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rap music???

so i typed in rap music to see what some people would say about it. and of course they had nothing good to say. i will agree with you naggers, the content of wich they speak of is basically garbage. but for people like me, music lover, rap music is a very great form of music. so what if the rapper doesnt play the guitar or the drums, we got machines to do that for us. think about it. alot of geezers cant accpet the fact that there is skilled involved in rapping, and producing a good quality rap song. they know not of the matter they speak of. yet they judge. honestly i would say that they are just hating on the rappers for bieng wealthy, wich honestly alot of them are, they might not as be as wealthy as they might protrait, but they are, you wanna know why? because your grand kids love theire music. hip hop is a more then music, its a lifestyle. look at alot of other musicians and all there drug abuses. disco is dead, 60's soul didnt survive, and the 80's dance didnt stand a chance,

well I respect all musicians because there is no way the normal person could easily pile up hit after hit like some of these rap stars. personally i am a classic rock fan, however i have a deep respect for the rap stars out there who try their hardest to put out their best efforts to cd.

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Get everyone together, pack a picnic and comfortable seating and head for Calf Pasture Beach to enjoy Norwalk's annual fireworks display, which begins at dusk on Saturday, (rain date July 5). Organized by the Norwalk Department of Recreation and Parks, the fireworks can be enjoyed from both Calf Pasture Beach and Shady Beach.

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Welcome to the Jungle-Guns & Roses.
Sweet Child O' MineGuns & Roses
Pour Some Sugar On Me-Def Leppard
Every Rose Has Its Thorn-Poison
You Give Love A Bad Name-Bon Jovi
The Stroke- Billy Squier

Those are some good ones; I didn't want to repeat bands that much so I just gave you a place to start.

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Satellite television is frequently associated with the number of movie and event channels which are offered; however, satellite television offers much more than just television shows and movies. In fact, satellite television offers a wealth of music options as well. It is certainly safe to say that with the number of music channels offered by satellite television you would never run out of something to listen to regardless of your music tastes.

If you happen to be a rock fan, your most difficult decision might be deciding on which rock channel you want to listen to. This is because you will be able to choose from not just one rock channel but several with options ranging from classic rock to modern rock. Each channel is packed with the best tunes from each sub-genre.

There is also a wide selection of country music available as well. For those country music lovers who are aficionados of classic country music and fans of such artists as Patsy Cline, Tex Ritter and Johnny Cash will love the selections available through the classic country music channels. Of course, if you are more of a modern country music fan, you will no doubt love the fact that you can listen to artists such as Keith Urban, Kenny Chesney, Carrie Underwood and Martina McBride as often as you wish.

In addition, you will find that there are a number of music channels with are offered through satellite television which is not easy to find elsewhere. One of those options is a channel that is devoted entirely to Big Band music. This genre of music which was popular during the 20th century is frequently not available on regular radio programming. Hawaiian music is another channel option which might be difficult to locate if you live outside the Hawaiian Islands. If you happen to like the lively sound of this music; however, you can listen to it to your heart's content through satellite TV.

Other unique music channels frequently offered through DirectTV and Dish Network service providers include moodscapes, reggae, love songs, light classical, kid's music, blues and hits from certain eras such as the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. In addition, during the holidays usually at least one channel is devoted entirely to holiday music. If you are hosting a holiday party, it is quite simple to change the channel to the holiday music channel and have wonderful holiday music as the backdrop for your party without every having to worry about changing the CD.

Many consumers find that the ability to listen to music channels through their satellite television provider is actually better than listening to music through the radio. One of the main advantages of listening to the numerous music channels available through satellite television, beyond the extensive variety, is the fact that there are absolutely no commercials. You can turn the channel to whichever music channel you like and listen to nothing but your favorite genre of music all day and all night long if you wish with no worries over commercial interruptions.

Whitney Alen tip - both major is a satellite TV providers carry some form of satellite music. The Dish Network carries SIRIUS and DirectTV carries XM. Both providers carry a limited package of music programming. Check their websites for a complete lineup.

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Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts may have turned 69 last week, with Mick, Keith and Ronnie not far behind, but fans still think it's a gas, gas, gas when the band plays live.

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Spectacular Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

You're floating on an 80-foot junk in the middle of a spectacular bay. The air is warm and moist and perfectly pleasant, a nearly full moon shining brightly overhead.

And there you are, surrounded by fifteen drunk Europeans, Vietnamese vodka and singing karaoke at the top of their lungs to such songs as “Sweet Home Alabama,” “New York, New York,” and “Country Roads Take Me Home." And you’re not alone, as there are dozens of other junks in the same bay, all full of kararoke-singing tourists and way too much alcohol. Ah, welcome to Halong Bay.

It’s a three-hour bus ride east of Hanoi to the coast and Halong City, the gateway to the bay. “Halong” in Vietnamese means “Descending Dragon,” as they believe that millennia ago, dragons descended from heaven and created the eerie rocks formations as they connected with our world. Romantic idea, anyway.

And it would be quite the romantic spot, if not for our loveable European friends bringing back distant memories from our childhood and adolescent years with such songs as “Ice Ice Baby,” “Wonderwall,” and “Can’t Touch This.” We are, as usual, the lone Americans on-board, surrounded by Brits, Scots, Irish, Germans, Swedes, and even two Hungarians.

Almost as funny as our Vietnamese guide “Lucky” and the crew watching cheesy music videos from the 80’s for hours and hours before and after dinner.

The day was truly spectacular. We cruised the bay for several hours under a perfectly sunny sky - couldn’t have asked for better weather! Lunch consisted of fresh boiled prawns, seafood spring rolls, squid salad, sesame pork, and plenty of rice.

Our first stop was “Surprise Cave,” pretty to walk through. After that we stopped at a floating village and proceeded to try our hand at sea kayaking - a great workout and much tougher than it looks! We kayaked through a “cave,” really just an opening in one of the rocks about ten feet above the water, but you sail right through into this gorgeous cove surrounded on all sides by narrow soaring peaks. Awesome.

After kayaking we headed for a narrow beach - the crazy Europeans plunged right in, but the water was a little chilly for us pathetic Floridians. However, back on board before sunset, a few of the guys decided they wanted to jump off the top deck of the boat (about 30-35 feet down!).

Not wanting to be shown up, I did my Florida-redneck roots proud and was the only girl to take the plunge (even Jeremy didn’t do it!). I was so proud of myself, though I admit it was absolutely terrifying.

Definitely the biggest leap off a boat I’ve EVER taken - you get probably five seconds of air time before you connect, so you have plenty of time to think on the way down ("I'm falling...I'm still falling...Wow, I'm still falling..." Splash!)

Dinner last night was more seafood. We've been getting a kick out of educating the Europeans on how to properly peel shrimp (as the prawns here are served whole, heads and all, and you must clean them yourselves). I guess peel-and-eat shrimp never caught on in northern Europe, because they all fumble in the most endearing way and end up ripping the things to shreds.

This morning we awoke to a breakfast of eggs and toast (their bread in northern Vietnam, like much of their food, is LOADED with sugar. Our guide was explaining that they love sweet flavors in the north, while in the south it's all spice). Around 9am we docked on the largest island in the bay, Cat Ba Island, where we'll be spending the night before returning to Hanoi tomorrow.

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You can lose the baby weight and get healthy and fit after your baby is born.

during the first few months after the birth of a baby, so many changes and new things are happening. The first year is a big change for you and for your baby, so manage where you can. Take it easy and simply watch what you put into your mouth.

Believe it or not, there are moms who are more fit after having a baby than they were before! Yes, it's true. Your body works so hard during pregnancy that it benefits postpartum.

Look at your little baby and see the miracle that your body created.

Here, you will learn 7 Great Easy Tips to use in your life, so that you can lose weight after baby. Get motivated and get your Pre-pregnancy body back fast with these tips that help u make this happen:

1. Play your favorite cheesy '80s songs

2. And bop around the living room with your baby. Or put him in his bouncy seat and let him laugh at your ridiculous moves. Not only you get some exercise, but this will really boost your mood during those long, and sometimes pretty dull days. Step It Up Mama, move

3. If you really want to look good and lose weight, you need to incorporate exercise into your life.walking as a great form of postpartum exercise because you can take your baby with you. Cutting down on food without exercise will cause you to lose muscle mass, you need to combine diet with exercise for sustained weight loss.The best way to lose weight after a baby is the good old fashioned way...Diet and Exercise. Set a Major Goal

4. You need a target -- and a deadline -- to motivate yourself to lose the baby weight. Ask for Help

5. Nursing your baby really does help you drop the weight fast, but you need more structure to deal with the last 10 pounds. with "strip that fat" You can create as many "completely unique" diets as you want. Play with the Pooch

6. Your dog has to go out for one hour walks every day, simply get your dog to drag you along. So even if you can't make it to the gym during the day, at least know you did a little something to help. Get enough rest

7. If at all possible, nap with your baby. When you are terribly sleep disturbed, you tend to gain weight. Consider bringing baby to bed with you if you are nursing. You will sleep better, baby will sleep better, and Daddy will sleep better, making it more likely that he will take baby for a walk and let you nap some afternoons!. Women all over the world have been doing it for thousands of years. Give It Time.

Patience is required if you want to lose weight after baby. You didn't put on those pounds overnight, and you're not going to lose them immediately. Nor should you. In the meantime, appreciate your new, womanly curves (especially the cleavage that breastfeeding gives you!). It's not good to lose weight too quickly because it can interfere with your milk production.

While most sensible diet plans recommend losing only two pounds a week at most, nursing moms should beware of losing more than one pound a week. The payoff: What comes off stays off!

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Ever leave the room for one second, thinking things were all good, and return a minute later only to discover your cat's puked on your rug, your baby's thrown its food off the high-chair or dumped Rice Krispies everywhere or your dog's pissed all over the floor?

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Coke Studio Re-Invented – Coke Studio Season 3 Launched
(Karachi, 14 May 2010) After the unprecedented national and international acclaim of seasons one and two, Coke Studio reignites our pride and passion with a return to the heart of the live recording studio with a new artist line up, spiritual music, an innovative house band, a reinvented set and an inspiring new series of performances and episodes to be broadcast across Pakistan this summer.

Coke Studio continues to promote its ideology that music can bring people closer and that gaps can be bridged within our society through powerful and meaningful music, transcending all ethnic, age and cultural barriers. With Coke Studio Season Three, traditional and modern artists combine regional, contemporary, sacred and ancient influences to make music that draws upon the genres of qawwali, ghazal, soft rock and pop, each with a distinct Coke Studio flavor. With visionary Rohail Hyatt at the helm, featuring this season are Abida Parveen, Amanat Ali, Arieb Azhar, Arif Lohar, Aunty Disco Project [A.D.P], Entity Paradigm [E.P], Fakir Juman Shah, Karavan, Meesha Shafi, Noori, Rizwan & Muazzam, Sanam Marvi, Tina Sani and Zeb & Haniya.

Speaking about Coke Studio, Rizwan U Khan, Country Manager of The Coca-Cola Export Corporation, has said, "Coke Studio provides us an amazing platform to connect with our consumers and provide moments of happiness and inspiration through soulful music. We are confident that the message of ‘bridging differences and fusion', as resonated by Coke Studio, is well immersed into peoples' minds."

Witness the return of the dynamic house band with the likes of Asad Ahmed on guitar, Babar Ali Khanna on dholak, Jaffer Ali Zaidi on the keyboard, Javed Iqbal on Violin, Kamran "Mannu" Zafar on Bass, Louis "Gumby" Pinto on Drums, Omran "Momo" Shafique on guitar, Saba Shabbir on backing vocals and Zulfiq "Shazee" Ahmed Khan on multi percussions. Joining the house band this season are Sanam Saeed and Zoe Viccaji as backing vocalists and Sikander Mufti on multi-percussions. This year we introduce guest musician Noor Zehra Kazim on sagar veena and welcome back flautist Baqir Abbas and Sadiq Sameer with his rubab.

Executive Producer Coke Studio, Rohail Hyatt has said, "Coke Studio is an extension of a vision, one that sees people across the spectrum engaging and communicating through the language of music. Coke Studio provides one with the opportunity to fulfill their dreams. To become part of something that comes straight from the heart and goes to the heart. It is a steady process, one that has multiple facets to it, both overt and subliminal. Coke Studio is certainly a collaborative effort, with the artists, house band and the entire production team forming an integral part of it. Coke Studio is about accepting change and we welcome you to be part of this journey."

Debuting on Sunday, June 06 2010 and airing right through the summer, experience this unique, exciting and unparalleled musical journey on television channels, radio stations and across the internet. More details on Coke Studio episodes, airing dates, times and collaborations will be shared soon. In the meantime, keep yourself logged on to www.cokestudio.com.pk for exclusive behind the scenes web blogs, a sneak peek into the collaborative world of Coke Studio.

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Coke Studio embodies a musical fusion of exciting elements and diverse influences, ranging from traditional eastern, modern western and regionally inspired music. Bringing alive the magic of live recordings and performances, Coke Studio prides itself on providing a musical platform, which bridges barriers, celebrates diversity, encourages unity and instills a sense of Pakistani pride.

Coke Studio is an inspired step by Coca-Cola for having created a platform where renowned as well as upcoming and less mainstream musicians from various genres can collaborate musically.

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Azizi Khan is a freelance writer and loves to follow Coke Studio music and entertainment news and articles. Azizi also write articles on TheCurrentAffairs.com

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