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Crayola Ultimate Art Case with Easel ( Color May Vary )
$5.43Including everything your young artist needs to create a variety of art projects, the Crayola Ultimate Art Supplies & Easel comes with over 85 pieces of Crayola's most popular art supplies. The drawing supplies include 8 markers, 24 crayons, and 12 short colored pencils. Scissors, brush, school glue, and 8 watercolors are also included to give your child control over the final product.
The hard case has dividers to keep supplies nice and neat, and a built-in easel makes drawing anywhere a breeze. 30 sheets of colored paper will help get your young artist started right away. About Crayola Crayola has had a long and colorful history that has paved the way to creating exceptional products using technical innovation and consumer satisfaction. Crayola has become synonymous with creativity and fun, and for good reason. Founded in 1864, Crayola produced its first box of safe, affordable wax crayons in 1903. Originally offered in 8 colors, Crayola now offers hundreds of colors in a variety of mediums.
Crayola is dedicated to social and environmental responsibility. Crayola values being a good citizen in the communities where its products are produced. At every level, these values are instilled in the Crayola brand and products, as well as the relationships forged with customers, suppliers, and employees. Portable art supply set in hard carrying case. Compartmentalized tray keeps art supplies organized.
- 24 crayons
- 8 markers 1
- 2 short colored pencils
- 8 watercolors
- 1 brush
- 30 sheets of colored paper
- school glue
- scissors
Interior easel makes drawing easy to do on the go. Recommended for ages 4 and up.
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Step2 New Traditions Table & Chairs Set 896800
$69.97Product Description
This durable, all-purpose table & chairs set has a neutral design and is perfect for arts, crafts and much more. It's also a great accessory for one of our Step2 Kitchens. Made in USA.
Product Features
- Unique "X" design legs provide superior durability and stability.
- 27" x 27" (68.6 x 68.6 cm) table & chairs wipe clean easily making clean-up time a breeze.
- Stylish, fun colors coordinate perfectly with children's bedroom or play room décor Includes one table & two chairs (chair design may vary).
- High quality, durable construction.
- Maximum weight: 75 lbs (34 kg) per chair.
- Accessories not included.
- Minimal adult assembly required.
Step2, Neat & Tidy Cottage, 788700
$159.97Product Descriptions
Year-round playhouse with molded-in floor keeps kids out of the dirt, and dirt out of your house. Made in USA and imported parts. Phone, doorbell and faucet made in China.
Product Features
- Product features a molded-in floor which is a Mom favorite!
- Open design provides easy view of children at play.
- Realistic wood and stone architectural detailing.
- Working doorbell, pass-through mailbox, and play phone (phone design may vary).
- Molded-in kitchen table, faucet, burner and two seats.
- Working Dutch door and shutters.
- Playhouse interior 45" (1.14 m) tall
- Durable, poly construction.
- Requires 2 "AAA" batteries (not included)
- Adult assembly required.
- Electronic doorbell with realistic chime sound.
- Accessories not included.
- Product Dimensions: 46.5"H x 51"W x 35"D
Step2, Fresh Market Kitchen, 7972KR
$199.97Product Description
Check out this market-style kitchen that's stocked with fun! This 3-in-1 kitchen lets your little one role play with a full-size kitchen, market, and dining area. Trendy colors and decals give a realistic bakery feel. Made in USA of US and imported parts. Accessory set and electronics made in China.
Product Features
- Working register calculates and scanner has light and sound effects.
- Detailed kitchen includes "stainless steel" refrigerator, oven and microwave, a large sink area and a "cutting board
- Just a turn of the knob will activate sizzling and boiling sounds in the stove top's burner.
- Copper range hood contains a working light.
- Durable poly construction wipes clean easily and lasts for years.
- Earth-friendly grocery bag and two "wicker" baskets provide shopping convenience and extra storage.
- 47-piece accessory set includes 2 place settings, pot & pan, stainless steel utensils & strainer, salt & pepper shakers, 20-piece play food assortment, and cash register with credit card and key.
- Requires 4 AA and 3 AAA batteries (not included).
Ertl John Deere Truck Animal Hauling Set 1/32 37656A
$24.98Move your animals down the road in a fashionable John Deere Ertl truck and Trailer.
Each Pickup is built the same and include such details like a sunroof and hood scoops. The high quality sets are built by Ertl toys and display the John Deere dedication to providing imaginary play for the real world. Both trailers have opening gates and come with a side vehicle. All tires are moveable and roll along for a smooth ride.
Easy to pack away, take the on a trip to keep the youngsters entertained at the park, fields or just in the backyard. Easy to clean and store.
The Beige Truck and Horse trailer arrive with a small John Deere garden tractor. Transport the mare and her two foals anywhere you want to go in the easy to load space provided for them.
Each set is scaled at 1/32 size and sold separately…Collect both sets for an enhanced imaginary experience.
- One towing Truck
- One Trailer
- 3 Livestock Animals (Horses)
- One John Deere Tractor
- Recommended for ages 3 and Up
Step2, LifeStyle Deluxe Kitchen, 7248KR
$223.97Product Description
WARNING! It could make your real kitchen jealous! This play kitchen is loaded with features, accessories, and storage for your little 5-star chef! Made in USA of US and imported parts. Phone and play food made in China.
Product Features
- Sink with modern faucet and pull-out sprayer.
- "Stainless steel" appliances.
- Storage drawers, cabinets, and two pull out fruit "baskets".
- Framed window with overhead light and a play phone (phone design may vary).
- Electronic features: microwave, oven, dishwasher, stove top, and light.
- 38-piece accessory set included (accessories may vary).
- Requires 8 "AA" and 5 "AAA" batteries (not included).
- Chef ensemble not included.
- Adult assembly required.
Pure Fun 48 in. Kid's Super Jumper Trampoline 9009SJ
$77.97Your child will love to bounce on our Pure Fun 48" Super Jumper trampoline! It is built tough to last with a galvanized steel frame, padded handle, and 30 springs for excellent bounce. The handle can be easily adjusted to two different sizes. Designed to promote exercise for your child indoors on those cold rainy days! This trampoline is perfect for ages 3+ and weight rated up to 100lbs.
Product specs: Trampoline size: 48" dia x 34" tall (122cm x 86.4cm) 30 springs Ages 3+ up to 100lbs
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Pure Fun Kid's Preschool Jumper Trampoline 9007PJ
$70.97The Pure Fun Preschool Jumper is ideal for playing and learning. The "ABC" padded cover makes it fun to bounce while encouraging a child's alphabet, color and shape recognition. This trampoline is made to last with a steel frame, padded handle rail and springs, making it the perfect first trampoline. For age 3+ up to 75lbs.
Products specs: trampoline size: 36" x 36" x 33" (with handrail) (91.4cm x 91.4cm x 83.8cm) Spring Bounce System For children 3+ up to 75lbs.
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Melissa & Doug Bella Butterfly Kickball 6034
$7.99Give this cheerfully colored ball a kick and set Bella Butterfly in flight! Perfect for outdoor catching and kicking games, this tough rubber ball is favorite on sunny days.
Dimensions: 9.75" x 9.75" x 8.5" Packaged
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Pony Pal Horse Tire Swing Playground Set HORSE SWING
$69.99This swing is made out of a tire and cut into the shape of horse with added detail. You can hang this horse swing from a tree or an existing swing set. Pony Pal tire swings are made from Bias tires, no steel belts, assembled with 1/4 in. plated hardware and 400 pound working load UV weather treated rope.
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Doolittle also has considerable inflammation in his shoulder and has received a PRP injection. The team will re-evaluate Doolittle at a later date before determining the next step. Doolittle had 22 saves in 2014 with 89 strikeouts and a 2.73 ERA.
Doolittle entered with a two-run lead and slammed the door. He tossed a perfect inning during the appearance, facing just three batters. Doolittle did not record any strikeouts.
Doolittle (1-4) was tasked with protecting a 1-0 lead but surrendered a game-tying double before the Rangers broke things open with a three-run home run. The closer finished with five earned runs on three hits and two walks in just one-third of an inning. Doolittle owns a 2.97 ERA, 0.76 WHIP and 83:7 K:BB ratio in 57 2/3 innings.
Doolittle, who had not yielded a run in 13 appearances before going down, is returning at a critical time. Oakland begins a crucial series in Seattle on Friday night.
Doolittle, who has been sidelined for nearly three weeks with an intercostal strain, was among the surprises of the season before going down. He has save 20 saves in 23 opportunities with just 34 hits allowed in 55 1/3 innings pitched. Doolittle has fanned 80.
Doolittle threw to batters Wednesday, and if the session doesn't cause a setback in his recovering from an intercostal strain, he is expected to rejoin the roster Friday. Doolittle owns a 2.28 ERA and 80:5 K:BB ratio in 55 1/3 innings along with 20 saves.
Doolittle threw off a mound Monday and told InsideBayArea.com the session went "incredibly well." His next step will be to face hitters in either a simulated game or live batting practice session Wednesday, and he could be brought off the disabled list shortly after that.
Doolittle has been out since Aug. 23 as a result of the injury.
Doolittle has been out since Aug. 23 as a result of this injury, but seems to be nearing a return. He will travel with the team on an upcoming trip to Chicago, and will throw off a mound for the first time Monday, manager Bob Melvin told CSNBayArea.com.
The team will evaluate Doolittle following the session. Manager Doug Melvin would like Doolittle to throw one bullpen session prior to returning. Doolittle has been sidelined since August 23 with an intercostal strain.
Doolittle is working his way back from an intercostal strain that has prevented him from taking the mound since Aug. 23.
Doolittle was able to throw from 90 feet. It was the first time he played catch since injuring his oblique. Doolittle said the session went well. There's currently no return date for Doolittle.
Doolittle has been sidelined since August 23 due to an intercostal injury. Manager Bob Melvin did say Doolittle is feeling much better despite his lack of activity. Doolittle has a 2.28 ERA over 55 1/3 innings.
Doolittle felt something in his side while picking up a save Saturday, and an MRI on the injured area Sunday revealed the closer was dealing with a strain. He owns a 2.32 ERA and 79:5 K:BB ratio in 54 1/3 innings as well as 19 saves.
Doolittle will miss Sunday's night action and the A's mix and match in the bullpen, but if the closer needs a stint on the disabled list, the team will settle on one closing option to fill in. Doolittle owns a 2.32 ERA and 79:5 K:BB ratio after picking up a save Saturday.
Doolittle entered with a one-run lead, and managed to shut the door. He put one runner on after giving up a single with two outs, but was able to induce a game-ending groundout to the next hitter. Doolittle threw 11 pitches, nine of which were strikes.
Doolittle has been excellent in his last nine outings, delivering nine scoreles innings while allowing just two hits and two walks and striking out 12 batters. He owns a 2.44 ERA, 0.64 WHIP and 73:4 K:BB ratio in 51 2/3 innings.
Doolittle has allowed just one hit in his last eight outings combined, and he hasn't surrendered a run since early July. He's also managed to record at least one strikeout in 15 straight appearances. Doolittle owns a 2.49 ERA, 0.63 WHIP and 71:4 K:BB ratio in 50 2/3 innings.
Doolittle may have uncharacteristically issued two walks in his last four outings, but he hasn't given up a hit in six straight appearances. He owns a 2.59 ERA, 0.64 WHIP and 69:4 K:BB ratio in 48 2/3 innings.
Doolittle picked up his first save of the second half, though was pitching for the third time in a four-day span. Another clean sheet gives the breakout performer a 2.70 ERA, 0.64 WHIP and 67:3 K:BB ratio in 46 2/3 innings.
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It was Doolittle's first appearance since blowing back-to-back save opportunities at the end of June, and he appeared to be back to his normal self, dispatching the competition in order to earn a save. He owns a 2.90 ERA, 0.67 WHIP and 59:2 K:BB ratio in 40 1/3 innings.
Doolittle (1-3) gave up back-to-back singles to open the inning before recording a strikeout. He then issued just his second walk of the year to load the bases before the following batter ended the game with the grand slam. Doolittle has blown two straight save opportunities and now owns a 2.97 ERA, 0.69 WHIP and 57:2 K:BB ratio in 39 1/3 innings.
Doolittle hadn't surrendered a run since giving up four on April 24. In fact, he had only put one man on base over the entire month of June before giving up two hits Saturday. Despite the rare miss, the closer owns a 2.08 ERA, 0.59 WHIP and 56:1 K:BB ratio in 39 innings.
Doolittle has tossed perfect innings in six straight outings while striking out nine of the 18 batters he has faced during that stretch. He's given up just one hit and no walks in 12 scoreless innings during June while striking out 18 batters. Doolittle's incredible performance has earned him a 1.95 ERA, 0.57 WHIP and 53:1 K:BB ratio in 37 innings.
Doolittle, who has 10 saves in 11 tries, has 50 strikeouts and a walk this year. He's the first pitcher since 1900 to strike out 45 while issuing no more than one walk to begin a season, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
Doolittle retired the side in order for the fourth outing in a row, and he did so on just nine pitches. He struck out two batters and induced a harmless fly ball to end the game. Doolittle is now 10 for 11 in save chances this season, with a 2.06 ERA in 35 innings.
Doolittle closed out the game by facing the minimum for the third outing in a row, as he retired the side on 12 pitches. He struck out two batters en route to recording his 9th save in 10 tries.
Doolittle has been nearly perfect this season, holding a 2.12 ERA and 0.62 WHIP in 34 innings of work. He has 48 strikeouts and just one walk so far.
Doolittle needed just 10 pitches to finish the game off, his third perfect outing in a row. He picked up his seventh save in eight tries, while lowering his season ERA to 2.57 in 28 innings of work.
Doolittle endured a rocky April before pitching lights out in May, giving up four hits in 12 1/3 scoreless inning during the month while walking just one and striking out a whopping 20 batters. He has saves in back-to-back appearances and figures to continue to keep getting save opportunities moving forward.
The Athletics left-hander has been lights-out since first towing the rubber in a save situation. In fact, he's been downright filthy since starting a scoreless streak on April 29 that has reached 11 games and 12 1/3 innings. Doolittle has yielded just four hits and one walk during that stretch while fanning 20.
Doolittle has also nailed down both save opportunities since being officially named the closer.
But in Sean Doolittle's case, you could argue the Athletics should have gone with him from the get-go.
He's turned out to be what Rex Brothers figured to be coming into the year, so thoroughly dominating in a setup role that the Athletics could no longer afford to hold him back. It helped that their other closer possibilities all bombed, but still, with 32 strikeouts to just one walk in 23 innings this season, Doolittle has the look of another Glen Perkins. And pitching for one of the best teams in baseball, that could lead to a huge save total the rest of the way.
In other words, if you've been deliberating whether or not to add Doolittle after seeing him record two saves in as many days, just do it already. He has the potential to be not just a reliable source of saves, but an elite one.
Doolittle struck out two and gave up one hit in a scoreless ninth inning, but he had to endure multiple long at-bats before finishing the win. He owns a 3.13 ERA and 32:1 K:BB ratio in 23 innings.
"The way things are setting up, he'll be in the closer role," manager Bob Melvin told the San Francisco Chronicle after the game.
Doolittle earned his third save Tuesday, issuing a walk and striking out two in the ninth inning of his team's win. He owns a 3.27 ERA and a remarkable 30:1 K:BB ratio in 22 innings.
What's "that," you ask? Why, Luke Gregerson blowing his fifth save Wednesday. How's that, you ask? Well, he tried to bail out Fernando Abad in the eighth inning of a one-run game and promptly served up a three-run homer to Jose Abreu. He went on to a pitch a scoreless ninth, but the Athletics were trailing at that point. Clearly, they weren't holdling him back for a traditional save opportunity.
So why not have him begin the eighth inning? Well, the White Sox had two left-handed hitters coming up. So why not have their best left-handed pitchers, Sean Doolittle, begin the eighth? Ah, now that's the question, isn't it?
Could it be they were saving him for the ninth inning? At last check, Jim Johnson had regained the role, but he was so bad in his last chance that the Athletics may be ready to move on to something else.
With 26 strikeouts to zero walks in 20 innings, Doolittle has been far and away their most effective reliever this season and, with his long-term deal, won't be going to the arbitration table in a few years, where saves are a player's best friend and a team's worst enemy.
It makes too much sense. Forget the Mets situation. Forget Rex Brothers, even. If you need a sleeper for saves, Doolittle is the reliever to own.
No, Sean Doolittle got the save for the Athletics Monday, and given how easily he wiggled out of that jam, striking out two in a perfect inning of work, he could soon be in a position to do much for Fantasy owners.
While neither Johnson nor Gregerson are ideally suited for the role as pitch-to-contact types, Doolittle has electric, swing-and-miss stuff, piling up 26 strikeouts in his 20 innings this season. He also has yet to issue a single walk. And because the penny-pinching Athletics already signed him to a five-year deal just a few weeks ago, they won't have to worry about him taking a big saves total to the arbitration table. If he didn't throw left-handed, it would make too much sense.
If I'm ranking the Athletics relievers for the short-term, I go Johnson, Gregerson, Doolittle, but I have a hunch Doolittle comes away with the job eventually.
Doolittle (0-2) opened the eighth inning by giving up four straight singles, with two runners coming around to score. He was then removed from the game, and the other two runners he left on base eventually crossed the plate as well. The ugly outing gives him a 6.17 ERA and 13:0 K:BB ratio in 11 2/3 innings.
Doolittle can earn more money based on incentives. The deal could be worth more than $20 million depending on whether his options get picked up.
The 27-year-old Doolittle has been steady since joining the team in 2012. He has yielded three earned runs with nine strikeouts in 8 2/3 innings this season.
Doolittle faced the top of the Angels' lineup and ran into trouble immediately. He surrendered a leadoff double to Kole Calhoun and followed that up by serving up a two-run, game-tying home run to Mike Trout, before ultimately retiring the side and sending the game into extra innings.
Doolittle had been solid before this outing, and still has a 3.12 ERA in 8 2/3 innings. There is no reason to think one misstep will cost him the closer's role, though he might not have a strong grip on it anyways.
"Those are the two guys we're relying on the most," Melvin said.
"We're going to give Jim a break from closing," Melvin told reporters before Thursday's game against the Twins. "There's no timetable, and I'm not going to say that I'll be looking to give him a soft landing. We just want to let him get straightened out. And we have plenty of guys to do this."
Potential options to close out games for the A's include Luke Gregerson, Sean Doolittle, Ryan Cook and Dan Otero.
Doolittle said the injury has improved, and "it's time to take the training wheels off." He posted a 3.13 ERA in 69 innings last season.
Doolittle will likely miss a couple of days before trying to throw again. He posted a 3.13 ERA over 69 innings last season.

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The G.O.O.D. Music producer-rapper talks to BET.com about the premiere of his Kid Cudi-assisted music video.
Hit-Boy's smooth cruise to rap fame continued earlier tonight with the debut of his "Old School Caddy" video on 106 & Park. The track features Kid Cudi, who joins the "N***** in Paris" producer in the stylish video.
Currently in Los Angeles with Cudi for a performance at Rock the Belles, Hit told BET.com how the original track came to be.
"I had played a few songs for Cudi and after "Old School Caddy" went off he asked to be a part of it," explained Hit, "It was a real organic thing."
The video, which features both MCs swagging through the desert heat in Air Yeezy's and riding Caddies, is only Hit-Boy's second single to date. After lacing Jay-Z, Kanye and ASAP Rocky with some of his illest beats, the Surf Club member is now focusing on his own rhymes.
"I was rapping before I was making beats," said Hit, "I just wanna make the best music possible."
His work ethic has shown in his recent success and he's optimistic about the future.
"I'm going hard and people are receiving it well so I really feel like this thing is gonna take off," said Hit. "I'm just kinda letting the chips fall and working as hard as possible, going all in."
He's showing no signs of slowing down, telling BET.com that he had just left a studio session with ASAP Rocky in New York before linking with Dr. Dre protege, Kendrick Lamar.
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8 They said in their hearts, We'll kill all of them together! They burned all of God's meeting places in the land. | 8 They said in their hearts, "We will crush them completely!" They burned every place where God was worshiped in the land. |
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Drawing on true alpine experience, the Deuter Freerider Pro 30 ski/snow pack offers varied carry options and organizational solutions for winter sports. With 1850 cubic inches of storage space and stand-out features, the Freerider Pro 30 pack is ready for cold-weather adventure.
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Got the Action Update screen done. Now I can assign up to one thermometer probe and two switches to an action, and monitor and control the action from the website: Next up is the control software in the arduino Mega2560 to turn the switches on and off based on the values in the action.
OK, I've done a write-up, and posted the code at my web site. I'm sure that I'll be tweaking and modifying the page and code over the next few weeks, but I think it's usable for anyone that would like to take a look. Comments are welcome...
For those of you that would rather use a thermocouple, here is a paper outlining the use of another 1-Wire device to connect the thermocouple to the mini-lan. More on this as time allows and samples arrive.
I now have a MySQL database running in the RPi that stores the action configurations and allows you to name the various temperature probes and switches. When you set it up in the Action Configuration page: It will then show up on the Action Status Page:
I just found a slick LITTLE board here that I'm integrating into my setup. It uses a 32-bit ARM Cortex M3, has a buttload of Flash and RAM, and uses 3v3 I/O, so there's no need for level converters. It can run in overclocked mode at 96MHz, is compatible with many Arduino Libraries, and has its own integration into the Arduino IDE. Best of all, it's only $19. Playing with it as I write this. Required some minor changes to the 1-Wire library, otherwise spooled right up and started runnng.
Seems that the EEPROM isn't really the same as EEPROM in the Arduinos. It's explained here, but the essence of the problem is that the EEPROM space is overwritten every time new code is uploaded to the Teensy. Since this was where I was storing my sensor / action arrays for power-up restore, all of that information is lost if you upload new code. The solution was fairly simple: If you upload new code to the Teensy, you can restore the settings from the database on the RPi. I've added a "Restore" button to each action on the web site, and clicking on that restores the action from the RPi database, and reloads it into the EEPROM. I'm also going to add a "Restore All" button after some more testing. I'll upload the code when I'm satisfied with it.


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When I convert my Excel spreadsheet to a CSV file... then convert my CSV file into an ICS file... I can open the ICS file with a single event inside, and accept the meeting invitation, which is then added to my calendar.
(Using this app for the conversion) http://icsconverterwebapp.n8henrie.com/
The problem is, if I put multiple rows in my Excel spreadsheet, the final ICS version opens as an "Other Calendars"
Can I make it so that the ICS file items are added to my Calendar, and not "Other Calendars"?
I've read online that this seems to be common... not just unique to the web app being used.


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Ayo Shun! Where da' bands from the hood at?
Posted 19 December 2013 - 02:36 AM
I'm not saying there aren't any, but not enough are getting the proper attention and all these singing groups and rappers are just not that special anymore.
I want to see more Bassists, Drummers, Guitarists, Keyboardists and Horn Sections in the music video with the Singer or MC and out on tour together as a unit.
I want the labels market bands to me, not boy bands or girl groups or rap crews. I wants bands to make me dance and not wack kind that Juicy J raps about.
Where's the new Earth, Wind & Fire, Kool & The Gang, Cameo, Slave, Heatwave, Switch, Commodores, Brick, Ohio Players and Fatback at?
Posted 19 December 2013 - 03:29 AM
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Posted 19 December 2013 - 05:13 AM
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Posted 19 December 2013 - 06:24 AM
Posted 19 December 2013 - 08:59 AM
Dudes were dope and it melded my love for music effortlessly. The MC and I had a few battles due to a few squabbles but I ended up an academic student of his manager, later. Dudes got they ego hurt in the battle, son.
Funny, some household names in "hip hop" were nobodies back then...times change.
Posted 19 December 2013 - 08:02 PM
Where are the music programs to teach disadvantaged youth to play the instruments they can't afford to buy? Our society puts all emphasis on the individual, that's not an attitude conducive to creating team players. All those bands you listed came from a whole other time, when schools actually had music and after school programs.
This. It kills me that growing up I couldn't even afford to join the school band/orchestra, any kind of music education would have been great really. I don't think there's anything wrong with society putting an emphasis on the individual and really see more of the problem being the lack of public interest in funding the arts. We can fund a bunch of wars and shitty government programs but won't invest in the creative arts and the improvement of culture in general, it's really too bad.
Posted 19 December 2013 - 08:58 PM
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