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122: Eddie Garcia Special
Posted on August 29, 2020 by Elise Capron — Leave a reply
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Eddie Garcia joins host Jamon Bull for an incredible discussion in celebration of the King of Pop's 62nd birthday. A world-renowned dancer, choreographer, and director, Eddie exploded onto the scene at just 16 years old, when he was hired to dance in several of Janet Jackson's most iconic music videos. A year later, Michael Jackson hand-picked Eddie to join his team, bringing him on to perform in short films such as 'Smooth Criminal', 'The Way You Make Me Feel' and 'Speed Demon'. Eddie also spent five years traveling the world as a principal dancer for the 'Bad' and 'Dangerous' world tours, and appeared on stage for Jackson's Superbowl performance. In addition to working with Jackson, Eddie has collaborated with a wide range of superstars over the years, including Jennifer Lopez and Paula Abdul, and has appeared on stage and screen. He also directs a summer camp for young dancers.
In this deep-dive chat, the guys discuss Eddie's memories of being hired by the King of Pop, appearing in some of the most famous music videos ever made, performing on stage with Jackson, and much more. Eddie also drops a couple of exclusive stories that are sure to get even the most hardcore Michael Jackson live performance aficionados speculating.
• Eddie Garcia's Twitter, Instagram and Facebook pages.
• Camp Me's Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube pages and website.
• Be sure to check out MJ Radio's original interview with Eddie in Spanish. We're proud to have partnered with MJRadio for this dual language release in honor of Michael's birthday.
• Instacart – Convenient, inexpensive, and reliable same-day personal shopping for U.S. and Canada-based #MJFam.
• The MJCast's official shop. Support The MJCast and Michael Jackson all at the same time by buying some of our merchandise.
If you have feedback on this Michael Jackson podcast episode, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us at themjcast@icloud.com or find the links to our many social networks on www.themjcast.com. Keep Michaeling!
Posted in Specials, The MJCast, Uncategorised | Tagged Bad World Tour, choreographer, Choreography, dancer, Dangerous World Tour, Eddie Garcia, Janet Jackson, Jennifer Lopez, Michael Jackson, Michael Jackson's Birthday, music video, Paula Abdul, Short films, Smooth Criminal, Speed Demon, Superbowl, The Way You Make Me Feel | Leave a reply
120: I've Found Peace Within Myself
Posted on July 5, 2020 by Elise Capron — Leave a reply
Damien Shields returns to The MJCast as a guest host, joining Elise for a jam-packed news and discussion episode! Damien is a long-time Friend of the Show, author, and Cascio tracks expert. The duo catches up on loads of updates in the world of Michael Jackson, including several new MJ-related books, a new podcast, updates on MJ One and the Robson/Safechuck hearings, Paris Jackson's debut EP, lots of recently leaked MJ songs, amazing new content for fans from John Cameron, Marcos Cabota, Brad Sundberg, ?uestlove, Single White Glove—and much, much more. Plus, Damien and Elise discuss the Estate's approach to HIStory25.
• New footage from the Bad World Tour live in Los Angeles 1988 has leaked.
• Single White Glove's Heal the World video has premiered.
• MJFanGirl and The Detail have teamed up to release a new podcast called Michael Jackson Unspun. The latest episode is with Michael Bush's assistant.
• Pez Jax's book 'The Story of HIStory' is now available for pre-order, and will be officially released on July 20.
• Brice Najar has announced his new book, 'Blood on the Dance Floor: Let's Make HIStory in the Mix'.
• Dwayne Swingler, Neverland Valley Ranch supervisor has released a book.
• MJ Memorial Day Live happened on Facebook on June 25th, hosted by the King of Pop Events group. It featured interviews with Travis Payne, Jimmy Locust, Steven Paul Whitsitt and others. You can see the whole series of interviews here.
• New Facebook group for online events and fan chat: Michael Jackson Book Club.
• MJ One is currently set to re-open in Las Vegas in early August. Meanwhile, Cirque du Soleil is over $1 billion in debt, and is seeking bankruptcy protection. They have laid off 3,500 employees, including Blue Man Group. However, all their non-touring shows plan to re-open as soon as they are allowed to do so.
• Marcos Cabota's Sonic Fantasy documentary gets a trailer.
• Archival interviews of Michael Jackson's children have been released on YouTube channel 'Jacksonology', apparently created for a cancelled documentary about MJ.
• Soundflowers' docuseries, 'Unfiltered: Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn', streaming on Facebook through the summer. Plus, their debut EP has been released.
• Sia and Paris drama.
• Danny Wu's Square One has been released on Amazon Prime.
• Charles Thomson has released his first podcast, called Shoebury's Lost Boys, which details his decade long investigation into one of Britain's most serious child sex abuse allegations cover-ups.
• Robson and Safechuck trial update. As predicted, Dan Reed was there filming.
• The Jacksons' video for Can You Feel It gets released on YouTube, as well as Michael Jackson's HIStory teaser.
• Original versions of some 2007 Ebony photoshoot pics have leaked.
• ?uestlove has streamed three massive Jackson family DJ experiences here, here and here. Full "Quarantine Live DJ Sets" playlist available here.
• John Cameron is about to release his latest episode of #JCsMusicology, which will focus on the Off The Wall era.
• Brad Sundberg has shared his '7 Songs, 7 Stories' series on YouTube as a way to honour 'MJ Week' during COVID-19 restrictions.
• So…it's been a bit leaky lately. See this channel.
• HIStory25 got the Dangerous25 treatment.
• Damien's website.
• Damien's excellent book, Michael Jackson: Songs & Stories From The Vault.
• Audible – Great audiobooks. Great a free one-month trial (including one free audiobook) and help support the podcast by using our custom MJCast promo link.
If you have feedback on this Michael Jackson podcast episode, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us at themjcast@icloud.com or find the links to our many social networks on www.themjcast.com. Stay BAD!
Posted in The MJCast, Uncategorised | Tagged ?uestlove, Authors, Bad World Tour, Bigi Jackson, Brad Sundberg, Brice Najar, Can You Feel It, Cascio Tracks, Cirque Du Soleil, Damien Shields, Dan Reed, Dangerous25, Danny Wu, Dwane Swingler, Ebony Magazine, Elise Capron, Heal The World 2020, HIStory25, JacksonFam, Jacksonology, James Safechuck, JC's Musicology, Jimmy Locust, John Cameron, King of Pop Events, Leaks, Marcos Cabota, Michael Jackson, Michael Jackson Book Club, Michael Jackson Estate, MJ Memorial Day, MJ One, MJFam, MJFanGirl, Musicology, Paris Jackson, Pez Jax, PK Dragonfly, podcast, Prince Jackson, Sia, Single White Glove, Sonic Fantasy, Soundflowers, Square One, Steven Paul Whitsitt, The Detail, The Jacksons, The Michael Jackson Estate, Travis Payne, Unfiltered: Paris Jackson and Gabriel Glenn, Unspun, wade robson | Leave a reply
115: Kevin Dorsey Special
Posted on March 15, 2020 by Elise Capron — 5 Comments ↓
Welcome to Season Six of the The MJCast! In this special episode, Jamon Bull puts the focus back on the music with an interview featuring Kevin Dorsey, who worked with Michael Jackson for twenty-five years as his Vocal Director, Assistant Music Director and one of his background vocalists. In addition to lots of positive stories, we deep dive on two of the most topical issues amongst fans, Michael's ever increasing reliance on lip syncing and the mysterious months leading up to his death. This is a topic Kevin is particularly well placed to speak on as he was suddenly and inexplicably let go by This Is It's tour promoters after completing the task of assembling the live band. Kevin also goes into detail about his early career, how he initially came to work with the King of Pop and what is was like to tour together.
The MJCast team is excited for the season to come. Thank you for joining us!
• Kevin Dorsey's Facebook page
Ad Breaks
• Crack Corn – Ridiculously delicious puff corn
• The MJCast Shop
If you have any thoughts, opinions, or feedback on this Michael Jackson podcast episode, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us at themjcast@icloud.com or find the links to our many social networks on www.themjcast.com. Keep Michaeling!
Posted in Specials, The MJCast, Uncategorised | Tagged Bad World Tour, Dangerous World Tour, HIStory World Tour, Kevin Dorsey, Lip Syncing, Michael Jackson, Singing, This Is It, Vocals | 5 Comments ↓
087: Happy 60th Birthday MJ!
Posted on August 29, 2018 by Elise Capron — 11 Comments ↓
On this episode celebrating Michael Jackson's 60th birthday, Q, Elise and Jamon go on a trip down memory lane with special guest Sean Fitzgerald, who was part of the team who ran The Magic World of Michael Jackson Fan Club in the U.S. from 1989-1995. Sean recreates the incredible moments he experienced during this golden era for MJ fans, such as attending Michael's fabled Bad World Tour shows at Madison Square Garden and having front-row access to the filming of MTV's 10th Anniversary Special, where Michael performed Black or White and Will You Be There for the first time. He also talks about the infamous 1995 HBO Beacon Theatre show that was cancelled when Michael fell ill and organising 'MichaelFest' fan gatherings.
Plus, Sean goes into detail about his fan club's very positive relationship with MJJ Productions, who invited Sean and other fan club organizers to their LA office on multiple occasions. Sean also gives interesting insight into how the fan community was organised pre-internet, and how that time contrasts to the online community today.
Sean Fitzgerald is based in New York, and now works in marketing. He's been married to his high-school sweetheart (who is also an MJ fan!) for 27 years, and they have five children together. Sean is also very active in Church ministries (prison ministry, youth ministry and bible study) and has multiple degrees in Theology. He still has many very personal items from his collection of MJ memorabilia, including a range of items signed personally from Michael Jackson.
The MJCast can't imagine a better way to celebrate sixty years of Michael than with these fantastic memories.
• The Barking Lot (Elise's other passion in life, besides MJ!)
• The Jacksons perform You Are not Alone as a tribute to Joe Jackson at a recent concert in Southern California.
• Michael Jackson – Black or White video
• Michael Jackson's performance at MTV's 10th Anniversary Special
• Behind the scenes at MTV's 10th Anniversary Special
• Sean Fitzgerald's email address. You can contact him here!
• Broadway United – We Are The World
• Bad Tour New York '88 E.T. Report
• Michael Jackson – Black or White (DJ KaktuZ Atmospheric Remix)
• Michael Jackson – Will You Be There (SWG Studio Mix)
If you have any thoughts, opinions, or feedback on this Michael Jackson podcast episode, we'd love to hear from you. Contact us at themjcast@icloud.com or find the links to our many social networks on www.themjcast.com. Stay BAD!
Posted in The MJCast, Uncategorised | Tagged Bad, Bad World Tour, Beacon Theatre, Black or White, Dangerous, Diamond Celebration, Fan Clubs, Michael Jackson, Michael Jackson's Birthday, Michaelfest, MichaelJacksonDay, MJ60, MJJ Productions, MTV 10th Anniversary, Sean Fitzgerald, Special, The Jacksons, The Magic World of Michael Jackson Fan Club, The MJCast, We Are The World, Will You Be There, You Are Not Alone | 11 Comments ↓
078: That was a Q-incidence
Posted on May 5, 2018 by Elise Capron — 1 Comment ↓
Jamon and Q are excited to dig into a big news roundup this week, with lots of developments in the world of Michael Jackson and the Jackson family. They cover the outcome of the Moonwalkers documentary on Kickstarter, a new book publishing this Fall by Richard Lecocq and Francois Allard, and news from Will.i.am regarding music he worked on with MJ. They also discuss the new Bad World Tour concert footage released by the Indy Channel, and Bryan Loren's public plea to fans for monetary compensation regarding his leaked tracks.
On the Jackson family events front, Janet Jackson has announced additional tour dates (and launched a national back-up dancer search!) and will be headlining a major music festival in Los Angeles this summer. The Jacksons will perform at the Detroit Music Weekend, a three day festival celebrating their impact and legacy. And, in Tulsa, OK, a Michael Jackson Tribute event will be held on June 24, hosted by Jankins of Moonwalk Talks.
Jamon and Q will also discuss the news from 3T, who have released their Chapter III song, "Fire", as a single in France. And on TV, La Toya Jackson dons her beloved classic headband on the reality show, "Worst Cooks in America: Celebrity Edition". Plus, Paris Jackson has a star-studded 20th birthday bash, and gets some well-deserved attention for the important work she's doing on the activist front by publishing an op-ed in Teen Vogue about HIV/AIDS awareness. Paris will receive the LIFE+ award on behalf of her godmother, Elizabeth Taylor's AIDS foundation, at the 25th Life Ball this June.
This episode also features several of our correspondents, including Steven Hodges of MJFFC (Charity Correspondent), Charles Thomson (Legal Correspondent), and Janneke van der Linden of Jackson Source (Jackson family Correspondent).
• Richard Lecocq and Francois Allard are set to release a new book on Michael Jackson titled Michael Jackson – All The Songs: The Story Behind Every Song, Every Video, Every Dance Move.
• Will.i.am again tells reporters he won't be releasing the songs he worked on with Michael Jackson.
• The Indy Channel has released a retrospective article on Michael's final performance in Indianapolis featuring never-before-seen footage from the Bad World Tour.
• Record producer Bryan Loren has released a plea to Michael Jackson fans asking for monetary compensation regarding his many leaked tracks
• Upcoming Michael Jackson Tribute event, Sunday, 24 June 2018, Tulsa Oklahoma, held by Jankins of the Moonwalk Talks podcast. Games, trivia, movies, dance, art, prizes and charity, tickets are $10, or $5 for 14 and under.
• Paris Jackson Said Goodbye to Her Teens with a Star-Studded 20th Birthday Bash
• Paris writes inspiring op-ed piece for Teen Vogue magazine on why HIV/AIDS awareness is close to her heart, and also will receive the LIFE+ award on behalf of her godmother, Elizabeth Taylor's AIDS foundation at the 25th Life Ball, June 2 charity event in Vienna.
• The Jacksons are set to participate in Detroit Music Weekend, a three day festival celebrating their impact and legacy
• 3T to release their Chapter III song, "Fire", as a single in France.
• La Toya Jackson participates in the new season of "Worst Cooks in America: Celebrity Edition"
• Janet Jackson to perform at LA's FYF Fest in July
• Janet Jackson launches #DanceWithJanet campaign, and announces further dates for her successful State of the World tour.
• Will Smith shares his story of the one time he met Michael Jackson.
• Random fan chat!
• Jamon – Michael Jackson's 30th Anniversary Celebration: The Solo Years (Long Version)
• Q – New Michael Jackson video mix by @roboemjay on Vimeo, from late 2017.
• Kylie Minogue's new album 'Golden'
• Michael Jackson's Legacy project
• Prince Jackson's Heal LA project
• Michael's Dream Foundation
• Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation
• 3T's Dee Dee Jackson Foundation
• MJ Fans for Charity website and the Global Total page
• Michael Jackson Monthly Giving Project
• Photo of Michael Jackson and Will Smith 'in the closet'
• Janet Jackson and Kylie Minogue – Slow and Nasty (Initial Talk Mix)
• The Jacksons – Music's Takin' Over (Belabouche & Fendercillo Discotronix Mix)
• Michael Jackson – Remember the Time (Aevion Remix)
Correspondent Appearances
• Steven Hodges of MJFFC (Charity Correspondent)
• Charles Thomson (Legal Correspondent)
• Janneke van der Linden of Jackson Source (Jackson family Correspondent)
Posted in The MJCast, Uncategorised | Tagged 3T, Bad World Tour, Books, Bryan Loren, Chapter III, Charles Thomson, Detroit Music Weekend, Elizabeth Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor Aids Foundation, Francois Allard, Jackson Source, Janet Jackson, Jankins, Janneke Van Der Linde, La Toya Jackson, Leaks, Michael Jackson, MJFFC, Moonwalk Talks, Moonwalkers, Paris Jackson, Podcasts, Richard Lecocq, Steven Hodges, The Jacksons, The MJCast, Will Smith, will.i.am, Worst Cooks in America | 1 Comment ↓
071: MJ101 Special: Bad 30
Posted on December 18, 2017 by Jamon Bull (Admin) — 1 Comment ↓
Creator of the free MJ101 eBook series Andy Healy has released his new book, Bad 30, and what a great opportunity for us to explore both the book and the album for our second last episode of Season Three of The MJCast.
Joining returning guest Andy is a new voice for listeners, Chris Lacy. Chris is a lifelong Michael Jackson supporter in more ways than one. His fiery passion for music and dance came from studying Jackson's artistry while he was growing up on Navy bases. Chris eventually became a dance instructor while learning from Stephen "tWitch" Boss and Allison Holker of So You Think You Can Dance? fame. His appreciation for Michael Jackson expanded beyond the music when he started battling vitiligo at the age of twelve, a skin condition Jackson also endured. Fortunately, his strong Christian faith has not only helped him with his own struggles but has also inspired him to mentor youth who wrestle with various self-esteem issues. Chris is also a Contributing Writer for Albumism with heartfelt tributes for Bad (1987) and Dangerous (1991) under his belt, among others.
Andy, Chris, Jamon and Q explore and discuss the tracks on Michael's critically and commercially acclaimed late 80's masterpiece Bad. As Andy was lucky enough to see Michael live through witnessing The Bad World Tour in person, we also get to hear his account of this incredible concert, making us all slightly envious!
• MJ101: Bad 30
• The official MJ 101 website and Twitter page
• The Michael Jackson Archives Facebook group
• Chris Lacy's Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages
• Chris Lacy's Dangerous 25 and Bad 30 articles on Albumism
• Chris Lacy's Jam tribute video
• Annie Leibovitz' Michael Jackson photoshoot
• Bad short film
• Bad live on the Bad World Tour
• Prince is interviewed about Michael Jackson's Bad
• The Way You Make Me Feel short film
• The Way You Make Me Feel live on the Bad World Tour
• Moonwalker film
• Speed Demon short film
• Liberian Girl short film
• Just Good Friends footage from Bad 25
• Michael Jackson – Abortion Papers (Song Groove)
• Michael Jackson – I'm So Blue
• Another Part of Me short film
• Another Part of Me live on the Bad World Tour
• Chris Tucker dancing to Another Part of Me in Rush Hour
• Captain EO film
• Man in the Mirror short film
• Man in the Mirror live on the Bad World Tour
• Prince's Sign O' the Times album
• Michael Jackson's 1988 Grammy Awards performance
• I Just Can't Stop Loving You live on the Bad World Tour
• Dirty Diana live on the Bad World Tour
• The Weeknd – D.D.
• Smooth Criminal short film
• Smooth Criminal live on the Bad World Tour
• Moonwalker video game playthrough
• The MJCast – Episode 064: Vincent Paterson Special
• Leave Me Alone short film
• The Bad World Tour Live in Brisbane (1987)
• Original 1987 television commercial for the Bad album
• Michael Jackson – Bad (Dance Extended Mix)
• Federico Malaman – Speed Demon
• Michael Jackson – Man in the Mirror (Instrumental Live Piano Version)
• Michael Jackson – Smooth Criminal (Annie Mix)
• Original 1988 television commercial for the Bad World Tour live in Denver
• Michael Jackson – Dirty Diana (Live in Rome, 1988)
Posted in Specials, The MJCast, Uncategorised | Tagged Abortion Papers, Andy Healy, Annie Leibovitz, Another Part of Me, Bad, Bad 30, Bad World Tour, Captain EO, Chris Cadman, Chris Lacy, Chris Tucker, Dangerous 25, I'm So Blue, Jam, Janet Jackson, Just Good Friends, Liberian Girl, Man In The Mirror, Michael Jackson, MJ 101, MJ 101: Bad 30, Moonwalker, podcast, Prince, Quincy Jones, Rush Hour, Special, Speed Demon, Stevie Wonder, The Jacksons, The Michael Jackson Archives, The Way You Make Me Feel, Vitiligo | 1 Comment ↓
064: Vincent Paterson Special
Posted on August 28, 2017 by Charles Thomson — 13 Comments ↓
Choreographer Vincent Patterson was at Michael Jackson's side for many of the key moments which helped cement his status as an entertainment legend, first working with Michael as an assistant choreographer and lead dancer on the pioneering Beat It and Thriller music video shoots. When it came time to devise the videos for Michael's next album, Bad, Vincent was brought back into the fold, working on the short films for The Way You Make Me Feel, Speed Demon, Dirty Diana and Smooth Criminal.
But it wasn't just short films he collaborated on with Michael. He also helped shape some of the most historic live performances of Michael's career, from directing the Bad World Tour to helping to choreograph Michael's 1988 Grammy Awards performance.
Vincent's association with Michael continued throughout the 1990s. He choreographed for the Black or White music video and Michael's MTV 10th anniversary performance, helped devise Michael's groundbreaking Superbowl half-time show and directed the Blood on the Dance Floor music video.
Today he joins Jamon and Q to discuss Michael Jackson as both an artist and a man, explaining their collaborative working process and telling the stories behind some of pop culture's most historic moments. He also discusses his involvement in the documentary, The Man Behind the Throne, which is the focus of his work with Michael Jackson, Madonna and other celebrities.
• Vincent Patterson's website, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube
• Madonna's Blonde Ambition World Tour
• Strike a Pose documentary trailer
• Mikail Baryshnikov in Giselle
• Alvin Ailey – Cry
• Evita film trailer
• Michael Jackson – Beat It
• Making of Michael Jackson's Beat It
• Michael Jackson – Thriller
• Making of Michael Jackson's Thriller
• Michael Jackson – Black or White
• Making of Michael Jackson's Black or White
• Michael Jackson – Smooth Criminal
• Making of Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal
• Girl Hunt Ballet from Fred Astaire's Bandwagon
• The Man Behind the Throne documentary website
• The MJCast – Episode 011: June 25th Special with Darren Hayes
• Michael Jackson – For All Time (Eric Hudson Remix)
• Cyrano, Esq – Peace For Your Soul (Michael Jackson Tribute)
• LaToya Jackson – Home
• Michael Jackson Orchestral Medley – London Symphony Orchestra
Thanks to listener Cody Covington, we now have a full transcript available for this episode. Our deepest thanks and gratitude, Cody.
Posted in Specials, The MJCast, Uncategorised | Tagged Bad, Bad Tour, Bad World Tour, Beat It, Black or White, Blood on the Dance Floor, choreographer, Choreography, dancer, director, Dirty Diana, Documentary, Grammy Awards, Interview, jackson, Michael, Michael Jackson, MJCast, Moonwalker, MTV, music video, Patterson, podcast, short film, Smooth Criminal, Special, Speed Demon, Superbowl, The Jacksons, The Man Behind the Throne, The Way You Make Me Feel, Thriller, video, Vince, Vincent, Vincent Paterson | 13 Comments ↓
Episode 043 – Thriller Night Special feat. CJ DeVillar
Happy Thriller Night! To celebrate Halloween 2016, Q and Jamon are joined by host of fellow Michael Jackson podcast Moonwalk Talks, Jankins along with bassist, studio engineer and MJ collaborator CJ DeVillar. CJ collaborated with Michael on a range of songs including the unreleased and authentic version of Monster (which we discuss in detail on this episode), Blue Gangsta, A Place With No Name, Break of Dawn and multiple tracks on the HIStory album.
To kick things off, Jamon and Q spring an impromptu interview on Jankins, followed by a discussion around all the latest news in the MJ world. Topics include the recent and unfortunate passing of Thriller songwriter Rod Temperton, a new Michael Jackson project as revealed by John Landis and Nick Amideo's Monster Movie Mash video. The team then discuss Travis DeRose' marathon moonwalk across Europe, a competition around Smooth Criminals – The Songs of Michael Jackson and a new dance video set to Black or White. The news is capped off through an update on the Sony/ATV acquisition and a brand new book coming from The Jacksons called The Jacksons: Legacy. The main discussion topic for this episode is a chronological exploration into Michael's horror themed work.
Key Michael Jackson collaborator, Rod Temperton, passes away at age 66
New Michael Jackson Thriller project revealed by John Landis
Nick Amideo has released his Monster Movie Mash video set to Michael Jackson's Thriller
Guy moonwalks across Europe and it's a thriller!
Smooth Criminals – The Songs of Michael Jackson exclusive ticket competition courtesy of The MJCast
Black or White dance video
Sony finalises acquisition of Michael Jackson estate's stake in Sony/ATV Publishing
The Jacksons are to release a book to mark the 50th Anniversary of the release of their debut single Big Boy, The Jacksons: Legacy
Michael Jackson – Ben
The Jacksons – This Place Hotel
The Jacksons – Off The Wall
The Jacksons – Your Ways
The Jacksons – Torture
Rockwell – Somebody's Watching Me (feat. Michael Jackson)
1993 Ghosts film
Michael Jackson – Little Susie
Michael Jackson – Blood on the Dance Floor
Michael Jackson – Ghosts
Michael Jackson – Is It Scary
Michael Jackson – Morphine
Michael Jackson – Threatened
Thriller in This Is It
Jamon – Making of Michael Jackson's Thriller
Q – VH1's Making of Ghosts
Jankins – The Jacksons Variety Show
Jankins' website, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter pages
Moonwalk Talks' website, Twitter and iTunes pages
CJ DeVillar's Facebook and Twitter pages
BBC Radio 2's The Invisible Man special on Rod Temperton
Vertical Video Syndrome – A PSA
Michael Jackson's Bad World Tour live in Brisbane (November 28th, 1987)
Jermaine Jackson's book You Are Not Alone – Michael, Through a Brother's Eyes
La Toya Jackson's book Starting Over
Janet Jackson's book True You
Katherine Jackson's book Never Can Say Goodbye: The Katherine Jackson Story
J Randy Taraborelli's book Michael Jackson: The Magic, the Madness, the Whole Story
An American Werewolf in London
The Jacksons – This Place Hotel (Immortal Version)
Ghosts box set French ad
Michael Jackson – Thriller (James Egbert Remix)
Rockwell – Somebody's Watching Me (feat. Michael Jackson) [Onderkoffer Halloween Trap Remix]
Michael Jackson – Ghosts (Early Version)
Michael Jackson – Threatened (Nick* Remix)
Blood on the Dancefloor UK ad
Michael Jackson – Thriller (1 Minute Cover) by Bence Peter
Posted in Specials, The MJCast, Uncategorised | Tagged A Place With No Name, Bad World Tour, BBC Radio 2, Ben, Bence Peter, Black or White, Blood on the Dance Floor, Blue Gangsta, Books, Break Of Dawn, Brisbane, CJ DeVillar, Ghosts, Halloween, History, Immortal, Interview, Is It Scary, J Randy Taraborelli, James Egbert, Janet Jackson, Jankins, Jermaine Jackson, John Landis, Katherine Jackson, La Toya Jackson, Little Susie, Making of Ghosts, Making of Michael Jackson's Thriller, Michael Jackson, Monster, Moonwalk Talks, Morphine, Nick Amideo, Off the Wall, Onderkoffer, Remixed by Nick*, Rockwell, Rod Temperton, Smooth Criminals - The Songs of Michael Jackson, Somebody's Watching Me, Sony, Sony ATV, Sony/ATV Catalogue, Special, The Jacksons, The Jacksons Variety Show, The Jacksons: Legacy, This Is It, This Place Hotel, Threatened, Thriller, Thriller Night, Torture, Travis DeRose, Verticle Video Syndrome, VH1, Xscape, Your Ways | 2 Comments ↓
Episode 022 – Moonwalk Talks Simulcast
On this first 'simulcast' release for The MJCast and Moonwalk Talks, Jamon and Q are joined by hip hop producer, rapper, podcast host and all 'round MJ fan extraordinaire, Jankins! The boys kick things off this week with an in depth discussion on the recently announced Spike Lee documentary Michael Jackson's Journey From Motown to Off the Wall followed by an exploration into the dozens of MJ leaks that have happened over the past week. Next, Chris Cadman's new website, Michael Jackson Masterworks is discussed just in time for a quick 'Skype in' from The MJCast's Legal Correspondent, Charles Thomson. Charles fills us in on the latest developments in the Serova Vs. Sony/Cascio/Porte/Estate lawsuit. Lastly, the recently released and controversial Greg Gorman photograph of Michael that's on display in the Berlin Museum of Photography is analysed. We hope you enjoy this final episode before The MJCast's first Christmas Special later in December.
The long awaited follow up documentary to Bad 25 by Spike Lee will premiere at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival…and it's called Michael Jackson's Journey from Motown to Off the Wall.
A plethora of Michael Jackson material has been made available to the public through co-ordinated leaks over the past week, including…
Dangerous rehearsal footage from the Dangerous World Tour.
The Way You Make Me Feel rehearsal footage from the Dangerous World Tour…with Michael delivering lyrics in spoken word.
Behind the scenes footage of the 1993 Oprah Winfrey interview.
You Are Not Alone (A Cappella).
Best of Joy (A Cappella).
The HIStory World Tour live in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
The HIStory World Tour live in Auckland, New Zealand).
The Bad World Tour live in Rome, Italy.
The Bad World Tour live in Tokyo, Japan.
The Victory Tour live in Toronto, Canada.
Ghosts film outtakes.
The 1993 version of the video for Is It Scary.
An alternate video version of the short film, Give in to Me.
An extended version of the Dangerous era Pepsi ad video featuring the song Who Is It.
An alternate cut of the short film, They Don't Care About Us (Prison Version).
Man in the Mirror (A Cappella).
Seeing Voices (A Cappella).
Jam short film (alternate cut with previously unseen footage).
Author Chris Cadman has launched a new website entitled Michael Jackson Masterworks.
UK Journalist and The MJCast Legal Correspondent Charles Thomson unpacks the latest court documents regarding the Serova Vs. Sony/Branca/Cascio/Porte/MJJ Productions/Angelikson case. The relevant court documents can be accessed as a PDF here.
A new Michael Jackson photograph is on display at the Berlin Museum of Photography courtesy of photographer, Greg Gorman.
Our favourite MJ songs…
Jamon – Wanna Be Startin' Something
Q – Speechless
Jankins – This Place Hotel [Live] on the Bad World Tour
Our favourite MJ albums…
Q – HIStory: Past, Present and Future – Book 1
Jamon – Off the Wall
Jankins – Dangerous
Our favourite MJ short films…
Jamon – Stranger in Moscow
Q – The HIStory Teaser
Jankins – Smooth Criminal (Moonwalker Version)
Our favourite MJ look/style…
Q – Napoleonic, 18th/19th century military inspired clothing (with special mention going to the gold HIStory World Tour opening costume)
Jamon – As above (as exemplified by Michael's 1990 appearance at The White House with George Bush Sr.)
Jankins – The sequinned costumes on The Victory Tour
Our favourite MJ concert tour…
Jamon – The Victory Tour
Q – The HIStory World Tour
Jankins – The Bad World Tour
Our favourite Mj appearance/performance…
Q – The Elizabeth, I Love You performance
Jamon – The 1995 MTV Video Music Awards performance
Jankins – The Jackson 5's 1969 Ed Sullivan performance of Who's Loving You
Jamon – The Jackson 5's Christmas Album
Q – At the 1988 Bad concert…well the car park of Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
Jankins – Baby Be Mine cover by Bella
Charles Thomson's official website, Twitter and Facebook pages
Jankins' official website, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Soundcloud and YouTube pages
Moonwalk Talks website and iTunes page – subscribe today!
Michael Jackson's Suzuki ad series
I Can't Help It [The Reflex Edit]
Damien Shields' website
Images from the Arno Bani photoshoot
Spike Lee's Bad 25 documentary film
J Randy Taraborelli's Michael Jackson: The Magic, The Madness, The Whole Story
Michael Jackson's Moonwalker on Blu-ray
Michael Jackson's Number Ones on DVD
Michael Jackson's HIStory on Film: Vol II on DVD
Michael Jackson's You Rock My World video clip
Roberto Cavalli's concept art sketches and blog post on designing for Michael
Jankins feat. Michael Jackson – Cheater music video
The MJCast and Moonwalk Talks MEGA FAN Verna Gold!
MJBeats, The Bad Tour Archive and The Michael Jackson Archives
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Episode 019 – Thriller Night Halloween Special with LaVelle Smith Jr.
'Cause this is Thriller…Thriller Night… Happy Halloween, listeners! To celebrate Halloween 2015 we are releasing this special episode with none other than LaVelle Smith Jr.
LaVelle Smith Jr. is one of the entertainment industry's most decorated and influential dance choreographers. Known for his work with artists such as Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson and Beyoncé Knowles, Smith has won the MTV Video Music Award for Best Choreography five times. In addition to these accolades he is also a two-time recipient of the Bob Fosse Award and Music Video Producers Award for Outstanding Choreography. Smith has been inducted into the DuPont Manuel Hall of Fame and was the youngest inductee into the Millers Gallery of Greats.
Smith's work with Michael Jackson began in the late 1980s, during the Bad era. Jackson recognised Smith's unique style and began incorporating his collaborative efforts into works such as The Way You Make Me Feel and other Bad era pieces. Smith also toured with Jackson on The Bad World Tour which sparked a collaborative relationship around live performance that would endure two additional world tours (Dangerous and HIStory), the Michael Jackson and Friends benefit concerts in South Korea and Germany in 1999, and ended with the 2008 private rehearsal sessions for what evolved into Michael's ill-fated tour, This Is It.
Smith has collaborated with Jackson on most of his dance-heavy music videos, all of his adult solo tours, and a range of other projects including his seminal horror musical film Ghosts. This interview will take you inside the mind of LaVelle Smith Jr. and his collaborative and creative process with the King of Pop. Topics include Smith's origins in the entertainment industry, his initial work with Michael, their creative process around Ghosts, their work together in the late 2000's and lastly, Smith's views on choreography. We also delve into what his hopes and dreams are for the future of his already incredible career. So sit back, relax, and enjoy our Thriller Night Halloween special for 2015!
LaVelle Smith Jr.'s official website and Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts.
Syl Mortilla's halloween article Visionary: An Article on Michael Jackson's Long Game
Michael Jackson's Ghosts
Michael Jackson's Thriller
Nick*'s Threatened (The Dementor's Kiss Remix)
Dangerous live. AMA's 1993, Wetten Das 1995, Munich 1999 & American Bandstand 2002.
Damien Shields article Inside the King of Pop's 1995 HBO special that never was; 'Michael Jackson: One Night Only'
Glee's Thriller/Heads Will Roll video
Michael's Dream Foundation
VH1's Making of Ghosts
Michael Jackson's The Making of Thriller
Jamon's Halloween movie recommendations. Sinister and The Babadook.
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Q: Some of the Cauchy type integral property Let $D$ - a simply connected bounded domain and $\phi(t) \in C(\partial D)$.
Prove that $ \displaystyle \oint \limits_{\partial D} \frac{\phi(t)}{t - z}dt = 0 $ $ \forall z \notin \overline D $ if and only if $ \displaystyle \oint \limits_{\partial D} t^n \phi(t) dt = 0$, $ n = 0, 1, ... $
I have no idea. From the complex analisys course I know that $ \displaystyle \oint \limits_{\partial D} \frac{\phi(t)}{t - z}dt$ is holomorphic and know the formula for it's derivatives. Also it is clear that the second condition is equivalent to $ \displaystyle \oint \limits_{\partial D} P(t) \phi(t) dt = 0$ for any polynom $ P(t) $. But I have no idea how to solve this problem.
Thanks for any help!

A: For the implication $\Leftarrow$ :
As you said, you have $\displaystyle \oint \limits_{\partial D} P(t) \phi(t) dt = 0$ for any polynom $P$.
Consider the function $f: t \mapsto \frac{1}{t-z}$, since $z \notin \overline D$, it is continuous on $\overline D$, which is compact (closed and bounded). So with Stone-Weirstrass ($f$ is a function from $\overline D$ to $\mathbb{R}$), $\exists (p_n)$ sequence of polynomial functions, such as $p_n$ converges uniformly to $f$.
With the first remark we have $\forall n$, $\displaystyle \oint \limits_{\partial D} p_n(t) \phi(t) dt = 0$, and so $\displaystyle \oint \limits_{\partial D} \frac{\phi(t)}{t - z}dt = 0$ because the convergence is uniform, indeed : $$|| \phi (t)p_n(t)-\frac{\phi(t)}{t-z}||_{\infty} \le ||\phi||_{\infty}|| p_n(t)-\frac{1}{t-z}||_{\infty}$$
But $|| p_n(t)-\frac{1}{t-z}||_{\infty} \rightarrow 0$ and $||\phi||_{\infty} \le c$, because $\phi$ is continuous  on a compact, so $|| \phi (t)p_n(t)-\frac{\phi(t)}{t-z}||_{\infty} \rightarrow 0$ and so $\displaystyle \oint \limits_{\partial D} \frac{\phi(t)}{t - z}dt = 0$.

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Southern Arizona Orthodontics – Page 2 – Beautiful smiles at affordable prices in Tucson & Sierra Vista.
Do braces hurt? Yes. And no.
But to patients and parents, I try to never use the P or pain word. I also like to avoid the H or hurt word. Instead, I describe the discomfort someone is about to experience during braces as just that: discomfort. Not pain.
Wires move teeth. Once teeth begin to even subtly move, each now-moving tooth sends signals to our brain. Those signals are (unfortunately) nociceptive or interpreted as uncomfortable. Again, I avoided the use of the P (Pain) word.
Those negative signals are best handled by modifying one's diet to soft things. In addition, thinking of other positive things and using your best attitude helps your sore mouth and teeth. The hurt won't last for too long, though. Usually, after hours to days most of the discomfort passes. However, if the discomfort is sufficient or simply puts one in a cranky mood one hopes to avoid, I recommend Tylenol. I don't advise on to be tough just for the sake of being tough. Yet, I don't advise taking any type of medication until one feels he/she needs it.
Motrin is truly a better analgesic, but Motrin (as an effective anti-inflammatory) blocks the tooth-moving pathway — also involving the inflammatory process. So, to block pain, but to allow tooth movement to occur most efficiently I request parents provide Tylenol. If one does take Motrin it won't absolutely stop Jimmy's tooth movements. But it is true that progress will likely slow as Motrin will more greatly inhibit the inflammatory process involved with braces.
I hope this discussion makes sense and is helpful. Dyscomfort, unfortunately, is part of braces. And these 2 meds — Tylenol (our favorite during braces) and Motrin — can reduce common orthodontic pain or discomfort.


The Sailing Instructions together with the ISAF Racing Rules 2013-2016 (RRS) are the rules that govern dinghy sailing at Lilliput Sailing Club.
You agree to compete in a spirit of sportsmanship and fair play.
You agree that the decision to participate in a race, or continue racing, is your responsibility.
You agree to give all possible help to any person or vessel in danger.
You agree to avoid contact with another boat if reasonably possible.
You agree that when you break a rule you will promptly take a penalty.
You agree to accept the penalties imposed by a protest committee.
Although the RRS is a daunting read, everyone racing at Lilliput Sailing Club should have at least read the rules of Part 2 (When Boats Meet). As an alternative to the full Rule Book there is an RYA Handy Guide to the Racing Rules which will teach you all the basics that you need to race safely.
A commentary has been included at the back of the Sailing Instructions to provide a simple interpretation of what is meant. In most cases, this is all that you need to read.


The Game Ready® Equine Utility Wrap simultaneously delivers active compression and cold therapy to help treat acute or chronic leg injuries.
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Fire tears through Old Town building Featured
Written by Kelly Mitchell
OLD TOWN - Multiple fire crews responded to a fire that tore through the roof of a building in Old Town.
A fire broke out on Stillwater Avenue after 9 p.m. Wednesday night.
According to Old Town Fire Captain Matt Redding, there were no reported injuries and no one was home at the time.
Capt. Redding said the fire was called in by neighbors. There was heavy fire on the first floor that spread to the second floor and attached garage. Flames could be seen tearing through the roof.
Crews were able to knock down that fire.
The frigid weather made battling the fire harder for firefighters.
"We didn't expect to deal with these cold temperatures this early in the year," said Capt. Redding. "We're getting some microphone issues, with our radios are getting stuck frozen open."
Part of Stillwater Ave was blocked off for the night while crews responded.
Fire officials don't know what caused the fire. They said the Fire Marshall's Office will be notified.
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Patient Safety & Outcomes
The evolution of COVID-19: 4 leaders talk symptoms, treatment & clinical trends
Gabrielle Masson - Wednesday, December 23rd, 2020 Print	| Email
As the U.S. enters winter, four clinical leaders reflected on COVID-19 patients, symptoms and clinical trends.
Becker's asked the four clinical leaders: Does COVID-19 look different clinically now compared to spring?
Note: Responses have been edited lightly for length and clarity.
Debi Pasley, RN, system senior vice president and chief nursing officer at Christus Health (Irving, Texas): Our hospital CNOs report that more patients are being treated at home and that a lower percentage of hospitalized patients are requiring critical care and ventilators than in early spring. Currently, however, the numbers of cases in the states we serve are high, leading to higher numbers of hospitalized patients. The overall hospital acuity is currently elevated due to the higher concentration of COVID-19 positive patients in the admitted population. The ability to adequately staff healthcare professionals and other personnel is increasingly challenging. Texas Regional Advisory Council's provision of nurses and other professionals through agreements with governmental and staffing agencies has been critical to our efforts in the state.
Scott Lethi, RN, chief nursing officer at Cookeville (Tenn.) Regional Medical Center: PCR testing is still the standard. Symptomatology now seems to be less GI/generalized, and instead more respiratory-based and affecting a younger population, with some requiring short hospitalizations for oxygen support. We've seen an uptick in elderly patients from skilled nursing facilities, with the virus rates in some facilities very high and the belief that these infections were acquired via staff or visitors.
Treatment has been the same over the past months, except we are now giving bamlanivimab, an antibody drug, to early-stage patients who meet requirements from the community. We haven't seen a positive impact from convalescent plasma infusions for intensive care unit patients.
Laura Jill Rose, RN, infection control manager at Blount Memorial Hospital (Maryville, Tenn.): I'm not sure if the symptoms have changed or if we are just more aware of them now. We see a lot of diarrhea, deep vein thrombosis, headaches and heart issues associated with COVID-19. The high fever we originally thought was a big indicator of the virus is not always present either.
Ulysses Wu, MD, system director of infectious diseases, chief epidemiologist and chief antimicrobial steward with Hartford (Conn.) HealthCare Medical Group: Different is a tough word. We've always known the colder weather would drive people indoors and increase transmission. Compared to March and April, a lot of people aren't scared anymore — I think they see a lot of people who get better. The people dying from COVID-19 aren't right in front of them, even though we're losing the equivalent of people we lost from 9/11 every day. A relatively small number of people don't believe the virus actually exists, but a larger number of people believe the measures taken to slow the spread are too dramatic. A large number of hospitalized COVID-19 patients we're seeing now fall into that group, or anti-maskers. The virus itself hasn't changed much, though there are a few different strains we know of. What's changed is the public's behavior.
We're better at treating the disease now, with more experience, though what we know is still just the tip of the iceberg. There are still very few drugs that work well for everyone, but we've learned more about the course of the disease and have been able to administer medications more effectively.
In March and April, we were ventilating a lot more people than we normally did. We probably intubated COVID-19 patients a lot sooner than now — we've realized noninvasive interventions are probably better for most. Now there's more testing and positive cases, so I'm not sure if the number of people ventilated has really dropped that much, or it just seems like less because there are so many more cases. We also have more ventilator supply and capacity than the spring, so all those things could be factors.
The most common COVID-19 symptoms we're seeing are shortness of breath and a dry cough, followed by fever, myalgia and malaise.
What to expect is all dependent on our behavior. We clearly saw a post-Thanksgiving surge. About a week after the holidays, we typically see cases increase, then hospitalizations rise another week later, and rising deaths the next week. Using that logic, I think there will be some COVID-19 peaks in mid-January. The vaccine is not going to blunt any of this right off the bat, but I'm hoping by late summer there may be some sort of normalcy.
More articles on clinical leadership & infection control:
Nurses: The most trusted professionals in America
26 states where COVID-19 is spreading fastest, slowest: Dec. 23
Trump requests changes to relief bill; US secures 100M more Pfizer doses — 5 COVID-19 updates


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Watch the 3rd Congressional District Debate between Devin Thorpe and John Curtis
by: Lindsey Peterson Nielson
Posted: Oct 15, 2020 / 06:58 PM MDT / Updated: Oct 15, 2020 / 07:41 PM MDT
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (ABC4 News) – Devin Thorpe and John Curtis debated for Utah's 3rd Congressional District Debate.
Utah's 3rd Congressional District covers much of Utah County and most of the Southeastern portion of the state including Price, Green River, Moab, Blanding, and Monticello.
Outline of Utah's 3rd Congressional District, Courtesy of Curtis.house.gov
John Curtis is currently representing Utah's 3rd Congressional District and was elected to that position in Congress in 2017. Prior to his time as a Congressman, Curtis was the Provo City Mayor for two terms. Before he was elected Provo Mayor, he was a small business owner in Provo.
Rep. Curtis introduces 'Deal with Debt Today' Act
According to Curtis' website, he is a strong supporter of law enforcement while also working on turning the tide on the state's opioid epidemic and putting an end to human trafficking. Curtis also is a supporter of 'empowering the states to play a larger role in developing the resource they need' when it comes to education.
Devin Thorpe is a bestselling author, speaker, and new-media journalist. According to his website, his most recent endeavor has been the 'Your Mark on the World' show where he interviewed 1,200 individuals out to change the world including Bill Gates and other celebrities, CEOs, and billionaires.
Thorpe is a graduate of the University of Utah and has a degree in finance. He also went on to complete his MBA from Cornell University.
Historic virtual state conventions set the stage for the primary election, while some candidates lock up party nominations
Thorpe is focused on eradicating poverty, improving global health, and reversing climate change. He is excited for the chance to bring equal opportunity for all throughout the world, providing affordable and accessible healthcare, and providing a future with clean and cheap energy.
Utahns in the 3rd Congressional District can vote for Thorpe or Curtis come election day on Nov. 3.
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Glen is honored to be delivering the news of the day every weeknight at 5, 6, and 10 in his home state. He is an award-winning veteran journalist, who joined the ABC4 News team as a weekend anchor in June 2013. Over the years, he held various positions at the station as he worked his way up to the main anchor chair. He also serves as our Senior Political Correspondent and hosts Inside Utah Politics, which airs every Sunday. The Utah Headliners Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists has recognized Glen as the best government and military television reporter in the state. Before returning home to Utah, he spent 11 1/2 years developing his journalism skills in other states. He held various on-air and management positions at KPVI in Pocatello, Idaho, WGBA in Green Bay, Wisconsin, and KKCO in Grand Junction, Colorado during that time. Read More...


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Sir Oswald Brierly
England, Australia
Born: Chester, Cheshire, England 19 May 1817
Died: London, England 14 Dec 1894
Oswald Brierly was the second professional artist (after Nicholas Chevalier) to be appointed to the Art Gallery of NSW's London Selection Committee, delegated to purchase works of art for the collection. His name had become known in Australia in the mid 19th century after he accompanied the Scottish entrepreneur and adventurer Benjamin Boyd on his voyage to the South Seas in 1841.
Boyd established a whaling station at Twofold Bay in New South Wales where Brierly was installed as manager from 1842 to 1848. There Brierly recorded the offshore activities in numerous drawings and watercolours showing the pursuit of whales for their blubber, which was primarily used to manufacture oil for lamp fuel. In subsequent years he returned to whaling scenes, perhaps never more successfully than in the Gallery's watercolour depicting men hurling harpoons from open boats – a picture he engraved in 1868 for The Illustrated London News .
In 1848 Brierly joined Captain Owen Stanley as shipboard artist on HMS Rattlesnake on a survey of the Great Barrier Reef, Torres Strait and parts of New Guinea. His depiction of the vessel in a squall off the island of Timor, painted on the walls of Oswald Bloxsome's house, The Rangers, at Mosman, Sydney, was reputedly the first mural created in Australia (now destroyed).
Another voyage in 1850 with Henry Keppel on board HMS Meander took Brierly to New Zealand, Tahiti and South America, before returning to England in 1851.
Brierly was invited to join Prince Alfred's world cruise aboard HMS Galatea in 1867. The next year he accompanied the Prince of Wales to Egypt, Constantinople and the Crimea.
John Lewis Roget remarked in The Art Journal in May 1887 that: '...throughout his whole career, Sir Oswald Brierly has been constant to water colour as his medium… Besides being a marine painter of the old class… he belongs also to the line of travelling artists who have sailed in discovery ships, and helped to extend our knowledge of the globe and its products and inhabitants…'
Brierly was elected an associate member of the Society of Painters in Water Colours in 1872 and a full member in 1880. He was appointed Marine Painter to Queen Victoria in 1874. His visit to Venice in 1882 resulted in a series of elaborate works such as Weather clearing up after rain at Venice , which featured in the inaugural catalogue of the Gallery's collection published the following year.
Adapted from Victorian watercolours , Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney 2017
Other works by Sir Oswald Brierly
A fresh breeze off Revel, France Sir Oswald Brierly circa 1875 1092
Weather clearing after rain, Venice – fruit boats going to the Rialto Sir Oswald Brierly circa 1883 4817
Whalers off Twofold Bay, New South Wales Sir Oswald Brierly 1867 6294 On display – Grand Courts
Tug bringing vessel into Ramsgate Sir Oswald Brierly post 1880 WB2.1961
Whale boats off the Cape of Good Hope Sir Oswald Brierly 1053
Coast scene with boats Sir Oswald Brierly 8955


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Q: Installing quantlib for javascript I am trying to install quantlib for javascript on both linux and windows. I get a similar error in both cases.
[idf@node3 ql]$ sudo npm install quantlib
[sudo] password for idf:

> quantlib@0.2.1 postinstall /home/idf/Documents/js/node_modules/quantlib
> node-pre-gyp install

node-pre-gyp ERR! install error
node-pre-gyp ERR! stack Error: 404 status code downloading tarball https://github.com/quantlibnode/quantlibnode/releases/download/v0.2.1/linux-x64.tar.gz
node-pre-gyp ERR! stack     at Request.<anonymous> (/home/idf/Documents/js/node_modules/node-pre-gyp/lib/install.js:120:27)
node-pre-gyp ERR! stack     at emitOne (events.js:101:20)
node-pre-gyp ERR! stack     at Request.emit (events.js:188:7)
node-pre-gyp ERR! stack     at Request.onRequestResponse (/home/idf/Documents/js/node_modules/request/request.js:1029:10)
node-pre-gyp ERR! stack     at emitOne (events.js:96:13)
node-pre-gyp ERR! stack     at ClientRequest.emit (events.js:188:7)
node-pre-gyp ERR! stack     at HTTPParser.parserOnIncomingClient [as onIncoming] (_http_client.js:474:21)
node-pre-gyp ERR! stack     at HTTPParser.parserOnHeadersComplete (_http_common.js:99:23)
node-pre-gyp ERR! stack     at TLSSocket.socketOnData (_http_client.js:363:20)
node-pre-gyp ERR! stack     at emitOne (events.js:96:13)
node-pre-gyp ERR! System Linux 3.10.0-229.1.2.el7.x86_64
node-pre-gyp ERR! command "/usr/bin/node" "/home/idf/Documents/js/node_modules/.bin/node-pre-gyp" "install"
node-pre-gyp ERR! cwd /home/idf/Documents/js/node_modules/quantlib
node-pre-gyp ERR! node -v v6.9.4
node-pre-gyp ERR! node-pre-gyp -v v0.6.33
node-pre-gyp ERR! not ok
404 status code downloading tarball https://github.com/quantlibnode/quantlibnode/releases/download/v0.2.1/linux-x64.tar.gz
npm WARN optional SKIPPING OPTIONAL DEPENDENCY: fsevents@^1.0.0 (node_modules/chokidar/node_modules/fsevents):
npm WARN notsup SKIPPING OPTIONAL DEPENDENCY: Unsupported platform for fsevents@1.1.1: wanted {"os":"darwin","arch":"any"} (current: {"os":"linux","arch":"x64"})
npm WARN enoent ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/home/idf/Documents/js/package.json'
npm WARN js No description
npm WARN js No repository field.
npm WARN js No README data
npm WARN js No license field.
npm ERR! Linux 3.10.0-229.1.2.el7.x86_64
npm ERR! argv "/usr/bin/node" "/bin/npm" "install" "quantlib"
npm ERR! node v6.9.4
npm ERR! npm  v3.10.10
npm ERR! code ELIFECYCLE

npm ERR! quantlib@0.2.1 postinstall: `node-pre-gyp install`
npm ERR! Exit status 1
npm ERR!
npm ERR! Failed at the quantlib@0.2.1 postinstall script 'node-pre-gyp install'.
npm ERR! Make sure you have the latest version of node.js and npm installed.
npm ERR! If you do, this is most likely a problem with the quantlib package,
npm ERR! not with npm itself.
npm ERR! Tell the author that this fails on your system:
npm ERR!     node-pre-gyp install
npm ERR! You can get information on how to open an issue for this project with:
npm ERR!     npm bugs quantlib
npm ERR! Or if that isn't available, you can get their info via:
npm ERR!     npm owner ls quantlib
npm ERR! There is likely additional logging output above.

npm ERR! Please include the following file with any support request:
npm ERR!     /home/idf/Documents/js/ql/npm-debug.log
[idf@node3 ql]$

A: You may try quantlib.js now, it's pure javascript and can be used in both node.js and browser

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A: node-pre-gyp ERR! stack Error: 404 status code downloading tarball https://github.com/quantlibnode/quantlibnode/releases/download/v0.2.1/linux-x64.tar.gz

The Linux error points to the fact hat npm cannot find v0.2.1 tarball version for Linux in Github. Taking a look at the installation instructions, it looks like it cannot be installed via npm for linux, but has to be done from scratch manually.

A: Have you looked at the error message:
https://github.com/quantlibnode/quantlibnode/releases/download/v0.2.1/linux-x64.tar.gz

The file is simply not there, and thus nothing can be done. Check the URL link.

A: I'm creator of quantlib.node project, sorry for the late response.
Right now, only windows 32/64 bit pre-build are provided. For Mac and Linux, you'll have to build the addon yourself.
The reason Mac/Linux pre-build is missing is that, the building process is a bit complicated, on Mac/Linux we can't use pre-build quantlib, we need to build it from source and add certain flags: like -std=c++11, which is required by node
And I did try using static linking to boost and quantlib(to remove the library dependency), the generated addon is very big, 200M+ (after tar.gz). This is not convenient for download.
For now, please follow the steps in README.md to build the addon, you probably want to build it using dynamic linking, so the generated addon is much smaller.
I'll see if I can make this part easier, please stay tuned


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Hong Kong Cinema: Top 5
05/04/2016 / JUMPCUT ONLINE
Hong Kong cinema, I believe, is completely different to mainland Chinese cinema. There are a number of fairly obvious reasons why and probably the biggest is Hong Kong's long colonial history under British rule. Hong Kong cinema had almost no government funding and filmmakers were therefore free to produce the products that they wanted, which were commercial in the main, as all funding had to be raised in the private sector.
For many years Hong Kong cinema proliferated, coming third in world output after Indian cinema and Hollywood. With Hong Kong's return to China in the mid-90s, film production has continued to dominate and produce a distinctly different form of cinema. These films are made in Cantonese and Mandarin for East Asia audiences. Below are five films – in no particular order – that everyone should see as they typify the long and rich history of Hong Kong filmmaking.
1. 'Enter the Dragon' (1973); Action with lots of martial arts (English, Cantonese); Directed by Robert Clouse
This was Bruce Lee's final film before he died at the age of 32. This film has often been described as the greatest martial arts film of all time and it's also the first Hong Kong martial arts film to be produced by a major Hollywood studio – Warner Bros. Bruce Lee plays a Shaolin martial arts expert who is invited by the evil Mr Han (Shih Kien) to a martial arts competition on a remote Island. 'Enter The Dragon' involves plenty of action, treachery and revenge and with Lee at the fore – an incredibly charismatic actor – the action scenes are outstanding. You'll need to be forgiving because some of the dialogue is weak and the dubbing is at times terrible, but 'Enter The Dragon' is well worth a watch.
Available: Netflix, Amazon to rent and DVD
2. 'Infernal Affairs' (2002); Thriller (Cantonese with English subtitles); Directed by Andrew Lau, Alan Mak
Martin Scorsese loved this film so much that he had it translated and made into Oscar gold in the form of 'The Departed'. The original though, is a taut thriller involving a new police officer who goes undercover in the triad, and a gangster who joins the police force as a mole reporting back to the triad boss. Although Scorsese's effort is identical in story and content, it omits the incredible gun fight scenes that are carefully choreographed and particular to the Hong Kong original.
Available: Amazon Video, Netflix
3. 'Days of Being Wild' (1990); Drama (Cantonese, English subtitles); Directed by Wong Kar-wei
This film features some of the most successful actors ever to grace Hong Kong cinema. Set in Hong Kong and the Philippines in 1960, Yuddy (Leslie Cheung) is a playboy, renowned for breaking hearts and avoiding any commitment. He finds out from the alcoholic ex-prostitute who raised him that she is not his mother and she refuses to tell him who is. This sets Yuddy on a search of discovery. A different kind of discovery to the one we're imploring you to take, but a riveting one all the same.
4. 'The Love Eterne' (1963); Drama/Huangmei Opera/Musical (English subtitles in places); Directed by Li Han Hsiang
In this instance, the history and the power of the Shaw Brothers studio in Hong Kong cannot be underestimated. Produced by Run Run Shaw during the Golden Age of Hong Kong cinema, this film was a big deal on its release. Coming from a background of opera and theatre production, the three Shaw brothers dominated everything cinematic in Hong Kong for several decades. Probably not everyone's cup of tea, but this is a little gem of a film even if you hate musicals (which I do vehemently).
Available: I'm not sure where – on US Netflix and a few download channels – fairly rare but worth seeking out.
5. 'Chungking Express' (1994); Drama/Romance (Cantonese, Mandarin, English, Japanese with English subtitles); Directed by Wong Kar-wai
This film made Quentin Tarantino cry, simply because he was "happy to love a movie this much". That aside, this is very much a film lover's film. Arty, cerebral and highly stylised – the film incorporates two discrete love stories featuring Faye (Faye Wong) and two lovesick policemen that have been jilted. A great soundtrack and defining foreign language film of the 90s with a bunch of awards; 'Chungking Express' is slightly strange and totally captivating.
Available: Netflix, Amazon DVD
So, if you thought the films of China and Hong Kong were one and the same, think again. Check out these films and then say a big thank you to Wan Tyszkiewicz for introducing you to the magic of Hong Kong cinema.
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PCIT vs. Manzil Dineshkumar Shah (Gujarat High Court)
Posted on May 29, 2018 by editor — No Comments ↓
COURT: Gujarat High Court
CORAM: Akil Kureshi J, B. N. Karia J
SECTION(S): 147, 148
CATCH WORDS: Bogus purchases, Bogus Sales, reasons, Reopening of assessment
COUNSEL: Ex-parte
DATE: May 29, 2018 (Date of publication)
FILE: Click here to download the file in pdf format
S. 147: Even a s. 143(1) assessment cannot be reopened without proper 'reason to believe'. If the reasons state that the information received from the VAT Dept that the assessee entered into bogus purchases "needed deep verification", it means the AO is reopening for doing a 'fishing or roving inquiry' without proper reason to believe, which is not permissible
IN THE HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT AT AHMEDABAD
R/TAX APPEAL NO. 451 of 2018 With R/TAX APPEAL NO. 457 of 2018 With R/TAX APPEAL NO. 458 of 2018 ===========================================
PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX 5 Versus MANZIL DINESHKUMAR SHAH ===============================================
Appearance: MRS MAUNA M BHATT(174) for the PETITIONER(s) No. 1 for the RESPONDENT(s) No. 1 ================================================
CORAM: HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE AKIL KURESHI and HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE B.N. KARIA
COMMON ORAL ORDER
(PER : HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE AKIL KURESHI)
1. These Tax Appeals arise out of common background, we may record facts from Tax Appeal No.451 of 2018.
2. Revenue is in appeal against the judgment of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal dated 16.06.2017 raising following questions for our consideration:
"[A] Whether the Appellate Tribunal was right in law and on facts in admitting the additional ground challenging the reopening of assessment which was not raised earlier in assessment proceedings as well as before the CIT(A) and therefore was not emerging from the order of the CIT(A)?
[B] Whether the Appellate Tribunal was right in law and on facts in quashing the reassessment order ?"
3. Respondent assessee is an individual and is a proprietor of one trading firm. For the assessment year 200910, the return filed by the assessee was accepted without scrutiny. To reopen such assessment, the Assessing Officer issued a notice. In order to issue the notice, he had recorded following reasons:
"The assessee has filed his return of income in ACIT, CPC, Bangalore vide acknowledgment No.96931140300909for A.Y. 200910 on 30/09/2010 declaring total income Rs. 3,44,587/which was processed u/s. 143(1) of the I.T. Act on 11/08/2010. However no scrutiny assessment u/s. 143(3) was made.
In this case the information conveyed by the DGIT (Inv.) Mumbai dated 22/02/2013 addressed to DGIT(Inv.)Ahmedabad alongwith the Board's confidential letter dated 21/02/2013 to take actions in respect of cases of nogenuine Billsinformation emanating out of VAT Department, Mumbai to the CCITIII, Ahmedabad. The CCITIII, Ahmedabad vide letter dated 20/03/2013 forwarded the same to the CITV, Ahmedabad.
The same was forwarded to the O/o. The Jt. CIT, Range11, Ahmedabad by the CITA'badV, Ahmedabad vide letter No.VITV/ Ahd/Inf.VAT/201213/ 6675 DATED 21/03/2013. The Jt. CIT. Range11, Ahmedabad vide letter No.Jt.CIT/R11/ Non Genuine Bills/201213/ 6675 dated 22/03/2013 forwarded the same to this office.
The information received from the VAT Department, Mumbai relating to bogus purchases of each beneficiary firm from Hawala Biller.
On verification of information it is found that the assessee MANJIT DINESHKUMAR SHAH has also made purchases of Rs.3,21,74,262/during the F.Y. 200809 (A.Y. 200910) from Hawala Dealer as information received by this office.
It needs deep verification. I have therefore firm reason to believe that the income chargeable to tax has escaped assessment for the A.Y. 200910 due to the omission or failure on the part of the assessee to disclose fully and truly all material facts necessary for assessment. Thus, the case needs to be reopened by issuing notice u/s 148 of the I.T. Act, 1961."
4. The Tribunal by the impugned judgment held that the notice was invalid, against which view of the Tribunal, the Revenue has preferred this appeal.
5. Mrs.Bhatt for the department vehemently contended that Assessing Officer had sufficient material to enable him to form a belief that income chargeable to tax has escaped assessment. After verifying the information emerging from the record he was prima facie of the opinion that the assessee had shown purchases from Hawala dealers. In other words, the purchases were bogus. Original assessment was made under section 143(1) of the Income Tax Act, 1961 ('the Act' for short). The Tribunal committed an error in invalidating the reassessment proceedings.
6. By now it is well settled that even in case where the original assessment is made without scrutiny, the requirement of the Assessing Officer forming the belief that income chargeable to tax has escaped assessment, would apply. Reference in this respect can be made of the judgment in case of Inductotherm (India) P. Ltd. v. M. Gopalan, Deputy Commissioner of IncomeTax reported in [2013] 356 ITR 481 (Guj).
7. It is equally well settled that the notice of reopening can be supported on the basis of reasons recorded by the Assessing Officer. He cannot supplement such reasons. The third principle of law which is equally well settled and which would apply in the present case is that reopening of the assessment would not be permitted for a fishing or a roving inquiry. This can as well be seen as part of the first requirement of the Assessing Officer having reason to believe that income chargeable to tax has escaped assessment. In other words, notice of reopening which is issued barely for making fishing inquiry, would not satisfy this requirement.
8. With this background, we may revert to the reasons recorded by the Assessing Officer. Information from the Value Added Tax Department of Mumbai was placed for his consideration. This information contained list of allegedly bogus purchases made by various beneficiaries from Hawala dealers. Assessee was one of them. As per this information, he had made purchases worth Rs.3.21 crores (rounded off) from such Hawala dealers during the financial year 201011.
According to the Assessing Officer, this information 'needed deep verification'.
9. If on the basis of information made available to him and upon applying his mind to such information, the Assessing Officer had formed a belief that income chargeable to tax has escaped assessment, the Court would have readily allow him to reassess the income.
In the present case however, he recorded that the information required deep verification. In plain terms therefore, the notice was being issued for such verification. His later recitation of the mandatory words that he believed that income chargeable to tax has escaped assessment, would not cure this fundamental defect.
10. Learned counsel for the Revenue however urged us to read the reasons as a whole and come to the conclusion that the Assessing Officer had independently formed a belief on the basis of information available on record that income in case of the assessee had escaped assessment. Accepting such a request would in plain terms require us to ignore an important sentence from the reasons recorded viz. 'it needs deep verification'.
11. Before closing, we can only lament at the possible revenue loss. The law and the principles noted above are far too well settled to have escaped the notice of the Assessing Officer despite which if the reasons recorded fail the test of validity on account of a sentence contained, it would be for the Revenue to examine reasons behind it.
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