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Archive for September 6th, 2009


Dallas Adult Entertainment: Simple answers to the US education crisis don’t exist

Lesson No. 3: Adding insult to incompetence, too many teachers pass the buck and insist that some of their students don’t do as well as others because they come from a culture that doesn’t value education and from parents with misplaced priorities.
After a recent column in which I knocked teachers for resisting accountability, a reader in Indiana wrote: “Even the very best teacher cannot make up for bad parenting. Too many minority schools are full of students of single parent homes … the children are just a source of welfare income … the culture in many minority communities other than some Mexican and Asian communities is to devalue education. A community that values thugs, pimps, hos, gangsta rap, drug dealers, gangs, etc. produces children alienated from school and any authority. And the mass media glorifies these things while giving short shift (sic) to education other than to do your type of obnoxious whining about it is all the teachers’ fault.”

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Dallas Adult Entertainment: Yeah, Buddy: Dorrough’s "Ice Cream Paint Job" Turns Into A …

Back in July, we hipped you to what turned out to be just of the tip of the iceberg when it comes to remixes of “Ice Cream Paint Job”: A re-do of the track featuring verses from the likes of hip-hop heavyweights Jermaine Dupri, Soulja Boy, Jim Jones, Slim Thug, E-40 and Rich Boy. Surprisingly, since that first take, the names attached to later remixes have only become more interesting…
Just last week, a new remix on the track appeaed on the blogosphere, this one again featuring verses from Soulja Boy and Jim Jones, but also Nipsey Hussle and the dogfather himself, Snoop Dogg.
At around the same time, another remix popped up, this one featuring verses from a pretty solid selection of DFW hip-hop all-stars: Fat Pimp, Tum Tum, Big Hoodboss and JB. Check it out below.

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