Michael Jackson Career Tribute video part 1
Click here for PART 2 www.youtube.com This is a career retrospective spanning from the 1970’s to the 2000’s of the most prolific pop artist of our time. RIP Michael.
Michael looking for Safety professionals in Oil & Gas
Safety Recruitment Specialist for Resourcing Solutions, Michael is working on Risk and Hazard opportunities in the UK and overseas, including Middle East and Korea
Michael looking for Safety professionals in Oil & Gas
Safety Recruitment Specialist for Resourcing Solutions, Michael is working on Risk and Hazard opportunities in the UK and overseas, including Middle East and Korea
Michael Jordan – witness the greatest of all time
Michael Jordan is without question the greatest player of all time. Only the young and misinformed would think otherwise. All who witnessed his entire career, even under the scrutinizing eye, we all realized one thing. This player, Michael Jordan is similar to Muhammad Ali. They can immitate, they can try to duplicate, the fact remains the same. Nothing compares to the original. Even those who mimmick MJ will never pull off his moves with the same level of effectiveness or efficiency. That has already been proven. Considered basketball’s greatest-ever player Nicknames: His Airness, Air Jordan Cut from his Wilmington NC basketball team as a sophomore; eventually made the team and led it to state championship Won Sporting News’ College Player of the Year (1983, 1984) and 1984’s Naismith and Wooden awards League leader in scoring, with 10 titles (1986-1993, 1996-1998) On 2 Olympic Gold-Medal teams (1984, 1992) In 1994 retired to play minor-league baseball Bulls retired his #23 jersey when he left the game Returned to basketball in 1995 and in 1996 became one of two (along with Willis Reed) to win MVP for regular season, All-Star Game and Finals, all in one year Hosted Saturday Night Live (1991) and starred in Space Jam opposite Bugs Bunny and friends Finished his career with 32292 points, third place in scoring, and a career average 30.12 ppg, the best in NBA history Always wore his University of N. Carolina shorts under his Bulls uniform for good luck Worked with United …
Michael Jordan Top 10 Dunks
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Michael Jordan Career Highlights (Hall of Fame 2009) HD
Position: Guard Birth Date: February 17, 1963 (age 46) Hometown: Brooklyn, NY Height: 6′6″ (2.0 m) Weight: 216 lbs. (97.85 kg) College: North Carolina Experience15 years Jersey: 23 All-Star Selections: 14 All-NBA Selections: 11 (10 1st-team) MVP Awards: 5 NBA Championships: 6 Michael Jordan is a Hall of Fame shooting guard who played in the NBA from 1984 to 2003 for the Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards. Winner of five regular-season MVP awards, he is widely considered the best basketball player ever to play in the NBA. Jordan led the Chicago Bulls to six NBA titles, and was voted the Finals MVP a record six times. Michael Jordan scored more points per game than any player in NBA history, with a 30.1 average, and his 32292 career points scored rank as the third-most in NBA history. His career postseason scoring average of 33.5 points is also the best in NBA history. Michael Jordan was a 14-time All-Star, averaging 20.2 points per All-Star game, and became the only player to ever record a triple-double in an All-Star Game when he achieved the feat in 1997. He was named Defensive Player of the Year in 1988, and was on the All-Defensive First Team nine times. Michael Jordan also held the record for consecutive games scoring in double-digits (866). In 1996, Jordan was named as one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History. Michael Jordan became a world-famous star as his Bulls kept winning, and he kept scoring. He graced the cover of countless magazines, including Sports …
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Michael Moore on Larry King Live – 4/27/10
“I’m happy the Obama administration brought these civil charges against them but I think there should be a criminal investigation. A lot of people’s money vaporized and I think when that happens — I’ll tell ya, we spend a lot of energy in our criminal justice system going after people that stick you up for a hundred bucks. I think the American people got stuck up for a hell of a lot more than that.” — Michael Moore on Larry King Live, Tuesday, April 26th, 2010 “I don’t understand Arizona, I mean, I didn’t think it would be possible for them to embarrass themselves more than they did twenty or so years ago when they were the only state that wouldn’t have Martin Luther King Day. This law of theirs, it’s — I don’t know what to say — it’s kind of like — I don’t know if you’ve read the language — my position usually is any time something sounds like dialogue from Hogan’s Heroes, it shouldn’t become law. They can just go up to anyone who looks Hispanic in a state that’s one third Hispanic and demand papers from them. This is not the American way and I can’t believe it will hold up constitutionally. … What is the problem really? Most of these immigrants who come here work very hard — illegal immigrants, they work very hard, they do the jobs Americans don’t want to do. Frankly, I think, I mean, personally, any illegal immigrant they catch in Arizona, they should let him keep doing his job because he’s adding to the economy. For every one they catch, they should send one …
Michael J. Fox – Archive Interview Part 2 of 5
Actor Michael J. Fox discusses his work with Norman Lear, Alex Haley, early acting jobs, and beginning of “Family Ties”. This is part of a multi-part oral history interview. To access all segments, visit channel playlists or go to tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.co
American Architecture Now: Michael Graves, 1980
Interviewer: Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel Part of the Diamonstein-Spielvogel Video Archive in the Duke University Libraries: library.duke.edu Diamonstein interviews Graves concerning his architectural works and his philosophy of architecture. 1980 (VC 2080)
Michael Jackson – Billie Jean (Special Edition) – The Victory Tour (1984) – Behind the Scenes – HQ
!!!Victory Tour “The Jacksons Tour”!!! Start Date: July 6, 1984. End Date: December 9, 1984. Recorded: “Arrowhead Stadium” Kansas City, Missouri, USA (July 6, 1984) Produced & Sponsored by: Pepsi Cola. Record Labels: Optimum Productions & Patrick Kelly Productions. Niceties by: www.youtube.com Synopsis! “The Victory Tour” was the biggest and final concert tour of the United States and Canada in 1984 by The Jacksons. Beginning July 6 and ending on December 9, the tour included 55 concerts to an audience of approximately 2 million. It was named after the newly released Jacksons’ album Victory although none of the album’s songs appear on the tour’s set list (Marlon confirmed it was because Michael refused to rehearse or perform them). The tour reportedly grossed $175 million and set a new record for the then-largest grossing tour. Following a controversy with the way tickets were purchased, lead-singer Michael Jackson donated his proceeds (approx. $5 million) from the tour to three charities, including the TJ Martell Foundation for Leukemia and Cancer Research, The United Negro College Fund, and the Ronald McDonald Camp for Good Times. The “Victory” tour, with the Jacksons, plays three sold-out dates (Aug. 17-10) at the Pontiac Silverdome. That year, Jackson’s hair catches fire during a Pepsi commercial shoot. Michael had 4 new dance moves invented for the tour: Moonwalk in place, Magic moonwalk, sidewalk in place, and forwards moonwalk. He was not allowed to use the …