The Air I Breathe's first three songs they played "The Inviteable, Take This To Heart, & XIII" at Epicentre on 5/12/12. This was part of the Rise Records Freshmen Class 2012 Tour. Bands that also played: My Ticket Home Hands Like Houses Palisades Forever Ends Now In Faith Unfocused. + Informações

A freshman desperately tries to escape his inevitable fate.. + Informações

Fellow YouTuber PenguinByDesignn is walking under me with the camera, check out his interviews. www.youtube.com Recorded with a Motorola DEFY. Vado HD was not working. Date: 5/21/12 Venue: The Masquerade City: Atlanta State: Georgia Tour: Rise Records Freshman Class of 2012 Tour Bands: Palisades, Hands Like Houses, My Ticket Home, The Air I Breathe. + Informações

... And the inevitable Dair SMACKDOWN! They certainly don't make it any easier for us, do they? LOL I love how Blair began to see Dan from a different perspective at the end.. + Informações

"When defeat is inevitable, it is wisest to yield." - Marcus Fabuis Quintilianus. + Informações

Freshmen Congressional Reps attend an orientation seminar to learn how to deal with the most delicate issue in politics: Inevitable Philandering. A bit performed during "NY1 and Only: Pat Kiernan" at Ochi's Lounge in Comix. ----- The Full Ginsburg's weekly videos have one purpose: to have a little fun with the news. ----- Subscribe: bit.ly Follow on Twitter: www.twitter.com Like on Facebook: www.facebook.com Read a Website: www.TheFullGinsburg.com And, of course, thumbs up this video. ---. + Informações

This is a group project I made with Fresh TV (my freshman media class). I made it with a group of four others, using the premise that we had to take at least 25 pictures and incorporate them into story format of some kind. My group opted to spoof dramatic movie trailers.. + Informações

BKG TV/RELENTLESS ENT PRESENTS: ANT LEE THE FRESHMEN MC OUT OF DAYTONA BEACH, FL. THE UNSTOPPABLE TAKEOVER IS INEVITABLE!!!!! BKG TV...."YOUR CHOICE FOR URBAN ENT.. + Informações

At just 17, Andy Mineo was living a dream; he had money, local fame and the respect of his peers. But while attending college in NYC, he finally faced the music?neither was the key to life. Andy, formerly known as "C-Lite," grew up in a single parent home in Syracuse, New York. Without any positive male figures around, at a young age, he struggled with profanity, submission to authority and physical aggression. With his conduct becoming uncontrollable, Andy was removed from the public school system and placed in behavioral modification centers. But change was on the horizon. The summer before entering the 8th grade, Andy attended a Christian camp where his sister served as a counselor. While there, he heard the gospel preached clearly, cried out in desperation for Jesus to forgive him and experienced "some pretty unforgettable prayer sessions that really rocked [him]." Andy came home with a love in his heart for people that he once hated, and knew he was changed. But, he also came back to no home church, no community, no bible study and no mentors. So, as he rode his spiritual high into the ground and neglected to fan the flame that had begun, his relationship with God was compromised. His heart wasn't set on pursuing Christ; instead, music and status had become his focus. While in middle school, he began recording in his mom's house and was buying new pieces of equipment with birthday money. Eventually, he started selling studio time out of his closet; before long, he .... + Informações

Darling Dear - The Counts (Dot Records) 1954, 78 rpm! A Direct Recording! The Counts formed in 1953, while the 16- and 17-year-old members were attending Crispus Attucks High School in Indianapolis, Indiana. They all belonged to the boy's choir, and, along with thousands of others all over the country, they one day decided to form the inevitable "group." The original (and to this day) members were: Chester Brown (tenor lead), Robert Penick (first tenor), Robert Wesley (second tenor), Robert Young (baritone), and James Lee (bass). The standard photo of the group was taken in 1953, and appeared in that year's Crispus Attucks yearbook. The group practiced the hits of the day, admiring the sounds of the Drifters and the Four Freshmen. Calling themselves the 5 Diamonds, they entered the usual round of vaudevilles and contests in school, although they never won a single contest! However, one day they sang at a dance held at the local Madam Walker Theater, and their big break came. They impressed someone in the audience, who introduced them to Mel Herman, owner of a distribution company in Indianapolis. (Unfortunately, each record company that gave it as a distributor listed its name a little differently. It's something like "State Record Distributors" or "Indiana State Distributors.") Herman became their manager and brought them to the attention of Randy Wood, head of Dot records (at the time in Gallatin, Tennessee). Once at Dot, they underwent a name change: gone were the "5 .... + Informações

Are you sure you're acting yourself? Get to the core and ask yourself if you are in control. Is there anyone out there that does not fall for this mind trap? __________________________________ By the way, this is a reaaaally old video... from freshman year at school. Or is it purely inevitable.... + Informações

High school students explain how they attended college without graduating through GPC's joint enrollment program.. + Informações

www.amazon.com What Should I Do With My Life? is used by far more than professionals at a mid-career reckoning point. It's widely read by those facing college graduation, and it's been assigned to incoming freshman at some big universities like UMKC, Rutgers, Tenn State, and West Texas A&M. One New York State Supreme Court Justice used it to counsel his son upon graduation. But it's also picked up by those recently diagnosed with cancer who have been given a short time to live. Many National Guardsmen have read the book after they return from their year tour, and one doctor contacted me from an Air Force base in Germany - he was giving the book to soldiers who had lost a limb (to help them accept the inevitable changes in their life). Two famous actresses have read the book to help them understand the lives of regular people (Hah!!!), and one 17-year-old homeless youth in Denver was inspired by the book during the time he was getting off the streets. Housewives read it as they contemplated reentering the workforce after years caring for their children at home. A surprising number of retirees pass the book around, as a call to find a meaningful purpose in their retirement years. Many churches assigned it for Sunday school bible study. You can get the book here: www.amazon.com. + Informações

Freshman Organic Chemistry (CHEM 125) This lecture completes the first half of the semester by analyzing three functional groups in terms of the interaction of localized atomic or pairwise orbitals. Many key properties of biological polypeptides derive from the mixing of such localized orbitals that we associate with "resonance" of the amide group. The acidity of carboxylic acids and the aggregation of methyl lithium into solvated tetramers can be understood in analogous terms. More amazing than the panoply of modern experimental and theoretical tools is that their results would not have surprised traditional organic chemists who already had developed an understanding of organic structure with much cruder tools. The next quarter of the semester is aimed at understanding how our scientific predecessors developed the structural model and nomenclature of organic chemistry that we still use. 00:00 - Chapter 1. Resonance of the Amide Group 14:16 - Chapter 2. Acidity of Carboxylic Acids 20:46 - Chapter 3. The Aggregation of Alkyl Lithium 41:21 - Chapter 4. Why Wouldn't Past Organic Chemists Be Surprised? Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website: open.yale.edu This course was recorded in Fall 2008.. + Informações

CLICK HERE TO READ THE LATEST SCOOP ON DAMIAN'S ROLE ON GLEE! bit.ly www.wetpaint.com - Visit us for more Glee Season 3 spoilers and gossip! www.facebook.com - Like us on Facebook! www.youtube.com - New videos Monday through Friday! www.twitter.com - Follow us on Twitter! Hey, guys ? I'm Jager Weatherby from Wetpaint Entertainment. If you watched the Glee Project finale, then you know that Ryan Murphy was basically giving away Glee roles like they were free toothbrushes at the dentist's office. And thankfully, one of those roles went to Damian! But what roles will Damian and his fellow winners get? It's time to play casting director! Let's start with Lindsay, who seems born to play an overachiever, obvi. We think she'd be great as a student body president who has major issues with the glee club. And with Sue getting into politics, we can see Lindsay becoming her protégé. Then again, we doubt there's a room at McKinley big enough to fit both Sue's and Lindsay's egos at the same time. As for Alex, we picture him as a love interest for Karofsky, helping him to come out of the closet. Maybe Alex can also be a member of Mercedes' choir, which we mainly suggest because it would mean some amazing duets between those two... preferably in drag. As for the show's big winners, we envision Samuel as a member of a Christian rock band, given his religious upbringing. And for those of you who find Christian rock to be more than a little lame, keep in mind that the band Creed did manage .... + Informações

In this special series, UK Now takes you behind the scenes to show you all the planning and preparations that go into making all aspects of the first of week of school at the University of Kentucky possible! Today, we look at how what goes into feeding thousands of faculty, staff, and students on a daily basis.. + Informações

This is a Jesse McCartney song "beautiful soul" cover that I filmed my freshman year at Chico State. This guy kept singing the song and it was hilarious which led to the inevitable music video!. + Informações

Jack Pettis, an early preswing jazz pioneer, became a mystery when he dropped out of the music world by 1940 and was not heard from again. His inevitable death went unnoticed and nothing is known about his later life despite extensive research by many curious jazz fans. Pettis was a solid if not overly distinctive player throughout his truncated career. He was self-taught on the C-melody saxophone as a teenager. He worked in Chicago with Elmer Schoebel and Paul Mares, becoming a member of the highly influential New Orleans Rhythm Kings with whom he recorded during 1922-23. Pettis joined Ben Bernie's Orchestra in 1924 and the following year took an impressive solo on a short sound movie (included on the video At The Jazz Band Ball) of Bernie's band playing "Sweet Georgia Brown," having the distinction of being one of the first jazz soloists on film. Pettis began making recordings as a leader in 1926 and during the next two years recorded extensively with his own groups, and with Bernie, the Whoopee Makers and Irving Mills' Hotsy Totsy Gang. Among Pettis' sidemen on various selections were Joe Venuti, Eddie Lang, Dick McDonough, Spencer Clark, Tommy Dorsey, Jack Teagarden, Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman. He also wrote or co-wrote several catchy tunes including "St. Louis Shuffle" (later recorded by Fletcher Henderson), "Freshman Hop," "Sweetest Melody" and "A Bag O' Blues." But after 1930, Jack Pettis only made one more appearance on record (a 1937 date he headed that .... + Informações

Jack Pettis (* 1891 Alton, Illinois, ? unknown]), an early preswing jazz pioneer, became a mystery when he dropped out of the music world by 1940 and was not heard from again. His inevitable death went unnoticed and nothing is known about his later life despite extensive research by many curious jazz fans. Pettis was a solid if not overly distinctive player throughout his truncated career. He was self-taught on the C-melody saxophone as a teenager. He worked in Chicago with Elmer Schoebel and Paul Mares, becoming a member of the highly influential New Orleans Rhythm Kings with whom he recorded during 1922-23. Pettis joined Ben Bernie's Orchestra in 1924 and the following year took an impressive solo on a short sound movie (included on the video At The Jazz Band Ball) of Bernie's band playing "Sweet Georgia Brown," having the distinction of being one of the first jazz soloists on film. Pettis began making recordings as a leader in 1926 and during the next two years recorded extensively with his own groups, and with Bernie, the Whoopee Makers and Irving Mills' Hotsy Totsy Gang. Among Pettis' sidemen on various selections were Joe Venuti, Eddie Lang, Dick McDonough, Spencer Clark, Tommy Dorsey, Jack Teagarden, Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman. He also wrote or co-wrote several catchy tunes including "St. Louis Shuffle" (later recorded by Fletcher Henderson), "Freshman Hop," "Sweetest Melody" and "A Bag O' Blues." But after 1930, Jack Pettis only made one more appearance on .... + Informações

I got the opportunity to make an introduction video for the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee and jumped at the idea. This is result of my work. The video piece was inevitable rejected due to missing content and my failure to produce a requested re-edit. This is not to say that the outreach department wronged me in any way. In fact, I failed them. Nun the less, this is the final product and I still love it. Featuring Cory Gorman (of the band humanize) David Adam Biesel. + Informações

Jack Pettis & His Band, vocals Scrappy Lambert, Billy Hillpot - Ain't She Sweet?, 1927 ---------------------------------- JACK PETTIS (aka John Barton Pettis) b.Alton, Illinois, 1891 d. 1940 (?)- an early jazz pioneer (Clarinet, Saxophone: Tenor, Alt, C) became a mystery when he dropped out of the music world by 1940 and was not heard from again. His inevitable death went unnoticed and nothing is known about his later life despite extensive research by many curious jazz fans. Pettis was a solid if not overly distinctive player throughout his truncated career. He was self-taught on the C-melody saxophone as a teenager. He worked in Chicago with Elmer Schoebel and Paul Mares, becoming a member of the highly influential New Orleans Rhythm Kings with whom he recorded during 1922-23. Pettis joined Ben Bernie's Orchestra in 1924 and the following year took an impressive solo on a short sound movie (included on the video At The Jazz Band Ball) of Bernie's band playing "Sweet Georgia Brown," having the distinction of being one of the first jazz soloists on film. Pettis began making recordings as a leader in 1926 and during the next two years recorded extensively with his own groups, and with Bernie, the Whoopee Makers and Irving Mills' Hotsy Totsy Gang. Among Pettis' sidemen on various selections were Joe Venuti, Eddie Lang, Dick Mcdonough, Spencer Clark, Tommy Dorsey, Jack Teagarden, Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman. He also wrote or co-wrote several catchy tunes including "St .... + Informações

PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads between multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: tinyurl.com On most informed lists of rock & roll villains, the Crew Cuts would have to rank near the top. They weren't rock & rollers in the first place: their clean-cut White harmony glee-club approach was really in the style of early and mid-'50s groups such as the Four Aces, the Four Lads, and the Four Freshmen. The Canadian quartet differed from those acts, however, in their concentration upon covers of songs originally recorded by R&B/doo wop vocal groups. Their cover of the Chords' "Sh-Boom" set the pattern, going to number one in 1954 and setting the stage for their other commercially successful pop treatments of R&B hits by the Penguins, Gene & Eunice, Otis Williams & the Charms, the Robins, the Spaniels, the Nutmegs, and others. The Toronto foursome already had a Top Ten hit under their belts with their first major label single, "Crazy 'Bout Ya Baby," before tackling "Sh-Boom"; what's more, their first hit had been a group original, not an R&B cover. When the Crew Cuts got a hold of "Sh-Boom," they gave the song a far more standard, Whiter pop treatment than the Chords had, complete with big-band type orchestration. Although the original Chords version still became one of the first Top Ten rock & roll hits, the Crew Cuts' cover outsold it by a wide margin, finding a far easier .... + Informações

based off a series of Depression-era Dorothea Lange photos... earned me a nice big A+ last year in Freshmen Lit class FABOOOOOO This old town has up and died the streets are all empty and the river is dry and everyone around here looks to the sky for a sign No one greets each other at the end of the day they just keep their eyes down and go their separate ways and no one ever has the time to sit around the fire and sing What has happened to this world that we know? Where did the joy and loveliness go? Why fate has left us here, God can only know in tears and broken dreams by the side of the road There's a woman I see living under a tarp with seven hungry kids and a broken heart 32 years young, yet her face is old with worry "The crop froze this morning on the vines," the boss say With no work, her family will not eat today she sold the tires off of her car for a loaf of bread. + Informações

www.blockbuster.co.uk - Coming Soon. The fragile line between friendship and obsession divides a college dorm room in the chilling psychological thriller, The Roommate, starring Leighton Meester, Minka Kelly and Cam Gigandet. Academy Award®-nominated director Christian E. Christiansen crafts a finely tuned tale of madness and role reversal packed with ingenious twists and heart-stopping surprises as a naïve college freshman begins to suspect that her roommate is not what she appears to be. Sara (Minka Kelly), a talented young design student from Iowa, arrives in Los Angeles eager to start college and get to know the big city. Pretty, vivacious and naturally curious, Sara charms her new dorm mates, especially her assigned roommate Rebecca (Leighton Meester). A wealthy girl from Pasadena, Rebecca immediately takes Sara under her wing, showing her the cultural highlights of the city and sharing an overstuffed closet of designer clothes with her. But when Sara makes more friends on campus, including fun-loving party girl Tracy (Aly Michalka), Rebecca isolates herself and grows oddly resentful of her roommate's social life. As Sara's romance with new boyfriend Stephen (Cam Gigandet) unfolds and her mentor, successful designer Irene (Danneel Harris), comes to town, she has less and less time to spend with Rebecca, who becomes even more determined to have Sara all to herself. Rebecca's erratic behavior becomes even more alarming as Sara begins to suspect that Rebecca is .... + Informações

Jewel 5192 - Recorded 12/22/1927 NYC New York - Jack Pettis As Dixie Jazz Band. Also Released On Other Labels Under Al Goering's Orchestra. "Candied Sweets" is a long-forgotten Fats Waller collaboration with Pettis and Goering.(Rare Song) Jack Pettis, an early preswing jazz pioneer, became a mystery when he dropped out of the music world by 1940 and was not heard from again. His inevitable death went unnoticed and nothing is known about his later life despite extensive research by many curious jazz fans. Pettis was a solid if not overly distinctive player throughout his truncated career. He was self-taught on the C-melody saxophone as a teenager. He worked in Chicago with Elmer Schoebel and Paul Mares, becoming a member of the highly influential New Orleans Rhythm Kings with whom he recorded during 1922-23. Pettis joined Ben Bernie's Orchestra in 1924 and the following year took an impressive solo on a short sound movie (included on the video At The Jazz Band Ball) of Bernie's band playing "Sweet Georgia Brown," having the distinction of being one of the first jazz soloists on film. Pettis began making recordings as a leader in 1926 and during the next two years recorded extensively with his own groups, and with Bernie, the Whoopee Makers and Irving Mills' Hotsy Totsy Gang. Among Pettis' sidemen on various selections were Joe Venuti, Eddie Lang, Dick McDonough, Spencer Clark, Tommy Dorsey, Jack Teagarden, Glenn Miller and Benny Goodman. He also wrote or co-wrote several .... + Informações