America is in the garbage, because college kids major in graphic design and other worthless majors, and when they can't find work, they choose not to. Instead of taking the jobs that immigrants will do. We have way too many people who want to follow their dreams, but when their dreams are to be average professionals, they simply choose not to work. Maybe if more people went to college to major in things where they could actually get a job.
The beat is nice, but the rapping itself is too shouty. The rappers don't seem as chill as the beat it. Good Hip-Hop is about being chill and laid-back. That's not what I get from these guys.
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Any recommendations? I'm always down to listen to new music. if you're into chill The Pharcyde
Other than Phy. Ed, I don't think there is an easy one, all of the rest rely on what ability you want your students to be on, and the teachers commitment to their subject. I would say classes discussing interpretations and opinions, such as Literature and Social Sciences, would be harder than maths and sciences. I'm actually going into History education, and in those classes you have to teach the student how to formulate their own thoughts on the matter, while the others are generally restricted to teaching facts, and formulas. However, most high school history classes aren't required to go nearly as deep, as students go into math with calculus.
Game wise, they each have their pros and cons, XBL seems to run smoother, but again you pay for that, I also love the Xbox interface, controller i would give to the 360 as well. The PS3 obviously has blu-ray, and I would say a wider variety of exclusives.
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