Jackson settles down to his new life in the Gulf

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Originally posted by Lideo@Dienstag, 24.1.06 - 13:37Â Uhr
Der Mann hat sich zurückgezogen und das bestimmt für immer.

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das strotzt nur so vor Optimismus

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Originally posted by Decapitations Bloodbath@Montag, 23.1.06 - 13:38 Uhr
da wird er ja jetzt ne geile zahnlücke vorne haben

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Mal gucken *ich will ich will*

Danke für die Meldung. Ich freu mich.

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Originally posted by Lideo@Dienstag, 24.1.06 - 13:37Â Uhr
Der Mann hat sich zurückgezogen und das bestimmt für immer.

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Man muss bedenken,dass Michael in den Zeiten,in denen er sich komplett seiner Arbeit widmete, also 70er, 80er und 90er, auch zurückgezogen lebte. Keiner kannte den Privatmann Michael. Genau das machte ihn ja so mysteriös.

Wenn er wirklich ein Comaback will, dann ist der private Rückzug das erste und wichtigste.

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Originally posted by Dennis@Dienstag, 24.1.06 - 14:26Â Uhr
Man muss bedenken,dass Michael in den Zeiten,in denen er sich komplett seiner Arbeit widmete, also 70er, 80er und 90er, auch zurückgezogen lebte. Keiner kannte den Privatmann Michael. Genau das machte ihn ja so mysteriös.

Wenn er wirklich ein Comaback will, dann ist der private Rückzug das erste und wichtigste.

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Wenn deine Prophezeiungen....egal was für welche, wirklich zutreffen sollten, werde ich dir höchstpersönlich die Füße küssen

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Originally posted by Dennis@Dienstag, 24.1.06 - 14:26Â Uhr

...... ein Comaback .....

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Jackson to Become Amusement Consultant

Michael Jackson is moving from the music business to the business of amusement.

The self-proclaimed 'King of Pop' is currently in talks to be a consultant for AAJ Holdings, LTD, a Bahrain-based entertainment company that believes his musical legacy will help the company improve its urban development initiatives, as well as its entertainment industry.

AAJ Holdings, LTD, helped create the $1.4 billion Bahrain Financial Harbour and the $15 billion Blue City in Oman, one of the largest real-estate project in the country. Blue City will be a completely new city with luxury hotels that will be able to accommodate 200,000 people. It is currently focused on building amusement parks and music schools across its region.

Jason Douglass, a junior audio production major, is offended by the company's decision to hire Jackson. "What's the point of that? Do they think he's going to get more kids to come? It's like letting a sex offender teach sex education classes. Why would you put someone in a place like that? My question, are they serious?" Douglass said.

Ahmed Abu Bakr Jahani, the owner of the company, issued a statement saying that "Stagnant architectural structures need content in the form of entertainment to revive them and that's where Michael Jackson will play an integral role." Bahrain, a tiny island located east of Saudi Arabia, is fast becoming a hot spot for celebrities with its lush natural scenery and luxury amenities. With Jackson's flair for the theatrical and love of all things juvenile, he may be the spark the company needs to ignite an already growing industry.

Kevin J. Quail II, a senior psychology major, doesn't think hiring Jackson is a bad idea.

"I think he'd be a great source to go to as to what would make kids happy. From what the media has shown, it's his number one priority," Quail said.

Despite his love of all things amusement related, Jackson doesn't have much experience in the amusement field. Despite former attempts at building theme parks in Brazil, Detroit and Japan, Jackson's only real credits are his Disney-like Neverland Ranch, and Captain Eo, a 3-D film that ran in Disney theme parks in the 80s.

His position raises questions of what options an entertainer has after the lights begin to fade on his career.

Jaquella Funchess, a junior acting major, said Jackson is only doing what entertainers are do: reinventing themselves. "He's doing what he has to pay the bills. His records are selling more internationally, and he realizes that. You have to diversify your portfolio and reinvent yourself. I think his time is up in America, but he gets appreciation across the world. He knows where his bread and butter is."

According to Funchess, the fickle nature of the entertainment industry has necessitated the addition to Jackson's resume. "You have to prepare by doing more than one thing, because the industry is so fickle. R.Kelly can get away with it, but Jackson can't. You just never know until record sales come back if you have to say, I need to get my name attached to something else."

Jackson is also still plagued by lawsuits, even after being acquitted of child molestation charges in June 2005. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) is calling for an investigation into conditions spokeswoman Lisa Wathne called 'abysmal'. Photos [of Neverland] make it clear that the animals are being held in what can only be described as cruel conditions," PETA's spokeswoman, Lisa Wathne, told London Mirror. "They're abysmal, little more than holding cells. Jackson must close this place and relocate the animals to an accredited zoo or sanctuary." Jackson's animal or legal troubles don't end there, as his longtime veterinarian, Raymone Bain, is suing him for nonpayment. Amid a pile of lawsuits, fees, and excessive spending habits, Jackson seems to need the job.

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REP DECLARES MIJAC IS NOT ON DRUGS: Publicist Raymone Bain sets record straight to Geraldo Rivera.

*Michael Jackson’s spokeswoman Raymone Bain is again refuting claims that the singer is strung out on drugs or that he’s extremely ill.

"I've seen him, I've spent time with him, we've been on the phone...there's so many people who have spoken to Michael in the last several months that can verify the fact that he is not drowning in drugs,†Bain told Fox News’ Geraldo Rivera. “It is unbelievable how some of these reports are disseminated.â€

Bain also cleared up reports of Jackson being desperate to secure a job in Bahrain.

"The truth is that a multi-billion dollar entertainment conglomerate has asked him if he would consider becoming an advisor helping to bring entertainment enterprises to the Middle East," she said.

As for Jackson’s languishing Hurricane Katrina relief record, Bain says the project’s various artists have been "speaking to him constantly back and forth." Bain added that the song is planned for release in mid or late February.

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Jason Douglass, a junior audio production major, is offended by the company's decision to hire Jackson. "What's the point of that? Do they think he's going to get more kids to come? It's like letting a sex offender teach sex education classes. Why would you put someone in a place like that? My question, are they serious?" Douglass said.

Heul doch neidhammel

Jaquella Funchess, a junior acting major, said Jackson is only doing what entertainers are do: reinventing themselves. "He's doing what he has to pay the bills. His records are selling more internationally, and he realizes that. You have to diversify your portfolio and reinvent yourself. I think his time is up in America, but he gets appreciation across the world. He knows where his bread and butter is."

Ach bleib weg von Amiland

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Originally posted by TLC@Dienstag, 24.1.06 - 14:46Â Uhr
Raymone Bain, is suing him for nonpayment.

Gehört des zusammen Versteh ich net so ganz

Der erste Artikel is ja mal Sondermüll

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Originally posted by badwoman@Dienstag, 24.1.06 - 14:42Â Uhr

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Zurück ins Koma

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Originally posted by Dennis@Dienstag, 24.1.06 - 15:10Â Uhr
Zurück ins Koma

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