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Posted on 30 November 2012.
Reggae singer Junior Kelly is back home in Jamaica after a very successful fall European tour, which kicked off last October in Amiens, France. Even hurricane Sandy hitting Jamaica, weather conditions grounding flights and closing the Island airports couldn't put a damper on him. He remained in high spirit and great energy.
Kelly departed as soon as the country airport in Montego Bay reopened on the Thursday, October 25 late evening right before his Friday, October 26 performance. With no time to spare as he landed, Junior Kelly was up for his meet and greet, press and straight to his scheduled performance.
Full of energy, good form and positively great vibes, Junior delivered his hits to the delight of eager fans. Taking the crowd on a melodic musical journey with classic songs such as "Love So Nice" to his latest hit "Been There" video. The tour took Kelly and his band through the Netherlands, France, Austria, Switzerland and Italy.
Reflecting on his tour Junior stated, "The energy and vibe i received from the fans during this tour was truly amazing and humbling and it was heart warming to see that people out there are still crying out for conscious music, my music, Reggae music"
"Its really beautiful to see three generations of people coming out to my concerts and enjoying and loving Reggae music, so i know it will live on"
"I really appreciate the fact that i am able to perform every day of the week and the fans came out in their numbers every night to listen to Reggae music, even in these harsh economic times when buying a concert ticket is so hard. These die-hearted fans in Europe are mainly from the poorer class of society and they have so many other choices in terms of artistes or food or paying a bill, but they come out because they see me as one of the young roots artistes whose messages make them feel good and one that is going to stand the test of time. It is truly a blessing and an honor."
Check out video footage of several performances and interviews
Junior Kelly – @ Cabaret Sauvage (Paris)
Junior Kelly – Iinterview @ Cabaret Sauvage (Paris)
Junior Kelly – Melkweg, Amsterdam
Junior Kelly Live at Melkweg Amsterdam (NL)
Junior Kelly live @ Club Reigen – Vienna, Austria
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Posted on 13 September 2012.
Riddim : Go Hard Riddim feat. Gyptian, Half Pint , Anthony Q, Beekie Bailey and much more
Posted on 05 September 2012.
Internationally acclaimed entertainment website, Dancehall USA seeks to revolutionize the music world with a new distribution deal set to strongly impact one of its most significant outlets.
Dancehall USA recently inked a major deal with a prominent international music distributor who will help Dancehall/Reggae music earn its deserved recognition on the worldwide market while helping singers and deejays responsible for its progress to reap mass benefits from their work. Terms of the deal are undisclosed. Sites such as iTunes, Amazon, Google, You Tube, and Believe Digital (Europe and Asia) are some of the sites where Dancehall/Reggae will be featured.
CEO and founder of Dancehall USA, Nick Walker promises that Jamaican artists will get their just dues as a result of this ground-breaking deal; outlining an exclusive 3-for-1 package that's certain to benefit local musicians from both money-making and promotional standpoints.
Through Dancehall USA's deal, not only will artists see their music being distributed through iTunes, Amazon.com and other major networks, but also earn non-stop promotion of their work on Dancehall USA as well as through top affiliates, disc jocks and promoters associated with the landmark website, known as one of music's most influential and informative brands.
The exclusiveness of this enriching deal comes in the form of a major offer, one so exclusive and top secret that only members and sign-ups via Dancehall USA can receive access to it.
Nick Walker further maintains that this iTunes distribution deal and other online store placement hails as just one of several, strategically planned moves sure to make Dancehall/Reggae music a truly united power player within a globalized and competitive music industry. Without a doubt, this move shows signs of an impending revival amongst Jamaica's signature genres.
For more information and to sign up, please check out http://itunes.dancehallusa.com
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Posted on 29 August 2012.
Olihile 'FREEKY' Afrika is an African reggae artiste that was born in a
township south of Johannesburg, South Africa. His name 'Freeky' is origin from
Sotho (one of the tribes found in South Africa). He was musically incline and
dominantly played the bass guitar within his teenage years; and contributed
greatly to his friend's albums and demos. This is where he developed his
recording skills. His musical transition to secular music introduced him to
his musical influences which stems from: Bob Marley, Garnet Silk,Buju
Banton,Capelton and Sizzla.
Thereafter, Freeky joined a legendary Sotho Band (Ntjapedi) in 2006. It
was with this band, that he shared stages with Salif Keita, Hugh Masekela and
other African musical legends. He also collaborated with other African musicians
he regards highly such as: Bongo Riot, Jah Seed under the Ntjapedi umbrella. At
the point, he was appointed a leadership position which deems him out of his
comfort zone to be front and centre to lead a band called TATTOO L9. TATTOO is
a band he writes, leads and composes music for.
In 2007 Freeky decided to try a solo career. He met Robin Mabunda of Dreaded
Sounds who got him more in touch with reggae music's roots. His abilities as
a song writer and singer added colour to every song he did and as such drawn
the attention of other musicians he has now collaborated with: Mawe2, Lutan
Fyah, ,Singer Jah , Sizzla Tommy Gunn and Stacious
Freeky, is currently working on his sophomore album for Dreaded Sounds and
anticipate going to Jamaica to work with other artistes and producers.
Posted on 17 July 2012.
Reggae Pop sensation, Toi & top dancehall singjay, JahVinci, took the stage at the Aquasol Theme Park in Montego Bay, to entertain the masses at the 2012 Reggae Sumfest Beach Party. This traditional event marks the start of the 20th Anniversary of Reggae Sumfest.
Toi, who began her performing career two years ago in Miami, Fl, has been making steady strides in the music industry. This latest performance shows that she has grown into a confident artist who knows her way around the Stage. With a wealth of musical styles and a powerful expressive voice, Toi laid down a smashing performance.
"I did my thing and it was great, I loved it", said Toi. "It's been an amazing experience so far, and theres a lot more to expect from Toi. I want to thank the fans for supporting me and keeping me reaching for more".
JahVinci, the former Portmore Empire member & singjay, with his Weaving lyrics and flawless flow had the crowd jumping with energy. Since parting with the Portmore empire, he has captivated many dancehall and reggae music lovers with his cultural outreach. Well known for singles such as "Watch Yuh Friends", "Money", and "Remedy", JahVinci delivered solid entertainment.
As Reggae Sumfest moves forward in its 20th year, attendees can look forward to more action, more good music, and non-stop energy. With several major acts ready to grace the stage, one thing is sure, Reggae Sumfest 2012 is off to a real good start.
Video coverage of performance: http://www.
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Posted on 17 July 2012.
With more mature Jamaicans in the New York area having limited access to venues that are more inclusive than musical performances to recognize Jamaica's 50th, the organizers of the Oliver Samuels Jamaica50 NY Festival have come up with what will be seen as a solution. The idea of this celebration explains Oliver is to put together a show that will blend old and new. To not allow the older generation to feel left out of the celebrations because they are in the USA and to help the younger generation re-connect with our rich history in all areas and not just music. I think with this show we achieved that.
Oliver teams up with actress Andrea DELCITA Wright to bring together an all-star cast for The Oliver Samuels Jamaica50 NY Festival. This is the first time this talented duo will be sharing the same stage.
The event will be held at Roberto Clemente State Park, located at 301 West Tremont Avenue, Bronx NY 10453, on August 4, 2012. Gates open at 11AM until 7PM. Everyone is encouraged to wear their Jamaican colors and of course to be in possession of your flags.
The venue reflects, musical and culture performers, VIP guest speakers, sport figures, and will recognize the contributions of Jamaicans in several areas over the last 50 years.
Some of the participants will include: Trench Town Ska era group-The WAILING SOULS and the MELODIANS, legendary crooner-DOBBY DOBSON, 3x Olympian-DEVON HARRIS, former USA professional basketball player and current assistant coach of the Jamaican women's basketball team SIMONE EDWARDS, recording Executive ANDREA ANMOUR, the GEORGE WESLEY Band, the winner of California's Best Male Vocalist competition-FARAJI BRYAN, The performer with the most nominations (6) at the Annual Washington DC Reggae Music Awards-RUTH ANN-BROWN, HUMBLETON, singer LEIGHTON MILLER, HUMBLETON and many more.
Be prepared to hear great renditions of the national anthem, pledge and if you are a fan of Dennis Brown and Bob Marley you will certainly enjoy a special tribute and performance that will honor their legacy.
The program also includes a gospel performance by the male A Capella Gospel group, VOICE and opening remarks and prayer by Rev. Dr. Agorom Dike, Chair: Caribbean Faith Based Leadership Advisory Council.
With successful performances at The Consulate of Jamaica in New York, City Hall, Bronx Borough Hall, The world famous Braata Folk Singers will be showcasing Jamaican folk music and songs. The group utilizes music, dance and drama to deliver a combination of high-energy performances, folk ballads and traditional Jamaican folk songs. If you loved the performances of Ms. Lou then you are in for a special treat from Braata Folk Singers
Award recipients will include Olympian Merlene Ottey – presented with Lifetime Achievement Award and honored as Jamaica's best athlete in 50 years, former Congresswoman and City Council member Una Clarke – recognized for her years of outstanding service to the Caribbean community (Award presented by Mt. Vernon City Council President Yuhanna Edwards), Oliver Samuels – recognized for his theater contributions, The Wailing Souls and 3x Olympian Devon Harris.
Come out with your family and enjoy, cultural workshops, speakers and performers from Jamaica, great foods, music, entertainment, craft vendors showcasing Jamaican merchandise, loodie and domino contests, traditional Jamaican foods and more, all while re-connecting with Jamaican culture and history.
This event is made possible by sponsors: LIME – formerly Cable & Wireless, PalmTree Marketplace located at – 3717 Boston Road, Bronx NY, EveryTing Jamaica, located at -400 East Gun Hill Road and Dennis Shipping (800) 416-4624.
TO BE A SPONSOR for this event or to purchase tickets call 914-384-9554, or visit the website@,www.Jamaica50Anniversary.com. Ticket holders who purchase 2 more tickets can also have them hand delivered. Call for more information
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Posted on 28 March 2012.
In February 2010, together with the 2nd Birthday of the stage-experience of the Sound, she was joining the Charity Mixtape "Love I Promote – vibes for Haiti" in cooperation with DJ Mess (Ghetto Youths, Slovakia) and D-One (Jam Masters and Herb-A-Lize-it, Netherlands). The Mixtape was hosted by the famous producer
and Soundbwoy Bobby Konders (Massive B, New York – USA). In May 2010 she released together with DJ Baccha from Soca Revolution Sound (Sweden) the Soca Mixtape "Europe gwaan Mad" – Fantastic Flamingos Vol. 3". This Combination is part of di Berlin Carnival Mixtape-Series to promote Soca Music all over Germany.
Selectress Mika established herself in the German Soundsystem Scene and continued her work on new Selections and some new vibes. The interest of seeing a Girl juggling and MCing same time was growing and so she was allowed to join Yaam in May 2010 again and played together with "The Mighty Pow Pow Movement (Cologne, Germany)" the most famous Soundsystem in Europe.
In June 2010 she had her first performance in the Netherlands together with Champion Sound (UK), DJ Spice (TnT, Grenada, NL) and other DJs with Caribbean origins – a real honor for her.
At Reggaejam Festival Bersenbrück (North Germany) she was allowed to mash up the camp side at the Mash up di place Crew tent. She took her chance and played 10 hours without a break at one day only for entertain the guests of the festival. In August 2010 Selectress Mika had the possibility to play in the Netherlands at DJ Bootleg Café (Rotterdam) back again. At her Birthday on the 31st of August 2k10 she celebrates a big Birthday Bashment at Calabash Club (Berlin) together with Red Sun (Universal Strugglaz, Berlin), Count Shortleg (SWS, Berlin) and Avalanche Sound (Meißen/Leipzig). On this date, her new Mixtape "Acoustic Melody Reloaded" has its official release. The love to acoustic vibes shall be heard in the double Mixtape. Her whole love and passion inside. A review of the special Mixtape followed in December 2010 in the german "Riddim Magazine".
Since beginning of September 2010, Mika established a Radio Show on the dutch-caribbean online-radio station Asylumradio.nl to promote especially Soca Music in Europe and all over. The recorded Live-Juggling Sessions are showing strictly soca vibes in topical Sessions. Every Saturday (from 4-6 pm European time) people from all over the world tune into the radio show to enjoy her selections. The Radio Show is streamin in the meantime on 3 different Online Radio Stations – mostly in Germany, Austria, Netherlands and USA/New York. The Podcast of the radio show is possible to download from the website as well.
In Summer 2011 Mika was invited to macedonias first Reggae Festival "BIG UP SKOPJE" and joined the big Road Trip to the other side of Europe. The Tour continued in Spain while she was performing in Benicassìm at "Rototom Sun Beach", in Valencia at "Alaquas Reggae Fest" und at Global Reggae Bar – Ibiza. In Valencia she really entertained the massive with her spanish MCing.
In October 2011 Mika Raguaa released the special Sunny Friday Mixtape "Run For Cover", to show people that are not really into really into Reggae Music – and of course also aimers of conscious lovers styles, that reggae cover songs from all times still can bring the vibes around. Also Riddim Magazine Germany released in December 2011 a nice review about the mix and the "jugglin Ladywonder".
The year 2011 was ending next to loads of cooperations with Soundsystems and Artists, with the friendly "People's Choice Contest" at Backstage in Munich. There Mika was performing against local heroes Soulshake (Munich), Iniman vom Caveman Sound (Jamaica) and DJ Goodman (Spin dem Sound Ya!, Paris/Barcelona) to get finally the People's Choice 2011 of Bavaria!
As an upcoming Selectress, the 26 years old girl has the ambitions to continue national and international cooperations in 2012 and let as many people know more about the Caribbean Culture. Like she did on loads of national and international performances already
As an upcoming Media Scientist she is also doing researches about the communication between Soundsystems and the audience of Caribbean Parties in Germany. For the year 2011 many big performances are already planned. Be prepared for the one gyal show wonder from east germany!
Mail: [email protected]
Videos, Podcast, Galleries, References: www.sunnyfridaysound.com
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Posted on 01 March 2012.
Mixtape: Buss A Blank! Vol3 Reggae Mix – Mixtape Yardy
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The latest reggae mix from @MixtapeYardy filled with 53 of the best reggae tracks out from Jamaica. The mix starts off with the latest production from Head Concussion Records, called High Times Riddim, featuring Chan Dizzy, Rasco, Erup and Hollow Point..then roll straight to riddims like Real Reggae, Kingston 13, Cool Out, Heart and Soul. #BUSSABLANKVOL3 also features artistes Sizzla Kalonji, Chris Martin, Bucanneer, I-Shenko, Tilibop, Roman Virgo, Da Professor, Protoje, Kymani Marley, Tarrus Riley + more!
Reggae music brings people together, Reggae music the world prefer.
Posted on 18 January 2012.
Mya ft Spice – Take Him Out – PRESS PLAY
It's a New Year and dancehall sensation, Spice is on a brand new page as she releases three fresh tracks to jump start 2012. An international collaboration tops the list as Spice adds a dancehall reggae flavor to the track Take Him Out.
Take Him Out, is a featured single on Grammy winning recording artiste, M`ya's new album, KISS. The R&B sweetheart is as equally excited about the song as her guest performer, Spice. The anticipated club banger tells the tale of a relationship falling apart, a story females can definitely relate to say's Spice. The music video is currently in post production and will be launched in both Jamaica and the United States next month. The American singer has always been a fan and supporter of reggae music evidenced in the Billboard hit, Girls Dem Sugarwith Beenie Man.
Spice has started off the year on a high, with nominations from the Jamaica Star and Youth View Awards, a total of five nods. She dominated last year with her mega hit, Jim Screechie that scorched the airwaves for weeks on end. The summer song, Fun that features, music hit maker, Missy Elliot was also in high rotation. Spice is now on to a Brand New Page as the title of her new, one drop release suggests. The deeply conscious and soul searching ballad shows her versatility; a far cry from Ramping Shop. Ramping Shop was a monster hit, this single made its way on to the Billboard R&B/Hip Hop Charts.
Catering to a broad cross section of fans, she is prepared to deliver for all tiers. Her third release, Gyal a Chat is expected to be an overnight sensation on the hardcore dancehall scene. This track is clean yet exciting, full of life and colorful, reminiscent of the early nineties where fun poking songs rocked the out door sessions on the pepper-seed among other rhythms.
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Posted on 05 March 2011.
It's no secret that many artistes and producers in the dancehall/reggae music industry have had acrimonious splits with industry giant, VP Records. As recently as last night, Wayne Wonder was on TVJ's ER programme, talking about his recent departure from the VP Records camp, meanwhile popular reggae producer Kemar 'Flava' McGregor took to his Twitter page, website and other online channels recently, with allegations of wrongdoings by VP Records.
Kemar 'Flava' McGregor is one of the best young roots-reggae producers in Jamaica. His excellent track record speaks for itself when it comes to producing hit rhythms and penning world-class songs. Along with writing he produces his own beats which has proved to be a winning combination with artistes such as Gyptian, Etana, Nesbeth, Richie Spice and Lutan Fyah, Gramps Morgan, just to name a few, and he has worked with major artistes like Beres Hammond, Freddie McGregor, Richie Stephens, Marcia Griffiths, Glen Washington, Coco Tea, Jah Cure, I-Wayne, Capleton and Beenie Man.
Flava's hit list includes songs such as Nesbeth's Guns Out, Etana's I Am Not Afraid, Gramps' One In A Million, among others.
Below we've featured a clip of an exclusive audio interview of Kemar 'Flava' McGregor, by Daddy Turbo from the UK. This interview was aired on Monday night (February 7) on Daddy Turbo's weekly Reggae & Dancehall Link Up Show on ICR FM 105.7 (icrfm.co.uk). Check it out:
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Posted on 25 February 2011.
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Posted on 25 February 2011.
Vybz Kartel – More Than Neo
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Posted on 13 September 2010.
NEW YORK, United States – Bob Marley's family lost a lawsuit seeking the copyrights to several of the late Jamaican reggae singer's best-known recordings.
A US District Judge in Manhattan said the UMG Recordings unit of the Universal Music Group is the rightful owner of copyrights to five albums that Marley had recorded between 1973 and 1977 for Island Records
The albums "Catch a Fire," "Burnin'," "Natty Dread," "Rastaman Vibrations" and "Exodus" were recorded with Marley's band The Wailers. They include some of Marley's best-known songs, including "Get Up, Stand Up," "I Shot the Sheriff," "No Woman, No Cry" and "One Love."
The ruling is a defeat for Marley's widow Rita and nine children who had sought to recover millions of dollars in damages over UMG's effort to "exploit" what they called "the quintessential Bob Marley sound recordings."
Marley's family accused the company of holding back royalties from their company Fifty-Six Hope Road Music Ltd, and ignoring a 1995 agreement assigning them rights under the original recording agreements, court papers show.
It also accused UMG of failing as required to consult with them on key licensing decisions, including the use of Marley's music as ringtones.
But the judge ruled that Marley's recordings were "works made for hire" as defined under US copyright law, entitling UMG to be the owner of the albums.
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Police in Queens say a 12-year-old boy is charged with criminal possession of a weapon after he accidentally shot his older sister while playing with a gun early Friday morning.
Police say it happened just before 2:30 a.m. inside their home located at 104-49 164th Street in Jamaica.
Police say the boy was playing with the gun when it went off.
The 14-year-old was taken to Jamaica Hospital with a wound to her abdomen.
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Authorities say a total of eight people were inside the home at the time of shooting, including the boy, his sister, their 5-year-old brother and five adults.
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I don't know about you, but I hate clutter. It looks untidy, it gathers dust, and it wastes space. Every now and then I like to have a big clean out of all my things. I go through my old clothes, my cupboards, my desk, everything. it's a tough job, but by the end of it, everything is looking a lot cleaner. Not only that, but I sometimes come across items I thought I had "lost". The hard part is actually finding the time to do the clean. It can be a pretty big job, even if you're not too untidy. Whether you need to clean a tiny apartment or a four bedroom home, this guide is going to took take a look at some of the ways you can get rid of the clutter in your household. So pull out your feather duster and get ready to work, because your home will be neater in no time.
They say that one man's trash is another man's treasure. Do you have some items amongst your clutter that you just can't bear to throw in the bin? Are there clothes in your closet that haven't been worn for decades? When I start going through all my items, one of four things can happen.
I Will Keep The Item
The whole point of the clean out is to get rid of clutter, so items you keep should be minimal. You don't want to become a hoarder, so sometimes it's best to say goodbye to some of your old belongings. Items you keep should have sentimental purpose, or be items you are going to use.
The Item Is Going In The Bin
If the item can't be used by anyone and serves no purpose, it goes in the bin. These items are usually damaged, old, or filthy. All you're going to need is some garbage rubbish bags
I'm Going To Sell The Item
If you're looking to make a quick buck, you might want to sell your clutter. These items are usually ones that are in great condition, but aren't useful to you any more. You might choose to sell them to friends, sell them online, or at a garage sale.
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Clothing, furniture, and stuffed animals are great for donation. There are many great charities in Australia, so you know that your old items are making a big difference in someone's life. Only donate items that are in a good condition.
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For me personally, my bedroom is where most of my clutter gathers. It doesn't take long for us to add to our already large pile of objects, so it's important that we don't let things get too chaotic. Take a look at these simple yet effective items.
If you're like me, you just kick of your shoes anywhere in your bedroom. It can look very untidy, but storing them on a shoe rack is a great idea.
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It's always a good idea to have a little bin in you room. It prompts you to despose of your unwanted items.
Save closet space and store your unused clothes and blankets in a vaccum storage bag. These bags can be hidden under beds, or be placed back in your closet.
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Oh this is good timing as we have been discussing making bread again. I saw a recipe for a cheesy chilli loaf that I fancy having a go at. Have a great weekend. Sam xReplyDelete
I wish I could join 52 loaves but I'm trying to reduce my bread intake. Although, if I make a gluten free wheat loaf, that's gotta be ok right? Have a lovely weekend Lou xReplyDelete
Hmm, just realised I may have completely contradicted myself by saying 'gluten free wheat loaf'. Haha! You know what I mean! xReplyDelete
I've never run and scared stiff of it but going to give it a go. My other half and his very big mate are running the London Marathon in April. I've got no excuses left! Have downloaded The Guardian's running blog podcasts to try. Here the NHS 0 to 5k ones are very good. Can't imagine getting that far! Enjoy your run if you decide to xReplyDelete
I'll go for a run... if you will!. Have a lovely weekend: :)ReplyDelete
Your bread looks lovely! I am revising for an exam next Monday and then we go away for a few days to recover. A big part of me is just looking forward to finally getting home and feeling like I can begin all those January activities that I so enjoy, cleaning, decluttering and generally starting afresh (and drinking lots of detox tea) feeling very frustrated by all of these wonderful projects that I already feel I've missed out on by not being available to join in! Lovely post, thank you.ReplyDelete
I run so that I can eat! I love my baked goods too much and would be 20 pounds heavier if my husband and I didn't run on a regular basis. We ran a 1/2 marathon in early December and have been taking it easy since then and I am feeling the the itch to get out. We run "all natural" - no music, no podcasts, just what we hear in nature. Since we run with a jogging strolling on the roads, it is much safer, but pre-baby when we were trail runners, we just think it sort of goes against why you are running in the woods if you have to "plug in and tune out". My husband tracks our runs with "RunKeeper" on his cell. Works well for us. Just remember "One foot in front of another" - it doesn't matter how fast you are doing, just do it. A friend of ours who coaches track told me that once when I was saying that I could never run 13 miles. I think about that often.ReplyDelete
How fab is that loaf, Lou! I can't say I will make 52 (or even 10!), but I vow to make my first loaf of bread this year. xReplyDelete


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Definitions for Meshmɛʃ
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word Mesh
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
an arrangement of interlocking metal links or wires with evenly spaced, uniform small openings between, as used in jewelry, sieves, etc.
any knit, woven, or knotted fabric of open texture.
Category: Textiles
an interwoven or intertwined structure; network.
one of the open spaces between the cords, wires, etc., of a net or screen.
meshes, the cords, wires, etc., that bind such spaces. a means of catching or holding fast:
the meshes of the law.
Category: Textiles
the engagement of gear teeth.
Category: Machinery
(v.t.)to catch or entangle in or as if in a net; enmesh.
to form with meshes, as a net.
to engage, as gear teeth.
Category: Machinery
to cause to match, coordinate, or interlock.
(v.i.)to become enmeshed.
to become or be engaged, as the teeth of gears.
Category: Machinery
to match, coordinate, or interlock.
Origin of mesh:
1375–1425; late ME mesch, appar. continuing OE masc, max; akin to MD maesche, OHG māsca
mesh′y(adj.)mesh•i•er, mesh•i•est.
Princeton's WordNet
the number of openings per linear inch of a screen; measures size of particles
"a 100 mesh screen"; "100 mesh powdered cellulose"
engagement, mesh, meshing, interlocking(noun)
contact by fitting together
"the engagement of the clutch"; "the meshing of gears"
mesh topology, mesh(noun)
the topology of a network whose components are all connected directly to every other component
net, network, mesh, meshing, meshwork(noun)
an open fabric of string or rope or wire woven together at regular intervals
mesh, meshing, interlock, interlocking(verb)
the act of interlocking or meshing
"an interlocking of arms by the police held the crowd in check"
engage, mesh, lock, operate(verb)
keep engaged
"engaged the gears"
interlock, mesh(verb)
coordinate in such a way that all parts work together effectively
work together in harmony
enmesh, mesh, ensnarl(verb)
entangle or catch in (or as if in) a mesh
A structure made of connected strands of metal, fiber, or other flexible/ductile material, with evenly spaced openings between them.
The opening or space enclosed by the threads of a net between knot and knot, or the threads enclosing such a space.
The engagement of the teeth of wheels, or of a wheel and rack.
A polygon mesh.
A measure of fineness (particle size) of ground material. A powder that passes through a sieve having 300 openings per linear inch but does not pass 400 openings per linear inch is said to be -300 +400 mesh.
to fit in, to come together
Origin: mesche, from masc (perhaps influenced in form by related mæscre) both from maskrōn, from mezg-. Akin to masca, maska, mǫskvi, mǫskun.
Webster Dictionary
the opening or space inclosed by the threads of a net between knot and knot, or the threads inclosing such a space; network; a net
the engagement of the teeth of wheels, or of a wheel and rack
to catch in a mesh
to engage with each other, as the teeth of wheels
Mesh consists of semi-permeable barrier made of connected strands of metal, fiber, or other flexible/ductile material. Mesh is similar to web or net in that it has many attached or woven strands.
Anagrams of Mesh
Translations for Mesh
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
(one of) the openings between the threads of a net
a net of (a) very fine (= small) mesh.
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A weekly update of Former Crag Burn Golf Club Director Of
One: Royal Caribbean Classic-T23
If it weren't for the front nine, Lonnie might have had a great week. Here are the numbers: +7 on the front, -5 on the back. Lonnie twice played the front with four bogies, and still found a way to finish in the top 25. Scores of 71 and 72 placed him in 20th, and a 75 in Sunday's third round dropped him to T23.
Best Hole Of The Week: 18-Birdie every day.
Two: The ACE Group Classic-T10
There is only so much you can do after setting the world on
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Best Hole Of The Week: 13-Eagle-Par-Birdie.
Three: Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am-T55
Day three brought a front nine ten strokes higher than day two. Not good. Finally birdied his nemesis, #14. Day two was another up and down. A two-over front was mitigated by a flawless, four-under back nine. Day one can best be characterized as "up and down." Don't know if he scrambled a lot, but eight pars in eighteen holes means lots of birdies, bogeys, or both. In fact, Lonnie had five of each to finish at even par. More after round two. The key to his round will be the par five, 14th hole. Lonnie would be five off the lead with pars on the hole, where he has gone bogey-couble bogey.
Best Hole Of The Week: 3-birdie-birdie-par
First-year jitters aside, Lonnie is playing pretty well. He proved during his time in Buffalo that he was a birdie machine. When he gets familiar with the routine (and the courses) again, there will be fewer bogeys and doubles. His earnings to date indicate that he is positioned to have a solid rookie season on the Champions Tour.
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The Mastercard Classic-T65
Lonnie must have encountered Montezuma's Revenge, as he struggled from the beginning in la capital. Rounds of 79-76-76 placed him t-65, his worst finish of the young season. When you make almost as many 'others' as birdies, you can't keep your hopes up. Much like the Sabres, he went bad in patches (+6 for six holes on Friday, +5 for five holes on Saturday, +5 for nine holes on Sunday.) Solution for Mexico City-2005: hire a translator to read the greens.
Best Hole Of The Week: 2-birdie-birdie-par
Five: SBC Classic-T27
1: Two birdies, two bogeys and a double make for a pretty blase round in
Valencia, CA. After his torrid start, perhaps we came to expect
too much from someone who is A) returning to the touring life after 20+
years as a director of golf; B) experiencing the Champions tour courses
for the first time; and C) competing with and against the best players
in the world.
Best Hole Of The Week: 9 (-3)
Six: Toshiba Senior ClassicT6
Normally 67 would be a pretty good start, unless someone else shoots 60, which happened today. Four birdies and fourteen pars got Lonnie a tie for eighth after round one. If he can put two more 67s on the board this weekend, he'll have his second top-ten finish of the year.
Round Two brought more consistency, along with Lonnie's first bogey of the week. Two-under dropped him one slot to T9, although only five strokes off the lead. If he could time another 63 (see week two) just right, he might walk away with a title on Sunday.
Boo-Yahh! Six more birds, two bogies, another 67, T6. Sneaking along under the radar, Lonnie finished the week only five strokes out of the lead. His finish moved him up from 46 to 32 on the mondey list.
Best Hole Of The Week: 15 (-2)
Seven: Blue Angels Classic11th
After a four-week lay-off, Lonnie and the other Champions returned to action in Milton, Florida. Nielsen opened with a one-under 69, the product of a 1 bogey/2 birdie round. He trailed the leader by four strokes after one round. A second consecutive 69 moved him into the top 21. A final-round 67, highlighted by birdies on four of five holes, brought Lonnie to solo 11th.
Best Hole Of The Week: 10 (-3)
Eight-Bruno's Memorial ClassicT11
Our guess is that this is the last year that Lonnie will not be in the Legends Of Golf field. He could not tee it up last week, but is making up for it in Alabama, during the Weekend At Bruno's. Six birdies, one eagle, and two bogeys gave Mr. Nielsen a second-place perch after round one, two off the lead.
The man who fell from grace with the sea is Lonnie today. Two birdies, three bogeys and a double will not keep you in second place. The 14th is KILLING him this week. Sunday has to be better.
Best Hole Of The Week: 13 (-2)
Kinko's ClassicT45
One bad hole can derail the express, and number eight seems to have done that to Lonnie on Friday. Cruising along at -2, a triple bogey ocho knocked him off course. He recovered with one birdie on the back to finish even for the day. Day two brought a diverse round of five birdies, three bogeys, and a T-40 placement at the end of the day. Sunday has been a welcome day for Mr. Nielsen; let's hope the pattern continues.
Lonnie started Sunday well, going 3-under for the first six holes. The well went dry, as he played the remaining 12 at +3, to finish where he began the day, at +2, good for t-45.
Best Hole Of The Week: Six of them at
Ten-Allianz ChampionshipT51
Up and down, up and down. Not for par, but from -2 to even to -2 to even to -1 to even. That best describes Lonnie's first day at the Allianz Championship. Five birds and five boges will have you grinding your teeth at night.
Nine birdies versus eleven bogies is never good, but when you toss in two doubles, the week is a lesson in patience. Lonnie went 78-70 on the weekend to finish t-51. He is currently in 32nd place on the money list with $200 K and change.
Best Hole Of The Week:
11 at (-2)
Eleven-Senior PGAT31
Valhalla will be remembered primarily as the hall of the Norse Gods. It will also be remembered as the site of Tiger's victory over the indelible Bob May in the PGA championship. Lonnie tested this fine course in his first Senior major championship, and survived a tough week with a decent finish.
The senior majors are the only events on the Champions tour with a 36-hole cut, so Lonnie had to survive that initial test, doing so with rounds of 74 and 70. The weekend brought closing rounds of 72 and 76 over the par 71 layout, leaving our man with an eight-over total of 292, good for a t-31 finish.
To his credit, there were not many low scores on Sunday, so the 76 was not that uncommon. A triple bogey on the 16th was followed by a birdie-par- birdie finish. One thing about Lonnie; he's no quitter.
Best Hole Of The Week:
16 at (-2)
Twelve-Farmers Charity ClassicT26
The ups and downs continue for Lonnie. On a course where -8 leads, Mr. Nielsen starts the week with a four bogey, three birdie effort for a middle of the pack 73. Birdies are out there, so let's hope that he gets on a run in Michigan.
Round two went a bit better for our man, Lonnie. Six birdies offset two bogies for a fine 68, bringing him to -3 for the week. A mid-sixties round on Sunday could vault him into the top ten.
Round three was more of the same-- patches of birdies were offset by untimely bogies. A look at his season-long stats tells the good and the bad (7th in birdie conversion-good) (64th in driving accuracy and 51st in total driving-bad).
Best Hole Of The Week:
1 at (-2)
Thirteen-Bayer Advantage
Celebrity Pro-AmT11
Ups and downs? Well, sort of. More downs than ups, which is a good thing on tour. Lonnie played six holes in birdie, three in bogey, and nine in par for a nice 69, placing him four off the current first-round lead of good friend John Harris.
A solid second round kept Lonnie in the thick of things for a top ten finish. Bouncing back from a potentially- disastrous double bogie 7 on the second hole (what is his deal with par five holes?), Lonnie recorded four birdies to finish at -2 on the day, -5 for the tournament. When the final round thundered away, Lonnie had a near-top-ten finish, at t-11.
Best Hole Of The Week: #18 at
Fourteen-Bank of America ChampionshipT54
When you are nine strokes off the lead after one round, the bright side is, there's no place to go but up.
After a round like Friday's, Lonnie should be grateful there are no cuts on the Champions Tour (except in the majors), as he finds himself stuck in 63rd place. He found a few birdies, but almost as many double bogies, which flat out kill a round.
Even though his driving accuracy was up (71 %, t-12), his greens in regulation seemed to be down (67%, t-28) and the putter was on leave (32 putts). If he drives it well again, makes a few putts, hits a few more greens, he's on his way.
The second round was better than the first. No bogies or others, two birdies, that's it. The third round brought two birdies, three bogies, and a T-54 finish.
Best Hole Of The Week: #5
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Fifteen-Commerce Bank Long Island ClassicT59
T11 is not a bad place to be after round one. Four birdies were offset by two bogies for a two-under par round of 68. Round two brought two birdies, one bogey, and fifteen pars. This is the consistent Lonnie that we like to see. He's 7 back after two, but with a nice final round, he might sneak into the top ten.
All the good work of Friday and Saturday came undone on Sunday, as Lonnie initially overcame an opening double-bogey with three front nine birdies, to get to -4. From 9 to 15, he went five over par with five bogies, finishing tied for 39th. Of all the weeks to date, this may have been the most frustrating.
Best Hole Of The Week: 3 & 7 at
Sixteen-Ford Senior Players ChampionshipT46
The woes continue for Lonnie. The courses are tougher, and he just can't seem to stem the tide of bogies. In three of four rounds this week, our man started with birdies before bogies, but could not avoid the black numbers. He finds himself in the top 40 money winners as the season turns toward the home stretch.
Best Hole Of The Week: 12/13 at (-2)
Seventeen-Senior British Open Championship T22
So, Lonnie shoots +9, makes the cut by a stroke, and finishes tied for 22nd? Must be a major. This was Lonnie's guttiest performance of the year, and he should be applauded for simply grinding it out. With a week off from the tour (he did not qualify for the US Senior Open,) our man now prepares for the final push toward keeping his tour card. Let's hope for the best.
Best Hole Of The Week: 2 at (-3)
Eighteen-3M ChampionshipT36
Golf is such a frustrating game. Imagine 17 holes at -2, to finish with a quadruple-bogey nine on the par five 18th. Send him your good vibes, because he'll need them to sleep tonight.
Lonnie's 2nd round brought more headaches, as three birdies were nullified by three bogies and a dreaded double.
Round 3 soothed the nerves, as five birdies were tempered by one late bogey, bringing a t-36 finish.
Best Hole Of The Week: #6 at (-2)
Nineteen-Greater Hickory Classic At Rock BarnT10
First-round jitters accounted for the three birdie-three bogey performance.
A tidy 2-under round placed Lonnie in a tie for 15th place at the start of the third round.
The finish that we've been waiting for took place today, as our man played a bogey-free round of 69 (-3), closing with birdies on 14, 16 and 18. His hard work paid off with his first top-ten finish since his sixth event. Keeping his card for 2005 is still uncertain, but this is the way to do it.
Best Hole Of The Week: 14 & 18 at (-2)
Twenty-The Jeld-Wen Tradition-T45
First-round jitters again in Oregon as Lonnie made three bogies and two birdies for 73. Second-round calm as the bogies nearly went away, with one offset by four birdies.
Any way you slice it, nine bogies on the weekend will do no one any good. Lonnie missed a golden opportunity to move up the money list, as he went 4-over on Saturday and Sunday. Two rounds of 70 would have moved him into the top 20 for the week.
Best Hole Of The Week: 15 at (-3)
First Tee Open-T9
In atypical Lonnie fashion, he got better as the weekend wore on. An opening 73 was followed by 70 and 69, as Lonnie moved patiently up the leaderboard. His comfort at Pebble Beach was evident, as he has played there for years each January in the Spalding Invitational.
Best Hole Of The Week: 4,
6, & 18 at (-2)
Twentytwo-Kroger Classic-T34
Great first round, shaky second round, solid third round. Year one seems to be a question of Lonnie learning how to score low, then score low again, then score low again. As he is learning (or remembering), it takes three great rounds to be in the top five.
Best Hole Of The Week: 8 & 18 at (-3)
Is the glass half empty or half full? If Lonnie had not bogeyed 18 on Sunday, he would have had a T3 finish and his first six-figure paycheck. Then again, he played great all week long, including appearances in final-three groupings. Playing with good friends John Harris and Jim Thorpe had to help, too.
Best Hole Of The Week: 14 at (-2)
Twentyfour-Constellation Energy Classic-T17
A good week for Lonnie. His game is showing a consistency that was absent for a large part of the year. He has always been able to make birdies, but those risky shots that he missed, often resulted in bogies or worse. His climb up the money ladder has been slow and consistent, not a bad way to go through life.
Best Hole Of The Week: 2, 5 & 11 at (-2)
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Apple takes another bite. Once famous for its oysters, Grand Central will now be known for its Apples. Cult of Mac reports that the computer giant plans to open their biggest retail outlet yet, which will, no doubt be as busy as Grand Central Station.
High speed posturing. If you don't want it, we'll take it! That's the message being sent out by Democratic governors to their Republican counterparts who are rejecting infrastructure dollars. Huff-Po's Sam Stein notes that governors from New York, Washington, and California are lining up to take Florida Governor Rick Scott's rejected $2 billion in federal funding for high speed rail line.
Goal! One more hurdle to go. DNA reports that Columbia's Baker Field got the green light from the City Planning Commission to build the Steven Holl designed Campbell Sports Center. Part of the plan includes a James Corner/Field Operations-designed park and 17,000 square feet of restored marsh and shoreline.
Pool Hall Banking. A 1916 bank building on Philadelphia's Chestnut Street will take on an adaptive reuse that its architect Horace Trumbauer surely never dreamed of. PlanPhilly reports that developer Paul Giegerich is thinking of turning the architect's two story cathedral of commerce into a swanky pool hall with food created by a star (Steven Starr to be exact).
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William Kelly Harrison was born on 30 July 1870 in Waco, Texas. Appointed from that same state to the U.S. Naval Academy, he graduated in October 1899 and reported to USS Atlanta and USS Chicago for his two-year required sea duty. Commissioned an Ensign in July 1891, he received orders to the sloop of war Mohican. After a period leave in February 1895, he was ordered to the Office of Naval Intelligence in Washington D.C. Returning to sea in January 1897, he served on board USS Vesuvius then transferred to USS Vicksburg.
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A Japanese oil tanker damaged in the Strait of Hormuz off Oman last month was hit by an explosives-laden dinghy, the Emirati state news agency has said.The report on Friday was the first official confirmation that the incident that left a large dint in the hull of the M.Star was an attack.
An al-Qaeda-linked group said on Wednesday that one of its suicide bombers had hit the tanker to avenge the plunder of Muslim wealth.
If true, the claim by the little-known Brigades of Abdullah Azzam would mark the first time the armed group has attacked the Japanese.
Emirates' WAM news agency on Friday quoted an unnamed government official as saying the investigation revealed traces of homemade explosives on the hull of the tanker.WAM said investigators believe a small boat carrying explosives had approached the tanker and that the presence of explosives "indicates the tanker was subjected to a terror attack".
Seiji Maehara, the Japanese Transport Minister, has instructed his ministry to ask the UAE to check the facts of the investigation, Kyodo news agency reported.Conflicting reports
There have been conflicting reports about what happened to the M. Star supertanker in the Strait of Hormuz, a transit point for about 40 per cent of tanker-shipped oil worldwide.
A crew member was injured and the vessel sustained a square-shaped dent on the rear side of the hull during the incident.
The Marshall Islands-flagged ship, loaded with 270,000 tons of oil, was heading from the petroleum port of Das Island in the United Arab Emirates to the Japanese port of Chiba outside Tokyo.
In its claim posted on the internet, the al-Qaeda-linked Brigades of Abdullah Azzam carried a photo of the purported bomber pointing to a photograph of a tanker on a laptop.
It said the bomber was a "martyr'', meaning he had died in the attack.
The group also said it had delayed the announcement of the incident until several group members who were involved in the operation "returned safely to base".
The WAM report said the vessel left the Emirati port of Fujairah on Friday after the damage to the hull was fixed.
The Brigades have in the past claimed responsibility for the August 2005 firing of Katyusha rockets that narrowly missed a US amphibious assault ship docked at Jordan's Aqaba Red Sea resort, killing a Jordanian soldier.
It had also claimed the July and October 2004 bombings at Egypt's Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheik and two other resorts that killed a total of 98 people.
Al-Qaeda has carried out attacks on oil infrastructure on land in nearby Saudi Arabia, as well as a 2002 suicide bombing against a French oil tanker off the coast of Yemen and the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole in the Yemeni port of Aden.
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- At whatever level you wish to learn, my teaching style ensures a balance of sound technique, musical learning and above all nurtures a sense of enjoyment in the art of music making.
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- I teach Violin, Viola and Music Theory to advanced levels.
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- I studied at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama in Cardiff from which I gained a Postgraduate Diploma in Performance. I also have the Certificate of Teaching from the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (CTABRSM). My undergraduate studies took place at Bath Spa University.
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- I am a professional musician with a wealth of experience in performing and teaching. I established my private teaching practice in 1992 and I have taught pupils from the ages of 5 - 70 years old. My former pupils have successfully gained entrance to UK Music Colleges. My career has encompassed teaching, coaching string ensembles, playing string quartets and chamber music, giving solo recitals on violin and viola and freelancing with orchestras across the UK and abroad.
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- My fees are generally £30 per hour, though a discount is available for students under the age of 18 who block book lessons a term at a time. The fee for discounted lessons booked in 12 week blocks is £26 per hour.
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- I teach from my home near Bath and my students generally come from Bath & Bristol and the surrounding counties of Avon, Somerset and Wiltshire. Home visits to South Bath (Combe Down, Odd Down, Oldfield Park, Bear Flat, Whiteway etc) are possible by arrangement.
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- As a freelance musician, my timetable of availability is varied. I generally have fixed teaching slots available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. I have after-school slots available as well as daytime availability. I will teach during the school holidays if required. Coaching of ensembles can be arranged at a time to suit.
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First Tomb Raider, now Legacy of Kain.
By Dylan Coffey on 3/20/2012
Some franchises, like Mass Effect, are given tender loving care by a single company from their inceptions to their conclusions. These series are given the opportunity to maintain coherence and thematic stability over their lifespans and are given respectable send-offs when their time is over. Others, like Legacy of Kain, are passed about between studios, brutally mutilated and haphazardly stitched together only long enough for them to stumble their way through the next year. Hope has finally breached the horizon for fans of the troubled action franchise, however - and its name is Crystal Dynamics.
This is the same studio that is planning to reboot Tomb Raider. We can't help now but to imagine them as costumed crusaders, cruising around the industry and snagging up battered franchises, giving them a safehouse from the cruel realities of development inconsistency. All we ask, Crystal Dynamics, is that you treat Legacy of Kain nicely; it has been through a lot and deserves to be happy. Please take care of it and let us see it in a few years when it's better. Thank you.
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Never played the original. Need to check it out.
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Grammy is breathing on her own, and waiting for her daughter to arrive. She "woke" up yesterday and responded well to voices, people in the room, and smiled at us. The doctors are going to take the breathing tube out this morning. With all this good news though, there is sad news. Her heart is six times the normal size because the valves are not working properly. She has told us she doesn't want to "live" on life support, andRead more →
Yesterday was a very strange day. This story starts during Thanksgiving, when my Grammy was admitted to the hospital for heart trouble. From a prior hospitalization this summer, the doctor made a choice to call hospice. Myself, my cousins Wendee & Shannon, and Aunt Elle planned to meet in Billings on Saturday because we'd rather spend time with Grammy while she was still here rather than attend a service. Aunt Elle, who lives in Tennessee would join us Saturday evening.Read more →
Over the holidays at my parents house, my Mom had a fresh pineapple in the corner of the kitchen. Stressed out by the lack of room, she, in the blink of an eye, placed a piece of paper that contained a recipe, right into the pineapple leaves. Unsatisfied with the results, she trimmed the leaves so she could see the paper better. I was frankly amazed because it was one of those things someone does without trying which really comesRead more →
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[VIDEO] Big Tigger's Big Four at 4
April 16, 2013 5:00 PM
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Every day at 4 0'clock we count down the biggest four songs in the city, after which you can win amazing giveaways while you hear the best music on the radio right here at V-103.com.
And the bonus is you can watch Big Tigger Live on the air as we play your favorite songs.
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4. "Started From The Bottom," Drake
3. "Open Letter," - Jay Z
2. "Don't Kill My Vibe," Kendrick Lamar
1. "Bad," Wale