DivineCipher.com : Search There are now 657 messages in our guestbook. <<< 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 22 >>> Viewing messages 121 to 150. Your name (required) Your message (required) Where in the world? Your email address Your web page address Magilla Guerilla | url Attention ALL DC, MD, & VA artists: We are SUPER excited about the next installment of GUERILLA LOUNGE, an official afterparty of the HIP HOP THEATER FESTIVAL on FRIDAY, JULY 14TH, 2006! Check out who we have on the lineup: HERON GIBRAN - (Black Lincolns co-founder, MC, producer) - He'll REALLY be there this time...HA! UNINTERRUPTED BAND - Local Favorites, & critically acclaimed funk/soul band THE FUTURE OF BLACK WOMEN - A multimedia experience addressing the myth & magic of Black Women...It's easier to see for yourself than for me to explain... Can't forget THE ELs holding the house down of course.... Hosted by ASHERU ***We will also be launching our new website, www.edlyrics.com, home of our new curriculum project, H.E.L.P., or Hip Hop as an Educational Literacy Program!*** Doors Open @ 8pm Cost: $5 before 9PM, $10 after Especially to all my B'more & other folks up I-95 North, we'd love to have you...Come on thru! WE HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL THERE!!! 11 July 2006 - DC baby! kiz Subject: Nursing Program (Pass this along... If you know of anyone between 18-28 years of age, interested in the nursing field, the University of the District of Columbia (UDC) is offering FREE tuition, FREE books, a $250 monthly stipend and guaranteed job placement. After the 3 year program, you would become a nurse at Providence Hospital with a starting salary of $40,000. The program is recruiting new students now!!! Please contact Ms. Beshon Smith (202)266-5481 or email Bsmith@urbanalliance.org 11 July 2006 Zach Cutler | @ | url Yeah...they are at huemanprophets dot com. Just don't forget the "e" in hueman. Peace 3 July 2006 - DC Theresa | @ Is there a website for Human Prophets?? 2 July 2006 - Maryland, USA Olu Butterfly | url Glad to see people still keeping it gully round here. I have been slightly estranged from the computer but I wanted to invite y'all out-u know reconnect some D.C. and Baltimore vibes- to ORGANIC SOUL TUESDAYS, especially the next 2 weeks where we will be celebrating our 5th Birthday: July 4th-Alternative Independence Day: What the Hell Organic where we do the unordinary: rappers sing, poets dance & the caterer may do a monologue. It is not about making a fool of yourself-it is about freeing up (although the last time we did it, it was truly hilarious). Don't get stuck in a rut, come on out. Featuring LOVE, Archie the Messenger, Joel Mills & James Collins of Fertile Ground & more. FREE before 8:30 p.m. No excuses cuz u have the day off too. Club 218 218 W. Saratoga St., Baltimore 7:30p-11p $5 30 June 2006 - Baltimore, Africa peace justice mikuak - when I was in El Salvador i visited ruins and saw the dc flag (in its mayan orginal version) carved in ancient stone. Cosmic indeed. peace justice - djeurok http://www-history.mcs.st-andrews.ac.uk/Diagrams/Maya_num.gif 29 June 2006 Mikuak Rai (Matthew Payne) | @ | url One Love SoulFolk...It´s been a while since I´ve kinnected with the peoples & the presence of DC. I am on my way back now from Mexico & Hawai'i. I´ve been doing some necessary travelling, souljourning, and researching. There is much to share, with those willing to receive, about our collective (un)conscious and interdependent destiny as it relates to the Olmec/Mayan/Dogon Natural Time science & prophecies. The DC flag itself is comprised of the Mayan notation for the number 13. All signs point to this being the Time of Restoration --- rebalancing the feminine & masculine energies --- as within, so without. Lookin´ 4ward to sharing once again with all y'all. We are the Ones We´ve Been Waiting 4. Love is All There Is, M-13 aka White Solar Worldbridger 29 June 2006 - Palenque, Mexico kiz I "THINK "THEM" PEOPLES LIKE COURT HOUSES. "...wow...stab stab....that's like getting stapled in the eye... 29 June 2006 Afrika Midnight Asha Abney | @ For Immediate Release Ellington’s on Eighth Presents Closing Reception for Visions: An Art Exhibit by Afrika Midnight Asha Abney Ellington’s on Eighth presents closing reception for Visions, (a small mini art exhibition by Afrika Midnight Asha Abney and is curated by Prelli Williams. The closing reception is held on July 5, 2006 at Ellington's on Eighth, 424A 8th St SE in Washington,DC from 5-6pm. Immediately following there will be an artist talk by Afrika Midnight Asha Abney and poetry readings by Jennifer Ashburn and Christopher L.Fields from 6-7pm. Afrika Midnight Asha Abney is an abstract expressionist, workshop facilitator, traditional West African dancer, poet, and consultant. Jennifer Ashburn is an educator, writer, poet, and Associate Pastor. She is a member of the Black Women's Playwright Group and has had her poetry Published in "Evoking The Muse." Jennifer is also founder of Creative Writing Workshops and Conferences, LLC. CwwC conducts writing workshops for school systems and service organizations across the country. Christopher L. Fields is a poet and author of They Sing Me. Prelli Williams is an artist and curator. For more information email to Afrika Midnight Asha Abney at Aashawarrior@aol.com or by phone at 202-455-3773. 29 June 2006 - Washington,DC but they stole the name elements elements used to be at state of the union. they caught an L for that alone. LOL. 28 June 2006 C Love | @ | url Sorry to hit you in the head with this, but I am on a mission to let as many people know as I possibly can!!!! IF PEOPLE CONTINUE TO SUPPORT STYLE WARZ AND ITS HOST/PROMOTER/DJ (P-FUNK) you are totally disrespecing those of us that are really involved in the Hip Hop MOVEMENT!!!! HE IS NOT WORTHY OF ANYTHING...LET ALONE YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY. * HE OWES ME MONEY (& NOT A SMALL AMOUNT) AND WON'T PAY ME WHAT I CAN PROVE I AM OWED! PLEASE BELIEVE ...HE WILL DO THE SAME THING TO YOU IF YOU LET HIM. I CHOSE TO WALK AWAY FROM STYLE WARZ BECAUSE I DIDN'T WANT TO DISRUPT THE PROGRESS THE SCENE HAD BEEN MAKING. IF I WOULD HAVE GIVEN HIM WHAT HIS HAND CALLED FOR....WHO KNOWS WHAT COULD HAVE HAPPENED. HE AND HIS PARTNER ALREADY ACCUSED AND WERE READY TO SEND ONE INNOCENT PERSON TO PRISON. I ALWAYS KNEW I'D MOVE ON....& WITH A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF WORK...THE UPDATED STYLE WARZ COULD HAVE GONE ON TO BECOME A BALTIMORE INSTITUTION....BUT NOW..... * IT HAS TO COME TO AN END..... * I TOOK THIS BIG ASS L LIKE A WOMAN....I WAS NOT ENTITLED TO ANY DIGNITY IN LEAVING AND NOW THIS.......ITS TIME FOR ME TO FIGHT BACK!!!! * I GAVE THIS MAN 2 MONTHS TO G-OFF (ON SOMETHING I BUILT).....& NOW HE IS GOING TO MAKE ME HAVE TO TAKE HIM TO COURT....WHAT IS IT????....I THINK "THEM" PEOPLES LIKE COURT HOUSES. * NONE OF THIS IS SLANDEROUS BECAUSE ITS ALL TRUE!!!! &....... I AM PREPARED TO PROVE IT. HE IS NOT A BUSINESS MAN.....IF YOU KEEP ON GIVING HIM YOUR MONEY YOU STAND FOR NOTHING. HIS KIND DON'T LAST SO.....THINK ABOUT WHO YOU ALIGN YOUR SELVES WITH. THERE WILL BE 3 NEW HIP HOP EVENTS STARTING SOON.....ONE IN JULY AND TWO IN AUGUST!!! THERE WILL BE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE AT ALL SKILL LEVELS. PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE! IT TAKES TIME TO GET THINGS CRACKIN...BUT I AM BACK...VERSION 2.0! BIG UPS TO MY PEOPLES THAT RECOGNIZE WHAT'S REAL!!! * Don't end up saying, "she told me so" please refer to my blog www.itsbaltimorebaby.com for a photo check my background and check his...this isn't HATE..THIS IS A WARNING!!! check me out on MYSPACE @ www.myspace.com/clove 28 June 2006 - Baltimore, Baby! Shirley Payne | @ FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Shirley Payne at 202.232.0780 ESTHER PRODUCTIONS, INC. SPONSORS FREE SCREENWRITING AND POETRY WORKSHOPS FOR DISTRICT YOUTH Youths ages 11 through 15 who live in underserved communities in Wards 1, 2 and 8 are being treated to eight weeks of free courses in screenwriting and poetry. The workshops are being held at the Emergence Community Arts Collective on Euclid Street NW and Johenning Baptist Church Community Center on Ninth Street SE. Registration is required but plenty of space is still available. Award-winning writers Nigel Parkinson, Jr. and Bomani Armah lead the workshops. Each has received wide recognition for his artistic accomplishments, and both live in the District of Columbia. In addition to learning how to write a screenplay using their own personal experiences, participants in the workshop will see at least one of their works produced for television. Participants in the poetry classes will have their writings published this fall in a chapbook and will be provided the opportunity to perform their works in several venues throughout the District. Several professional fiction writers and poets also will give community readings throughout the eight weeks as part of the program. The workshops are sponsored by Esther Productions, Inc., a two-year old nonprofit organization based in Washington, D.C. and dedicated to serving the social, cultural, and economic needs of underserved or at-risk communities. Esther Productions, Inc. offers a variety of programs including management-training seminars for individuals and emerging companies and The National Daughter-Daddy Reunion Tour. Esther Productions, Inc.'s Summer Literary Series 2006 is funded through generous grants and contributions from the D.C. Sports and Entertainment Commission, the Greater Shaw Community Development Corporation, and Kojo Nnamdi of WAMU-FM radio. For more information or to register, call Esther Productions, Inc. at 202.232.0780. 28 June 2006 - Washington, DC ceephee | @ | url Only BET would say there's a tie at an awards show. and the wack sound was worse than the black cat. 27 June 2006 - dg C Love | @ | url Wednesday 7/26/06 @ SONAR ITS BALTIMORE BABY! LIVE Monthly Musical Showcase Kickoff and Mixx CD Release Event Music and Mixx CD by Baltimore's Mixtape King....Wildchild DNA Club Room: Hosted by C Love & Ebony Featuring Performances by Brown F.I.S.H. with B. Fly Ogun Real 2 Real Skarr Akbar Che Ray Lounge: Come chill in a relaxed environment. DJs, pool tables, top shelf car, art, etc. Discounted Adv. tickets on sale NOW!!! This event should not be missed! If you are interested in performing at future shows...please contact me. I am open to all musical genre and/or unique talents. For more info....please visit: www.itsbaltimorebaby.com www.myspace.com/clove 27 June 2006 - Baltimore, Baby! kokayi | @ kiz..hit me at the emurl. kok. 27 June 2006 - districk O. Abiola Akintola | @ MoneyGram is offering financial sponsorship for events targeting the African and Latin-American communities in the Washington, DC/ Baltimore, MD Area. To submit event proposals or for more information, please contact Zeke Zanders at 202.420.9488 or zekezanders@hotmail.com 22 June 2006 - PG, MD qsulyl@yahoo.com | @ Tolle Seite! Hat mir sehr gefallen. Weiter so! 22 June 2006 - qsulyl@yahoo.com Mia | @ | url Great site keep up the good work I'm glad this site exist!! keep in touch!!!! Bye, MIA FashionFreakers.com for the hottest custom urban apparel 22 June 2006 - Canada spirit i think the gnarls barkley album is awesome, for what that's worth. i'm really happy for cee-lo. he and dangermouse put together a great project. dangermouse apparently came up with the song concepts and cee-lo wrote lyrics to fit mouse's themes. sounds like an awesome way to work and the results are golden. 21 June 2006 Tif | url Yo, I can't wait for the next season of the Wire and it has been a pleasure being in the city that breeds it. Local talent on the screen and soundtrack, my lil brother getting a speaking part and me chilling with different members of the cast on several occasions. Idris(Stringer) a bunch of times (he like Nas better than Jay-Z-- don't argue with him his English accent comes out), Haas (We-Bay-- Henny drinker), Bubs who don't look like a dope fiend in real life, J.D. (Bodie) cool cat from Newark, Dominic-- not the star, McNulty but the other Dominic, the idiot white cop who happens to be a thuggish white republican from the Bronx (don't argue politics with him), Corey, don't remember his character name but he cool as hell and on my last birthday non other than Mike (the infamous Omar) was in the house and I was non-hesitant to give him a pound and hug and pose for a photo-- no-homo. Great cast great show. Ummm maybe I'm a lil biased. 20 June 2006 Pic! OK I'LL TAKE THE LATE PASS - but DP mentioned it on Saturday & then I happened to catch my man Psalm getting capped on THE WIRE just last nite - y'all shoulda seen me & Tami screamin' at the TV! Yeah, I took that shit way too personal too, DP... 19 June 2006 kiz peep what nytimes had to say about gnarles barkley...apparently it's a one man group with cee-lo being an 'extra' that conveys all of dangermouses thought.s http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/18/magazine/18barkley.html 19 June 2006 kiz maori got talent! 18 June 2006 Davis | @ | url Very good site, greate content !! 18 June 2006 - Los Angeles Mr. Anku | url Can A Sista A Rock A Mic? last night was FIRE. Be there tonight at RNB Coffee to see Alison carney, Ebony Jackson, Watts 1965 and so much more. 17 June 2006 - largo, md Shortcut plug plug plug away lol dont give em too much... let suprises be suprises yeah congrats cousin that OCD hair flinging is hilarious thanks and see yall sunday at the finale @ ESL love 16 June 2006 K.Anku Afi congrats on the washington post express joint, dub congrats on the video... it's hot. Maori did a good job... See you, afi, julie, nimat and DJ Nicolay. Heard Little Brother might be stopping through. All artists out there you can get a music video. it's not hard. Soul Warrior Films is here for you or my maori who did this hot Dub E joint. 16 June 2006 fred | url watch this now!!! http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5611306131029601631 16 June 2006 - divinecipher Kimani | @ Spirit, it's cool. I'm glad there was a choice to see different stuff that night and trust me the sistas and brothers brought it. We had plenty of folks in the spot checking the sistas rocking and Tanya Morgan. Just remember the names Tanya Morgan, Emoni Fela, Naima J, Stacy Epps, Emperess and the cut the check band as Head-Roc calls them. You can pick up any paper in the city and read how the sistas set FIRE too and Tanya Morgan is the next Tribe. Check tonight show out at The Red and Black, R & B Coffee on Saturday and Sunday, Nimat, Afi, Julie Dexter and Nicolay with many suprise guest coming through all night at the ESL. and hosted by Dub E. What a way to close out the festival. Check the website for the photos from Tuesday night. 15 June 2006 - Largo spirit the crux of the debate was limited to celluloid, at least on my side (and there can't be a crux of any debate unless the folks debating are revolving their argument around the same crux). you can argue with someone else about whether malcolm was positive, i was talking about the film CLEARLY. As for the use of 'house negro' and whether it should be used, THAT does merit serious discussion, but it's an issue that's far broader than Malcolm and to limit discussion of the term to criticism of a man who was killed forty years ago for his efforts at seeking black liberation doesn't seem particularly productive to me (what a long sentence THAT was). To Kimani: Sorry I missed Tanya Morgan. I rolled to see Slum, Ash, W, Bilal S, and the crew. 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