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Young Gifted

STILL

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Young Gifted have been around for quite long and have produced dozens of hit songs in their more than 25 years appearance on the hip hop music scene. Yet, all their beats and sounds seem to have been launched just yesterday. Young Gifted are always ready to test the limits of the hip-hop genre in the most creative ways.
In their new single titled “STILL” the group explores into the mindset of the streets and the cipher language of the hood through its code phrase “play to keep.”
This legendary group originates from New Brunswick, New Jersey. Even though they carry in their blood the sounds and images of their born place and the experiences of the challenging life there, their songs speak to   a much wider audience mostly on the east coast, but also elsewhere, in US and abroad. “STILL” is not to be  an exception.
Early in the year, they launched: Blood Type, Get”Em. and Cash Flow. All three singles were on the playlist of top mix shows in the country and were hailed by the group’s fanatic followers.
Of course, Young Gifted are true representatives of hardcore rap music, no doubt about that. However, they often bring together tunes, rhythms and wording of the early days and Gangsta rap, with influences of the new school and the second wave, along with a modern contemporary tone, in their own completely original style. Because of this, their music could form a subcategory in hip hop on its own right, without this statement being much of an exaggeration.
Young Gifted has been featured on numerous magazines, including Hip Hop Weekly and XXL, and was also profiled byInflexWeTrust.com, MTV.com/artists and TheSource.com. Songs of Young Gifted can be found online, some of them free to download and share.

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MAYOR HARP, NHFPL’S BROGAN: ALL BRANCHES NOW BOAST ACCESS TO GIGABIT INTERNET, ‘WI-FI’

New Haven – Mayor Toni N. Harp and New Haven Free Public Library (NHFPL) Director Martha Brogan announced today – to coincide with the start of National Library Week – that high-speed broadband internet access and improved Wi-Fi service is now available at the Ives Main Library and at all four of the system’s neighborhood branches. This upgrade is consistent with a Harp administration priority to bring public resources to bear and bridge the existing digital divide in New Haven.

“Today’s announcement signals terrific progress toward our goal of improved access to technology and increased digital literacy across-the-board in New Haven; library patrons citywide will now have at their fingertips gigabit speed in all their computer transactions,” Mayor Harp said. “The ability to use digital technology is now an absolute necessity in our culture – this new feature in all library branches gives all city residents the opportunity to participate fully in the high-speed exchange of ideas and information.”

“We’re excited to lead the way in in the City with gigabit speed service from all of our locations,” City Librarian, Martha Brogan, states, “knowing that many residents rely on the public library’s computers for a diverse set of tasks ranging from job-hunting and filing their income tax to reading online magazines and keeping up with local news.”

There were more than 140,000 log-ins registered from NHFPL’s 180 public workstations last year.  Increasingly, library customers also access the internet from their personal e-devices—cell phones or tablets—and now they will have improved, secure wireless connectivity throughout the library system.

Through its state-of-the-art technology infrastructure and tech-savvy staff, who teach digital literacy and offer one-on-one computer consultations, the NHFPL plays a pivotal role in bringing digital access equity across New Haven’s neighborhoods.

The project is made financially feasible thanks to the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) e-rate program which provides discounts to assist libraries and schools in the United States to obtain affordable telecommunication and internet access. Under the direction of NHFPL’s IT Manager, John Glendon, Digital BackOffice (Milford, CT) which manages NHFPL’s broadband services, designed and implemented the broadband and Wi-Fi upgrades.

As a partner with NHFPL, DBO Managing Partner, Ron Rich understands that “dependable internet service is critical for business, government, education and libraries” and DBO guarantees that the NHFPL wide area network will have less than 1 hour of unscheduled downtime per month. With support from DBO, NHFPL participates in the Connecticut Education Network (CEN), established in 2000 to integrate high speed fiber optics networks into educational institutions, including public libraries.

This initiative is integral to the CT Gig Project, a coalition of municipalities, where Mayor Toni Harp has taken a leading role, through a commitment to bring high-speed, low-cost internet to all residents and businesses in Connecticut.

According to a recent report on Lifelong Learning and Technology released by the Pew Research Center, “Technology assets are strongly tied to the likelihood that people engage in personal learning online. Those with multiple access options (that is, a smartphone and home broadband connection) are much more likely to use the internet for most or all of their personal learning – by a 37% to 21% margin – relative to people with one or no access options.”

Refer to:

http://www.pewinternet.org/2016/03/22/lifelong-learning-and-technology/

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (March 29^th, 2016) -- You'd think a last-minute change of opponent would unnerve a fighter, or, at the very least, provide a minor annoyance when it occurs so close to showtime.

Bomani

The Goal

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Twitter: @BoisBlack
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Website: lawcreations.com
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Credits: Bomani, Taj McCall, Chris Burton, HD Filmz, Star The Millennial
Email: lawcreationsllc@gmail.com for booking

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NEW HAVEN’S PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT TO OPEN CITY’S GOLF COURSE TOMORROW

New Haven – Managers of the city’s Department of Parks, Recreation, and Trees will officially tee off the outdoor (golf) season tomorrow when they open for play the city’s Alling Memorial Golf Club. Operators of the course have taken full advantage of the mild winter, snow-free fairways, and encouraging forecast to make the course playable at this early date.

Those interested in playing one of the first rounds of the season are encouraged to do so; more information about the facility is available at the following Website: http://www.allingmemorialgolfclub.com/.

Well known Artist from Los Angeles Cory Bux releases a smooth flowing song called "These Days" telling you about situations going on in today's generation.

At 7:46 PM, Officers were dispatched to the Ayah-H Market at 831 Orange Street. The woman behind the counter had reported a robbery.

According to Detectives, the crook, a moderately heavy-set white man, had brought a can of soda to the counter. He produced a dollar as if to pay for it. When the clerk opened the register, the crook “roared”, lunged over the counter and snatched about thirty dollars from the till. No weapon was involved.

During the robbery, the man scratched the clerk on her arm. Her injury is minor.

The perpetrator was described as standing about 5’08” – 5’10”. He weighs about 220 pounds. He wore a blue T-shirt over a long sleeve white shirt and blue jeans. He sports short greying hair and had a close shaved beard.

Detectives collected evidence from the scene and recovered a still image from the market’s surveillance system. They are hoping someone will recognize the perp and share that information with police.

Your tips can be phoned in at 203-946-6304. They may be made anonymously.