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FLIRTING STRENGTHENS YOUR RELATIONSHIP

OR AT LEAST THATS WHAT THIS JOURNALIST THINKS...CHECK OUT HIS ARTICLE I GOT FROM YAHOO:

Why Flirting Can Help Your Relationship Posted Thu, Dec 20, 2007, 1:54 pm PST
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I know that flirting can be a huge source of contempt in relationships. Some guys see their partners flirting with other men and go ballistic. Some women see guys flirting with other women and think he's trying to score.

And while I know that flirting can be a dangerous game if you're playing with the wrong people, I also believe that flirting can be healthy - as long as you're taking the energy you're building and putting it back into your relationship.

So, what can innocent flirting with a co-worker, stranger, or random bartender do to help your relationship? More than you may think.

Flirting Gives You Confidence

A relationship progresses after some time, and both sides fall into the same rut of Friday pizza, Saturday out, and sleepy Sunday. Same old, same old. The message: We're stuck together, we're comfortable together, and we may be perfectly content together.

All well and good, but that does as much for your romantic confidence as having spinach in your teeth. What flirting allows you to do is feel like you're impressing another person and being attractive to another person - without the baggage, stigma, and pressures of the next step. Bringing that sexual and romantic confidence back to your relationship helps you - and strengthens the relationship across the board.

Flirting Keeps You Sharp

Being wanted is one of our most basic needs. Sometimes, when we're in relationships, we don't always get that positive vibe - that we're wanted, needed, and desired.

Every once in a while, flirting can reinforce that primitive need of feeling valued. And that little innocent dialogue with some stranger in a bookstore may be all the kick-start you need to lose a little weight or change up your hair or whatever it is that you want to do to make yourself feel better about yourself. Which has benefits for everyone involved.

Flirting Lets You Build Up Sexual Energy

Some shrinks say it's OK to fantasize about anyone you want and build up a head of OR steam - as long as you, well, go ahead then and release that pent up energy with your partner.





So in a way, you can use flirting as a kind of foreplay. Build a little frisky tension with the barista, get warmed up, then bring home the dividends. And when you're at home, leave a copy of this list around the house. Think of it as a kind of flirting with your partner - and a fun to-do list.

Flirting Reminds You How Good You Have It

The fun of flirting is that there are no strings attached. Just some good ole banter with jokes, laughs, and some well-timed sexual innuendo. Fun at first. But when you think of the long process that comes after, it makes you realize that what you've got at home is exactly what you want.

I can hear you now: too much flirting can lead to real temptation. Here's what we told Men's Health readers to do when faced with a home-wrecking temptress.

POC2 IS GRADED 3 STARS IN THE PPG

It's not hard to believe that if your a couple years in the music industry you still endure local hatred. A lot has to be said about Pittsburgh's Superstar Wiz Khalifa, who has made it from local status to major status in remarkable form. Since Prince of the City: Welcome to Pistolvania, Khalifa has grown musically and with him has the movement around him. Prince of the City 2 has gained major attention and was the award winner in the 2008 Pittsburgh Hip Hop Awards for "Mixtape of the Year".

STEELERS LOSE THIS WEEK, CAN THEY BOUNCE BACK?

KO HATTON IN THE 10TH ROUND

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10 ROUNDS WAS ALL IT TOOK TO PROVE TO THE WORLD THAT FLOYD "MONEY" MAYWEATHER IS STILL POUND FOR POUND, THE BEST BOXER IN THE WORLD OF BOXING. IN THE LAST 3 ROUNDS BEFORE RICKY HATTON WAS DROPPED BY A FLURRY OF OPEN-HEAD SHOTS, MONEY MAYWEATHER WAS LIKE A TECHNICIAN IN THE RING. TATTOOING RICKY HATTON WITH POWER PUNCHES THAT ROCKED RICKY BACKWARDS. WATCHING THIS FIGHT WAS DEFINITLY A TIMESHARE THAT WILL BE TREASURED FOR YEARS TO COME, NO OTHER BOXER IN MY 24 YEARS ON THIS EARTH HAS BEEN AS DOMINANT. MUHAMMAD ALI IS THE GREATEST HEAVYWEIGHT OF ALL TIME, BUT WHEN MUHAMMAD ALI WAS TERRORIZING THE BOXING WORLD I WAS BEARLY A TODDLER. I FEEL GOOD TO BE ABLE TO SAY THAT I HAVE WITNESSED HISTORY BEING MADE.
AFTER THE FIGHT FLOYD AS ALWAYS AFTER A BIG FIGHT, WAS VERY EMOTIONAL, HUGGING AND KISSING HIS CHILDREN AND FAMILY. HE STARTED HIS INTERVIEW OFF WITH LARRY MERCHANT BY THANKING GOD AND USED PERFECT SEGUAY AND CLASS IN THE RING, EVEN THROUGH ALL THE ILL-COMMENTS AND STATEMENTS THAT HAD BEEN MADE ABOUT HIM LEADING UP TO & THROUGHOUT THE FIGHT.
HE FINISHED HIS NIGHT WITH THESE WORDS;
"I'm kind of bored with the sport of boxing," Mayweather said. "I have been for a long time. I've done what I had to do in the sport. I've accomplished what I came to accomplish, now is time for me to be a promoter.

"I won't let the sport of boxing retire me, I'll retire from the boxing."
MAYWEATHER VS. HATTON (ROUND BY ROUND)

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STEELERS VS. PATRIOTS

Steelers vs. Patriots

Best of the best
This weekend's matchup between Pittsburgh (9-3) and New England (12-0) pits the Patriots' top-ranked offense against the Steelers' top-ranked defense.


Category Patriots offense Steelers defense
Points: 39.1 (1st) 12.9 (1st)
Totals yards 425.3 (1st) 230.8 (1st)
Pass yards: 304.0 (1st) 154.0 (1st)
Touchdowns 61 (1st) 17 (1st)


Pittsburgh Steelers (9-3) at New England Patriots (12-0)
Date: Sunday, Dec. 9, 2007
Kickoff: 4:15 p.m., ET
Site: Gillette Stadium (68,759) • Foxborough, Mass.
Playing Surface: FieldTurf
TV Coverage: CBS-TV (locally KDKA-TV, Channel 2)
Announcers: Jim Nantz (play-by-play) Phil Simms (color analyst)
Local Radio: Steelers Radio Network WDVE-FM (102.5)/WBGG-AM (970)
Announcers: Bill Hillgrove (play-by-play) Tunch Ilkin (color analyst) Craig Wolfley (sideline)

A Look at the Coaches

Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin
Overall Regular-season Record: 9-3 (.750)/first season
Regular-season Record at Pittsburgh: 9-3 (.750)/first season
Playoff Record/Years: n/a

New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick
Overall Regular-season Record: 123-81 (.603)/12th season
Regular-season Record at New England: 87-37 (.702)/eighth season
Playoff Record/Years: 13-3/six years

Series History

Series History: Series began in 1972
Overall: Pittsburgh leads 13-9
At Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh leads 9-8
At New England: Pittsburgh leads 3-2
Neutral Sites: n/a
Last Meeting: Sept. 25, 2005 (in Pittsburgh)
New England 23, Pittsburgh 20
Postseason Series: New England leads 3-1

Pittsburgh owns a 13-9 all-time record against the New England Patriots, including the postseason...the Steelers are 12-6 in the regular season, including a 3-2 mark in New England...Pittsburgh has not won in New England since a 24-21 overtime victory in 1997...the Steelers snapped the Patriots’ NFL-record 18-game regular-season winning streak in 2004 with a 34-20 victory at Heinz Field on Oct. 31...however, New England has won five of the past six games in the series, including victories in the 2001 and 2004 AFC Championship games, both in Pittsburgh...the Steelers are 9-8 overall against the Patriots at home...Pittsburgh and New England have met four times in the postseason and the Steelers are 1-3 in those games, including a 1-2 record at home...the Steelers defeated the Patriots, 7-6, on Jan. 3, 1998, in the AFC Divisional Playoffs...however, Pittsburgh lost, 24-17, to the Patriots in the AFC Championship Game Jan. 27, 2002, and 41-27 in the 2004 AFC Championship Game.

Steelers-Patriots Connections

Steelers-Patriots Connections: Several Steelers have ties to New England and the Patriots.
Steelers assistant head coach/defensive line John Mitchell coached with the Cleveland Browns (1991-93) under Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, who was Cleveland’s head coach (1991-95) at the time. LB James Harrison played under Patriots linebackers coach Dean Pees (head coach) at Kent State. QB Brian St. Pierre played at Boston College and is from Salem, Mass.

Patriots with connections to the Steelers and Western Pennsylvania include LB Mike Vrabel, who played with the Steelers from 1997-00. TE Kyle Brady played at Penn State.

What To Look For

PITTSBURGH TEAM NOTES

• The Steelers look to improve to 14-9 all-time (including the postseason) against the Patriots.
• The Steelers look for their first win on the road against the Patriots since a 24-21 victory in overtime in 1997.
• The Steelers are looking to snap a two-game losing streak against New England.
• The Steelers look to improve to 3-3 on the road this year.
• The Steelers look to improve to 8-2 against AFC opponents this year.

PITTSBURGH INDIVIDUAL NOTES

Head Coach Mike Tomlin
• Needs three more victories to become the first rookie coach in team history to win 12 games in his first season (Bill Cowher posted an 11-5 record in 1992). Tomlin is 9-3 in his first season.

WR Hines Ward
• Needs one 100-yard receiving game to move into sole possession of second place on the team’s all-time receiving list. He currently has 16, which is tied with Louis Lipps (1984-91).
• Needs 122 receiving yards to become the Steelers’ all-time receiving yardage leader. He currently has 8,612 and trails only John Stallworth (8,723).

RB Willie Parker
• Needs 15 rushing yards to move into fourth place on the team’s all-time rushing list ahead of Frank Pollard (3,989). Parker currently has 3,975 career rushing yards.
• Needs 402 yards to surpass his previous career high for rushing yards in a season. He currently has 1,093 yards rushing this year and had 1,494 in 2006.
• Needs 15 rushing attempts this season to give him 300 for the year, marking the second straight season he has posted at least 300 rushing attempts (337 in 2006).
• Needs two 100-yard rushing games to move into third place on the team’s all-time list ahead of Barry Foster (20). Parker currently has 19 career 100-yard rushing games.
• Needs three rushing touchdowns to move into the team’s all-time Top 10 for rushing touchdowns. He currently has 18 rushing touchdowns.

QB Ben Roethlisberger
• Needs one touchdown pass this season to move into a tie for second place on the team’s single-season passing touchdowns list with Terry Bradshaw (1979). He currently has a career-high 25 touchdown passes on the season and is just four touchdowns shy of breaking the team record of 28 in a single season (Bradshaw -1978).
• Needs 23 passing attempts to move into sixth place on the team’s all-time list ahead of Mark Malone (1,374). Roethlisberger currently has 1,352 career passing attempts.
• Needs one 300-yard passing game to move into a tie for second place on the team’s all-time list with Neil O’Donnell. Roethlisberger currently has four and is tied with Terry Bradshaw.

TE Heath Miller
• Needs one touchdown catch to surpass his previous career best of six touchdowns in a single-season. Following his two-yard touchdown reception in Week 10 against Cleveland, Miller has tied his career high with his sixth touchdown catch of the year.

K Jeff Reed
• Needs seven points to reach 600 career points.



Steelers-Patriots Match-ups
Friday, December 7, 2007
By BOB LABRIOLA
Steelers.com

The following are some of the interesting matchups to watch when the Steelers visit Foxborough for a game against the undefeated New England Patriots:

STEELERS OFFENSE VS. PATRIOTS QB TOM BRADY: It’s not exactly avant-garde thinking to figure out the best way to deal with Tom Brady’s multiple skills is to keep him on the sideline. That’s an impossibility for the entire game, but there are times when it’s more important. One of those times is at the end of the game. Some will look at the close games the Patriots had against the Eagles and the Ravens and claim those serve as a blueprint for how to end an undefeated season. But actually, those two teams offered a blueprint on how to lose to New England. Brady’s fourth-quarter comebacks in both of those games never happen if the Eagles and Ravens converted third downs in the fourth quarter to maintain possession of the football. Philadelphia failed because of turnovers; the Ravens failed because of three-and-outs. If a team does enough things right to have a lead in the fourth quarter against the Patriots, it then becomes incumbent upon that team’s offense to convert third downs to hold onto the ball – and keep the king of comebacks on the sideline.

STEELERS SECONDARY VS. PATRIOTS WR RANDY MOSS: There are a lot of problems presented by the Patriots offense, and the primary one for every opponent is the big-play ability of Moss. Big plays kill a defense just as surely as turnovers kill an offense, and this seems to shape up as a matchup of strength vs. strength. The Steelers have allowed only seven completions of 25-plus yards, and the only one longer than 40 was the 56-yard flea flicker from Kellen Clemens to Laveranues Coles on the second play of the game against the Jets. Conversely, Moss alone has eight catches longer than 25 yards, and six of those eight are longer than 40. If Moss is making plays deep down the field against the Steelers defense, anything else the unit might be doing correctly will be for naught.

STEELERS ROLB JAMES HARRISON VS. PATRIOTS LT MATT LIGHT: One of the impressive things about the Patriots offensive line is it plays better as a unit than the talents of the individuals might indicate it would. Light is rarely mentioned when the league’s top left tackles are listed, but since he is charged with the most important job on that team – protecting Brady’s blind side – he must be pretty good. And the fact Brady has been sacked only 16 times in 430 attempts proves the point. Harrison, who was named the NFL’s Player of the Month for November, leads the Steelers with 8.5 sacks, and that puts him in a tie for fourth in the AFC. Light is going to have to adjust quickly to Harrison’s speed and explosion, or he’s going to lose the battle of leverage every time. The Steelers have to get pressure on Brady, or they’ll have no chance to win. It’s not Harrison’s job alone, but he’s going to have to play well.

STEELERS QB BEN ROETHLISBERGER VS. PATRIOTS OLB MIKE VRABEL: One of the most glaring errors of the Bill Cowher era here was the coaching staff’s inability to figure out a place to play Mike Vrabel. That Cowher and defensive coordinator Jim Haslett were incapable of finding a spot on the field for Vrabel led to the loss of a guy via free agency who just might be the best player on a Patriots defense that also includes DE Richard Seymour, NT Vince Wilfork, OLB Adalius Thomas and CB Assante Samuel. Vrabel leads the Patriots with 9.5 sacks, and he also has 56 tackles, four forced fumbles, plus a couple of touchdown catches as an extra tight end in goal-line situations. Roethlisberger is going to have to deal with a lot of things in this game at New England, and figuring out where Vrabel is and what he might be doing on any particular play could be one of the more difficult ones.

STEELERS PK JEFF REED VS. PATRIOTS KOR ELLIS HOBBS: Imagine the surge of energy that would flow through the Steelers sideline after a touchdown against the Patriots. Now, imagine the impact that a touchdown return on the ensuing kickoff would have, not only to the Steelers sideline but also throughout the stands at Gillette Stadium. Hobbs is averaging 27 yards per kickoff return, and he has brought one back this season 108 yards for a touchdown. The Steelers have had some success with Reed altering the depth of his kickoffs, and if that’s what’s again necessary to corral a dangerous return man, then so be it.

MAYWEATHER VS. HATTON

SO I GUESS IT WASN'T MONEY MAYWEATHER'S LAST DANCE, BUT IF YOU'VE BEEN PAYING ANY ATTENTION TO HBO'S 24/7.
HATTON AND HIS CAMP ARE VERY CONFIDENT THAT BY THE END OF THE 12TH ROUND THERE WILL BE A NEW CHAMPION, BUT I BEG TO DIFFER...RICKY "THE HITMAN" HATTON IS UNDEFEATED BUT THIS IS THE BIGGEST FIGHT OF HIS CAREER, FOR HIM THIS MATCH IS PIVOTAL, FOR MONEY MAYWEATHER THIS IS ANOTHER PAY-DAY; HOWEVER I'M PRETTY SURE THAT RICKY "FATTON" WON'T GO OUT WITHOUT A BRAWL...BUT WILL HE BE ABLE TO BOX HIS WAY INTO HISTORY?

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PITTSBURGH! WE GETTIN THIS MONEY AND WE SMOKIN GOOD OUT CHEA!!!!
COME HOLLA AT US!!! WE GOT INDUSTRY NIGGAZ TOO!

YEAH!!!!

SHOUT OUT TO MY BRO S.MONEY AKA "KING OF THE BURGH"
YA DUG!

THE PRINCE RETURNS

WIZ KHALIFA'S PRINCE OF THE CITY 2 IS SET TO DROP NOVEMBER 20TH 2007.

11.20.07

WIZ KHALIFA'S MYSPACE

HERE'S THE TRAILER FOR HIS DVD

USDA - THROW THIS MONEY (VIDEO)

USDA GOT HEAT SON! LOL CHECK OUT THIS VID.

COMMON - I WANT YOU (VIDEO)

COMMON HAS BEEN DROPPIN MAJOR HEAT THIS YEAR...HIS ALBUM SHOULD HAVE BEEN UP FOR ALBUM OF THE YEAR, I CAN'T FRONT, I'VE UNDERESTIMATED THIS ALBUM, BUT AFTER HEARING HIS SINGLES AND THE ALBUM AS A WHOLE...I'M TELLIN YOU!!! YOU GOTTA GO PICK IT UP...
KEEP DOIN YA THING COMMON!

WIZ KHALIFA IN NYC SAT OCT 20TH

CHECK OUT WIZ KHALIFA THIS SATURDAY AT THE 205 CLUB IN MANHATTAN. WIZ HAS TAKEN A COUPLE TRIPS TO NYC, THIS TIME HE'LL BE PAIRING WITH DJ GREEN LANTERN WHO ALSO HOSTED HIS LATEST MIXTAPE "GROW SEASON". IF YOU AIN'T COP THAT YET MAKE SURE YOU DO!

PRODIGY GOES TO JAIL!!!

WELL WELL WELL, PRODIGY GETS SOCKED BY SAIGON...NOW HIS NUT ASS IS GOIN TO JAIL FOR 3 1/2 YEARS...3 AND HALF YRS FOR A LOADED .22 CALIBER PISTOL....WHAT A DOPE...

BEANIE SIGEL INTERVIEW W/ ALLHIPHOP

AllHipHop.com: So what’s The Solution?

Beanie Sigel: To what?

AllHipHop.com: Word is the title was Return of the Bad Guy, so why is it now The Solution?

Beanie Sigel: The first song I recorded when I had came home, it was a track that used a sample from the Scarface movie, so that’s where that came from. That was the first song I did called “Return of the Bad Guy”. That was the generic title. And then I started recording; towards the end I was searching for a title cause the music, to me, it was strong, it was different in production and a lot of things I usually do as far as music wise than my other albums. I think this might be the strongest one to date as far as the music, the lyrics, the production. So, The Solution. The solution to me for a lot of things as far as getting the music that I want to hear in the course of a day, I really can’t hear it if I’m listening to the radio or watching videos. It’s the solution to that, for me. It’s the solution to problems, whether it be mine or somebody else’s. I made a lot of songs that people can get stuff from.

AllHipHipHop.com: You record The B. Coming knowing you were about to go to jail, besides that was there any difference in your approach to recording this new album?

Beanie Sigel: The B. Coming, I was rushing. At first while I was taking my time doing a lot of songs. When I do my album; I record, if I ain’t feeling the music, I’ll put it away. He might be like [pointing to his associate], "Naw, you crazy, that song’s it." That’s been my whole thing in my career. I record like 15, 16, 17 songs and they ready to put that album out as soon as I get that one that they think can be a single, they ain’t even worrying about the second or third single, "Put it out, put it out!" I always was rushed. This album here will be my first album I can say I completed [it] at my own pace and I’m comfortable and I’m ready to put it out.

AllHipHop.com: The music didn’t sound rushed on The B. Coming and you had a plan going in, did it not come together?

Beanie Sigel: The promotion plan ain’t go through. I knew I was going to have to go away for a minute, everybody knew. So I did as much as I could once I found out what my time was, I had to go away for a year and a day. I did enough things that if I couldn’t promote it physically there was a visual. I did seven videos in five days. I recorded my whole court process. My whole house arrest time, I did like 18 weeks on house arrest. A whole mixtape I recorded in my house on house arrest—I brought equipment and built a studio in my house. I was in there recording songs everyday. I had all that footage on film. After I went in it was like put it out and it do what it just do. I think if [the label] paid a little more attention to it, for what it was that album could have been a lot bigger.

I mean it went gold but if they had pushed it man…
The court stuff it was there, so it was like, What can I do to use this to help me? Anything that they tried to use against me I was using it for me. I did a lot of work man but I felt it went in vain.

AllHipHipHop.com:: So what’s the label is this new album coming out on, Roc-a-Fella/Def Jam? Def Jam?

Beanie Sigel: Def Jam.

AllHipHipHop.com:: Def Jam, ok…

Beanie Sigel: Roc-a-Fella [chuckling]

AllHipHop.com: Fans where expecting you to hit the ground running when you were released from prison, did you take your time on purpose?

Beanie Sigel: Actually when I came home…I ain’t write no music while I was locked up. I ain’t write one rap when I was away.

AllHipHop.com: Why not?

Beanie Sigel: Just the atmosphere, it wasn’t it for me. I ain’t feel it, yanahmean? I was in jail so I wasn’t Beanie Sigel, I was regular. So I didn’t even think about writing raps. I was writing my raps without writing them, if that sounds…that’s an oxymoron, whatever.

I was writing my raps without writing them by just soaking in a lot of stuff that was around me. Stuff that I was seeing, hearing, interacting with different people in the jail. The raps was already there I just had to put them down when I came home. I had a lot to talk about, so it was there. I just had to put it down and get to the music.

So when I first came home, just with the situation of the Roc-a-Fella break up and the split up there was a lot of things that just turned me off from making music at that point; on the business side of things. When I finally got my situation straight, like I wanted to have it, I started recording.

I wanted to have a break. It felt good to have a time out for a minute. I ain’t wanna leave from the music, go away to jail, and then come back and jump right back into it. I wanted to get time to relax, downtime, family with my kids and stuff and just slowly get back into it and that’s what I did.

Usually I just go in the studio and just record; whether it’s 16 bars, put that on the beat, sit it over there and we get back to it. I ain’t do that on this album. When I went in I knew I was going in to make a song. I ain’t do mixtape stuff, none of that. Everything that I was writing was for album purposes.

AllHipHop.com: You just mentioned wanting to get your "situation" straight, what do you mean?

Beanie Sigel: My situation as far me getting back into the thing. Making that transition from the Roc-a-Fella split and where I was going to be and what I felt that I wanted at the time from the label or whatever. Once I got that straightened how I wanted it, that’s when I went in and started recording.

AllHipHop.com: Is it true you’re not going to be working with Dame anymore or is that just a rumor?

Beanie Sigel: I mean a lot of people thought I was going to be on Dame Dash Music Group when I came home. That wasn’t the case. I was in the position where I had to choose between two of my friends and I wasn’t willing to compromise that so I just backed out of the whole situation period.

AllHipHop.com: But you’re on Roc-a-Fella/Def Jam now, so how did your current situation come to be?

Beanie Sigel: I’m on Def Jam/Roc-a-Fella.

AllHipHop.com: So I’m assuming you’re cool with both of Dame and Jay-Z still?

Beanie Sigel: Yeah, I don’t have no problem with nobody. It’s just that actually, to be totally honest, I was always still signed to Roc-a-Fella, being binded by contract. It really wasn’t a matter of making a choice, it was just a decision. Cause really they could have kept me binded by my contract and there wasn’t nothing I could do about that.

AllHipHop.com: So what’s the status of your clothing line?

Beanie Sigel: Right now I’m trying to iron a lot of things out with the clothing line. When I had to go away a lot of stuff was just left in Dame’s hands and he made a lot of decisions with the clothing line that I wouldn’t make. Right now I’m trying to straighten out a lot of business so I can get the clothing line back how it should be.

AllHipHop.com: Will the clothing line still be called State Property?

Beanie Sigel: If we can’t iron out the situation I’ma just move on to a new situation.

AllHipHop.com: What’s about the cartoon you were working?

Beanie Sigel: Yeah, The Playpen. I’m still trying to push that. The people I had working on the cartoon they made a lot of decisions on what they thought that I would want to happen and a lot of things got screwed up. I’m still in that process of fixing a lot of things. People took it upon theyself [sic] to do a lot of things, to make a lot of decisions that wasn’t correct.

AllHipHop.com: It seems like you gotta…

Beanie Sigel: Start all over. That’s what this is. That’s how I’m working right now, like this is my first album, coming out, starting all over again.

AllHipHop.com: One line you said on the album was, “Gonna learn that I was more than a gun and a song." You saying you’ve been misunderstood?

Beanie Sigel: Yeah, I’m more than a gun and a song. You can’t just judge a person by the media nowadays or what you read because nowadays good news is no news. There’s a lot of good going on that you don’t hear about, cause it’s not exciting. That’s why they got magazines and tabloids, it’s gossip. A lot of people just think that’s what it is. They look at the movies, people who don’t know me, Who’s Beanie Sigel, they look at State Property and they be like, Oh that’s him. I’m stuck with that character. [mimicking a scared voice] I wanted to say something but I was scared, cause in State Property you looked…
But this is not State Property, this is real life.

AllHipHop.com: You ever wonder if what if instead of rolling with the Roc you had rolled with The Roots?

Beanie Sigel: No, I ain’t never think about that. Umm hmm [Note: Sigel asks, "What you think?" to his associate, who says, "Roots fans wouldn’t have been ready for him."]
I don’t think we would have complimented each other, at the time.

Actually them vocals on “Adrenaline”, I probably recorded that maybe a year prior to me even meeting Jay-Z. Me and Tariq [Black Thought], we grew up together. Actually that was my first rhyming partner in elementary school. Me and Malik B, we was real tight so I went with him down to the studio one time. When I recorded it, I wasn’t even thinking about being a rapper. It was just something that I knew how to do. So I went down there with him, we was in there f*cking around. Scott Storch was playing for them at the time so he was just playing around, bullsh*tting on the keyboard and he had made the little beat or whatever, he just was f*cking around. Malik kept telling me go ahead record, I’m like, "Nah man, I ain’t doing that sh*t." So they had a couple of raps that I had did that day cause we was just in there bullsh*tting around [but] they recorded it. Then when I got signed with Roc-a-Fella, I had put out a mixtape. I was just putting joints out in the street, they had called and said, "Yo, what you going to do with that verse you had did on the jawn?" So I came down to the studio and they had my vocals from back then and I ain’t know what they was talking about at first. So when I came down and I heard it, I ain’t even remember that sh*t. I had to keep listening to it and I went in there and re-did it over for them. They was like "Yo, we want this verse right here, the same way you did it, cause it wasn’t even a full beat [originally]. That’s how that song happened.

AllHipHop.com: What’s the status of you and Kanye West?

Beanie Sigel: I ain’t go no problem with nobody. I don’t want no trouble. [coyly]

AllHipHop.com: Think you would ever get another track from Kanye West?

Beanie Sigel: If he do it. I believe so.

AllHipHop.com: Has it been a struggle not compromise your music, it seems like you’ve had the luxury of doing what you want to do.
ITS NOT THE WHOLE INTERVIEW BECAUSE I STARTED READING AND IT WASN'T GETTING MY INTEREST TOO MUCH, BUT HERE'S SOME FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT WANT TO, THE LINK IS AT THE BOTTOM...



Beanie Sigel: I always did my music the way I want. I’ve made a couple of records that I wouldn’t have made.

AllHipHop.com: Like what?

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STEELERS SHUT-OUT SEAHAWKS

THE DEFENSE WAS WITHOUT STARTERS: CASEY HAMPTON, TROY POLOMALU, HINES WARD, AND BREAKOUT WR SANTONIO HOLMES. I THOUGHT HONESTLY THAT MY BELOVED STILLER BOYZ WERE GONNA HAVE A TOUGH GAME BUT FROM THE START IT WAS ALL DEFENSE. UNTIL ABOUT THE LAST 2 MINUTES OF THE FIRST HALF THE STEELER'S OFFENSE LOOKED LIFELESS, Roethlisberger MADE SOME KEY THROWS DOWN FIELD THEY SPREAD THE FIELD AND NAJEH DAVENPORT STEPPED UP COMPLETELY!

IN ALL FAIRNESS, THIS MATCH WAS ONE SIDED, THE WHOLE "STARTERS ARE OUT...WE AREN'T GONNA PLAY GOOD DEFENSE" WENT OUT THE WINDOW. THE FIRST COUPLE DRIVES THE SEAHAWKS MOVED THE BALL DOWNFIELD, GAINING YARDS BUT NOT WHEN IT COUNTED ON THIRD DOWN. TATUPU WAS VERY INSTRUMENTAL IN THEIR DEFENSE'S SLOW BURN ON 'FAST WILLIE' PARKER, ALTHOUGH THEY STAYED IN HIS FACE, HE GRINDED OUT A HEFTY 102 YDS ON 28 CARRIES.
`MOTOR.MAXX`


On the possession that essentially broke the game open, Pittsburgh overcame three holding calls in one seven-play stretch and a 10-yard sack to score on backup tailback Najeh Davenport's one-yard dive over left tackle. Unofficially, the Steelers gained 107 yards on the drive, which opened up a 14-0 lead. Most importantly, though, the Steelers converted three long third-down plays.

Roethlisberger threw to wideout Cedrick Wilson for 15 yards on a third-and-13. Then he hit Miller for 13 yards on a third-and-8. On a third-and-17, following a 10-yard sack by Ellis Wyms, he went back to Wilson again for 17 yards.

"Those plays," said Seattle free safety Deon Grant, "are [killers]. You've got to make a play on third down. They did and we didn't. It's that simple. We'd put them in a hole, then we couldn't keep them down. We couldn't get ourselves off the field."

The fact that the Pittsburgh offense was able to so thoroughly control the tempo against a very good Seattle defense, and without the fast emerging Holmes and four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Hines Ward (sprained knee), must be a confidence builder.

Everyone knows that tough, aggressive defense is a Pittsburgh staple, and that was the case again in shutting down a high-powered Seahawks attack. Pittsburgh pestered quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, holding him to an anemic 116 yards and a 44.7 passer rating and sacking him twice. Tailback Shaun Alexander, who looked tentative as he continues to play with a cast on his broken left wrist, managed 25 yards on 11 carries.

Counting playoff contests, it was the 30th straight outing in which the Steelers did not allow an individual 100-yard performance. In the second half, the Steelers surrendered just one first down and 33 yards on 13 snaps. And the shutout was only the second against a Mike Holmgren-coached team in 245 regular-season games.

But even without Polamalu and Hampton, the Steelers' defense still has a lot of playmakers.

If the offense can develop a few more key components to go along with Ward and Holmes, tailback Willie Parker (28 carries for 102 yards) and Miller (four receptions, 44 yards) -- and if Roethlisberger manages games the way he did Sunday -- the Steelers could surprise some people.

At 4-1, in first place in the AFC North and with a bye next week, which will allow some wounded players should be able to recover before Pittsburgh resumes play at Denver on Oct. 21, the Steelers exited Heinz Field on Sunday feeling pretty confident about themselves.

With good reason.

"The coaches keep challenging us," wide receiver Nate Washington said. "And we keep demonstrating to them we're ready to step up to the challenge. We showed that today."

Len Pasquarelli is a senior writer for ESPN.com.