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Katherine Jackson on Oprah: The Full Interviewby Free Britney at . Comments
Katherine Jackson, mother of the late Michael Jackson, spoke with Oprah Winfrey on Monday in a long, emotional interview about her son and grandchildren.
"I don't think I will ever be healed," Katherine said, recalling Michael's June 2009 death. "It will get better, but some days it's like it just happened... It hurts."
During the in-depth talk, Oprah also spoke to Joe Jackson, Michaels' father, who tried to dance around the fact that "beat" his kinds but basically admitted it.
"You might as well admit it," Katherine to Joe. "That's the way black people raise their children. ... He used a strap." Joe said he'd do it all over again too.
Michael, whose new single "Breaking News" was posthumously released this week, was never the same after his 2005 molestation case, Katherine says.
"All his life, he had to go through stuff like this, and they were just lying on him," she said, asserting that she never questioned his innocence in the matter.
"I never thought [he could be guilty of molestation], because I know he wouldn't," Katherine said. "He loved children, he was around children all the time."
Follow the jump to watch all of Katherine Jackson's three-part interview with Oprah Winfrey, who also spoke to MJ's three young children ...Katherine said she learned of her son's death Dr. Conrad Murray, after arriving at the hospital: "He came out, and he was talking, and it took him so long."
Frustrated, Katherine asked, "Did he make it?" and Murray said, " 'No, he's gone.' That's all I remember," she said, tearing up once more at the memory.
She called it the worst day of her life.
Today, Katherine said through her rep that Joe Jackson isn't controlling Michael's kids, or forcing them to be the next Jackson singing group in any way.
Katherine believes Prince, Paris, and Blanket "expressed their own desires to be in the entertainment business" during the controversial sitdown with O.
Katherine hopes fans "don't think anyone like Joe or the family is pushing the kids" ... a not-so thinly veiled reference to Joe pushing Michael so hard.
The family matriarch was particularly happy she got to talk about, Never Can Say Goodbye, her tribute book to Michael, in the first segment with Oprah.
Here's the full interview ...
after seein the segment katherine is awesome.we as fans forget janet and mike r foremost normal people.stay strong mrs jackson
i thoroughly enjoyed watching the entire interview.to see a glimpse of wot Michael was really like as a son, father and uncle.he just sounded like a normal fun human being except he was loaded with talent,musical genius, magical dancer and too damn famous.thank u Oprah for an in depth look at wot we couldn't see before.....Sweet!
I took the time to listen to all three interviews and I enjoyed them...I feel that Michael Jackson was a "human being" and people did not necessarily know the reasons behind his "different" ways of behavior....He was extremely "gifted" with great talent...so many people need "healing" from their past....psychological wounds to hinder wholeness to personality, etc...There's no need to use vulgar language in a comment (to people in previous comments)...I especially "appreciate" that his children appear to have loved him very much as a good father to them...And, I believe Katherine was/is a great Mother and Grandmother...May God Bless this family...!
I can't watch the Kendra show, cause I'm just not into beastiality .
i knew that oprah was going to ask michael's mother about the 2005 trial.. i thought that this was about his mother and the children 14 months after his death..this is 2010 going on 2011 5 years later she still on the same old shit,she just pissed off because he was found not guilty. get over it oprah!!
Why the F... is this woman rehashing this shit that we don't care about?The whole world knows these vicious attacks and lies on michael were done by evil ppl who were grieviously obsessed with MJ's talent, creativity, personna...I mean everything about him.They were f... jealous and envious of him so they killed him bcoz they couldn't b him.U C those fucker thieves out there robbing MJ's family of what is rightfully theirs?Sony,fake executors,AEG & the rest & they R all protected by the court coz they R all part of the conspiracy.
Oprah should b ashamed of herself after she joined in with MJ's enemies to tear him apart.Why don't U heap UR arse up and go.Leave MJ alone.There is soo much stellar excellence to MJ that u can speak about but refuse.U R a fucking disgrace 2 the black race.Fire UR scunt.Lisa? Lisa Presley? Fuck she.I don't know what MJ saw in her anyway.Joe & Katherine should have never 'accepted' her.Shit.


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It's not often when a school has a person elected to any college hall of fame. But it is a true rarity when two people from the same school are elected the same year.
Such is the case with Washington State. In only the second year of the College Baseball Hall of Fame, the Cougars' John Olerud and coach Bobo Brayton were both selected for induction, it was announced Tuesday.
Here's a link to the College Baseball Foundation's press release concerning the class of 2007 and this P-I story.
• Olerud and Brayton must not be too happy after this year's Cougs lost 12-6 to Gonzaga on Tuesday night.
• Steve Bergum's college baseball notebook leads with the Whitworth Pirates' season thus far.
• WSU defensive coordinator – and head coach – Bill Doba addressed his hopes for the defense on Tuesday and a lot of what the Cougs can do revolves around the cornerbacks, according to Glenn Kasses' story.
Check out Glenn's blog for more Cougar news.
• The Times' Craig Smith also filed this story on the Coug defense and Todd Milles of Tacoma had this.
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- July 17th, 2014
Dozens gathered to get the first look at the Slide Fire Story: A Photographic Tribute to Oak Creek Canyon in the special exhibition gallery at the Sedona Arts Center.
The show will run through Sunday, July 20, at SAC, but David Simmer, president of the Rotary Club of Sedona, said hopefully the show will travel to Flagstaff and Phoenix. Rotary Club of Sedona and the Rotary of the Red Rocks — the two local Rotary clubs — organized the show.
Any donations received at the show will benefit two organizations: The Arizona Wildfire and Incident Management Academy and the Slide Fire Disaster Response Fund, which was established by the Arizona Community Foundation.
Lynette Jennings, art director and organizer of the show, was excited for people to go in as the outdoor opening ceremonies began.
"I'm excited because when you enter the exhibition, it isn't what you expect in terms of the current environment,"
she said. "My intention selecting the photographs was to give you a moment to really reflect on what fire means, to everyone — firefighters, management teams, canyon businesses — all of us who are protectors of the environment."
To read the full story, see the Wednesday, July 16, edition of the Sedona Red Rock News.
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Installation, set-up were easy and documentation is adequate.
Dear OBx2, Thanks for your kind review. I could not agree with you more regarding 'documentation is adequate'. This is an area I'll be working on improving with the next release.
Peter pointed me at ReReplacer to achieve this - and then when faced with my complete lack of RegEx experience provided the code necessary to do it.
Peter provides superb support for his extensions and I can't praise his dedication enough.
Thanks once again, first for your extensions and then for all your help.