Haines His Way
Archives => Archive 21 => Topic started by: bk on November 05, 2011, 12:21:54 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were edited, and now it is time for you to post until the edited cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: PREHENSIBLE!
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Good morning, all! I was awake at 4AM, and that's far too early to be awake in my book. If I had any dreams last night, I remember none of them.
I don't know what all is on today's scheduled events. The first 30 minutes of this morning will be a company management meeting to discuss travel and stay in Hilton Head. After that, a runthrough. Once we lose David at 1PM, I assume we'll be working on trouble spots and musical problems. We have a great cast, but several of the actors do not pck up things as quickly as others, and that can be frustrating. We've also got to deal with, and incorporate, two child actors who will be local to Hilton Head so those are always moments in rehearsal where everything falls apart at the present time. My faith in the piece and the cast is very strong, but I'm getting antsy and wshing there were one more week before we headed south.
So, that's my day. When I get home tonight, I need to prepare my packing list for Hilton Head and tomorrow morning's laundry and housecleaning schedule. I have to visit with Kim Criswell tomorrow before she flies back to London, and I want this place really clean before I leave. don't want to come back and find the bed bugs have taken over.
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Good Morning!
I'm up, I'm up... And I'm really looking forward to the extra hour we'll be getting later tonight courtesy of DST.
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GOOD MORNING TO ALL.
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CONTINUED VIBES TO ALL THOSE THAT NEED THEM AND TO ALL FAMILY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS WHO ALSO NEED THEM
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Speaking of 4AM...
That's around the time that I woke up... Still sitting in the recliner in the living room with the TV and all the lights on.
Thankfully, unlike every previous day so far this week, at 7:45AM - aka "now" - I'm not having to get ready to head out the door to sit in traffic for almost two hours in order to try to get to the theater by 10:00am.
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In other news...
I'm doing laundry right now, and will be packing my bags - as well as some boxes to ship - a little later in order to get ready to fly to LA on Monday morning.
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...I'll also be checking in with my father in a little bit to see how my mom is doing. Since he didn't call last night, that should be a sign that everything really is all right. -He only calls when -or asks me to call - when things are not all right. And he felt things were not all right yesterday morning.
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R.I.P. Andy Rooney
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BK
In the discarded Charles Strouse score was any of it used in a future musical of his?
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One fun fact from last night's performance: After the show, our conductor was pulled aside by an audience member for a little chat. It turned out that said audience member was the son of the actor who played the Sargeant in the original Broadway production back in 1938. He had not seen another production of BOYS since then - when he was 11-years old! - until last night.
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BK
In the discarded Charles Strouse score was any of it used in a future musical of his?
From the tone of bk's Notes, it sounds like we'll soon be able to judge for ourselves. ;)
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And...
I'm going to start one more load of laundry, and then head out for a proper breakfast somewhere.
Laters...
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BOYS vibes for DR JOSE.....along with the vibes for his Mother!
Congrats to the DP of DR MATTHEW on his new job! And to DR MATTHEW on PARADE!!!
DR ELMORE - just keep breathing!!!
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Wow...CBS didn't have to pay Mr Rooney very many checks from his retirement account.
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Oh... I guess it would help if I start the washer after I put the clothes in it..
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R.I.P. Andy Rooney
Wow! That's sad. I liked him.
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Time to head out. Fingers crossed . . .
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TOD
How many movies did Sean Connery and Richard Harris do together?
But separately
Sean Connery:
Robin and Marian
First Great Train Robbery
Entrapment
Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade
although I haven't seen it in a long time and thought it very weird film: A Fine Madness.
I wonder if I would like it today.
Richard Harris
The Snow Goose (TV) But haven't seen it in a very long time but also have fond memories of it
The Wild Geese
Wrestling Ernest Hemmingway (and the Goose)
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BK
In the discarded Charles Strouse score was any of it used in a future musical of his?
From the tone of bk's Notes, it sounds like we'll soon be able to judge for ourselves. ;)
It might sway my decision to purchase it or not
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I shall think about the TOD while I am at work.
Oh well.
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R.I.P. Andy Rooney
I had a feeling whent things didn't go well for him after his medical procedure.
He had a long and productive career.
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DR elmore - I hope you have a productive and peaceful day of preparations for your journey down to Hilton Head.
And two friendly reminders:
1) Set your clocks back an hour tonight.
2) Tomorrow is the ING New York City Marathon, so if you and your "Holler"-mates plans to be getting around the city tomorrow, be sure to plan accordingly. -At the very least, avoid the West Side - especially Amsterdam Avenue and Central Park West below 86th Street - for most of the day. And take the 1 instead of the A/C.
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Good morning from cold, but sunny, Northern Virginia.
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We had a fire drill yesterday at work. While walking towards our designated meeting point I fell on the sidewalk. So I have a bandage over my eye and red marks under my eye. I also have pain in my hand. In addition, my pants were torn. Other than that it was a good day!
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DR KevinH - Ouch!
-Shall I see if the costume shop at the Shakespeare Theatre has an appropriate costume to go with your eye-patch? You could pick it up later when you see the matinee today. ;)
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OK...
Now I'm going to breakfast.
Laters...
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Christmas is obviously coming because the shops are getting busy. I went round and round the supermarket car park today trying to find somewhere to park.
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I've been watching the Blu-ray of "Quatermass and the Pit". Picture quality is very good. I'm not too keen on Andrew Keir as Prof. Quatermass though. I wish Andre Morell had repeated the role from the BBC TV series. He was a far better actor.
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TOD:
I liked Sean Connery in The Anderson Tapes, The Offence and, especially, The Name of the Rose.
I've never liked Richard Harris but I did think he was very good in Camelot.
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Saturday morning greetings! Rob and Mary Linda are visiting again today, because they have to do some cosmetic work on her car that they're not supposed to do in their apartment complex parking lot. Our garage will suffice and ML and I may go to some garage sales to continue their quest for dining room furniture.
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DR KevinH - Ouch!
-Shall I see if the costume shop at the Shakespeare Theatre has an appropriate costume to go with your eye-patch? You could pick it up later when you see the matinee today. ;)
Sounds like fun! I'm looking forward to The Boys from Syracuse!
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I've been watching the Blu-ray of "Quatermass and the Pit". Picture quality is very good. I'm not too keen on Andrew Keir as Prof. Quatermass though. I wish Andre Morell had repeated the role from the BBC TV series. He was a far better actor.
I've always thought that this was a terrific sci-fi movie; perhaps the best sci-fi that Hammer ever made.
Certainly Keir was better in the role than Brian Donlevy.
;)
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Art Lund hired me to be his publicist while THE MOLLY MAGUIRES was filming. I visited the set many times.
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BK,
I agree with you.
I also love the editing process.
Ever since I discovered iMovie on my Mac, I've been having great fun creating various book trailers and other stuff.
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TOD:
Sean Connery
GOLDFINGER
DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER
THE UNTOUCHABLES
A FINE MADNESS
THE HILL
THE WIND AND THE LION
THE NAME OF THE ROSE
THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING
MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS
Richard Harris
UNFORGIVEN
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Some of the reports on Andy Rooney are unfortunately bringing out the 1990 charges that Mr. Rooney made homophobic comments. The Times in 1990 had an in-depth story about the controversy, which gives it context.
http://www.nytimes.com/1990/02/09/arts/cbs-gives-rooney-a-3-month-suspension-for-remarks.html
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And the word of the day is: PREHENSIBLE!
And The Song Of The Day Is: ALL OF YOU
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Good morning, all. And vibes to those in need.
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TOD:
Sean Connery:
Robin and Marian
The Bond movies
The Man Who Would Be King
Murder on the Orient Express
Richard Harris:
The Harry Potter movies
Robin and Marian
A Man Called Horse
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And I'm back from breakfast: Green Chile Pork, Eggs Over Easy, Refried Beans & Home Fries with a side of Red Chile on the side. And Coffee!!
*The two guys sitting across from me were having margaritas with their "huevos con chorizo"... I liked the way they rolled. ;)
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And now I need to fold four loads of laundry and get ready to head in for today's shows.
Laters...
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Can't wait to see the show, bk. Is that midnight old time or new time?
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And I'm back from breakfast: Green Chile Pork, Eggs Over Easy, Refried Beans & Home Fries with a side of Red Chile on the side. And Coffee!!
*The two guys sitting across from me were having margaritas with their "huevos con chorizo"... I liked the way they rolled. ;)
It is five o'clock somewhere.
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I've been watching the Blu-ray of "Quatermass and the Pit". Picture quality is very good. I'm not too keen on Andrew Keir as Prof. Quatermass though. I wish Andre Morell had repeated the role from the BBC TV series. He was a far better actor.
Certainly Keir was better in the role than Brian Donlevy.
No argument there :)
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I'm up, she of the Evil Eye is here and I must jog very soon.
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While I can't be completely sure, I haven't heard any of the Strouse music used elsewhere.
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I forgot about clocks being set back - don't know whether that will affect when I post the video or not.
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Can you KINDLE users give me some info on the differences between the versions from a user's perspective? (I've read the PR at Amazon). I'm thinking of getting one for Betsy for the holidays. I'm specifically confused about one point--their blurbs on the site say they all have built in WiFi but at one point in the verbiage it says it won't connect to WPA or WEP encrypted gateways, and then a second later says, "At a Wi-Fi spot that needs a password? Just type it in an you're connected!" What's up with that? Can you actually browse the web with these?
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Cilla, what kind of computer did you get? Our desktop is nearing that 10 year point (hard to believe, actually). It's still working more or less fine, but I sense a new computer in our futures. I hate, hate, hate transferring everything over. I wish there was an easy way to just transfer actual programs over rather than having to reinstall them every time.
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Got the first two of the many CDs I ordered the other day when we discussed BEN CASEY. The Neal Hefti CD is quite outre, mostly guitars and piano, and has a hysterical voiceover on Wagon Train. The Pete Rugolo is much closer to the original TV versions of these themes, with a great full orchestra.
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I try not to watch RICHARD HARRIS films, as the floor gets quite slippery from DW Wife Betsy's drool. :)
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Dear California,
Thank you!
Sincerely,
Arizona
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From John G.
That sounds like a place called Dick's Last Resort, where they make some people wear paper condoms on their head.
Yup, that is the place.
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DR Matthew congratulations to your DP. I'm glad the dogs will soon be having surgery though, if possible, before the move to reduce the stress on them.
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I've been watching the Blu-ray of "Quatermass and the Pit". Picture quality is very good. I'm not too keen on Andrew Keir as Prof. Quatermass though. I wish Andre Morell had repeated the role from the BBC TV series. He was a far better actor.
That's a good one. i haven't seen it in years. There was a sequel or( was this the sequel?) that I liked as well
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I try not to watch RICHARD HARRIS films, as the floor gets quite slippery from DW Wife Betsy's drool. :)
;D
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Dear California,
Thank you!
Sincerely,
Arizona
:)
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DR KevinH - Ouch!
-Shall I see if the costume shop at the Shakespeare Theatre has an appropriate costume to go with your eye-patch? You could pick it up later when you see the matinee today. ;)
Sounds like fun! I'm looking forward to The Boys from Syracuse!
Are they anything like "The Boys In The Band"? :-)
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DR Kevin quick healing vibes!!
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From John G.
That sounds like a place called Dick's Last Resort, where they make some people wear paper condoms on their head.
Yup, that is the place.
I did a quick Google search on this. I would pass on the opportunity to go there.
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I think Craig wishes he had known to pass on it.
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Halftime in a very ugly Michigan football game (but DR Cillaliz might like it!)
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From John G.
That sounds like a place called Dick's Last Resort, where they make some people wear paper condoms on their head.
Yup, that is the place.
I actually think it's a chain. They throw a big Elvis birthday celebration every January. Definite tourist trap.
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Back home. So much to do and yet I do not feel like doing any of it so will just wait until late this afternoon.
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Stuff to do? You mean like writing up a 20 BD set of FARSCAPE? :o
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Final: Iowa 24, Michigan 16 :P
Congratulations, Hawkeyes!
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Last night, we had a great performance of "The Hound of the Baskervilles." And after the show, we had a cast party at the space. Some food was brought and a good time was had by all. I left early (today was the first day in quite a while that I got to sleep in) and watched TV for a little while.
At the show, we're raffling a box of DVDs and one of them is the 1988 version of "Hound" with Jeremy Brett as Holmes. I wondered if any version was going to be on TV and it turns out that two, count 'em TWO different versions are on TV today! This morning, the 1959 version with Peter Cushing as Holmes and Christopher Lee as Henry Baskerville was on TCM. Tonight on one of the Encore channels, a 2002 version that didn't get good reviews on Amazon.com. Anyway, I set my DVR to record both. :)
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From yesterday:
Congrats to DR Matthew's DP on the new job!!
And Congrats to DR Matthew on the Parade review!!
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One fun fact from last night's performance: After the show, our conductor was pulled aside by an audience member for a little chat. It turned out that said audience member was the son of the actor who played the Sargeant in the original Broadway production back in 1938. He had not seen another production of BOYS since then - when he was 11-years old! - until last night.
That's pretty cool, Jose!
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Can you KINDLE users give me some info on the differences between the versions from a user's perspective? (I've read the PR at Amazon). I'm thinking of getting one for Betsy for the holidays. I'm specifically confused about one point--their blurbs on the site say they all have built in WiFi but at one point in the verbiage it says it won't connect to WPA or WEP encrypted gateways, and then a second later says, "At a Wi-Fi spot that needs a password? Just type it in an you're connected!" What's up with that? Can you actually browse the web with these?
Jeff, I have no idea what WPA or WEP refers to, but my 3rd generation Kindle does have a web browser. It's a bit slow to navigate with the 5-way button, but it works. I've used open Wi-Fi and passworded Wi-Fi and had no trouble accessing the Internet through either.
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Also, you can't have multiple browsers open...only one at a time. And you (of course) can't download anything. It's not a notepad or iPad or anything like that.
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Well, I need to go to work for a couple of hours, then to my parents' house for dinner and then to the theater.
Have a good day, all!
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From John G.
That sounds like a place called Dick's Last Resort, where they make some people wear paper condoms on their head.
Yup, that is the place.
I actually think it's a chain. They throw a big Elvis birthday celebration every January. Definite tourist trap.
Craig thought it might be a chain. He wasn't joking about a disclaimer on the door. He was fine with it but said you need to have the right temperament not to be hurt by some of the jokes. The hat they put on your head at the end has something insulting written on it. His wasn't as insulting as others but on the other hand he said it wasn't as funny.
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Last night, we had a great performance of "The Hound of the Baskervilles." And after the show, we had a cast party at the space. Some food was brought and a good time was had by all.
:)
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I hope someone can answer this question for me.
I have recebtly got APPLE TV.
The movies that say they are HD, Are these movies in HD, "BLU-RAY" quality?
ie The version on APPLE TV for Ben-Hur they have says "HD" but is the transfer they made for the release from a month or so ago?
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Oy, after three days of nonstop writing, my work on FARSCAPE is done. That one was a killer.
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We enjoyed FARSCAPE. How many were there in total?
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Cilla, what kind of computer did you get? Our desktop is nearing that 10 year point (hard to believe, actually). It's still working more or less fine, but I sense a new computer in our futures. I hate, hate, hate transferring everything over. I wish there was an easy way to just transfer actual programs over rather than having to reinstall them every time.
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2394490,00.asp#fbid=AyxKFsgsFJN (http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2394490,00.asp#fbid=AyxKFsgsFJN) This one. I just got the computer at Best Buy. I got a 24 inch monitor at Staples because I had over $90 in rewards that I could use.
You have to load the programs, but if you're on a wired network or buy a transfer cable, there is a program on Windows 7 that transfers all your data, settings etc. Last night I put the data from 2 of my computers in this one and am thinking about adding an old laptop too. So, all my photos, documents etc are in this computer now and I can work with them. THis is good, because I'm thinking about making some photo albums for Christmas presents
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Final: Iowa 24, Michigan 16 :P
Congratulations, Hawkeyes!
:D
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The smartest think I did was set the computer up in my living room instead of upstairs. Now it's really the room I live in. I used to sue the laptop in my recliner, but I think sitting in that chair so much has contributed to my sore shoulder, so this should help
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I'm going to a wedding receptiopn tonight for a couple who was married in Philadelphia a month or so ago, I have no idea what I'm going to wear, so I better get busy and figure that out
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Good Evening!
We had a great matinee of BOYS.
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And after the matinee, DR KevinH and I headed over to Teaism for some nosh and talk. ;)
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And while we were, Leslie Kritzer dropped by to pick up some dinner.
*bk - I told Leslie about "Lost and Unsung", as well as your shows at the Gardenia. She mentioned that she'll be in LA in January and February. You may want to give her a call. :)
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DR JMK - Depending on your operating system, there are various programs available that will allow you to transfer your programs and files from one computer to another via a cable (FireWire is fastest) or via WiFi.
*If you bought a Mac, the Mac Genii at the Apple Store's Genius Bars will actually do the transfer for you. For free.
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And now it's time to meet my friend, Andy, who's coming to see the show tonight. He just got back from a two-week trip to Burma. I can't wait to hear about it.
Laters...
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I have decided I don't want to make the fruit cake brownies for my book group on Tuesday. I'm deciding if I'll make regular ones. I'm in the mood for my oatmeal cookies. Any suggestions for something to go with them?
I will be assisting DS Craig while he makes his wonderful Zacusca. I picked up some Cotswold cheese along with apples & grapes. I know I don't really need to bake something else but it is nice to have a variety of treats.
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i'm back! It was an amazing day: people started getting into character, things that hadn't jelled began to, and everything is righting itself. We had a runthrough and a half in the morning session; the show lasts around 75 minutes, and that's about the length we wanted.
We have a pretty, very young actress with a wonderful voice playing the young, pregnant wife, and she has the smallest part of the eleven actors. For most of the first part she sings offstage with the music in hand. She doesn't play an instrument, she has three numbers: two duets, and one solo, and she still doesn't know them! We've got cast members who play guitars, accordion, bass, fiddle, harmonica, and also have to deal with singing and some dialogue for nearly twenty numbers and they've got most of it memorized. The MD went ballistic on the young lady today. It was harsh but she deserved it. If she wants to play in the big league, step up to the plate.
Those who have are these fantastic folk:
Deb Lyons: great great lady with a phenominal voice
David Lutken: if it's a folksong, he knows it, and besides being a charming laid back Will Rogers type, he plays guitar, banjo, mandolin, and dulcimer
Michael Hicks: harmonica, accordion, bass, and great rock'n'roll piano and he acts as our onstage conductor for some of the ensemble moments
Julie Foldesi: not just a fantastic singer and actress, she plays guitar and mandolin, and she's beautiful
Jared Sampson: he's our offstage voice and orchestra during those moments the cast onstage can't get to an instrument, and he's charming as the Prodigal Son/Joseph character
Scott Moss: we are so lucky he heard there was a spot open and pushed DJ for the job; he sings really well, knows the territory, being from Tennessee and North Carlina, and he plays guitar and bass
Steve McIntyre: fantastic bass player who is really funny as the local moonshiner
Rob McCaffrey: great voice and charm; not everyone needs to play. Rob just needs to break hearts with "I Wonder As I Wander." I think he will.
Around 10 years ago or so, I saw a lovely actress in THE RED MILL at Ohio Light Opera, and I told her to send me a photo and resume because some day we would work together. Megan Loomis is playing fiddle for us and playing the old maid daughter. She's as wonderful now as she was then. She and Steve McIntyre were in the SWEENEY TODD tour with Judy Kaye.
I have an evening to myself! I can watch tv, catch up on LARKSPUR TO CANDLEFORD, and get an extra hour's sleep before seven AM and the laundry tomorrow morning.
Color me happy today.
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!!!! Page 4 Dance !!!!
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DR Elmore - I'm glad to hear that things are looking up! Enjoy your evening and day off and - BREATHE!
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I'm back from the Washington Shakespeare Theatre--as I noted to DR Jose, I've seen shows at two Shakespeare theatres in the last two weeks (Washington and Chicago) and have yet to see Shakespeare.
Anyway, I thought The Boys from Syracuse was great! And I'm crazy about Leslie Kritzer! As Jose mentioned, we saw her at the restaurant (Teaism). I told her how great she was in the show.
Thanks again to DR Jose for the ticket!
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I think "Sing for Your Supper" was my favorite song in the show.
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DR Elmore - I'm glad to hear that things are looking up! Enjoy your evening and day off and - BREATHE!
DITTO!
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DR Kevin quick healing vibes!!
Thanks, DR Jane! I got a few stares from people in the theatre. I guess my bandaid (above my eyebrow) is pretty conspicuous.
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DR elmore--glad to hear things went so well today!
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We had light snow flurries today & expect similar weather tomorrow. I'm relieved sun is that sunshine is expected for Monday & Tuesday. I would hate to have to cancel the gathering at my house on Tuesday due to snow.
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I forgot to mention it has been raining. At least the rain waited until the afternoon.
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DR Kevin quick healing vibes!!
Thanks, DR Jane! I got a few stares from people in the theatre. I guess my bandaid (above my eyebrow) is pretty conspicuous.
DR Kevin, hmmm...I can understand a second glance, but stares for a band-aid-lol.
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Glad you had a good day, Elmore.
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Thank you, DR Laura, and everybody else! I'm hopping on and off to HHW as I check out all the things I need to learn on the innernet. I want to crash soon and chill out the rest of the evening.
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A short history on daylight savings, plus a reminder to change the smoke & carbon dioxide alarms:
http://millvalley.patch.com/articles/turn-back-clocks-tonight-and-learn-some-daylight-saving-time-facts-51ae5f7a
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The last thing we need in Arizona in the summertime is MORE daylight. You all can have it!
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Yet you have some Native Americans who do want it. ;D
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They are welcome to it.
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Tomorrow morning I will not feel as if I slept later only that it will be lighter when I wake up, at least I hope it will be lighter out. I do not want to wake up too early.
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A short history on daylight savings, plus a reminder to change the smoke & carbon dioxide alarms:
http://millvalley.patch.com/articles/turn-back-clocks-tonight-and-learn-some-daylight-saving-time-facts-51ae5f7a
My smoke alarm was kind enough to remind me on it's own by beeping at me (because the old battery died).
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A short history on daylight savings, plus a reminder to change the smoke & carbon dioxide alarms:
http://millvalley.patch.com/articles/turn-back-clocks-tonight-and-learn-some-daylight-saving-time-facts-51ae5f7a
My smoke alarm was kind enough to remind me on it's own by beeping at me (cause the old battery died).
Do you know how old it is? The article said if they are ten years old they need to be replaced.
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I imagine it is fairly new, DR Jane, but it was already here when I moved into the apartment.
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Interviewed one of my favorite 1950s/1960s actors today, Paul Lukather, who, besides guest starring on every western ever made (it seems like), he starred in two very fun thrillers...DINOSAURUS (1960) and HANDS OF A STRANGER (1962).
Super nice guy, and of course he was one of Henry Willson's clients, also.
(http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/mbarnum/headshot.jpg)
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Good. :)
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TOD:
I don't like Richard Harris.
As for Sean Connery....any film where he took his shirt of is my favorite.
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DR JMK....Betsy would drool over Richard Harris?? Really?? Hmmm...I do have to question her taste. Now, Richard Harrison I could understand....but Richard Harris??
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DR MBarum we continue to watch CHEYENNE & are a bit baffled with something. I'm hoping you can solve the puzzle. In early episodes we used to joke & guess at which point Cheyenne would take his shirt off. About the same time the shirt stopped coming off a very obvious stunt double became a regular. While the fat stunt double is no longer there are still scenes where a double is used. Walker still looks & moves beautifully so we can't understand why a double is needed for him to jump out of a wagon.
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"Wonka' actor who played Violet's dad dies at 87".
(http://old.news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20111105/ap_en_ot/us_obit_leonard_stone)
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BK.
Hoping you can help me out.
You recorded an instrumental version of Fred Karlin's "Come Follow Follow Me" on "Cool & Classic: Great Film Themes From The 70's"
I was wondering if you would have the sheet music with the lyrics?
I have been trying to transcribe the lyrics from the only vocal recording (Springfield Revival) I have of the song but not all the lyrics are intelligible.
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"Wonka' actor who played Violet's dad dies at 87".
(http://old.news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20111105/ap_en_ot/us_obit_leonard_stone)
He was also nominated for a Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for Redhead
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BK.
Hoping you can help me out.
You recorded an instrumental version of Fred Karlin's "Come Follow Follow Me" on "Cool & Classic: Great Film Themes From The 70's"
I was wondering if you would have the sheet music with the lyrics?
I have been trying to transcribe the lyrics from the only vocal recording (Springfield Revival) I have of the song but not all the lyrics are intelligible.
I don't have it - I believe it was published - check eBay.
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I just decided to do nothing today and it was the right decision, even though it will make tomorrow very busy. Later tonight, I will figure out which music needs to be Xeroxed, but that's it.
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I had a very late or very early meal at Casa Vega with the Hollises. Great food, as always, and this time the table split some chili con queso dip that was out of this world - so, I'm VERY full right now. Picked up one package and an important envelope. And I've watched one motion picture and probably will go for another.
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"Wonka' actor who played Violet's dad dies at 87".
(http://old.news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20111105/ap_en_ot/us_obit_leonard_stone)
He was also nominated for a Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for Redhead
Thank you-too bad that wasn't mentioned.
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Kevin - Quick-healing vibes!
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DR MBarum we continue to watch CHEYENNE & are a bit baffled with something. I'm hoping you can solve the puzzle. In early episodes we used to joke & guess at which point Cheyenne would take his shirt off. About the same time the shirt stopped coming off a very obvious stunt double became a regular. While the fat stunt double is no longer there are still scenes where a double is used. Walker still looks & moves beautifully so we can't understand why a double is needed for him to jump out of a wagon.
Half the fun of watching CHEYENNE is trying to figure out which old movie the stock action footage come from.
In one episode that I recall, Walker changed clothes 20 minutes in so that in the next scene he could double Joel McCrea from COLORADO TERRITORY. It was so obvious that that was McCrea chasing the train.
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BK and I spent time with Clint Walker last month in Chicago. Nice man.
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Funny Druxy, we were oblivious to why he changed his clothes though we notice the changes.
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BK and I spent time with Clint Walker last month in Chicago. Nice man.
I would like to have met him. He seems like a nice man-nice to know he is.
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'night
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Funny Druxy, we were oblivious to why he changed his clothes though we notice the changes.
The 3rd episode of the 1st season is TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE (Walker in the Huston part) and a later episode is TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT...set against the Mexican revolution. Walker does the Bogart role.
Much of the dialogue from the movies is used in these episodes.
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Dealing with an incredible ASS at the site. He was fired there long ago and continues to pontificate as a user. He seems particularly full of himself lately, and is now arguing with me about Bossa Nova and Brazilian music. Who do you think might be better informed on those subjects, eh? ;)
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The really hilarious thing is he accuses me of "name dropping" (which I didn't do), and then lists off a number of musicians he's met, several of whom are/were personal friends and one of whom was a teacher of mine. :) I think I'll just let the ASS have the last word as he has in actuality been talking to himself all along.
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vibes for all
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DR Kevin quick healing vibes!!
Thanks, DR Jane! I got a few stares from people in the theatre. I guess my bandaid (above my eyebrow) is pretty conspicuous.
Kevin, the night before I started a job years ago, I had an incident with my cat Petey and he ended up scratching my face so bad I needed stitches ( he was trying to get away, it wasn't an attack). Since I needed a bandage, I decided to go with some superhero, don't remember which one at the moment. So instead of people acting all weird, they laughed. I liked that better
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I forgot to mention it has been raining. At least the rain waited until the afternoon.
I"m jealous
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DR Vixmom, I saw a really nice calendar of squirrel photos....I couldn't help but think of the Vixter
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The wedding reception was great. Lots of friends there. It was an occasion to dress up, so I did. I really don't dress up often. It took me about 20 minutes to find my black pumps, lol. But it was worth it. Lots of fun and fun
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Good Evening!
We had a really good second show.
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...However, about halfway through the first act, I could tell that the past week was starting to catch up with me. So... I think I'm just going to plan the rest of my packing, and head to bed sooner rather than later. -Then finish packing in the morning before I head in for tomorrow's shows.
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Vibes to your mom Jose~~~~~~
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Vibes to your mom Jose~~~~~~
Thank You, DR Cillaliz.
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Maybe we could have DtM and Jose's Moms room together and help each other heal. :)
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And it looks like my Mom will be released tomorrow afternoon, or Monday morning. My Dad hasn't been too forthcoming with all the medical details, but he seemed pretty sure that she was doing much better. -I just wish I wasn't so busy - and so tired - right now. I really would have liked to head down to Richmond to check in on her before leaving for L.A.
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Maybe we could have DtM and Jose's Moms room together and help each other heal. :)
:)
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Oh!
DR elmore - Ted Chapin was at tonight's performance.
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I don't know about any of the rest of you, but I am SO ready for an extra hour of sleep tonight.
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I'm glad I don't have the extra hour. It would be an extra hour of being awake.
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I believe we have an early contender for next year's Darwin Awards:
Hunter catches fire, falls off tree stand (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45178370/#.TrYMGfRKPWg)
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BK.
Hoping you can help me out.
You recorded an instrumental version of Fred Karlin's "Come Follow Follow Me" on "Cool & Classic: Great Film Themes From The 70's"
I was wondering if you would have the sheet music with the lyrics?
I have been trying to transcribe the lyrics from the only vocal recording (Springfield Revival) I have of the song but not all the lyrics are intelligible.
I don't have it - I believe it was published - check eBay.
Will do
Thanks
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BK.
Hoping you can help me out.
You recorded an instrumental version of Fred Karlin's "Come Follow Follow Me" on "Cool & Classic: Great Film Themes From The 70's"
I was wondering if you would have the sheet music with the lyrics?
I have been trying to transcribe the lyrics from the only vocal recording (Springfield Revival) I have of the song but not all the lyrics are intelligible.
I don't have it - I believe it was published - check eBay.
Will do
Thanks
I Googled this and ended up at the 1973 Academy Awards listings on IMDb. Why the frell was Jesus Christ Superstar nominated for some Special Award of Merit? I didn't even know they had/have that category.
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Best Porn Star beating a scaffolding made of pipes? ;)
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I don't know about any of the rest of you, but I am SO ready for an extra hour of sleep tonight.
Um... I'm MOST definitely looking forward to tonight's extra hour.
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And speaking of that extra hour....
Goodnight.
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Finished with my viewing. All music is ready for Xeroxing except for a couple of things in my car.
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