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[Cillaliz]

It's now a very sunny day here. Cold, but sunny and with the white new snow it's really quite lovely.

Ok, back to work.

[bk]

Back from the long jog.  And now awaiting the arrival of Barry Pearl at eleven-thirty.

[Jrand73]

Awaiting the Arrival of Barry Pearl.

That is the name of my new power ballad.

[JoseSPiano]

Awaiting the Arrival of Barry Pearl.

That is the name of my new power ballad.

Sounds more like a Sea Chanty to me.

[JoseSPiano]

Or a Courting Ballade.

[Ron Pulliam]

It's now a very sunny day here. Cold, but sunny and with the white new snow it's really quite lovely.

Ok, back to work.

Isn't it a lovely day to be out in the snow!

[bk]

Listening to more Jimmy Webb.

[JoseSPiano]

Good Afternoon!

Well, I think it's time for another self-imposed "media blackout" - well, "techno-multi-media blackout". -With the exception of my iPhone, of course. 

Laters...

[Jrand73]

DR JOSE is in the Blackout Zone.

[TCB]

This is what my avatar looks like.....when it can be seen. 

I always thought those were birds in your avatar - seriously!

[elmore3003]

I'm back from physical therapy and settled in for the rest of the day.  I've answered emails, and now I need to think about the holiday and shipping out some things to Ohio and to friends.

[TCB]

No DR TCB.....the IT that I watched starred Mr Roddy MacDowell as an assistant museum curator who came into possession of a Golem.  He also kept his dead mother in a rocking chair in his living room.  He used the Golem to kill his enemies and rob the museum.  But then the movie went a little crazy, and the British army decided they could only destroy the Golem by using a "small" nuclear weapon on it.  Toward the end there were lots of scenes where characters would tell us what had just happened, so I guess the money ran out.....

THE SHUTTERED ROOM was much better only because Mr Oliver Reed in the tightest blue jeans ever seen on screen played the villain who was tormenting beautiful Carol Lynley.  Mr Gig Young drove a fancy Thunderbird convertible and did karate on the locals.

In this latter years, every pair of jeans was tight on Mr. Oliver Reed.

[Ron Pulliam]

Well, we're off to Il Pescatore, a lovely Italian-Mediterranean restaurant at Jack London Square overlooking the Oakland-Alameda estuary and marina.

[TCB]

I woke up feeling very sick this morning, partly from lack of sleep.  I called in sick, went back to bed, but I still feel very dizzy (don't go there, elmore) and sick to my stomach.  I have a call into my doctor, but I am hoping this is not a reaction to the sulfa drugs.

[singdaw]

How funny that we should be discussing Oliver Reed's tight jeans on girding your loins day!! 

[TCB]

T.O.D.


Laura Nyro
Carole King
Carly Simon
Janis Ian

[singdaw]

DR TCB, sorry you are not feeling up to par today.  May you recover pronto!!

[singdaw]

Well, we're off to Il Pescatore

Give someone fish and they can eat for a day.  But teach them to order fish out - ah, then they don't have to do the dishes!! 

[TCB]

Well, we're signed, sealed, and almost delivered and The Brain From Planet X can now officially be licensed via The Rodgers and Hammerstein Organization.

Fantastic! Let the royalties flow long and deep!

Hear!  Hear!

[singdaw]

Echoing the other DRs - CONGRATULATIONS to bk on sealing the deal.  May you reap dollars and fame!!

[TCB]

With the upcoming Holiday Travel Season upon us, here's some good/bad news:

Tempting the Thieves With the Pocketables

Ellen Howe, a spokeswoman for the T.S.A., said Monday that the agency has fired 465 officers for theft since the spring of 2003. That is “a minuscule fraction of the work force,” she said.

She also said incidents were down sharply. In 2005, she said, the agency paid $3 million in claims for missing possessions or damaged bags. “This year it has been less than $1 million,” she said.

*And there will be a follow-up article next week focusing on safety tips and travel precautions.

Does anyone else remember when flying used to be fun?

[TCB]

DR TCB, sorry you are not feeling up to par today.  May you recover pronto!!

My pronto feels fine, it is the rest of my that is sick.

[TCB]

So sad to be all alone...............

[singdaw]

No One Is Alone!     

[TCB]

No One Is Alone!     

Oh, you're back!

[Jeanne]

Well, we're off to Il Pescatore, a lovely Italian-Mediterranean restaurant at Jack London Square overlooking the Oakland-Alameda estuary and marina.

sigh. Sounds lovely.

[singdaw]

Oh, you're back!

I am a flitting bee!   

[Jeanne]

With the upcoming Holiday Travel Season upon us, here's some good/bad news:

Tempting the Thieves With the Pocketables

Ellen Howe, a spokeswoman for the T.S.A., said Monday that the agency has fired 465 officers for theft since the spring of 2003. That is “a minuscule fraction of the work force,” she said.

She also said incidents were down sharply. In 2005, she said, the agency paid $3 million in claims for missing possessions or damaged bags. “This year it has been less than $1 million,” she said.

*And there will be a follow-up article next week focusing on safety tips and travel precautions.

Does anyone else remember when flying used to be fun?

We were younger then, my dear.

[TCB]

Now that I started thinking about Laura Nyro's music,; I have SWEET BLINDNESS stuck in my head.

[Jeanne]

Well, we're off to Il Pescatore

Give someone fish and they can eat for a day.  But send them to a seafood restaurant, and they don't have to do the dishes!! 

Or clean the fish. Frankly, I'd rather do the dishes than clean the fish. But that's me.