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Update: Apparently, Goodie Mob's marketing for Age Against The Machine was a bit confusing for us, and the "full" version of the album art had not been revealed. So here it is……
Here is the album art for Goodie Mob's upcoming Aug. 27th release, Age Against The Machine. Cee-Lo is a part of the project and is on the album, but curiously is left off the album cover, with a big empty space in his place.
They've also released a snippet of Tmo's verse from a track called "Understanding", here presented as an acapella.
I dont give a fuck what dude up top has to say, Soul Food & Still Standing came out nearly 20 years ago and I still think there dope so that make them classics far as I'm concerned, nad I'd easily take them over anything Outkast did after Aquemini. Either way, I dont expect much from this album, wasnt a fan of the song I heard last year, just sounded like a Cee-Lo song with added GM verses, I expect thats what this albums gonna be overall. As for Cee Lo not being on the cover, I cant call it, but he has been involved with the promotion and what not so I wouldnt say its any indication of him playing the background, we all know the label is counting on his star status to sell this thing so we'll see what happens with that
Cormega – Jay Z is a very good comparison the testament is a dope album (have the white label vinyl) and The realness too are better than early Jay albums. Growing up if you told me Jay Z was goona be the face of hip hop I would never of believed you. Cormega to me was hip hop raw uncut gangsta rap with dope beats. I didn't buy a jay z LP till life n times vol 3. Big pimpin was the first track of his I dug. His premo tracks obvious bangers but in them days before mp3 I listened to vinyl and was selective on what I could afford to spend my money on.
But as I was saying Soul Food is a very good album but world party was a disappointment even though its much better than anything out today.
The idlewild ost is ok, stankonia though is an unbelievable album, sonically it's out of this world a million times better than any goodie mob.
Just my preference @major not a hater just being realistic. Their new LP will more than likely disappoint.
Will always check out a Goodie Mob album look forward to this one regardless.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 02/26/13 -- FinancialForce.com, the cloud applications company, today announced the Winter '13 release of FinancialForce Professional Services Automation (PSA), a cloud-based solution that transforms how professional services (PS) organizations sell, resource, and deliver professional services projects. FinancialForce PSA Winter '13 reinforces FinancialForce.com's commitment to making PS teams more effective, mobile and social.
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Senate panel's wage plan highest of allBy Neal P. Goswami
VERMONT PRESS BUREAU | April 19,2014MONTPELIER — A Senate panel advanced a proposal Friday that would boost pay for the state's minimum-wage earners to $10.50 an hour in 2018, but it differs from a House-passed version and a plan sought by Gov. Peter Shumlin.
The Senate Committee on Economic Development, Housing and General Affairs voted 5-0 Friday morning on its minimum wage plan. It would raise the rate from its current $8.73 an hour to $9.15 on Jan. 1. The wage would then go to $9.60, $10 and $10.50 over the next three years. Annual cost-of-living increases based on the consumer price index would resume in 2019.
The committee's version was based on a proposal by its chairman, Sen. Kevin Mullin, a Republican from Rutland. Mullin said he opted to slow the increase endorsed by the House because the committee "continually heard from the business community … that they could not absorb it all at once."
The House version would raise the minimum wage to $10.10 on Jan. 1.
Both versions differ from Shumlin's plan, which calls for increasing the wage to $10.10 in increments over a three-year period. He has been touting that plan since attending an event last month in Connecticut with President Barack Obama and other New England governors.
Mullin said his proposal was a consensus plan.
"I think that there are people on the committee that would like it to be lower than that and people on the committee that would like it to be higher than that," Mullin said. "... this is a case that rather than ideologically holding out for a lower rate or a higher rate, the committee has come to an agreement on a set of numbers that we're going to try to sell to the Senate."
The committee's proposal was discussed with the governor's office, he said, which has maintained support for its own proposal.
The plan is likely to face challenges when it hits the Senate floor, Mullin acknowledged.
"I expect there will be spirited debate and a number of proposals," he said. "We'll see what we end up with."
Dan Barlow, public policy manager for Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility, said the group is pleased there is consensus in the Legislature that the minimum wage should be raised. The group's members prefer the House plan, however, and a faster jump to at least $10 an hour.
The House version would give a pay increase to about 20,000 Vermonters, Barlow said, and would infuse about $30 million in overall pay into the Vermont economy.
"It's going to be immediately invested into the local economy," he said. "If we try to delay that over three years we won't see the impact."
The bill may head next to the Senate Appropriations Committee because it affects state coffers in two areas. Some Vermonters may earn enough to see a reduction in state benefits by the time the last increases kick in, Mullin said. And it would affect a small number of state workers, he said.
Lawmakers will have to address how to eliminate any "cliffs" that Vermonters earning the minimum wage will experience as their wages rise above levels for assistance, Mullin said.
"We don't want to create incentives for people not to work," he said.
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Pure Rose Essential Oil is the highest frequency biological substance known. This high frequency regenerating Bulgarian Rose Oil is used to stimulate cellular renewal and help accelerate cellular turnover, feed epidermal cells, restore elasticity and diminish the depth and intensity of fine lines and wrinkles. One of our best formulas, this luxuriously rich and nourishing, anti-aging facial moisturizer also has Coq10, Liposome Encapsulated Vitamin A, rejuvenative superfood Goji Berry extract high in vitamin C, and Peptides (long chain amino acids). For normal to dry skin types that are experiencing the effects of aging. Skin looks and feels younger with regular use.
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Now that I'm in my 40s, my regular moisturizer just isn't doing the trick. My skin isn't particularly dry, but it just seems thirstier. This is the first cream I've tried that actually quenches that thirst. My face literally drinks this up and seems noticeably plumper and fresher almost immediately. All that nutritious goodness in there is really working its magic and I think I'm fending off the etchings of time for at least a few more years.
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A very rich, thick, deeply penetrating uber moisturizer for my winter challenged skin. In the summer I'm supple and dewy, but the dry winter months just about kill me. I was overdoing it on the exfoliators to try and bring back some smoothness and life to my greyish palor, but it wasn't working. Serums, mists, oils - I tried them all. Then I got my hands on a jar of this delightfully smelling rose creme, and it's the creme de la creme. My skin has woken up from hibernation and has sprung back to life. It's given me that rosy cheeked glow again, and has taken about 5 years off the look of my skin.
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I had high expectations for this because I love most of the Body Deli products, and I've always been a fan of rose creams. However, this was just okay for me. Nothing special. It was moisturizing and smooth and smelled great, etc, but I didn't notice any revolutionary effects after a few weeks of use. For that price, I was expecting more dramatic results. Again, there's nothing wrong with it, it just wasn't a "wow" for me.
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From the minute I tried the mini version of this, I was hooked and bought the full-sized version. I use this as a nighttime moisturizer and it's helped to combat winter dryness these past few weeks. The healthy goodness that my skin absorbs keeps my skin looking dewy and refreshed. A+
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Flint :
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I have three baby kitties I believe I have two females and a male they will come with first shots and will be dewormed they will be 8 weeks old Friday if interested call Katie at 313-918-2906
Nov 17 -
Detroit :
I have 2 lovely sphynx (hairless) young female adults. Both are tica registered with papers. They are very vocal, affectionate and love being the center of attention. They are not declawed and not spayed. Asking $1500 for the pair, Please call me if you are interested in ...
Nov 11 -
Grand Rapids :
Simba is blue and cream born 4/5/2012 and Taz is a black seal point born 5/11/2012. My boys are affectionate and require lots of love and attention which they give back unconditionally. Both have beautiful blue eyes, neutered, front declawed, TICA, all vaccinations are ...
Nov 9 -
Rockford :
I have two girls and three boys available. Hurry before they are gone being the season and all. Here are a few photos for more pictures or questions don't hesitate to ask.
Oct 26 -
Indianapolis :
I have 2 hairless sphynx kittens for sale, call 1-734-679-2155
Oct 22 -
Detroit :
Beautiful blue mink tabby boy. A real purrer, Loves to be held, Will steal your heart. 100% hairless rubber bald skin. And this guy just completed all vet work and is READY TO GO HOME WITH YOU NOW, NO WAITING. We are "Skindeep" a CFA and TICA dual registered cattery Where ...
Oct 3 -
Southeast Iowa :
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