Saturday, March 26, 2011

The Flow Boats Lyrics

Angered and unmotivated, he spouts off in short-tempered stints of foul-mouthed derisions. {Blaming others for his own nation of sadness and discontent.} What viable measures can he take to get free from this awful web of self-created despair? To restore vital life supporting exhilarating robust energy? Refuse to move frantically or hurridly. Walk slower; observe the trees, birds singing, colors in the sky.

Friday, March 25, 2011

Inner City Music Photos: Pusha T - Open Your Eyes : Lyrics, Mp .


  • Artist : Pusha T
  • Song: Open Your Eyes
  • Album: Fear of God mixtape



"Open Your Eyes", a new hot song by American rapper, Pusha T. It is another confirmed track taken from his latest solo mixtape 'Fear of God'. The 13 tracks project with production handled by Kanye West, Nottz, Hit-Boy and The Neptunes was released on March 21, 2011.

Pusha T - Open Your Eyes : Lyrics, Mp. Ringtones


  • Artist : Pusha T
  • Song: Open Your Eyes
  • Album: Fear of God mixtape



"Open Your Eyes", a new hot song by American rapper, Pusha T. It is another confirmed track taken from his latest solo mixtape 'Fear of God'. The 13 tracks project with production handled by Kanye West, Nottz, Hit-Boy and The Neptunes was released on March 21, 2011.

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Sports: Ten Matches To Watch .

ISTANBUL, TURKEY - OCTOBER 25: Arda Turan of Galatasaray during the Turkish Super League match between Fenerbahce and Galatasaray held on October 25, 2009 at Sukru Saracoglu Stadium in Istanbul, Turkey. (Photo by Mustafa Ozer/EuroFootball/Getty Images)

The chief event kicks off the weekend, with the best inner-city derby in global football starting at 3:00 p.m. Eastern on Friday. SB Nation Soccer Editor Richard Farley looks at Gala-Fener and nine more marquee matches.

Last week one match overshadowed the rest, something that tends to occur when Manchester United and Arsenal meet, particularly when it`s in a knock-out competition.

Ben Yorke: The Big O Soundtrack Is The Best Ringtone For An .

Can't stop listening to the soundtrack. It's cheesy in places sure, but for some reason, that go by Tosihiko Sahasi channels the inner nerd in me. It doesn't matter what age I'll be, I revert to the drooling six year old playing with blocks, excited to pee like a big boy, and throwing anything that looks ready for a toss. This time travel is a foreign one to take but it sort of fits.

Inner City Music Photos: The Music Critic: Cyrus Malachi: Ancient .

Cyrus Malachi: Ancient Future
byThe Music Critic ~Thursday, 17 March 2011 Labels:
Ok, I take it. I know basically nothing about the whole hip hop scene here in the UK. I am of an age where the whole thing passed me by. I ain't got a 'crowd' or flow from the 'street' and I just don't refer to it. The endless repetitive beats and samples strike me as lazy but the one thing most it that I do get is its lyrical nature.

The Music Critic: Cyrus Malachi: Ancient Future

Cyrus Malachi: Ancient Future
byThe Music Critic ~Thursday, 17 March 2011 Labels:
Ok, I hold it. I know basically nothing about the whole hip hop scene here in the UK. I am of an age where the whole thing passed me by. I ain't got a 'bunch' or fall from the 'street' and I simply don't pertain to it. The endless repetitive beats and samples strike me as lazy but the one matter about it that I do get is its lyrical nature.

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Nice Make Money Online photos

Class OF THE BIG FLOOD. AS THE Story GOES, TWO Young WOMEN, IDA MAY SMITH (not real last name)AND BETTY JEAN BROWN (not real last name) were run from parking lot of a honky tonk called the Travelux on 24 Highway in the old area called the interior city (a term used for unincorporated areas of Jackson County at that time). To be precise, the old Travelux was on the union slope of 24 highway about one quarter mile west of Wilson Road and Brookside, an orbit about the Mt Washington Cementery, still in operation. To be yet more detailed, the Travelux was on the old trolley line that ran from Fairmount to Downtown Kansas City, Missouri. At that sentence in Kansas City area history, there was no karioke events in that area, just low-down state and western music. One might have heard songs current then, songs by Hank Williams like "Your Cheating Heart" and "My son calls another man Daddy," real emotionally inspired tunes. There was rain coming down and the two women were making a run for the threshold of the Travelux. According to rumors, both women were hurrying to meet a soldier home on parting from Korea. His figure was Jim Smith (not real last name). Ida Mae had determined a 38 Ford coupe to the Traveluxe; Betty Jean had arrived in her ex-husband`s1937 Terraplane. As the narrative goes, during the rush to the door, Ida Mae made a comment about Betty Jean`s automobile. Remember, Betty Jeanwas the one with the Terraplane. The Terraplane was afterwards to become a Hudson but not at that time. Exactly what Ida Mae said is not known; rumor has it that the note was less than complimentary about the purpose of the auto. Hot headed and said to have been an only child before she turned 21, Betty Jean slapped Ida Mae`s face. That was, according to those still alive for days later the case almost passed into the night and dim anals of history, "when all hell bust loose." Before the two finally got into the Traveluxe to get liquid nourishment and pick up, they had drawn quite a crew of spectators, mostly men, except for Bertha, a barmaid. The two women cursed, spat, slapped, kicked and behaved in a way that would not have been befitting to any women in that point of time. When it all ended, the two women realized that during their combatant activity, Jim Smith had hurried off in his father`s Oldsmobile. He would later pass from Korea, a decorated veteran and buy a new Chevy Deluxe from Rost Chevrolet in Fairmount. Thus, this is the honest and authentic story about the origins of mud wrestling. By R.L. Huffstutter

YMCA program helps inner-city youths consider the possibilities .

OGDEN - Gray thundercloudsloomed outside, but before this week inside Heritage Elementary, the climate was sunshine and rainbows.

A 12 or so children dipped their brushes into paint-filled cups and created scenes from their futures, their presents or their imaginations.

All works are bound for presentation in a Weber State University gallery space in the Shepherd Union Building.

Inner City Observations: I Don't Know What I Am Doing Either.

Step backwards and have a good long looking at me.I am blond and blue eyed.My great grandparents actually arrived in America on a boat from Germany.I am dead and little of build.My bark is cream colored.Never in the totality of my lifetime have I felt "cool."Clumsy,and awkward maybe, but that's about it.Just yesterday, as a subject of fact, I managed to discharge my entire cup of soda on the floor of a restaurant.

Monday, March 7, 2011

look what you've done

Spent the weekend out of town staying with Casual Boy. Went did a day travel to Oxford on the Sat as I have never been. He has a protagonist who is studying there, and she took us to the Oxford boat races (rowing), on the river. It is a fairly cool event and something I've never seen before. Each college has their own boat home and team and it was a fun atmosphere, though very cold!

Inner-city neighbourhoods form coalition to combat crime

CALGARY - Inner-city communities frustrated with crime, traffic and other downtown problems seeping into their neighbourhoods are building a new alliance to lobby the city.

The radical has met once informally and will get together again Wednesday, inviting more than a dozen communities on downtown periphery, including Inglewood, Bridgeland-Riverside, East Village, Eau Claire, Sunnyside and Crescent Heights.

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Chris Christie's Logic on Education - The Gadson Review

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"The line you heard most vociferously from the teachers` union," Christie says, "was that this was the greatest assault on public instruction in the story of New Jersey." Here the fleshy governor lumbers a few steps toward the hearing and lowers his part for effect. "Now, do you genuinely mean that your baby is now stressed out and unable to determine because they acknowledge that their poor teacher has to pay 1 percent of their pay for their health care benefits? Have any of your children arrive home - any of them - and said, `Mom.` " Pause. " `Dad.` " Another pause. " `Please. Stop the madness.` "

By this period the interview is start to titter, but Christie remains steadfastly somber in his use as the beseeching student. "`Just pay for my teacher`s health benefits,` " he pleads, "`and I`ll get A`s, I swear. But I simply cannot make the stress that`s being presented by a 1 percent contribution to health benefits.`" As the gang breaks into appreciative guffaws, Christie waits a theatrical moment, then slams his charge home. "Now, you`re all laughing, right?" he says. "But this is the crap I own to hear."

Sure, the rhetoric from the teacher`s union is hyperbolic here. And it is surely unlikely that students come home complaining about their teacher`s increased healthcare costs. But the fact that children don`t come home to their parents and kick about certain policies that are enacted is insufficient evidence to think that the policy has no negative implications. I doubt second graders went home in distress about excessive use of leverage at Lehman brothers, or the proliferation of sub-prime mortgages. It is impossible that those students would have raised a peep when the glass-steagal act (which mandated a separation between investment banking and normal banking) was repealed. Yet in all of these cases, it is at least arguable that the things in question had negative effects for the economy.

Granted, Christie most probable means this at least partially in jest (one hopes). So let`s consider his implicit assumption that restraining or reducing teacher compensation doesn`t constitute an assault on education, and that it really will not feature a demonstrable effect on educational outcomes. This is difficult to believe, particularly for challenging rural and inner-city school environments. These are schools where the bet are highest because of achievement gaps between poor minorities and wealthier whites. Putting effective teachers in the schoolroom would be a solution.

Indeed, Los Angeles found that providing top-quartile teachers as opposed to bottom-quartile teachers for 4 days in a row would actually eliminate the achievement gap.

Of course, kids in challenging schools are not probably to get these teachers. One way to draw such teachers would be to provide better compensation including strong benefits. When pay is frozen and benefits slashed, teachers who already feel like they have challenging jobs might look elsewhere for employment, especially if they make other skills or credentials. Perhaps the biggest risk is that gifted young people thought of careers will opt not to become teachers when they see that compensation (already low relative to other professions) will go still lower. That raises the very real possibility that High School students in certain parts of the state might go house to their parents saying "Our school couldn`t get a certified physics teacher. It looks like I won`t be capable to admit that sort this year."

In short, I think Christie`s assessment of his proposed actions on education deserve a more serious and less slapstick treatment.

Cool Single Woman Song Titles images

A few nice single woman song titles images I found:

Lauren Hill
single woman song titles

Image by PeterTea
Lauryn Hill Biography
Source: www.lauryn-hill.com/history.html
BORN: May 26, 1975
"Hey, it`s my album! Who else can assure my story better than me?" says Lauryn Hill, chanteuse, rapper, songwriter, actress, activist and mother.

Q&A: John Waite Tour dates at SoundSpike

"I did a last album last November that was pretty much no-holds barred, no overdubs," Waite said. "It was called 'In Real Time.' That was what put me back into lead guitar. I didn't need to see another keyboard as farsighted as I lived. When me and Kyle sat down to write, we had some of the songs by that point.

"He's a blaze of a guitar player. He truly is. The early night [we said] 'We haven't played this before.