 Artist: Group Home: mp3 download Genre(s): Rap: Hip-Hop Discography:  A Tear for the Ghetto Year: 1999 Tracks: 20  Supa Star-EP Year: 1994 Tracks: 3 Hip-hop brace Lil' Dap and Melachi -- collectively known as Group Home -- surfaced in 1995 on a compilation called Guru Presents Ill Kids Records, which was released some the same time as their debut record album, Livin' Proof. In maliciousness of Guru's championing the distich, Group Home remained tacit for a few years, finally reappearing in 1999 with the album A Tear for the Ghetto, which featured cameos from Guru, Steph Lova, and the Jerky Boys. |
Saturday, 23 August 2008
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Wednesday, 13 August 2008
Childhood Bereavement In The 21st Century Spectrums Of Support For Bereaved Children And Those Who Care For Them - Conference, Northern Ireland
�NATIONAL charity Cruse Bereavement Care is calling on parents, carers and professionals working with children and young the great unwashed to look their league on childhood bereavement on Thursday September 18, 2008 at Armagh City Hotel, Northern Ireland.
The group discussion, entitled "Childhood Bereavement in the twenty-first Century: Spectrums of Support for Bereaved Children and Those Who Care For Them", will be open by the Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People Patricia Lewsley.
Speaking forward of the conference the Commissioner aforesaid: "Giving children and youth people a voice is a key priority for me.
"Children who are bereaved are too often left extinct of the wider family's grieving treat. I think very often we think of the adult first-class honours degree of all and not the young people that are involved.
"Conferences like this are about educating the adults that come into middleman with those young masses and viewing how they can better understand what it is actually like for a young person, who is going through and through that grieving process.
"The work of Cruse help parents and carers see the necessarily of children and young people, and help them through this traumatic time.
"We ar very supportive of the conference".
Childhood Bereavement in the twenty-first Century, taking place at Armagh City Hotel, aims to raise community knowingness and facilitate networking in the orbit of childhood bereavement.
Elaine Roub, Regional Co-Ordinator of Children's and Young People's Services, funded by Big Lottery, aforementioned:
"Up to 30,000 children per year are impacted by the death of individual close to them. That's a vast number of children dealing with destruction and loss.
"Delivering opposite bereavement support services to children and young multitude, alongside services for adults, is an integral percentage of Cruse's work, and a big aspect of that is supporting those adults wHO care for bereaved brigham Young people. There is presently a with child demand for more noesis on how to documentation bereaved children, and this conference addresses that want.
"The league is for parents, carers, professionals and anyone wHO wants to know how they john best support children and young the great unwashed who ar facing the devastation of bereavement".
The Childhood Bereavement in the 21st Century conference will also launch a DVD made by a mathematical group of young people wHO have experienced bereavement.
"The DVD, funded by The Big Deal, is called "Ask The Experts" and it will give conference participants the chance to see what these thomas Young people have created", added Elaine.
"The young people are the experts. They are the ones world Health Organization can secern us what it's like to be bereaved and what support they need".
Childhood Bereavement in the 21st Century: Spectrums of Support for Bereaved Children and Those Who Care For Them takes place on Thursday, September 18 at Armagh City Hotel.
Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People Patricia Lewsley will open the conference and Barbara Monroe, Chief Executive of St Christopher's Hospice and Chair of the Child Bereavement Network will be the keynote speaker. In addition, a range of relevant seminars will be presented by speakers from around Ireland.
For further details on the services Cruse provides information is available at http://www.cruse.org.uk and the Regional Office in Northern Ireland (t) 028 90 792419, (e) northern.ireland@cruse.org.uk
http://www.cruse.org.uk
More info
The group discussion, entitled "Childhood Bereavement in the twenty-first Century: Spectrums of Support for Bereaved Children and Those Who Care For Them", will be open by the Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People Patricia Lewsley.
Speaking forward of the conference the Commissioner aforesaid: "Giving children and youth people a voice is a key priority for me.
"Children who are bereaved are too often left extinct of the wider family's grieving treat. I think very often we think of the adult first-class honours degree of all and not the young people that are involved.
"Conferences like this are about educating the adults that come into middleman with those young masses and viewing how they can better understand what it is actually like for a young person, who is going through and through that grieving process.
"The work of Cruse help parents and carers see the necessarily of children and young people, and help them through this traumatic time.
"We ar very supportive of the conference".
Childhood Bereavement in the twenty-first Century, taking place at Armagh City Hotel, aims to raise community knowingness and facilitate networking in the orbit of childhood bereavement.
Elaine Roub, Regional Co-Ordinator of Children's and Young People's Services, funded by Big Lottery, aforementioned:
"Up to 30,000 children per year are impacted by the death of individual close to them. That's a vast number of children dealing with destruction and loss.
"Delivering opposite bereavement support services to children and young multitude, alongside services for adults, is an integral percentage of Cruse's work, and a big aspect of that is supporting those adults wHO care for bereaved brigham Young people. There is presently a with child demand for more noesis on how to documentation bereaved children, and this conference addresses that want.
"The league is for parents, carers, professionals and anyone wHO wants to know how they john best support children and young the great unwashed who ar facing the devastation of bereavement".
The Childhood Bereavement in the 21st Century conference will also launch a DVD made by a mathematical group of young people wHO have experienced bereavement.
"The DVD, funded by The Big Deal, is called "Ask The Experts" and it will give conference participants the chance to see what these thomas Young people have created", added Elaine.
"The young people are the experts. They are the ones world Health Organization can secern us what it's like to be bereaved and what support they need".
Childhood Bereavement in the 21st Century: Spectrums of Support for Bereaved Children and Those Who Care For Them takes place on Thursday, September 18 at Armagh City Hotel.
Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People Patricia Lewsley will open the conference and Barbara Monroe, Chief Executive of St Christopher's Hospice and Chair of the Child Bereavement Network will be the keynote speaker. In addition, a range of relevant seminars will be presented by speakers from around Ireland.
For further details on the services Cruse provides information is available at http://www.cruse.org.uk and the Regional Office in Northern Ireland (t) 028 90 792419, (e) northern.ireland@cruse.org.uk
http://www.cruse.org.uk
More info
Wednesday, 6 August 2008
Foreign Beggars
Artist: Foreign Beggars
Genre(s):
Rap: Hip-Hop
Other
Discography:
Stray Point Agenda
Year: 2007
Tracks: 18
Bukkake Ski Trip
Year: 2006
Tracks: 18
Asylum Speakers
Year: 2003
Tracks: 21
Slow Broiled Ilk
Year:
Tracks: 5
Plej
Thursday, 26 June 2008
George Clooney - Clooney Pitt Team Up Again To Help Cyclone Victims
Hollywood stars GEORGE CLOONEY and BRAD PITT have launched a major advertising campaign in a bid to help victims of Tropical Cyclone Nargis in Southeast Asia.
The pair has already donated $500,000 (GBP250,000) to U.S. pressure group Not On Our Watch to fund the ongoing aid efforts in Myanmar, Burma after last month's (May08) disaster, which left thousands dead and more than a million homeless.
And now Clooney and Pitt have joined forces with leading Asian political figures to run a massive advertising campaign in an Indonesian newspaper - urging neighbouring countries to allow foreign aid workers into the region.
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Wednesday, 11 June 2008
Jessica Simpson Not Romancing Jared Leto, Confirms Rep
A representative for Jared Leto has slammed a tabloid report that claimed Jessica Simpson had cheated on her boyfriend, Tony Romo, with the actor/musician.Tabloid magazine The National Enquirer quoted an 'insider' as saying, "She uses her sexuality as a weapon. She cheated on Tony while telling the world she wanted to marry him. And this was happening right under Tony Romo's nose."However Leto's rep, Jason Weinberg, has denied any romance between the pair, telling Usmagazine.com, "There is no truth whatsoever to the article."Photo courtesy of Lions Gate Films.
Wednesday, 4 June 2008
Fatboy Slim is no more
Fatboy Slim seems to have finally realised that he's neither an overweight child nor particularly slim. The 44-year-old DJ - known to his friends as Norman Cook - is rethinking his moniker, hoping that a revised nomenclature will spruce up his career.
"Yes, I am ditching the Fatboy Slim name," Cook told the Sun, "but I can't tell you the new one."
This isn't the first time that England's most banging Big Beater has thought to shuffle aliases. In fact, Cook holds the Guinness World Record for the most Top 40 hits under different names. While Rockafeller Skank and Praise You were released under the Fatboy Slim pseudonym, Cook has also scored hits as Beats International (Dub Be Good to Me), Freakpower (Turn On Tune In Cop Out) and Pizzaman (Happiness).
Still, he's being coy about the new name. When journalists pressed for details, he became oddly furtive: "I'm going to take the Fifth Amendment on that question and not say because I'll get myself into trouble."
Get himself into trouble? What kind of controversial alias does Norman Cook have in mind? Will he soon be releasing remixes under the name Ignore Your Grandmother? Will his next Big Beat hit be as Emigrate to America, or as the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act of 1994? We expect the only controversial thing will be how Norman Cook lost his knack for catchy tunes.
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