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I am taking the weekend off do relax for a min. Sitting behind this computer for too long will make a brother go crazy. I will however still be rolling with my camera and promo items, so TAMPA look out cuz I will be all over Ybor City!
I will be back on the grind Monday morning and we will be in Miami the first week of October to shoot some scenes for our sites and other projects. So if you are looking for work, hit me by email or on the phone.
Peace.
Serena Williams, right, argues with chair umpire Mariana Alves, left, during her match with Jennifer Capriati at the U.S. Open in New York, Tuesday, Sept. 7, 2004. Williams came up on the losing end when Alves overruled the line judge in the opening game of the third set. Capriati went on to win 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 and moved on to the semifinals.
With rain washing out live matches, people had a chance to see the officiating error that took a point from Williams and gave it to Capriati in the third set’s opening game Tuesday night.
That replay was everywhere. Well, everywhere, that is, but the chair umpire’s stand during the match itself.
And with no new results to talk about, the buzz around the National Tennis Center on Wednesday afternoon was about whether instant replay or other tools should be used to help make better rulings. There were at least two other questionable calls in the final game of Capriati’s 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 win.
“It was such a horrendous call. If I was closer to the court, I would have run onto the court,” said John McEnroe, who called the match on USA. “I’ve seen a lot of bad calls in my day, but I don’t think I’ve seen three bad calls in a set like that.”
Not surprisingly, given his “You cannot be serious!” reputation for on-court arguments, McEnroe favors adding some form of replay to tennis.
He would put limits, though, as there are in other pro sports, such as perhaps some sort of penalty for a wrong challenge. In the NFL, for example, a team can get up to three chances per game to question calls; if it loses a challenge, it forfeits a timeout. Limited forms of replay are used in the NHL and NBA, too, but baseball has never shown any interest in trying it.
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Serena Williams demonstrated that her shaky knee is holding up fine, sweeping past Patty Schnyder 6-4, 6-2 yesterday to reach the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open.
Once again dressed in black, the two-time Open champion had little trouble in winning her fourth straight match at Flushing Meadows. Williams took this one with her serving, finishing with 12 aces compared with one double fault.
Williams was forced to pull out of last month’s Olympics because of pain in her left knee. She had surgery on it in August 2003, and missed 8-1/2 months while recovering.
In fact, she said a few doctors advised her to skip this tournament.
“My knee is doing pretty good right now. I haven’t had any worries,” she said. “I’m just excited to be here because I wasn’t supposed to come.”
Williams advanced to yet another matchup with Jennifer Capriati, who beat Ai Sugiyama 7-5, 6-2.
Williams is 10-6 lifetime against Capriati, including 3-3 in Grand Slam events. Capriati defeated her in the French Open quarterfinals this year, then lost to Williams in the Wimbledon quarters.
“I like playing Jennifer a lot, I really do,” Williams said. “We always play each other. We really know each other’s games.”
Of Williams, Capriati said, “I’ve played her at her best. I’ve played her at her worst. I’ve played her at my best, me at my worst. I can just only worry about myself, really.”
Sep. 7, 2004 – Chicago rapper Twista, known for hits such as “Slow Jamz” and “So Sexy,” was hurt in a van crash that killed a member of his security staff, state police said.
Twista, whose real name is Carl Mitchell, was treated and released from a hospital in Erie after the van in which he was riding veered off Interstate 90 just after 4 a.m. Monday and rolled over in the median, police said.
Another man in the van, Arthur Dixon of Chicago, died after he was taken to a hospital, authorities said. Five other men in the van were hurt, none seriously, police and hospital officials said.
The van was headed from Syracuse, N.Y., to Chicago when the crash happened, said Erie County Coroner Lyell Cook.
Police were investigating how the van veered off the road in a construction zone and into the median, where it rolled over.
A decision on whether to file charges won’t be made until at least Wednesday, said county District Attorney Brad Foulk, who declined to say what caused the accident.
“It’s a miracle that any of them survived because all of them, except for the driver, were ejected onto the medial strip,” Foulk said.
The driver, identified by police as Otis Bankhead of Chicago, was the only person in the vehicle wearing a seat belt, Foulk said.
Mitchell, 30, was originally known as Tung Twista and was listed in Guinness World Records in 1992 as the fastest rapper in the world. His “So Sexy” was eighth on Billboard’s latest list of hot rap tracks; “Slow Jamz” went to No. 1 on the Billboard chart earlier this year, and the album “Kamikaze” sold more than a million copies.
Twista had been scheduled to appear in Albany, N.Y., on Monday, but the show was canceled so another rapper on the bill, LL Cool J, could be with his wife after surgery, according to the Web site for Albany’s Pepsi Arena.
Seven years ago, a vain and jaded baseball star (Bernie Mac) retired from the sport as soon as achieving his 3,000th base hit, and his place within the select group who have achieved that distinction. Now, however, after three of those hits during his time with the Milwaukee Brewers have been disqualified, the Hall of Famer returns to the game, playing once again for the Brewers, to play a few more games and get back to the 3,000 mark, but along the way, he discovers that the experience renews his love for the sport, reminding him what it was like to be a young boy obsessed with the game, as he finds himself imparting some of this knowledge to a young rookie he mentors.
Opens: September 17, 2004
Rated: PG-13
When Todd Anderson (Storm P) is chosen as the #1 professional basketbal draft pick and signs to play for his home team, the New Jersey Nets, for $30 million, he finds that his newfound wealth means his relationships with the people in his life is bound to change. This becomes evident when he decides to throw the sort of family/neighborhood cookout his family has always had during the summer at his new house in a stuffy white neighborhood, which means that there’s going to be more than one type of culture clash, between his new and old friends, and those who like him for him, and those who like him for his money. The event is timed to coincide with Todd’s first endorsement deal announcement, which only accentuates the difference between his roots and his newfound fame. Watching over the proceedings is the neighborhood association’s security guard (Queen Latifah), who’s there to make none of their rules get broken… although that is certainly guaranteed with Todd’s rowdy family and friends in attendance.
The criminal case against Kobe Bryant case collapsed Wednesday as prosecutors dropped the sexual assault charge against him, saying they had no choice because the NBA star’s accuser no longer wanted to participate.
Bryant, whose trial had been days from opening arguments, responded with an apology to the woman who had accused him and whose civil suit for damages is still pending.
“Although I truly believe this encounter between us was consensual, I recognize now that she did not and does not view this incident the same way I did,” Bryant said. “I now understand how she feels that she did not consent to this encounter.”
The woman’s attorney, John Clune, said she has been through an extremely difficult time since she alleged she was raped, and that she was disturbed by a series of courthouse mistakes that included release of her name and medical history. She has been the subject of death threats and relentless media coverage in the high-profile case.
“It is in her sincere belief that when this case ends, she does not want to be brought back into the criminal process,” Clune said.
“The difficulties that this case has imposed on this woman the past year are unimaginable.”
The dismissal marks a dramatic but not entirely unexpected turn in the high-profile case against one the NBA’s brightest young stars. For months, prosecutors had insisted they had a strong enough case to win a conviction beyond a reasonable doubt, but legal experts said their case was greatly weakened when Bryant’s attorneys convinced the judge to allow some evidence about his accuser’s sexual history.
I come back from the damn MTV haps in Miami to another hurricane about to smash up my home state. I ran into an old freak from years ago. When I say old – I mean OLD! This bitch was 35 when I was 17. She was always asking me to come over to cut her grass n shit. I went a few times and she asked if I wanted the $30 or something else as payment. I always took the money. If she smelled anything like the inside of her house I would have passed out from the stinch before I could do anything. Anyways, I saw her at Walgreens with some cat that had to be 15. Mind you this ho has got to be 45+. She yelled out “Heyyyyyy!” – I gave her the black man’s whats up (the head nod). She was like “Oooo I aint seen you since you was a baby, you all grown up now and looking gooooood.” Im like “Yea, thanks”
She broke the line and started walking towards me (She left buddy in line looking like a herb)
I told her I was in a rush, but it was nice seeing her. She asked me what I was doing later. I told her I had to hit a few clubs before I got too tired. So she handed a business card with her contact info (all professional n shit) except for her being naked on the picture. I laughed and asked what kind of business she was in. She was like “I run a high class dating service.” From the looks of her, she has been really busy lately. Sista looked “Crack-ish”. I cut her convo short cuz it seemed like she learned how to whisper in a helicopter. Too bad I dont run a base head site. She could be the mascot for it – Fo Sho!
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Dancehall star Beenie Man, who has recorded anti-gay songs in the past, was yanked from a concert associated with the MTV Video Music Awards this weekend after gay groups planned a protest, the network said Wednesday.
MTV pulled the Jamaican singer from the roster Tuesday after South Florida gay activists announced plans to protest Saturday’s concert in Miami over some of his past lyrics, including “I’m dreaming of a new Jamaica, come to execute all the gays” and “Queers must be killed.”