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    American Dreamer DJ

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    American Dreamer – DB 1 PASSAGES FROM ARTICLES & ESSAYS: Choose 3-5 passages from the reading assignment and write them below. YOUR RESPONSE TO THE PASSAGES – Write your thoughts about the passage or why you found it interesting including questions‚ comments‚ reflections‚ ideas. Pg.50‚ I am a naturalized U.S citizen‚ which means that‚ unlike native-born citizens‚ I had to prove to the U.S government that I merited citizenship. Which I didn’t have to was that I desired “America‚” which to me is the

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    David Jones Limited (Djs)

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    1. Company Overview David Jones Limited (DJS) is a leading high-class retailer with stores all across Australia. The company operates 35 department stores and 2 warehouse outlets. Mr Zahra is the current CEO of the company. MD Peter Wilkinson‚ an ex CEO had repositioned DJS as an upmarket brand‚ targeting wealthy shoppers. In 2008‚ the company launched a general purpose credit card with Amex‚ which runs parallel to the existing store card. DJS placed at the top end of the market‚ targets a core

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    A MOTHER’S LOVE once on a rainy night Shambhu Chitrakar‚ a famous story writer‚ was writing a story to be published by next week. He had begun to write the story‚ when suddenly he heard a knock on the door "Who is at the door?" he asked‚ but there was no response. "Must be my dream"‚ he said to himself ’knock knock’; he heard the knock on the door again. This time‚ without even asking who it was‚ he went and opened the door. At the door‚ he saw a lady dressed in white from top to bottom‚ her whole

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    Hip-Hop is more than meets the eye. It’s more than a genre of music. It is a lifestyle & culture that helped pave way for generations of youth to express themselves. Hip-Hop originated back in the 1970’s in the Bronx‚ New York. It has spread worldwide which was unimaginable almost 50 years ago. It has gone through many shifts throughout those years‚ but one thing that has remained constant & somewhat forgotten are the four elements of Hip-Hop(five to some) which are: Graffiti‚ emceeing‚ djing & b-boying

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    Although DJ Earworm is using copyrighted material that is illegal to use in the opinion of most people‚ DJ Earworm deserves to be credited for his work regardless of copyright and should not be sued for his creation of art. To begin with‚ DJ Earworm has the same right as anyone to use these pieces of music even though they are under copyright. As he mentions in the article‚ DJ Earworm believes that he follows the “U.S. Principle of Fair Use”(Morse) ; therefor‚ allowing him to not be attacked

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    EDM‚ has recently become a powerful industry in mainstream-entertainment. EDM features DJs playing prerecorded mixes‚ and famous DJs like Tiesto and Skrillex are paid millions of dollars each year for performances. Despite this popularity‚ many musicians refuse to affiliate their careers with DJs‚ arguing DJing requires no musical talent. Ed Montano‚ a musical history professor at Macquarie University‚ believes DJs are unfairly exploiting the music industry for money and self-proclaimed fame via technologically

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    down. It is described so much as an art form because of the many forms of creativity it can be expressed through. The elements it presents are DJ and emceeing. The culture then expanded to include street dance and graffiti art. Block parties became popular in New York City‚ particularly among the Black youth residing in the Bronx. Clive Campbell also known as DJ

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    I Have A Dream Dj

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    Mya. Holliday 7th hour Ms. Cline Dialectical Journal “I Have A Dream” 1) Cite the lines that state King’s purpose. What other seminal U.S. documents does King cite in his speech? The other U.S. Document that cites the Kings purpose is “The greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation.” The other U.S. documents are the Emantion Proclamation the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. 2) Reread lines 17-31 and notice the extended metaphor King uses. What is the meaning

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    Hip Hop Subculture

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    Since the simple rap parties in the late 1970’s by hip-hop’s first DJDJ Kool Herc. The outbreak of hip hop has taken today’s generation by a storm. Rap music began among the youth of South Bronx‚ New York in the mid 1970’s‚ key individuals such as DJ Kool Herc and Grandmaster Flash were main editions to the birth of hip hop. Performances at night clubs and promotion of the rap music made rap quickly gain popularity through the end of the 1970’s. Later being picked up and altered by today’s MC’s

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    Dan Jackson March 10‚ 2010 Research Paper Mrs. Paventi Rap Music and its effects on inner city life Rap Music was created in the early 1970s in the Bronx‚ New York. “DJ Kool Herc originally created this style of music” (Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia). It was created as a way for people living in poverty in the inner cities to be heard. People outside of the cities didn’t take it very seriously until rappers such as Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G. used well-written rhymes and nice

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