Sensear Dialect performs “Prettiest Girl in a Hideous World”

Sensear Dialect is an intelligent poet from Hot Springs, Arkansas performing at “The Poet’s Loft,” a legendary facility in that has hosted some of the greatest poets of all time. While Dialect has not reached his full potential yet, he still amazes with his lyrical wizardry.

Breaking Bad’s Season Four Finale, “Face Off” was amazing. First off, SPOILER WARNINGS!

Anyway, don’t look any further unless you watch it. Your mind will be blown from what you see. So without further ado: Gus Fring went out with a glorious bang and I’m impressed.

I didn’t think Walt would get him out of there by the end of the season. I figured Gus would survive to be the main antagonist of the next and final season.

I was gleefully wrong, because now a much-discussed idea seems to be brewing, Walter White will become the villain of the final season.

Walter White was accused by Jesse Pinkman of posioning Brock with the ricin. White then uses his devilish tongue to convince Pinkman that Gus likely did it.

The truth came that Brock wasn’t poisoned by ricin at all, he was posioned by lily of the valley, a flower growing in Mr. White’s garden in the final scene of the show.

Mr. White’s wife questioned whether he knew about the explosion and his words indicated that he was involved. Her look of terror suggests she might have second-thoughts about living with a murderous psychopath.

A lot of questions are sure to pop up. Here’s a few:

1. Is Ted Beneke dead? Mr. White’s wife’s ex-lover/tax fraud-committing weasel she lent money to.

2. What will Jesse Pinkman do if he finds out Mr. White poisoned Brock?

3. What will Mr. White do now that he has full control of his life again? (Start cooking for himself)

4. What will Mike do when he wakes up fully recovered?

5. What will Hank, the DEA, and the FBI figure out once they start looking deeper into Gus and Hector post-face-blowing explosion.

6. What cartels and Gus associates will emerge looking for revenge now that Gus is dead?

7. Can Skyler, Mr. White’s wife, just go on as normal knowing her husband is a murderer?

Well Breaking Bad goes on for one last season of 16 episodes next year. Series creator Vince Gilligan promises to deliver a satisfying and thrilling conclusion. After tonight’s Season Four Finale, I’m inclined to believe him.

“How to Make It in America” is just that, a show about two young 20-somethings trying to find out how to make it.
Taking place in New York city, the first season comprised of eight episodes of humor, schemes, payoffs, and disappointments that come from the everyday life of two best friends, Ben (Bryan Greenberg) and Cam (Victor Rasuk, that lay out plans to make designer jeans.
Returning for season 2 are Eddie Kaye Thomas from American Pie, Luis Guzman from Carlito’s Way, Lake Bell from Childrens Hospital and recording artist Scott “Kid Cudi” Mescudi from the G.O.O.D. music label of Kanye West.
The new season premiers October 2 on Sunday following the season pemier of Hung on HBO.
See More How to Make It in America Artwork at IGN.com

RUHCUS Series

Here is a new series of web vlogs started by Sonya Renee called RUHCUS (Radically Unapologetic Healing Challenge 4 Us!).

The point of these videos is for individuals to do something in their lives for 30 days that helps them get past what their most ashamed about in themselves.

Sonya Renee started out by talking about her hair. She’s always been ashamed of her hair and hid it through wigs. For her RUHCUS challenge, Sonya Renee went completely bald. She cut off all her hair.

If you haven’t seen it, you should. Very amazing to watch.

Confidence Omenai is one of the many who are starting their own RUHCUS challenges. Just watch and be inspired.

Check out the website Bleacherreport.com/boxing to find myself, Justin David Tate there. You can make a profile and become a fan or just read and enjoy my work, but whatever you do support my writing and help me continue to deliver excellent work.

Beau Williams

Wil Gibson

Ryan McLellan

Kait Rokowski

The Uncomfortable Laughter is a group of four poets (3 guys, 1 gal)

who blow the minds of all they perform in front of.

They have competed nationally and now will present their greatness of stage

at the Balch Springs Public Library.

The event is FREE at

12450 Elam Road, Balch Springs, TX 75180

taking place on December 18th 2010 starting @ 7PM.

Be there ladies and gentlemen.

Be there.

I’ve got three killer articles I’ve wrote recently and they are blazing.

Click the pictures below to read the articles I’ve written for Bleacher Report.

I got a new article written about Sergio Martinez. To read:

Just click the picture.

Sergio Martinez had a sensational knockout over Paul William

And here’s another boxing article, just click the picture and enjoy!

This one is about the dearth of quality black boxers.

Paul's first loss pales in comparison to what Sergio did to him recently.

I officially have two articles on Bleacher Report.
I think they’re both excellent.
One is about my first live boxing match on November 13th 2010.
What I took from that fight and what I believe will happen in the future.
I worked an icecream stand for my church at the Dallas Cowboy’s Stadium in Arlington, Texas and went over to see the Antonio Margarito VS. Manny Pacquiao fight. It was a blast! I was filled with energetic glee to see a boxing match right before my face and not just on a TV screen like I had for years prior. So click the picture below to check out my article.

Margarito put up a good fight against a great boxer

I also have an article about Floyd Mayweather’s 2007 year in boxing nd how 2011 could be an interesting mirror image of that great year in his career. Check that out also. Click the picture to read that article.

Oscar De La Hoya was outclassed in 2007 by Floyd Mayweather.

The Grand Slam went down this year. The top prize is usually $1,000.
However…
this year it went up to $1,250.
And this year for the third time in a row,
A TEXAN won! Whoo-hoo!
Christopher Michael, 2 time winner of Texas’s “Rock the Republic” Slam,
killed the competition and left with the money and the respect of peers.
Here’s a sample video of his great poetry on YOUTUBE.com:

Thank you Pamela Rawls, for putting this competition together
and bringing poets together in such a joyful and intimate way.