继续发烧还是采取措施降温或保温

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<p>甜蜜的北方天气真的是谁的面子都不给,本大人刚刚辛辛苦苦地贴了两天的"发烧友",转眼间,它就大肆降温,一下子冷得我直打哆嗦,专门用于上网打字的两只"爪子"立马就不愿意再伸出来了,这两天就一直在自己跟自己斗争,继续发烧呢还是降温保温要紧,这是个问题。想想还是应该有始有终，这不，今天又挣扎着上来了，啥也甭说了，上“发烧友”。</p><p>The beginning of Rap</p><p>In the early 70's, a Jamaican DJ known as Kool Herc moved from Kingston to NY's West Bronx. Here he tried to join his Jamaican style of DJ&nbsp; which involved reciting improvised rhymes over the dub versions of his reggae records. Unfortunately, New yorkers weren't into reggae at that time. Thus, Kool Herc adapted his style by singing over&nbsp; the&nbsp; instrumental or percussion sections of the popular songs again and again. Because these breaks were relatively short, he&nbsp; extend them indefinitely by using&nbsp; an audio mixer and two identical records in which he continuously replaced the desired part.</p><p>说唱的起源</p><p>在７０年代早期，一个名叫Kool Herc 的牙买加ＤＪ从金斯敦搬到了纽约西部朗克斯．在这里，他尝试把自己即兴吟诵押韵词的牙买加ＤＪ风格融入到瑞格舞唱片的鼓乐版中．遗憾的是，那个年代的纽约人不懂瑞格舞．所以Kool Herc 调整了自己的风格，有节奏地反复吟唱流行歌曲的器乐或打击乐部分．因为这些片段相对较短，所以他还用一个声音混频器和两个一模一样的唱片把这些片段随心所欲地延长，并不断地重复他喜欢的部分．</p>

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<p>楼主的这个题材好，希望坚持下去。</p>

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In those early days, it was fashionable for DJ to express thanks for party goers. This would usually evoke a crazy response from them, who began to call out their own names and slogans. As

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<p>(刚才因为突然有急事,不得已中断,现在继续哈)In those early days, it was fashionable for DJ to express thanks for party goers. This would usually evoke a crazy response from them, who began to call out their own names and slogans. As this developed, the party shouts became more planned as DJs in an effort to be different. Many would add a little twist and custmize these rhymes to make them suitable for the party environment. At that time rap was not yet known as "rap" but called "emceeing".</p><p>在早期,DJ向参加舞会的人致意是非常时髦的.这通常会得到疯狂的响应,大家开始大声喊出自己的名字和口号,后来这种现象慢慢演化,由于DJ不遗余力地标新立异,舞会参与者开始精心设计他们的欢呼.许多人加入一点饶舌儿,并且量身定做一些押韵词,以此来迎合舞会的氛围.那时侯RAP还不叫RAP,而是被称为"emceeing".</p>

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<p>Why's Rap So Popular?</p><p>Rap catchs on because it offers young urban New Yorkers a chance to freely express themselves. More importantly, it is an art from&nbsp; accessible to anyone - a verbal skill that can be practiced and honed to perfection at almost anytime. What's more, rap offered unlimited challenges.There were no real set rules, except to be original and to rhyme on time to the beat of music. Finally,Rap,because of its inclusive aspects, allowed one to accurately and efficiently inject their personality. No two people rapped the same,even when reciting the same rhyme.&nbsp;Many people would try and emulate someone's style, but even that was related to a particular personality.</p><p>为什么说唱如此流行?</p><p>Rap之所以风靡一时,是因为它为年轻的都市纽约客提供了自由表达的机会.更重要的是,它是一种平易近人的艺术形式...一种几乎在任何时候都可以加以练习并达到炉火纯青的语言技巧.另外,Rap还意味着无限的挑战.在这里除了原创和跟着音乐拍子饶舌之外,没有其它的清规戒律.最后,Rap因为其包容性,允许歌者准确而有效地在其中注入自己的个性因素.没有两个人的说唱是一模一样的,即使两个人在吟唱同一段旋律.许多人尝试模仿某个人的风格,但是即使这样的模仿中也带有特定的个人文化.</p>

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<p>Hip-Hop is the culture from which rap emerged. Hip-Hop is a lifestyle with its own language, style of dress, music and mind set that is continuously evolving. Nowadays "b boying"and "graffiti" are not as famous as the words "Rap" and "Hip-Hop" that&nbsp;have been used interchangably. However it should be noted that all aspects of "Hip-Hop" culture still exists. They've just evolved onto new levels.</p><p>&nbsp;Hip-Hop 是一种文化，说唱乐则是它的衍生物。作为一种生活方式，Hip-Hop 有自己的语言、着装风格和不断发展的意识集。今天霹雳舞和地下涂鸦不象早已互相替代使用的“说唱”和“Hip-Hop”那样引人注目。然而值得注意的是， Hip-Hop 文化的方方面面仍然存在，他们已经进入了新的发展阶段。</p>

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<p>Hip-Hop Dance</p><p>Hip-Hop dance is infusing pop culture as never before, moving from street corners and music vidios to fitness centers, dance studios and television show. And now Hollywood has noticed. "Right now dance is the key focus, the main focus of everything going on,"says Shane Sparks, a choreographer from&nbsp;You Got&nbsp;Served and Honey.</p><p>街舞</p><p>街舞空前大规模地融入流行文化,从街头巷尾和音像制品登上了健身中心、&nbsp;舞蹈工作室和电视秀。现在好莱坞已经注意到这一现象。“现在，舞蹈是一个重要的焦点，是正在发生的每一件事的主要焦点，”影片《热力四射》和《甜心辣舞》的舞蹈指导Shane Sparks如是说。</p>

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<p>The Hip-Hop dance of today is a more choreographed form of street and club dancing,as opposed to the more free-form moves of earlier styles, such as break dancing."Each move now that Britney Spears or Justin Timberlake does take a little bit of this and that from break dancing - locking, popping moves - and blends it all in," says Beto Lopez, a Hip-Hop dancer from Stockton, Calif.</p><p>To see how Hip-Hop dance is being mainstreamed, look no further than high schools, so we want to learn how to dance to that,"That 's the music... at school dances, so we want to learn how to dance to that," says Diana Schnabel, a 17-year- old junior in San Hose, Calif.Her high school's drama productions once showed mostly singing and skits, but recently they have been taken over by Hip- Hop dance.</p><p>相比于早期更自由的舞蹈，如霹雳舞，今天的街舞在街头和夜总会舞蹈的基础上加入了更多的舞蹈设计。“现在布兰妮或贾斯汀的每一个动作都多多少少借鉴了霹雳舞...街舞、机器舞的动作...并把他们融合在一起。”来自加州Hip-Hop 舞者Beto Lopez说。</p><p>街舞的霸主地位在高中校园里表现得淋漓尽致。“那种音乐...在学校的舞会上，所以我们想知道怎样跟着那样的音乐跳舞。”来自加州圣荷西的17岁中学生Diana Schnabel说。她所在高中的戏剧作品以前大多是唱歌和讽刺短句，但是近来这些都被Hip-Hop 舞蹈取代了。（完）</p><p>（天哪，终于贴完了，枉费我这么辛辛苦苦地，居然没人看、没人顶，但我总算做完了一件事，还是很高兴。）</p>

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