This is a walkthrough of the new Warhawk Command Center in Playstation Home. For more info, check out the original article at the Official PS Blog:
http://blog.us.playstation.com /2009/02/26/warhawk-playstatio n-home-space-walkthrough/

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I cast the "Touch of Rage" frenzy spell in the Anvil castle. This is what happens...

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This is a glitch I found in the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion for PS3. Whenever I fight the minotaurs in the arena, they get stuck in the entrance. I don't know why this happens.

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I did not invent the Backslide / Moonwalk I only want to show the world how to do it. One of Cooley's best-kept secrets is that he taught superstar Michael Jackson how to moonwalk! Cooley, however, calls it the backslide
"ORIGINS OF THE MOONWALK Dancers (in alphabetical order): Fred Astaire, Bill Bailey, Buck and Bubbles, Cab Calloway, Clark Brothers, Sammy Davis Jr., Daniel L. Haynes, Rubberneck Holmes, Patterson and Jackson, Eleanor Powell, Bill Robinson, Three Chefs (only the feet), Tip Tap and Toe (feat. Ray Winfield), Earl Snakehips Tucker Video edited by CFJ My second Michael Jackson related video. Since the first one "Fred Astaire in Smooth Criminal" seems quite well-received, I decided to make another one. This time the theme is "who devised the moonwalk?". As some people already know, a dance move called the moonwalk (a.k.a. backslide) had been existed before it became the "moonwalk". The video features the ancient moonwalkers and other greats who possibly influenced MJ's style of dancing. The most well-known dancer as the "orignal moonwalker" should be Bill Bailey who performed it in the film Showtime At The Apollo (1955), which was also featured in the movie Tap (1989). But actually Bill Bailey, pupil of Bill Robinson, performed the very same step as early as 1943 in the movie Cabin In The Sky, which you can see here as well as the 1955 film. The various scenes used in the video are from 1929 to 1955 (except Sammy Davis Jr. from '65 and '67). The oldest one is from Hallelujah, featuring Daniel L. Haynes as a minister pantomiming a train at a prayer meeting. I was totally amazed by his movement when I first saw that movie. The most influential dancer on MJ's dancing is no doubt James Brown, but you can also trace the roots and origins of his style to those greats in the first half of the 20th century. So, the question - "who devised the moonwalk?". My answer is "nobody". Or all the great imaginative dancers, including MJ, who made great efforts to move foward (should I say "backward" in this case?). I think the moonwalk is not a thing someone suddenly came up with one day. There must have been so many great unknown dancers other than the ones who were lucky to be recorded... In other words, Rome was not built in a day. Amazed by the dancers in the video? But there were many other greats. You must see The Nicholas Brothers, The Berry Brothers, The Four Step Brothers, Pops & Louis...etc, etc. If you like this vid, you better check out The Nicholas Bros in Down Argentine Way (1940) on my channel. Then, watch Stormy Weather (1943).

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Michael Jackson performing "Man in the Mirror" live at the 1988 Grammy Awards with a Gospel Choir.

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Michael Jackson Bad
© 1987 MJJ Productions Inc.

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Smooth Criminal from the movie, Moonwalker.

And for those who seem to detect a difference between this video and other uploads of Smooth Criminal (faster, higher pitch), this is the effect of transferring movies (24 frames per second) into PAL videos (25 frames per second), in which the video becomes 4% faster than originally intended. I left this video in its original PAL speed for those who seemed to appreciate the 4% speed up (and for those who don't trust in my methods of fixing the problem).

For more information on PAL's 4% speed up, go to: http://www.michaeldvd.com.au/a rticles/PALSpeedUp/PALSpeedUp. asp

Oh and, for those that asked, this was ripped from the Moonwalker DVD, PAL region.

RIP Michael Jackson.

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Michael Jackson with The Jackson 5 performing "I Want You Back," on Soul Train in 1972. Michael was 13. This was the beginning of a life-long relationship with Don Cornelius and Soul Train. (episode# 35).
To license this footage, go to GLOBALIMAGEWORKS.COM. Subscribe to the Soul Train channel and stay tuned... We will be adding new clips each week!

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Michael Jackson Black Or White
© 1991 MJJ Productions Inc.

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