1. All The Time
2. Closed Doors
3. Subatomic
4. Ronald McDonald
5. Ssmd
6. Suspended Animation
7. Triggernometry
8. Designer Drugs
9. RLP Logo
10. ?????
11. You Don't Luv Me
12. Electromagnetic
13. Horrible
14. Poultry
15. Sinsory Deprivation
16. Get A Room
17. U Can Die
18. Private Hotel Party
19. Worst Place To Be
20. Killa Pussy
21. American Made
22. ??????
23. Don't Wake Me up
24. Gumball 3000
25. Thanx
26. But No Thanx
27. Police
28. How Come
29. Home
ESHAM "SUSPENDED ANIMATION" IN STORES AUGUST 3RD
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Esham - Suspended Animation Official Tracklisting
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Thursday, July 22, 2010
ESPN's Super Bowl XLV coverage to originate from Sundance Square
Football fans across the world tuning in for ESPN's coverage of Super Bowl week in February will get a huge taste of downtown Fort Worth and its historic Sundance Square.
Fort Worth Mayor Mike Moncrief and Sundance Square developer Ed Bass made the official announcement Wednesday morning, saying that the network has chosen the city's popular entertainment and shopping district as its production headquarters for coverage of Super Bowl XLV at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington.
In terms of exposure, landing ESPN is almost as big as the game itself. The network's 80-plus hours of coverage, broadcast in the United States and internationally, will provide unprecedented TV time for Sundance Square and Fort Worth.
"I get goose bumps when I think about it," said Tracy Gilmour, Sundance Square's marketing director, who confirmed the announcement late Tuesday. "It's a perfect fit for Fort Worth. It's a perfect fit for Sundance Square. What better way to show off North Texas than Sundance Square?"
Moncrief and Bass made the announcement before several hundred people on the patio of the 8.0 restaurant, at 111 E. Third St.
The network will set up a studio, a demonstration field and a radio booth in the Chisholm Trail mural parking lot at Third and Main streets in the heart of Sundance Square.
ESPN will begin broadcasting from the sheltered outdoor set Jan. 31. The game is Feb. 6.
At the 2010 Super Bowl in south Florida, ESPN anchored its television and radio coverage on Miami Beach, including a special game-day edition of Sunday NFL Countdown. ESPN also broadcast daily editions of SportsCenter, NFL Live and popular Mike & Mike in the Morning radio program from the location.
The outdoor studios typically draw high-profile current and former athletes, celebrities and many onlookers. Shows in Fort Worth will be free and open for the public to watch.
Fox Sports will broadcast the Super Bowl, but ESPN and NFL Network always have a big presence during the week leading up to the game. ESPN will likely have a set at Cowboys Stadium as well.
In addition to its numerous networks nationwide, ESPN broadcasts to more than 100 countries through ESPN International and across its 750 radio affiliates nationwide.
Organizers have worked to involve several North Texas cities in Super Bowl events. Dallas will host the Super Bowl Media Center and the NFL Experience. In addition to being ESPN headquarters, Fort Worth will host Taste of the NFL and is the host city for the American Football Conference champions.
Read more: http://www.star-telegram.com/2010/07/21/2349831/espns-super-bowl-xlv-coverage.html#ixzz0uQoX64Mj
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Friday, July 16, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
18th-Century Ship Exhumed at World Trade Center Site
Earlier this week, workers excavating the site of the future World Trade Center unearthed an ancient wooden plank. Then another. Then an entire row, comprising what remains of a 30-foot long wood-hulled vessel, over 200 years old.
It's the biggest find of its kind since 1982, when an 18th-century cargo ship was discovered on Water Street. According to the NY Times, this new boat measures a full 30 feet long, and had been at rest 20 to 30 feet below the surface.
The excavation site—which is near, but not on the same ground as the original WTC—is apparently close to where Lindsey's Wharf and and Lake's Wharf used to be. They're currently trying to take as many measurements as they can before sun exposure degrades the remains inexorably. And while it doesn't appear to be the dubloon-carrying kind, it couldn't hurt to warm up those metal detectors. [NY Times, Images courtesy of Port Authority via Gothamist]
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Friday, July 9, 2010
WHY???? well i know why
i fucking HATE the heat see you use the same letter to spell both....yeah i might be still bitter about 06, but shit!!!
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Monday, July 5, 2010
Dirk stays in DALLAS!!!
Dirk agreed to a four-year, $80 million contract -- $16.2 million less than a max deal he could have demanded. And he did so without even flirting with another franchise...
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