Filipino, Philippines "Dancing Inmates" from Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center (CPDRC), a maximum security prison, were treated to a visit by Michael Jacksons long-time choreographer Travis Payne and dancers Daniel Celebre and Dres Reid to learn performances from THIS IS IT.

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MY FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com MY TWITTER: www.twitter.com Click here to automatically share this video on your Twitter: bit.ly Consider posting it on your Facebook too? Aww, thanks. You rock! Host Corey Vidal teaches you how to dance like Michael Jackson. Posted exactly 3 years (to the day!) after my previous How To Dance video: 'How To Dance: SexyBack' - www.youtube.com SPECIAL THANKS: STEVE VIDAL, who also happens to be my father MARK RAUWERDA, for help with the setup and lighting JAMES SIMPSON, for helping me get this online TAY ZONDAY, for recording the outro JOE PENNA, for continually telling me not to give up JESUS, because He's cool and of course MICHAEL JOSEPH JACKSON, for inspiring me to dance when I was young, and whose music videos and performances changed my life forever Rest In Peace MJ (1958-2009)

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Date: November 12, 2009 Staples Center, Los Angeles,CA First Of All, all Video credits to JD2K for this one. In what was billed as the biggest challenge for the Lakers in the early going, the defending champions answered in resounding fashion, thrashing the Suns 121-102 Thursday at the Staples Center. The Suns did not put up much of a fight, finding themselves down by as many as 27 points. "We just beat them inside of the paint," said Kobe Bryant, who had a game-high 29 points. "We got a lot of easy opportunities." After missing consecutive games due to a right elbow strain, Lakers center Andrew Bynum seemed as if he didn't miss a beat, tying a season-high 26 points and grabbing 15 rebounds. He also recorded his sixth double-double. The 7-footer used his 40-pound weight advantage over Channing Frye en route to making his first four baskets. "That was the game plan, go inside, do that early and often and that paid off for us," Bynum said. "It wasn't hard getting into a rhythm. I had three good days of practice, treatment." Rate, Comment and SUBSCRIBE! Lakers2010season

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FULL COURSE: www.truefire.com Join TrueFire for free - www.truefire.com On Twitter - http On Facebook - www.truefire.com Blues Shuffle, Key of A: Rhythm Welcome to 335 BLUES! I'm very excited about this course, my first in over twenty years! I get asked all of the time about my blues playing and finally I get a chance to share what I've learned over the years. I particularly love the blues because of the freedom that the format provides a musician for expression and improvisation. You don't have to navigate your way through complicated arrangements, key changes and progressions - you get to play your heart out! 335 BLUES is a hands-on, playing course. No tedious theory or exercises here, although we will spend some serious time on important techniques like bending and vibrato, essential expressions in the blues. For the most part we will play our way through the material I present here. We'll start by working through a series of blues grooves that I've prepared for you in a variety of feels, keys and tempos. For each groove, I'll demonstrate an approach for comping and soloing over three choruses. Loop the video and work with the tab and notation until you can play along with me at tempo. Then jump on the practice rhythm tracks and replace my parts. This is not to have you learn my licks in particular; rather it will better illustrate my approach to building a solo and supporting a soloist in a musical context. The purpose of this course is to have you develop a better <b>...</b>

Went to TJ's last week and didn't make a GH, so I though that this time I would. It's so important to find foods that you LOVE but that also give you good nutrition and that you can eat in MODERATION. I seem to finally have fallen into a rhythm of eating yummy foods always, that are helping me and not hindering. Thank you Whole Foods and Trader Joe's! No, seriously. What are some staples for you?? As always, I want to know. And like I said in the video, I do answer Q's over twitter... www.twitter.com EDIT: Since you might ask, this is my bike (not MY bike, but same color, year, whatever... they're identical): www.cyclechaos.com