By Blue Rose on Saturday, 31 of October , 2009 at 3:46 am
Hello everybody, as I’ve told you all the other day, I will talk about the movie This Is It by Michael Jackson. Yah, we’ve seen the movie and luckily the people are not too crowded.
Well, the film was taken when Michael and his crew was rehersing on his concert. The film was intentionally taken by one of his crew, to be given as a gift for Michael for the memory of thier rehersal, well now the film is very usefull for us remembering the memory of Michael.
It starts with the audition for his back up dancers, lots of boys and girls dancers auditioned, but only few had luckily choosen, well they are great dancers. Then the time when he came where the concert well be held and prepare the concert ground.
In the film we can also see Michael singing some of his old songs and new songs, we can see also how they’ve done the lighting, the stage, the animation, the dances, the digital pictures and many things, it is so amazing and great, they want it so different only for Michael.
The way his dress would be in the concert is also featured, the lay out of it and the sequences. All his crews, dancers and back up singers are given time to comment and talk in the film, how and what they feel about the concert and what they can say about working with Michael.
He is still a great performer, singer and dancer despite his age. I like his songs very much especially the ‘Heal the World’, ‘Ben’, ‘Earth Song’ and ‘We are World’, it touches me very much.
Farewell our beloved greatest artist, singer and performer. Your memories will never fade. You will still touch our lives and you will be in our hearts forever.
We love you.
By Blue Rose on Thursday, 29 of October , 2009 at 7:05 pm
Hello everybody. How’s life going? Well for me here in Oslo, Norway, just fine but still cold and freezing…hehehe. Soon snow will fall, I don’t want to imagine myself walking in the snow, you know why? Brrrrr…i will freeze to death! It’s just a month and 10 days since I came here and of course my body will not adapt that so easyly.
Now the place is very cold and I can see ice on the grass but it’s not snow yet. The temperature is going down, around 5pm its -0 degree. Brrrr…I don’t want to go out anymore, after I came from school i just want to stay inside and turn on the heater’s temperature so high. Funny thing is I still want to walk and walk in town after school and look for cheaper shop i could find even if it’s freezing outside.
Well you can see what I’m wearing. Three clothes plus one thick coat, gloves, hat, and thick scarf.
Tonight we will watch the movie ‘This Is It’ by Michael Jackson, we don’t want to watch it yesterday because it’s the first day of releasing the movie and we are sure the cinema is full, also tomorrow and until Sunday, but I hope tonight we will not be rushing with people.
Well I will just tell you what is it really about, I’m also curious and excited about the movie, who is not, right?
See you again.
By Blue Rose on Sunday, 30 of August , 2009 at 9:00 am
Pop star Michael Jackson’s death was ruled a homicide from drug overdose on Friday, fueling speculation his personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, may soon be charged with manslaughter or another crime.
The Los Angeles County Coroner said in its ruling that the powerful anesthetic propofol, which is used in surgery and has been dubbed “milk of amnesia” by some doctors, as well as the sedative lorazepam were the primary drugs responsible for Jackson’s sudden death on June 25 at the age of 50. Other drugs found in the singer’s body were midazolam, diazepam, lidocaine and ephedrine.
Los Angeles police said they will refer the case to prosecutors for possible criminal charges when they have completed a probe into Jackson’s death. In previous court filings, police have said Murray, who was with the singer the day he died, was being investigated for manslaughter. Murray, a heart specialist with offices in Houston and Las Vegas, was hired to care for the singer while he prepared for the concerts, and he was at Jackson’s bedside the day he died.
The doctor previously has admitted to police that he administered propofol, which has a milky appearance and is used to sedate patients, to help Jackson sleep.
Police have looked into the activities of other Jackson doctors including his dermatologist. On Friday the California Attorney General’s office said it will begin an independent investigation of several physicians whose names have come up in the Los Angeles police probe. Murray’s attorney cautioned that the probe is not complete, nor are all the details of Jackson’s death known.
“We will not be responding until we get a full autopsy report, including the entire list of drugs found in Mr. Jackson, their quantities, and all other data that would allow independent medical experts to analyze and interpret,” attorney Ed Chernoff said in a statement.
The coroner said the complete toxicology report remained sealed at the request of Los Angeles police and prosecutors. The list of drugs in Jackson’s system provided by the coroner on Friday reads like a cocktail of sedatives, painkillers and one stimulant. Midazolam, which is similar to propofol, is used to make patients drowsy during procedures such as colonoscopies.
Diazepam, the generic version of Valium, is used to calm anxiety, while lidocaine is a painkiller and ephedrine is a stimulant. Defense attorney Steve Cron, a professor at Pepperdine University School of Law, said Murray could face up to four years in prison if convicted of involuntary manslaughter.
Forensics expert Dr. Lawrence Kobilinsky, who chairs the Department of Science at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, said prosecutors, would look at the amount of propofol and other drugs in Jackson’s system, whether errors were made in administering drugs in combination, and whether Murray gave proper dosages or a lethal dosage.
Jim Cohen, a professor of law at Fordham University, said Murray could put up a vigorous defense. “It’s not an open and shut case,” he said. “Everyone says can only be administered in a hospital setting. I’m sure they’ll find some expert who says that’s preferred, but preferred doesn’t mean it’s required.”
By Mr.Pancake on Wednesday, 8 of July , 2009 at 12:25 am
This was Michael Jackson’s favorite song. The text is really uplifting and everybody need to read it. Jernmaine Jackson just song it in honor to Michael Jackson.
Smile tho’ your heart is aching,
Smile even tho’ it’s breaking,
When there are clouds in the sky
You’ll get by,
If you smile
thro’ your fear and sorrow,
Smile and maybe tomorrow,
You’ll see the sun come shin-ing thro’ for you
Light up your face with gladness,
Hide ev-’ry trace of sadness,
Al -’tho a tear may be ever so near,
That’s the time,
You must keep on trying,
Smile, what’s the use of crying,
You’ll find that life is still worth-while,
If you just smile …
August 1956, Martin Luther King, Jr. gave a speech in Buffalo called “The Birth of a New Age”. Part of that speech goes as follows:
We need more people who are competent in all areas and always remember that the important thing is to do a good job. No matter what it is. Whatever you are doing consider it as something having cosmic significance, as it is a part of the uplifting of humanity. No matter what it is, no matter how small you think it is, do it right.
As someone said, do it so well that the living, dead, or the unborn could do it no better. If your son grows up to be a street cleaner, sweep streets like Michelangelo painted pictures, sweep streets like Shakespeare wrote poetry, sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth will have to pause and say, ‘here lived a great street sweeper who swept his job well’.
If you can’t be a pine on the top of the hill be a shrub on the side, but be the best shrub on the side of the hill. Be a bush if you can’t be a tree, if you can’t be a highway be a trail, if you can’t be the sun be a star. It isn’t by size that you win or fail. Be the best of whatever you are.
