We Aim To Provide You a Wide Range Of Marvelous Bred 11s Fast Delivery. Joker 3s Sale Online Bred 11s Shop With Confidence Music, and birthed Run the Jewels in a series of whirlwind recording sessions. Hot on the heels of the new album's online release in June, the duo hits Austin tonight. We caught up with them in advance of their showdown outside at the Mohawk. Austin Chronicle: Which do you prefer, recording alone or alongside a partner in the booth? Killer Mike: It's always more fun with a partner or group, because then you have somebody to laugh at immediately in the studio. A lot of the shit that me and El said, the other would just step off the microphone and look at the person, like when he talks about Riverdance cleats on your face for the finisher.' That was fucking hysterical. El P: It's mad fun, and it's dark humor. We're just having a blast trying to rap our asses off, and play with technique and styles and patterns, see who can say the most fucked up shit. That's just some laugh shit. If you're a rapper, that's where you start. No rapper starts out any other way than coming up with fun ways to say that everybody else is trash and you're the shit. Mike would say shit, and I would literally need to walk away because I'm spitting water out of my nose. It was basically just a really fun rapper record. That's the cooperation. It ain't competition. There's no competition. It's just me and Mike. That's how we made this; we literally wrote the record together, which is funny because it's baffling to people. They don't know how we got into the same room. KM: You fall into a vibe or a zone and get up to the point where we shit talk and, like, one will stop and chuckle and the other will say, 'You were about to say this!' I think you just fall into a good vibe or zone with someone. We talk shit. We talk shit to each other. We talk shit behind each other's backs. It's not easy to get there. It's not easy to achieve that trust with somebody. When I write with El, I literally just stay empty. Because whatever I say is going to come off his last page. I'm depending on him to inspire me with his last two bars. 99.99 percent of the time, that's what happens. That's what it's about. I enjoy rapping with my friend. Music sessions. Music. We went on tour and did a lot of touring together, basically a year of it. I forget when it was exactly that we started talking about it, but it wasn't long. We started talking about doing another record on tour. It didn't come together until after the tour, and then in the winter of last year, I started handling pre production on the record. I didn't 100 percent know what it was going to be, but Mike came in and we spent week long stints in the woods in upstate New York working our asses off. KM: We were on that Coachella Cruise, and we had those three goddam pia coladas in that bungalow where they had grass. [El] was like, 'Fuck, let's do it together.' We were going to do an EP together. We got back, and I had a week in January before I had to do Europe. I went up to the cabin and we did that. Then, after 30 days in Europe, I went back down to New York in April. AC: El P, you said earlier that you two tried to not take things too seriously on this album. EP: We hold ourselves in high regard. We take our music seriously. We take expressing what we want to express seriously, and we take ourselves as men seriously in the sense that we're not the type of dudes who think there's any reason why anybody else in the world should not be respectful of us. But we also have a sense of humor. When I'm saying 'Riverdance cleats on your face,' of course I'm not going to do that. I'd never even pretend that I'm going to do that. I'm not the tough guy that I am on the record. What we're doing is a totally different thing. We're just creating a reality and having a helluva lot of fun with it. I'm not going to ask that anybody take my stance on dolphin rape seriously. We're not clowns. We're not asking anything from anyone other than to just listen to our shit. There are songs on the record that are very serious and fall in line with us intellectually and how we think about the world. I don't have to crack a newspaper to write a song that should be taken seriously. I'm an attentive human who's aware of the world around him, and that seeps into my music all the time. It's all in the context of my personality, which is that I have a humor to me that I always maintain. There's comedy in tragedy. Sometimes stress is so over the top tragedy and pain and concern that it gets sucked out the other end and becomes the funniest thing in the world. AC: Mike, in the past you've expressed a disdain for tribute records. We just saw a jury acquit George Zimmerman of murder charges in the death of Trayvon Martin. How should artists looking to memorialize the fallen move forward? KM: Tribute records should come from a very real place. Self destruction came from a groupthink of rappers that we're either about it or stepped off whatever they were on to say, 'I, too, am about it.' That's different than making a Trayvon Martin record just to have one. It's disrespectful to bring those things up. El and I lead lives that explain what we rap about. We've made sacrifices to be who we are. There are some things we've given up, and for that sacrifice, I hold that pretty seriously. I'm not saying I'm right and you're wrong. I'm just saying I don't appreciate it. Unless that's something you live for and speak of in some consistent basis, then I don't have the capacity to believe. EP: Nobody has to be right all the time. You don't have to be right. Being wrong is totally acceptable for an artist. But I do think that it's important for people to constantly keep in touch with multiple sides of who they are and what they're about in their music. That's why people like me and Mike have dodged the conscious rapper label. We don't present ourselves as people who are better than anyone, or who really know. We just engage with ideas and do it in a context of real people who are just as weird and fucked up as anybody else. If Mike were to make a song that directly addressed something like Trayvon Martin as it's interacted with him, there's a real context..

Martina McCarthy's converted first half try was enough for Ireland to gain revenge on Spain, who had served up some late heartbreak for Jon Skurr's side in yesterday's Pool A opener. It was a tough, attritional weekend for the girls in green with a number of injuries picked up on day one, including a broken nose for Saracens' Megan Williams. Williams showed great commitment to the cause by wearing a protective mask against the Netherlands and Spain today, and the Irish resilience eventually paid off as they secured an 11th place finish and two series points. That wraps up Ireland's debut season as a core team on the IRB Women's Sevens World Series circuit, the highlight being their Bowl success in Guangzhou last month. They finished 12th in Atlanta and were 11th in Dubai, S Paulo and Amsterdam. The play off victory over Spain will give the Irish encouragement for the upcoming European Sevens competition as they attempt to qualify again for the World Series. Skurr explained: "It's been a tough first season on the World Series circuit and credit has to go to the players, especially those that been involved since the start. "They have seen the programme evolve and they've continued to give everything in order to represent Ireland. "The standard of rugby is improving tournament by tournament. Nearly all the teams are full time and it's a challenge for our players to keep up, let alone close the gap. "The players are working so hard to compete but more importantly to close the gap. The attitude and commitment of the talent identification programme players has been refreshing and they have added real value to our squad. "Many of the squad have jobs, but are still training 15 20 hours a week. I have total admiration for what they have given up and contributed in order to pull on the green jersey. "The next month is an important period for us where we finish the World Series, then compete in the European Sevens Series where we have the opportunity to re qualify for the World Series qualification event." IRB WOMEN'S SEVENS WORLD SERIES FIFTH LEG: AMSTERDAM SEVENS: BOWL SEMI FINAL: Saturday, May 17 NETHERLANDS 24 IRELAND 0, NRCA Stadium Scorers: Netherlands: Tries: Kelly van Harskamp 2, Annemarije van Rossum, Linda Franssen; Cons: Lorraine Laros 2 Ireland: Ireland were stung by early tries in both halves as tournament hosts the Netherlands proved too strong in front of a partizan crowd. Key player Kelly van Harskamp burst through for a try in the opening minute, showing good pace to score despite the best efforts of the chasing Martina McCarthy. Lorraine Laros converted for a 7 0 lead. Squad newcomer Hannah Tyrrell gave a glimpse of her ability on the ball when she broke over halfway, however Claire Keohane was penalised at a ruck just moments later for not releasing. Jon Skurr's side had some decent territory as Laura Lee Walsh almost got through a gap on the right, but it was the hosts who looked the more threatening with ball in hand. The Dutch countered from inside their own half with van Harskamp sprinting into space on the right and stepping inside Katie Fitzhenry to grab her second converted try of the game. Fitzhenry almost had an opportunity to respond as she darted up the right touchline and over halfway, but the orange shirts got back to retrieve the situation and did so again when Walsh found space on the blindside. Trailing 14 0 at the break, Ireland leaked a third try soon after the restart as a dummy run from van Harskamp sucked in Tyrrell and Annemarije van Rossum had the gas to get away from McCarthy out wide. A couple of missed tackles cost Ireland as replacement Linda Franssen then ran in her side's final try as their lead was extended to 24 points. The girls in green kept plugging away with captain Shannon Houston, as ever, leading by example and Nikki Caughey putting boot to ball in an attempt to spark something out wide. Fellow replacement Megan Williams entered the fray wearing her protective mask and was lively in defence during her time on the pitch, making a crucial tackle on van Harskamp as she pressed for a hat trick score. TIME LINE: 1 min Netherlands try: Kelly van Harskamp 5 0; conversion: Lorraine Laros 7 0; 5 mins Netherlands try: Kelly van Harskamp 12 0; conversion: Lorraine Laros 14 0; Half time Netherlands 14 Ireland 0; 8 mins Netherlands try: Annemarije van Rossum 19 0; conversion: missed by Lorraine Laros 19 0; 12 mins Netherlands try: Linda Franssen 24 0; conversion: missed by Lorraine Laros 24 0; Full time Netherlands 24 Ireland 0 NETHERLANDS: Joyce van Altena, Dorien Eppink, Lorraine Laros, Pien Selbeck, Kelly van Harskamp, Anne Hielckert, Annemarije van Rossum. Bred 11s ,Grape 5s Fear 5s Joker 3s Bred 13s Bred 11s Bred 13s Cavs 4s Fear 4s Oreo 4s Bui Minh Thuy won the 71km first stage of the Binh Duong Television International Cycling Tour. VietNamNet Bridge Bui Minh Thuy of ADC Vinh Long Television won the 71km first stage of the Binh Duong Television International Cycling Tour yesterday, March 9. Thuy finished the Ha City to Hue leg in 1 hour 27 minutes and 55 seconds, just ahead of Do Tuan Anh of Domesco Thap and Mai Nguyen Hung of Sai Gon Plant Protection team. Komsan Kambenchee of the Netherlands finished fourth. ADC Vinh Long, with the help of Dutch cyclist Spijkerboer Wim, recorded the best team time of 4:24:09. Domesco Thap and Sai Gon Plant Protection finished second and third, respectively. It was just the second time the Viet Nam Cycling Federation has permitted teams to invite non Vietnamese athletes. In the 1993 94 cycling season, HCM City based Thanh Binh Hotel employed the services of an English cyclist. The nine stage tour, which carries prize money of VND220 million (US$11,000), takes in Da Nang, Khanh Hoa, Ninh Thuan and Binh Duong provinces. There are 75 cyclists competing for the title, and 12 local and three foreign teams Mongolia, the Netherlands and the Philippines. Last year, Hall Brad of the Netherlands' Ysselstreek team won the yellow jersey for the best overall time. The second 110km stage from Hue to Da Nang today takes in the Phuoc Tuong, Phu Gia and Hai Van passes. World under 23 Mountain Bike champion, Burry Stander, notched up his first major victory in a cycling road race, when he outsprinted David George and Kevin Evans at the end of the second stage of the Pick n Pay Cape Argus Giro del Capo based in Durbanville in the Western Cape on Wednesday. His time for the 143km stage, held in cool overcast conditions, was three hours 21 minutes 53 seconds. Stander, who hails from Port Shepstone on the KZN South Coast, was part of the 21 man group of riders than managed to make a clean get away from the bunch of 200 that started the three lap stage, the successful move coming immediately after the sprint to the first Hot Spot in the middle of Durbanville at the end of the first lap. The breakaway steadily opened the gap between themselves and the chasing group to over three minutes as they negotiated the two remaining laps of the 48km circuit which incorporated the three stiff climbs up the steep slopes of the Vissershok. The stage ended in the traditional sprint to the finish on a downhill gradient with Stander's Specialized teammate, Christoph Sauser, jumping into the lead followed by Evans and George but it was Stander who got to the line first with his trademark explosive finish. "It's my first major road win," said a visibly elated Stander. "But it was the stage my team and I most wanted to win. "Sausi and I were both in the mix near the end and when he jumped off the front Kevin and the others took the bait and I got on to Kevin's wheel with 200m to go and then managed to pass him and David just before the line. I guess I must have a stronger kick than he has!" Stander took not only the stage two honours but also became the overall race leader and will wear the traditional pink jersey for Thursday's 171km third stage at Paarl. Evans, the SA 2010 road time trial champion and winner of last weekend's Sani2C MTB Classic, takes over the Powerade King of the Mountain jersey and stage one winner, Austrian Rene Haselbacher, will wear the Pickfords Points jersey. 10 March 2010 (15:56) Stage 2 Pick n Pay Cape Argus Giro del Capo Durbanville South Africa. 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He then decided he wanted to get dressed. He had to wait until we got to preschool and got dressed in the bathroom there. I've only had to mention one other time that I only dress kids that act nicely. My 8 year old used to just dawdle in the mornings. We live about 1/2 mile from school, so it's not a long walk. One morning, she was taking her time. I set her shoes, backpack, and jacket on the front porch. I told her "Out the door, I need to lock it. Enjoy your walk to school." Then I left. I only had to do it once. The biggest key is Don't Nag. Tell them once "We're leaving in 5 minutes." Then the consequence can be age appropriate. If it's too far to walk, an 8 year old can put her shoes on at school on the sidewalk. Every morning was so stressful! I created a chart on my computer. I put a picture for every task that she needed to complete in the morning. 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