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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were both raw and scratchy, and now it is time for you to post until the raw and scratchy cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: INDAGATE!
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Topic of the Day: Some Like It Hot ;D
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And Bugsy Malone.
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And on that note, B-natural, I'm off to bed. Good night, BK and guests.
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I didn't get to record anything on tv last night: no power. I will watch PRIVATE PRACTICE online. And my sis did record PUSHING DAISIES for me. I"m gonna see if i can find SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE CANADA somewhere.
No food today for me. Easy fast for all those participating!
On tv tonight: SURVIVOR, UGLY BETTY.
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NEWS FROM WALL STREET:
Watch for these consolidations in later this year:
1. Hale Business Systems, Mary Kay Cosmetics, Fuller Brush, and W R. Grace Co. Will merge and become:
Hale, Mary, Fuller, Grace.
2. Polygram Records, Warner Bros., and Zesta Crackers join forces and become:
Poly, Warner Cracker.
3. 3M will merge with Goodyear and become:
MMMGood.
4. Zippo Manufacturing, Audi Motors, Dofasco, and Dakota Mining will merge and become:
ZipAudiDoDa .
5. FedEx is expected to join its competitor, UPS, and become:
FedUP.
6. Fairchild Electronics and Honeywell Computers will become:
Fairwell Honeychild.
7. Grey Poupon and Docker Pants are expected to become:
PouponPants.
8. Knotts Berry Farm and the National Organization of Women will become:
Knott NOW!
And finally...
9. Victoria 's Secret and Smith &Wesson will merge under the new name:
TittyTittyBangBang
der Brucer
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Good morning, all! I don't have a lot planned today beyond my walk, the NYPL, and THE MOST HAPPY FELLA scores. One of my colleagues on the BABES IN TOyLAND project has let another priority take over his life for the nonce, and several people, including myself, are on hold because of it. Frankly, at this point I'm a bit pissed. I have scores to send out, things to plan, and I know that when his current project ceases, I'll be pressured for my time from him. He's a good friend and I wish him well, but he could have spared me at least a couple of hours in the past two weeks to help me accomplish some things.
TOD:
THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY
THE BEAT THAT MY HEART SKIPPED
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Thursday morning greetings! It's foggy this morning in SW Ohio and one of the presidential candidates is having a rally at 5/3 Field at 11am. That venue, home of the Dayton Dragons, is about 2 blocks from the library. Many library employees (including moi) rent spaces in a privately-owned parking lot that's very convenient to the stadium. Two staff members from the company that owns our lot were out there making sure that rally attendees were not taking our spaces, for which I thanked them profusely. Of course, they were also offering unrented spaces for $5 apiece ;)
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Interesting thing about my doctor's visit yesterday--he wanted to give me a booster inoculation shot for tetnus, diphtheria and whooping cough. Evidently, the immunization from the shots we late baby boomers got when we were kiddies is wearing off and we all need to be revaccinated.
My doctor was already out of flu vaccine, but I'll be getting my shot here at work anyway during the next month.
And hopefully, I'll get the results of my blood test by tomorrow. I'll have to call to get the results if I want to hear it--my doctor's office never calls back if it's good news.
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TOD:
THE GODFATHER I & II
GOOD FELLAS
THE PUBLIC ENEMY
LITTLE CAESAR
THE UNTOUCHABLES
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Yesterday, DR FJL posted:
Did someone mention "If I Had a Hammer" - isn't it time to see the Debbie Reynolds version again, and then atone for giggling about it?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ng2Ls4OA2k4
OMG! How wrong! How so terribly wrong!
I'm trying to figure out the source of this clip. With all the edit cuts it doesn't really look like 60's network television (though it does have the sound of the 60's.) Maybe it's Canadian or British? Anyone have a guess?
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It seems our host is a Madison Avenure dream consumer:
Airborne
Emergen-C
Cold-eez
all fancy packaging and marked-up prices for Vitamin supplements (Cold-eez throws in some zinc).
The most healthful aspect of using them is probably all the water you consume.
der Brucer
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This must be tough to do on an empty stomach:
(http://www.latimes.com/media/photo/2008-10/42815131.jpg)
der Brucer
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Ann Miller down on Funky Street (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVI2-6uWFBE)
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Gangster Movies?
I LOVE gangster movies.
[Didn't we have a gangster movie question a couple of weeks ago?]
THE GODFATHER TRILOGY
WHITE HEAT
ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA
HIGH SIERRA
THE KILLERS (Burt Lancaster version)
KEY LARGO
SCARFACE (the Paul Muni version)
LITTLE CAESAR
THE DEPARTED
THE ROARING TWENTIES
KISS OF DEATH (the original)
etc., etc.
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Good morning!
We had rain for much of the evening, and it's very soggy outside this morning even though the additional rain which was predicted hasn't arrived as yet. I'm really wondering if we're going to get any more. Cool, too, which I love.
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Favorite gangster movies:
THE PUBLIC ENEMY
THE ROARING TWENTIES
WHITE HEAT
the Melville films bk mentioned in the notes
THE GODFATHER PART II
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Unless SLEEPING BEAUTY comes today, I'll be working on LIL' BUSH this afternoon and this evening before the start of prime time TV.
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And the word of the day is: INDAGATE!
And The Song Of The Day Is: THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM
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On TV Tonight!
ABC - UGLY BETTY, GREY'S ANATOMY, LIFE ON MARS
CBS - SURVIVOR, CSI, ELEVENTH HOUR
NBC - EARL, KATH & KIM, OFFICE, SNL political special, ER
CW - SMALLVILLE, SUPERNATURAL
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I really can't wait to see my hunky Jason O'Mara on tonight's premiere of LIFE ON MARS. I never saw the British version which this is adapted from, but the reshot pilot has gotten very positive reviews. Good or bad, I'll watch just to see Jason in action.
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I tried to go to On Demand last night to watch Sunday's MAD MEN. The episode was up, but when I tried to access it, I got a message that it wasn't available at that time and to try again later. What a bummer! I guess I'll get to it later this weekend, maybe Sunday afternoon.
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Ann Miller down on Funky Street (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVI2-6uWFBE)
Some things are just sooooooo wrong.
;)
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Well, since I'm up so early (for me), I probably should get ready for work, so I will.
Have a good day, all!
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Hello, everyone.
I'm waiting for the GE repairman and doing laundry. A good day for laundry since I'm sorta stuck here, anyway.
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Good book project vibes for MR BK.....who knows....Benjamin may end up on the B I G S C R E E N.
DR GEORGE sorry your production was canceled, perhaps under the circumstances, it was best.
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Well my television set is not working this morning. It was fine last night. The blue light comes on that it is ON....but now it won't turn off, and there is NO picture, and I can't bring up the little icon telling me which input to access....it is just ON.
I called service and they are sending me a prepaid BOX to send it away in.
But first I think I will unplug it and see if it resets itself. Time will tell.
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If the Kritzer trilogy becomes a film do I get a vote as to who plays Jeanne? I certainly think I ought to! ;)
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I finally got to watch the Monday night NBC shows. And i didn't really like Chuck. I found Heroes very confusing (way too much happened, although there were a few great developments). But i did like Life.
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I am INDAGATE that Yom Kippur isn't even over yet and Fred Meyer already has SUKKOT decorations up! ;)
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I wanted to tell VIXMOM my appliance hell story. So here it is:
A couple weeks ago my oven wasn't heating properly. It's twenty years old and a built-in. I phoned GE. They could not tell me if they still make parts for my model (I REALLY think they ought to be able to tell me that!), but they could schedule a service call. I checked the GE website and it appears that my model was discontinued. The new models are all somewhat wider. But it is a built-in and there's no extra space! It appeared that to replace it would mean modifying the cabintry, which I REALLY don't want to do at this point. Oy!!
The repairman, fortunately, says it can be fixed. He had to order the part and he should be installing it today. In the meantime, I did numerous web searches and learned that there's a model very similar to mine, which I think would fit the space, if today's repair doesn't work after all. Apparently, GE doesn't consider it the same model, but it's close enough for me.
I am very relieved, but I know from experience that it's not over till it's over.
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Ann Miller down on Funky Street (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVI2-6uWFBE)
Some things are just sooooooo wrong.
;)
Amen to that.
From what I remember, the only place "anything" was ever "funky" was on TV or at the movies. I never knew anyone into funk.
And Ann Miller COULD do anything. It's just that, in this case, it wasn't worth doing.
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Well my television set is not working this morning. It was fine last night. The blue light comes on that it is ON....but now it won't turn off, and there is NO picture, and I can't bring up the little icon telling me which input to access....it is just ON.
I called service and they are sending me a prepaid BOX to send it away in.
But first I think I will unplug it and see if it resets itself. Time will tell.
Argh! Though I have a back-up here, I would be MORTIFIED to deal with this. Hope you can get things working and not have to fool with mailing it in for service.
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I'm up - barely. Because I usually have trouble sleeping if my throat feels this way, I took some Ny-Quil, too. I'm too groggy to know how I feel yet. Jogging today should be interesting.
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Heading down now to clean up for lunch out later.
WBBL.
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Re: Last night's "Project Runway"
SPOILAGE
I think the judges made the absolute right call last night. Sometimes it's hard to separate the "body of work" the contestants did throughout the weeks of competition from what they're presenting as their "best" work at the end. I don't know how much of the individual collections the judges have seen, but Jerrell's is very much in the same vein as his wedding dress...and even moreso, I think. It's all well done, but it's unrelentingly overwrought, IMO.
Poor Korto didn't deliver a great wedding dress or bridesmaid outfit. I can imagine, however, that she has cultural differences as to what bridal wear ought to be like, especially being from Liberia. Everyone in the world does not embrace the traditional wedding dress ideal that Leanne presented. Her dress was way beautiful, though. I thought Kenley's was wonderful, as well. It was odd, in a way, that Kenley's work resonated so well last night. I got the feeling that she really "wants" to be one of the gang but that her ego-driven personality -- and defensiveness -- often are her worst enemy. I felt bad for Jerrell, but I am relieved for Korto that she will be showing at Bryant Park. I've seen all the collections, and I think Korto's is much better than Jerrell's. But then what do I know about women's fashion?!!!?
End SPOILAGE
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Goodbye, Wisit! It's been....strange! *
("Top Design" viewers will understand)
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For whoever asked about Debbie's Silver Hammer (so to speak) last night, here's some info:
http://bedazzled.blogs.com/bedazzled/2006/09/debbie_reynolds.html (http://bedazzled.blogs.com/bedazzled/2006/09/debbie_reynolds.html)
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Good Morning! Good Day! How are you this beautiful day?
I have many errands to do today, AND I will continue to weed through more videos and CDs than I thought I had. I think I'll keep the garbage can nearby.
Check back later.
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I forgot the other wonderful British gangster film THE KRAYS!
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I think I'll keep the garbage can nearby.
Don't let Fletcher near it!
He loves to dump trash cans and scatter the contents
Today Mr. Smarty Pants got his inquisitive head caught:
(http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL242/891350/13489980/337964997.jpg)
(http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL242/891350/13489980/337964999.jpg)
(http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL242/891350/13489980/337965010.jpg)
der Brucer
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Didier Deutsch, the producer of the new Sondheim box set, rushed into production after four years because some little label put out Evening Primrose, makes this astonishing statement in a USA Today story:
""Very few people have heard the incidental music from The Enclave," a 1973 play by Arthur Laurents."
Really? Very interesting, since Sondheim fans have been hearing it since 1993 on Unsung Sondheim. That album has sold upwards of 25,000 copies - I suppose in the scheme of things that's "very few" but in his "very few" I think we know Deutsch is talking about the Sondheim fan.
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Yesterday, in response to my attaining a new milestone, Cillalize wrote:
Re: WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
« Reply #194 on: October 08, 2008, 05:31:34 PM »
Congrats Ron...that's a lot of typing.
Responding to DR Cillaliz' post to me, DR Kerry posted:
Re: WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
« Reply #203 on: October 08, 2008, 06:41:51 PM »
It' just a lot of short pos [sic]
Really, DR Kerry? Just a lot of short "pos"???
Whatever your personal opinion is of me, you have also passed a pissy value judgment on any number of posters here who have had milestones, taken pleasure from them and attained not a few of their number from "just a lot of short pos" [sic].
Thank you so much for killing some of the pleasure I felt in attaining the milestone and for being dismissive of it in response to another poster's congratulations.
I'll return the favor.
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Why is everyone just sitting there like so much fish. My throat doesn't feel quite as scratchy but does feel raw and I'm definitely a little under the weather. Now I just have to pray my voice hold out for Saturday's event, since I'm moderating.
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All milestones are good. I like them. I like them better than millstones and gallstones and old stones, but do remember that a Goldstone is a gem.
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It's very pretty out. The weather people did tell us a week ago that the hot weather was done as of last Saturday. Last Saturday was a drizzly gray day. Since last Saturday, the temperature has been over eighty degrees every day, and yesterday and the day before were both in the 90s. Go weather people.
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Good Morning! Good Afternoon!
I'm up, I'm up... And, yes, I slept in, but I can definitely tell that all the rest and sleep has "helped" my cold - well, rather, my lack of cold. :)
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And it's also very nice here in NYC. It seems we're having an almost-Indian Summer over the next few days with the daytime temps back in the mid-70s through Sunday.
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Now I just have to pray...
Appropriate to the day.
der Brucer
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Didier Deutsch, the producer of the new Sondheim box set, rushed into production after four years because some little label put out Evening Primrose, makes this astonishing statement in a USA Today story:
""Very few people have heard the incidental music from The Enclave," a 1973 play by Arthur Laurents."
Really? Very interesting, since Sondheim fans have been hearing it since 1993 on Unsung Sondheim. That album has sold upwards of 25,000 copies - I suppose in the scheme of things that's "very few" but in his "very few" I think we know Deutsch is talking about the Sondheim fan.
Mister Deutsch has been a moron in my opinion since around 1987 when he reviewed for Max Preeo's SHOW MUSIC the Book-of-the-Month Club's "Songs of New York" recording, which was my first commercial work, and panned it because all of the arrangements were so old-fashioned. The conductor made it very clear in the recording's notes that each song was arranged to fit into the period of the song's composition, and in some cases the arrangements were recreations of their original commercial recordings.
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DR RonPulliam - I believe DR Kerry's rather confusing "It' just a lot of short pos" was in response to DR JMK's query in regards to the A&M, Herb Alpert, Mafia story - which also appears in that post.
In any case, regardless of who or what it was in reference too, I still have no frell what "It' just a lot of short pos" means. ;)
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DR RonPulliam - I believe DR Kerry's rather confusing "It' just a lot of short pos" was in response to DR JMK's query in regards to the A&M, Herb Alpert, Mafia story - which also appears in that post.
In which case, it makes even less sense. ;D
I have posted over at the A&M Board about this Mafia business. Several people there are friends and/or relatives of Herb's, so I'm sure I'll get the "real" story. I have never heard about this before (which is not to say it's not true, I'm just sayin').
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Mister Deutsch has been a moron in my opinion since around 1987 when he reviewed for Max Preeo's SHOW MUSIC the Book-of-the-Month Club's "Songs of New York" recording, which was my first commercial work, and panned it because all of the arrangements were so old-fashioned. The conductor made it very clear in the recording's notes that each song was arranged to fit into the period of the song's composition, and in some cases the arrangements were recreations of their original commercial recordings.
Maybe Ditsy Deutsch doesn't appreciate artistic integrity.
der Brucer
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bk - So... Emergen-C, Cold-Eze and Airborne... That's a LOT of Vitamin C all at once in your system. No wonder you're bloated. Yes, Vitamin C is good for you, and, yes, your body will just "eliminate" some of the extra stuff it takes in. However, taking in too much Vitamin C all at once can also cause diarrhea-like conditions due to all that ascorbic acid in your stomach. Just FYI.
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Mister Deutsch has been a moron in my opinion since around 1987 when he reviewed for Max Preeo's SHOW MUSIC the Book-of-the-Month Club's "Songs of New York" recording, which was my first commercial work, and panned it because all of the arrangements were so old-fashioned. The conductor made it very clear in the recording's notes that each song was arranged to fit into the period of the song's composition, and in some cases the arrangements were recreations of their original commercial recordings.
Maybe Ditsy Deutsch doesn't appreciate artistic integrity.
der Brucer
Or old-fashioned arrangements!
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For whoever asked about Debbie's Silver Hammer (so to speak) last night, here's some info:
http://bedazzled.blogs.com/bedazzled/2006/09/debbie_reynolds.html (http://bedazzled.blogs.com/bedazzled/2006/09/debbie_reynolds.html)
Ah, so it was a Scopitone "music video". I guess it kind of makes sense, in a way.
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SHIPOOPI!
SHIPOOPI!
SHIPOOPI!
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SHIPOOPI!
SHIPOOPI!
SHIPOOPI!
The flavor of the day?
der Brucer
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SHIPOOPI!
SHIPOOPI!
SHIPOOPI!
The flavor of the day?
der Brucer
Nope. The Flavor of the Day is Chocolate Candied Corn
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e49/JoseSPiano/SSFCCandyCorn.jpg)
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Didier Deutsch, the producer of the new Sondheim box set, rushed into production after four years because some little label put out Evening Primrose, makes this astonishing statement in a USA Today story:
""Very few people have heard the incidental music from The Enclave," a 1973 play by Arthur Laurents."
Really? Very interesting, since Sondheim fans have been hearing it since 1993 on Unsung Sondheim. That album has sold upwards of 25,000 copies - I suppose in the scheme of things that's "very few" but in his "very few" I think we know Deutsch is talking about the Sondheim fan.
So... Are you writing a Letter/E-mail to the Editor of USA Today?
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Hmmm..I'm inspired to create a playlist for my iPod...
"Shipoopi"--THE MUSIC MAN (OBC)
"The Shoop Shoop Song" --Aretha Franklin
"On the Good Ship Lolipop"--Shirley Temple
"She-Bop"--Cyndi Lauper
"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)--Whitney Houston
What am I missing here (aside from my marbles?)
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PAGE 3 SHIPOOPI ("FAMILY GUY") DANCE!!!!
(http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d188/mo_raccoon/shipoopi.jpg)
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DR RonPulliam - I believe DR Kerry's rather confusing "It' just a lot of short pos" was in response to DR JMK's query in regards to the A&M, Herb Alpert, Mafia story - which also appears in that post.
In any case, regardless of who or what it was in reference too, I still have no frell what "It' just a lot of short pos" means. ;)
It means "It's just a lot of short posts". And it was a direct response to Cillaliz's comment that 21,000 posts was a lot of typing. Which, as a matter of fact, it was.
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Hmmm..I'm inspired to create a playlist for my iPod...
"Shipoopi"--THE MUSIC MAN (OBC)
"The Shoop Shoop Song" --Aretha Franklin
"On the Good Ship Lolipop"--Shirley Temple
"She-Bop"--Cyndi Lauper
"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)--Whitney Houston
What am I missing here (aside from my marbles?)
"Teach Me How To Shimmy" from Smokey Joe's Cafe. -?
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Hmmm..I'm inspired to create a playlist for my iPod...
"Shipoopi"--THE MUSIC MAN (OBC)
"The Shoop Shoop Song" --Aretha Franklin
"On the Good Ship Lolipop"--Shirley Temple
"She-Bop"--Cyndi Lauper
"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)--Whitney Houston
What am I missing here (aside from my marbles?)
Ship-a-dee-do-dah from W.C. Fields sings Songs of the South.
der Brucer
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Hmmm..I'm inspired to create a playlist for my iPod...
"Shipoopi"--THE MUSIC MAN (OBC)
"The Shoop Shoop Song" --Aretha Franklin
"On the Good Ship Lolipop"--Shirley Temple
"She-Bop"--Cyndi Lauper
"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)--Whitney Houston
What am I missing here (aside from my marbles?)
"Hang On, Sloopy," official rock song of the State of Ohio
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DR RonPulliam - I believe DR Kerry's rather confusing "It' just a lot of short pos" was in response to DR JMK's query in regards to the A&M, Herb Alpert, Mafia story - which also appears in that post.
In any case, regardless of who or what it was in reference too, I still have no frell what "It' just a lot of short pos" means. ;)
It means "It's just a lot of short posts". And it was a direct response to Cillaliz's comment that 21,000 posts was a lot of typing. Which, as a matter of fact, it was.
maybe
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DR RonPulliam - I believe DR Kerry's rather confusing "It' just a lot of short pos" was in response to DR JMK's query in regards to the A&M, Herb Alpert, Mafia story - which also appears in that post.
In any case, regardless of who or what it was in reference too, I still have no frell what "It' just a lot of short pos" means. ;)
It means "It's just a lot of short posts". And it was a direct response to Cillaliz's comment that 21,000 posts was a lot of typing. Which, as a matter of fact, it was.
maybe
it
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DR RonPulliam - I believe DR Kerry's rather confusing "It' just a lot of short pos" was in response to DR JMK's query in regards to the A&M, Herb Alpert, Mafia story - which also appears in that post.
In any case, regardless of who or what it was in reference too, I still have no frell what "It' just a lot of short pos" means. ;)
It means "It's just a lot of short posts". And it was a direct response to Cillaliz's comment that 21,000 posts was a lot of typing. Which, as a matter of fact, it was.
maybe
it
was
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DR RonPulliam - I believe DR Kerry's rather confusing "It' just a lot of short pos" was in response to DR JMK's query in regards to the A&M, Herb Alpert, Mafia story - which also appears in that post.
In any case, regardless of who or what it was in reference too, I still have no frell what "It' just a lot of short pos" means. ;)
It means "It's just a lot of short posts". And it was a direct response to Cillaliz's comment that 21,000 posts was a lot of typing. Which, as a matter of fact, it was.
maybe
it
was
a
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DR RonPulliam - I believe DR Kerry's rather confusing "It' just a lot of short pos" was in response to DR JMK's query in regards to the A&M, Herb Alpert, Mafia story - which also appears in that post.
In any case, regardless of who or what it was in reference too, I still have no frell what "It' just a lot of short pos" means. ;)
It means "It's just a lot of short posts". And it was a direct response to Cillaliz's comment that 21,000 posts was a lot of typing. Which, as a matter of fact, it was.
maybe
it
was
a
joke
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the guest went away and I am here!
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spooky, ain't it?
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HA
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HA
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The school trip didn't get back until after 1 AM...all us nitwit parents sitting in thr school parking lot from 12:20 AM
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now I have a scratchy throat and the sneezes
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and I'm tired
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oh, I passed a milestone 42 posts ago and didn't notice!
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us nitwit parents sitting in thr school parking lot from 12:20 AM
You should have set an example and rented a room!
der Brucer
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better than passing a millstone I suppose
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THAT I would have noticed!
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So, DR Vixmom, did you stay home today? I almost called in with "a reaction to my flu shot," but couldn't really justify it.
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BTW BK excellent Benjamin Kritzer news!!
It is nice to see someone taking an interest!
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So, DR Vixmom, did you stay home today? I almost called in with "a reaction to my flu shot," but couldn't really justify it.
No I am at work... but since just about all the of the people who we normally deal with are observing the fast day ther is not a lot to do ;)
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shhh, don't tell anybody I'm here ;)
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us nitwit parents sitting in thr school parking lot from 12:20 AM
You should have set an example and rented a room!
der Brucer
I don't need to rent a room I'm an adult, I OWN rooms!!
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and I wanted desperately to be sleeping in one of them !
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LATERS!
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I interrupt the Yom Kippur contemplation of my sins (which I'll prolly just start again tomorrow anyway) because I can't resist saying in honor of both Debbie Reynolds and Ann Miller:
Won't you take me to - scopi-town
(almost a Fuinkytown reference)
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I'm baaaack. I can't believe all the CD's I have that aren't all that good. Some re-issues of obscure musicals are pretty bad. A lot of talent involved, but they're awful. Same with some of the lesser-known cabaret singers and revues. What WERE they thinking? If anyone has a desire to own any of these once I weed them out, they are yours for the asking!
Looking at this stuff, i can't believe how much money I spent on such things over the years. Jeepers! :-\
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I now return to my regularly scheduled atoning
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Does he sing?
(http://www.playbill.com/images/photos/platt1.jpg)
Guys and Dolls Revival, with Oliver Platt, to Play the Nederlander (http://www.playbill.com/news/article/122172.html)
*And will that be enough time to refurbish and "rejunenate" The Nederlander?
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And the word of the day is: INDAGATE!
To get to my patio, I had to walk INDAGATE. Well, I did open it first.
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Yesterday, in response to my attaining a new milestone, Cillalize wrote:
Re: WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
« Reply #194 on: October 08, 2008, 05:31:34 PM »
Congrats Ron...that's a lot of typing.
Responding to DR Cillaliz' post to me, DR Kerry posted:
Re: WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
« Reply #203 on: October 08, 2008, 06:41:51 PM »
It' just a lot of short pos [sic]
Really, DR Kerry? Just a lot of short "pos"???
Whatever your personal opinion is of me, you have also passed a pissy value judgment on any number of posters here who have had milestones, taken pleasure from them and attained not a few of their number from "just a lot of short pos" [sic].
Thank you so much for killing some of the pleasure I felt in attaining the milestone and for being dismissive of it in response to another poster's congratulations.
I'll return the favor.
Ron, it was only meant as a joke. I'm sorry you took it a way in which it was not intended.
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! ! ! ! ! Congrats to DR Vixmom on 10,000 posties ! ! ! ! !
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Yesterday, in response to my attaining a new milestone, Cillalize wrote:
Re: WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
« Reply #194 on: October 08, 2008, 05:31:34 PM »
Congrats Ron...that's a lot of typing.
Responding to DR Cillaliz' post to me, DR Kerry posted:
Re: WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
« Reply #203 on: October 08, 2008, 06:41:51 PM »
It' just a lot of short pos [sic]
Really, DR Kerry? Just a lot of short "pos"???
Whatever your personal opinion is of me, you have also passed a pissy value judgment on any number of posters here who have had milestones, taken pleasure from them and attained not a few of their number from "just a lot of short pos" [sic].
Thank you so much for killing some of the pleasure I felt in attaining the milestone and for being dismissive of it in response to another poster's congratulations.
I'll return the favor.
Ron, it was only meant as a joke. I'm sorry you took it a way in which it was not intended.
Following, as it did, your earlier "You must be proud" response to my calling attention to the milestone, and in response to another reader's comment about it being a lot of typing, it seemed nothing like a joke to me. It was interpreted as dismissive of both the accomplishment and its content.
I'll take your word for it, though, and apologize for my testiness.
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I've been trying to find, on YouTube, a rather bizarre 60's variety show production number with Carol Channing. I know I saw it a while ago. I think she sings something from HAIR and Tommy Tune is one of the dancers in it. Ring a bell for anyone?
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So, DR Vixmom, did you stay home today? I almost called in with "a reaction to my flu shot," but couldn't really justify it.
I was lucky: no reaction this year although I did have a day of feeling puny after last year's.
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I may have to wander over to the Shake Shack after work.
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Back from a surprisingly easy long jog - amazing considering I just came off Ny-Quil. I'm now going to have EmergenC in hot water, but I'm done with Airborne and Coldeze.
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I may have to wander over to the Shake Shack after work.
Ooooh... Well, just get the regular Chocolate or Vanilla Frozen Custard. The Chocolate Candied Corn Frozen Custard was just their Chocolate FC with some Candy Corn mixed in.
However, they are in the midst of "Shacktoberfest", so you could really splurge on a "German Chocolate Cake Concrete". :)
Or you could also get their 'Shroom Burger"...
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e49/JoseSPiano/SSShroomBurger.jpg)
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No one, not even a JEW, answered my question if today was fasting today, or tomorrow?
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OOHH!!!
DR Ben - Nevermind... Today's Featured Frozen Custard Flavor at Shake Shack is Pancake! -Browned butter, maple syrup... YUM!
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e49/JoseSPiano/SSFCPancake.jpg)
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No one, not even a JEW, answered my question if today was fasting today, or tomorrow?
Just give Jerry's or Art's a call. If they're closed... ;)
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I've been trying to find, on YouTube, a rather bizarre 60's variety show production number with Carol Channing. I know I saw it a while ago. I think she sings something from HAIR and Tommy Tune is one of the dancers in it. Ring a bell for anyone?
...And I've been looking for that clip of Carol Channing singing "Soul Sister". Now that's bizarre!
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No one, not even a JEW, answered my question if today was fasting today, or tomorrow?
It's today (a Jerry Herman reference)
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Hey DR JRand, can you bring up the menu on your TV?
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Hey DR JRand, can you bring up the menu on your TV?
Hopefully not, since it's a fast day. ;D
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Speaking of which, time to take the oh-so-excited kids to services.
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Great, then I'm fasting. What time do I EAT? Six?
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Today my DH dropped me off at the airport and I began walking. By the time he came to pick me up, I had walked nine miles.
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Yesterday, in response to my attaining a new milestone, Cillalize wrote:
Re: WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
« Reply #194 on: October 08, 2008, 05:31:34 PM »
Congrats Ron...that's a lot of typing.
Responding to DR Cillaliz' post to me, DR Kerry posted:
Re: WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
« Reply #203 on: October 08, 2008, 06:41:51 PM »
It' just a lot of short pos [sic]
Really, DR Kerry? Just a lot of short "pos"???
Whatever your personal opinion is of me, you have also passed a pissy value judgment on any number of posters here who have had milestones, taken pleasure from them and attained not a few of their number from "just a lot of short pos" [sic].
Thank you so much for killing some of the pleasure I felt in attaining the milestone and for being dismissive of it in response to another poster's congratulations.
I'll return the favor.
Ron, it was only meant as a joke. I'm sorry you took it a way in which it was not intended.
Following, as it did, your earlier "You must be proud" response to my calling attention to the milestone, and in response to another reader's comment about it being a lot of typing, it seemed nothing like a joke to me. It was interpreted as dismissive of both the accomplishment and its content.
I'll taket your word for it, though, and apologize for my testiness.
Thank you. I'm glad we're friends again. Families always feud at some point. Luckily, we have a whole world that's going down the tubes, so let's worry about that instead. This is the time to stay friends with as many as one can.
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BK, I am very happy that your literary agent's response to the Kritzer books was so positive, as well it should be.
And I was delighted to be able to help you locate him (although if you prefer to continue to credit "this here website" for the searching that I did, well...OK).
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Today my DH dropped me off at the airport and I began walking. By the time he came to pick me up, I had walked nine miles.
How far do you live from the airport?
And...why the airport?
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Now I have some Bomba movies to watch, courtesy of DR Jrand58! Thanks Jack!!
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Today my DH dropped me off at the airport and I began walking. By the time he came to pick me up, I had walked nine miles.
I'm trying to read between the lines here but unfortunately you only wrote one line.
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Thank you. I'm glad we're friends again. Families always feud at some point. Luckily, we have a whole world that's going down the tubes, so let's worry about that instead. This is the time to stay friends with as many as one can.
That's all I want, too! :D
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THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS -- drama about how one family's strict observance of Yom Kippur severely effects their blood sugar.
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He rented a small plane at the airport and flew. I won't go up in small planes, so I began walking. After he landed he picked me up nine miles from the airport.
Simple.
Kerry understood.
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MBarnum, I was having a senior moment and couldn't remember WHO found him - so I took the easy way out. You did what no one else could do for the last three years, so, yes, thank YOU.
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DR GEORGE sorry your production was canceled, perhaps under the circumstances, it was best.
Thanks...but I think it was for the best, too. ;)
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oh, I passed a milestone 42 posts ago and didn't notice!
Belated Congrats on your 10,000+ Milestone, Vixmom!! :D
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I've had a Concrete at Shake Shack but never anything else. The line has always been so long I don't want to wait but the B line is a good option if you want to be bad and get one of those amazing Concretes.
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Welcome 0 GUESTS. Very weird and unusual - and I think that's why our views are so down - half of what they normally are.
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Shortly I will shower and then be on my way to a two-hour work session. My throat is still raw, not quite as scratchy. I am fasting until six, at which point I shall eat something interesting. I'll pick up some Ricolas on my way to the work session.
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I've had a Concrete at Shake Shack but never anything else. The line has always been so long I don't want to wait but the B line is a good option if you want to be bad and get one of those amazing Concretes.
4:30-5:15 seems to be the "slow period" lately.
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No one, not even a JEW, answered my question if today was fasting today, or tomorrow?
If I knew, I'd tell you! I'm a lapsed Protestant, so what do I know?
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BK, I am very happy that your literary agent's response to the Kritzer books was so positive, as well it should be.
And I was delighted to be able to help you locate him (although if you prefer to continue to credit "this here website" for the searching that I did, well...OK).
Oooooooh, Mikey!
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Today my DH dropped me off at the airport and I began walking. By the time he came to pick me up, I had walked nine miles.
DR Laura, there's less here than meets the eye!
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He rented a small plane at the airport and flew. I won't go up in small planes, so I began walking. After he landed he picked me up nine miles from the airport.
Simple.
Kerry understood.
It all makes sense now. I thought maybe you'd nagged him so much in the car that he drove you to the airport and dropped you off and you had to walk home. Speculations are endless.
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Protestants don't know from fasting. We specialize in potlucks.
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He rented a small plane at the airport and flew. I won't go up in small planes, so I began walking. After he landed he picked me up nine miles from the airport.
Simple.
Kerry understood.
It all makes sense now. I thought maybe you'd nagged him so much in the car that he drove you to the airport and dropped you off and you had to walk home. Speculations are endless.
That would be the obvious thing.
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He rented a small plane at the airport and flew. I won't go up in small planes, so I began walking. After he landed he picked me up nine miles from the airport.
Simple.
Kerry understood.
But was he flying to something or away from it?
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Neither. Just around.
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I want a Concrete.
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I want a Concrete.
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The Shack Attack: Chocolate Frozen Custard... and Hot Fudge... and Chocolate Truffle Cookie Dough... and Valrhona Chocolate Chunks... and Chocolate Sprinkles.
:)
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Zero Dollar Bill (http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Zero-Dollar-Bill/ss/events/bs/100808zerodollargilb)
(http://d.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/ap/20081007/capt.e633bf32116a419b9a6cc4801b67a54f.wall_street_zero_dollar_nyma103.jpg?x=291&y=345&q=85&sig=AGCHxfa5fD4sa_fb2JexAg--)
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FEEL BETTER VIBES TO EVERYONE WHO NEEDS THEM!
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Bruce, good news regarding your agent!:)
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Zero Dollar Bill (http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Zero-Dollar-Bill/ss/events/bs/100808zerodollargilb)
And at the closing bell...
Stocks Plunge Again; Dow Under 9,000 (http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/10/business/10markets.html?_r=1&hp&oref=slogin)
:-\
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I want a Concrete.
(http://photos-c.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-snc1/v260/145/3/570954504/n570954504_1181482_8157.jpg)
The Shack Attack: Chocolate Frozen Custard... and Hot Fudge... and Chocolate Truffle Cookie Dough... and Valrhona Chocolate Chunks... and Chocolate Sprinkles.
:)
DR Jose - you know me too well!
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Zero Dollar Bill (http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Zero-Dollar-Bill/ss/events/bs/100808zerodollargilb)
And at the closing bell...
Stocks Plunge Again; Dow Under 9,000 (http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/10/business/10markets.html?_r=1&hp&oref=slogin)
:-\
Well, I'm glad to see that bailout is working.
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We had some slight drizzle while I was at lunch, but we've had no heavy rain today. I guess that's all we can expect for the moment (though it's still very overcast and I guess it COULD start up again at any moment.)
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I spent most of the afternoon on LIL' BUSH. I got five episodes watched plus all the bonus features on disc 1. There are five more episodes on disc two and one bonus feature left. I should be able to get these done tonight before UGLY BETTY.
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I watched today's AS THE WORLD TURNS. Nothing and nothing. Of course, when Luke and Noah WERE on the other day, there was NEXT TO NOTHING, but at least they were visible. Seems like their participation has been reduced to once a week.
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I checked On Demand to see if Sunday's episode of MAD MEN would come up for viewing. It did, so I watched the first 10 minutes of it. Don't know if I'll be able to get back to it tonight or wait until tomorrow.
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No DR DtM - no menu or no nuttin.
The service dept is sending me a BIG BOX. I am supposed to send the TV to them. It will have a postpaid label on it UPS or FED EX....so we shall see..... I did buy the two year warranty, so it should all be covered.
ANYWAY....I purchased a small 20" television set to watch in the meantime, but I have to take it back and exchange it because the bottom half of the screen is all purple.
Damned Mercury retrograde.
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I would suggest going tv-free for a while, JRand, but I figure you all would throw me to the crawdads.
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DR Jrand - You have to send the actual TV back?!?!?
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He rented a small plane at the airport and flew. I won't go up in small planes, so I began walking. After he landed he picked me up nine miles from the airport.
Simple.
Kerry understood.
Thanks for the clarification.
Not knowing that your husband flies, or what your motivation was for walking, I was simply curious.
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Hmm... I think someone needs another four-day weekend and a decongestant.
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PAGE SIX BROKEN TV DANCE
(http://www.cartoonstock.com/newscartoons/cartoonists/jko/lowres/jkon555l.jpg)
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Hmm... I think someone needs another four-day weekend and a decongestant.
BITE ME!
;)
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Hmm... I think someone needs another four-day weekend and a decongestant.
BITE ME!
;)
Well... if that's what it takes...
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Hmm... I think someone needs another four-day weekend and a decongestant.
BITE ME!
;)
Well... if that's what it takes...
It might help!
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I have some writing to do, and then I'll head back down to continue with the further adventures of Lil' George Bush and his cronies.
WBBL.
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...And I guess it's times like these where I'm sort of glad I never got into playing the stock market...
My friend, Andy, just called me. He was hoping to come up to NYC for a long weekend in November, however, after checking his portfolio and retirement account(s) this afternoon, he's thinking staying at home is probably a "better" option. He's "lost" close to $10,000 over the past three days. :-\
*And, yes, he knows that things will - well, should - "correct" themselves over the next couple of months, but he - like many other investors - had never seen such a drastic drop in such a short amount of time.
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Well, I'm going to take advantage of this beautiful late Fall day, and go out for a walk. I think some fresh NYC air is just what I need to get the rest of the crud out of my sinuses. ;)
Laters...
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BITE ME!
;)
Well... if that's what it takes...
It might help!
Oohhh... Kinky.
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I see the clock is still about an hour off.
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In a few weeks, unless the site falls back, we'll be good to go.
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I see the clock is still about an hour off.
If you go into your profile under "Look and Layout Preferences," you can set it to show your local time.
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He rented a small plane at the airport and flew. I won't go up in small planes, so I began walking. After he landed he picked me up nine miles from the airport.
Simple.
Kerry understood.
It all makes sense now. I thought maybe you'd nagged him so much in the car that he drove you to the airport and dropped you off and you had to walk home. Speculations are endless.
You'd be surprised how often DRLaura's Dear husband throws her out of the car.
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;D
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Frequently.
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I see the clock is still about an hour off.
If you go into your profile under "Look and Layout Preferences," you can set it to show your local time.
Thanks, George. :)
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Hey! It WORKED! ;)
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Hey! It WORKED! ;)
Yay!!
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He rented a small plane at the airport and flew. I won't go up in small planes, so I began walking. After he landed he picked me up nine miles from the airport.
Simple.
Kerry understood.
Hope you weren't walking down Van Buren
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Tonight I made a baked potato and decided to put just a little cheese and bacon bits on it. As I shook the bottle of bacon bits, I realized it was really the bottle of capers! I tried it anyway and it was good!
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Yom Kippur is over, and I got my first tax return of the post-holiday evening done in the last hour.
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Yom Kippur is over, and I got my first tax return of the post-holiday evening done in the last hour.
So I can eat now? Yes or no?
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Back from the two-hour work session. Somehow I misunderstood the time - I could have sworn it was one to three, but it turns out it was two to four.
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The work session went well. I had them start at the top of the show, and do all the songs and patter, start to finish, without stopping. Of course, we stopped a couple of times, but I saw that the flow of the show works just fine. I then went back to the start and began giving pointers on performance, intention, mood - and I fixed a few things in the arrangements, really tiny stuff, and then I set the underscoring for the patter. Then I went to the mail place, Gelson's, and am now finally home, deciding on what to watch this evening.
I'm making some chicken stroganoff without the rice or noodles. Just chicken and the sauce - it's quite tasty and actually diet-friendly, since this is my meal o' the day.
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My throat still feels weird, but not as weird as yesterday. I got some Ricola drops and those really help.
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Yom Kippur is over, and I got my first tax return of the post-holiday evening done in the last hour.
So I can eat now? Yes or no?
I don't know...the east coast is three hours ahead. :-\
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But then again, I'm not Jewish.
I'm just sayin'.
;)
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Meanwhile, back at the farm...
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PAGE SEVEN "IT'S ABOUT TIME" DANCE!!
;D
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DR George, ;D Regarding your last two posts to Bruce.
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Yes, DR JOSE - the TV is going in to the Fixit Center somewhere. The girl on the phone had a Southern accent, so I don't know for sure. I will check the address on the label when it arrives.
DR LAURA...that might be a good suggestion in the summer time.....but since I am not in rehearsal for a show or writing anything right now....I need my TV....or at least my DVD's.
And of course, I have to take this TV back to WalMart because the bottom third of the picture is all BLUE.....
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I am NOT enjoying this new KATH & KIM thing....but then I never did much like Molly Shannon.
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DR JOSE - watch out for 10 year olds on your walks!
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DR JOSE - watch out for 10 year olds on your walks!
Well, I made sure to have my Nerf bat with me during today's walk. ;)
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Good Evening!
So... I had a good walk. Just a little over three miles. I was thinking about making a round trip, but... Since the M10 bus just happened to come by, well.. ;)
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Yom Kippur is over, and I got my first tax return of the post-holiday evening done in the last hour.
So I can eat now? Yes or no?
Has the sun set on your coast?
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I'm leaving work. I need to go to Costco, then go home and do some much needed laundry. Now that I don't have rehearsal tonight, I can wash my clothes. :D
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...and watch some TV! ;D
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Until later!
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The wonderful actress Eileen Herlie has died. I think we should all listen to her sing "If you Promised Me A Rose" on the OBC of TAKE ME ALONG. She is so wonderful on that recording.
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I ate. It was really good and I am really stuffed. I used small amounts of the only stuff that could be considered fattening, so I'm fine and dandy. And I shall have four count them four chocolate Twizzlers.
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'night
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Ugh! I need to finish the appeal brief I was working on last night. I just can't get motivated to do it but tomorrow is Friday! Woo and hoo. I'm not taking Monday off but the Federal Court is closed. I need to check on state court. It will be a nice day if no courts are in session.
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Project runway question - not necessarily a spoiler, but to be on the safe side
So we've learned from the news media that six designers from Project Runway actually presented during Fashion Week at Bryant park. Does that mean that these shows we've been seeing lately (like last night's, which I'm watching again now) actually were filmed after Fashion week? So that when the person kicked off this week says strongly that their work will be seen - or something like that - they actually know they will be seen in Fashion Week, but as one of the Final 6 if not the Final 3?
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oh, I passed a milestone 42 posts ago and didn't notice!
Belated Congrats on your 10,000+ Milestone, Vixmom!! :D
Thanks!
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hmmm, I must have thought I heard that person say something the first time the show aired that he or shoe actually didn't say!!! But I am wondering when these latest episodes were filmed relative to Fashion Week.
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Project runway question - not necessarily a spoiler, but to be on the safe side
So we've learned from the news media that six designers from Project Runway actually presented during Fashion Week at Bryant park. Does that mean that these shows we've been seeing lately (like last night's, which I'm watching again now) actually were filmed after Fashion week? So that when the person kicked off this week says strongly that their work will be seen - or something like that - they actually know they will be seen in Fashion Week, but as one of the Final 6 if not the Final 3?
Actually....
Possible spoiler possible spoiler possible spoiler I think it was actually five people who showed at Fashion Week - the four finalists and Suede. All the interviews were done right after they were eliminated, before Fashion Week. However, since it's become sort of an open secret and protocol for more than just the finalists to show at Fashion Week, I think that the final group of contestants know that they're going to get to show regardless. They show "extra" collections in order to throw the audience off. So, there have been leaks about who was 'shown', but no one really knew who was in the finals. As for people saying that "they will be seen", I think they're just stating that someday they will have a showing at Bryant Park. -In fact, there have been a couple of former contestants who have shown at Fashion Week since appearing on the show. End of possible spoiler end of possible spoiler.
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I may have to wander over to the Shake Shack after work.
Ooooh... Well, just get the regular Chocolate or Vanilla Frozen Custard. The Chocolate Candied Corn Frozen Custard was just their Chocolate FC with some Candy Corn mixed in.
However, they are in the midst of "Shacktoberfest", so you could really splurge on a "German Chocolate Cake Concrete". :)
Or you could also get their 'Shroom Burger"...
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e49/JoseSPiano/SSShroomBurger.jpg)
Oh thank goodness. For a moment I thought that was the German Chocolate Cake Concrete - with tomatoes and lettuce! :P
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Thanks, Jose.
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POSSIBLE TABATHA HAIR SALON SPOILAGE :)
The whose-maggoty-cherries-are-those (the boss or the employees) thing reminds me of The Caine Mutiny.
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Oh thank goodness. For a moment I thought that was the German Chocolate Cake Concrete - with tomatoes and lettuce! :P
;D
Nope, that's just their 'Shroom Burger: "(vegetarian) Crisp-fried portobello filled with meunster and cheddar cheese, topped with lettuce, tomato and Shack sauce."
However, you can order a Concrete for dessert. :)
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Thanks, Jose.
You're welcome, Fred.
Another possible spoiler another possible spoiler another possible spoiler a friend of mine works on the show in the publicity department so... end of possible spoiler end of possible spoiler end of possible spoiler
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POSSIBLE TABATHA HAIR SALON SPOILAGE :)
The whose-maggoty-cherries-are-those (the boss or the employees) thing reminds me of The Caine Mutiny.
I have no idea what this post means.
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Tabatha hosts a TV show where she takes over a salon that's not successful and makes it work.
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Or is it Tabitha?
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Or is it Tabitha?
You were correct the first time: Tabatha.
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I suspect that this week's salon didn't really want to change, but just did it for the free makeover.
Don't know why, just a gut feeling
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Hmmm I'm liking this Life on Mars.
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I would once again like to thank the person who invented the mute button
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Is Tabatha a reality show? I hadn't heard of it.
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MORE TABATHA SPOILAGE
What color is the sky in the salon Candolyn lives in?
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Candolyn is the owner of this week's salon.
SPOILER
"thank you, you hard-hearted bitch" reminded me of "Eve, you four-star bitch, thank you" from APPLAUSE
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Is Tabatha a reality show? I hadn't heard of it.
"Tabatha's Salon Takeover" - For more info, just click HERE (http://www.bravotv.com/Tabathas_Salon_Takeover/season/1/index.php)
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The rain never returned though they said it would. Maybe we're done with it for a few days.
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I finished the LIL' BUSH episodes and the bonus feature with about 25 minutes to spare. However, I didn't get to view much of anything since I had updated the firmware in my Samsung Blu-ray player, and was using the time to get it set-up properly (when one updates the firmware, it resets the machine to its default settings.)
To make sure things were working properly, I put in THE SIXTH SENSE Blu-ray and watched about 10 minutes of it.
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Tonight's UGLY BETTY was entertaining, but I had figured out who pushed Christina almost as soon as it happened, so none of the red herrings they had during the show's first 45 minutes fooled me at all. (I still enjoyed Betty's playing detective.)
I was, however, surprised about the parentage of Daniel, Jr.
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Enjoyed GREY'S ANATOMY very much, but if I hadn't seen Daniel J. Travanti's name in the credits, I never would have recognized him. And I really felt for Izzie at the end of the show.
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Tonight's UGLY BETTY was entertaining, but I had figured out who pushed Christina almost as soon as it happened, so none of the red herrings they had during the show's first 45 minutes fooled me at all. (I still enjoyed Betty's playing detective.)
I was, however, surprised about the parentage of Daniel, Jr.
me too
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And I thoroughly enjoyed the new LIFE ON MARS. Jason O'Mara gave a very tender, heartfelt performance, and the cast (apart from Lisa Bonet whom I've never cared for) was very good. I'm going to enjoy this one as long as it lasts. I'll be looking at the overnight ratings closely.
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Enjoyed GREY'S ANATOMY very much, but if I hadn't seen Daniel J. Travanti's name in the credits, I never would have recognized him. And I really felt for Izzie at the end of the show.
I didn't realize it was Daniel J Travanti until he sort of cocked his head and looked over at the camera. It was just a glimpse that rang a bell with me. I was quite surprised it was him.
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And I thoroughly enjoyed the new LIFE ON MARS. Jason O'Mara gave a very tender, heartfelt performance, and the cast (apart from Lisa Bonet whom I've never cared for) was very good. I'm going to enjoy this one as long as it lasts. I'll be looking at the overnight ratings closely.
As I mentioned before I really enjoyed it, too. Much more than I thought I would. So much for getting work done on Thursday nights!
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"They" say that a Pacific Northwest storm is headed our way, which should bring cooler weather. Yes!
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Thanks for the link, Jose. I usually read about reality shows here, but I don't remember the Tabatha one.
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Yeah Laura! Tomorrow is supposed to be very windy and rain over the weekend.
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Time for me to get back to Leopold and Loeb. This book is the best written of the Land L books I've read. I'm enjoying it
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Aww...
I finally remembered that had uploaded a TON of pics to the Kodak Picture Gallery site. -I had been wondering what happened to all of my pics to Australia, and, lo and behold, there they were! So, here's a little trip down memory lane...
From my visit to Australia, well, Melbourne, in particular.
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And I thoroughly enjoyed the new LIFE ON MARS. Jason O'Mara gave a very tender, heartfelt performance, and the cast (apart from Lisa Bonet whom I've never cared for) was very good. I'm going to enjoy this one as long as it lasts. I'll be looking at the overnight ratings closely.
As I mentioned before I really enjoyed it, too. Much more than I thought I would. So much for getting work done on Thursday nights!
Yes, because the night is so crowded with other shows that I record, I had to watch these three in real time. I was lucky that I had finished my work viewing before UGLY BETTY started.
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And I believe this is one of the earliest HHW gatherings... At Musso & Frank, of course...
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With writing finished for the evening, I'm heading down now to go to bed.
Good night!
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Hmmm I'm liking this Life on Mars.
I'm looking forward to watching it...in another 40 minutes. :)
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Enjoyed GREY'S ANATOMY very much, but if I hadn't seen Daniel J. Travanti's name in the credits, I never would have recognized him. And I really felt for Izzie at the end of the show.
I'm watching this right now. So far, so good.
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Great pictures, Jose!
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Today, I went to Borders and with my 30% off Borders Rewards coupon, I bought a DVD...U-Carmen (http://www.amazon.com/U-Carmen-Pauline-Malefane/dp/B000R5NZ46/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1223613222&sr=8-1). I saw it on IFC a few months ago and thought that it was wonderful. It's Bizet's "Carmen" set in South Africa. It was translated and it's sung in the Xhosa language, but the music is all Bizet. I highly recommend it. :D
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Nice belated Australia trip photos!
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Started watching my first (of many, I hope) Bollywood movies of the long weekend. Tonight was COMMANDO (1988) starring 1980s action stars Mithun Chakravarty and Hemant Birje as two army guys battling terrorists and ninjas (?!).
(http://imovies4you.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/commando.jpg)
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Where are these photographs - certainly not on this page. Did I miss a link?
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Where are these photographs - certainly not on this page. Did I miss a link?
Replies #227 and #229.
Just click on the thumbnails to bring them to full size.
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Nice belated Australia trip photos!
Thanks DR MBarnum and DR George - ...Although, I'm pretty sure I posted those pics after I originally took them in 2003. Or maybe they just got "shared" since I think we were still on the "brown board" then (which did not have image posting available).
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Nice belated Australia trip photos!
And I also came across the pictures of the Australian gymnasts and divers I took as back-up pics for HR. ;)
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Thanks for the link, Jose. I usually read about reality shows here, but I don't remember the Tabatha one.
I don't think anyone had talked about the show until tonight. -And tonight was the season finale. All in all, it was/is a truly guilty pleasure tv viewing. I mean it was like Bravo found these "car accidents" and then hired Tabatha to make sure we didn't look away. ;)
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bk - Do you see them now?
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What thumbnails - there are no thumbnails and no pix on my screen.
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Am I being given the Gaslight treatment?
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Do I need to turn something on that isn't on?
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I do not like feeling under the weather.
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Sure, he leaves without answering the question. Perhaps George can answer the question.
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Well, I'm back and I can see the pics, as can DRs George and MBarnum. Hmmm.. ???
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Do I need to turn something on that isn't on?
I dunno. ??? Do you have some sort of Admin setting regarding viewing attachments? Are you able to attach files when in regular Reply mode? (under Additional Options)
And now I'm going to bed.
Goodnight.
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Do I need to turn something on that isn't on?
I don't think that anything needs to be turned on (and that's not a euphemism). Let me link the pictures and see if that'll work for you:
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1899.0;attach=96)
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1899.0;attach=98)
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1899.0;attach=100)
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BK, can you see those pictures??
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No, I see little boxes with question marks.
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But remember when I asked the question about where we attach photographs? When I'm in reply mode I don't have that box. I better tell Bakalor about it.
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