Statistical Techniques Statistical Mechanics. Activation Coda Asphalt 2 Urban Gt Samsung S on this page. Jan 17, 2012 - 7 minDownload Free Nothing Even Matters Lauryn Hill D Angelo 3gp Mp4 Mp3 HD Youtube Videos.

Lauryn Hill broke through with multi-platinum-selling, Grammy-winning group the Fugees, but with her 1998 solo debut The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, the singer, songwriter, rapper, and producer established herself as a creative force on her own. She successfully integrated rap, soul, and reggae into a singular sound. Eclectic, uplifting, and empowering, the album was often cited by younger artists as a touchstone. Following its success, Hill was something of an enigma, her recorded output limited to a live set, scattered compilation appearances, and a handful of collaborations. Disenchantment with the entertainment industry, along with legal issues and erratic performances, did not lessen the impact of her '90s work. Raised in South Orange, New Jersey, Hill spent her youth listening her parents' multi-genre, multi-generational record collection. She began singing at an early age and snagged minor roles on television (As the World Turns) and in film (Sister Act II: Back in the Habit).

Her on-again/off-again membership in the Fugees began at the age of 13, but was often interrupted by both the acting gigs and her enrollment at Columbia University. After developing a following in the tri-state area, the group's first release -- the much-hyped but uneven 1994 album Blunted on Reality -- bombed, and almost caused a breakup. But with the multi-platinum 1996 release The Score, the Fugees became one of the most prominent rap acts on the strength of hit singles 'Killing Me Softly,' 'Ready or Not,' and 'No Woman, No Cry.' Hill followed it in August 1998 with The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, her first solo release. Apart from a cover of 'Can't Take My Eyes Off You,' popularized by Frankie Valli, each song was either written or co-written by Hill. She was also credited with the arrangement and production of the whole album, which was steeped in her old-school background, both musically (the Motown-esque singalong of 'Doo Wop [That Thing]') and lyrically (the nostalgic 'Every Ghetto, Every City').

As Miseducation began a long reign on the charts through most of the fall and winter of 1998, Hill became a national media icon, as magazines ranging from Time to Esquire to Teen People vied to put her on the cover. By the end of the year, as the album topped best-of lists, she was being credited for her part in assimilating hip-hop into the mainstream. The momentum culminated at the February 1999 Grammy Awards, during which Hill took home five trophies from her 11 nominations, including Album of the Year, Best New Artist, Best Female R&B Vocal Performance, Best R&B Song, and Best R&B Album -- the most ever for a woman. Shortly after, she launched a highly praised national tour with Atlanta rappers OutKast.

Hill continued shaping her solo career, though it hit some significant snags. She faced a lawsuit from musicians who claimed they were denied full credit for their work on Miseducation -- a matter that was eventually settled out of court. After some film projects fell through, she retreated from the music scene as she raised her family and partially attributed her hiatus to feeling too compromised. The double-disc MTV Unplugged No. 2.0 appeared in May 2002 and documented a raw, deeply personal performance.

It debuted at number three but quickly slid off the Billboard 200. During the next several years, her recordings and performances were infrequent and erratic, highlighted by a Fugees reunion for Dave Chappelle's Block Party. In 2013, she spent almost three months in prison for tax evasion but was more active after her release. The following year, the English-language version of the Swedish documentary Concerning Violence was released with Hill as its narrator. She executive produced and recorded six songs for the 2015 release Nina Revisited: A Tribute to Nina Simone, including interpretations of 'Feeling Good' and 'Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair.'

~ Brian Raftery View on Apple Music • ORIGIN East Orange, NJ • GENRE • BORN May 26, 1975.

[Special Note for readers who are reading this page from an electronic translation in your native language. Since you are already reading this page within the electronic translator, when you click on any of the articles linked below, the article will go to a translated page, allowing you to read the article in your native language. Ken Adachi] ** New Traffic Record** ** 9.8 Million hits in January 2017 from 197 different countries** - the NO-censorship, NO-spy, NO-data mining alternative to Facebook. We guarantee our users FULL Freedom Of Speech by U.S. (Archived ~ page archived on Jan. 2, 2017) Note Jan.

5, 2017: Orig. Source ~ ~ listing taken down within two days of posting this notice Quick Jump to: ' to see the most recent additions to Current News I now have a Twitter account, Ken Adachi@KenAdachi1 [Editor's Note re Linkedin invitations: I do not want to be a part of Linkedin or Facebook. In general, I'm opposed to the idea of exposing any aspect of one's life to 'social media.' This information is being collected by Israeli and US intelligence agencies in order to control and manipulate you.

Don't be a sucker for Zionist data mining operations. I only use Twtter to announce new articles. Ken Adachi] *** Important information; please read ***..etc. (free download; will work with your existing browser) Defend yourself against network surveillance and traffic analysis. Censorship of educate-yourself.org People have reported to me that Facebook is blocking articles or links to this web site. If you wish to post any article from this website on Facebook, change the url from my domain name (educate-yourself.org) to a Tiny Url and then identify the source of the article with the Tiny URL link instead and do not mention educate-yourself.org in your comments.

To create a Tiny Url, go to and paste in the url from my domain (E.g. Educate-yourself.org/etc.) and click the 'Make Tiny Url' button and the software will create a tiny url you can use on Facebook or other web sites that block information from this web site. Write Down this Mirror web site address of educate-yourself.org in Switzerland in case you cannot access any pages at this web site (our thanks to Stephane Meier for maintaining this mirror site): To SEARCH this web site: Go to, type in 'educate-yourself.org' (with quotation marks) + (the words you want to search) Ken Adachi & ZS Livingstone Radio Interviews with Don Nicoloff on Internet Radio (Our good friend Don NIcoloff unexpected died on March 13, 2015.