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Tuesday, October 21, 2014

DIAMOND ANASWA AKIWA KITANDANI NA WEMA

Wema sepetu akilalamika juu ya jokate kipande hiki kina sauti ya wema akiwa anatoa ya moyoni kwa Jocate

NEW OFFICIAL VIDEO LIL WYNE_KRAYZ

Wanamuaita walking mesiums kwa alivyo chafukwa na Tattoo za kutosha zenye kumbukumbu tofauti tofauti kulingana na aliyokwisha pitia

DIAMOND PLATNUM SERENGETI FIESTA FULL SHOW

Anayepeta kwa Ubunifu na umahiri katika tungo zake za nyimbo mbalimbali ambaye kwa sasa anamekuwa nominated kunyang'anyia tuzo ya msanii bora wa Afrika pamoja na East Africa ndani ya MTV akiwa katika safu moja na mtu mzima Davido wa Nigeria. Tuamke watanzania na kumpigia kura msanii wetu aweze kuiwakilisha Tanzania vyema huko kunako MTV.

SERENGETI FIESTA 2014 TANGA_ALI KIBA

Huyu ndiye mflame ambaye kiti chake hakina mrithi akifanya show ya serengeti fiesta Tanga 2014

Monday, October 13, 2014

Hi5: NEW BONGO MUVIE NA UJIO WA VISUALIZED EFX

NEW BONGO MUVIE NA UJIO WA VISUALIZED EFX


Kutoka Visualized EFX, siku chache zilizopita walikuwa location wakifanya mazoezi ya kushuti falamu mpya inayohusu maisha ya kijana aliye rithishwa uchawi kimakosa kulingana na jinsi anavyo utumia katika mazingira anayoishi. Bloger wetu alipata nafasi ya kwenda kushuhudia zoezi hilo na pia aliongea na uongozi ambao haukuwa tayari kuzungumza chochote juu ya filamu hiyo kwa kuwa ndio kwanza ipo katika maandalizi na kusema chochote  itakuwa mapema kuwajulisha wadau wa VEFX. Pia waliongezea kwa kusema wanahita kufanya vitu tofauti na ndio maana wanachukua muda mrefu kuandaa kazi zao mbali na hilo uchache wa vifaa wanavyo hitaji kufanyia kazi. 


Moja kati ya assistance director pia ndiye mtunzi filamu za Visualized EFX Mr. Jackson a.k.a Jackcty alizungumza machache kuhusu kazi zinazo kuja mbeleni kuwa kuna kipindi kinafanyiwa final editing then soon kitakuwa kwa mtandao pia wadau wafahamu ya kuwa kampuni haina kazi moja tu ya kuandaa filamu ni pamoja kushuti vipindi, matangazo ya pamoja na event mbalimbali kwahiyo  wadau wajiandae kupokea mengi kutoka VEFX.


“Tasnia ya Bongo movie ina changamoto nyingi kama Visualized EFX tunaandaa wasanii ambao watakuwa chini ya kampuni ya VEFX ambayo ni tawi la Akonshaz Music Co, na mara nyingi tunapenda kuandaa kazi zetu kwa wasanii ambao wako na malengo na ndio maana mpaka sasa ziko demo tu ambazo hivi karibuni mtazipata katika chombo cha habari cha Hi5 Media”hayo yalikuwa ni maneno yake mkuu wa kitengo kutaka Visualized EFX.

Thursday, September 11, 2014

NONDO Ep1: Ben Carson Biograph



Ben Carson Biography
Surgeon, Philanthropist, Journalist (1951–)
Ben Carson overcame his troubled youth in inner-city Detroit to become a gifted neurosurgeon famous for his work separating conjoined twins.
Ben Carson was born in Detroit, Michigan, on September 18, 1951. His mother, though undereducated herself, pushed her sons to read and to believe in themselves. Carson went from being a poor student to receiving honors and he eventually attended medical school. As a doctor, he became the Director of Pediatric Neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital at age 33, and became famous for his ground-breaking work separating conjoined twins.

Early Life

Benjamin Solomon Carson was born in Detroit, Michigan, on September 18, 1951. The second son of Sonya and Robert Solomon Carson, Ben grew up in the hardened climate of inner-city Detroit. Ben's mother was raised in Tennessee in a very large family. She dropped out of school in the third grade.
With not much hope or prospects in life, she married Baptist minister Robert Carson when she was 13, believing that he would change her life. The couple moved to Detroit, Michigan, and for a time, the marriage was a success. Carson showered his wife with gifts and attention. But over time, Robert Carson changed. Though benevolent, he could also be domineering and erratic. In time, Sonya felt it was best for her sons if she and Robert divorced.

Influential Mother

Ben was 8 and Curtis, Ben's brother, was 10 when Sonya was left to raise the children on her own. The family was very poor, and to make ends meet Sonya sometimes took on two or three jobs at a time in order to provide for her boys. Most of the jobs she had were as a domestic servant. There were occasions when her boys wouldn't see her for days at a time, because she would go to work at 5:00 a.m. and come home around 11:00 p.m., going from one job to the next.
Carson's mother was frugal with the family's finances, cleaning and patching clothes from the Goodwill in order to dress the boys. The family would also go to local farmers and offer to pick corn or other vegetables in exchange for a portion of the yield. She would then can the produce for the kids' meals. Her actions, and the way she managed the family, proved to be a tremendous influence on Ben and Curtis.
Sonya also taught her boys that anything was possible. By his recollection many years later, Ben Carson had thoughts of a career in medicine, though it was more of a fantasy many young children harbor as they grow up. Because his family was on medical assistance, they would have to wait for hours to be seen by one of the interns at the hospital. Ben would listen to the pulse of the hospital as doctors and nurses went about their routines.
Occasionally, there'd be an emergency and he could hear in people's voices and in their quick movements the pace and emotions rise to meet the challenge. He'd hear the PA system call for a "Dr. Jones" and fantasized that one day they'd be calling for a "Dr. Carson."

Early Education

Both Ben and his brother experienced difficulty in school. Ben fell to the bottom of his class, and became the object of ridicule by his classmates. He developed a violent and uncontrollable temper, and was known to attack other children at the slightest provocation. The poverty he lived in and the difficult times he experienced in school seem to exacerbate the anger and rage.
Determined to turn her sons around, Sonya limited their TV time to just a few select programs and refused to let them go outside to play until they'd finished their homework. She was criticized for this by her friends, who said her boys would grow up to hate her. But she was determined that her sons would have greater opportunities than she did.
She required them to read two library books a week and give her written reports, even though with her poor education, she could barely read them. She would take the papers and pretend to carefully review them, scanning over the words and turning the pages, before placing a checkmark at the top of the page to show her approval.
At first, Ben resented the strict regimen. While his friends were playing outside, he was stuck in the house, forced to read a book or do his homework. But after several weeks of his mother's unrelenting position, he began to find enjoyment in reading. Being poor, there wasn't much opportunity to go anywhere. But between the covers of a book he could go anyplace, be anybody and do anything.
Ben began to learn how to use his imagination and found it more enjoyable than watching television. This attraction to reading soon led to a strong desire to learn more. Carson read books on all types of subjects and found connections between them. He saw himself as the central character of what he was reading, even if it was a technical book or an encyclopedia. He read about people in laboratories, pouring chemicals into a beaker or flask, or discovering galaxies, or peering into a microscope.
He began to see himself differently, different than the other kids in his neighborhood who only wanted to get out of school, get some nice clothes, and a nice car. He saw that he could become the scientist or physician he had dreamed about. Staying focused on this vision of his future helped him get through some of the more difficult times.
Within a year, Ben Carson was amazing his teachers and classmates with his improvement. The childrens' books he read while he was confined to quarters now had relevancy in school. He was able to recall facts and examples from the books and relate them to what he was learning in school. In 5th grade, Ben astonished everyone by identifying rock samples his teacher had brought to school.
As he recalled several years later, he began to realize that he wasn't stupid. Within a year he was at the top of his class, and the hunger for knowledge had taken hold of him. It wasn't easy in the predominantly all-white school, though. After Ben received a certificate of achievement at the semester break, one of the school's teachers berated the white students for letting a black student get ahead of them academically.
Ben also had several teachers along the way who expressed a strong interest in his success. After he demonstrated his proficient knowledge of rocks in his 5th grade class, his teacher asked Ben to come by the school's lab after classes ended for the day. There Ben found squirrels to feed and a tarantula to observe. He discovered the wonders of using a microscope to study water specimens, and learned about paramecium and amoebas.
Later, at Southwestern High School in inner-city Detroit, his science teachers recognized his intellectual abilities and mentored him. Other teachers helped him to stay focused when outside influences pulled him off course.
After Ben graduated with honors from high school, he knew he wanted to pursue a medical career. But because his mother was not financially well off, Carson had to work through most of his time in college. The automobile industry was facing a downturn in Detroit during the 1970s, making it tough to get a summer job.
But Carson was determined to achieve his goals. He knocked on doors looking for summer work and usually, through persistence, was able to obtain one. From this work, and a scholarship, he attended Yale University and earned a B.A. degree in psychology.