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A race of women have lived in relative peace for centuries. But strange forces have come through the ages to finish what it started. These women are unique in many respects, but none of their abilities can outweigh their ancient methods of reproduction.  Publisher:
Zaji Publishing Copyright:
Published: March 2009 Pages:
195 Price:
$10: available for pre-order
Synopsis:
A race of women have lived in relative peace for centuries. But strange forces have come through the ages to finish what it started. These women are unique in many respects, but none of their abilities can outweigh their ancient methods of reproduction. When We Were One takes readers on a tour through memories of days gone. It is a journey that uncovers the soul of women and the spiritual miles they've trod. When We Were One honors nature and the vastness of the many universes that speckle the darkness. This story honors women and their relationships.
Review:
'When We Were One' is not afraid to explore the readers willingness to question the vast unknown. Through this controversial look at how deep desire can cause destruction, one is left with more questions than answers. This novel seems to parallel events and behaviors of many worlds. Are readers ready to be honest with themselves? All, not gender specific, could truly learn from the lessons of the parthonites. Breathtaking, this book is way overdue. The bonus to the novel has been left for last as the writer leaves much for the reader and industry to ponder. Snakes and all will be interested. 10 blades goes to this talented artists and fantastic novel. Available March 2009.
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Where or where have our videos gone. Oh where oh where can they be?? Time and time again when more and more artists are hitting the scene less and less videos are showing up on our televisions. They are popping up online more frequently than not. But here comes Brother Two-Faced to tell Little Sis YouTube and other like her not to keep them up "without" permission. Excuse us??? So how the hell are we supposed to know who has a video out? Damn well can't depend on BET (Black Entertaining Trash), MTV (More Trash to View) or VH1 (Victims Here #1); they no longer care to show us anything but when they have "Video Award Shows" they expect the public to believe the "tallied votes" and not laugh and ridicule the "winners".
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New rapper on the scene and she has Lil' Kim and Lauryn Hill featured. Seems ok, but will wait to get my hands on a full release. What do you think?
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Showing how little sense people truly have, this news reporter thought that this restaurant needed more attention than what it was already receiving. A Taste Worth Dying For is the motto of this fake doctor who runs this restaurant with his waitress "nurses" serving a side of skin not on the menu.
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Award shows seem to ignore the voice of the audience and do as a small, selected few wish. Does this defeat the purpose of an award show or is it business as usual?? Place a vote.
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After an amazing 50th anniversary the Grammy’s decided that to put on another great show would be too much work to do for consecutive years. So we were stuck with the shit feast that occurred this year. Congrats to Bono for another boring performance of him lifting his leg on stage. Looking as if he needed to urinate on his crappy performance. Whitney, looking stunning and sounding drugged, received a standing ovation when she walked on stage to present the R&B album of the year award. Question: Why was she speaking like that when referring to Clive Davis - her creator? Slurred speech, the return of the crazy eye. I’ll chock it up to her being sleepy. |
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Bound By Substance: Dead Wrong The boys of Queens are back and they brought the fire with them. The new EP, Dead Wrong is hard hitting and kicking ass from beginning to end. Wail got me energized and got me amped for the whole day. Made me want to lock someone in a basement and play this song. Similar to a flashback from Saw I when the doc woke up next to a body in some dimly lit room. Just very energizing. Hot!!  |
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Lawd, just when we’ve heard all the dedications from Lil’ Kim (famous American female rapper) to Biggie (legendary American male rapper) about being his true love and miscarrying his child; a new twist to the story drops. We at The Bootlegger’s Chronicles heard rumors of this new book but now quotes are being given. Faith Evans, Christopher “Biggie (B.I.G.) Smalls” Wallace’s widow and mother of his child, Christopher Wallace, Jr., has written a brand new autobiography. I’m sure this is just a small part of the book, however, it will be a large reason why the book gets sold.
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NKOTB: The Block (Deluxe)
Welcome back NKOTB! I must say I was nervous to see what would become of this reunion and was happily surprised that it even happened. Over 14 years has passed and there has been a project that all five men found worthy to return to the music scene as a group. Jordan, Joseph, Donald, and Daniel were not completely gone from entertainment, but to see all of them and Jonathan together on the same stage is amazing. The Today Show performance had me nervous for them but excited at the same time. How would they pull it off? Would they sound decent? Would anyone throw a hip out of place? Glad to say that all those fears were quickly placed to rest once things got up and running. I've been online hunting down anything "New Kids" ever since People.com released the comeback video. NKOTB, or The Block, seemed to have not only aged well but have grown as a group. Cute White boys have evolved into Sexy White Men. Enough gushing and fantasizing and on to the review! |
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Objective Hate: the Prequel is an amazing book from an amazing man. Objective Hate gets a close examination. Is the world ready to learn from this controversial man or his philosophy of Objective Hate?  Publisher:
Aquinna Satelite LLC Copyright:
2006 ISBN:
13: 978-0-9789728-0-6 Pages:
164 Price:
$13.95 ($10 if purchased from the man himself)
Synopsis:
Objective Hate: the Prequel is an amazing book from an amazing man. Objective Hate gets a close examination. Is the world ready to learn from this controversial man or his philosophy of Objective Hate?
Review:
Objective Hate: The Prequel is the first book Star has released. He has stated that he will release his second book, already written, once he has set up his new station and all is underway. This supporter is only one of many who are eagerly anticipating the moment he lets that book loose on the world. I may not always agree with what Star has to say, but respect is something that he will forever have from me. 10 blades for an Objective hater who can surely protect himself from all those subjective haters out there. Thanks for the opportunity to not only meet you, but to have one more piece of the Objective Puzzle.
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0:49 minutes (776.33 KB) debut solo album from Jordan Knight (NKOTB member)
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