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Puzzle Guys John Chaneski and Greg Pliska team up to make double trouble for Martha and Grant. The four divide into teams, and the object of the game is to make your partner guess words from a list. The only catch? All of the clues have to be one syllable only. It's tougher than you think! --- Get your language question answered on the air! Call or write 24 hours a day: (877) WAY-WORD/(877) 929-9673, words@waywordradio.org, or visit our web site and discussion forums at http://waywordradio.org. Copyright 2008, Wayword LLC.

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Beenie Man Biography Set For July Release | The News is NowPublic.com Beenie Man Biography Set For July Release by reggaewire | June 10, 2008 at 09:17 pm The sensational new book on the life of dancehall king Beenie Man has finally been scheduled for worldwide release this summer. The forthcoming biography, Who Am I? The Untold Story of Beenie Man, will treat fans of dancehall music to more than four hundred pages of intrigue, eye-opening revelations and never-before-seen colour photographs depicting the young superstar s life. Who Am I? The Untold Story of Beenie Man is the world s first-ever dancehall biography, and is being published by Jamaican publishers Great House OmniMedia in time for Reggae Sumfest. Written by noted Jamaican journalist Milton Wray, the story tracks the twists and turns of Beenie Man s dramatic life, following in great detail the reggae superstar s rise from childhood to the Grammy Award, numerous other honours and musical firsts, including an unequalled string of chart-topping hits. The author worked on the project for more than eleven years, documenting Beenie Man s tabloid-rich life and career as they unfolded. After first contacting the artiste in 1994, Wray eventually took a sabbatical from Jamaican journalism to live and do research in New York City for more than a year. While in the United States, he conducted interviews and collected vast amounts of information on Beenie Man and his international impact on the music business. While writing the book in Jamaica, Wray did in-depth research by interviewing a host of persons including relatives, friends, associates, music business personnel, rivals and, of course, the girlfriends of the reggae/dancehall icon. Readers who might be concerned about not getting the full story of Beenie Man have no reason to worry, says the author, who promises an unvarnished view of The Doctor. Who Am I? is a journalistic work, Wray insists, and the primary objective is to be accurate. While Beenie Man did cooperate by supplying information and photographs for the publication of the book, he did not have approval of the manuscript, and never saw a page of it before it was completed. The intention was not to put out a public relations piece for the artiste. The facts are presented as they occurred, whether or not Beenie Man likes those facts. He has led a very controversial life, and he acknowledges that; he recently told me as much. I believe he is prepared for whatever revelations may come from this book. It s going to be very exciting once it hits the streets, Wray continued, commenting on the completion of the work. Who Am I? is something that readers will not be able to put down, because Beenie Man has had such an amazing life from his childhood in Waterhouse to the present day that it s going to be mind-blowing. The book is as engrossing as any novel only everything in it is factual. Set to be launched in Kingston in early July, the book will be distributed in North America, the European Union, the CARICOM region and Japan before the end of the year. For its Asian release, Who Am I? will be translated into Japanese. According to Great House s Michael Grant, who began conducting preliminary promotions and answering reader s queries at the recent Calabash Literary Festival, Interest in the Beenie Man Biography is already high for something that has not yet been advertised or offered for sale. Readers are going to be surprised by the touching humanity and detail of this true story about Beenie Man, both as a person and as an international phenomenon. In many ways, it s also a mini-history of dancehall, giving insight into the inner workings of the local music industry in much the same way the Jamaican hit movie, The Harder They Come, did in the 1970s. Commenting on the secrecy behind the production of the highly anticipated work, Grant said Because some of the details in the book have never been publicly revealed previously, it was important for the author to be able to work without giving advance interviews. After all, some of the events in the story were unfolding as he worked, and he managed to get the story behind many of the stories we often read in the press, especially about his private life. As one can imagine, the controversies surrounding Beenie Man have made almost every page of Who Am I? top-secret. His fans can t wait to get their hands on this very well-researched and well-written account the first of several volumes, probably of a spectacular life and career still in progress. Reviewer s copies of the book have been sent to a select number of entertainment press in markets where the book will be available. Local distribution will be handled mainly by Novelty Trading Company, while the bulk of North American and European markets will be serviced by A Copyright 2008 BadGalsRadio - RootsRock since 99'. This Feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this material in your news aggregator, the site you are looking at is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact legal@badgals-radio.com so we can take legal action immediately. Plugin by Taragana

music and lyrics by bo burnham whats a pirate minus the ship? just a creative homeless guy, and an anteater plus a large hungry mutant ant? an ironic way to die and whats domain, domain, range (xxy) a kid with too much in his pants and two balls minus one, six titles at the tour de france. split a decision with long division, take the circumference of your circumcision live like your data and when you're all set put it all together and whatever you get. is new math... whats a bag of chips divided by five, thats a nike worker's meal and santa clause mutliplied by i well i guess that makes him real, and the square root of the NBA is Africa in a box, how do u trace a scatter plot? give the pencil to michael j fox. take the approximate moral proportion of the probable problem of a pro-life abortion live like your data, and when youre all set put it all together and whatever you get... is new math. and if you made a factor tree of the factors that caused my girl to leave me youd have a tree... full of asian porn. C-A-L-C-U-LATOR (see you later) mathetmatical minds make industrial smog. and whats the opposite of lnx, duraflame the unnatural log. support the farmers with a pro-tractor, link kennedy and lincoln with a common factor (fact, or) live like ur data...blah blah word problems if theres a fat guy in a pastry shop with a twenty dollar bill and he's ready to buy, in order to predict his volume change you need to know the value of pi (pie) and theres a metal train that a mile long and at the very back end a lightning bolt struck her, how long til it reaches adn kills the driver, provided that he's a good conductor, and if ten percent of men are gay and twenty percent of men are chinese, what are the odds that a men chosen at random spends his freetime and mealtime while on his knees and if kim is half as old as bobby who is two years older then twelve year old tori, for how many more 30 day months will their threesomes be considered statutory rape cause havin sex is like quadratic expansion if it cant be split then its time to stop, and havin sex is like doing fractions, its improper for the larger one to be on top, and havin sex is like math homework, i do it best when i'm alone in my bed. and squarin numbers are just like women, if theyre under thirteen just do them in your head.... and new math

Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, performs at Word Play , where some of L.A. s best writers and comedians come and share their true stories while a DJ spins a real-time soundtrack. Recorded May 16, 2008. Running time 11:54 Alan Olifson s Word Play

Welcome to the War Show we keep listening to all this War Talk, War Walk and War Stalk. ENOUGH ! The WAR SHOW STARTS HERE When we decided to come with this show; we knew it would blow some folks concepts of BadGalsRadio out of the frame. Why did we do it ? Well We re Tired of the Dibby Dibby Soundbusiness.. Enough ! This line up is for all who want the most Article, and Rootical Tunes available during these times. We keep watching the Reggae Market and the Dancehall Market; hoping for a change; and as yet we don t get to see any re-alignment of values; to the roots and culture of our inception. not an article tune released in years, why ? With Man and Man fighting in the dancehall; fans boo-ing artists and performers becoming more vigilante, than entertainer; things must change. Where is the Hope ? Organs asked us this question in his Two Thousand Love Greeting to us; before his departure to canada. This week we showcase music that talks about exactly that - war. we give you hits from Edi Fitzroy, Earl Sixteen, Michael Prophet, and a host of other big stars from today and yesterday - all reminding us what the legacy of loss really is. Please Take a moment and check out our newest public service teaching adventure: You ll see how it all works BadGalsRadio 2008 Super Delegate Teach IN We have created and will maintain this tool - through the course of the 2008 elections; this is to help you make an informed choice when you go to the polls to vote for your next us president. We hope that you ll support our choice Barack Obama because we are REALLY ready for a CHANGE NOW Folks, NOW. Now On With The Madness - 62 Minutes of Thought Music; about our situation today. This hot and crispy won-ton contains the following 100% kosher tunes: and this week introducing - the supreme hot new theme for 2008 our Brand New Mento flavored theme for BadGalsRadio by none other than the portmore superlover himself - Mr Bertus Matter of Time - Organs Sounds of the Ghetto - U Roy Down Here - Dasia Lloyd (unreleased track from Dasia s upcoming project) Kingston State of Mind / Mama ASID Remix - Cherrine Anderson No One /Reggae Remix - Alicia Keys feat. Junior Gong Marley African map - Mikey Dread (musical ambassador pre release) If This Ain t Love I Dont Wanna Know -Nicole Willis and the Soul Investigators No Sense No Knowlege - Earl Sixteen It Ain t Who You Know - Leba (musical ambassador) If a so it a Go Mek It Go - Sugar Minott Never Get Enough - Lutan Fyre Tribute to Lucky Dube - Chance Gunman - Michael Prophet The Gun 2006 remix - Edi Fitzroy Duration: 62 Minutes - 64K Digital Download Format Produced: 02/19/08 - By RE Ausetkmt for BadGalsRadio RE Ausetkmt for ASID Sounds and TrenchtonesRecords. copyright 02/2008 All Rights Reserved. Full copyrights to us; ca; uk; and jm; markets - Trenchtones.com This is a collaborative Production of Bassa All Of The Edi Fitzroy and Organs Catalog selections * Available Now on MusicalAmbassador.com, Click Here Sponsored by BadGalsRadio 2008 Super Delegate Teach IN Copyright 2008 BadGalsRadio ~ I-riginal 100%GalBassed RooticalTruth. This Feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this material in your news aggregator, the site you are looking at is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact legal@badgals-radio.com so we can take legal action immediately. Plugin by Taragana

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News | The quotes that were 2007 | www.one876ent.com news URL: The quotes that were 2007 Him affi go wear di jacket till it squeeze him ? Sherika Todd, baby mother of Vybz Kartel in response to his denial of paternity of her daughter, Adi anna. A subsequent DNA test would later reveal that he was the father of her child. The year 2007 wouldn t be the same without these quotes by some of Jamaica s most popular people. We put a few of them together for your laughing pleasure. ENTERTAINMENT I presume it was blackmail because I don t know him as that type Rhona Vidal, mother of Kyino Cunningham, in response to footage of him taking a shower with a male who is seen shampooing his hair Him affi go wear di jacket till it squeeze him Sherika Todd, baby mother of Vybz Kartel in response to his denial of paternity of her daughter, Adi anna. A subsequent DNA test would later reveal that he was the father of her child. Ugly dancer caan buss Sample 6 referring to 50 Di Magnificient Why mi woulda look Spice and she a technicolour? Beenie Man, denying allegations that he had attempted to sleep with deejay Spice Mi wife have another man ah New York Beenie Man, of his estranged wife s affair with a man in New York, during an IRIE FM interview Don t let Vybz Kartel and Mavado lyrics tun yu inna idiot, don t bother wid di bhutto ting Vybz Kartel, at a special press conference called to appeal to fans of both he and Mavado to desist in committing violent acts against each other BEST DUBS Firelinks and Shebada live inna house a town Macka Diamond dub played by Blade from Code Red at Fully Loaded 2k7, annihilating Firelinks to bring the curtain down on the show. Sharon, yu no cute, and yu face lean like a old Clarks boot Bugle dub played by Black Chiney at Fully Loaded 2k7. Black Chiney was dissing promoter Sharon Burke in a major way, playing dubs and making comments that she was mean and tight, and didn t pay him and several other selectors. He even took off his shirt to reveal a black t-shirt with the words, I Fucked Sharon Burke emblazoned all over it. Black Chiney love lick, Coppershot lick clit and Jazzy T hood little but him tongue stiff Pussy dem a chew - Firelinks dub at RAS Beer Vibes 2k7 Black Chiney lick and taste, Shebada Cum to town and live a Jazzy yard - Busy Signal dub played by Biggy at RAS Beer Vibes. VERBAL ZINGERS demonstrates that the PNP suffers from a kind of intellectual depravity, it s as if termites have infected their brains PM Bruce Golding at the annual JLP conference No comment. Phillip Paulwell after being hounded by reporters for a comment in the Solutrea affair SPORTS I panicked. I felt him coming on that slowed me down I made a big mistake. Asafa Powell, moments after placing third in the 100 metres final behind Tyson Gay at the IAAF Championships in Osaka, Japan Today I proved to the world that Asafa is back, Asafa Powell, after lowering his 100 metre world record to 9.74 seconds, two weeks after choking in Japan ELECTION NEWS However perplexing some may find the results, the fact is that the people have spoken and we of the Jamaica Labour Party, we accept and respect the decision, Bruce Golding, in making a cautious acceptance speech at the JLP headquarters. The election is too close to call we are conceding no victory to the Jamaica Labour Party, Portia Simpson Miller, in addressing supporters at the PNP headquarters, adding that there had been reports of irregularities and thugs preventing voters from exercising their franchise Have faith in the security forces Derrick Smith, speaking with reporters who had gathered in Irish Town upon hearing about the death of ACP Gilbert Kameka. Nineteen officers were killed last year. We are not changing no course former PNP General Secretary Donald Buchanan at a rally Copyright 2008 BadGalsRadio ~ I-riginal 100%GalBassed RooticalTruth. This Feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this material in your news aggregator, the site you are looking at is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact legal@badgals-radio.com so we can take legal action immediately. Plugin by Taragana

The Boston Massicka - The Riddim Juggler Tosses it to Mama ASID From our first faithful meeting on the TCOOO Blog ; Massicka has been Forthright, Honest and a genuine delight to share an exchange with. This week we go to the Youth Man Posse to tell us how they feel about This Generation and Reggae Music . Several pods ago we ran two episodes with Bob Andy. When DJ Mass heard the interviews he wrote me and immediately requested equal time for a rebuttal. This is that Rebuttal, also in two parts. this is part one; with part deux coming during January 2008. Dj Mass says that Confusion about the youth and young musicians; has led to the splintering of the dancehall. Mass Reveals how Bob Andy turned down royalties for use of his sample in the Massicker Hit Ackee in my Salt Fish . This tune will be released in spring 2008; on a Going Home Riddim compilation - by MusicalAmbassador Label (MAMG). Mass tells us what he s working on; and what he predicts will buss the scene, fresh in 08 . When asked his opinion on the Beenie Man; Movado Star Complex he really shows us his strength and breaks it down. Massicka sites examples of bad character being adopted and why the minds of reggae lovers globally are being negatively reprogrammed - causing dances like the Drop Dead to become phenomena amongst the youth. When asked about this negative dancehall tradition of violence from the stage and the crowd; DJ Mass said this - Dancehall don t beat people down, people hold people down Massicka is a Real Warrior for The Roots and Culture; and when he puts out the battle cry, all will listen. The harmonies we enjoy bring us back to a place we remember as Foundation Sound . DJ Massicka is a part of the Vibrant Viral Soundsystem ; based in Boston. being a student - he is often seen spinning in and around Boston. Mass. We suggest You check him out in action on Myspace; because The Brotha Has Something To Say. as Well We invite you to check out TCOOO s Blog on MySpace - technorati calls TCOOO THE Black Blog on Myspace and In Blackspace ; and Blogtress The Fabulously Gorgeous Ms. Gigi James author of I Didn t Sign Up for This ; all a big part of the Massicka Foundation. This PHAT RootsDrop contains RastaNuKlear material - not for the Faint of Heart or Spirit; Pure Roots Rock Music from Hitmakers - Massicker; T.L. Vineyard; and Northcoast Sensation General Plough; none of this material is stolen; and we re sharing it with the blessings of the artists; for their promotion of higher culture. The Boston Massicka - The Riddim Juggler Tosses it to Mama ASID Duration: 45:00 64K Digital mp3 format downloadable file Produced : November 17, 2007 - by RE Ausetkmt for BadGalsRadio.com Copyrights: All Copyrights and Rights Reserved to Original Owners; RE Ausetkmt and BadGalsRadio.com; ASID-Sounds.com; Trenchtones.com; MusicalAmbassador.com; Copyright 2007 BadGalsRadio ~ I-riginal 100%GalBassed RooticalTruth. This Feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this material in your news aggregator, the site you are looking at is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact legal@badgals-radio.com so we can take legal action immediately. Plugin by Taragana

PODCAST: Mama ASID Meets Bob Andy - pt 2 - The Wrap Up If You Love Reggae - Listen to the Pioneer, Ras Bob Andy This is episode Two, with Bob Andy - one of Jamaica s Reggae Pioneers .. Ras Bob and Mama ASID Uncover the Layers of Bob s His-tory, beginning in the Church Hall; leading to his [...]

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Download PODCAST: quot;Mama ASID Meets The Real Mikey Dreadquot;"Mama ASID Meets Mikey Dread"  Yes Yes Yes,, Rumors a fly, and lies a clear up.. When Mama gets down to Nitty Gritty with Mr. Michael "Mikey Dread" Campbell - the Original Dread @ The Controls.  if you want to know the facts Listen To This Podcast, Late last fall we got a note from Mikey Dread on MySpace warning us about a Poser who was doing interviews; shows and appearances pretending to be the Real Mikey Dread.. Oh Heavens to Murgatroid..we nah like dat ! soooooo we asked Mikey Dread to Come bring the Facts on BadGalsRadio live with Mama.. and He Did. We Clear the air on all the little controversies that have clouded the air and added to the mystery of Mikey Dread; both as a Performer and Producer.  we get to the bottom on how and why he Became "Mikey Dread". as well if or not he Produced "The Clash".  also we talk about that mine field between he and former partner "Edi Fitzroy". if you want to know the facts Listen To This Podcast, Mikey Tells the story of how "Barber Saloon", which is one of his biggest hits - is actually a studio out-take. yes, he was just making noise for the producer to tune the mic and riddim and it was so comical "Clement Dodd" decided it would be a novelty release; becoming his first number one hit on the world charts; and introducing the world to a new dj - "Mikey Dread At the Controls" Mikey also defines the truth on what a DJ is, then and now.. this is a must hear definition for those of you who run a soundsystem; and want to become a FoundationSound.  you#39;ll love the "Mikey and Mama Pon di Mic" team wrap up.. and Mikey#39;s PSA for His Fans about the Poser Fake Mikey Dread.  if you Love Dub Style Roots and Culture, this is a pod that you#39;ll want to save to your archives.  Remember This is The REAL "MIKEY DREAD".. so Tune In Here Nah,, As Mikey Says "Good Evenin and Good Nite, I hope you#39;re feelin alright - well here comes a Musical Treat to make you know Roots and Culture is the Theme of the Nite, Flash it now Selector"   This Bounty of Dub includes such world classics as: Knock Knock Barber Saloon Industrial Spy Roots and Culture - Original Version Introduced Live by Mikey Dread Break Down the Walls First Generation Barcoding Inna Foreign Goodbye Duration:   61:46 Mins   64K MP3 Format Produced By: Mama ASID / RE Ausetkmt for BadGalsRadio ASID Hi-Power SoundSystems Copyrights: All Rights Reserved to Original Owners / RE Ausetkmt 06/07 for ASID Soundsystems

Download POD: Mama ASID - Remembers quot; Johnny Ringo - Iriginal BadBwoy Dancehall Legend quot; "Mama ASID - Remembers Johnny Ringo - I-riginal  DJ  Dancehall Legend"  Recently we were privileged to become a part of a fantastique resurgence in the Foundation Dancehall Sound Revival.  one of the most unique and recognizable voices from the 80 - 90#39;s dancehall era; was none other than the one "Johnny Ringo"..  Check Out Mama ASID and Johnny Ringo - Iriginal BADNESS ! Johnny Ringo, was popularly known for his "Intelligent Pronunciations". It was noted that He also had a similar dj style to General Echo - one of the most famous DJ#39;s of 1980#39;s era dancehall music. Johnny Ringo is known in the foundation dancehall school for songs such as  "Jamaica a Fi We Country"  "Bad Bwoy Haffi Fit", "Push lady push", and "Hot Number". He is credited with recording over 15 albums during his long and industrious career. His Final Recording Sessions were for Musical Ambassadors Supa Producer - Trevor Elliott; during April of 2005; just before he took his show to the big dancehall in the afterlife...  His newly released masterpiece -"Johnny Ringo Dancehall Legend" (Musical Ambassadors 8-2007) is causing a stir in the Dancehall globally; as we experience a resurgence of Historical and Foundation Sound releases. Many from the major and minor players in the reggae game. During the "Bassa Sessions" He recorded five new songs in April of 2005, including an updated version of one of his biggest hits, #8220;Push Lady Push#8221; now called #8220;Labor Ward#8221;. Tunes from this session are only found on the CD, #8220;Johnny Ringo - Dance Hall Legend".  Click here to listen to his idren and fellow dj - Ray-I talk about the night in Toronto when Johnny Ringo started a Chain of Events that would end with a dancehall murder..  This is why he#39;s referred to as a Bad Man DJ - According to Dancehall His-tory - the man Johnny Ringo actually began working as a Dj on sound systems like Gemini - at the Gemini Club Love Shack; alongside Welton Irie; Ranking Trevor; and Ray I. he at one time even worked with the islands most famous system of the time " Lees Unlimited".   Gemini Sounds#39; Selector - Welton Irie, is credited with bestowing upon him the name "Johnny Ringo"; as he was a wickedly clever lyricist who is rumored to have written some quick tongue lyrics for some of the hottest dj#39;s of the time.. including his sound-a-like, General Echo. After many dances and parties, he eventually worked his way up to the big time; Clashing onto the Scene with such massive talents as Ranking Trevor; Lone Ranger, Dillinger, Trinity, Clint Eastwood; and many other great dj#39;s on Stereo One; Stereophonic, Volcano and Killamanjaro Sound Systems. Johnny Ringo Appeared on all the major shows all around the island, and eventually touring the US and Canada with most of the biggest 1980#39;s - 90#39;s Dancehall Powerhouse Sounds#39; to big up the major dancehall events and shows. Most of the biggest soundclashes of the 80#39;s and 90#39;s include at least one tune by Ringo,, As The veteran Dj spent most of the 80 and 90#39;s in the US and Touring Globally. click here to listen as Veteran DJ Lone Ranger tells us about the History of Johnny Ringo  Ranking Trevor tells us about the last performance with Johnny Ringo, in Toronto in 2005  - Change of Guard -  When He returned to Jamaica in the early 90#39;s;  He began recording almost immediately; but soon realized that his era of sound in the dancehall had passed. It was at this junction that He began his career as a studio artist. Earning a living by cutting his custom classic "Gunman and Bad Bwoy" dub plates for the biggest sound systems in Jamaica and abro

Download PODCAST- Throwdown in Trenchtown - Organs Meets Dean ASID and Organs BLESS UP TrenchTown !!! Throwdown in Trenchtown - Organs Meets Dean this is our "On The Spot Live From Trenchtown" Report During the Hurricane with our ASID News Correspondent "Errol Organs", Based on First Street IN The Heart of TRENCHTOWN Jamaica. Just as we did during Hurricanes#39; Rita and Katrina - we go LIVE to the Ghetto. ASID Correspondent Errol Organs (Host of the Foundation Sound Podcast Show Hit -"Trenchtunes"). Organs hits the Wet Windy Streets of Trenchtown to Bring it to us LIVE From Trenchtown - one of the hardest hit areas of Kingston, Jamaica. WE Listen in live, as people get ready; and the rains and winds sweep across Trenchtown and Kingston Jamaica. We hear the sounds of the 140+ MPH Hurricane Winds, The Pounding Rain, and the sounds of People Cooking Rice and Peas; before Dean Shows Up for Dinner. We#39;ve heard from some folks that this hurricane is a blessing in disguise; since it will slow down the pre election murder rate - as folks concentrate on normalizing post storm. This is the only LIVE On The SPOT Report Out Of Jamaica - During The Hurricane. WE Put in the Prayers and Held the Wireless Lines Tight to Make sure that You get to Listen In Live as the Wind Howls and the Rain Pounds Trenchtown; as it flattens Squatterstown and the Gullies. =- Trenchtown Lives, and Organs Tells The Story =- Throwdown in Trenchtown - Organs Meets Dean Produced By RE Ausetkmt/Mama ASID for BadGalsRadio.com; ASID SoundSystem Trenchtones Studios UK/JM Copyright - RE Ausetkmt 08/19/2007 ASID/Trenchtones Studios. all rights reserved to original copyright holders; Duration : 46 Mins   The Simmering Musical Selections Include : Trenchtown Experience - Organs Do Something Good - Organs Mother Nature - Temptations Jamaica A Fi We Country - Johnny Ringo Sheep and Shepards - Bankraft Watch Dem - Latty "Natty" Guzang Courtesy of the NOAA National Hurricane Center Daraine Luton, Sunday Gleaner Reporter DEADLY AND dangerous Hurricane Dean has Jamaica in its firing line and predictions from the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Florida, are that the storm will hit Jamaica later this evening. Duty forecaster at the Meteorological Services, Evon Thompson, said yesterday: "The system is on a track towards Jamaica and does not appear to be shifting. All interests in Jamaica need to be at the highest level of preparedness, as it is actually heading in our general direction." #39;Dean#39;, the first hurricane of the Atlantic season, was at 4 p.m. yesterday, moving west at 17 miles an hour, and a general movement toward the west and north west was expected over the next 24 hours, according to the Miami-based centre. Hurricane-force winds associated with Dean extend 60 miles from the centre, and the tropical storm winds extend as wide as 250 miles. Jamaica, a country of 4,411 square miles, is 146 miles long and 51 miles wide and with the country in the path of Dean, a directhit is highly possible. Yesterday, the Meteorological Services of Jamaica issued a hurricane warning for the country. Conditions associated with a hurricane watch include dangerously high waters, and or exceptionally high waves. Small-craft operators have been encouraged to remain in safe harbour until all warning messages have been lifted and sea and wind conditions have returned to normal. Dean hit the Eastern Caribbean islands of St. Lucia and Martinique earlier Friday. In Dominica, a woman and her seven-year-old son were killed when a rain-soaked hill gave way and destroyed their house. In St. Lucia, a 62-year-old man was the storm#39;s first casualty, drowning in a swollen river as he tried to retrieve his cow. As the country braces for the hurricane, Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller has urged all Jamaicans to unite in the face of this adver

Author: thirtythrees Added: Mon, 13 Aug 2007 19:04:07 -0800 Duration: 11This is from our HAMPTONS Expedition (Hamptons, Long Island; 7/21/07). Mocha and Vanilla’s overnight expedition! What’s summer in NYC without sitting in LIE traffic during prime beach hours, wondering why the hell you didn’t get an earlier start? After a day collecting jokes from rich people we couldn’t get a room anywhere and ended up driving back to Manhattan in the middle of the night, crashing at Mocha’s apartment, our dreams of waking up to a Long Island Sound sunrise smothered by a crappy aerobed.

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Download ASID Says NO To WEBPayola PiratesInternet radio compromise on the way? Posted by Anne Broache It's looking ever less likely that Congress or the courts will act swiftly enough to save Webcasters from the doomsday that they argue will result from imminent new fees. But there are signs that Internet radio players and a group representing artists and record labels may be moving closer to a detente. A few weeks ago, we reported that the increased royalty rates set to kick in July 15 were poised to create a burden not only for small major Webcasters but for the largest ones as well. Because the fee hikes also include a $500 minimum payment per "channel," the three largest Webcasters alone--Yahoo, RealNetworks and Pandora--said they would owe more than $1 billion in the first year alone because of the thousands of unique "channels" their services offer. Now, with the deadline for the fees creeping ever closer and the outcry from Webcasters still at a fever pitch, relief may be on the way. SoundExchange, the nonprofit industry group that lobbied for the changes, told CNET News.com on Thursday--and finalized in a press release (PDF) on Friday--that it has offered the Digital Media Association (DiMA), which counts the major Webcasters among its membership, a $2,500 cap on that annual requirement. "We certainly don't want anybody to get unduly hurt by the minimum fee, but there is a value to music and a cost to administering the digital royalty program, and we wanted to ensure that everyone was treated fairly--artists, webcasters and record labels," John Simson, the organization's executive director, said in a statement. According to DiMA executive director Jonathan Potter, however, there was a catch that wasn't mentioned in SoundExchange's press release. Namely, SoundExchange presented a written offer to apply that reprieve only through 2008, whereas the new U.S. Copyright Royalty Board rates extend through 2010. "Any offer that doesn't cover the full term is simply a stay of execution for Internet radio," Potter said in a statement released Friday afternoon. Indicating that SoundExchange's public statement caught him by surprise, he added that he would have preferred not to be issuing such a statement at all and to be continuing negotiations directly with the music industry group. SoundExchange has already attempted to extend an olive branch to smaller Webcasters that claim the new rules will wipe them off the map. In late May, it floated an offer to freeze through 2010 the "below-market" rates they have been paying since 1998. But SaveNetRadio, a group lobbying against the changes, has argued the approach could stunt the long-term growth of smaller firms if it is based on keeping revenue below certain government-imposed caps. Update at 6:45 a.m. PST: SaveNetRadio spokesman Jake Ward said Monday that the group was encouraged by SoundExchange's recognition that the per-channel payment could be crippling to many Webcasters. He said the ideal solution, however, would be to base the royalty rates on a Webcaster's revenues, as two congressional bills propose--and not, as the copyright officials decided, on the number of songs played and listeners.

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Download Peaches amp; Bounty Killer#039;s Explicit Phone RantAlleged private Bounty Killer conversation becomes public 22-May-07 #124; by A.K.A What is said to be a heated private conversation between a voice that sounded like that of deejay Bounty Killer and a woman said to be his ex-girlfriend, Peaches has hit the entertainment ground running as the CD with the explicit conversation has become the much sought after item in the dancehall world this week. One876Entertainment.com gained a copy of the CD, which contains snippets of the what appeared to be the voice of the deejay in a heated conversation with a female featuring samples of at least three dancehall songs including the intro to Kartels Nuh Badda Try on the Tremor rhythm and Lady Saws If The Man Lef. The CD begins with the Lady Saw song just before the voice of Peaches barks in anger: Dutty, stinking, suck p---y Bounty Killer, weh yuh a call me phone fah? The voices then exchange insults in an expletive-stained, bitter conversation that lasts several minutes At the end of the CD, Peaches voice says, every one ah yuh enemy ah get this, mi record that! One876Entertainment.com interviewed Peaches who describes herself as a brown-skinned girl who looks like DAngel. She said she was forced to record the conversation after Bounty Killer threatened her. It was an actual conversation, he was my man and him start gwaan like him no have no sense, ah talk bout him ah go kick off mi face and kick out mi teeth, so mi record him, and mi copy the threatening text dem to my computer and send it to all my friend dem phone, she said. Asked what was the source of the argument, she admitted: I was with Bounty, and now me deh wid Vybz Kartel. Click here to listen to track (EXPLICIT)

Download Blood On The Sand..for oil in your tank - The Choppers Mix it Down to Reality Casablanca youth fight radicalism with rap By Mark TrevelyanMon Apr 30, 12:11 PM ET Six suicide blasts in Morocco's biggest city have sparked fears of more al Qaeda-linked bombings to come, but they provided an unlikely inspiration for a streetwise young rap musician. Sitting in the cramped back room of a Casablanca apartment, his friends beating out the rhythm on their hands and chests, Younes Samih launches into his latest song, "Today's War." Policemen search for suspects during a raid in Casablanca April 14, 2007 file photo. Six suicide blasts in Morocco's biggest city have sparked fears of more al Qaeda-linked bombings to come, "What do you want -- to make blood and tears flow? Have you found no other way out except to blow yourself up?" the 23-year-old pours out in a quickfire torrent of Arabic. "Come with us and think about it. Don't let yourself be poisoned. If you die by blowing yourself up, where will you leave your heart?" Since March 11, six bombers have died after detonating suicide belts in incidents that wounded more than 20 people in Casablanca but killed only one other person, a police officer. In the latest and most spectacular, two brothers blew themselves up on April 14 outside the U.S. consulate. Despite the low death toll, the events have rattled locals and revived memories of al Qaeda-linked attacks in the city in 2003 when a dozen suicide bombers struck simultaneously, killing 45 people including themselves. The government said last week it was pouring an extra 2,000 police into the city. "This isn't over. This is a new beginning," says Mohamed Darif, a Moroccan analyst on Islamist movements who sees the recent blasts as part of a wider al Qaeda resurgence in North Africa. CITY OF CONTRASTS Why has the violence here focused on Casablanca? "Casablanca is a little Morocco. All the contradictions of Moroccan society, you find in Casablanca -- political left and right, Islamists of all colors, poverty and wealth," Darif says of the city of 4-5 million, one of the largest in Africa. Driving out from the center of Morocco's economic capital, with its wide boulevards and squares shaded by palm trees, a visitor quickly starts to notice those contrasts. Large tower blocks loom at the side of the highway, then the first shantytowns come into view. At first sight, the vast slum of Sidi Moumen looks like an earthquake zone, a chaotic jumble of brick and corrugated iron, low-slung walls and roofs. Perhaps a third of a million people live, sometimes 10 to a room, in the now notorious neighborhoods where several of the latest suicide bombers, as well as those of 2003, had their homes. Incongruously, many of the shacks have satellite dishes. Curious to meet a visitor, children wave and local men crowd round. They are friendly but the prevailing mood is despair. "Miseria (misery)," one man says over and over in Spanish. "There are no jobs, there's no money," says a 22-year-old man named Youssef. "That's the bathroom," he adds, laughing, pointing to a communal tap in a dusty open space strewn with rubbish and frequented by the odd cow, sheep or hen. "No one works. They sleep till 11 o'clock or midday," says Hassan, an older man with gappy, decayed teeth. Do people here fear more violence? "You never know. You have to be ready for anything." YOUTH NETWORK Across town, on a sunny weekend afternoon, there is a brighter mood in the Sbata neighborhood where a youth network is holding a street meeting to encourage youngsters to register and vote in parliamentary elections later this year. Among members of the network, Reseau Maillage, there is a universal rejection of the suicide bombers and a fear they have tainted the country's image. "We're all practicing Muslims but we don't recognize that kind of Islam. We don't know where these people are coming from, disturbing our lives," s