This pursuit of travelling to the stars?

[Don1]

ok boss it's all good... good luck

[Jangle]

Yuh tink a everybody can tun scientist........we haffi know our priorities.......Jamaica needs more Vybz Kartels

http://www.wickedhype.com/videos/det...-DJS-Lyrics-Up

[Don1]

Yuh tink a everybody can tun scientist........we haffi know our priorities.......Jamaica needs more Vybz Kartels

http://www.wickedhype.com/videos/det...-DJS-Lyrics-Up

not to mention track stars and Reggaeboyz

[Islandman]

LOL. The future of our dancehall industry is in good hands!

[Jangle]

Yuh think dem a joke when it comes to the entertainment business inna Jamaica....

High school DJ competition creating a big buzz


Tuesday, July 23, 2013

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This summer, young DJs are spending their time perfecting their mixing and spinning abilities ahead of the Digicel Showdown, a high school disc jockey competition.
Launched on July 5 at D'Entrance, this unique competition organised by Sanjay Ramanand and Michael Powell and sponsored by Digicel and teenAGE Observer, which will unearth further creative talent. Sixteen schools will each be represented by a two-member team that will have to spin their way through three stages to make it to the finals. The mix-offs will start in September and end with a final 'showdown' in December.
Ramanand expressed how happy they were to have Digicel on board as title sponsors, "Digicel Showdown will not only be able to entertain but also educate and help hone the creativity of our talented youth."
http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/teena...-buzz_14690232

[GazX]

suh yuh a tink waar areadi?

If it could only take weeks to get to nearest star, then how quick to get a craft to any perceived trouble spot in the world.
It would be possible to declare war and have armed craft or personnel in that hot spot instantly. I'd be surprised if you'll hear much more about this research if it proves to be feasible.

[Don1]

Yuh think dem a joke when it comes to the entertainment business inna Jamaica....

High school DJ competition creating a big buzz


Tuesday, July 23, 2013

.remove_caption{ display:none; }

This summer, young DJs are spending their time perfecting their mixing and spinning abilities ahead of the Digicel Showdown, a high school disc jockey competition.
Launched on July 5 at D'Entrance, this unique competition organised by Sanjay Ramanand and Michael Powell and sponsored by Digicel and teenAGE Observer, which will unearth further creative talent. Sixteen schools will each be represented by a two-member team that will have to spin their way through three stages to make it to the finals. The mix-offs will start in September and end with a final 'showdown' in December.
Ramanand expressed how happy they were to have Digicel on board as title sponsors, "Digicel Showdown will not only be able to entertain but also educate and help hone the creativity of our talented youth."
http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/teena...-buzz_14690232

Yep this is REALLY important