Curtis Young (born December 15, 1981), known as Hood Surgeon, is the son of legendary hip hop producer and rapper Dr. Dre. Young performs under the Hood Surgeon moniker, and has been working with Lil Eazy-E, Eazy-E's son. Curtis' real birth name is Mclemore. He met his father, who's real name is Andre Young, in 2002 through the help of his then friend, Mengesha Francis, and since uses the same last name. In 2002, Hood Surgeon was also being produced and was connected to Dr.Dre by Mengesha Mystro Francis, president/producer of School Tyme Hip-Hop Productions, LLC. Mengesha requested proof that Andre could be Curtis' father and was given a "personal" document from Curtis. Mengesha then made a call to Dr. Dre's lawyer Howard King and told him about "Curtis Mclemore" being related to the famous rapper.
Although some sources have confirmed his debut album to be Son of a Doctor, due for release somewhere between July 17 and July 24, 2007 . Hood himself stated in an interview he is working on a mixtape called Prognosis and will be releasing his debut album called The Legacy Continues after Detox has been released.
In that same interview he was asked if the beats for his debut album would come from his pops. Although he couldn't confirm, he didn't say no either. "I can't give out any secrets on the album yet", he said "but it's gonna be right, trust me".
Discography
Albums
* Son of a Doctor
Mixtapes
* The Autopsy (May 30, 2006)
* Prognosis (2007)
* Family Tree (2007)
Although some sources have confirmed his debut album to be Son of a Doctor, due for release somewhere between July 17 and July 24, 2007 . Hood himself stated in an interview he is working on a mixtape called Prognosis and will be releasing his debut album called The Legacy Continues after Detox has been released.
In that same interview he was asked if the beats for his debut album would come from his pops. Although he couldn't confirm, he didn't say no either. "I can't give out any secrets on the album yet", he said "but it's gonna be right, trust me".
Discography
Albums
* Son of a Doctor
Mixtapes
* The Autopsy (May 30, 2006)
* Prognosis (2007)
* Family Tree (2007)
DJ Wonder, is a disc jockey of 10 years based out of New York City, originally from Delaware.
History
DJ Wonder distributed his first Mix Tape, Hip-Hop is Dead, in 2002 while interning at NYC’s #1 Radio Station, Hot 97 FM, and attained a national following in less than a year, through radio promotion and On-Air appearances.
DJ Wonder associate produced, assisted with, and wrote for "The Star and Buc Wild Morning Show" at Hot 97, beginning in 2002. While at Hot 97, he also worked in the Programming Department, and Co-Produced "Renegade Radio" with Sway from MTV, "Joe Budden and The Morning Show Crew," and "Miss Jones in the Morning." He later received an opportunity to work for Sirius, and began his current position November 15, 2004 - Excecutive Producer of The Cipha Sounds Effect with DJ Cipha Sounds .
Current On-Air Schedule
Wonder currently mixes on two shows: "The Wonder Years," on Hip-Hop Nation - Sirius 40, Monday Mornings 2AM-3AM E.S.T. and "Lip Service," Monday nights 8pm-10PM E.S.T. on Shade45.
Press
Recently, Wonder has been featured on BET’s Rap City: The Basement and in numerous publications including Stuff, Vibe, King, Scratch Magazine, and MTV's Mixtape Mondays. Most recently he was featured in Azzure Denim's Spring/Summer Campaign.
Mixtapes
* DJ Wonder Presents: Miami Vice (2002)
* DJ Wonder & SGT. Reginald Hawkins Present: Hip-Hop Is Dead (2002)
* DJ Wonder Presents: The House Party (2003)
* DJ Wonder Presents: There Goes The Neighborhood (2005)
* Angela Yee Presents: Slutted Out - Mixed By DJ Wonder (2006)
* DJ Wonder & Azzure Denim Present: Back To School Daze (2007)
History
DJ Wonder distributed his first Mix Tape, Hip-Hop is Dead, in 2002 while interning at NYC’s #1 Radio Station, Hot 97 FM, and attained a national following in less than a year, through radio promotion and On-Air appearances.
DJ Wonder associate produced, assisted with, and wrote for "The Star and Buc Wild Morning Show" at Hot 97, beginning in 2002. While at Hot 97, he also worked in the Programming Department, and Co-Produced "Renegade Radio" with Sway from MTV, "Joe Budden and The Morning Show Crew," and "Miss Jones in the Morning." He later received an opportunity to work for Sirius, and began his current position November 15, 2004 - Excecutive Producer of The Cipha Sounds Effect with DJ Cipha Sounds .
Current On-Air Schedule
Wonder currently mixes on two shows: "The Wonder Years," on Hip-Hop Nation - Sirius 40, Monday Mornings 2AM-3AM E.S.T. and "Lip Service," Monday nights 8pm-10PM E.S.T. on Shade45.
Press
Recently, Wonder has been featured on BET’s Rap City: The Basement and in numerous publications including Stuff, Vibe, King, Scratch Magazine, and MTV's Mixtape Mondays. Most recently he was featured in Azzure Denim's Spring/Summer Campaign.
Mixtapes
* DJ Wonder Presents: Miami Vice (2002)
* DJ Wonder & SGT. Reginald Hawkins Present: Hip-Hop Is Dead (2002)
* DJ Wonder Presents: The House Party (2003)
* DJ Wonder Presents: There Goes The Neighborhood (2005)
* Angela Yee Presents: Slutted Out - Mixed By DJ Wonder (2006)
* DJ Wonder & Azzure Denim Present: Back To School Daze (2007)
Gregory Allen Page is a Chicago–born artist who pioneered the artistic movement Chicago Impressionism, a genre influenced and inspired by the impressionist paintings at the Art Institute of Chicago. Painters in this genre study the Impressionist paintings housed in the Art Institute (as opposed to formal art school training) to create art with an Impressionistic influence. Page formed the school of Chicago Impressionism through thousands of hours of direct study of the art at the Chicago Art Institute and a comprehensive analysis of the sketch books of Renoir, Seurat, Sargent and Monet. A painter in his youth, Page studied anatomy and biology before going on to practice reconstructive surgery. He first created art from early childhood to age 18. His early work was custom jewelry. His brother Theodore J. Page, Jr., a graduate of New York University Film School, suggested he obtain an education to widen his artistic horizons. This led to an extensive study of human anatomy and the details of biological form and function, aspects of which are infused into his work today. After an enlightening spell in Italy altered his perspective on the art of living, Page set aside his career in medicine to fully devote himself to painting.
Page's work has been described by critics as Van Gogh-esque, but with a pulse. The rich brushwork and color found in his paintings meld well with his subject matter; spirituality, love, and the experience of beauty in everyday life. Page’s works are raw and personal, with an expressive impasto application of paint. His worked is guided by the idea that "oil painting is not photography and that the soul of the painter is freely expressed in the freedom of his hand and the brush."
Page's work has been described by critics as Van Gogh-esque, but with a pulse. The rich brushwork and color found in his paintings meld well with his subject matter; spirituality, love, and the experience of beauty in everyday life. Page’s works are raw and personal, with an expressive impasto application of paint. His worked is guided by the idea that "oil painting is not photography and that the soul of the painter is freely expressed in the freedom of his hand and the brush."
The Science and Technology Access Center, or STAC, was a non-profit organization, located in Roseville, California. It was located at 105 Lincoln St., 95678. The STAC offered free internet access, Monday through Saturday, and offered senior citizen classes, as well as Camps for children and After School programs. The final Executive Director was Lisa Marie Hodges, and the final Program Director was Julie Taylor. The STAC was closed in October of 2005.