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Adding to its animal print sneaker collection for Fall/Winter 2012, Pierre Hardy timely introduces a new take on its mid-top silhouette — this time taking the pattern of tiger stripes. Rather than a full upper of suede, the tiger print mid-top opts for a complete canopy of calf hair, while black suede accentuates the trimmings throughout. Also present is the signature white logo Velcro strap, plush padded tongue and textured rubber at the sole of the toe. This made in Portugal sneaker is available now through online retailer SSENSE at a price of $775 USD.

Via. My Swag Magazine 

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I been thinking about this for some time now, I mean I really have. Took me a while to even start writing this without getting mad. You all know Joe Paterno ? Joseph Vincent "Joe" Paterno (December 21, 1926 – January 22, 2012), often referred to as "JoePa", was an American college football coach who was the head coach of the Penn State Nittany Lions for nearly 46 years, from 1966 until 2011 when he was fired for failing to protect children from sexual abuse by his coaching staff. At the time of his death he held the record for the most victories by an NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) football coach with 409 and was the only FBS coach to reach 400 victories. He coached five undefeated teams that won major bowl games and, in 2007, was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame as a coach. In November 2011, he was fired by the university as a result of the child sex abuse scandal at Penn State involving his former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky. An investigation conducted by former FBI director Louis Freeh concluded, in July 2012, that Paterno was complicit in concealing the activities of Sandusky and dissuading other university officials from reporting him to the authorities in 1998 and 2001.



Former FBI director Louis Freeh, whose firm was hired by the Penn State Board of Trustees to conduct an independent investigation into the scandal, concluded, after interviewing over 400 people and reviewing over 3.5 million documents, that Paterno, Spanier, Curley and Schultz had deliberately conspired to conceal Sandusky's actions in order to protect publicity surrounding Penn State's vaunted football program. Freeh's investigation found that by their actions, the four men "failed to protect against a child sexual predator harming children for over a decade." The report concluded that Paterno, along with Schultz, Spanier and Curley "concealed Sandusky's activities from the Board of Trustees, the University community and authorities."


 Emails uncovered by Freeh’s investigation revealed that Paterno had lied to the grand jury on at least two occasions: first, when testifying that he was unaware of any possible child abuse by Sandusky prior to the 2001 Lasch shower rape, and second, in claiming that he had only once spoken to Tim Curley about the 2001 incident. Emails uncovered by Freeh's team showed Paterno had, in fact, closely followed an earlier 1998 investigation about possible child molestation by Sandusky. In 2001, while Paterno claimed his only discussion regarding McQueary's report to him about Sandusky in the Lasch showers was with Curley immediately following the incident, subsequent emails revealed he had engaged in additional conversations with Curley pressuring him (and Schultz and Spanier) not to report the rape to police. 
In addition, the report said that even after Sandusky's retirement in 1999 Paterno, Schultz, Spanier and Curley "empowered Sandusky to attract potential victims to the campus and football events by allowing him to have continued, unrestricted and unsupervised access to the University's facilities and affiliation with the University's prominent football program."


Now I ask you this is the man you want to be outside of your football field ? This should be the face of your school ? I think they need to not only take down the statue but the NCAA should give them the death penalty, For people that don't know what the death penalty is, it's when National Collegiate Athletic Association's use power to ban a school from competing in a sport for at least one year. It is the harshest penalty that an NCAA member school can receive.
For this school Penn State they should get 5 years. 


The death penalty was given to SMU football back in 1987 for paying players to come play for them. Now if you are giving it out for that, why shouldn't it be given out for this ? I mean the NCAA can not sit here and tell me that other schools to this day don't pay players. That's another post. Back to this. Take the statue down. This man knew about kids being raped and did nothing about it. People like to say that "Oh he told the school" Oh, I didn't know that telling the school was telling the cops. On top of that, that adds to the reason why the school need to get DP. They knew about this going on. They put football over humans. To hell with football you tell the damn cops, after you kick his ass when you seen him in the shower. 

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Aahoo Jahansouz "Sarah" Shahi (January 10, 1980) is an American actress and a former NFL Cheerleader. She is probably best known for starring in The L Word as Carmen de la Pica Morales and in Life as Detective Dani Reese. In 2011, she began playing the role of Kate Reed in the legal drama Fairly Legal on the USA Network. It's like JMD Law only it's a TV show. In this show she works for her fathers firm and has a over the top personal assistant. While trying to get rid of her ex boyfriend.

While working as an extra on the set of Dr. T and the Women in Texas, Shahi met director Robert Altman, who encouraged her to move to Hollywood, where she received roles in several series, including Alias, Dawson's Creek, Reba, and Supernatural. She may be best known for her role as DJ Carmen de la Pica Morales on The L Word, which she joined in its second season.[citation needed] Shahi did not renew her contract with the series for the fourth season, and consequently her character was written out. She also played Farah in the second season of Sleeper Cell, and also appeared in HBO's The Sopranos, in the Season 6b episode "Kennedy and Heidi" as "Sonya Aragon", a stripper and college student who spends a weekend with Tony after a death in his family.

Check the full list her http://www.planetofthesanquon.com/2013/08/23-women-hotter-than-halle-berry.html

Dear Lord, Thank you so much for allowing me to live to see my Janelle's 5th birthday! I pray you keep your hand upon her,protecting her. I pray you guide me to raise her into a lady with morals and values. Thank you for Blessing me with such a precious little girl!HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY JANELLE :) I LOVE YOU- @Arabicdream

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G.O.O.D. Music’s CyHi is in a league of his own on his brand new mixtape. Features include Big Sean, Big K.R.I.T., Chris Brown, Yelawolf, B.o.B. & many more. Join the club and download it after the break. Via.RR

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 Ghadir and I love this show. The Wire is great and this is just as great. They really got it right with this. Even the "Nobttody likes our season" part, cause lets be real that season was kinda lame. Okay It was all the way lame. Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiitttttttttted.

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I like this really, really creative. Now it's time for the U.S to go out and win by 50 ? 30 ? Okay it's just cool with me if we win by ahhh 25 :P 

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I really hate this world, YOLO. I mean that has to be the pits of the pits. It's not even that Drake said it, it's the fact that everybody took it and ran with it. People say that word after everything they say "Just went to sleep YOLO NIGGA" "Man I didn't do my math homework, fuck that shit YOLO" "She was fat and I was drunk and the lights was off. So you know YOLO"

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Marking 20 years since Michael Jordan and his fellow compatriots on the Dream Team dazzled on and off the courts in Barcelona, Nike presents a re-release of the Air Jordan VII with Olympic flare. Designed by legendary footwear designer, Tinker Hatfield, the Air Jordan VII was released in early 1992 in white/metallic gold-obsidian-true red and saw His Airness take home the gold while sporting the number “9″ – as referenced on the back of the sneaker. The Air Jordan VII Retro will release on Saturday, July 21 for $160 USD.

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Newly redesigned for the fall, Vans presents a nubuck and wool interpretation of the Era 59. Leather and twill wool weave play nicely on the refined classic, featuring knurled toe bumpers, waxed laces, suede lining and gunmetal finish eyelets. Available in a dual colorway which includes either green or black, select Vans retailers should have these on their shelves very shortly.

Source: My Swag Magazine