IF THAT ONE UP THERE SOUNDS WIERD, CHECK OUT THIS ONE BELOW....

Almost time! Can't wait, this Saturday! Dave Styles and I broadcasting live from Snow Summit up in Big Bear. It's going to be awesome, Haven't been snowboarding for over a year! So much fun, If you haven't been snowboarding, you should definately try it. Your gonna fall on your butt the first 100 times, lol, but once you get it, it's so much fun! I highly recommend it! Hope I get to meet some of you KIIS Club Vips up there! Say hello!! See you on the mountain!

Living up to his nickname, Pitbull (born Armando Perez) recently attacked the company in "Big Thangs Poppin' TVT Diss," a collaboration with fellow Miami rapper Cubo in which the two rap over a beat borrowed from T.I.'s "Big Things Poppin' (Do It)." "I have to fight to get paid," Perez raps, "But thanks, Steve/I'm learning something new every day/You can own what I rap, but you can't control what I say/*&%$ TVT!" "Steve" is TVT president Steve Gottlieb.

The turmoil between Perez and TVT might have reached its apex in March 2007, when a federal jury ordered the label to pay $9.1 million in compensatory damages to Miami's Slip-N-Slide Records for blocking the release of Perez's earlier recordings. The two labels had also been battling over Pitbull's logo and trademark. Perez claims TVT has been trying to undermine his career ever since."I'm funding and shooting my own videos now," he claims. "My name is bigger than it'sever been, but when you don't have the support of your label, you've got to grind even harder. Then, the label wants to recoup you to death and charge you $1,000 for a $300 flight you took."

Listen to the diss on Cubos Myspace: myspace.com/cubo305irs

Just got back from dj'ing in Mexico, it was crazy! Now it's time to celebrate my birthday this Saturday Feb. 9th!! It's gonna be huge!! You better arrive early, pre sale tix are already sold out!! Taking place inside 195 in Downtown Anaheim, 195bar.com

HAVE U SEEN ZEITGEIST?? t (Very interesting!)

You can watch it on google! (Maybe skip the intro?)

Overall, great look, a must see! (Watch it free, in full length on google)

Of course, it's all very subjective, especially Parts 1 & 2....

This movie touches on three subjects:

1) Religion (if your big on religion I would skip it)

2) 9/11 (yes, give it a chance)

3) The Federal Reserve

1) Simply shows how somes religions are about the sun, it's cycles, and constellations. Very subjective, depending on your own thoughts, It's simply trying to share some views on the background of the religion and that it shouldn't be taken literally, but you should form your own opinion. It's subjective...

2) Brings up many unknown facts about the destruction of the two buildings. For example, there was Thermate (a variation of Thermite) found in the rubble of the WTC and Building 7. This material is used for destruction of buildings. Also, there was a planned military exercise going on the the same day about planes flying into the WTC at the same time as the attack. This confused the ATC and no military jets were scrambled within the 80 minutes, when it usually takes a maximum of 10 minutes to scramble jets in these situations. Etc, etc. watch it...

3) Explains how the Federal Reserve, taxes, and international banking works. It's unbelievable that most people don't realize the Federal Reserve is simply a company owned by a select few and is literally NOT a part of the government. It's a central bank that gives money to our government AT INTEREST. All of our federal taxes - ALL OF THEM - go towards paying that interest. 35% of it, in fact.

Anyway, please see this movie, it's interesting. It will keep your mind off Britney Spears or Tom Brady! LOL, It is 2 hours long, but if you watch it before you go to sleep, you won't be disappointed. It's free, on google!

I still recommend you do your own research and come to conclusions on your own, just cause u see something doesn't mean it's true ;-)