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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were very Wednesday-like, and now it is time for you to post until the Wednesday cows come home - Wednesday cows usually come home on a Sunday.
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And the word of the day is: CYNOSURE!
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And a very happy haineshisway.com birthday to former dear reader Noel.
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Yes, a Very Happy Birthday to former DR Noel!
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BK, I never got Joan Ryan's CD in its original release, so I'm very much looking forward to the reissue...and I loved her in Ruthless!: The Musical! My questions about the reissue...will it be identical to the original release in content and pictures (except for the label, of course)? Will it be remastered to sound better than ever? Should I get the original release so that my collection will be complete or will the new release be enough? Inquiring minds want to know!
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Im Here!
better late than never
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Tonights Chic Chick Tip: Be honest with yourself
Take responsiblity for being the cause of your unhappiness. At the end of the day, you have alot more control over your life than you may think!
On that note, I will take control of my health by giong straight back to bed!
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Just watched the Bell Telephone Hour's "Carol Lawrence" DVD. (thanks to a DR)
YES! Michael Barnum - track down Eddie Hodges. Knock on his door with high hopes.
And it's always a delight to see and hear Robert Goulet.
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Although I'm here by myself I will say Good Morning to all.
Winter temperatures have arrived in New York. When I left the apartment it was 19 degrees. It's supposed to be cold for the remainder of the week. It is January after all.
No questions at the moment. I need to wash my oatmeal bowl so I will bid you adieu for now.
Later, gaters.
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I do recommend Joan Ryan's CD. It's a real winner.
The first track I think is the best first track I ever heard on a solo cd. It immediately draws you making you want to listen to the rest of the cd. The song Trust the Wind written by David Friedman is wonderfully orchestrated and dynamically sung.
The other tracks include a song that I think only she has recorded called "Good Thing He Can't Read My Mind written by Christine Lavin. A amusing "specialty" type of songs. Also on the cd is a rousing West End Avenue and a touching My Brother Lived in San Francisco.
There are two different takes on classic Braodway tunes, I'm Flying and Shall We Dance? that are very different from any other recording that I've ever heard.
The other songs included on the cd are: I Won't Last a Day Without You, Feels Like Home, The Moon & The Stars, Strangers Once Again, and I'm Coming Home Again. The last three songs also rarely recorded songs.
There is a "bonus Track" taken from the STAGE Concert Lerner Loewe, Lane & Friends recording a interesting combination of a hauntingly sung Follow Me and a soaring On A Clear Day You Can See Forever.
The tracks on Joan Ryan's cd are well sequenced and dare I say the best put together CD I think I have ever heard and I have heard hundreds and hundreds. A great combination of well known and "unknown" songs that are wonderfully orchestrated and arranged.
It is a cd that is repeatedly listen to me and I should have put it on my desert island list.
Joan Ryan needs to better known. A beautiful singer and performer. I have seen in concert and I look forward to seeing her again and if she records another cd I would buy it without a moment of hesitation.
So when it is up for pre-order get it!
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Good morning Ben
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And the word of the day is: CYNOSURE!
Casey would waltz
With a strawberry blonde,
a COY NURSE whose CORNY USE
Of a disco fan assured them their status
As the CYNOSURE of the dance floor.
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I should get der Brucer up soon. He wanted us to hit the road by ten, so that we can make the matinee in Philly this afternoon.
I haven't checked yesterday's posts yet... I hope you all didn't keep him up too late last night!
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Good Morning!
Ah, to have a working, non-leaking radiator... :-\
In any case...
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Never mind, sounds like he's
aroused himself woken up on his own.
Time to get going. There's tires that need checking, CDs that need swapping, doggies to have bowls filled.
The weather looks good!
Have a wonderful time, everyone!
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Laters, Jose!
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I do recommend Joan Ryan's CD. It's a real winner.
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The other tracks include a song that I think only she has recorded called "Good Thing He Can't Read My Mind written by Christine Lavin.
"Good Thing...." was recorded by Christine Lavin herself during her stint as one of the "Four Bitchin' Babes". She recorded it for an album by the same title as the song, and I also remember a live "Bitchin' Babes" concert recording. A great song. One of the teachers at Catholic University used to give it out to her students.
Christine Lavin is one of those singer-songwriters who along with others like Nanci Griffiths are Julie Gold are continuing the "folk" legacy of people like Pete Seeger, Peter, Paul & Mary.
For a particularly "entertaining" record, I'd suggest her album, "Getting In Touch With My Inner Bitch". ;) And some of the "Four Bitchin' Babes" albums have had some inventive Beatles-type cover art.
*However, she also writes some wonderful children's songs too.
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Laters, Jose!
Have a great time in Philly! Send me some scrapple!
:)
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Here is the official list from CBS for THE AMAZING RACE ALLSTARS. There are a couple of teams that had been reported who are not in the race. But most of the reports were correct:
1.Team Guido
2.kevin and drew
3.danny and oswald
4.jill and john vito
5.teri and ian
6.mirna and charla
7.joyce and uchenna
8.rob and amber
9.danielle and eric
10.beauty queens
11.dave and mary
http://www.realitytvworld.com/news/cbs-unveils-the-amazing-race-all-stars-cast-show-debut-feb-18-4568.php
I will be cheering for the romber and the beauty queens.
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Re: last night's AMERICAN IDOL premiere.
I have not read any of the comments here yet. But here is my opinion. The show was okay, although as i've stated before i actually prefer when the top 100 or so go to hollywood.
And in the audition shows i actually prefer watching the medium and talented people a lot more than the very bad ones.
A few people i really liked were: the black girl who was born a crack baby. The 16 yr old guy (blondish) with a nice voice who said his parents did not support him (he called his mom after to tell her and he started crying). I also liked the brunette with frizzy long hair.
I felt really sad about the rock star guy with the deep voice. I would have liked to see him go through even if just to see if he would change his style.
I could not figure out that superfan (big blonde girl). I just can't imagine that she did not do this as a joke.
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As for Ask BK Day...
Is there something, some activity that you have never done that, at least according to the line of work you're in, the area you live, etc., that you "should" have done by now?
For example... Like many people who live in the Washington, DC, Area, I have not been to all the Smithsonian museums. And I even like art!
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And as another "example"...
I'm a pianist. I'm a theatre pianist. I love musical theatre. But...
I've never seen a Jerry Herman musical all the way through. On the stage, nor on the screen.
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OK... More auditions in an hour...
Laters...
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Jose - Didn't you almost see MAME in D.C.?
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Wednesday.
I forgot a CD yesterday:
Van Cliburn - First Piano Concerto in B-Flat Minor
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Here is the official list from CBS for THE AMAZING RACE ALLSTARS. There are a couple of teams that had been reported who are not in the race. But most of the reports were correct:
1.Team Guido
2.kevin and drew
3.danny and oswald
4.jill and john vito
5.teri and ian
6.mirna and charla
7.joyce and uchenna
8.rob and amber
9.danielle and eric
10.beauty queens
11.dave and mary
http://www.realitytvworld.com/news/cbs-unveils-the-amazing-race-all-stars-cast-show-debut-feb-18-4568.php
I will be cheering for the romber and the beauty queens.
Until I get to know the teams I'm unfamiliar with, I'll be cheering for the Barbies, also. Of all the teams from the last TAR, they were the only ones I could stand (in fact, I did not bother to watch the final episode.)
And Dave and Mary do not belong in an "All-Star" edition. The producers should have included a couple of the Linz siblings, instead.
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Good morning!
It's pretty outside, but it's COLD! Yep, we finally got the cold weather so many other people have been having this winter. Supposed to get even colder tomorrow, so I'll be bundling up and staying inside all day today.
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RE AMERICAN IDOL:
The woman who sang a la Bert Lahr's "If I Were King of the Forest," I have a feeling she was trying to be this year's William Hung.
BTW, I really did like the Navy man who was chosen to go on. I think he will be very, very popular.
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I had TERMINATOR 2 on Blu-ray come in yesterday's mail, but I think I'll save it for the weekend. It's a long movie, and I'd rather watch shorter films and recorded TV shows during the day.
As I mentioned last night, I recorded TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT last night, and I want to watch it today along with the two one hour dramas I recorded last night.
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As for the two hours of IDOL tonight, I'm leaving it open. I'll start it, but if the talent is as lacking as every article I've read about the auditions claims, I may bail out early and put on a DVD instead.
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BTW, there is a new MEDIUM tonight, but I'm not sure if it's the one we were originally supposed to get last week, or the one originally scheduled for this week. We'll see.
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Page Two ROBIN HOOD Dance!!!
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I thought Joyce and Uchenna won their season in THE AMAZING RACE.
Will have to see the teams before I choose - but there are a couple I didn't like the first time, so I doubt that I will wish them well!
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RE AMERICAN IDOL:
BTW, I really did like the Navy man who was chosen to go on. I think he will be very, very popular.
I wonder if this is the same person i read about last summer taht was encouraged by his commanding officer to try out for AI
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Watched THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA and TALLADEGA NIGHTS last night. No American Yodel for me.
Liked all of the people in DEVIL - thought they did a great job. And I have no doubt that is probably what it is like to work at a publication like Runway. Living in Indiana, watching a movie about it is as close as I will ever come to that life. I loved the NYC filming and seeing locations that have been written about here on HHW....including Sephora and a few others. And the Paris locations were beautiful.
I didn't mind the last Meryl shot as some others here did - but that's horse racing. My quibble was with her long time friend having an immediate meltdown and judgment moment when Andrea was kissed by the other guy.
TALLADEGA was pretty funny....the foul mouthed kids made me laugh, and I always like William C. Macy.
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TALLADEGA was pretty funny....the foul mouthed kids made me laugh, and I always like William C. Macy.
My favorite parts of the movie were the blessings spoken at the home dinner table and at Applebee's said by Will Ferrell. Hilarious, and the debate about which "Jesus" he preferred still make me laugh when I think about it.
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I wonder if this is the same person i read about last summer taht was encouraged by his commanding officer to try out for AI
Well, it could be. They did show backstory on how he got there, and his ship held an IDOL-like singing contest, and when he won it, he had the blessing of his commander to go try out.
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I think I'll do today's cleaning chores now and leave the early evening for other pursuits prior to prime time TV.
My friend Hal loaned me HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX which I'm reading now in anticipation of the movie to come this summer. The books are so long now that chunks have to be left out in the filmed versions, so I want to get the entire story.
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DR Jennifer: re: The blond guy on "AI"....it was a bit difficult following what he was saying, but the way I took it was that his parents weren't there due to monetary issues...that they have supported him in many other ways for his singing but that this was an expense they decided they couldn't bear. They were able to send their kid, however.
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Good morning.
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Re: last night's "American Idol".
I'm sincerely glad I watched it. This show's auditions are proof that much of American youth are deluded beyond measure.
That first girl who auditioned last night -- you just know she is somebody's little princess and that she is used to getting her way. Her stubborn refusal to take no is evidence that she's manipulated many people many times. What she cannot fathom -- and what most of the terrible performers cannot and may never fathom -- is that there ARE some things they CANNOT do if they want to, that there ARE some things they CANNOT BE because they want to be them, that they WILL NEVER BE singers if they cannot sing, and that VERY FEW PEOPLE CAN SING and that they are among the majority.
What a HOOT the entire Minneapolis show was, though...the dad who said he is "pleased as punch" that his son can sing (he can't). The distinctive accents and pronunciations were just priceless. We might have been at auditions for extras for "Fargo."
Paula's telling that vocal teacher that he had too much vibrato was telling. She didn't like his mixed-up style, but she didn't know how to tell him he just didn't LOOK like an Idol...so she threw in that ignorant comment about his vibrato. His vibrato was fine.
It certainly wasn't the goat-bleat of Chris Daughtry, whose persistent vibrato was wound up tighter than an overwound clock. And it wasn't too wide, IMO.
It sounded like a trained voice trying to please several unpleasable folks.
What gets me riled up, however, is that any girl who goes on and sings a Broadway song well gets passed through with praise. A guy who tries the same song is told he's TOO THEATRICAL.
Double standard.
And yes, Randy went out of his mind over that one kid. Totally off base, too. But....that's why we watch, isn't it!
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BK, I never got Joan Ryan's CD in its original release, so I'm very much looking forward to the reissue...and I loved her in Ruthless!: The Musical! My questions about the reissue...will it be identical to the original release in content and pictures (except for the label, of course)? Will it be remastered to sound better than ever? Should I get the original release so that my collection will be complete or will the new release be enough? Inquiring minds want to know!
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It's the same exact CD (and I mean exact - we're using the actual physical CDs she had left, and then we'll re-press some new ones) - the packaging has been redone, however - same package in all respects except for a new bar code, our logos, and I finally take my producer credit (which I didn't back then for various reasons - I took a "creative consultant" credit originally). No need to get the original.
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With the extreme cold and subsequently dry air, I am suffering from static electricity like you wouldn't believe. My hair is either clinging flat to my head or flying all over the place like it has a life of its own. I am having trouble letting go of my styrofoam coffee cup. And woe be to he that feels the sting of my electric-charge touch!
Zap!
Ouch!
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As for Ask BK Day...
Is there something, some activity that you have never done that, at least according to the line of work you're in, the area you live, etc., that you "should" have done by now?
For example... Like many people who live in the Washington, DC, Area, I have not been to all the Smithsonian museums. And I even like art!
So many things! Haven't been to the Walt Disney Hall yet - haven't been to the new Contemporary Museum (I used to go to the Temporary Contemporary a lot), and I'm sure there are many others.
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More re: "American Idol":
Most revealing, to me anyway, is that immaturity level of many of those who got rejected. Why they thought they could sing is beyond me. The ones who couldn't remember the words...the one girl who kept saying the same lyric over and over and then going into a whisper as she tried to find other words for the tune in her head.
The boy who believe he could sing but who "juggled" and "danced". What kind of fantasy life MUST he have? He was pathetic. And his family was there to support him in this sad sorry display. Are they ALL stupid? And his absolute hysterical crying jag after his explosion of profanity as he left the audition room. What a BABY! Yes, I know he's 16. But he needs to be weaned.
The "big girl" who claimed to be Idol's biggest fan. WOOF! And when she was told she couldn't sing, she pranced out that "I've have vocal lessons for 10 years. Why wouldn't they have told me 10 years ago if I couldn't sing?" I DO wish Simon had told her the answer to that question as he started to.
I agree some went forward who shouldn't have....that girl in the Army Reserve...totally inconsistent...and she'll be among the first to get cut.
So many DELUSIONAL people. I can understand the judges' frustrations.
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It's chilly inside this home environment. Very gray out, but the blue sky is starting to peek through. Must now make a telephonic call, then shower, then to the dry cleaners, then to pick up assistant at the subway, then to the Colony.
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We had a nice, steady rainfall last evening. It started around 7 p.m. and continued through my bedtime which was 10:30 p.m. last night.
What amused me before retiring, however, was a news promo on a local station....a shot of a weatherman superimposed over a cityscape of pouring rain...and the words "some showers possible tonight" imposed over that.
D'ya think?
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Because of my cough, I took Nyquill last night, and 12 hours later I got out of bed. Good morning, all!
My schedule this week is totally out of whack because the schedule originally set up this week for both jobs has been completely thrown out of whack by my colleagues: one has a doctor's appointment today, the other is taking longer on his outside project. So, I've spent some time this morning trying to plan my life through Sunday. It's frustrating.
Luckily, the computer reports continue, and each revision improves the work, so . . .
DR JRand56, I assume that's Van Cliburn's 1st by Tchaikovsky?
Even if PASSIONS is cancelled in September, it's too long a wait for such an inept piece of lousy writing.
Off to market!
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Cold today - work tomorrow.
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You assume correctly, DR ELMORE!
One of my first LP purchases on an EP 45, which I still have.
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My first question for ASK BK day:
What one word would you use to describe yourself?
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BK, I remember Montrose...of all places...There used to be a nice video/CD store there that specialized in old movies and music. It was called STARLIGHT ROOF and had relocated there from South Pasadena.
Lex Barker?...I have been told on more than one occasion in the past that I resembled him. Could be a lot worse people to resemble.
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My first question for ASK BK day:
What one word would you use to describe yourself?
Too hard (the question, that's not the word). I like "blessed", I like "strange", I like "lucky" - but I'm open to others.
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I'm through with the telephonic call, and shall now shower.
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As most of you know, I am from the South. And the South is quite evangelical.
But my point is not to discuss religion. My mom sends me stuff via e-mail that she gets from others, and one came my way this morning that STUNNED me. It had an illustration of a man that is supposed to be Jesus.
Tell me who YOU think it resembles:
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Now that DR CP mentions it, there is a Lex Barker cast to him.
I saw friend of CP Denny Miller when I watched THE PARTY last night.
Has Mr Steve Franken ever spoken about his experience working with Mr Peter Sellers? Has Mr Steve Franken EVER been interviewed.
I remember him first as Chatsworth Osborne Jr on THE MANY LOVES OF DOBIE GILLIS.
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Is this like an ink blot test, DR RLP?
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Is this like an ink blot test, DR RLP?
For you, yes.
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Are you that man's twin brother?
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I've always thought DR Pogue looked more like Kenneth Mars.
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One word to describe HHW'ers Day:
Mr BK: Driven
DR JOSESPIANO - Talented
DR MBARNUM - Classic
DR ELMORE - Droll
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Page Three
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Dance. 8)
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Bank and Post Office.
Last year I NEVER received my Federal Income Tax Form, and by the time I went to get one at the P.O. or Library - the supply was exhausted.
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I shall now be on my way to the dry cleaners, then to pick up assistant, then to the theater. Keep the home fries burning until my returning.
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Interesting stuff about the Hollywood Walk of Fame. But I'm confused: If you knew someone who meets the criteria for being nominated - does the $15,000 have to be committed and in place just to nominate someone, or is it that once the person is accepted, you can then go about trying to raise the $15,000 to cover the costs?
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RE AMERICAN IDOL:
BTW, I really did like the Navy man who was chosen to go on. I think he will be very, very popular.
He seemed sweet and his voice was good, but i wonder how much people will like him. Some contestants have been better looking with less singing talent. Although we don't even know how far he will make it in the competition.
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DR Jennifer: re: The blond guy on "AI"....it was a bit difficult following what he was saying, but the way I took it was that his parents weren't there due to monetary issues...that they have supported him in many other ways for his singing but that this was an expense they decided they couldn't bear. They were able to send their kid, however.
I didn't take it that way mainly because when he called his mom at the end he was crying and saying "she's proud of me".
HE did say that his school choir and other things were expensive. But i guess it was not completely clear how much his parents supported him.
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Bank and Post Office.
Last year I NEVER received my Federal Income Tax Form, and by the time I went to get one at the P.O. or Library - the supply was exhausted.
Aren't tax forms available online these day? For that matter, is there a site to do your federal taxes online and submit them? I know PA and NJ has such sites for state taxes.
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I thought Joyce and Uchenna won their season in THE AMAZING RACE.
Will have to see the teams before I choose - but there are a couple I didn't like the first time, so I doubt that I will wish them well!
Yes Joyce and Uchenna did win TAR 7. They actually beat rob and amber. They are the only winners who are returning.
Of all the teams my favorites are romber and the beauty queens.
There are certain other teams who i think are nice but not competitive (dave and mary ...).
I never liked the older couple terri and ian (although apparently they came in 2nd in their year). I do not remember that.
I actually quite liked charla and mirna. I forget which one is the non-midget. But that cousin was very bright and well-travelled.
I will also be very interesting to see the new couple danielle and eric. He was from eric and jeremy and they did well. So i wonder how he will do with a different partner.
Kevin and drew were funny. I remember hating the guidos but they were fun. I think jill and john vito were boring (allstars???).
I think CBS has a different idea of allstars than i do. They would prefer to take teams that are well liked. Me i would take the most competitive teams (like romber and the beauties).
Going into the season i think romber should do very well.
If i had to speculate who will win i would say them. And i also think the beauty queens could do well (although anything can happen). It will be intersting to see how some teams like joyce and uchenna will do. I never thought they were particularly strong.
I suspect dave and mary will go early.
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He seemed sweet and his voice was good, but i wonder how much people will like him. Some contestants have been better looking with less singing talent. Although we don't even know how far he will make it in the competition.
Better-looking? Ruben? Taylor? Fantasia?
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I didn't take it that way mainly because when he called his mom at the end he was crying and saying "she's proud of me".
HE did say that his school choir and other things were expensive. But i guess it was not completely clear how much his parents supported him.
Well...to me, that was in line with all that I thought I understood. They weren't AGAINST his being there...they just couldn't afford to be there...and that was what he regretted. His mother was totally excited for him...and his crying was a perfectly logical reaction to having his mom express that excitement.
I don't think a 16-year-old boy is going to do much of anything without total parental consent and support. Sometimes, though, parents cannot financially attend every function because the costs run high.
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Re: last night's "American Idol".
What a HOOT the entire Minneapolis show was, though...the dad who said he is "pleased as punch" that his son can sing (he can't). The distinctive accents and pronunciations were just priceless. We might have been at auditions for extras for "Fargo."
Ron, only Minnesota speaks like that... :-)
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Ron, only Minnesota speaks like that... :-)
And the cat of "Fargo".
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Even if PASSIONS is cancelled in September, it's too long a wait for such an inept piece of lousy writing.
It should have been cancelled in 1999... better yet never allowed to air!
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I guess PASSIONS had to go primarily to make room for The Today's Show additional hour that's coming in the fall. But where am I going to go for my Juliet Mills fix?
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Re: American Idol.
I actually liked that girl in the army reserve. It's not always totally about being the best singer. She just had so much personality. I'm glad that she at least got to go to hollywood.
One story they told that was interesting/odd was the husband/wife who flew in their secretary to sing. It was so weird hearing her sing with her boss there (vs when he wasn't). I wonder if she would have gone through if she had sung like that originally.
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And the cat of "Fargo".
MEOW!!!!!
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I guess PASSIONS had to go primarily to make room for The Today's Show additional hour that's coming in the fall. But where am I going to go for my Juliet Mills fix?
I could really care less for four hours of Matt, Al, Anne and Meredith....
Hmmm, Let me look around I might be able to fix the addition of Juliet for you.. On the soap boards there are probably some Juliet fans.
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Well...to me, that was in line with all that I thought I understood. They weren't AGAINST his being there...they just couldn't afford to be there...and that was what he regretted. His mother was totally excited for him...and his crying was a perfectly logical reaction to having his mom express that excitement.
I don't think a 16-year-old boy is going to do much of anything without total parental consent and support. Sometimes, though, parents cannot financially attend every function because the costs run high.
I'm still not sure that the point was that the parents did not fully support him.
When he mentioned how much everything cost i didn't take it to mean that they couldn't afford to go to the idol auditions. Where was he from anyway? I took it to mean that they didn't fully support him and that singing was really expensive.
It was just the way that he said, "she's proud of me". If she just simply couldn't afford to go to the auditions then he still would have expected her to be proud.
He went on and on about how it made him feel that everyone else had family there supporting them. Although who knows the real story. I guess it's up for interpretation although you could very well be right.
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Now, if there's really a God, He'll see NBC cancels DAYS OF OUR LIVES and rid the world of more pathetic acting attempts. I haven't heard such whispers and whines that pass as acting from its leads in a long time!
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I guess PASSIONS had to go primarily to make room for The Today's Show additional hour that's coming in the fall. But where am I going to go for my Juliet Mills fix?
There must be a good drag show in a large city within your radius! Most of the women on PASSIONS are either bimbos or drag queens, the writing's so pathetic.
Well, I'm cranky! I've torn this place apart and I cannot find my rent bill. I wonder if I can live on DR MBarnum's fire escape.
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You MUST pay the rent! Or write a musical about it.
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Yes, the forms are available online DR FJL. And there are several places to file.
I want the instruction booklet and don't want to DOWNLOAD and PRINT all those pages - so I thought this would be easier.
I still don't understand the cost-saving measure of doing away with the E-File. Instead of processing several hundred thousand phone call submissions, they get ALL of those returns ON PAPER.
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DR ELMORE - when I hear a lot of those people on soaps talking about their skill...they mainly seem to concentrate on HOW many pages they do a day, as if memorization was the true hallmark of acting.
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Now, if there's really a God, He'll see NBC cancels DAYS OF OUR LIVES and rid the world of more pathetic acting attempts. I haven't heard such whispers and whines that pass as acting from its leads in a long time!
I would not be surprised, Ken Corday has destoryed his parents own show. At one time they did have decent actors. In hindsight, maybe Days did Matt a favour.
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There must be a good drag show in a large city within your radius! Most of the women on PASSIONS are either bimbos or drag queens, the writing's so pathetic.
Well, I'm cranky! I've torn this place apart and I cannot find my rent bill. IK wonder if I can live on DR MBarnum's fire escape.
The headwriter plays with barbie dolls
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Now, if there's really a God, He'll see NBC cancels DAYS OF OUR LIVES and rid the world of more pathetic acting attempts. I haven't heard such whispers and whines that pass as acting from its leads in a long time!
God, let me see
Marlena, John, Belle, Shawn, Max, Willow Chelsea,.... Those are a few characters I have seen ripped on the boards
I am not a Dee Hall fan... The woman cannot act
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There must be a good drag show in a large city within your radius! Most of the women on PASSIONS are either bimbos or drag queens, the writing's so pathetic.
Yes, that is the way he wrote them on both Passions and Days. Soapfans on all the boards called the headwriter of Passions "JERk"
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JRand - re your post #82 - are you confusing me with DR DtM? I would never give such practical advice; I'd tell you to spend loads of money and have it done by a licensed tax man. :)
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JRand - re your post #82 - are you confusing me with DR DtM? I would never give such practical advice; I'd tell you to spend loads of money and have it done by a licensed tax man. :)
It works for me! I can't balance a checkbook, and tax forms send me into a coma.
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DR Ron, sometimes I feel like Kenneth Mars. "I did not write this! What is this 'babee'? I did not write this babee!"
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JRand - re your post #82 - are you confusing me with DR DtM? I would never give such practical advice; I'd tell you to spend loads of money and have it done by a licensed tax man. :)
Yikes! Well - it's not the first time I have been confused about the identity of a couple of men. 8)
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Yikes! Well - it's not the first time I have been confused about the identity of a couple of men. 8)
In 1973, when I worked the box office of the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, I received this phone call. It was a deep voice that went "mumble mumble mumble . . ."
I said, "I'm having trouble hearing you. Can you speak up?"
The voice said, "mumble, mumble, mumble . . ."
I said, "I can't hear you, sir, can you speak a bit louder?"
The voice clearly said, "This is Martha Graham! May I speak to Walter Terry?"
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I feel cheap, yet thrilled at the same time.
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I feel cheap, yet thrilled at the same time.
Butcha are, Blanche! Ya are cheap!
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Sometimes I feel like Kenneth Mars,
Sometimes I feel like Kenneth Mars,
Sometimes I feel like Kenneth Mars,
A long, long way from home.
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A ha! I did find an E-File service through information in the instruction book!
So once I find out the Federal ID number of WOW, I can move ahead.
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I am Hugh.
Stop saying that!!
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"Good Thing...." was recorded by Christine Lavin herself during her stint as one of the "Four Bitchin' Babes". She recorded it for an album by the same title as the song, and I also remember a live "Bitchin' Babes" concert recording. A great song. One of the teachers at Catholic University used to give it out to her students.
Christine Lavin is one of those singer-songwriters who along with others like Nanci Griffiths are Julie Gold are continuing the "folk" legacy of people like Pete Seeger, Peter, Paul & Mary.
For a particularly "entertaining" record, I'd suggest her album, "Getting In Touch With My Inner Bitch". ;) And some of the "Four Bitchin' Babes" albums have had some inventive Beatles-type cover art.
*However, she also writes some wonderful children's songs too.
I've seen the Four Bitchin' Babes live here in Olympia...alas, without Christine Lavin. They were all fabulous and gave a wonderful concert! ;D
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Here is the official list from CBS for THE AMAZING RACE ALLSTARS. There are a couple of teams that had been reported who are not in the race. But most of the reports were correct:
1.Team Guido
2.kevin and drew
3.danny and oswald
4.jill and john vito
5.teri and ian
6.mirna and charla
7.joyce and uchenna
8.rob and amber
9.danielle and eric
10.beauty queens
11.dave and mary
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Is Lance Bass' ex-boyfriend among the All-Stars?
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Too hard (the question, that's not the word). I like "blessed", I like "strange", I like "lucky" - but I'm open to others.
I like "unique" or "original" - for you BK, not me.
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Ya know, for a manufactured bubble-gum pop band, The Monkees' stuff still sounds pretty good. Where is their jukebox musical?
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Wednesday greetings!
...I'd tell you to spend loads of money and have it done by a licensed tax man. :)
DR FJL, one of the factors to which I attribute the 26-year marriage that DH Richard and I celebrate today is the fact that we've always had our taxes prepared professionally.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY NOEL!! :)
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It should have been cancelled in 1999... better yet never allowed to air!
I understand there is a new DVD set coming out next month titled, THE BEST OF PASSIONS. It contains six blank disks.
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From MBarnum:
Just found out that my interview with former child star and later character actress Edith Fellows is in the new issue of FILMS OF THE GOLDEN AGE!!! I haven't received my copies yet, but hope they are on the way!
Woohoo...that makes 3 interviews out in publications this month...!!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!! :D
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Sherlock is plastic free, at least that's what it looked like this morning.
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Ginny-HAVE A VERY HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
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Ginny-HAVE A VERY HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
Thanks, Jane. I'm leaving work early and Richard and I are going out to dinner at The Meadows, one of our favorite restaurants.
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Happy anniversary, Ginny and Richard!
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Well...to me, that was in line with all that I thought I understood. They weren't AGAINST his being there...they just couldn't afford to be there...and that was what he regretted. His mother was totally excited for him...and his crying was a perfectly logical reaction to having his mom express that excitement.
I don't think a 16-year-old boy is going to do much of anything without total parental consent and support. Sometimes, though, parents cannot financially attend every function because the costs run high.
For my 2 cents, I totally inferred that his parents were not especially supportive emotionally. Just from the way that he talked about it, his expression, etc. I really viewed his talk of expense to be the kind of rationalization that people do to make things less hurtful. But that could just be me reading things into it. Maybe we'll have the chance to learn more.
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I too am a fan of "pleased as punch" dad.
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Happy Anniversary Ginny!
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I have a cold. It feels like an ear/nose/throat thing. I should have stayed home today but instead chose to sleep in then come in for a very important meeting. I'm glad I did cause it went well and will hopefully lead to more positive things for one of my cases.
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Thank you, DR TPunk. I hope you feel better soon.
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Happy Anniversary to DR Ginny and DH Richard!!!
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For a while in the fall The Monkees was being broadcast on WPXN Channel 31 in the NYC area. It was a double header with The Monkees at 6pm and The Partridge Family at 6:30. I guess it didn't pull in the ratings they expected because they are no longer broadcasting either show. I was hoping to catch Bruce's PF episodes, but not this time around. Oh, well.
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Yeah, what Dan-the-Man just said!!!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DR NOEL!!!
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Wow, the next Amazing Race should be fun! I love a lot of the teams...will root for Uchena and Joyce, and Dave and Mary and ...well, lots of them!
But doggone, not a single Gahagan in the bunch :-\
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Mickey Dolenz is currently in town playing Charlemagne in the PIPPIN tour. The reviews haven't been enthusiastic for this production, but I might try to catch it this weekend anyhow.
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Happy Anniversary, DR Ginny! I wish you many more!
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Page Five Dance:
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Mickey Dolenz is currently in town playing Charlemagne in the PIPPIN tour. The reviews haven't been enthusiastic for this production, but I might try to catch it this weekend anyhow.
From CIRCUS BOY to Charlemagne!
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Thanks, DRs Ben, Dan(the Man), and DearReaderLaura.
Bye for now.
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As for Ask BK Day...
Is there something, some activity that you have never done that, at least according to the line of work you're in, the area you live, etc., that you "should" have done by now?
For example... Like many people who live in the Washington, DC, Area, I have not been to all the Smithsonian museums. And I even like art!
My family lived in Colorado for four years or so and we never went to Pike's Peak. We went to so many other tourist places all around Colorado (even the huge Colorado centennial/USA bicentennial celebration), but Pike's Peak was the one place that I knew of that we never went to. :)
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I have a cold. It feels like an ear/nose/throat thing. I should have stayed home today but instead chose to sleep in then come in for a very important meeting. I'm glad I did cause it went well and will hopefully lead to more positive things for one of my cases.
Emergen-C
AIRBORNE
Emergen-C
AIRBORNE
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This morning we went for a walk in the snow with Sherlock and then Keith spent about an hour shoveling the hill portion of our driveway.
The temps were rising & the sun was shining. The plan was to bring my car up once all the ice had melted. The fog rolled in, the sun disappeared & the temps began dropping again.
Keith rushed out to get my car, with difficulty he managed to barely get it moving uphill. Im happy to report it is in the garage where it shall stay until tomorrow.
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Too hard (the question, that's not the word). I like "blessed", I like "strange", I like "lucky" - but I'm open to others.
For BK, I would probably choose "relentless" or "undeterred." As a teenager, Bruce had a clear vision of what he wanted to do--at at age when most kids are totally clueless. (Or clewless, in HHW-speak.) Nothing stopped him. Where other humans fear failure, that never seemed to enter Bruce's mind. He simply proceeded. I've known many very talented people, but no one like Bruce!
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Even if PASSIONS is cancelled in September, it's too long a wait for such an inept piece of lousy writing.
But...but....but....whatever will you watch that you can RANT so vociferously against if "Passions" goes away?
:-*
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Now, if there's really a God, He'll see NBC cancels DAYS OF OUR LIVES and rid the world of more pathetic acting attempts. I haven't heard such whispers and whines that pass as acting from its leads in a long time!
Ah....mystery SOLVED.
(My mom watches this show and "The Bold and the Beautiful")
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From CIRCUS BOY to Charlemagne!
From C to C....quite the gamut.
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George you can go to Pikes Peak by webcam
http://www.springsgov.com/units/pikespeak/
I was going to attempt to put the link onto the word webcam but it is such a pain to quote anything or change the color, etc. For some reason it doesn't work for me I get at the end of my sentence.
When I posted from the old computer at the NIH it worked just fine.
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Thanks, Jane. I'm leaving work early and Richard and I are going out to dinner at The Meadows, one of our favorite restaurants.
I was told they closed!
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My family lived in Colorado for four years or so and we never went to Pike's Peak. We went to so many other tourist places all around Colorado (even the huge Colorado centennial/USA bicentennial celebration), but Pike's Peak was the one place that I knew of that we never went to. :)
HE: Have you tried Pike's Peak, my dear?
Kindly tell me if so
SHE: Yes, I've tried Pike's Peak, my dear
But in the moning, no
When the maid toddles in
With my orange juice and gin
That's the time
When I'm in low
HE: Have you tried Point Comfort, dear?
Kindly tell me if so
SHE: Yes, I've tried Point comfort, dear
But in the morning, no
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But...but....but....whatever will you watch that you can RANT so vociferously against if "Passions" goes away?
:-*
American Yodel, p'raps?
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From C to C....quite the gamut.
Right up there with Katharine Hepburn, according to Dorothy Parker!
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I had a very long telephone call late in the afternoon that prevented me from finishing the film I was watching. I love my friends, but for some where we don't talk for weeks at a time, there's so much to catch up with that a short conversation is just impossible.
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I started my viewing this afternoon with last night's BOSTON LEGAL. Some really funny moments provided by William Shatner this week (I often find him irritating, but he made me laugh last night).
And I loved Shirley (Candace Bergen)'s summation in which the typical duties of a school teacher were listed.
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Next came LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT. It was a rerun, but it had a gay-themed plot, so I wanted to watch it again. Absorbing episode.
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Then, I got about a hour of TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT watched.
OMG! I didn't remember Lou Gossett OR Cindy Williams being in the movie! Of course, I hadn't seen it in probably thirty years.
The print on TCM was really pristine. I suspect Warners is going to release this on DVD this year since it looks like it's been cleaned up.
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So, I have the rest of this movie to watch tonight along with last night's LAW & ORDER: SVU. That should take me to 8 p.m.
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Monkees:
I transferred a Davy Jones LP to CD only a few days ago.
Mike Nesmith was the one with the talent. His solo work was (is) excellent.
Jukebox -- Some great pop songs by Neil Diamond and Boyce & Hart.
Annette was in "Monkey's Uncle". (Just an attempt to get JRand to read a post).
Major Lance thought it was Monkey time. So did George Michael.
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This just in from VARIETY:
"NBC has renewed "The Office," "My Name Is Earl," "Heroes" and "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" for the 2007-08 season."
These are the first shows on any network that have been given the official go-ahead for next season. I'm sure the other networks will be following suit with their hits in the next few weeks.
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George you can go to Pikes Peak by webcam
http://www.springsgov.com/units/pikespeak/
I was going to attempt to put the link onto the word webcam but it is such a pain to quote anything or change the color, etc. For some reason it doesn't work for me I get at the end of my sentence.
When I posted from the old computer at the NIH it worked just fine.
Thanks! It works well enough for me. :D
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The ratings for last night's IDOL: the second largest audience in the history of the series, and by far the highest rating any entertainment show has garnered on TV this season.
The only episode of IDOL that ever outrated last night's show was the Season 2 finale with CLay Aiken and Ruben Studdard.
Pretty amaaing that the audience keeps building for this show. After five years, you'd think there would be a peak, but that plateau doesn't seem to have been reached yet.
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Nope, no plateaus with Idol.
Folks love seeing other people's dreams crushed and strewn all over major U.S. cities.
And there is a surplus of people quite capable of dreaming dreams impossible enough to be crushable and strewable.
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Dream a little dream of me.
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I've got a crush on you....
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I don't believe "strew" or "strewn" have ever been part of song lyric or song title.
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Monkees:
I transferred a Davy Jones LP to CD only a few days ago.
Mike Nesmith was the one with the talent. His solo work was (is) excellent.
Jukebox -- Some great pop songs by Neil Diamond and Boyce & Hart.
Annette was in "Monkey's Uncle". (Just an attempt to get JRand to read a post).
Major Lance thought it was Monkey time. So did George Michael.
Monkey in the morning
Monkey in the evening
Monkey at supper time
Be my little Monkey
And love me all the time.
Monkey time, monkey time, monkey time!
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Do the funky monkey!
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Be a chunky monkey!
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Or be a hunky monkey!
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Or, in the words of S.Z. "Cuddles" Sakall, "Everything is hunky-dunky."
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It's a rather bleak day in Oakland C-A...today.
Don't know what the weather is up to, actually.
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I could go on zinging....
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I don't believe "strew" or "strewn" have ever been part of song lyric or song title.
Isn't it used in Kern's wonderful "Poor Pierrot"?
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Isn't it used in Kern's wonderful "Poor Pierrot"?
I looked at the song.
I was wrong.
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I don't believe "strew" or "strewn" have ever been part of song lyric or song title.
Dinty Moore's Beff Strew?
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I was told they closed!
DR Elmore, I think not long ago it was announced that The Meadows would no longer serve lunch. We have a 7pm dinner reservation there, so we'll let you know.
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Dinty Moore's Beff Strew?
Hum a bit of it, will you, Tom? I'm totally not familiar with the tune.
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We have had no garbage pickup at our complex in over a week. We may soon revive "the Aroma of Tacoma."
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Hum a bit of it, will you, Tom? I'm totally not familiar with the tune.
My grandmother used to sing it to me in the cradle, so I am a little bit fuzzy as to the tune.
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I understand there is a new DVD set coming out next month titled, THE BEST OF PASSIONS. It contains six blank disks.
LOL TCB!!
Now if Days would release one of their classic storylines in DVD I might be interested, namely the Stockholm storyline or Cruise of Deception.
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Happy Anniversary Ginny and Richard!
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U2 used "strewn" in Sunday Bloody Sunday
Mariah Carey used "strewn" in "4th of July"
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But...but....but....whatever will you watch that you can RANT so vociferously against if "Passions" goes away?
:-*
DOOL....
God knows i have done my share of ranting of hte post-classic era!
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I dont think i have ever seen the Monkees. I have heard their music
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Heading down now to tidy up a few things and maybe read a bit before getting back in the TV swing of things.
WBBL.
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This just in from VARIETY:
"NBC has renewed "The Office," "My Name Is Earl," "Heroes" and "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" for the 2007-08 season."
These are the first shows on any network that have been given the official go-ahead for next season. I'm sure the other networks will be following suit with their hits in the next few weeks.
Glad to see Heroes back!
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Stupid question here....
Were the Monkees the poor American version of the BEatles?
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Thank you, DR DakotaCelt!
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Frank Cromit's "Song Of the Prune" may have used strewn as a rhyme. I'm too lazy to check.
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Stupid question here....
Were the Monkees the poor American version of the BEatles?
No, they were the pre-packaged version of The Beatles created by American televsion.
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Happy day and many more years of happiness for DR Ginny and Richard.
Happy Birthday to Noel. (Who of course may indeed be lurking as others do!)
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Re: "American Idol"...and particularly to respond to DRs Jennifer and TPunk regarding Matt Sato, the 16-year-old whose parents weren't there, I offer this contestant-by-contestant (http://girlstalkinsmack.com/index.php?subaction=showfull&id=1169009718) rundown on everyone on the "Minneapolis" show.
And yes...apparently Matt's parents didn't come because they don't support his singing ventures due to much money already having been spent on same.
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Thank you, DR Tomovoz! Time to get ready for my dinner date - bye for now.
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My grandmother used to sing it to me in the cradle, so I am a little bit fuzzy as to the tune.
When you were a little bitty baby, would your granny would rock you in the cradle?
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Stupid question here....
Were the Monkees the poor American version of the BEatles?
TomovOz speaks truth...not poor American version of anything.
The Beatles spawned unending groups of mopheads doing the Carnaby beat, etc, etc. In America, in England, everywhere.
The Monkees were put together for a TV Show...pre-packaged as TomovOz said, just like The Partridge Family was....only The Monkees really did their own singing...and went on tour...and cut albums...and had hit songs/albums.
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Glad to see Heroes back!
Was there really any doubt?
:)
I really like this show, also. ;D
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Here we come
Walkin' down the street
Get the funniest looks from
Everybody we meet!
Hey! Hey! We're the Monkees!
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SEVENSES
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TomovOz speaks truth...not poor American version of anything.
The Beatles spawned unending groups of mopheads doing the Carnaby beat, etc, etc. In America, in England, everywhere.
The Monkees were put together for a TV Show...pre-packaged as TomovOz said, just like The Partridge Family was....only The Monkees really did their own singing...and went on tour...and cut albums...and had hit songs/albums.
I believe I am the West Coast Tom, although the three of us could be triplets.
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I believe I am the West Coast Tom, although the three of us could be triplets.
By golly....the way your post was wedged in their between the TomovOz posts, I just got confused...all those arms and legs....
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...and stuff...
::)
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ASk BK:
Now that The Brain from Planet X has ended it's run what becomes of the actual Brain? Does LACC keep it? Do you keep it? Was it tossed? Will it be kept for future runs of the play?
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Maybe it'll be put on EBay for auction?
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"AI" again: When 16-year-old singer/juggler/dancer wannabe Jason Anderson left the audition room, crushed and defeated, he put on a show for the cameras that was almost heartbreaking.
It was high-trash TV...despite his broken heart, and his gut-wrencingly unealistic ambition to sing, angry, yet futile, promises that he's gonna make it ensued. One of his relatives said, "You're only 16." "Yeah," Jason shouted, "but I wanted to start out famous."
The next contestant to go in, Brina, who claims to be the show's biggest fan, was horror-struck...and the cameras caught her reaction (and many stories around the country have commented upon it):
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Despite her 10 years of vocal training, Brina didn't make the cut, either....but she was smiling and yakking with Ryan Seacrest afterward.
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ASK BK DAY
Recently, I was watching / listening to the SHOWTUNES channel on the cable TV. Under their Interesting (?) Facts segment they listed that Maureen McGovern (she was singing a song from LITTLE WOMEN) had won two Academy Awards for "The Morning After" and "We May Never love Like This Again".
Does the singer that records a song for a film win an Oscar, as well?
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TomovOz speaks truth...not poor American version of anything.
The Beatles spawned unending groups of mopheads doing the Carnaby beat, etc, etc. In America, in England, everywhere.
The Monkees were put together for a TV Show...pre-packaged as TomovOz said, just like The Partridge Family was....only The Monkees really did their own singing...and went on tour...and cut albums...and had hit songs/albums.
Ahhh.... I see... It was a bit before my time...
I have heard a couple of tracks of theirs that i like: Train to Clarksville and Daydream Believer (I believe the BeeGees wrote if I remember correctly)
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Sadly, I will miss the chance to see Seattle receive its national blackeye tonight on AI (Least Talented City?). I have to go talk to a director about doing a part in her play.
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ASk BK:
Now that The Brain from Planet X has ended it's run what becomes of the actual Brain? Does LACC keep it? Do you keep it? Was it tossed? Will it be kept for future runs of the play?
Maybe it'll be put on EBay for auction?
BUY THE BRAIN!! SAVE THE WORLD!!
;)
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Sadly, I will miss the chance to see Seattle receive its national blackeye tonight on AI (Least Talented City?). I have to go talk to a director about doing a part in her play.
What play? What part?? :D
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What play? What part?? :D
Down Penny-O George...down!
;)
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Ahhh.... I see... It was a bit before my time...
I guess you missed their semi-big comback in the mid to late 90's.
Craig went to see the Monkees when he was in high school. I was tempted to tag along, if I had been invited.
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I'll have a strewn danish to go, please>
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Or else a prune danish...also to go
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Ahhh.... I see... It was a bit before my time...
I have heard a couple of tracks of theirs that i like: Train to Clarksville and Daydream Believer (I believe the BeeGees wrote if I remember correctly)
I don't know about "Last Train to Clarksville", but I believe "Daydream Believer" was written by John Stewart. And "I'm A Believer" was written by Neil Diamond.
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My sister liked the Monkees. When she had her mid-life crisis, she and her friend went to see them.
When I have MY mid-life crisis, I will go see Donny Osmond. I still think he is groovy.
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What play? What part?? :D
Some director in Olympia wants to talk to me about playing the Captain in JUNO AND THE PAYCOCK.
;) ;) ;) Kidding!
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ASk BK:
Now that The Brain from Planet X has ended it's run what becomes of the actual Brain? Does LACC keep it? Do you keep it? Was it tossed? Will it be kept for future runs of the play?
Mikey, if you're looking for a brain, ask the Wizard!
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Some director in Olympia wants to talk to me about playing the Captain in JUNO AND THE PAYCOCK.
;) ;) ;) Kidding!
ROTFLMAO!
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Sorry, George, I couldn't resist. ;D ;D ;D A director in town wants to know if I would be interested in playing Mr. Van Dann in DIARY OF ANNE FRANK.
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As in Jean Claude Van Daan?
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Wow, that was a conversation stopper.
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Some director in Olympia wants to talk to me about playing the Captain in JUNO AND THE PAYCOCK.
;) ;) ;) Kidding!
Of course I knew you were kidding...our director is a man. Although, I have no doubt that you would make an excellent Captain. :)
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And I'm sure TCB has made some excellent Captains at some point.
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I had originally told the director (Josh) that I'd play Joxer, the Captain's sidekick, but he couldn't find anyone else to play the role, so it was easier to find another Joxer.
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And I'm sure TCB has made some excellent Captains at some point.
:o
;)
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And one for Joxer
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Nobody has asked me to play anything lately. Not even my harp.
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Mikey, if you're looking for a brain, ask the Wizard!
"If you had a brain, what would you do with it?" ~ Dorothy
(How many times a day am I tempted to say that quote to some of the mental giants that populate this planet called Earth...)
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Happy Anniversary to DR Ginny and DH Richard!!!
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Happy Birthday Noel!
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Nobody has asked me to play anything lately. Not even my harp.
Some advice: never take it to a party.
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Well, I guess I'll sidle up to CASABLANCA for the night.
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Like others, I have a cold. I am taking Airborne, Zicam and when I remember, EmergenCee, but it's the Advil Cold and Sinus that makes me feel better.
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I have a busy couple of days coming up, especially Friday. I'm glad it will be busy, it goes a lot faster that way.
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A Very Happy Anniversary to Ginny and Richard!! ;D
(I hope I'm not too late. ::))
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I always found that codeine made ME feel better.
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I did some more planning for the future today. I have to say I wish I had the $$ to do it now instead of 7-8 months from now, but such is life
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My goodness. The top story on the news now is that a corrections officer at Florence was stabbed in the head. The weapon is still in his head, and he just arrived at a Phoenix hospital.
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I always found that codeine made ME feel better.
I have some of that, but I'm saving it for when I get a cough. Nothing helps me more when I get a cough
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Nobody has asked me to play anything lately. Not even my harp.
Or your organ?
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Thank you DRs Cillaliz and George for the anniversary wishes. Richard and I just had a yummiliciious dinner at The Meadows. For dessert, we brought home the apple pie that I "purchased" at the AAUW talent auction back in December. What I actually bought was an empty pie pan with the name and phone number of a young woman who'd make the pie whenever I wanted it. With all the Christmas rush and treats, I decided to wait until now. It smells so-o-o-o good.
DR Elmore, The Meadows is not closed, not even for lunch - they're open 11am-2pm.
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As in Jean Claude Van Daan?
Jean Claude is probably more Jewish than I am.
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This is from the I thought I had seen it all department....
I was browsing through the supermarket flyer and observed that Disney now has breakfast cereal.....
and.....
you have to love typos....
INstead of BEar Naked Granola...... they had Bare Naked Granola!
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George, when does JUNO open?
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This is from the I thought I had seen it all department....
I was browsing through the supermarket flyer and observed that Disney now has breakfast cereal.....
and.....
you have to love typos....
INstead of BEar Naked Granola...... they had Bare Naked Granola!
Send to Jay Leno!!
;D
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Page Five Dance:
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I loved the Monkees -- when I was in sixth grade. They were big among the teen scene WAY back then. Yes, they were "created" as a nod to the Beatles, and their TV show (which I watched religiously) followed the formula/style of "A Hard Day's Night" and "Help!" I liked "I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone" and "I'm Believer." Monkee Trivia: Stephen Stills tried out, didin't get it, but recommended his buddy Peter Tork.
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I always found that codeine made ME feel better.
I loved codeine cough medicine when I was a teenager. I thought I just felt so good because I had stopped coughing, not that I had been sipping on the stuff all day.
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George, when does JUNO open?
It looks like we'll have performances during March 12-16. But they'll be at non-traditional venues...the Olympia and Lacey Timberland libraries and the Lacey City Hall. All the performances will be free. I will post more details as we get closer to the dates. :)
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I thought the Monkees were more fun than the Beatles.
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Quickie report -
Der Brucer and I are back from Philly - already!
We went up there to see Matthew Bourne's Edward Scissorhands, at the Academy of Music. Good seats, close but nottooclose. The show? Impressive, but it didn't bowl us over. There were some missteps in the set-up of the storyline, missteps that led to a disappointing finish. Still, it was impressive. And, true to the movie the ballet is based upon, it did snow. In the theater. And it was real snow! (I told you all that our seats were close.)
I'll let der Brucer launch his own critique later. He's got some questions that need answering, that some of you may have answers for.
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Oh, one more bit of Monkee Trivia: I read that Michael's mom invented liquid paper (No, I didn't read it in the Weekly World News -- it was some reliable source as I recall, so I think that's true). But the Weekly World News did claim Davy's dad was Big Foot....)....
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After the show, we headed over to the Philly Borders. The Tower that was caticorner to Borders looks to be a new media superstore, owned by a different chain.
Other than a Brit mag that has info on Doctor Who, Torchwood, and the Sarah Jane Adventures, we didn't purchase anything at Borders. Dang, their prices aren't that friendly. And Pennsylvania has sales tax. Bleh.
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Good Evening!
A nice evening at home with the roomies. We're indulging in the Four C's: Chili, Cornbread, Coronas and Cookie. -Oh, and ice Cream too. Thankfully, we ate before we started watching "American Idol". :-\
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Final bit -
Dinner was wonderful, at the Bistro Romano on Lombard. I took pic-a-tures, which der B will hopefully be able to post later.
And then we headed on home!
And, since I've an early call to work tomorrow, I'll sign off now.
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Page Nine Dance -
Edward Scissorhands did NOT wear a tutu!
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Jose - Didn't you almost see MAME in D.C.?
"Almost" is the key word. Close, but no see-gar.
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..oh, I hear some squeaking and squawking coming from the telly -- it must be American Idol. It's like a train wreck, I can't look away -- I have to go "rubber neck" as we call it in Texas ( and what I call it in AZ now). Adios!
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Oh, one more bit of Monkee Trivia: I read that Michael's mom invented liquid paper (No, I didn't read it in the Weekly World News -- it was some reliable source as I recall, so I think that's true).
That is true.
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One word to describe HHW'ers Day:
DR JOSESPIANO - Talented
Thank you, DR JRand. <blush>
:-*
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Or be a hunky monkey!
Or do like they do/did in the musical version of Eating Raoul, and have some HOT MONKEY LOVE![/color]
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Emergen-C
AIRBORNE
Emergen-C
AIRBORNE
DR RLP - Speaking from personal experience - which was later backed up by my doctor: It is possible to overload on Vitamin C. And such an overload could cause some gastric and digestive "issues". Be sure you're taking some Vitamin A and E and calcium to help balance things out.
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Happy Anniversary Ginny and Richard!
*And it was good to read that The Meadows was still open for dinner. ;)
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ASk BK:
Now that The Brain from Planet X has ended it's run what becomes of the actual Brain? Does LACC keep it? Do you keep it? Was it tossed? Will it be kept for future runs of the play?
I would imagine that LACC is keeping it safe and sound.
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ASK BK DAY
Recently, I was watching / listening to the SHOWTUNES channel on the cable TV. Under their Interesting (?) Facts segment they listed that Maureen McGovern (she was singing a song from LITTLE WOMEN) had won two Academy Awards for "The Morning After" and "We May Never love Like This Again".
Does the singer that records a song for a film win an Oscar, as well?
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Their interesting fact is, of course, completely incorrect. The SONGS won the Oscars for their writers - not the singer. Miss McGovern SANG two Oscar-winning songs is what it is.
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Back from an interesting rehearsal - our first time in the theater - more in the notes. For now, I must sit on my couch like so much fish and watch a film.
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Happy Anniversary Ginny and Richard!
*And it was good to read that The Meadows was still open for dinner. ;)
Thanks, DR Jose! While supping at The Meadows, Richard and I were discussing our week's vacation in Washington, DC, at the end of June. He had the brilliant suggestion that we could take a day trip by train up to NYC during that week. Is is possible to take the train up on a Wednesday or Saturday, see a matinee, and then go back to DC that evening?
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...And I had a very good time at the auditions today. Some good people, some not so good people. But there were some good people. :)
And I had a good day myself. I was playing for a casting director whom I had seen in about ten years. And that was back in DC. Before we began, he looked at me, and said, "Kennedy Center, right?" YEP! -And he even remembered from some of the Lestat rehearsals he had peeked in on. It's always nice to be remembered. For the right reasons.
*And the best part came at the end of the day when he asked if I was available to play the remainder of the callbacks next week. :)
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Thanks, DR Jose! While supping at The Meadows, Richard and I were discussing our week's vacation in Washington, DC, at the end of June. He had the brilliant suggestion that we could take a day trip by train up to NYC during that week. Is is possible to take the train up on a Wednesday or Saturday, see a matinee, and then go back to DC that evening?
Very much so.
And as much as I like Amtrak - especially the Acela - since you're planning your trip this far in advance, it may be cheaper for you to fly up and back to DC on one of the air shuttles (Delta, US Airways). With a two-week advance purchase, a round trip air shuttle costs just as much as a one-way ticket on the Acela. And even with the cab fare into the city, you'd still come out ahead. And that would also free up a couple hours for your day in NYC. Something you may want to look into.
*However, if you feel like splurging on the Acela... :)
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And as for "America Idol" in general...
All these "kids" want is fame and fortune. Without none of the work, sweat, heartache, talent and time that is required for such a lofty goal.
And it's soooooo easy to see that none of these people have ever been to an audition of any sort before they went before Randy, Paula and Simon. -And the pre-screeners. None of them have ever been objectively - or subjectively - judged before. And none of them have ever ASKED for someone to give them their thoughts on their supposed talent.
It boggles the mind. It still boggles the mind.
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Very much so.
And as much as I like Amtrak - especially the Acela - since you're planning your trip this far in advance, it may be cheaper for you to fly up and back to DC on one of the air shuttles (Delta, US Airways). With a two-week advance purchase, a round trip air shuttle costs just as much as a one-way ticket on the Acela. And even with the cab fare into the city, you'd still come out ahead. And that would also free up a couple hours for your day in NYC. Something you may want to look into.
*However, if you feel like splurging on the Acela... :)
Thanks for those insights. We might be doing this as much for the east coast rail experience as anything, though. Just how much of a splurge is the Acela?
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Very much so.
And as much as I like Amtrak - especially the Acela - since you're planning your trip this far in advance, it may be cheaper for you to fly up and back to DC on one of the air shuttles (Delta, US Airways). With a two-week advance purchase, a round trip air shuttle costs just as much as a one-way ticket on the Acela. And even with the cab fare into the city, you'd still come out ahead. And that would also free up a couple hours for your day in NYC. Something you may want to look into.
*However, if you feel like splurging on the Acela... :)
It is also a long ride to do both ways in one day.
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...All these "kids" want is fame and fortune. Without none of the work, sweat, heartache, talent and time that is required for such a lofty goal....
That was kind of what I was thinking while watching the Grease thing the other night.
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And as for "America Idol" in general...
None of them have ever been objectively - or subjectively - judged before. And none of them have ever ASKED for someone to give them their thoughts on their supposed talent.
It boggles the mind. It still boggles the mind.
It boggles my mind that they haven't heard UNASKED for thoughts on their supposed talents
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And as was revealed during one of tonight's montages, the producers obviously ask some of the talentless candidates to come back to learn another song. To possibly get a second chance? Maybe the cameras weren't running during their initial audition? Or just to simply take advantage of them? -and the waiver they signed. :-\
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It is also a long ride to do both ways in one day.
But since I probably won't get a winter/spring trip to New York this year, it might help me get through the whole year between October visits.
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Thanks for those insights. We might be doing this as much for the east coast rail experience as anything, though. Just how much of a splurge is the Acela?
The standard rate is now up to $185. Each way. It can get as low at $135 during the off-hours, but for you to make a matinee, you'd be paying the standard rate. However, you make it from Union to Penn in just under three hours.
The regular train is $85-115 each way now. And those take anywhere from three and half to just under four hours.
The air shuttle takes an hour, and you can get a round-trip ticket starting around $160 with advance purchase. Sometimes lower. And the cab ride into the city, half hour tops.
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Richard and I just ate some apple pie. Knowing she was making it for our anniversary, Maria garnished it with some pastry hearts. It was yummy.
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But since I probably won't get a winter/spring trip to New York this year, it might help me get through the whole year between October visits.
I'm hoping to still do the October trip, but I may have to miss it this year. If I've calculated right I'll be opening my office in September. Maybe earlier, but unlikely. I will be on a very limited income until things get rolling.
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DR Cillaliz - are you still planning to come to Cincinnati in April?
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*And if you currently have some unused United Mileage Plus miles, you may be able to redeem them for a e-Certificate or two, and apply that to your ticket purchase. 1000 miles for a $25 e-cert, 5000 miles for a $75 e-cert.
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DR Cillaliz - are you still planning to come to Cincinnati in April?
I think so. I may have to get back to you on that one. There is some networking I need to do with NACDL friends I haven't talked to in about a year, and I'm hoping for a seminar deal/discount on some research stuff I'll need so that's why I'm thinking Cincinnati is still a go. Plus it's tax deductible, but it would put a dent in my savings...hmmm . As soon as I have a better idea about what I need to save for monthly office expenses I'll know if Cincinnati is still viable. I'll keep you posted
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As much as I'd love to stay and chat with all you lovely people, I have a very full day tomorrow, including a visit from a college class. After the techno-stress yesterday, who knows what might happen?
'night!
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Night Ginny. I think I need to get some cold meds and head to bed. Night
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Netflix delivered two documentaries to me today (Elmore, are you proud?!)....THE BLOOD OF MY BROTHER and BALLETS RUSSES. I will now watch one or the other.
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After the show, we headed over to the Philly Borders. The Tower that was caticorner to Borders looks to be a new media superstore, owned by a different chain.
Is that open already? I thought it wasn't opening until the end of the month. I think it's operated by FYE, so I don't ecpect that its prices are any better than Borders.
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And as for "America Idol" in general...
All these "kids" want is fame and fortune. Without none of the work, sweat, heartache, talent and time that is required for such a lofty goal.
And it's soooooo easy to see that none of these people have ever been to an audition of any sort before they went before Randy, Paula and Simon. -And the pre-screeners. None of them have ever been objectively - or subjectively - judged before. And none of them have ever ASKED for someone to give them their thoughts on their supposed talent.
It boggles the mind. It still boggles the mind.
I've never watched American Idol, but I've certainly seen this happen elsewhere. There seems to be little understand of how skills and expertise are developed. And, no, college does NOT teach you everything! (I feel a rant coming on...)
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And if anyone is interested:
Little Mermaid to Play the Lunt-Fontanne; Beauty to Close in July (http://www.playbill.com/news/article/104982.html)
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And if anyone is interested:
Little Mermaid to Play the Lunt-Fontanne; Beauty to Close in July (http://www.playbill.com/news/article/104982.html)
DR Fançois will be back on line tomorrow I think.
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Zoiks! No more Beauty and the Beast?
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Tomovoz, your AustralianGeographic mini-calendar brightens my desk at work.
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Got home from work in time just for the tail end of Idol. It looked like another freakshow. I can understand the entertainment value, but it gets old pretty quickly for me.
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MEDIUM
Possible spoilers...
Pretty bad episode if you ask me. It all came so easy for her, for the most part. She just dreamt every bit of the thing. And still all the doubts from the DA, her husband, Scanlon. And none of the kids to brighten things up.
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I gave up on the documentary. It was rather upsetting and made me queasy.
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Now I must look for something more Pollyana-ish to watch.
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One of the biggest award night shocks I ever had.
The 1966 Emmys. THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW had won the Best Comedy Series Emmy for four years in a row and had gone off the air. The heir apparent was universally proclaimed to be GET SMART. Everyone was expecting GET SMART to win that year. Don Adams won Best COmedy Actor, so it seemed a foregone conclusion.
The winner - THE MONKEES.
The next year, THE MONKEES in its second year on the air wasn't even nominated and was canceled at the end of its second year. GET SMART won the 1967 and 1968 awards for Best Comedy Series.
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MBarnum, I almost forgot you were asking me about Boston Blackie. I may have been the Boston Blackie fan you were wondering about. I used to watch episodes of the TV show on the Nostalgia Network when that was a cable channel.
When were/are the Wheeler and Woolsey films you mentioned. MattH, did you ever get a recording of RIO RITA?
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I watched last night's SVU to begin my evening of viewing. It was an Ice-T-focused episode, which I generally don't like. However, a detective from Brooklyn worked the case with him, and I liked that detective a lot. I wouldn't mind seeing him become a regular on the show, and if NBC doesn't sign Christopher Meloni and Mariska Hargitay for another season, I could see him being brought in as a replacement.
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When were/are the Wheeler and Woolsey films you mentioned. MattH, did you ever get a recording of RIO RITA?
RIO RITA was this past Sunday morning at 6 a.m. Yes, indeed, duly watched, recorded, and archived. Did you see it? Do you want a copy if not?
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I watched more of TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT, but I didn't quite get to the end of it (about 15 more minutes remain).
Katharine Hepburn was originally signed to play the leading role. She could have played it, but I wonder who they would have gotten to play the younger version of the aunt in the flashbacks. Hepburn could certainly not have played.
One of the great things about hiring Maggie Smith was that she could be made up to play the old eccentric lady but also take the make-up off and play her as a younger woman.
I love Maggie Smith, but it is a VERY stagy performance.
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AMERICAN IDOL: well, there were fewer decent singers, but for some reason, I had a better time tonight watching than last night. Some of the backstory pieces last night went on too long. Not so tonight.
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MEDIUM.
For once, I was ahead of Allison and her figuring it out. I even figured out the proof she could use before she dreamed about it. (Noticed it from a previous flashback.)
When I'm able to piece together the dreams before they do it for me, I know it's only an average episode.
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ooh! I hoped you'd ask me that! RIO RITA is a W&W I have not seen. Doggone it, I was looking through the channel listings all week and did not run across that. If you can make me a disk of it, I would be most appreciative!!
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I do not watch American Idol, but I have seen clips on tv. I believe some of the bad singers are encouraged and are told they have talent -- so that they can film them and the world can laugh at them. Honestly, most of those folks have to know they are not singers.
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We're supposed to get a winter mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain before dawn tomorrow. When I was working, a weather forecast like that would cause me a very sleepless night since I commuted 37 miles to work each day. Would school be called on account of weather? If not, would the roads be passable for ME to get there, and if so, how much extra time would I need to give myself to get there?
Now, I can sleep and not worry about such things. Sheer bliss!
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ooh! I hoped you'd ask me that! RIO RITA is a W&W I have not seen. Doggone it, I was looking through the channel listings all week and did not run across that. If you can make me a disk of it, I would be most appreciative!!
I knew you were a big fan which was one reason I kept mentioning it last week. I knew there would be one OTHER person here with an interest in such an old film.
I'll burn you one tomorrow and put it in the mail on Friday.
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I'll have THE KNIGHTS OF PROSPERITY and CSI: NY to watch tomorrow. Will finish TRAVELS WITH MY AUNT tomorrow, too, because I'll need the DVR space to get all the shows that are jammed into the Thursday schedule onto the DVR.
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I've been here at work too long and now it's time for me to leave. I have some things recording on the DVR, but I don't know what. I knew that I was going to stay late tonight (to make up some time from yesterday (and I came in late today ::)), so all is well. Now...to food!
;D
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I knew you were a big fan which was one reason I kept mentioning it last week. I knew there would be one OTHER person here with an interest in such an old film.
I'll burn you one tomorrow and put it in the mail on Friday.
You sir, rule. The good news is, because I was on the lookout for it, I found ADVANCE TO THE REAR, which was on way early one morning, and I never would have known that otherwise.
RIO RITA will put me one step closer to my goal of seeing every Wheeler and Woolsey film. The film that followed it, THE CUCKOOS is quite good, and similarly has some technicolor bits thrown in there.
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JoseS, you know what we haven't gotten at work? The Playbill Broadway Yearbook. And I am anxious to see one and see if you are in there.
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So, did any "Survivor" fans happen to catch "The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency" tonight? Well, at least the previews for next week's episode. It seems the cat is "out" of the bag for one of the contestants from this past season. ;)
-And his photo shoot was/is HOT!!!!![/color][/b]
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Questions for BK:
1. Why does the Kritzerland site not have any info for upcoming releases?
2. What is the correct pronunciation of "Kritzerland"? Like Disneyland or rhyming with Switzerland?
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JoseS, you know what we haven't gotten at work? The Playbill Broadway Yearbook. And I am anxious to see one and see if you are in there.
I am indeed in last year's yearbook! "Look, Ma! I'm in an Index!!!"
;)
*And thanks to a Borders Reward coupon, I got it for 30% off list price! PLUS I used my personal shopping day! ;D
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JoseS, you know what we haven't gotten at work? The Playbill Broadway Yearbook. And I am anxious to see one and see if you are in there.
I'm surprised you haven't gotten one yet. They came out a few months ago. Hmm.. ???
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And one for Model
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Zoiks! No more Beauty and the Beast?
Well.. I'm just glad the official announcement came out as soon as it did. I had actually heard the news while I was at the casting agency this morning, and I was more or less sworn to secrecy.
Whew!
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U2 used "strewn" in Sunday Bloody Sunday
Mariah Carey used "strewn" in "4th of July"
Don't mess with the master!
He even knows who the best Monkee was. I actually think they were all talented, but Nesmith was a guy who could have had an excellent songwriting career even if the Monkees never happened.
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It will seem strange for BEAUTY AND THE BEAST not to be at the Lunt after such a long time.
I saw it at the Palace before it moved.
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Now, I'm off to bed. I'm enjoying HARRY POTTER V quite a bit, but it's always a relief to get him back to Hogworts.
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I'm surprised you haven't gotten one yet. They came out a few months ago. Hmm.. ???
Yeah, last year they just showed up at our desks one day. But it doesn't look like it's gonna happen this year. I'm gonna have to call in some favors.
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And speaking of TV highlights... Did anyone catch today's "Ellen" (Degeneres) show?
T.R. Knight was on, and they discussed the re-igniting of the war of words as it were with his co-star. It did look like T.R. Knight was uncomfortable, but Ellen really handled the situation very honorably.
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MBarnum, I almost forgot you were asking me about Boston Blackie. I may have been the Boston Blackie fan you were wondering about. I used to watch episodes of the TV show on the Nostalgia Network when that was a cable channel.
When were/are the Wheeler and Woolsey films you mentioned. MattH, did you ever get a recording of RIO RITA?
The Wheeler and Woolsey movies were on earlier this month, I think.
I must have confused the Boston Blackie TV series with the movies....I have seen neither version...but there is one Boston Blackie TV episode I MUST find...the episode is "the Big H Murder" and features a young June Kenney!!
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THE CUCKOOS is quite good, and similarly has some technicolor bits thrown in there.
The Cuckoos is one I sure wish TCM would show! I have a very, very bad VHS copy of it.
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On ebay, someone is selling all Boston Blackie movies plus five episodes of the TV show, and an Ellery Queen movie to boot. All in one package. That's just at one glance, so I bet you can find that episode you want.
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And speaking of TV highlights... Did anyone catch today's "Ellen" (Degeneres) show?
T.R. Knight was on, and they discussed the re-igniting of the war of words as it were with his co-star. It did look like T.R. Knight was uncomfortable, but Ellen really handled the situation very honorably.
I saw just a little clip of it. It all is making the other guy look pretty bad to his castmates and the world at large. Not merely insensitive, but also a liar.
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I have found several Boston Blackie TV episodes for sale, but never the doggone June Kenney episode....but perhaps I will take a looksee over on Ebay right now and see what they have to offer! Thanks Rodzinski!
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Is it Thursday already?
Whew?!?!?
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Happy Anniversary Ginny and Richard!
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And one for Kenneth Mars!
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Well, no luck on Ebay...but I had forgotten that Lois Collier was on that show. She was so cute in all of her Universal films in the 1940s.
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And since I just saw the commercial for it again...
Why, oh why, did they remake "The Hitcher"?!?!?!?
*Although, the young guy in the new version looks better than C. Thomas Howell - at least to me. ;)
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Finished the motion picture.
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The first show I remember seeing on TV as a tad of a lad of a sprig of a twig of a young boy was Boston Blackie. I haven't seen the show since and I can tell you exactly how it opened - with a shadow of Blackie on a wall, checking his gun.
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Now I shall relax and relax, not necessarily in that order.
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And then I shall post ninety posts.
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I did put bids in on a Cal Bolder episode of the TV series DESTRY and a DVD of a Tom Nondorf movie.
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One of the first TV shows that I remember seeing is BEWITCHED.
I thought that Marion Lorne was my grandma Cooper.
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Sandy Duncan in Glass Menagerie in Vegas.
Why do i have a feeling it'll be good? And why am i actually checking out flights to time my Vegas trip so that i can see this?
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Say Cheese!
PHOTO CALL: Graae's Anatomy at Birdland (http://www.playbill.com/news/article/104961.html)
(http://www.playbill.com/images/photos/articles_photo2_image1169057624.jpg)
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So...
1) Just how much did Tommy Tune bend his knees to get in the picture?
2) And is it my imagination, or is Tommy Tune starting to look like Carol Channing?
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OH!
From Left to Right: Alex Rybeck, Tommy Tune, Jason Graae, Mary Testa, Liz Callaway.
-Alas, in the same article, there's a pic of DR elmore's buddy, Ron Raines, with Mr. Graae. -Alas, I don't think it's the most flattering pic of either gentleman.
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Well, I believe I have hit the wall as it were... although, right now, it feels like it has hit me. So...
Goodnight.
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That is NOT Tommy Tune and don't EVER try to fool us again. That is Mary Rodgers.
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Hmm the first primetime show I remember was Little House on the Prairie. My parents did not permit me and my sister to watch much television growing up. Also I preferred reading.
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pg 12 yet?..
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a cosmic dance of distant galaxies
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Life is but an array of distant galaxies
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Sadly DOOL will be gone by 2009...
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Tomorrow is Thursday!
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Tomorrow is the end of my work week... Whatever shall i do on Friday?
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I am my own frenzy!
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Is it warming up in LA, Adriana?
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Bk must be getting ready to post the new notes for Thursday....
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one more post...
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Is it warming up in LA, Adriana?
no, it is in fact getting colder.
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are we going to hav new notes today?