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Charles Hamilton's The Best of the Hamiltonization Process: A ReviewThe Best of the Hamiltonization Process, not only features some of Charles Hamilton's best work from 2008, but also some of his best, and most accessible, records produced to date.
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Get Rich or Die Trying Soundtrack: A ReviewAs a companion to his 2005 biopic Get Rich or Die Tryin', 50 Cent released a surprisingly strong soundtrack highlighting the entire G-Unit family.
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Mobb Deep's Blood Money: A ReviewMobb Deep released their G-Unit debut (and seventh studio album), Blood Money in 2006, amidst burgeoning rumors of the brand's decline.
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Tony Yayo's Thoughts of a Predicate Felon: A ReviewThoughts of a Predicate Felon itself, while following the general G-Unit formula '" top-shelf beats, 50 Cent hooks, braggadocio, and G-Unit namedrops '" is a shade weaker than the aforementioned albums.
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Lloyd Banks' Rotten Apple: A ReviewRotten Apple, Banks' sophomore album, fails to live up to either Banks' talent or the heights of G-Unit's previous success.
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DJ X-Rated and DJ Esco's Big Boi's Mixtape for Dummies: A Guide to Global Greatness: A ReviewBig Boi's Mixtape for Dummies: A Guide to Global Greatness includes highlights from each Outkast album, starting from their stellar debut album Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik to singles from his forthcoming album.
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Charles Hamilton's Well This Isn't Akward (Winner Takes All) Mixtape: A ReviewCharles Hamilton '˜s latest mixtape Well This isn't Akward (Winner Takes All), as usual, eschews accessibility for introspection, exploration, and experimentation, with generally pleasing and often confusing results.
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Drake's Thank Me Later: A ReviewDrake's meteoric rise, recalling only comparisons to 50 Cent and Lil Wayne in recent memory, has had hip-hop fans wondering whether or not the rookie would be able to live up to his seemingly limitless potential.
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Grafh and DJ Mike's From the Bottom Mixtape: A ReviewGrafh is no rookie. And without a deal or a debut album under his belt, you can hear the hunger in his voice in his latest mixtape, From the Bottom.
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B.O.B.'s B.O.B. Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray: A ReviewB.o.B. recently released his debut album B.o.B. Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray, an album which largely lives up to the potential he has displayed, and should be a top contender for any debut album of the year award.
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Eminem's Recovery: A ReviewAfter his comeback album, Relapse, Eminem announced a sequel, Relapse 2 scheduled for a few months later. However, after releasing a deluxe edition of Relapse, he announced he was scrapping the planned Relapse 2 in favor of a new album, Recovery.
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DJ Drama & Fabolous' There is No Competition 2: The Funeral Service Mixtape: A Review"There Is No Competition 2: The Funeral Service", Fabolous' latest mixtape features the Brooklyn emcee cutting loose over a raft of instrumentals.
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B.O.B.'s Shoulda Been My First Album Mixtape: A ReviewBefore his hit single, "Nothin on You", and his major label debut, "The Adventures of Bobby Ray", the artist (singer, rapper, producer) known alternately as B.O.B. and Bobby Ray released "Shoulda Been My first Album, another excellent mixtape.
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Royce Da 5'9"'s The Bar Exam 3: The Most Interesting Man: Mixtape: A ReviewComing off his latest album Street Hop, Royce Da 5'9"'s latest entry in the series, The Bar Exam 3, showcases the Detroit emcee doing what he does best: shredding the beats of other artists with razor-sharp lyrics and wit.
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T.I.'s F a Mixtape Mixtape: A ReviewSince his release from prison on federal weapons charges in March 2010, the self-proclaimed "King of the South" T.I., dropped F a Mixtape to remind people just how potent he can be before the release of his upcoming album King Uncaged.
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Game X DJ Skee's The Red Room Mixtape: A ReviewTo build momentum for Game's upcoming Interscope album, The R.E.D. Album, the West Coast rapper recently released The Red Room, a considerably mixed effort that likely won't win Game any new fans, but will perhaps satiate his die-hard ones. -
Top Ten Songs by DMXA list of the top ten songs by multiplatinum hip-hop superstar DMX.
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Young Jeezy and Don Cannon's Trap or Die 2: By Any Means Necessary Mixtape: A ReviewA review of Young Jeezy's latest mixtape, Young Jeezy and Don Cannon's Trap Or Die 2: By Any Means Necessary.
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Top Ten Rap Artists ListsA list of top ten hip-hop rap artists and top ten hip-hop song lists.
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Ya Boy's Mohawks and Heavy Metal Mixtape: A ReviewA review of Ya Boy's Mohawks and Heavy Metal.
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Charles Hamilton's Normalcy Mixtape: A ReviewA review of Charles Hamilton's new mixtape, Normalcy.
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The Clipse's Til the Casket Drops: A ReviewOn the heels of their classic second album Hell Hath No Fury, one might expect another classic album from Virginia duo The Clipse in the offing.
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Eminem's Relapse: Refill: A ReviewEminem recently released Relapse: Refill, a rerelease of his album with seven new songs to tide fans over until the promised release of a sequel to Relapse.
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50 Cent's Before I Self-Destruct: A Review50 Cent released his fourth album, Before I Self Destruct (BISD), on November 9, 2009, an album he initially intended to release in 2007
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Raekwon's Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Pt. II: A ReviewDoes Raekwon's Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... Pt. II live up to the original?
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Beanie Sigel's The Broad Street Bully: A ReviewSigel is back. After 2007's largely ignored The Solution, released in the wake of the legal troubles that inspired his best work to date The B.Coming, Beanie Sigel recently released his fifth studio album The Broad Street Bully.
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Jay-Z's The Blueprint 3: A ReviewJay-Z's latest opus, The Blueprint 3, is definitely an object of considerable pre-release curiosity. Can he maintain his dominance over the rap game?
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An Overview of The Pros and Cons of Fixed Rate MortgagesAs the subprime mortgage crisis of 2007-2009 has recently illustrated, there are many compelling and persuasive reasons for homebuyers to lock in a fixed mortgage rate, whether for fifteen or thirty years.
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Ten Frightening Flicks to Watch This Halloween SeasonIf you are looking to enjoy a good spine-chiller to kick off the Halloween season, try one of these ten terrifying flicks...
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Definition of the Term "Retirement Fund"Depending on the context in which it is used, the term "retirement fund" can refer to many different things...
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The Top Five Apocalyptic MoviesOne of science fiction's most popular conceits since the Cold War era has been man's struggle for survival as civilization falls. The conceit has produced some truly extraordinary films, including...
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Slaughterhouse's Slaughterhouse: A ReviewSlaughterhouse - the supergroup featuring Joe Budden, Royce da 5'9", Crooked I, and Joell Ortiz - recently released their self-titled debut...
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The Top Five Star Trek: The Next Generation EpisodesStar Trek: The Next Generation, the best series of the Star Trek franchise outdid itself with memorable episodes.
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Top 5 Classic Sci-Fi TV Series that Should Be Brought BackThere are quite a few shows that have been canceled by short-sighted network executives. Here are the top five science fiction shows that were canceled too soon and should be brought back:
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The Top Three Science Fiction Shows of the EightiesThere were a number of strong science fiction shows during the eighties, but few matched the artistic depth, range, and power of these three...
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The Best Television Shows Featuring AliensOf all of the great television science fiction series, three stand out as having developed and featured the best aliens. They are...
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The Top Five Science Fiction Series of All TimeThere are a lot of contenders for the best science fiction series of all the time, but only five that make the cut.
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Ja Rule's The Mirror: A ReviewThe Mirror, which leaked shortly before its planned release in 2007 and was then leaked deliberately by Ja Rule a short time ago, purports to be a more personal album than some of his previous offerings...
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Young Buck's Straight Out of Cashville: A ReviewWithin months of fellow G-Unit member Lloyd Banks' debut The Hunger for More, Interscope Records released the debut album of Southern G-Unit rapper Young Buck, Straight Out of Cashville...
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The Top Ten Science Fiction Movies of All TimeThere are a lot of classic science fiction films, from Metropolis to Donnie Darko that resonate with devoted audiences. But few that have captured the public attention and stimulated the public's imagination like these ten:
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How Not to Mess Up Your Rebound DateSo you are back out on the dating scene after a long relationship or bad breakup, and despite the fact that you keep second-guessing yourself, you have lined up a date. Here's how not to mess it up.
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Lloyd Banks' The Hunger for More: A ReviewAfter the double platinum G-Unit debut Beg for Mercy, anticipation was rather high for Lloyd Banks' debut, The Hunger for More...
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Cheers: The Best TV Show of the EightiesHands down, the best TV show of the eighties was Cheers...
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Fabolous' Loso's Way: A ReviewFabolous' fifth album Loso's Way is meant to be a concept album in the vein of Jay-Z's American Gangster...
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G-Unit's Beg for Mercy: A ReviewAfter the release of his sales shattering debut album Get Rich or Die Tryin, 50 Cent released the Beg for Mercy album featuring his group G-Unit...
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Eminem's Encore: A ReviewOn the heels of his mega popular third album The Eminem Show, the rapper born Marshall Mathers returned in 2004 with his fourth studio album Encore.
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Eminem's The Eminem Show: A ReviewAfter releasing his vitriolic, sales-shattering sophomore album The Marshall Mathers LP, Eminem returned in 2002 with his third studio album The Eminem Show...
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Free Things to Do in Brooklyn This SummerShort on cash this summer and stuck in Brooklyn? Afraid you will be bored out of your mind without much spending money? Relax. There are a lot of free things to do in Brooklyn.
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Dr. Randal Pinkett: The Next Lieutenant Governor of New Jersey?It was recently reported in numerous media outlets that New Jersey Governor Jon Corzine may tap Dr. Randal Pinkett to run as his running mate in the upcoming gubernatorial race. Just who exactly is Dr. Randal Pinkett?
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Tony Yayo's Public Enemies Mixtape: A ReviewAfter releasing the relatively solid Swine Flu and Swine Flu 2 mixtapes in the last two months, the self-proclaimed "Talk of New York" Tony Yayo of G-Unit just dropped his latest: Public Enemies....
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Nas' Hip-Hop is Dead: A ReviewAfter his somewhat overlooked seventh album, Street's Disciple, Nas returned in 2006 with Hip-Hop is Dead....
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SeDrew Price's T.D.A.T (The Day After Tomorrow) Mixtape: A ReviewComing straight out of Las Vegas, Nevada is an upcoming rapper by the name of SeDrew Price who recently released his latest mixtape T.D.A.T (The Day After Tomorrow), which is quite an entertaining listen...
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Twista's Category F5: A ReviewAfter the disappointing Adrenaline Rush 2007, a supposed retread of his arguably classic debut that is anything but, Chicago's own tongue-twisting emcee has returned with Category F5...
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Twista's Adrenaline Rush 2007: A ReviewIn 2007, ten years removed from his arguably classic Atlantic Records debut, Twista released Adrenaline Rush 2007, a sequel. Unfortunately, the record is perhaps the worst in the veteran's catalog...
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Twista's The Day After: A ReviewAfter the success of the 2004 LP Kamikaze, Twista attempted to capitalize on his newfound fame with 2005's The Day After...
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50 Cent's The Massacre: A ReviewJay-Z had retired. Nas had released a largely overlooked double album. A few rappers - T.I., Lil Wayne, Kanye West, and Young Jeezy were starting to establish themselves as national superstars, but at the time nothing was as big in hip-hop as G-Unit...
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T.I.'s Paper Trail: A ReviewShortly before his incarceration on federal gun charges, T.I. released his sixth studio album Paper Trail - so named because its lyrics were composed on paper rather than in his head, as were his previous four albums...
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T.I.'s T.I. Vs. T.I.P. :A ReviewAfter his most successful album to date, 2006's King, T.I. returned the following year with the concept album T.I. vs. T.I.P.
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Nas' The Lost Tapes: A ReviewNas' The Lost Tapes is perhaps the strongest argument against music piracy you'll ever hear. The tracks are some of the purest, rawest, and most elegant music the man has ever made...
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Nas' Nastradamus: A ReviewFresh on the heels of his 1999 disc I Am..., Nas, following DMX who had dropped two albums in one calendar year in 1998, dropped Nastradamus before 1999 was done...
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Pacific Division's Church League Champions Mixtape: A ReviewAfter building quite a following on the West Coast as well as recognition from industry heavyweights, Pacific Division released their new mixtape Church League Champions...
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T.I.'s T.I.P. Drill Mixtape: A ReviewThe newly incarcerated multi-platinum hip-hop star T.I., never one to leave his fans without music, released the T.I.P. Drill mixtape along with accompanying music videos.
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Ace Hood's Ruthless: A ReviewAfter making XXL's Freshmen of 09, and a high profile co-sign from Terror Squad member turned Def Jam South President, DJ Khaled, Ace Hood is back with his sophomore album Ruthless.
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Atmosphere's Leak at Will EP: A ReviewAtmosphere's latest offering is an excellent seven-track collection titled Leak at Will...
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Drake's Heartbreak Drake 2 Mixtape: A ReviewDrake, otherwise known as high school basketball star "Jimmy Brooks" from the Canadian television show has got the biggest buzz in hip-hop music right now...
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The Top Ten Songs by Wu-Tang ClanHere are the top ten songs from the Wu-Tang Clan, released on official Wu-Tang albums.
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Violin Lessons in Staten Island, New YorkIf you are looking to take violin lessons in Staten Island, New York, you have a number of options:
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St. George, Staten Island, New York Restaurant Review: Enoteca MariaAfter reading the recent write-up in The Daily News about Enoteca Maria in St. George, Staten Island, I have been dying to try it out.
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Voice Lessons in Brooklyn, New YorkThere are a number of different firms that offer voice lessons in Brooklyn for aspirants of all ages:
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The Revival EP by Royce Da 5'9": A ReviewRoyce Da 5'9" and the rest of Slaughterhouse (Joe Budden, Crooked I, and Joel Ortiz) are each releasing individual EPs in July to promote the upcoming Slaughterhouse debut album.
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Wu-Tang Presents...Chamber Music: A ReviewOn June 30, 2009, RZA released a little-noticed album called Wu-Tang Chamber Music on Koch Records. Far from a collection of outtakes, bizarrely enough, the project seems to be the kind of album Wu-Tang fans have clamored for since perhaps 2000's The W.
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If Tomorrow Comes: A Review of Maino's Debut AlbumWith a hard-knock life story a la 50 Cent, and a multi-year run on the mixtape circuit, Maino dropped his long-delayed solo album If Tomorrow Comes... at the end of June. Surprisingly, it is one of the year's strongest hip-hop albums.
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Come to the West Indian Day Carnival and ParadeTo celebrate the role of the labor movement in the U.S., come to the West Indian Day Carnival and Parade in Brooklyn, New York.
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The Top Five Broadway Shows of All TimeIt is practically impossible to pick the best Broadway shows ever. But there are some plays that are essential viewing, particularly if you are new to theater.
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50 Cent's Forever King Mixtape: A Review50 Cent is trying to go it alone musically, since there is no high profile beef, no controversy, nothing. So for an artist who has ridden off controversy since his debut single, 1999's infamous How to Rob, Forever King must be judged on its own merits.
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The Warm-Up Mixtape by J.Cole: A ReviewA lot of attention has been paid recently to a virtually unknown aspiring rapper by the name of J. Cole. And why not? Out of all the aspiring and veteran rappers in the music industry, Jay-Z signed this kid first to his new Roc Nation venture...
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Public Enemies: A ReviewMichael Mann's Public Enemies is a serious character study of John Dillinger, the notorious American bank robber of the 1930's. It is the most finely crafted film of 2009.
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East Village, Manhattan, NY Restaurant Review: Mara's HomemadeIf you are looking for great Southern cuisine in New York City, try Mara's Homemade...
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East Village, Manhattan, NY, Restaurant Review Cooper 35 "Asian Pub"I admit - I am biased. A friend of mine worked at Cooper 35, otherwise known as "Asian Pub" and still moonlights there from time to time...
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Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, NY Restaurant Review: Cody's Ale House GrillJust past Atlantic Avenue on Court Street is the excellent Cody's Ale House and Grill, which serves American cuisine...
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Cobble Hills, Brooklyn, NY Restaurant Review: Downtown Bar and GrillIn Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, if you have got some money to blow, try Downtown Bar and Grill.
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Bobby Ray's B.O.B. Vs. Bobby Ray Mixtape: A ReviewB.o.B. vs. Bobby Ray is the latest mixtape helmed by the 20-year-old Atlanta artist, known alternately as B.o.B. and Bobby Ray...
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Brooklyn Heights, NY Restaurant Review: Heights CaféA few blocks away from the magnificent Brooklyn Promenade, is the moderately priced and relatively popular Heights Café...
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50 Cent's War Angel LP Mixtape: A ReviewOn June 16, 2009, 50 Cent released the War Angel LP mixtape, pronouncing it a return to form, and the impetus for a shift in hip-hop away from pop sensibilities and back to more hardcore fare.
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Manhattan, NY Restaurant Review: Live BaitIf you are looking to grab some decent food and drink in the Flatiron District, you can try Live Bait, a bar and restaurant that serves Cajun cuisine.
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Staten Island, NY Restaurant Review: Adobe BluesAdobe Blues, in New Brighton, Staten Island, is one of the best restaurants I have been to in a while...
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Brooklyn Heights, NY Restaurant Review: O Keefe's Bar and GrillO'Keefe's Bar & Grill is a great bar, and an average restaurant...
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Brooklyn Heights, NY Restaurant Review: Iron Chef HouseNear the Brooklyn Heights Cinema, you can find some great sushi and Japanese food at Iron Chef House.
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Watch the Annual Macy's Fourth of July Fireworks Celebration on the Promenade in Brooklyn HeightsThe best place to watch the annual Macy's Fireworks spectacular is the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.
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Brooklyn Heights, NY Restaurant Review: Eamonn'sIf you are looking for great food at a great bar, come to Eamonn's in Brooklyn...
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Brooklyn Heights, NY Restaurant Review: La TraviataIf you ask a Brooklyn Heights resident for a list of great Italian restaurants in the area, La Traviata will likely come up high on the list...
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Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, NY Restaurant Review: El Nuevo CibaoFor some of the best Cuban and Dominican food in downtown Brooklyn, try El Nuevo Cibao...
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Brooklyn Heights, NY Restaurant Review: Queen Italian RestaurantIf you are looking for the perfect place to celebrate an achievement, such as a promotion, graduation, or engagement, or to woo a flame, Queen Italian Restaurant is that place.
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Come to Brooklyn's First Annual BoCoCa Arts Festival, July 17 - July 26If you love art - visual, performance, or theater, and music, come and see some great artists and musicians at the BoCoCa Arts Festival in downtown Brooklyn, beginning July 17, with performances and exhibitions every day through July 26.
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Brooklyn Heights, NY Restaurant Review: Dallas BBQDallas BBQ is part of a chain, with locations in Chelsea, the East Village, the Upper Westside, the Upper Eastside, Washington Heights, Times Square, the Bronx, and of course Brooklyn Heights...
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Brooklyn Heights, NY Restaurant Review: Migita SushiAtop a single flight of stairs, you will find some of the best sushi in Brooklyn Heights at Migita Sushi.
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Brooklyn Heights Restaurant Review: Taino SoleilReplacing the well-attended but rather average Makayla Restaurant is Taino Soleil on 121 Livingston Street, next to Sea Asian Restaurant...
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Brooklyn Heights, NY Restaurant Review: Harry O'sNear the corner of the ASA Institute and obscured by a lot of scaffolding, lies Harry O's, a bar and restaurant that is a bit more of the former than the latter...
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The Game's Doctor's AdvocateIn 2006, fresh off of a year long beef with 50 Cent and G-Unit, The Game released his second album, Doctor's Advocate, on Interscope Records...
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Brooklyn Heights, NY Restaurant Review: Tenda AsianTucked away towards the end of Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights, NY, Tenda Asian is an Asian fusion restaurant whose cuisine borrows liberally from Malaysia, Japan, and Thailand...
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Brooklyn Heights, NY Restaurant Review: Sea Asian RestaurantBrooklyn Heights' Sea Asian Restaurant offers delicious Chinese, Japanese, and Thai food for affordable prices.
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Urban Legend: A Review of T.I.'s Third AlbumT.I. released his third album Urban Legend in 2004 after the breakout success of his sophomore set, Trap Muzik. Here's a review of Urban Legend.
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Seven Ways to Save Extra CashIf you are looking for ways to save extra money, here are a few good ideas, that if you practice them regularly, should help you save a relatively sizable amount of cash.
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King: A Review of T.I.'s Fourth AlbumKing, T.I.'s fourth record, follows on the heels of the platinum selling Urban Legend, with excellent production and clever lyrics. It also is broader in scope than previous efforts.
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Second Round's on Me: A Review of Obie Trice's Second AlbumAfter the platinum selling Cheers, Obie Trice returned in 2006 with his second Eminem-produced affair, Second Round's On Me. Here's a review.
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The Top Ten Fourth of July MoviesTo celebrate the fourth of July you might consider reflect on the meaning of the day by watching one of the following movies. All are, to greater or lesser extent, commentaries on American values and ideals.
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Securing Your Retirement Through Passive IncomeTo increase the probability of a secure retirement, one should diversify retirement savings strategies by building passive income streams, through a side business or other investment.
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Ghostwriting Your Own Graduate School Recommendation LettersIf you are applying to a graduate school program and are requesting letters of recommendation from current/former employers and/or professors, they may ask you to write them yourself. If this is the case, you have an excellent opportunity on your hands.
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Get Rich or Die Tryin: A Review of 50 Cent's First Official AlbumGet Rich or Die Tryin: A review of 50 Cent's first official album.
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Joe Budden Vs. Method ManBy now, it has been widely reported that Method Man and a slew of other Wu-Tang and non-WuTang rappers took offense to an interview in which Joe Budden claimed that he was capable of winning a battle with Method Man. Here's my two cents.
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What to Consider when Choosing a Part-Time MBA ProgramThere are a number of factors to consider when selecting between different part-time graduate MBA programs.
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Top Five New Jersey RappersNew Jersey has been an important component of East Coast hip-hop since its inception, its artists producing classic records and top-notch artists. Here are the top five rappers from New Jersey.
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The B.Coming: A Review of Beanie Siegel's Third AlbumFacing federal weapons charges, Philadelphia's own Beanie Siegel released his third album while in prison. Despite the quick production, it's his single strongest record.
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A Guide to GPSS/H Resources on the WebIf you're looking to learn about the simulation modeling language GPSS/H-either its history, or how to use it, there are, unfortunately, few helpful and concise resources on the Web. Here are the most helpful.
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Writing a Personal Statement for Graduate School AdmissionsIf you are applying to graduate school, you will have to write a personal statement. It's extremely important to write a compelling statement that allows an admissions committee to see you as a someone who would be an asset to their student body.
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Stay Cool This Summer with Low/No Carb DrinksIf you are looking to stay refreshed this summer and keep your trim figure - or at least not pack on any additional pounds, there are a number of tasty low carb and no carb drinks for you to choose from.
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The Top Ten Rap Artists from the MidwestWhile many hip-hop fans fixate on the generally more well-known artists from either the East or West Coast or the Dirty South, the Midwest has produced a considerable number of strong emcees. Here, in no particular order, are the best from the Midwest.
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Jay-Z's Blueprint 3: A PreviewWhat does Jay-Z, perhaps the best rapper alive, have in store for us with his upcoming album The Blueprint 3? -
The Documentary: A Review of Game's Debut AlbumThe bold debut from the West Coast's latest superstar, The Game, The Documentary is a winning combination of solid rhymes and beats.
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A Review of Street's Disciple, Nas' Seventh AlbumA review of Nas' seventh album, the double disc Street's Disciple.
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Best Investments to Make in Your TwentiesIf you are in your twenties and fresh out of undergraduate, there are a number of investments that you should make today that will pay off handsomely tomorrow.
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Foods You Should Avoid on a First DateHere are a number of foods that you should avoid ordering, specifically on a first date.
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Method Man and Redman's Blackout 2: A ReviewMethod Man and Redman are back again for the first time in ten years. They've released an album that matches the wit, lyrics, and passion for hip-hop of their first record.
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Back on My B.S.: A Review of Busta Rhymes' Eighth Studio AlbumIs Busta Rhymes' latest album a return to form or a dud?
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Trivial Media MattersThe line between what's news and what isn't is devaluing the journalistic enterprise.
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Last Minute Cramming TipsIf you're a stuck with a last minute project, or if you've just ignored a project until now, here are some tips to help you meet your deadline.
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The Last Kiss: A Review of Jadakiss' Third AlbumTo date, Jadakiss is one of the best emcees in the game. Is his third album, The Last Kiss, a classic?
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The Top Ten Tupac SongsIt's truly difficult to choose ten records as Tupac Shakur's best work. He's made so many hit, influential, and unforgettable records that no list will ever achieve a unanimous consensus. Here, in my opinion, however are Tupac's ten greatest records.
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An Introduction to Marketing Mix ModelingWhat is marketing mix modeling and how is it used in business?
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The Top Ten Songs by Notorious B.I.GPerhaps one of the top five emcees of all time, B.I.G. did in two albums what most rappers haven't: craft an enduring legacy that serves as an inspiration to generations of future emcees. Here are his top ten songs.
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Types of Pseudo Random Number GeneratorsA guide to common pseudo random number generators in use in experimentation and simulation modeling.
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Random Number Generators Vs. Pseudo Random Number GeneratorsHere are the main differences between random number generators and pseudo random number generators, and their ramifications for experimentation and simulation modeling.
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Random Number Generators and Simulation ModelingWhen building experimental and testing computer simulation models, it is essential to employ random number generators to approximate system variables.
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Creating a Direct Mail CampaignIf you are a small business owner looking to increase sales, a direct mail marketing campaign, as opposed to mass market advertising or public relations activities, is your best option.
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The Top Ten Jay-Z SongsOne of the best rappers alive, if not the best, Jay-Z's rap career has been remarkable for its consistency, quality, and impact. Here are the top ten songs by Jay-Z. -
The Top Ten 50 Cent SongsOne of the best-selling artists since 2003, 50 Cent has racked up hit record after hit record. Here are the top ten songs by the ubiquitous Queens rapper.
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The Top Ten Eminem SongsHate him or love him, Eminem is not only a household name but also an emcee par excellence. Always controversial, he's had a deep influence on hip-hop culture. Here are his top ten songs:
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The Top Ten Nas SongsUndoubtedly one of the best emcees of all time, Nas has released an abundance career over the course of his fifteen year plus career. Here, in no particular order, are the top ten Nas songs.
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Top Ten Southern Rappers of All TimeWhile hip-hop was born on the East Coast, some of the best and most popular rappers these days hail from the Southern states.
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The 2009 Art by the Ferry Festival, June 6, 7, 13 and 14If you are interested in art, whether music, visual arts, or performance art, there is a free arts festival in Staten Island. The 2009 ART BY THE FERRY Festival in Staten Island takes place June 6, 7, 13, and 14, from 11 am to 6 pm.
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Come to the 2009 BAM Rhythm & Blues Festival in Downtown Brooklyn, Jun. 4 - Aug. 6If you are looking for great, R&B performances this summer, check out the free 2009 BAM Rhythm & Blues Festival, Jun. 4 - Aug. 6, in downtown Brooklyn.
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Come to the 2nd Annual Westerleigh Folk Music and Art Festival in Staten Island, June 20If you are looking to enjoy free music from a variety of great local bands, come to the 2nd Annual Westerleigh Folk Music and Art Festival in Staten Island, New York on June 21.
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Top Ten Super Nintendo Games of All TimeHere's your guide to the top ten Super Nintendo games of all time.
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Top Ten West Coast Rappers of All TimeThe West Coast is often overlooked as far as producing hip-hop talent. But it's produced seminal talent such as N.W.A. and The Game. In no particular order, here are the best West Coast rappers ever.
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Heart Disease: The Leading Cause of Death Among American WomenHeart disease is the leading cause of death among American women. Here's a brief guide to risk factors and how you can prevent developing heart disease.
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Stroke Support Groups OnlineIf you or a loved one has recently suffered a stroke, its imperative that they remain fit, emotionally as well as physically. Online stroke support groups can go along way in terms of ensuring stroke survivors receive the support they need.
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Stroke Treatment and Recovery GuideIf you are a risk for suffering from a stroke or have a loved one who has recently suffered a stroke, here's a quick guide to stroke causes and effects, as well as stroke treatment and recovery.
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Fantasy Football for BeginnersIf you're a football fan looking for a great way to enhance your appreciation of the game, learn to play fantasy football and join a fantasy football league. Here's how.
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Obtaining a Car Loan: A Guide for First Time Car BuyersIf you're a considering buying a car for the first time, here's what you should know to get a car loan on favorable terms.
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The Top Ten Rap Artists of All TimeEvery hip-hop fan has their own list of the best rappers ever, and their own criteria for judging rap artists. Here are my top ten.
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Best Happy Hours in Brooklyn HeightsIf you are looking for some great happy hours in Brooklyn Heights, here are some really good and inexpensive choices.
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Top Ten Songs by the CarsHere are the top 10 songs by the Cars.
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Upcoming Hip-Hop Concerts in New York CityIf you're looking for great hip-hop in New York City, there are some great live concerts this summer throughout the five boroughs. Some of them are even free.
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Tips for Enrolling in Online CoursesHere's what you should know before enrolling in an online course, or an online degree program.
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A Review of Nas' God's SonA review of Nas' sixth studio album God's Son, released in 2002.
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A Review of Nas' I Am...A review of Nas' I Am..., the rapper's third album, released in 1999.
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A Review of Eminem's RelapseA review of Relapse, Eminem's first studio album in five years.
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The Top Ten Snoop Dogg SongsSince he emerged in 1992 on Dr. Dre's Deep Cover, Snoop Dogg has become an acclaimed rapper, actor, producer, as well as an American icon. Here are his top 10 songs.
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A Review of Jay-Z's American GangsterA review of Jay-Z's American Gangster.
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A Review of Jay-Z's Kingdom ComeA review of Jay-Z's "comeback" album Kingdom Come.
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A Review of Jay-Z's "The Black Album"A Review of Jay-Z's "The Black Album".
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National Safety Month GuideJune is National Safety Month, an awareness campaign about safety issues.
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How to Treat Dry FeetIf at some point you have developed dry feet, this article will show you how to deal with this often painful malady.
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Comic Book: An Overview of the Evolution of the American Comic BookA brief overview of the evolution of the American comic book.
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What Do You Mean by Organic?What exactly does it mean when a food label says organic? Increasingly, it may not mean what you think.
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Real Life Beat Writers, Poets as Characters in Jack Kerouac NovelsA guide to the Beat writers and poets appearing in the major novels of Jack Kerouac. -
How to Play Impossible, a Form of SolitaireGot some time on your hands? Play Impossible, a form of solitaire.
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Coffee Shops in the Metrotech Complex, BrooklynIf you live, work, or go to school near the MetroTech complex in Brooklyn, here are some of the coffee shops near you.
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Movie Theaters Near the Staten Island FerryIf you are a native Staten Islander who travels on the Staten Island ferry for business or pleasure, and you're looking to catch a movie, here are some of the theaters closest to you.
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A Review of the New York Times Paperback Bestseller Blink by Malcolm GladwellA review of Malcolm Gladwell's Blink.
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Series I Bonds Earning Now 0%: Are They Still a Good Buy?The fixed and inflation rates on Series I Savings Bonds were recently reset to 0.10% and 0% respectively. Are these bonds still a good buy?
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A Review of Jay-Z's Album The BlueprintA review of Jay-Z's album The Blueprint.
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A Review of Clipse's Hell Hath No FuryA Review of Clipse's Hell Hath No Fury.
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A Review of Nas' Fifth Album StillmaticA Review of Nas' fifth album Stillmatic.
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A Review of Jay-Z's "The Blueprint 2: The Gift and the Curse"A Review of Jay-Z's The Blueprint 2: The Gift and The Curse.
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David Lapham's Young Liars (DC Comics/Vertigo)The best comic you're not reading is DC/Vertigo's Young Liars by David Lapham.
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A Review of Jay-Z's The Dynasty: Roc La FamiliaA review of Jay-Z's fifth album The Dynasty: Roc La Familia.
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Henry Miller: A Brief BiographyA brief biography of the prolific author, essayist, and painter Henry Miller.
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Why Eminem Probably Won't Beat Rick Ross in a BattleRick Ross just called Eminem out. If Eminem responds, he probably won't win.
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Community Colleges in New York CityIf you are looking to attend a community college in New York City, here's a brief overview of your options.
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It was Written: A Review of Nas' Sophomore AlbumA review of Nas' sophomore album It Was Written, released in 1996.
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Gregory Corso: A Brief BiographyA brief biography of the Beat poet Gregory Corso. -
Aime Cesaire: A Brief BiographyA brief biography of the Martinican poet, playwright and politician, Aime Cesaire. -
A Review of Jay-Z's Vol. 3... Life and Times of S. CarterA review of Jay-Z's "Vol. 3... Life and Times of S. Carter." -
A Review of Jay-Z's Vol. 2 Hard Knock LifeA review of Jay-Z's third album, Vol. 2, Hard Knock Life. -
A Review of Jay-Z's In My Lifetime, Vol. 1A review of Jay-Z's sophomore album In My Lifetime, Vol. 1. -
How to Succeed in a Part-Time Professional Graduate ProgramWhat you need to know in order to excel in a part-time professional graduate program.
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My Top Ten Outkast SongsMy personal favorite Outkast songs.
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Celebrate Memorial Day This Year at the 90th Annual Staten Island Memorial Day ParadeHonor our war veterans this year at the 90th Annual Staten Island Memorial Day Parade.
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Reasons to (Still) Pursue an MBA in FinanceThree reasons to consider obtaining an MBA in finance, despite the current economic downturn.
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Don't Overlook Series I Savings BondsIf you are a low-income investor, saving for a financial goal, or just looking for a conservative place to park your cash, don't overlook Series I savings bonds.
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Good Will Hunting: A ReviewA review of the 1997 Academy Award winning film Good Will Hunting starring Matt Damon and Robin Williams.
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Medgar Evers College Hosts Free Conference on Aimé CésaireThe English Department of Medgar Evers College of The City University of New York will host a free one-day conference on the life and work of the famed Martinican poet, playwright, and politician Aime Cesaire.
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A Review of Jay-Z's Debut Reasonable DoubtA review of Jay-Z's first album Reasonable Doubt, first released in 1996.
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Obtaining a Master's Degree in Psychology OnlineThis article discusses how to pursue a master's degree in psychology online.