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The Golden Age of Hip Hop in Black and White

The Golden Age of Hip Hop in Black and White by Skip Pulley In today's vernacular, it's generally referred to as "old school" Hip Hop. But at the time, it was a thriving scene based on heavy drum machine beat patterns and notebooks full of bragging rights in the form of battle rhymes and party lyrics. This style would eventually be referred to by hip hop heads as "boom-bap". It was - and is - king of the hip hop jungle and has yet to be dethroned. Here are a few founders and representatives of the form of artistic expression commonly known as "Rap" music. DJ Kool Herc Clive Campbell, better known by his stage name DJ Kool Herc, is a Jamaican DJ who is credited for originating hip hop music in the Bronx, New York City, in the 1970s through his "Back to School Jam", hosted on August 11, 1973 . Clive came to U.S. as an Jamaican immigrant and is one of the earlier and first influences of the early Hip-Hop scene. Kool Herc inspired Grandmas

the Soundboy Show - Self Opinion Debate/Kids are harsh

the Soundboy Show, Series 7, Episode 3 Featuring Skip Pulley With special guest Khianna Palmer. Live at the QC sneaker expo and 3 on 3 basketball tournament 2017 Subscribe to Skip Pulley Podcast Discussions

Make your own Cat5e-Cat6 Cables for Home Server or Surround

Terminating Cat5e-Cat6 cable using EZ-Connectors This is an introductory video for beginners in terminating copper network cables (Ethernet). The wire (or pin) sequence for a patch (or straight through) connection is as follows: white/orange orange white/green blue white/blue green white/brown brown **I did skip one part in that you should pull as much of the yellow wax coating into the connector as possible, while still exposing the pins (or copper wires) to the copper terminators inside the connector. This will save you from re-terminating the cable if it gets pulled or tripped over. The plastic connector should crimp more of the protective wax coating. I left a bit too much of the wires exposed inside the connector, but for beginners purposes, it's not such a big deal.** Patch cables connect end user devices with network devices Crossover cables connect two network devices Rollover (or reverse) cables connect network or end user devices with the console port on a network devi

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