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I have written nothing here, get on, git.  

She has the Ciara thing down. Or is it the Janet? Well, Ciara has the Janet thing down to a science and this girl has that.

LIVE mobile workout. Will you watch the President online tonight? Did you watch Steve Job's Apple iPad address? iPad, State of the Union, Barack Obama, Steve Jobs, Sarah, Palin, Britney Spears, Janet Jackson, MILF

First conversation of the year. I recorded this on my iPhone on the way to work, I hope you can listen.

The size of the podcast is 6.66MB, weird.

Topics Include: A message for the President, Police Beatings on Tape on YouTube and Guns at Presidential Rallies. Philadelphia Eagles, Michael Vick RSS syndication of this podcast: africanamericanpodcast.libsyn.com/rss

Over two hours long. DC bike theft, Craigslist "My Bike Was Stolen" Ads, YouTube, Black woman, beauty, video. Subscribe to this Podcast RSS Feed Archive Feed

It feels like its the Civil War or the struggle for Civil Rights. Racism in America is the worst I've ever seen it. Proud racists, that's new to me. Black, white protesters face off in Texas townRiot police separate two sides at demonstration over dragging death An unidentified black activist, left, films a protester with a bullhorn during a demonstration in Paris, Texas, on Tuesday. The face-off between black and white protesters began with a march through downtown by about 100 blacks. They were protesting the state's handling of the case of a black man who was run over and dragged by a vehicle.  View related photos   PARIS, Texas - State police in riot gear rushed a downtown street in this eastern Texas town Tuesday to break up a tense standoff between hundreds of black and white protesters who exchanged screams of "Black power!" and "White power!" A skinhead carrying a Confederate flag and a shirtless white man were arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct before the protesters separated peacefully, Paris police spokesman Lt. Danny Huff said. The conflict began with a march through downtown by about 100 black activists who were protesting the state's handling of the case of a black man who was run over and dragged by a vehicle. The demonstrators avoided a designated "protest zone" near the courthouse and marched to the town square to chants of "Black Power!" and "No Justice, no peace!"