Archive for June, 2009
Debbie Gibson Foolish Beat (live concert)
June 28th, 2009 | Author: admin
This is a clip from her Out of the Blue concert back in 1988. We recently backed up the old VHS we had at home on a DVD, so that’s when I ‘rediscovered’ this amazingly talented artist.
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New runescape musicians and resting (SOUND)
June 27th, 2009 | Author: admin
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Introduction Of TheTT93
June 20th, 2009 | Author: admin
of my channel and videos coming up soon. I will make videos about some Korean & Japanese news and sometimes about my life. You guys can try sending in some questions in for me to answer about any K-pop/J-pop news on the comment section. (Make sure to check out my playlist of Super Junior Full House Series, it’s a really good laugh!!!!! Gotta love Super Junior) Check out the news on allkpop.com Thanks. TheTT93 … TheTT93 thett93 K-pop J-pop News Introduction Braybrook College Korean Japanese …
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Jake Shimabukuro LIVE Concert: Crazy G (encore)
June 19th, 2009 | Author: admin
Jake Shimabukuro in concert, performing his encore song, Crazy G on ukulele. Pay attention to what he does both times someone yells out “faster” prematurely. 
Performer: Jake Shimabukuro Venue: Belly Up Tavern Camera Operators: Jim Vinson &Michelle Osorio Editor: Michelle Osorio
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Performer: Jake Shimabukuro Venue: Belly Up Tavern Camera Operators: Jim Vinson &Michelle Osorio Editor: Michelle OsorioBy: MichelleKenobi
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(September 26, 2009) Korea Music Charts.
June 19th, 2009 | Author: admin
Music Bank- 2009. 09. 25(KBS) kpop top 20 – 1 20.FT Island- Hope 19.KARA- Wanna 18.Boohwal – Thought 17.T-ara – Lies 16.Lee Hyun (feat. Lim Jeong Hee) – 30 Minutes Ago 15.Jewelry – Vari2ty 14.Lee Seung Chul – Love is so Difficult 13.Davichi – Hot Stuff 12.f(x) – La Cha Ta 11.2NE1- I Don’t Care 10.SNSD- Tell Me Your Wish(Genie) 9.4minute- Muzik 8.KARA-Mr 7.EPIK HIGH – Wannabe 6.Baek Ji Young (feat Taekyeon) – My Ears Candy 5.Lee Seung Gi – Let’s Break Up 4.Brown Eyed Girls – Abracadabra 3 …
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2007 Brings Hot New Releases From All Genres
June 16th, 2009 | Author: admin
As the New Year begins, musicians in all genres prepare for the release of new music. My most anticipated release from these musicians is Infinity on High from Fall Out Boy. New tracks include “This Ain’t A Scene, It’s An Arms Race,” “The Take Over, The Break’s Over,” and a collaboration with rapper Jay Z entitled “Thriller.” The album is due out in the US on February 6th.
The Oklahoma born country singer Blake Shelton is also releasing an album in the early part of 2007. Pure BS will be out in stores on March 27th. The first single, “Don’t Make Me,” was released in late 2006.
A rather surprising announcement has been made by Marshall Mathers, aka. Eminem. After announcing his retirement in 2005, Eminem will be releasing another album in 2007. He is also a member of the hip-hop group D-12 which is also releasing an album in the spring of 2007. This comes as a shock to many fans because of the tragic death of group member Proof. D-12’s new album will be entitled The Ambition. There has been no word on when Eminem’s album will drop, of the name of that album.
Two musicians will be remembered in the year 2007 with album releases after their deaths. Rapper Tupac Shakur will reportedly be honored with the release of another album after his death on September 13, 1996. This will be the 12th album released after his murder. There has been no announcement made on the details of this album; however, fans are waiting in anticipation for the album to be released.
Elvis Presley, also known as “The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll,” is also being honored with an album. Although no details are being released at this time, it seems as if the album will be a compilation of previously recorded and released songs.
2007 looks to be a year of great music. Many artists are releasing albums that are very different from their earlier ventures. Keep your eyes peeled and your ears open.
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The Oklahoma born country singer Blake Shelton is also releasing an album in the early part of 2007. Pure BS will be out in stores on March 27th. The first single, “Don’t Make Me,” was released in late 2006.
A rather surprising announcement has been made by Marshall Mathers, aka. Eminem. After announcing his retirement in 2005, Eminem will be releasing another album in 2007. He is also a member of the hip-hop group D-12 which is also releasing an album in the spring of 2007. This comes as a shock to many fans because of the tragic death of group member Proof. D-12’s new album will be entitled The Ambition. There has been no word on when Eminem’s album will drop, of the name of that album.
Two musicians will be remembered in the year 2007 with album releases after their deaths. Rapper Tupac Shakur will reportedly be honored with the release of another album after his death on September 13, 1996. This will be the 12th album released after his murder. There has been no announcement made on the details of this album; however, fans are waiting in anticipation for the album to be released.
Elvis Presley, also known as “The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll,” is also being honored with an album. Although no details are being released at this time, it seems as if the album will be a compilation of previously recorded and released songs.
2007 looks to be a year of great music. Many artists are releasing albums that are very different from their earlier ventures. Keep your eyes peeled and your ears open.
By: Kimberly Wolford
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Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer ~ The Irish Rovers
June 12th, 2009 | Author: admin
, a neighbour and good friend of writer-director Boon Collins, was also the production designer of the film, along with his wife, Catherine Millar. The bulk of the film was actually shot on Millar’s property and in his home. Founding member Jimmy Ferguson died in 1997. The remaining members of the group, augmented by new musicians, continue to tour as the Irish Rovers as of 2006. … christmas childrens kids cartoon irish rovers santa claus presents xmas reindeer grandma granma holidays …
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The Used – A Band Fused From Diverse Talents
June 12th, 2009 | Author: admin
Hailing from Orem, Utah, the alternative rock band called The Used has made its mark on the public with a couple of albums and music videos released under Reprise Records. With songs like “A Box Full of Sharp Objects” and “The Bird and the Worm,” the band has established itself as a thriving music group. With an active following since 2001 (and still going strong), The Used possess a history of making music that begins in the middle of the ’90s.
Brief Group History
During the mid-1990s, The Used was known in their early days as a local band called Froglick. At this time, Brenden Steineckert (founding member and drummer) was grouped with Quinn Allman (guitarist) and Jeph Howard (bassist). It was soon agreed that a full-time singer or frontman would be needed to boost the popularity of the band. Auditions were held, but a suitable member could not be found. Upon the suggestion of Allman, a friend from school (Bert McCracken) was asked to join and gladly accepted.
The group began to record a few demos and hold a handful of local shows. John Feldmann, a member of the punk group, Goldfinger, heard the band and, in 2001, encouraged Reprise Records to sign the group. Within a couple of months, a ten-track demo CD was produced. The band would later become The Used after finding out that a band in Boston already went by the moniker Used.
In 2003, The Used released a CD and DVD combo package titled “Maybe Memories.” Live, unreleased, and demo works were included, such as band history, musician bios, and live concert snippets. Platinum sales status followed. In 2004, the group released their second studio album, titled “In Love and Death.” A host of personal tragedies suffered by lead singer McCracken guided the themes, subjects, and songwriting of the album. The title of the album and the song, “Hard to Say,” paid tribute to the pregnant girlfriend he lost to drug overdose. “In Love and Death” became the group’s second platinum venture, selling more than three million copies.
The future of The Used involves another CD and DVD compilation and a couple of tour dates. A new album is set for a 2007 release, and the group is adjusting to their new drummer, Dan Whitesides.
Current Members
Currently, The Used is composed of Bert McCracken (lead vocals and piano), Quinn Allman (guitar and backup vocals), Jeph Howard (bass and backup vocals), and Dan Whitesides (drums). In the past, the group also worked with other musicians, such as Greg Bester, who served as touring guitarist during the early 2000s. Most notably, Branden Steineckert, who provided backup vocals and played drums, was kicked out of the band during the summer of 2006.
Discography & Musical Achievements
The Used released their first full-length studio album, which was self-titled, in 2002. The public readily accepted the new group, and they enjoyed a wealth of early success. Four singles (”A Box Full of Sharp Objects,” “Buried Myself Alive,” “Blue and Yellow,” and “The Taste of Ink”) helped claim a following. The album soon went platinum.
In 2004, the group released “In Love and Death,” which also became platinum-certified, selling more than three million copies. The David Bowie remake of “Under Pressure” featured My Chemical Romance and was offered as a bonus track on the 2005 re-release of the album. Additional songs on the album included “Take It Away” and “I Caught Fire.” Set for a 2007 release, The Used is planning on sharing “Lies for the Liars,” which is also set to come with a DVD.
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Brief Group History
During the mid-1990s, The Used was known in their early days as a local band called Froglick. At this time, Brenden Steineckert (founding member and drummer) was grouped with Quinn Allman (guitarist) and Jeph Howard (bassist). It was soon agreed that a full-time singer or frontman would be needed to boost the popularity of the band. Auditions were held, but a suitable member could not be found. Upon the suggestion of Allman, a friend from school (Bert McCracken) was asked to join and gladly accepted.
The group began to record a few demos and hold a handful of local shows. John Feldmann, a member of the punk group, Goldfinger, heard the band and, in 2001, encouraged Reprise Records to sign the group. Within a couple of months, a ten-track demo CD was produced. The band would later become The Used after finding out that a band in Boston already went by the moniker Used.
In 2003, The Used released a CD and DVD combo package titled “Maybe Memories.” Live, unreleased, and demo works were included, such as band history, musician bios, and live concert snippets. Platinum sales status followed. In 2004, the group released their second studio album, titled “In Love and Death.” A host of personal tragedies suffered by lead singer McCracken guided the themes, subjects, and songwriting of the album. The title of the album and the song, “Hard to Say,” paid tribute to the pregnant girlfriend he lost to drug overdose. “In Love and Death” became the group’s second platinum venture, selling more than three million copies.
The future of The Used involves another CD and DVD compilation and a couple of tour dates. A new album is set for a 2007 release, and the group is adjusting to their new drummer, Dan Whitesides.
Current Members
Currently, The Used is composed of Bert McCracken (lead vocals and piano), Quinn Allman (guitar and backup vocals), Jeph Howard (bass and backup vocals), and Dan Whitesides (drums). In the past, the group also worked with other musicians, such as Greg Bester, who served as touring guitarist during the early 2000s. Most notably, Branden Steineckert, who provided backup vocals and played drums, was kicked out of the band during the summer of 2006.
Discography & Musical Achievements
The Used released their first full-length studio album, which was self-titled, in 2002. The public readily accepted the new group, and they enjoyed a wealth of early success. Four singles (”A Box Full of Sharp Objects,” “Buried Myself Alive,” “Blue and Yellow,” and “The Taste of Ink”) helped claim a following. The album soon went platinum.
In 2004, the group released “In Love and Death,” which also became platinum-certified, selling more than three million copies. The David Bowie remake of “Under Pressure” featured My Chemical Romance and was offered as a bonus track on the 2005 re-release of the album. Additional songs on the album included “Take It Away” and “I Caught Fire.” Set for a 2007 release, The Used is planning on sharing “Lies for the Liars,” which is also set to come with a DVD.
By: Diana Christy
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10 Teacher Interview Questions YOU Should Ask During Your Next Teacher Interview
June 6th, 2009 | Author: admin
There is no question that the competition for teaching jobs is extremely tough. I have sat on teacher interview committees where we had narrowed it down to four people for the open teaching position and it broke my heart that I had to tell three of them they did not get the job despite being excellent teachers.
If you are getting calls for interviews, but you are not able to seal the deal and secure yourself a teaching position, you need to look at every aspect of the interview…you need to do every little thing to separate yourself from the intense competition.
There are many things teachers should do during the interview, but one of the most overlooked is asking questions of the interview committee.
I am always shocked at how many candidates simply do not do this…or don’t put as much emphasis on it as need be. By asking questions you are accomplishing two main goals. One, you are determining if this is actually the right teaching job for you, and two, you come off and giving the appearance of confidence…don’t underestimate this.
Also, by asking the correct questions at the correct time YOU begin to take over and control the job interview. The interview then becomes more of a two-way conversation between colleagues on the same level than it does a one-way interview in which the candidate is simply fielding questions from superiors.
I have always said that the best interviews are the ones that don’t “seem” like interviews…they felt natural…they felt more like conversations.
However, what questions you ask are also important. You don’t just want to ask questions for the sake of asking questions…you want to ask the right questions. And, by asking the right questions during your teacher interview you will separate yourself from the other candidates applying for the same teaching job.
Unfortunately, many people just can’t seem to come up with the right questions.
Here are 10 questions you should ask during your next teacher interview:
1. How many classes would I be teaching?
2. How many “preps” does this position require? (Remember, you may only be teaching 5 classes, but if you have four different “preps” for four different subjects you may be in trouble)
3. Would I have my own classroom? (Having to teach in different classrooms can make teaching much more difficult)
4. Do you have a teacher mentor program? (A teacher mentor program can be a new teacher’s saving grace, but veteran teachers can benefit from them as well)
5. Will I have opportunities for professional development? (You want to give the impression that you plan to grow professionally)
6. What type of access would I have to technology? (Grade book software, email, united streaming, etc.)
7. What duties are required of the position? (Lunch, hallway etc.)
8. What type of extracurricular activities can I get involved with?
9. How much planning time do teachers have? (Don’t ask this question first…it will come across as planning time is your most important question. However, planning time is important and different schools will have different amounts of time allotted for teacher planning so you should make sure you know before you accept any teaching job)
10. What is the school policy on inclusion?
Again, by asking questions during your interview you will establish an air of confidence about you. However, more importantly, you will determine if the school is truly a good match for YOU.
By: Adam Waxler
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If you are getting calls for interviews, but you are not able to seal the deal and secure yourself a teaching position, you need to look at every aspect of the interview…you need to do every little thing to separate yourself from the intense competition.
There are many things teachers should do during the interview, but one of the most overlooked is asking questions of the interview committee.
I am always shocked at how many candidates simply do not do this…or don’t put as much emphasis on it as need be. By asking questions you are accomplishing two main goals. One, you are determining if this is actually the right teaching job for you, and two, you come off and giving the appearance of confidence…don’t underestimate this.
Also, by asking the correct questions at the correct time YOU begin to take over and control the job interview. The interview then becomes more of a two-way conversation between colleagues on the same level than it does a one-way interview in which the candidate is simply fielding questions from superiors.
I have always said that the best interviews are the ones that don’t “seem” like interviews…they felt natural…they felt more like conversations.
However, what questions you ask are also important. You don’t just want to ask questions for the sake of asking questions…you want to ask the right questions. And, by asking the right questions during your teacher interview you will separate yourself from the other candidates applying for the same teaching job.
Unfortunately, many people just can’t seem to come up with the right questions.
Here are 10 questions you should ask during your next teacher interview:
1. How many classes would I be teaching?
2. How many “preps” does this position require? (Remember, you may only be teaching 5 classes, but if you have four different “preps” for four different subjects you may be in trouble)
3. Would I have my own classroom? (Having to teach in different classrooms can make teaching much more difficult)
4. Do you have a teacher mentor program? (A teacher mentor program can be a new teacher’s saving grace, but veteran teachers can benefit from them as well)
5. Will I have opportunities for professional development? (You want to give the impression that you plan to grow professionally)
6. What type of access would I have to technology? (Grade book software, email, united streaming, etc.)
7. What duties are required of the position? (Lunch, hallway etc.)
8. What type of extracurricular activities can I get involved with?
9. How much planning time do teachers have? (Don’t ask this question first…it will come across as planning time is your most important question. However, planning time is important and different schools will have different amounts of time allotted for teacher planning so you should make sure you know before you accept any teaching job)
10. What is the school policy on inclusion?
Again, by asking questions during your interview you will establish an air of confidence about you. However, more importantly, you will determine if the school is truly a good match for YOU.
By: Adam Waxler
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Want to know the 25 most common teacher interview questions AND ANSWERS? If you’re serious about getting a teaching job and want an unfair advantage over the competition then read “Your Basic Guide to Acing ANY Teacher Interview” @ http://www.TeacherInterviewTips.com.