31 billion for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Only the richest men of all time can donate billions.
NUMBER 8: Sam Walton (1918 - 1992) $62.1 BillionSam Walton’s passing in 1992 came too soon for him to see the full potential of his Wal-Mart empire, though he was certainly successful in his lifetime. Much of it came from offering things that we take for granted today: good variety and convenient store hours, for example. He also set the stage for efficient, cost-effective central warehousing of merchandise, extending his competitive reach into smaller markets and well beyond his first store in Arkansas.
The difference between $62.1-Billion and the Net Worth of NUMBER 1 is 261.3-Billion. FIND OUT WHO THE 7 RICHEST MEN OF ALL TIME ARE HERE.


