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Hip-hop DJs and mix show radio hosts, The Wondertwinz, talk about how much they love Chuck D., and why! Author: livinglegend Keywords: Chuck Public Enemy Living Legends hip-hop rap WonderTwinz Added: July 22, 2008

Oakland emcee Too Short talks about what Snoop Dogg means to west coast hip-hop. Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Too Short Snoop Dogg hip-hip west coast rap Added: July 22, 2008

The Terror Squad, a hip-hop crew from The Bronx, talks about Snoop Dogg's "all school" importance in the world. Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Snoop Dogg Terror Squad hip-hop west coast rap Added: July 22, 2008

Emcee Stic.man from Dead Prez talks about the first time he heard Chuck D. and Public Enemy. Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends hip-hop Chuck D. Public Enemy rap deadprez dead prez stic.man Added: July 22, 2008

Scherazade King, executive director of Project Think Different, shares the positive results that arise from Chuck D's musical legacy. Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends hip-hop Chuck D. Public Enemy Project Think Different rap Added: July 22, 2008

Writer and activist Samira tells the story of when she met Chuck D. and discussed the role of women in hip-hop. Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Chuck D. Public Enemy Samira hip-hop rap Added: July 22, 2008

Minneapolis emcee Toki Wright asks Chuck D. a question -- when are you going to run for office? Got one of your own? Upload it to http://www.youtube.com/livinglegend Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Snoop Dogg Chuck Toki Wright hip-hop rap Added: July 22, 2008

Taje of Hieroglyphics Crew asks Chuck what he regrets about his career. Got a question for Chuck and Snoop? Upload it to http://www.youtube.com/livinglegend Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Taje Chuck D. Public Enemy Hieroglyphics Crew hip-hop rap Added: July 22, 2008

Rosa Clemente, journalist and hip-hop activist, asks Chuck D a question. Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Chuck D. Public Enemy hip-hop rap Rosa Clemente Added: July 22, 2008

Female emcee Maria Isa from Minneapolis, MN asks Chuck D her question. Got one of your own? Upload it for Chuck and Snoop to watch at http://www.youtube.com/livinglegend Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Maria Isa Chuck D. Public Enemy Sotarico hip-hop rap Added: July 22, 2008

Jared Ball from FreeMix Radio asks a question. Have a question for Chuck and/or Snoop? Upload it to http://www.youtube.com/livinglegend Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Jared Ball FreeMix Radio Chuck D. Public Enemy hip-hop rap Added: July 22, 2008

Detroit emcee Invincible from the A No Mo Lies crew, has a question for Chuck D. Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Invincible No Mo Lies Chuck D. Public Enemy hip-hop rap Added: July 22, 2008

Heather Sanchez, hip-hop MC Las Vegas, asks Snoop her question. Have a question for Chuck and/or Snoop? Upload it to http://www.youtube.com/livinglegend Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Heather Sanchez Chuck D. Public Enemy Snoop Dogg hip-hop rap Added: July 22, 2008

Hip Hop organizer & performer Desdamona, asks Chuck where he wants hip-hop to go in the next five years. Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Chuck D. Public Enemy Desdamona hip-hop rap Added: July 22, 2008

Cheo Thiamba, ForwardEver Media (working on the "2025" national campaign for black men & boys) throws down a question to Chuck and Snoop. Have a question for Chuck and/or Snoop? Upload it to http://www.youtube.com/livinglegend Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Cheo Thiamba Chuck D. Public Enemy Snoop Dogg hip-hop rap Added: July 22, 2008

Biko Baker, from The League of Young Voters and writer for The Source, throws down his question for Chuck. Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Biko Baker Chuck D. Public Enemy The League of Young Voters hip-hop rap Added: July 22, 2008

Vegas emcee Heather Sanchez talks about the first time she heard Snoop Dogg. Inspired? Add your own testimonial to this video! Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Snoop Dogg Chuck D. Public Enemy Heather Sanchez hip-hop rap Added: July 22, 2008

The founder of AllHipHop.com, Grouchy Greg, talks about what Snoop Dogg means to hip-hop. Author: livinglegend Keywords: Living Legends Snoop Dogg Public Enemy Chuck D. hip-hop rap Added: July 22, 2008

Tales of Lighthouses

Download the audio Read by Natasha. Duration 12.22 More than 800 years ago, a coach and horses was passing through Sherwood Forrest. The passengers inside the carriage were a rich and important family, and they were guarded by four soldiers riding on horseback, two out in front, and two behind. Even so, when they came to the part of the forrest known as Greenwood, the father became nervous, because he knew that it was thick with thieves and bandits. His wife noticed that his finger was tapping on his knee, and she put her hand on top of his to calm his nerves. His beautiful daughter, whose name was Marian, closed her eyes and managed to fall asleep to the rocking of the carriage. If the bandits attack, thought the father, I will give up my gold. But I only pray that they do not touch a hair on the head of my dear Marian ! And then what he feared, happened. At first, the family did not even realise that they were being attacked. The robbers jumped down from the trees above, and pulled the soldiers off their horses and onto the ground. It was all so skillfully planned that the guards were over-powered in less than a minute. The coach driver tried to whip up the horses to make them fly forward - and that alerted the family - but it was useless for a tree lay across the road and he had to pull them up sharp with a jolt. They were caught in a trap. The father expected to hear the age old cry of highwaymen Stand and Deliver - which meant that they were to get out of the carriage and hand over their valuables. But instead, there was a polite tap on the door of the carriage, and a voice said; Dear Sir, be so kind as to step outside. Ah, they mock me, he said to his wife. . As his foot set down on the road, he noticed that his knee was wobbling. He found himself facing a young man dressed in green. Behind him stood six men, dressed in the same colour, and armed with swords and long bows. Here, said the father, Take this purse of gold, Only, I beg you, do not touch my wife or daughter. I swear by St. Mary and all that is sacred that they have no jewels or valuables about their persons. In fact, this was not true. His wife was at that moment busy stuffing her jewels down the front of her dress. Good Gracious! said the leader of the bandits. What do you take me for? I would do no harm to a lady ! At that moment, Maid Marian jumped down out of the carriage. What are you doing? cried the father. Get back dear. This instant. But Maid Marian was a high spirited young lady with a fiery temper. She went up to the bandit leader and slapped him around the face. Take that you coward, she said. Give me a sword and I ll show you a fight. The father was horrified, for he had no idea that his daughter practiced fencing with her brothers, and was more skilled with a sword than any of them. She was no mean shot with a long bow and arrow too - but he had no inkling of that either. The robber touched the side of his face where she had swiped him. I would that it were a kiss, he said, But your hand stings sweetly all the same. Now my beautiful amazon, spare your temper. In return for the gold your father has just given me - and for which I am truly grateful - my men shall ride behind your carriage to the edge of the forest and ensure that no criminals attack you - for I m sorry to say that this forrest is full of the worst sort of people. Maid Marian slapped him again round the face, and then got back into the carriage with hot tears in her eyes. But the bandits were true to their word, and gave the family their protection to the edge of the forrest. Before they parted, the leader of the robbers once more tapped on the door of the carriage. He wished his victims safe journey to their home. And my lady, he said to Maid Marian, I so desire to have the pleasure of setting eyes on you once again. Pray, do tell me your name. At first she did not want to reply, but then she said softly, Marian. And the robber said, Well dear Marian. This evening in Greenwood you have won the heart of Robin Hood, and with that he jumped on his horse and sped away. The cheek of it! said the mother. But the father was almost relieved, for often bandits did far more harm to travelers than they had received. Two months went past, and Marian s father and mother decided that it was time for her to wed. They began talks with a rich lord whose eldest son was good looking, but extremely arrogant. When they told Marian that she must marry him, she was furious: Do I not have any say in the matter? she said. My dear, said her father, You are young and do not know what is best for you. But Marian s character was not the sort that could be forced to do anything unless she wanted it herself. And so she resolved to run away. She knew that many of the local boys from poor families had gone to Sherwood Forrest and become outlaws. Some were robbers, but others lived by hunting the king s deer, which was against the law. She cut her own hair, dressed herself as a paige boy, armed herself with sword and a long bow, and rode off on the fastest horse in her father s stable. Nobody knew better than her that it was dangerous to ride through the forest, especially alone, but she did not care because she was so angry at thought of marrying a man she did not love, or even like. If I meet robbers, I shall fight them, she said to herself, And if they kill me, my life will be little loss to me, for I am so unhappy in my heart. She rode deep into the woods Eventually, she found a clearing in which there stood an old log-cabbin. It was half fallen down, but she thought that she would mend it and live there. She would survive by hunting and fishing. As she was hungry, she sat down to eat the bread and cheese that she had bought with her. While she was doing this, she heard footsteps, and she jumped to her feet, her sword in hand. A man appeared, dressed in green, and she recognised him right away as Robin Hood who had attacked her family. Hold back, she called out, pointing her sword at him, for if you try to rob me it will cost you your life. Robin was interested to find this spirited lad with no sign of any bristle on his chin. Young boy, he said, Put down your sword, for I mean you know harm. I am just an innocent forester, and I came here to mend my cabin. No you re not, said Marian, You re Robin Hood, the notorious outlaw. Take one step closer, and I ll run you through. For in truth, what made Marian so angry was that he had not recognised her. So much for his sweet words about winning his heart, she said to himself. It was all meaningless hot air. I ll show him. Seeing the sword painting dangerously towards him, Robin drew his own sword, meaning to use it to push Marian s aside, but she saw what was happening and thrust forward. He only just managed to deflect her sword from cutting his ear. And then they fought. They clashed, They thrust, they parried, they twirled. Marian drew blood from Robin s cheek, and that enflamed his anger. Then he fought back with all his strength, but she was nibble footed and skilled; even so, she took a cut above her eye. Now she was blinded by her own blood, and she was cutting wildly about her with her sword. Robin managed to get behind her and wrestle her to the ground. Gently, gently, he was saying. Calm yourself now. Time to stop fighting and be friends. I could use a boy like you in my band of followers. He allowed Marian to turn round and now he was looking into her face. You faithless man, she said, You do not know me, But he did, And he kissed her on the lips. And that s the story of how Maid Marian came to join Robin Hood and his men in Sherwood Forrest. Copyright Version - Storynory

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MCN Editor Marc potter got to ride with the racing legends at the Goodwood Festival of Speed last weekend and you can see the highlights of the event and catch a glimpse of the man himself riding the hill-climb in the video below. While the likes of Mick Doohan and Terry Rymer lined up on some stunningly preserved ex-factory race bikes, Potski was riding a BMW R51SS TT-racer from 1939 that hadn't been ridden in 40-years. At least it was the loudest bike in the paddock. Ranked 3.12 / 5 | 885 views | No comments Click here to watch the item Submitted By: motorcyclenewsdotcom Tags: news mcn motorbike motorcycle goodwood good wood legends racing hill ducati desmo desmosedici rr

Author: motorcyclenews Added: Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:39:40 -0800 Duration: 88MCN Editor Marc potter got to ride with the racing legends at the Goodwood Festival of Speed last weekend and you can see the highlights of the event and catch a glimpse of the man himself riding the hill-climb in the video below. While the likes of Mick Doohan and Terry Rymer lined up on some stunningly preserved ex-factory race bikes, Potski was riding a BMW R51SS TT-racer from 1939 that hadn't been ridden in 40-years. At least it was the loudest bike in the paddock.

MCN Editor Marc potter got to ride with the racing legends at the Goodwood Festival of Speed last weekend and you can see the highlights of the event and catch a glimpse of the man himself riding the hill-climb in the video below. While the likes of Mick Doohan and Terry Rymer lined up on some stunningly preserved ex-factory race bikes, Potski was riding a BMW R51SS TT-racer from 1939 that hadn't been ridden in 40-years. At least it was the loudest bike in the paddock.

This is the second of two parts of my 5-star run on everyone's favorite downloaded boss battle song. Yes, this was the same run-through as number one--check the score, check the note streak, check the animation of the little deranged rabbit in the pause menu. I tell no lies. This was played with Hyperspeed 2 on an Xbox 360. The difficulty, as the title may tell you, was expert. I did absolutely NO tapping in this video--everything you see here is one-handed. The end score here was the highest I've ever gotten, and IS 5 star score. Yes, I do have a life. No, I do not spend every waking hour playing Guitar Hero--a couple of hours a week during school, an hour or two a day during the summer. Author: Corpseexploder Keywords: Legends of Rock Expert Devil Went Down to Georgia Guitar Hero III 5-star Added: July 15, 2008