Video Of The Day: Nicki Minaj feat. Chris Brown – Right By My Side – 5/17/12

Nicki Minaj’s video called “Right By My Side” featuring Chris Brown. Nas played Nicki’s love interest in this video. It’s kinda amazing. This song is off her latest album Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded is in stores now.

Throwback Thursday: Chuck Brown feat. DJ Kool “Block Party” (2007)

This song right here is one of the my-time favorite tracks of 2007. Chuck Brown aka Godfather Of Go-Go and DJ Kool held it down for the Block Party. I heard this when I was 17 in 2007. R.I.P. Chuck Brown. This record sounds like George Benson “Broadway”

How to Spend the Last Days of Summer Break – WikiHow

How to Spend the Last Days of Summer Break

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Summer break is a great time-you have a lot of time to yourself. However, it is necessary to go to school as well. When school is about to start, proper preparations should be made.

Steps

  1. Check the mail and/or school websites for information periodically. These may include change in timings, bus routes, schedule/class assignments, etc.
  2. Go shopping for new clothes. Set a proper budget and choose clothing that expresses you as an individual but are okay to wear to school (no strapless tops, etc). Also buy new accessories if needed like lip gloss and perfume.
  3. Call up friends. Collaborating information and feelings can help.
  4. Go shopping for supplies. If you have a supply list, stick to it. If not, try to stay near the necessary things such as binders, folders, notebooks, pencils, etc.
  5. Get onto a better schedule. Chances are, you have begun to sleep in over the summer, which is perfectly fine. However, it is now time to get back on track. Each day, go to bed/wake up one hour earlier. Stop when you have reached your normal timings. If you have trouble falling asleep, read a book or take a warm shower. For trouble on waking up, set multiple alarms.
  6. Go to your school and track down your classroom(s). Doing so will greatly ease stress on the first day.
  7. Clean out things from last year. You might need storage space to store extra items.
  8. Do some meditation or yoga. Relax. School is important, but not worth your health.
  9. Wrap up the summer. Read up on courses that you are taking this year. Make a plan of how you will utilize your time wisely and do well. Make sure you have finished any homework given over the summer like summer reading.
  10. Get some exercise. Play out in the sun. When school starts, you may or may not be able to do so due to weather or time restrictions.
  11. Have a makeover/home spa night.
    • Start out by filling the bathtub full of warm water. Add any products (like bubble bath) to the water.
    • Give yourself a manicure.
    • Relax!
  12. The day that school starts be sure to get at least 8 hours of sleep. Go to bed at, say, ten and be sure to wake up at about 6 or 7.
  13. Take a shower or bath. You don’t have to wash your hair, but it is always better to cleanse your body and keep it smelling great. Moreover, people will admire you if you have a pleasant smell. Comb your hair in the shower to avoid tangles. Brushing wet hair can damage it.
  14. Brush your teeth. Do not ever forget to do this because you need to have fresh breath and not have cavities. If you didn’t floss your teeth last night, do it now. Nobody wants to talk to a person who has bad breath! To save some time, brush your teeth in the shower.
  15. Get to a sink and mirror and wash your face with a good facial cleanser.Put on moisturizer. Everyone should do this to prevent zits and infections.
  16. Comb or brush your hair out. Before you brush your hair, use a conditioner as it could increase the ease of combing. Pick what looks best: straightening, curling, crimping, others. Warning! Straighteners, curlers, crimpers, and blow driers damage hair. Pick the look, make sure you have the right tools. Do it with care, and take your time, because these tools usually use heat to power themselves. Be careful!
  17. Dress to impress. If your school allows you to wear home clothing, wear the clothing that works for you. Wear your style and what makes you feel comfortable and confident. If you are a little nervous because of your outfit, ask yourself why. Understand why you are so nervous and look into ways on how you can solve it.
  18. Get ready for school – your backpack, your lunch and others. It helps to make a list on a white board in your room, or a note on your desk at night. Before leaving, look at it, and make sure you have everything.
  19. Eat a good breakfast. It must be a well-balanced and healthy one so that you can stay energized all the way until lunchtime. Toast, porridge or cereal is quick, easy and nutritious. Also have some milk if you can. It makes some people sick though so make sure you can have it. If you can, you should, because it gives you stronger teeth and bones. Moreover, breakfast is the most important meal of the day. You need it because you will perform worse in school if you were to skip it.

Tips

  • Do a few things each day. This allows more time and less tiredness.
  • If there are open houses or orientations for students, be sure to attend them.
  • If you receive information online, be sure to save it. Print it and put it in a safe place where you can easily access it.

Warnings

  • Be careful and don’t overstress yourself.
  • Never delay everything to the last day.

Things You’ll Need

  • School supplies
  • Alarm clock to wake up early
  • Money for supplies

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Song Of The Day: T.I. – Like That – 5/16/12

New single from T.I. called “Like That” which was premiered on Angie Martinez’s radio show on Hot 97. The song is from Tip’s upcoming album Trouble Man will be dropping September 4.

Chuck Brown, pioneer of ‘go-go’ funk music, dies – CBS News

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WASHINGTON — Chuck Brown, who styled a unique mix of funk, soul and Latin party sounds to create go-go music in the nation’s capital, has died after suffering from pneumonia. He was 75.

Brown died Wednesday at Johns Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore. Hospital spokesman Gary Stephenson confirmed Brown had died after a hospital stay that began April 18.

Thanks to Brown and his deep, gravelly voice, go-go music was uniquely identified with Washington. That’s where he continued to play the city’s club circuit late in life.

Brown’s hit “Bustin’ Loose” with his group, the Soul Searchers, helped define go-go’s sound. It spent several weeks atop of the R&B chart in 1979. Rapper Nelly later sampled Brown’s “Bustin’ Loose” for his massive hit “Hot in Herre,” which won Nelly a Grammy.

via Chuck Brown, pioneer of ‘go-go’ funk music, dies – CBS News.

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Video Of The Day: Teen Wolf Season Two Trailer – 5/16/12

This is the trailer for the upcoming second season of popular MTV’s version Teen Wolf. 5 million views unlocks the first 10 minutes of Season 2. Season premieres Sunday June 3 @ 11pm after the 2012 MTV Movie Awards on MTV. Make sure y’all tune in.

How to Write a Personal Bio – WikiHow

How to Write a Personal Bio

from wikiHow – The How to Manual That You Can Edit

Writing a personal bio can serve many purposes. It might be required information for a job or school application. It could be an effective way to convey important information on your personal website. Or you might just want to write one for fun. Here are some tips on how to go about writing your personal bio.

Steps

Brainstorm

  1. Identify your purpose and audience. Before you get started writing, you need to know who you’re writing for. The bio you would write for a personal web page might be very different than the bio you would write for a college application.
  2. Narrow down your information. Be ruthless here—–even the most interesting of anecdotes may not be appropriate. For example, an author’s bio on a book jacket often mentions past writing accomplishments, whereas an athlete’s bio on a team website often mentions the person’s height and weight. While it’s often okay to add a few extraneous details, they should not make up the majority of your bio.

Begin writing

  1. Make an outline. Beyond what you jotted down in the previous section, be sure you include the following information:[1]
  • Your name. This should be the first thing you write. Assume that the people reading the bio know nothing about you
  • State your claim to fame. What do you do? Don’t leave this to the end or make your readers guess—they won’t and they may well lose interest quickly if it’s not up front. This should be explicitly stated in the first or second sentence.
  • Mention your most important accomplishments, if applicable. This is a tricky one, and might not be applicable in all situations. Remember that a bio is not a resume. Do not list your accomplishments, and only include them if they are relevant and you have space.
  • Include contact information. This is usually done in the last sentence. If it’s to be published online, be careful with the email address in order to avoid spam. Many people write email addresses online as something like: greg (at) fizzlemail.com.
  • Start writing. Once you have a clear idea of what you want to say, begin writing your bio.
    • Always use the third person. Your bio is something that other people can use to describe you, therefore you should write in the third person. In addition, writing in the third person will make your bio sound more objective.
    • Aim to write about 250 words. When you are done, go back and highlight the most important information. Your goal is to be able to write a one sentence and a 100 word bio in addition to the 250 word one. That way, you’ll be prepared if you end up needing to cut or expand the bio.
  • Proofread and revise. Rarely is writing perfect the first time it hits the pages. And because personal bios are only a small snapshot of a person’s life, upon rereading your bio, you might realize there was information you forgot to include.
    • Have a friend read your bio and give you their feedback. This is important because they can tell you if all the information you want to get though is coming across clearly.
  • Keep your bio up to date. Every once in a while, go back and update your bio. By putting in a little work frequently to keep it up to date, you’ll save yourself a lot of work when you need to use it again.

Tips

  • Throughout the process, think back to the purpose and audience you identified in Step 1. This will help guide your writing.

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Sources and Citations

  1. http://blog.brandyourself.com/personal-brand/how-to-personal-brand/8-tips-on-how-to-write-a-personal-biography/

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If the zeitgeist is to be believed, you’re supposed to hate your job. You get up, you go to work, you do something you never wanted to do for a living, you come home, you begin to hate 40 hours (or more) out of your week a little more each day. Rinse, repeat. I am not one of those people. I thoroughly enjoy what I do for a living, and the people I work with.

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Video Of The Day: Young Jeezy feat. Future – Way Too Gone – 5/15/12

In this video Young Jeezy performs his song called “Way Too Gone” which feature Future. It was shot during Jeezy’s Thug Motivation 103 tour. TM:103 Hustlerz Ambition is in stores now.

Networks Cancel 20 More Shows

Washington, D.C. (May 14, 2012) — The major broadcast networks cancelled 20 more shows over the weekend, including the long-running CSI: Miami which starred David Caruso.

The networks are now setting their schedules for the 2012-2013 fall season, which accounts for the flurry of show cancellations and renewals. In addition to the cancellations, the networks renewed such shows as Body of Proof, Castle, Last Man Standing, Happy Endings, Scandal, CSI; NY, Two and a Half Men, Nikita, Gossip Girl, Hart of Dixie. Whitney, Up All Night, The Office and Parks & Recreation.

Here are the weekend cancellations by network:

ABC Cancelled:

Missing

The River

Pan Am

GCB

CW Cancelled:

Ringer

The Secret Circle

NBC Cancelled:

Awake

Are You There, Cheslea

Bent

Best Friends, Forever

Harry’s Law

Fear Factor

The Marriage Ref

Minute to Win It

The Sing-Off

Who Do You Think You Are?

CBS Cancelled:

CSI: Miami

NYC-22

Rob

Unforgettable

Update Monday: Fox Cancels Another Show

Earlier last week, CBS cancelled the rookie drama, A Gifted Man, which starred Patrick Wilson as a doctor who was visited by the ghost of his late wife, while Fox axed Alcatraz, Breaking In, I Hate My Teenaged Daughter and The Finder.

In addition, ABC announced that the comedy Cougar Town is moving to TBS. The cable network has agreed to air 15 new episodes of the show, starting in early 2013.

To see a handy guide of shows that have been cancelled or renewed to date, click: TV Guide.

via Networks Cancel 20 More Shows.

CS: Miami, The Secret Circle and Ringer was three now canceled TV shows that I love.

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