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Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Survivor - I Can't Hold Back

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaMcsKtBDwEendofvid[starttext]download.jpg  facebookshare.jpg twittershare google+SurvivorSurvivor is an American rock band formed in 1977 by core members Jim Peterik and Frankie Sullivan. The band achieved its greatest success in the 1980s with its album-oriented rock (AOR), which garnered many charting singles, especially in the United States. Only one hit "Eye of the Tiger" in 1982 but with the addition of frontman Jimi Jamison scored big with several #1 hit MTV videos and singles like "Burning Heart" (US #2), "The Search Is Over" (#4 US), and "High on You" (#8 US) continued to chart in the mid-1980s. Read more about Survivor on Last.fm.Similar: Jimi Jamison Night Ranger Journey Bad English Giant Tags: classic rock rock 80s hard rock aor Find and Follow me On:[endtext]
Source:http://in-youtube.blogspot.com/2013/08/survivor-i-cant-hold-back.html

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Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Eastern Conference Quarterfinals Game 6, Bulls-Nets: I Have A Bad Feeling About This

Chicago Bulls 92, Brooklyn Nets 95I wasn't able to take notes during the first half of this one, so I'll just go ahead and skip right to the second half (this is the NBA after all, so that's probably a fair thing to do every time). Nonetheless, the Bulls, again with Kirk Hinrich, have up a whopping 60 first half points, with Deron Williams scoring 14 on 5-for-9 from the field. For all of the criticism Hinrich took throughout the system--some warranted, but most of it not--it's pretty well obvious by this point that the Bulls were going to have a rough go of it without him on the defensive end. Every defensive set begins with on-the-ball defense, and when you don't have your most effective player executing that role, the rest of the defense will struggle. The Bulls took a 60-54 deficit into the second half, which reminded me of the Michigan-Kansas game for the simple fact that it felt as if the Brooklyn lead could and probably should have been much greater than it was. To make matters worse, the Bulls were also without the services of Luol Deng, so it was encouraging to see them drop 54 in the first half. Still, the second half would be a struggle to keep up and continue to find enough production to stay with the Nets. Nate Robinson buried a trey to open the second half, cutting the lead to three, but the Nets quickly built it back up to eight in the ensuing minutes. Later in transition, Robinson attacked the rim and dished to an open Marco Belinelli in the corner, who nailed the three to cut the Nets lead to 69-68. Luckily for the Bulls, it wasn't an exceptionally well-played quarter for either team, but Chicago made enough plays on the defensive end to keep the game from getting away from them before the final frame. The scraptastic Bulls took a four point deficit into the final quarter, and the two teams continued to engage in trench warfare through the first five minutes, scoring eight points apiece. Despite the Bulls' inability to tie the game up for the first time since late in the first quarter, they did do an admirable job of locking down on Williams and Brook Lopez in the second half; they scored a combined one point through the first 18 minutes of the second half. Williams scored his first second half points at the line at the 5:24 mark of the fourth quarter. Although the Bulls were ahead in the series, the sense of desperation was palpable as the contest entered its final five minutes. Robinson buried a long jumper to cut the lead to two with under five to go, but a Lopez jam at the other end once again pushed the pendulum back slightly in Brooklyn's direction. The game felt like a Big Ten contest, in which a two possession deficit might as well be an insurmountable hill to climb. A Belinelli trey with just over two to go cut the lead to two once again, as the Bulls looked to steal a win in a game they were trailing for most of the time. Unfortunately, Andray Blatche hit an acrobatic spinning jumper at the other end, but the Bulls again cut it to two. On the next defensive possession, Noah swatted Blatche's shot from the left side, but failed to connect on a strong drive to the rim. The sequence ended with a loose ball foul on Carlos Boozer, his fifth, forcing Nazr Mohammed into action (Taj Gibson had already fouled out). Blatche went to the line and misfired on his first attempt. The United Center crowd, standing, couldn't coerce him into a second miss. With 32 seconds to go, the lead was now 93-90. The Bulls opted for two, hitting Mohammed for an easy bucket at the rim. Chicago couldn't get the Nets to hit Blatche on the ensuing sideline inbounds, but a trap of Deron Williams did force another timeout and allow for another opportunity to do so. The Bulls succeeded this time, but Blatche, a 69% free throw shooter during the regular season, buried both free throws with aplomb amid the din. The Bulls' final possession began with Nate Robinson dribbling around, falling, and a pass being deflected out of bounds off of a Brooklyn player. On the inbound, Robinson found Belinelli for a good look in the corner to tie, but he shot it long and Noah stepped out of bounds after corralling the ball. In a fortuitous sequence, the Bulls forced a jump ball situation, with Noah going up against Williams. Alas, it didn't matter, and the Bulls never got one final shot. The Bulls fell, 95-92, and the series moves back to the Barclays Center, tied at three games apiece. And so, the dreaded Game Six loss at home came to pass. After having been up 3-1 in the series, it's difficult to imagine the Bulls having one more win in them. Then again, it's not as if this Bulls season hasn't been a ceaseless paved with surprise after surprise, loping along clunkily but endearingly. Nonetheless, unless Kirk Hinrich and Luol Deng both suit up in Game 7, we may be left channeling our inner Denny Green. 
Source:http://holdintherope.blogspot.com/2013/05/chicago-bulls-brooklyn-nets-nba-playoffs-luol-deng-kirk-hinrich.html

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Monday, May 13, 2013

I Wanna Fuck You Lyrics - Snoop Dogg

I wanna Fuck You Lyris - Snoop DoggSnoop DoggSnoop DoggKonvict, Konvict MuzikAnd you know we up frontI see you windin' and grindin' up on that poleI know you see me lookin' at you and you already knowI wanna fuck you, you already knowI wanna fuck you, you already know, girlMoney in the air as Mo' fellGrab you by your coattail, take you to the motel, ho saleDon't tell, won't tellBaby say, “I don't talk Dogg” but she told on me, oh wellTake a picture with me, what the flick gon' doBaby, stick to me and I'ma stick on youIf you pick me, then I'ma pick on youD O double G and I'm here to put this dick on youI'm stuck on pussy and yours is rightRip ridin' the poles and them doors is tightAnd I'ma get me a shot for the end of the night'Cuz pussy is pussy and baby, your pussy for lifeI see you windin' and grindin' up on that poleI know you see me lookin' at you and you already knowI wanna fuck you, you already knowI wanna fuck you, you already know, girlShorty, I can see, you ain't lonelyHandful of niggaz and they all got cheeseSo you lookin' at me now, what it's gon' be?Just another tease far as I can seeTryin' to get you up out this clubIf it means spendin' a couple dubsThrowin' 'bout thirty stacks in the backMake it rain like that 'cuz I'm far from a scrubAnd you know my pedigreeEx-dealer use to move 'phetaminesGirl, I spend money like it don't mean nothin'And besides, I got a thing for youFull I Wanna Fuck You Lyrics By Snoop DoggI see you windin' and grindin' up on that poleI know you see me lookin' at you and you already knowI wanna fuck you, you already knowI wanna fuck you, you already know, girlMobbin' through the club in the low pressin'I'm sittin' in the back in the smokers sectionBird's eye, I got a clear viewYou can't see me but I can see youIt's cool, we jet, the mood is set, your pussy is wetYou rubbin' your back and touchin' your neckYour body is movin', you're humpin' and jumpin'Your titties is bouncin', you smilin'And grinin' and lookin' at meGirl and while you're lookin' at meI'm ready to hit the Caddy right up on the patioMove the patty to the CaddyBaby, you got a fatty, the type I like to marryWantin' to just give you everything and that's kind of scary'Cuz I'm lovin' the way you shake your assBouncin', got me tippin' my glassLil' mully don't get caught up too fastBut I got a thing for youI see you windin' and grindin' up on that poleI know you see me lookin' at you and you already knowI wanna fuck youComment on I Wanna Fuck You Lyrics - Snoop Dog
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