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My friend mybloodyself helped me bleach a Creative Commons logo into my hair. Then he took some pictures.
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Practically a regular here on Frostclick, Wordsmith returns with a brand new Mixtape, Prelude To the King. True to form, the album is a great display of smooth beats, catchy rhythm, as well as awesome mic skills from Word and crew.
There's really no need to argue whether this mixtape is worth your time. Pretty much anything Wordsmith has released has always held the bar high enough to warrant a listen and eventually a download.
Prelude To The King is no different of course, marching in with 15 tracks that bob and sway with beats worthy of welcoming any hip hop royalty.
As expected the rapper/producer doesn't hold back when it comes to bringing in the cavalry to complete his mix. Featuring contributions from talented producers like Strada and Rafpak as well as other artists like Soulstice, CuzOh!Black, and Steven Drakes to name a few.
The album starts off with a short introductory track titled The Ghost of Wordsmith's Past which is than cleverly followed by The Ghost of Wordsmith's Present and The Ghost of Wordsmith's Future, turning everything you hear into one coherent experience. Moving along, like much of Word's songs, Define Me Classic, does not stop at catchy beats but also display narrative lyrics that share the rapper's definition of his sound.
Certain tracks see the rapper in his comfort zone, take, 8 Track Zoom, for instance. Produced by Strada, the song has a smooth feel which is peppered by skillful rapping from the MC. The song denounces using gadgets/software like ProTools, to enhance sound. Meanwhile, A Hero's Welcome, is quite heartfelt while Southern Symphony, features a more smooth dance, R&B flavor.
Much of the album is composed of easy-listening hip hop cuts; making it another worthwhile download from Wordsmith. Go ahead and grab it while it's hot. It shouldn't disappoint.
This is a view taken from the B4293 looking westwards. Travelling along this road there is an impressive view of the broad plains and low hills stretching out to the Black Mountains in the distance, but it can be seen as a series of views that cumulatively build up to form the vista. It is difficult to find one spot where a sense of this can be gained, but this view offers a part of it at any rate.
Taken with Canon EOS 500 / Rebel XS with Canon EF 50mm f/1,8 II lens on Ilford HP5 Plus 400 film exposed as ISO 3200 (push 3).
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Professional scan from negative.
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Taken in Brno, Czech Republic.
During 2021–2022, CC has been celebrating the 20th anniversary of our founding in 2001 and the first release of the CC licenses in 2002, successfully concluding an ambitious fundraising campaign to support programs like Open Culture, Open Climate, and Open Education, and to help ensure CC’s ongoing sustainability.
CC chapters worldwide marked the anniversary locally with events, activities, and projects in November and December 2022.
Creative Commons Nederland celebrated this with a potluck lunch. The recipes of this lunch will be bundled in a booklet that will be published with a CC BY-SA 4.0 license.
Duting the celebration the participants also looked back on 18 years CC in The Netherlands and talke about future challenges and plans.
For more information on the celebrations: creativecommons.org/2022/10/05/join-us-to-celebrate-20-ye...
For more information on CC Nederland: creativecommons.nl/
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Public Domain. Suggested credit: Library of Congress via pingnews. For more information, go to <a href="http://www.loc.gov Additional source description and credit info from source:
TITLE: Center Market, Washington, D.C.
CALL NUMBER: LOT 12353 [P&P]
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REPRODUCTION NUMBER: LC-USZ62-94730 (b&w film copy neg.)
No known restrictions on publication.
SUMMARY: Man with produce standing in foreground.
MEDIUM: 1 photographic print.
CREATED/PUBLISHED: [between 1909 and 1932]
NOTES:
National Photo Company Collection.
SUBJECTS:
Center Market (Washington, D.C.)--1900-1940.
Markets--Washington (D.C.)--1900-1940.
FORMAT:
Photographic prints 1900-1940.
DIGITAL ID: (b&w film copy neg.) cph 3b40898 hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/cph.3b40898
VIDEO FRAME ID: LCPP003B-40898 (from b&w film copy neg.)
CARD #: 92510049
Model: Maritza Anain
Visa/Styling : Maritza Anain
Photographer: Qsimple
Location: Teylingen Castle
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See No Evil Block Party - Saturday 18th August 2012. Part of the 2012 Olympic Festival. Bristol repeats the repainting of Nelson Street. Celebrating with a New York Style Block Party with 6 stages.
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Before this you might not have heard of Vanatei [Va-neeh-tee], and after, you'll either find your next favorite female rapper or move on to find somebody else. I'm not exactly big on female rappers myself, but the few that I've discovered I actually really liked. One of the latest female MCs I've come across is Vanetei.
This spunky girl from Newark, New Jersey is not just a rapper but also an advertising guru. [She set up and manages her own advertising business.] Her skills as a rapper is something to rave about as well, with her album Dis Bish Got Moola, showcasing her knack for creating catchy beats while spitting out stark lyrics and producing good rhythm.
Vanatei has always loved rapping. In her interview over at Securitypleeze, the singer admits to creating and jotting down rhymes on paper since she was 11 or 12 and likens her style to a combo of Big Pun, M.I.A. and Kelis. Indeed, her lyrics are quite raw, focusing more on her experiences and simply being true to her "hustlin' lifestyle."
The carrier single, Dis Bish Got Moola, has a nice catchy beat and a laid-back hip hop feel. Plus, the recording quality is quite good. From the onset you'll recognize that she definitely has something to bring to the table in terms of skill and style. Her vocals are quite strong and authoritative, commanding listeners at every turn.
Meanwhile, her other track, Bitch You Ain't A Barbie, has generated quite a controversy among YouTube commenters since it first came out. Most of them think that the song is a diss to Nicki. Whatever the case may be, the song is pretty cool. It contains tight beats and comes with honest lyrics. It also features another female rapper, Semi.
Although I'm not completely sold out on the entire compilation, there's no denying that Dis Bish Got Moola has its gems. Vanatei's talent is hard to ignore, her skills are as good as any of the mainstream female rappers out there and her attitude, personality and style, with the right management, will bring her right to the top. This alone makes her an artist worth checking out.
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Posted on December 8, 2011
Otras fotos de la Conferencia de Jimmy Wales para Creative Commons Guatemala.
FotografÃa bajo licencia CC-By.
Javier Aroche / javieraroche.com