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Well, you've read the notes, the notes did not procrastinate, and now it is time for you to post until the cows come home - they've been procrastinating since the year 1.
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And the word of the day is: PROCRUSTEAN!
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Final List -192 souls, 193 entries*
Sabatini, Rafael (P 18)
Sabellico, Richard (P 18)
Sacca, Roberto (P 3)
Sacchi, Robert (P 8)
Sakamoto, Ryuchi (P 8)
Salazar, Roberto (P 16)
Sale, Richard (P 1)
Sambora, Richie (P 12)
Sampson, Ralph (P 18)
Sampson, Robert (P 6)
Sampson, Ryan (P 4)
Samson, Richard (P 7)
Samuels, Ron (P 8)
Sanchez, Roselyn (P 3)
Sanders, Richard (P 11)
Santoni, Reni (P 4)
Santorum (Blame Amy), Rick (P 11)
Sarstedt, Richard (P 1)
Sato, Reiko (P 6)
Saulsberry, Rodney (P 14)
Savas, Ragip (P 3)
Sawyer, Ray (P 1)
Sayer, Rose (P 8)
Scamardella, Rose Ann (P 10)
Scarry, Richard (P 10)
Scheider, Roy (P 3)
Schell, Ronnie (P 8)
Scherer, Ray (P 18)
Scherer, Roy (P 7)
Schickel, Richard (P 10)
Schimmel, Robert (P 11)
Schneider, Rob (P 3)
Schneider, Romy (P 7)
Schrambling, Regina (P 3)
Schroder, Rick(y) (P 3 )
Schull, Rebecca (P 3 )
Schuller, Robert (P 3)
Schumann, Robert (P 5)
Schwarz, Robert (P 14)
Scinto, Robert (P 14)
Scott, Randolph (P 3)
Scott, Raymond (P 6)
Scott, Raymond (P 7)
Scott, Ridley (P 2 )
Scotto, Renata (P 8)
Scotto, Rosanna (P 18)
Seacrest, Ryan (P 1 )
Searle, Ronald (P 5)
Sedgwick, Robert (P 11)
Segall, Ricky (P 2)
Segar, Robert (P 1)
Seigel, Robert (P 11)
Seneskey, Ralph (P 5)
Serkin, Rudolph (P 9)
Serling, Rod (P 1)
Sessions, Roger (P 1)
Seth, Roshan (P 8)
Sewell, Rufus (P 6)
Sexsmith, Ron (P 10)
Shankar, Ravi (P 1 )
Shante, Roxanne (P 12)
Shapiro, Robert (P 15)
Sharkey, Ray (P 6)
Sharon, Ralph (P 2 )
Shaw, Raymond (P 6)
Shaw, Reta (P 5)
Shaw, Rick (P 3)
Shaw, Robert (P 3) (Mus'cian)
Shaw, Roland (P 6)
Shaw, Ryan (P 8)
Shaw , Robert (P 11) (Actor)
Shayne, Robert (P )
Shayne, Ruell (P 13)
Shchedrin, Rodion (P 1)
Shear, Rhonda (P 18)
Shell, Ray (P 2)
Shelton, Reid (P 10)
Sher, Robert (P 3)
Sherbedgia, Rade (P 2)
Sherman, Richard (P 1)
Sherman, Robert (P 1 )
Sherman, Roger (P 2)
Sherwood, Robert (P 3)
Sherwood, Roberta (P 1 )
Sherwood, Ruth (P 5)
Shilts, Randy (P 2 )
Shoberg, Richard (P 14)
Shore, Roberta (P 5)
Shull, Richard B. (P 7)
Shyder, Ritch (P 11)
Siegel, Ron (P 4)
Silveira, Ricardo (P 7)
Silver, Ron (P 2 )
Silverberg, Robert (P 10)
Simmons, Richard (P 2)
Simmons, Richard (P 13) (Actor)
Simmons, Russell (P 11)
Simon, Rick (P 6)
Simon, Robert (P 18)
Simon, Roger (P 17)
Simpson, Roland (P 5)
Sinclair, Robbie (P 10)
Six, Robert (P 18)
Skeeter, Rita (P 6)
Skelton, Red (P 1)
Skelton, Roy (P 4)
Skinner, Randy (P 1)
Slade, Roy (P 18)
Slattery, Richard X. (P 18)
Slattery, Ryan (P 8)
Smale, Robert (P 16)
Smigal, Robert (P 18)
Smith, Reggie (P 8)
Smith, Rex (P 1)
Smith, Ricky (P 8)
Smith, Robert (P 2)
Smith, Roger (P 1 )
Smith, Roland (P 8)
Smith, Rollin (P 9)
Smith, Roy (P 7)
Soderberg, Robert (P 15)
Sofer, Rena (P 7)
Sokolov, Raymond (P 5)
Song, River, Professor (P 4)
Sorenson, Rickie (P 7)
Sovine, Red (P 12)
Sparks, Randy (P 1)
Spector, Ronnie (P 7)
Spektor, Regina (P 2)
Springfield, Rick (P 1)
Spurlock, Robert (P 10)
St. John, Rex (P 18)
Stack, Robert (P 3)
Stallworth, Roger (P 9)
Stamos, Rebecca (P 3)
Stark, Ray (P 2 )
Starkey, Richard (P 1)
Starr, Ricky (P 15)
Starr, Ringo (P 2 )
Starr, Ron (P 8)
Staton, Rebekah (P 4 )
Staubach, Roger (P 9)
Steagall, Red (P 8)
Steamboat, Ricky (P 10)
Steele, Remington (P 9)
Steiger, Rod (P 2)
Steiger, Rod (corrected spelling) (P 9)
Stein, Ronald (P 5)
Steiner, Rodolph (P 10)
Sterling, Robert (P 1 )
Stern, Richard Martin (P 1)
Stetson, Rex (P 5)
Stevens, Ray (P 1)
Stevens, Ricky (P 2)
Stevens, Rise (P 2)
Stevens, Robert (P 6)
Stevens, Roger (P 18)
Stevens, Ruby (P 8)
Stevenson, Robert (P 4) (Actor)
Stevenson, Robert (P 4) (Director )
Stevenson, Robert Louis (P 3)
Stewart, Randy (P 6)
Stewart, Rod (P 2)
Stigwood, Robert (P 1 )
Stilgoe, Richard (P 8)
Stilwell, Richard (P 9)
Stine, R. L. (P 5)
Stoddard, Ransom (P 10)
Stolzman, Richard (P 11)
Stone, Robert (P 1)
Stone, Robin (P 4)
Stoneham, Randee (P 10)
Stones, Rolling (P 1)
Storm, Rory (P 8)
Stout, Rex (P 4)
Stover, Russell (P 2 )
Strasser, Robin (P 5)
Strasser, Robin (P 6)
Stratton, Ricky (P 7)
Strauss, Richard (P 2)
Strauss, Robert (P 2)
Stricklyn, Ray (P 5)
Strober, Rena (P 7)
Strom, Robert (P 18)
Strong, Rider (P 6)
Strong, Roland (P 12)
Stroupe, Z. Randall (P 3)
Studdard, Ruben (P 2)
Swan, Raymond (P 6)
Sweeney, Reno (P 11)
Sweeney, Roscoe (P 12)
Swenson, Ruth Ann (P 8)
Symons, Red (P 12)
der Brucer
*Amy's Rick Santorum has no soul
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Great job everyone! And if you think of any more, do 'em today.
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The air cooled down everything really quickly, and I've now shut it off.
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Welcome sixteen GUESTS.
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And the word of the day is: PROCRUSTEAN!
A person who is an avid fan of:
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der Brucer
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TOD
Political book - Atlas Shrugged
Political Play - Inherit the Wind
Political Movie - Advise and Consent
der Brucer
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Does anybody still wear a hat?
Well, they shouldn't!
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der Brucer
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Favorite political musicals: 1776 and (although, I've never seen it, I only have the CD) The Fix.
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For Singbride:
PRESS TELEGRAM (http://www.presstelegram.com/news/ci_9662314)
Marriage marathon in West Hollywood
…
The gay wedding boom is also good for business. Tom Rosa, owner of the Cake And Art bakery in West Hollywood, which specializes in custom-designed cakes, said business has tripled in the last week, and on one day he did as many consultations as he usually does in a month.
Rainbow-colored cakes are popular, but some couples are wild for a silver-studded all black cake, said Rosa, who baked four cakes for same-sex couples marrying at West Hollywood Park.
der Brucer
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Perhaps bk should consider setting aside as a topic of the day: THE WEDDING PLANS
Posters would be invited to contribute their suggestions as to:
Processional
Designer ideas for Singdaw
Designer ideas for Singdaw's "other"
Suggestions for the ceremony
Guest Wedding soloist and number?
Who should offer a few words from our sponsor?
Recessional
Reception thoughts?
Honeymoon ideas?
der Brucer
My nomination for guest soloist will be Barbara Cook singing "Glitter and Be Gay"
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Umm... that's OK. But thanks anyway! :)
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TOD:
Film: The Manchurian Candidate - the original.
Play [& television adaptation]: Tony Kushner's Angels in America.
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WOD:
Procrustean? At HHW?
You make me laugh... ;D
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THANKS again to DRs SWW and dB for maintining the Initials GameTM compilation lists! :)
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Thanks to DR TPunk for posting all the Guys & Dolls cast photos! What fun!!! :D
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A procrustean pastime at HHW:
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der Brucer
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Good morning, all! I'm off to Toyland for another round of edits and a discussion of the Volume Two layout. Dependng on whether a check arrives in today's mail, I am debating telling a client that I will be doing no more work for him. After a week of "the check's in the mail" - and it's now eleven days of it - I'm not sure if the deception's coming from the client or his accountant, but I'm in a tight financial bind until this check arrives, and much as I like working, I don't need tsuris from anyone.
TOD:
Plays & Musicals: 1776, Li'l Abner, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue (Score only), Candide, Inherit the Wind
Book: And The Band Played On, The Abbess of Crewe, All the President's Men
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Good Morning!
I'm up, I'm up... And I'm soooo glad I didn't have to take my laptop down to the hotel lobby this morning to reset(?) my internet connection.
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Good Morning!
I'm up, I'm up... And I'm soooo glad I didn't have to take my laptop down to the hotel lobby this morning to reset(?) my internet connection.
Hmm, sounds like there is a story there!
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Hmm, sounds like there is a story there!
Not this week.
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As for the Topic of the Day... Well... I'll have to ponder it while I'm in rehearsal today. And speaking of rehearsal, I should get ready to head out. So...
Laters...
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A question for Broadway musical experts:
Was there never a Original Broadway Cast recording of MISS SAIGON? I find the London Cast recordings and a 1995 Studio Cast recording, but nothing about Broadway.
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DR JoseSPiano seems to be all work and no play. :(
What's the point of being in Florida? ;)
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No, DR TCB - there was no OBC of Miss Saigon, just as there was no OBC of Phantom.
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"...and if ONE MORE PERSON comments about my wild hair, I'm going to summon all the dogs in the area with this white plastic flute! So don't say you haven't been warned!"
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photo: Hamlet
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DR Jose, two of your proteges, Nick Dalton and Matthew Morrison, in BROADWAY BARES!
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Political movies?
I, too, love THE BEST MAN. I wish they'd put it out on DVD.
Also like ALL THE KING'S MEN (with my late friend Broderick Crawford), BULWORTH and THE CANDIDATE.
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"...and if ONE MORE PERSON comments about my wild hair, I'm going to summon all the dogs in the area with this white plastic flute! So don't say you haven't been warned!"
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photo: Hamlet
I just love what the humidity does to my hair!
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Good morning one and all!
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Yes, lovely pics from DR TPUNK's run of GUYS AND DOLLS....
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DR ELMORE thanks for the illustrated EMAIL.....you New York people have some strange and wonderful customs.
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and I see that got us to page 2!
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Great pictures TPunk!
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TOD:
Book and movie - The Manchurian Candidate (original movie)
Book and movie - Winter Kills
Book and movie - Advise and Consent
Play - Stuff Happens, State of the Union
Lots of others, including those already mentioned......
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TOD:
I have always liked
All the President's Men
1776
Inherit the Wind
I have mixed opinions on Primary Colors.
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I will have to seek out Advise and Consent. I am aware of the movie but I have not seen it.
Manchurian Candidate is excellent.
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Jrand, how is Merlin?
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Great job everyone! And if you think of any more, do 'em today.
Dang, I was thinking of some on my way in to work, and forgot them.
Oh, and der B, I hope you notice that I DID apoligize for mentioning Rich Scumbag Rick Santorum.
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I loved seeing T-Punk in her many costumes. Wish I could have seen the show!
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Welcome home, Ginny! I'm sending a few nubians your way via Fed-X ground.
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THANKS again to DRs SWW and dB for maintining the Initials GameTM compilation lists! :)
Although the two Raymond Scotts are one and the same...
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TOD:
BOB ROBERTS (I have a fondness for it since I saw it on my first official "date" with my DH.)
THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (original)
There must be more but I can't think of any until my caffeine/sinus meds kick in.
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Actually, Raymond Scott did lead somewhat of a "double life", so maybe it's OK to have two of him.
One can never have enough Raymond Scott!
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And the word of the day is: PROCRUSTEAN!
Which, if you blend it with the title of today's notes, you come up with PROCRUSTINATION: to produce conformity by violent or arbitrary means, but very slowly.
Good things should not be rushed, after all!
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Oh, another film for TOD:
The Lion in Winter
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Just back from the dentist.
No cavities! ;D
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Ah, I remembered one!
Ricky Skaggs
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On tv tonight for me:
Canadian Idol.
Hell's Kitchen.
I will probably try In Plain Sight again.
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TOD:
...I have mixed opinions on Primary Colors.
So, you would rather have them mixed into Orange, Purple, and Green?
::)
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TOD:
BOB ROBERTS (I have a fondness for it since I saw it on my first official "date" with my DH.)
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And what exactly happened on your first "unofficial" date?
But be ladylike about it! :-*
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But be ladylike about it!
Why? ;D
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RE: tv tonight.
I forgot there is a premiere of a new game show:
I SURVIVED A JAPANESE GAME SHOW (or some similar title).
I don't really think i will like it. But i'm going to record it.
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Good morning!
Wow! Another cool evening and morning! Couldn't believe my luck. This HAS to be the last of them, however. I see temps going into the 90s for the next week, and it's hard to cool down even a night from highs like those.
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So much for having a second day off.
Yesterday, before der B and I headed to the store for a few items, there was a call from work, asking me to come in this afternoon and work from 3:30 to 9:30.
So, when we got to the store, I confirmed that I'll be there.
Looking over the daily schedule while Michelle (the assistant front end manager) made the appropriate notes, I asked what had happened.
"Oh, one of the girls didn't show up tonight and didn't call in, so we want to make sure we're covered."
She pointed to the name of the particular flake. "I don't think I've met her," I commented.
"And you probably never will," Michelle shook her head.
We're having lots of this kind of fun this summer. Just last Saturday I learned that one of the new gay guys on registers has been fired, for perpetual tardiness (a daily occurance for him, apparently). And there have been a few others who have quickly disappeared.
Just as well. We're also at the start of Russian Students Who Want To Work In The States Because We Pay So Well time, and have picked up a couple or three cashiers from that pool, including a fellow named Sergay, who resembles a young and cute Garrison Keillor, if that isn't too much of a contradiction.
Life at the store remains interesting.
Der B and I will still have time to go to the Farmer's Market - we'll just have to go early, instead of later.
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Zilch on TV for me tonight. The NCIS episode is a rerun from last season which I recentl rewatched from the DVD set. So nothing of interest for me.
This is good since I need seriously to finish MAD MEN today. The Criterions involving Mishima come out a week from today, and I need to get to work on them. WALKER, TEXAS RANGER-Season Five is also a July 1 release, and it's a 7-disc set. Argh!
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Quote from: S. Woody White on Today at 07:21:07am
But be ladylike about it!
Why? ;D
Because you need the competition, swingpaw, because you need the competition!
;D
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I need to do some double-checking and correcting on that list from yesterday.
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TOD: Films
THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE
ALL THE PRESIDENT'S MEN
ALL THE KING'S MEN (original version)
ADVISE AND CONSCENT
INHERIT THE WIND
1776
MY FELLOW AMERICANS
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I may be adding NIXON to the list. It's scheduled to be the next Disney Blu-ray I'll be reviewing, but it hasn't arrived yet, and I never saw it in the theater.
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Just back from the dentist.
No cavities! ;D
Where was he looking?
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Page Three Dorothy and Toto Dance!!!
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Tuesday morning greetings! I have been visited by a home care nurse (I thought that was for old people ::) ) and inhaled 3 cups of good coffee. Hospital coffee leaves a lot to be desired. Richard is at the nearby Episcopal church teaching their Tuesday morning Bible study and Rob is here mom-sitting.
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Just checking in.
I had somehow missed the sad news about Amy's cousin. Condolences from us to your family, Amy
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Where was he looking?
For love, in all the wrong places?
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Welcome home, Ginny! I'm sending a few nubians your way via Fed-X ground.
Thanks, DR Edi! Do they look like the guys in the picture that DR Elmore posted earlier?
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And what exactly happened on your first "unofficial" date?
We wrangled ants, swept floors, fed pigs, painted the face of an actor with liquid paper substitute and then hit him with giant typwriter keys, cooked pancakes for a crew over an open fire in the NC mountains, marched in a Founder's Day parade in Iowa, drank lots of coffee, rode in gondolas in Texas, spied on bingo players in Missouri while being spied upon by a curious cat, and were attacked by teamsters in St. Louis, and plotted revenge on a tyrannical director. Basically, we happened to fall in love while working on a lot of very strange jobs together.
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TOD - The American President
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My all time favorite political movie is the 2001 Bollywood film NAYAK.
It is the film that brought us the wonderful song SHAKALAK BOOM, BOOM.
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When I got into my car this morning a large, huge spider scamperd from the passenger seat to the floor. He is still wandering around inside my car. I am not pleased.
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Thank you all for the rest of the condolences. I won't be able to go to the memorial service but I was glad to hear that the family, even though they are against cremation, honored my cousin's wishes, which she apparently expressed to her step-father years ago.
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Amy, I can't recall if I stated my condolences on your cousin, either. What a sad story of how she ended up. I am sorry.
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Thanks, DR Edi! Do they look like the guys in the picture that DR Elmore posted earlier?
No, sorry. If they had, I probably would have kept them here in the editing room!
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Dependent upon who you listen to, DR MBarnum, that spider may be an omen of good luck for you.
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It could have been a "money spider".
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I have played many a strange wedding request in my life, two of the more memorable being:
The daughter of a hippie couple was getting hitched outdoors in Portland's beautiful Washington Park Rose Gardens. Their bridal march? Stairway to Heaven.
One of my favorite weddings ever was a couple where the groom owned one of Portland's little "art house" movie theaters (in fact, I remember it was showing "Land of the Pharoahs" when they came to see me to plan the music). Because he owned the movie house, he wanted all of the music in the service to be from films. It turned out he was a big Lani Hall fan (he saw my Mendes CD collection when he came), so he had me sing "Never Say Never Again" as seating music, but the best part was he had me play Monty Norman's 007 Theme for his entrance and he came running down the aisle in various Bond poses holding a toy gun! It was actually cute, as weird as it sounds.
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a "money spider"
Do they weave legal currency?
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WOD:
Procrustean? At HHW?
You make me laugh... ;D
You said it, Toots!
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I'm a day or two behind MattH (blame the site I review for, which either gets things ridiculously early--like months--or a day or two before street date), so I just started MAD MEN last night. Nice reveal at the end of Episode 1. I assume Draper and Ms. JAP (that's a technical term) are going to get involved.
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..., but the best part was he had me play Monty Norman's 007 Theme for his entrance and he came running down the aisle in various Bond poses holding a toy gun! It was actually cute, as weird as it sounds.
Rather, John Barry's arrangement/salvation of Monty Norman's 007 theme.
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Also finished FANNY, which despite some lovely cinematography and nice underscore, left me somewhat underwhelmed. What is with Joshua Logan and these looming close-ups of people's nostrils?
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The kids and I also started watching another gigantic boxed set I have to review, the anime series FINAL FANTASY, which I assumed would look like the CGI feature film. Ummmmm.....not.
We also have NOIR, another anime series which is supposed to have a great score, to check out today. And I have a new Criterion release of the only film Mishima made.
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For you musical theater fans (and who here isn't? ;) )--I am currently MDing and, heaven forfend, directing, a Revue that is being presented at a neat little theater out on Portland's far east side at Mt. Hood Community College (where the well-known Mt. Hood Jazz Festival is held every year). Anyhoo, in the unbelievable department--they asked me to put together a Revue, which I thought would be easy. Hire a few friends, ask them what tunes they want to do, then string them together in a coherent way. But NOOOOOO. They are doing "Bus Stop" as their dramatic presentation those weeks and decided I needed to build the show around the "Bus Stop" set. Isn't that insane? So I had to tweak the songs the actors asked to do (plus some interpolations I forced on them, like my arrrangement of Another Hundred People/West End Avenue), and come up with a plot that plops all of these folk down in the "Bus Stop Cafe." Oy.
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Various people tried to help her over the years. (I used to fantasize about going to Boulder to find her and try to help her anonymously, but it was something I never had the resources to do.) I don't think there was ever any real stability in her life out there, and she apparently wasn't capable of functioning completely on her own. I think various people out there looked out for her over the years, but I'm not sure it was altruistic or because they knew she had a big trust fund. I imagine that some of my familiy members are probably feeling guilty, too, that they didn't do more, but they probably would have had to abandon their lives entirely to be able to care for her properly.
It's hard to understand how someone who seemed to have everything going for her could end up like she did. I have to just believe that she is at peace, now.
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I have played many a strange wedding request in my life
The man who married us (my editor Friend John's father) had the song "Comfortably Numb" played at his wedding.
So he didn't mind that we had a steel drum band at ours!
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come up with a plot that plops all of these folk down in the "Bus Stop Cafe." Oy.
That's a brilliant solution, JMK!
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DR Edi - we have a woman who frequents the library where I work whom we suspect is much like your cousin. A couple of years ago, some of her family members asked us to become part of their intervention and we spent a lot of time debating the ethics of library staff becoming involved.
There's only so much we can do for members of our extended families, as I'm learning with my aunt who lives nearby.
I hope you have some fond memories that will comfort you today.
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Gonna move back to my Cleopatra couch for a while and await my Nubians. I'll stay logged in, but might be quiet for while.
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I'm a day or two behind MattH (blame the site I review for, which either gets things ridiculously early--like months--or a day or two before street date), so I just started MAD MEN last night. Nice reveal at the end of Episode 1. I assume Draper and Ms. JAP (that's a technical term) are going to get involved.
It's an interesting relationship, one I wish had been dealt with even more than they do.
Yes, it's maddening having to wait for review copies to be shipped after already going to someone else first. My Criterions are like that. They go through a middle man. Thankfully, the Disney and Paramount stuff comes direct saving me much needed time.
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Spoo!
Page Four Dance!
(no time for a WIZARD OF OZ dance).
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Now, I'm heading down to get cleaned up for lunch out with best friend John. We weren't able to manage it yesterday, so we're doing it today instead.
WBBL.
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The Corrected List, with 195 Entries!
Sabatini, Rafael (P 18)
Sabellico, Richard (P 18)
Sacca, Roberto (P 3)
Sacchi, Robert (P 8)
Sakamoto, Ryuchi (P 8)
Salazar, Roberto (P 16)
Sale, Richard (P 1)
Sambora, Richie (P 12)
Sampson, Ralph (P 18)
Sampson, Robert (P 6)
Sampson, Ryan (P 4)
Samson, Richard (P 7)
Samuels, Ron (P 8)
Sanchez, Roselyn (P 3)
Sanders, Richard (P 11)
Santoni, Reni (P 4)
Santorum (Blame Amy), Rick (P 11)
Sarstedt, Richard (P 1)
Sato, Reiko (P 6)
Saulsberry, Rodney (P 14)
Savas, Ragip (P 3)
Sawyer, Ray (P 1)
Sayer, Rose (P 8)
Scamardella, Rose Ann (P 10)
Scarry, Richard (P 10)
Scheider, Roy (P 3)
Schell, Ronnie (P 8)
Scherer, Ray (P 18)
Scherer, Roy (P 7)
Schickel, Richard (P 10)
Schimmel, Robert (P 11)
Schneider, Rob (P 3)
Schneider, Romy (P 7)
Schrambling, Regina (P 3)
Schroder, Rick(y) (P 3 )
Schull, Rebecca (P 3 )
Schuller, Robert (P 3)
Schumann, Robert (P 5)
Schwarz, Robert (P 14)
Scinto, Robert (P 14)
Scott, Randolph (P 3)
Scott, Raymond (P 6)
Scott, Ridley (P 2 )
Scotto, Renata (P 8)
Scotto, Rosanna (P 18)
Seacrest, Ryan (P 1 )
Searle, Ronald (P 5)
Sedgwick, Robert (P 11)
Segall, Ricky (P 2)
Segar, Robert (P 1)
Seigel, Robert (P 11)
Seneskey, Ralph (P 5)
Serkin, Rudolph (P 9)
Serling, Rod (P 1)
Sessions, Roger (P 1)
Seth, Roshan (P 8)
Sewell, Rufus (P 6)
Sexsmith, Ron (P 10)
Shankar, Ravi (P 1 )
Shante, Roxanne (P 12)
Shapiro, Richard (P 15)
Shapiro, Robert (15)
Sharkey, Ray (P 6)
Sharon, Ralph (P 2 )
Shaw, Raymond (P 6)
Shaw, Reta (P 5)
Shaw, Rick (P 3)
Shaw, Robert (P 3) (Mus'cian)
Shaw, Robert (actor) (11)
Shaw, Roland (P 6)
Shaw, Ryan (P 8)
Shaw , Robert (P 11) (Actor)
Shayne, Robert (P 17)
Shayne, Ruell (P 13)
Shchedrin, Rodion (P 1)
Shear, Rhonda (P 18)
Shell, Ray (P 2)
Shelton, Reid (P 10)
Sher, Robert (P 3)
Sherbedgia, Rade (P 2)
Sherman, Richard (P 1)
Sherman, Robert (P 1 )
Sherman, Roger (P 2)
Sherwood, Robert (P 3)
Sherwood, Roberta (P 1 )
Sherwood, Ruth (P 5)
Shilts, Randy (P 2 )
Shoberg, Richard (P 14)
Shore, Roberta (P 5)
Shull, Richard B. (P 7)
Shyder, Ritch (P 11)
Siegel, Ron (P 4)
Silveira, Ricardo (P 7)
Silver, Ron (P 2 )
Silverberg, Robert (P 10)
Simmons, Richard (P 2)
Simmons, Richard (P 13) (Actor)
Simmons, Russell (P 11)
Simon, Rick (P 6)
Simon, Robert (P 18)
Simon, Roger (P 17)
Simpson, Roland (P 5)
Sinclair, Robbie (P 10)
Six, Robert (P 18)
Skaggs, Ricky (Tues)
Skeeter, Rita (P 6)
Skelton, Red (P 1)
Skelton, Roy (P 4)
Skinner, Randy (P 1)
Slade, Roy (P 18)
Slattery, Richard X. (P 18)
Slattery, Ryan (P 8)
Smale, Robert (P 16)
Smigal, Robert (P 18)
Smith, Reggie (P 8)
Smith, Rex (P 1)
Smith, Ricky (P 8)
Smith, Robert (P 2)
Smith, Roger (P 1 )
Smith, Roger (manufacturer) (18)
Smith, Roland (P 8)
Smith, Rollin (P 9)
Smith, Roy (P 7)
Soderberg, Robert (P 15)
Sofer, Rena (P 7)
Sokolov, Raymond (P 5)
Song, River, Professor (P 4)
Sorenson, Rickie (P 7)
Sovine, Red (P 12)
Sparks, Randy (P 1)
Spector, Ronnie (P 7)
Spektor, Regina (P 2)
Springfield, Rick (P 1)
Spurlock, Robert (P 10)
St. John, Rex (P 18)
Stack, Robert (P 3)
Stallworth, Roger (P 9)
Stamos, Rebecca (P 3)
Stark, Ray (P 2 )
Starkey, Richard (P 1)
Starr, Ricky (P 15)
Starr, Ringo (P 2 )
Starr, Ron (P 8)
Staton, Rebekah (P 4 )
Staubach, Roger (P 9)
Steagall, Red (P 8)
Steamboat, Ricky (P 10)
Steele, Remington (P 9)
Steiger, Rod (P 2)
Stein, Ronald (P 5)
Steiner, Rodolph (P 10)
Sterling, Robert (P 1 )
Stern, Richard Martin (P 1)
Stetson, Rex (P 5)
Stevens, Ray (P 1)
Stevens, Ricky (P 2)
Stevens, Rise (P 2)
Stevens, Robert (P 6)
Stevens, Roger L. (P 18)
Stevens, Ruby (P 8)
Stevenson, Robert (P 4) (Actor)
Stevenson, Robert (P 4) (Director )
Stevenson, Robert Louis (P 3)
Stewart, Randy (P 6)
Stewart, Rod (P 2)
Stigwood, Robert (P 1 )
Stilgoe, Richard (P 8)
Stilwell, Richard (P 9)
Stine, R. L. (P 5)
Stoddard, Ransom (P 10)
Stolzman, Richard (P 11)
Stone, Robert (P 1)
Stone, Robin (P 4)
Stoneham, Randee (P 10)
Stones, Rolling (P 1)
Storm, Rory (P 8)
Stout, Rex (P 4)
Stover, Russell (P 2 )
Strasser, Robin (P 5)
Strasser, Robin (P 6)
Stratton, Ricky (P 7)
Strauss, Richard (P 2)
Strauss, Robert (P 2)
Stricklyn, Ray (P 5)
Strober, Rena (P 7)
Strom, Robert (P 18)
Strong, Rider (P 6)
Strong, Roland (P 12)
Stroupe, Z. Randall (P 3)
Studdard, Ruben (P 2)
Swan, Raymond (P 6)
Sweeney, Reno (P 11)
Sweeney, Roscoe (P 12)
Swenson, Ruth Ann (P 8)
Symons, Red (P 12)
(Part of what gets tricky on these games is duplicate names - DRs submitting names that have been entered before, but also people with the same name, and needing to be entered twice.)
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DR George:
I agree about last Friday's Doctor Who episode - great start for a two-parter!
I'd tell you who all is going to be involved with the season finale, but that would be a spoiler. Let's just say that Russel T. Davies is ending his term as producer with a real bang!
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You have done an admirable job of keeping track!
Now, if we can only get a few more today, we might reach 200!
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I'm up, I'm up. I slept pretty well last night. I also had a very strange dream. I was at some restaurant or place or something, and I ran into Stewart Granger, who looked older (he had hair dye covering his famous huge gray sideburns). We sat and talked and I told him what was an endless version of the story of when I had to go to a chiropractor and he was coming out of the room on my first visit. For some reason it took about an hour to tell a two-line story but he was very gracious and listened and we were like long lost buddies, and we agreed to stay in touch. I went back to the people I was with, and when we were leaving I caught a glimpse of Stewart Granger walking down the street. One of his legs was a peg leg, like Long John Silver, one of his legs was real, and he had a third prosthetic leg which was just sort of dragging along. I wondered why I hadn't noticed that at the table during our chat.
Now, I wasn't thinking of Stewart Granger, I haven't seen Stewart Granger in a film in ages, I didn't watch Long John Silver recently, so what the HELL was I dreaming?
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This morning I went for a walk. A very slow walk. One that involved sitting at times.
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And this is what I saw:
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(http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w247/SaltonSeaTrip/tortoise.jpg)
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I can't decide if Stewart Granger's Third Leg or Stewart Granger's Prosthetic Leg will be the title of my next novel.
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I guess that depends - will it be porn?
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Wow, DearReaderLaura DR! I'm impressed and thankful that you have photos to share with us, after that ordeal!
Here's hoping that the walks get quicker and less painful before too long!
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I suppose I shall now do a couple of errands, after which I shall return for a while, then be on my way to lunch with Mr. Gordon Hunt.
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Welcome ten GUESTS.
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I'd better get going... Farmer's Market, and then to work!
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Thanks, Singdaw. I kept up with the tortoise pretty well!
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Back from errands.
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Richard Sarafian, director of the 1966 Batman film.
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Four more and we crack 200, baby.
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Robert Swink - Oscar-nominated film editor (Funny Girl, The Collector, The Children's Hour, The In-Laws, Friendly Persuasion, and the movie I viewed last night, The Best Man, etc.)
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Three more and we crack 200, baby.
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Rudolph Sternad - Oscar-nominated production designer (It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, Judgment At Nuremburg, Inherit The Wind, High Noon, and our beloved The 5000 Fingers Of Dr. T).
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Two more and we crack 200, baby.
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Ragnar Segno, Del Segno's Indian cousin. Never mind.
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Guitarist Richard Scherer.
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Never mind.
Must be a friend of DR MBarnum's! 8)
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What's Del's favorite Goffin-King tune?
Goin' Back
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What's Del's favorite movie?
Signs
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What's Del's favorite gruesome celebrity death?
Jayne Mansfield's de-capo-tation
OK, all done now. ;)
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Stryper drummer Robert Sweet
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Stryper drummer Robert Sweet
I somehow sensed you were a Stryper fan.
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I somehow sensed you were a Stryper fan.
(http://forums.norcalfishing.com/albums/album01/norcalGallery_LV_lakeRecord_striper_howard.jpg)
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Robert Surtees-Oscar winning cinematographer (Ben Hur among others)
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Good luck to all on your endeavors to crack the mystical "200" on the RS game.
What happens when it happens? Will there be fireworks? A party? With a band?
Will there be prizes?
Is there some sort of glory?
Enquiring minds need to know these things! :)
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I somehow sensed you were a Stryper fan.
Hah! Not a chance, but I scheduled them for interviews several times when I worked at the Video Music Channel in the mid-80's.
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I might be a fan of the fish, if it was edible!
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Good luck to all on your endeavors to crack the mystical "200" on the RS game.
I think we already done dood it!
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That reminds me of when my mother used to teach in the elementary schools. She was a stickler for correct grammar. (Don't judge by me!) She asked a little boy if he had done his homework.
"Yes, man, I done did it".
Mom: "WHAT did you say??"
Kid: (Gasps) "I mean...I HAVE done did it!"
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DR George:
I agree about last Friday's Doctor Who episode - great start for a two-parter!
I'd tell you who all is going to be involved with the season finale, but that would be a spoiler. Let's just say that Russel T. Davies is ending his term as producer with a real bang!
Cool! I'd heard that RTD was not going to be with the show anymore. I just hope that it at least stays as good as it's been.
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Enquiring minds need to know these things!
A bevy of beauties will descend upon your cubicle, performing cartwheels, lighting sparklers, and generally dispensing confetti and merriment.
Cake will be served. A good time will be had by all.
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A bevy of beauties will descend upon your cubicle, performing cartwheels, lighting sparklers, and generally dispensing confetti and merriment.
Cake will be served. A good time will be had by all.
I guess we'll just agree to call you "Good Time", then! :D
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A question for Broadway musical experts:
Was there never a Original Broadway Cast recording of MISS SAIGON? I find the London Cast recordings and a 1995 Studio Cast recording, but nothing about Broadway.
No, DR TCB - there was no OBC of Miss Saigon, just as there was no OBC of Phantom.
Neither Starlight Express nor Aspects of Love had OBCs, either.
Maybe that's a good thing. ::)
;)
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It has been a SUCKY morning.
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For the first time since - can you believe it - last Thursday, I took a shower and washed my hair. I feel almost human again and now know how my DH and DS felt after returning from a week at Boy Scout camp.
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No, DR TCB - there was no OBC of Miss Saigon, just as there was no OBC of Phantom.Neither Starlight Express nor Aspects of Love had OBCs, either.
Maybe that's a good thing. ::)
;)
MAYbe? :-*
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I am SO looking forward to next week.
SO looking forward!
Sigh.
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One good thing: I had a fairly decent bowel movement this morning.
That's SOMEthing!
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Dependent upon who you listen to, DR MBarnum, that spider may be an omen of good luck for you.
Well, I suspect it will be an omen of bad luck as it will likely crawl on my while I am driving on the freeway, scaring the bejeebers out of me thus causing a multi car pile-up on I-5 with my poor Hyundai and I at the bottom of the twisted wreckage.
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I had a fairly decent bowel movement this morning.
No pictures from your new[ish] camera?
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{{{{{DR Ron Pulliam}}}}}
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I guess we'll just agree to call you "Good Time", then! :D
Sorry; I will not be among the bevy of beauties. :P
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The Dream O Matic 6000 says that MR BK's nocturnal muses indicate a desire to visit Old Blighty but is unable to find a way to make it happen. He will stay home with friends, but still yearn to travel, even though he views those from foreign lands as somewhat un-enlightened.
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Spiders can also sometimes portend bad news, DR MBARNUM.....so you might expect a gloomy email or telephone call.
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Excellent - we passed 200.
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Excellent - we passed 200.
We are the most popular site on the world wide web!!
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One good thing: I had a fairly decent bowel movement this morning.
That's SOMEthing!
Umm...thanks for sharing. :-X
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PASSING 200 - the new sequel to PASSING STRANGE.
Come to think of it, I have some bad Stew once, and I was passing strange.
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I thank me for playing Too Much Information.
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(http://forums.norcalfishing.com/albums/album01/norcalGallery_LV_lakeRecord_striper_howard.jpg)
Ah, but you should have seen the one that got away!
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I think we may need to have a run-off between DRs Ron Pulliam and FJL...
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Sabatini, Rafael (P 18)
Sabellico, Richard (P 18)
Sacca, Roberto (P 3)
Sacchi, Robert (P 8)
Sakamoto, Ryuchi (P 8)
Salazar, Roberto (P 16)
Sale, Richard (P 1)
Sambora, Richie (P 12)
Sampson, Ralph (P 18)
Sampson, Robert (P 6)
Sampson, Ryan (P 4)
Samson, Richard (P 7)
Samuels, Ron (P 8)
Sanchez, Roselyn (P 3)
Sanders, Richard (P 11)
Santoni, Reni (P 4)
Santorum (Blame Amy), Rick (P 11)
Sarstedt, Richard (P 1)
Sato, Reiko (P 6)
Saulsberry, Rodney (P 14)
Savas, Ragip (P 3)
Sawyer, Ray (P 1)
Sayer, Rose (P 8)
Scamardella, Rose Ann (P 10)
Scarry, Richard (P 10)
Scheider, Roy (P 3)
Schell, Ronnie (P 8)
Scherer, Ray (P 18)
Scherer, Roy (P 7)
Schickel, Richard (P 10)
Schimmel, Robert (P 11)
Schneider, Rob (P 3)
Schneider, Romy (P 7)
Schrambling, Regina (P 3)
Schroder, Rick(y) (P 3 )
Schull, Rebecca (P 3 )
Schuller, Robert (P 3)
Schumann, Robert (P 5)
Schwarz, Robert (P 14)
Scinto, Robert (P 14)
Scott, Randolph (P 3)
Scott, Raymond (P 6)
Scott, Ridley (P 2 )
Scotto, Renata (P 8)
Scotto, Rosanna (P 18)
Seacrest, Ryan (P 1 )
Searle, Ronald (P 5)
Sedgwick, Robert (P 11)
Segall, Ricky (P 2)
Segar, Robert (P 1)
Seigel, Robert (P 11)
Seneskey, Ralph (P 5)
Serkin, Rudolph (P 9)
Serling, Rod (P 1)
Sessions, Roger (P 1)
Seth, Roshan (P 8)
Sewell, Rufus (P 6)
Sexsmith, Ron (P 10)
Shankar, Ravi (P 1 )
Shante, Roxanne (P 12)
Shapiro, Richard (P 15)
Shapiro, Robert (15)
Sharkey, Ray (P 6)
Sharon, Ralph (P 2 )
Shaw, Raymond (P 6)
Shaw, Reta (P 5)
Shaw, Rick (P 3)
Shaw, Robert (P 3) (Mus'cian)
Shaw, Robert (actor) (11)
Shaw, Roland (P 6)
Shaw, Ryan (P 8)
Shaw , Robert (P 11) (Actor)
Shayne, Robert (P 17)
Shayne, Ruell (P 13)
Shchedrin, Rodion (P 1)
Shear, Rhonda (P 18)
Shell, Ray (P 2)
Shelton, Reid (P 10)
Sher, Robert (P 3)
Sherbedgia, Rade (P 2)
Sherman, Richard (P 1)
Sherman, Robert (P 1 )
Sherman, Roger (P 2)
Sherwood, Robert (P 3)
Sherwood, Roberta (P 1 )
Sherwood, Ruth (P 5)
Shilts, Randy (P 2 )
Shoberg, Richard (P 14)
Shore, Roberta (P 5)
Shull, Richard B. (P 7)
Shyder, Ritch (P 11)
Siegel, Ron (P 4)
Silveira, Ricardo (P 7)
Silver, Ron (P 2 )
Silverberg, Robert (P 10)
Simmons, Richard (P 2)
Simmons, Richard (P 13) (Actor)
Simmons, Russell (P 11)
Simon, Rick (P 6)
Simon, Robert (P 18)
Simon, Roger (P 17)
Simpson, Roland (P 5)
Sinclair, Robbie (P 10)
Six, Robert (P 18)
Skaggs, Ricky (Tues)
Skeeter, Rita (P 6)
Skelton, Red (P 1)
Skelton, Roy (P 4)
Skinner, Randy (P 1)
Slade, Roy (P 18)
Slattery, Richard X. (P 18)
Slattery, Ryan (P 8)
Smale, Robert (P 16)
Smigal, Robert (P 18)
Smith, Reggie (P 8)
Smith, Rex (P 1)
Smith, Ricky (P 8)
Smith, Robert (P 2)
Smith, Roger (P 1 )
Smith, Roger (manufacturer) (18)
Smith, Roland (P 8)
Smith, Rollin (P 9)
Smith, Roy (P 7)
Soderberg, Robert (P 15)
Sofer, Rena (P 7)
Sokolov, Raymond (P 5)
Song, River, Professor (P 4)
Sorenson, Rickie (P 7)
Sovine, Red (P 12)
Sparks, Randy (P 1)
Spector, Ronnie (P 7)
Spektor, Regina (P 2)
Springfield, Rick (P 1)
Spurlock, Robert (P 10)
St. John, Rex (P 18)
Stack, Robert (P 3)
Stallworth, Roger (P 9)
Stamos, Rebecca (P 3)
Stark, Ray (P 2 )
Starkey, Richard (P 1)
Starr, Ricky (P 15)
Starr, Ringo (P 2 )
Starr, Ron (P 8)
Staton, Rebekah (P 4 )
Staubach, Roger (P 9)
Steagall, Red (P 8)
Steamboat, Ricky (P 10)
Steele, Remington (P 9)
Steiger, Rod (P 2)
Stein, Ronald (P 5)
Steiner, Rodolph (P 10)
Sterling, Robert (P 1 )
Stern, Richard Martin (P 1)
Stetson, Rex (P 5)
Stevens, Ray (P 1)
Stevens, Ricky (P 2)
Stevens, Rise (P 2)
Stevens, Robert (P 6)
Stevens, Roger L. (P 18)
Stevens, Ruby (P 8)
Stevenson, Robert (P 4) (Actor)
Stevenson, Robert (P 4) (Director )
Stevenson, Robert Louis (P 3)
Stewart, Randy (P 6)
Stewart, Rod (P 2)
Stigwood, Robert (P 1 )
Stilgoe, Richard (P 8)
Stilwell, Richard (P 9)
Stine, R. L. (P 5)
Stoddard, Ransom (P 10)
Stolzman, Richard (P 11)
Stone, Robert (P 1)
Stone, Robin (P 4)
Stoneham, Randee (P 10)
Stones, Rolling (P 1)
Storm, Rory (P 8)
Stout, Rex (P 4)
Stover, Russell (P 2 )
Strasser, Robin (P 5)
Strasser, Robin (P 6)
Stratton, Ricky (P 7)
Strauss, Richard (P 2)
Strauss, Robert (P 2)
Stricklyn, Ray (P 5)
Strober, Rena (P 7)
Strom, Robert (P 18)
Strong, Rider (P 6)
Strong, Roland (P 12)
Stroupe, Z. Randall (P 3)
Studdard, Ruben (P 2)
Swan, Raymond (P 6)
Sweeney, Reno (P 11)
Sweeney, Roscoe (P 12)
Swenson, Ruth Ann (P 8)
Symons, Red (P 12)
Sarafian, Richard (Tues)
Swink, Robert (Tues)
Sternad, Rudolph (Tues)
Scherer, Richard (Tues)
Sweet, Robert (Tues)
Surtees, Robert (Tues)
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I think we may need to have a run-off between DRs Ron Pulliam and FJL...
And the run-off will contain a lot of fertilizer!
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Back from the Farmer's Market.
We snagged some great looking tomatoes, which will go great with the steak and fries I'm cooking up tonight.
Zucchini. I do enjoy zucchini.
And some beets and potatoes, both Peruvian purples and banana fingerlings. They should be good roasted together, maybe with some carrots added and dressed nicely.
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How Unseemly! :)
[responding to Post #150; not #151!]
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Oh, I forgot, I also got radishes, a nice bunch in a variety of colors!
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Cool! I'd heard that RTD was not going to be with the show anymore. I just hope that it at least stays as good as it's been.
Technically, RTD will still be with Who thru 2009, but it's not being done as a series next year. Instead, we will be seeing three, maybe four specials, including the annual Christmas special. This is due to Tennant having theater commitments to keep, including playing Hamlet.
Beginning in 2010, the series will be helmed by Steven Moffat, whose Who track record is pretty good. He's written "The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances", "The Girl in the Fireplace", "Blink" (and wow, has that one won awards hand over fist!), and the current "Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead".
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Back to the Cleopatra couch to await the phone call that will tell me today's INR score and Coumadin dosage.
Isn't my life exciting?
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Plant a radish
Get a radish
Not a brussels sprout!
That's why I love vegetables,
You know what you're about!
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Isn't my life exciting?
Just wait.
It will be once you get to the second Shot O' the Day! :P
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Where was he looking?
DR Ron, You are SO bad! ;)
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When I got into my car this morning a large, huge spider scamperd from the passenger seat to the floor. He is still wandering around inside my car. I am not pleased.
I probably would have called 911! :-[
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And here is the gang for the final two episodes!
(http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b70/GEORDIEMC/DoctorandFriends.jpg)
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It has been a SUCKY morning.
I'm having a sucky week. The quandary is, do I tell this singer who told me on Friday the 13th that the check should arrive in the next week and told me on Friday the 20th the check had been mailed - although it curiously hasn't arrived yet - that I will never do any more work for him, or do I let it slide?
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One good thing: I had a fairly decent bowel movement this morning.
That's SOMEthing!
Thanks for sharing! ;D
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Elisabeth Sladen IS Sarah Jane Smith
Noel Clarke IS Mickey Smith
Camille Coduri IS Jackie Tyler
Billie Piper IS Rose Tyler
David Tennant IS The Doctor
Freema Agyeman IS Martha Jones
Catherine Tate IS Donna Noble
and
John Barrowman IS on his knees again Capt. Jack Harkness
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I'm so excited! I get to see Avenue Q this Sunday! I've been dying to see it. If I would have known at the time I would be going to NYC this year, I would have waited to see it there. Oh, well!
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Time to head to work.
Hasta.
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Umm...thanks for sharing. :-X
Twas a trifle, really. :D
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PASSING 200 - the new sequel to PASSING STRANGE.
Come to think of it, I have some bad Stew once, and I was passing strange.
Several of us here pass for strange. ;D
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Lunch started very late, ran long, and ended very late. And when I got home, there was another review copy in the mail for me: SUPERHERO MOVIE.
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I think we may need to have a run-off between DRs Ron Pulliam and FJL...
As long as the plumbing isn't backed up, I see no need for a run-off.....
;)
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I'm having a sucky week. The quandary is, do I tell this singer who told me on Friday the 13th that the check should arrive in the next week and told me on Friday the 20th the check had been mailed - although it curiously hasn't arrived yet - that I will never do any more work for him, or do I let it slide?
Tell him you can't afford to proceed with anything else because you have PAYING customers you must satisfy.
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Technically, RTD will still be with Who thru 2009, but it's not being done as a series next year. Instead, we will be seeing three, maybe four specials, including the annual Christmas special. This is due to Tennant having theater commitments to keep, including playing Hamlet.
Beginning in 2010, the series will be helmed by Steven Moffat, whose Who track record is pretty good. He's written "The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances", "The Girl in the Fireplace", "Blink" (and wow, has that one won awards hand over fist!), and the current "Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead".
Sounds somewhat similar to the handling of the new TORCHWOODs. It won't be a normal 13 episode season but rather a 5-episode miniseries which may bring the series to a close (that hasn't been decided yet).
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DR Ron, You are SO bad! ;)
And I'm so GOOD at it, too! ;D
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And here is the gang for the final two episodes!
(http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b70/GEORDIEMC/DoctorandFriends.jpg)
Cool!! :D
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I did have time this afternoon to watch two of the remaining four episodes of MAD MEN. But no time to watch the bonus feature on disc 3 and no time to do more than sample the commentaries.
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How Unseemly! :)
[responding to Post #150; not #151!]
Especially since we get a fair amount of fertilizer anyway....! :-*
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Cool!! :D
Ianto is also going to be on the episode though he's not in this publicity picture.
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I skimmed through today's AS THE WORLD TURNS in about 3 minutes. No Luke, but the boys are on tomorrow's show.
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I went to the post office today at lunch because a package had been sent to me and it was too big to fit in the mailbox...it's from Jose!!
;D Thank you!! :-*
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Oh, I forgot, I also got radishes, a nice bunch in a variety of colors!
None of the green ones are brussels sprouts, though...are they?
You never know when they infiltrate and mess with folks knowing what they're about.
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Well, I suspect it will be an omen of bad luck as it will likely crawl on my while I am driving on the freeway, scaring the bejeebers out of me thus causing a multi car pile-up on I-5 with my poor Hyundai and I at the bottom of the twisted wreckage.
That's the spirit!
;D
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on Mike's cheerful note!
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Lunch was meatball soup, grilled snapper and steamed veggies, including broccoli!
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The air here in Oakland is full of smoke today. It's dreadful.
Air quality is the pits because of the very many fires burning within a hundred miles of here.
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In today's UPS delivery:
"Flipper, Season One", the TV series starring Brian Kelly, Luke Halpin and Tommy Norden. And, of course, Flipper!
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No pictures from your new[ish] camera?
Why, singdaw, what a thought! I'm agape!
Have we had one of HHW's patented scatology days since you've been posting here?
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I'm having a sucky week. The quandary is, do I tell this singer who told me on Friday the 13th that the check should arrive in the next week and told me on Friday the 20th the check had been mailed - although it curiously hasn't arrived yet - that I will never do any more work for him, or do I let it slide?
As you know, I sometimes have this problem with vendors who should know better. Give it until Friday - if it's not here, call the singer and tell him/her that you cannot wait any longer, and that clearly the check isn't arriving and you need him/her to either drop it by or Fed Ex it. Be nice about it and if nice doesn't work we'll just put it in a post here at haineshisway.com - we KNOW that works :)
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Back from the California Pizza Kitchen, who have just priced themselves out of my business. I've been watching this happen for two years, and today there is yet another new menu with yet higher prices, and they need to learn that they cannot do this ever few months. And by the looks of the crowd at prime lunch time, they're going to learn it quickly - the restaurant, which is normally jammed from 12:30 to 2:00 was only half full. Since Mr. Hunt only ordered an egg roll appetizer for lunch, I did the same - the spinach artichoke dip. Said dip used to come in a nice big bowl and said bowl was always filled to the top. Today's came in a slightly smaller bowl and was only two-thirds filled. When I began ordering this dish years ago, it was $5.99. That seemed pricey for an appetizer, but I really liked the dip as a starter, to share. Then it went up to $6.99, then to $7.99, and today it hit $9.49, which is the price of some of their sandwiches. There are now only two or three things on the menu under ten bucks, and many of the pastas are up to around sixteen bucks. Enough, say I.
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[size=8] D O O D Y![/size][/font][/shadow]
HOWDY.
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Good news - INR=2.04.
We're still waiting to hear from the doctor about meds for this evening.
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Plant a radish
Get a radish
Not a brussels sprout!
That's why I love vegetables,
You know what you're about!
I'm gonna be round my vegetables
I'm gonna chow down my vegetables
I love you most of all
My favorite vege-table
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Time to head to work.
Hasta.
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Guess I'll tidy up a few things on the computer and then head back down for more viewing. I think I'm going to have time to watch something for fun tonight, so I'm looking forward to that!
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I enoucrage anyone looking for an entertaining two hours to tune in to "America's Got Talent" on NBC tonight at 9.
Last week's show had a few really incredible moments that made the entire two hours worthwhile (IMO)!
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Isn't it Friday YET?
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And DR JMK: I'd dearly love it if you would dig deep into the beneficence of your heart and post the lyrics to "Glass Mountain" from "The Oscar".
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Re: BK's dream.
I'm fascinated that it was a Granger -- Stewart, not Farley -- who was in your dream and so active a participant. I'm fascinated that it was Farley -- and not Stewart -- who portrayed Guy Haines in "Strangers on a Train."
I'm looking for linkages and cannot find one beyond the name Granger.
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That's my story, and I'm stuck to it.
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The Stewart Granger thing is just plain weird. Normally, if I'd seen a movie with him, or even a trailer or even an image or even if someone had mentioned him recently, then I'd understand it.
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If there were a run-off between Ron P and me, how could anyone tell us apart?
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They look alike, eat floop alike
At times they even poop alike
You could lose your mind
When posters are two of a kind
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TOTD:
Brassed Off
The Full Monty.
(Thatcherism)
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I skimmed through today's AS THE WORLD TURNS in about 3 minutes. No Luke, but the boys are on tomorrow's show.
I wish they'd go ahead and write off psychobitch Sophie, mostly because the writing for this group of characters is so pathetic and inept, besides completely out of character. Oy!
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Wedding songs.
I provided a recording of "If Ever You're in My Arms Again" (Flack & Bryson). I suggested perhaps they meant "Tonight I Celebrate My Love for You" and included that!
My nephew's band played "This Time" (Troy Shondell) for one wedding.
(This time we're really breaking up)
DP's Sister and brother-in-law had an Oasis Song,"Wonderwall" for their wedding. Of course they could have had "Don't Look Back in Anger" from the same album. It was the second marriage for both.
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I gotta tell you.
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Wedding songs....
DP's Sister and brother-in-law had an Oasis Song,"Wonderwall" for their wedding. Of course they could have had "Don't Look Back in Anger" from the same album. It was the second marriage for both.
Another second wedding song is "Another Wedding Song," from Closer Than Ever (http://www.amazon.com/Closer-Than-Ever-Original-Recording/dp/B000003EZV/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1214344617&sr=1-1), written by David Shire for his marriage to Didi Conn...it was the second marriage for both of them. :)
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Further thoughts on topic of the day:
Lawrence AFTER Arabia
Oh What A Lovely War
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Good Evening!
Well... Things are getting better in the rehearsal room. Still far from ideal, but at least better. However, as we were leaving rehearsal today, we received a call from the central office informing us that the "supervisor" from Cameron MacIntosh's office will be flying in Sunday, and in attendance at rehearsal on Monday and Tuesday. -He was not supposed to come in until next Wednesday. Well...
The stager/choreographer has been working on the "dance show" this week, and was going to start staging the ALW show on Sunday - after I had taught all the music. Well... Looks like we're going to be scrambling a bit over the next few days.
Whew!
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DR George - You're Welcome!
*Did the "extra" arrive intact? I was afraid that one of the "caps" was going to fall off in transit.
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DR JoseSPiano seems to be all work and no play. :(
What's the point of being in Florida? ;)
Well... We're off on Saturday. And, apparently, it's only around $5.00 to take the Tri-Rail down to Miami, so... We shall see.
-Now if DR ArnoldMBrockman happens to be in the area, well...
*But I also have a friend who may come over from Ft. Myers to see me this weekend too. So, I'm sure I'll be having some sort of fun while I'm down here.
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I have played many a strange wedding request in my life, two of the more memorable being:
The daughter of a hippie couple was getting hitched outdoors in Portland's beautiful Washington Park Rose Gardens. Their bridal march? Stairway to Heaven.
One of my favorite weddings ever was a couple where the groom owned one of Portland's little "art house" movie theaters (in fact, I remember it was showing "Land of the Pharoahs" when they came to see me to plan the music). Because he owned the movie house, he wanted all of the music in the service to be from films. It turned out he was a big Lani Hall fan (he saw my Mendes CD collection when he came), so he had me sing "Never Say Never Again" as seating music, but the best part was he had me play Monty Norman's 007 Theme for his entrance and he came running down the aisle in various Bond poses holding a toy gun! It was actually cute, as weird as it sounds.
My favorite wedding gig was an All Stevie Wonder Songs wedding for a couple that was getting married on Andrews Air Force Base. Various relatives of the couple throughout the ceremony, and they all were amazingly good singers. -And I turned out to be the only non-related part of the entertainment.
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So much for having a second day off.
Yesterday, before der B and I headed to the store for a few items, there was a call from work, asking me to come in this afternoon and work from 3:30 to 9:30.
So, when we got to the store, I confirmed that I'll be there.
Have you ever considered saying no, when you get called in on your day off?
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I just read that late actor Brian Kelly (who allegedly was supposed to play Robin Stone in the film version of "The Love Machine", a part that went to John Philip Law after Kelly had his debilitating motorcycle accident) was the uncle of Brian d'Arcy James.
I read it at IMDb.
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Wow! There's a blast from the past! "The Love Machine"!
"He's movin' on.....that Robin Stone..."
Great song sung by Dionne Warwick (IIRC).
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Many things from Amazon today, including the DVD of Fanny and the Charles Strouse autobiography.
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I just read that late actor Brian Kelly (who allegedly was supposed to play Robin Stone in the film version of "The Love Machine", a part that went to John Philip Law after Kelly had his debilitating motorcycle accident) was the uncle of Brian d'Arcy James.
I read it at IMDb.
Umm... Yes. And I believe even our own DR MBarnum know that bit of information and has shared it with us here on the site before.
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The DVD did indeed include the CD soundtrack. :)
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-And I also believe that Brian D'Arcy James was named after his uncle.
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DR George - You're Welcome!
*Did the "extra" arrive intact? I was afraid that one of the "caps" was going to fall off in transit.
The "extra" did arrive! :D Thanks for that, also. I don't know if the caps actually fell off but the tape on each end was not sealed*. The contents, however, arrived in perfect condition.
*For future reference, use a LOT more scotch tape, if that's all you have. ;)
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The "extra" did arrive! :D Thanks for that, also. I don't know if the caps actually fell off but the tape on each end was not sealed*. The contents, however, arrived in perfect condition.
*For future reference, use a LOT more scotch tape, if that's all you have. ;)
Well... I actually had to depend on the kindness of the postal clerk who assisted me with the package. She said that she would tape up the ends, however, I was not privy to what type of tape she was going to use. But I'm glad everything reached you. -But the caps were on the ends of the tube?
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Many things from Amazon today, including the DVD of Fanny and the Charles Strouse autobiography.
I still haven't received the DVD to Company that I ordered on June 9th. :P
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Well, I'm going to head out for a walk, and also to do some exploring of the area. -And get some dinner too.
Laters...
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Well... I actually had to depend on the kindness of the postal clerk who assisted me with the package. She said that she would tape up the ends, however, I was not privy to what type of tape she was going to use. But I'm glad everything reached you. -But the caps were on the ends of the tube?
Yes, they both were on...but there was crumpled paper only on one end of the tube. Did you pack it on both ends?
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Umm... Yes. And I believe even our own DR MBarnum know that bit of information and has shared it with us here on the site before.
I had either "missed" or "forgotten" the earlier announcement. Others might have also. We don't all have photographic memories, Jo! ;D
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Have we had one of HHW's patented scatology days since you've been posting here?
I think I've missed that so far, somehow... :)
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...Now I shall have something to look forward to.
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-And I also believe that Brian D'Arcy James was named after his uncle.
John d'Arcy James?
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Ah, I remembered one!
Ricky Skaggs
Ricky Skaggs is a political movie or a play???
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Ricky Skaggs is a political movie or a play???
It's a disease, isn't it? As in, "He's had the Ricky Skaggs for six weeks now, and it don't look like the doctors can cure it!"
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and was going to start staging the ALW show on Sunday - after I had taught all the music.
Don't ALW songs teach themselves? ::)
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And wouldn't any professional entertainers worth their salt already be familiar with the ALW catalogue?
I'm just sayin'... :)
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I did not, again, get anything from Deep Discount!
Sigh!
My first order was shipped 10 days ago. My second was 6 days ago.
Double sigh!
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T.O.D.
ADVISE AND CONSENT
7 DAYS IN MAY
THE BEST MAN
INHERIT THE WIND
THE NEXT VOICE YOU HEAR - oh wait that was God, not the President (well it had Nancy Davis in it).
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For love, in all the wrong places?
Or not.
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I believe Robin Stone - The Love Machine was on yesterday's list of R.S. names.
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The Corrected List, with 195 Entries!
Shelton, Reid (P 10)
Except that Reid Shelton was mentioned by Matt H. on Page Four.
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No, DR TCB - there was no OBC of Miss Saigon, just as there was no OBC of Phantom.Neither Starlight Express nor Aspects of Love had OBCs, either.
Maybe that's a good thing. ::)
;)
And yet, there is a German Cast Recording of MISS SAIGON!
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It has been a SUCKY morning.
Braggart.
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And yet, there is a German Cast Recording of MISS SAIGON!
AND Phantom!
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Shortly I shall be on my way to rehearsal. Mr. McDermott is not feeling well, so tonight will just be Kevin. Apparently, this is, I'm told, a "thing" and it's one that will have to stop. The fact that we had three rehearsals and we won't have half the act in one of them is not good. It's always fascinating that months go by without illness, and then when one has a three day period in which to rehearse, illness occurs for one of the rehearsals.
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Well, I suspect it will be an omen of bad luck as it will likely crawl on my while I am driving on the freeway, scaring the bejeebers out of me thus causing a multi car pile-up on I-5 with my poor Hyundai and I at the bottom of the twisted wreckage.
Well, why don't you remove him (or kill him) before you drive anywhere?
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(http://forums.norcalfishing.com/albums/album01/norcalGallery_LV_lakeRecord_striper_howard.jpg)
Ah, but you should have seen the one that got away!
The guy or the fish?
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(http://forums.norcalfishing.com/albums/album01/norcalGallery_LV_lakeRecord_striper_howard.jpg)
The guy or the fish?
Yes.
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The guy or the fish?
How can you tell the difference?
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Well, why don't you remove him (or kill him) before you drive anywhere?
Because he could be anywhere, hiding. And if you start looking for something like a spider, it will surely find YOU.
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How can you tell the difference?
You poor guy.
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I'm having a sucky week. The quandary is, do I tell this singer who told me on Friday the 13th that the check should arrive in the next week and told me on Friday the 20th the check had been mailed - although it curiously hasn't arrived yet - that I will never do any more work for him, or do I let it slide?
Personally, I would hold off until the check actually arrives, and then carefully check the postmark. It wouldn't be the first time (perhaps the second) that the Post Office was at fault and NOT the singer.
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I still haven't received the DVD to Company that I ordered on June 9th. :P
I'm kind of sorry I did receive the DVD of "Company." ;D
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I enoucrage anyone looking for an entertaining two hours to tune in to "America's Got Talent" on NBC tonight at 9.
Last week's show had a few really incredible moments that made the entire two hours worthwhile (IMO)!
Did Mr. Hasslehoff eat a hamburger?
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I just read that late actor Brian Kelly (who allegedly was supposed to play Robin Stone in the film version of "The Love Machine", a part that went to John Philip Law after Kelly had his debilitating motorcycle accident) was the uncle of Brian d'Arcy James.
I read it at IMDb.
Why do you suppose DR MBarnum behaves like one of Pavlov's pups whenever Mr D'Arcy James is mentioned?
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The Stewart Granger thing is just plain weird. Normally, if I'd seen a movie with him, or even a trailer or even an image or even if someone had mentioned him recently, then I'd understand it.
Pssst, BK...
[size=8]HANS CONRIED![/size]
(I can wait to read about tonight's dream)
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I had either "missed" or "forgotten" the earlier announcement. Others might have also. We don't all have photographic memories, Jo! ;D
Well, get one, Ro! ;D
*However, I believe the last time the DR MBarnum mentioned that tidbit may have been as long as his trip to New York City when he and DR elmore saw Brian D'Arcy James in a play.
**However, maybe if he had bolded that fact and/or increased the font size and/or put it in color...
;D
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Don't ALW songs teach themselves? ::)
Not really. The "actual" melodies do teach themselves more or less, however, the harmonies and arrangements that have been "put upon" those melodies can get quite intricate and tricky at times.
-And trying to "teach" two Australian women, two English women and one Swiss woman how to sound like "Soul Sisters" (for "Jesus Christ Superstar") has proven especially challenging.
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Good news - INR=2.04.
We're still waiting to hear from the doctor about meds for this evening.
I have been buying too many things from Ebay India....I thought you were posting the price of something in rupees.
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I still haven't received the DVD to Company that I ordered on June 9th. :P
And that is bad because......................why?
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John d'Arcy James?
Exactly!
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I just read that late actor Brian Kelly (who allegedly was supposed to play Robin Stone in the film version of "The Love Machine", a part that went to John Philip Law after Kelly had his debilitating motorcycle accident) was the uncle of Brian d'Arcy James.
I read it at IMDb.
Oh yes, I have mentioned it many, many, many times her on HHW, even illustrated it with photos.
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I had either "missed" or "forgotten" the earlier announcement. Others might have also. We don't all have photographic memories, Jo! ;D
I believe that is why MBarnum was so thrilled to meet Brian d'Arcy James.
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I'm having a sucky week. The quandary is, do I tell this singer who told me on Friday the 13th that the check should arrive in the next week and told me on Friday the 20th the check had been mailed - although it curiously hasn't arrived yet - that I will never do any more work for him, or do I let it slide?
My thought would be to wait for the letter and check the postmark to see when, in fact, it hit the P.O. It would be embarrassing to go-off on him and then get a letter with a Feb 16 cancellation.
What TCB said.
der Brucer
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Perhaps you could suggest to the singer that he or she put a stop payment on the check, since it is obviously lost and tell him or her that a new check can be hand delivered to you, as you no longer trust the postal service.
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Personally, I would hold off until the check actually arrives, and then carefully check the postmark. It wouldn't be the first time (perhaps the second) that the Post Office was at fault and NOT the singer.
My thought would be to wait for the letter and check the postmark to see when, in fact, it hit the P.O. It would be embarrassing to go-off on him and then get a letter with a Feb 16 cancellation.
der Brucer
This is pretty frightening derBrucer, we actually agree on something!
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...And I did head out for a bit of a walk and exploring. It turns out that right next* to the hotel is a strip mall that happens to have a couple of restaurants: Longhorn Steakhouse (http://www.longhornsteakhouse.com/), Sweet Tomatoes (http://www.souplantation.com/), Champps (http://www.champps.com/), Jerry's Sub Shop (http://www.jerrys-subs.com/index.htm), Jamba Juice (http://www.jambajuice.com/), Moonlite Diner (http://www.moonlitediner.com/), a Chinese/Japanese takeout place called Shue Mei, and a place called the "Bread Shop" that seems to feature some South American specialties (alas, they closed at 6:30, but their menu looked good and cheap!). Alas, no grocery store.
There's also a quite huge Office Depot with a quite huge Copy and Print Shop that has its own storefront, as well as a Regal Cinemas complex. *And I was sort of surprised to see that movies here are only a $1.00 cheaper than they are in NYC.
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I'm kind of sorry I did receive the DVD of "Company." ;D
I saw it on PBS, so I know...but still...
;)
And it was pretty cheap, with the DeepDiscount discount code.
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And now I'm watching - and cringing - at "Celebrity Family Feud". ??? :-\ ::)
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Have you ever considered saying no, when you get called in on your day off?
Not after he looks at the bank balance!
der Brucer
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OMG!
It seems that Wayne Newton got his hair from his mother-in-law!?!?!?!?!?
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Discount discount
Double Double was two days ago... ;)
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Not after he looks at the bank balance!
Yeah, and cookbooks don't grow on trees!
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...And I did head out for a bit of a walk and exploring. It turns out that right next* to the hotel is a strip mall that happens to have a couple of restaurants: a Chinese/Japanese takeout place called Shue Mei.....................
Isn't that a song from GUYS AND DOLLS?
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Spiders can also sometimes portend bad news, DR MBARNUM.....so you might expect a gloomy email or telephone call.
I have also heard that they can be a grandmother (native american)
or
encouraging creative endeavours
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And here is the gang for the final two episodes!
(http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b70/GEORDIEMC/DoctorandFriends.jpg)
Cool!!! ;D It is nice to see the gang together again.
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Tell him you can't afford to proceed with anything else because you have PAYING customers you must satisfy.
RLP, i agree....
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I wish they'd go ahead and write off psychobitch Sophie, mostly because the writing for this group of characters is so pathetic and inept, besides completely out of character. Oy!
I miss the days when stories were interesting, defined plotlines and umbrella stories, multi-faceted characters....
Thank god I have tapes!
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here is another one
Roger STaubach
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RLP, are the fires north and east of you?
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RLP, are the fires north and east of you?
At least! There are about 700 forest fires burning in Northern California.
der Brucer
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here is another one
Roger STaubach
Yesterday - Page 9
der Brucer
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Watching America's Got Talent ....
Some are downright scary... :)
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I have been buying too many things from Ebay India....I thought you were posting the price of something in rupees.
LOL!
I have now had my last shot (administered by my dental hygienist/EMT sister-in-law) and don't have to have another blood test until Friday. Still on blood thinner pills - probably for the next 6 months.
But at least no more needles for a couple of days!
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We had a nice visit and dinner provided by Richard's older brother and his wife. Richard and Rob are now cleaning up and I'm ready to crash.
'night!
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However that one singer, Eli was not too bad...
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~~~Vibes of Comfort and a Quick Recovery for DR Ginny!!~~~
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Blame Ron if these put us in widescreen:
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Next:
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Next:
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However that one singer, Eli was not too bad...
Was he comin'? (A Laura Nyro reference).
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None of the green ones are brussels sprouts, though...are they?
You never know when they infiltrate and mess with folks knowing what they're about.
No infiltrators here!
der Brucer
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Wow...
Thanks, DR JMK!!!! :D
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~~~Vibes of Comfort and a Quick Recovery for DR Ginny!!~~~
DITTO! :D [/size]
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(http://www.haineshisway.com/community/attachments/Veggies1.jpg)
Vegetables....Friend? Or Foe? ;D
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LOL!
I have now had my last shot
Bourbon or gin?
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So... I'm watching "America's Got Talent"... And the "dancing cowboys" from D.C. just danced... And I happen to know a few of those "cowboys"... And believe they've either left one word out or deleted it from the title of their group. ???
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It's time for me to leave work and go home. I plan on watching "America's Got Talent" so that I can see for myself if America actually does "Got Talent."
;)
PS, Jose, can you post (or PM me) the left-off word??
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Until later!
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That's some song, DR JMK! Wonder if Harlan Ellison hears it in his dreams?
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I had a really good evening of viewing. I began by finishing the last two episodes of MAD MEN. Except for one absurd plot twist, the show ends magnificently and primes us wonderfully for season two. Can't wait for the new season.
July is going to be a busy premiere month with THE CLOSER, BURN NOTICE, PSYCH, MONK, PROJECT RUNWAY, and MAD MEN all beginning in July (And BIG BROTHER also for some of you).
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Bourbon or gin?
yes, please. ;D
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There is a perfectly marvelous (a CABARET reference) documentary in the MAD MEN set taking it from the writing stage all the way to the production of the first season which took many, many years. That documentary is more than an hour long but it covers every facet of the production.
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With time on my own tonight after finishing up MAD MEN, I watched THE OMEN. I got the new special edition for Christmas and am just now getting to it. Doesn't look terrific (the film has never looked all that wonderful) but far, far better than it's ever looked before on home video.
I enjoyed revisiting it. Glad the old laserdisc can now bite the dust.
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I watched some more of the MURDER SHE WROTE episode I started yesterday, but I didn't quite get to the end. I wanted to come upstairs and get to work on the rest of the MAD MEN review and get it posted.
Len Cariou is also guest starring on the show, once again as Michael Hagerty, MI-6 agent.
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Page Eleven Dorothy and the Twister Dance!!!
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Guess I'll have to start on WALKER TEXAS RANGER tomorrow if the Criterion discs don't arrive. I was actually expecting them today. Ah, well. . . .
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DR DakotaCelt, if you can get to Orange City, IA by 6:15 PM tomorrow night you can be in the crowd for one of the basketball game scenes in the Matt Ashford movie
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It's been a long, busy day, so I'm heading down now to go to bed.
Good night!
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TOD, many have been mentioned, I also really like DAVE and THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT
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We talked about R.S. names at dinner.
My DH came up with Rick Steves
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..and I came up with Ralph Stanley.
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Another second wedding song is "Another Wedding Song," from Closer Than Ever (http://www.amazon.com/Closer-Than-Ever-Original-Recording/dp/B000003EZV/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1214344617&sr=1-1), written by David Shire for his marriage to Didi Conn...it was the second marriage for both of them. :)
At our wedding, we played Joe Jackson's "Be My Number 2"
"Won't you be my number two?
Me and number one are through"...
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My DH also offers the following:
Rodney Strong (I thought it was just a wine...didn't know it was a real person!)
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Vegetables....Friend? Or Foe? ;D
Beets me.
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I didn't know until I looked him up to see if he was a real person, that Rodney Strong, besides having his own wine, was formerly a Broadway dancer.
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My DH loves beets. I think they taste like dirt.
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OK...bedtime! Nytol!
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Night Edi
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Long day. I was busy at the office and then came home and did the laundry that had been piling up for awhile. I'm sleepy now and may just go to sleep
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BIG Pet peeve: When my "supposed" friends call me at a specific time in the evenings that I've told them not to call after, and wake me up! Grrrrr! I was just falling asleep and the phone rings. I ignore it. The machine picks up, no message left. Less than a minute goes by. Riiiinnng! So I answer as I see a last name I recognize. I'm gonna #$%!! that girl! No, not really. I know I'm not working but I still sleep and I'm sure my sister is in the other room feeling the same way as I do but I'm to chicken to go in there. :)
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Just wanted to vent. Will try to go to sleep again now...Night! If I can't sleep, I may be back...
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When Colony wrote me and said the check had been sent, it was a Friday (it was supposed to have been "sent" the previous Friday). The check arrived on Monday, postmarked the same day he wrote me.
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Back from working with Kevin. We ran everything and he just did his part. He remembered most of the stuff, but there's one thing we didn't video and he's forgotten some of that.
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I have nothing to add, so i shall add nothing.
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Good night. That is all
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I, I WHO ADD NOTHING - a suggested number for an educational version of Smokey Joe's Cafe
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I, also, have nothing to add.
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I'm watching "America's Got Talent."
Not all of it does. ::)
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I'm watching "America's Got Talent."
Not all of it does. ::)
You don't think the family viewers will enjoy watching the magician decapitate the dove? Or his compatriot shoot flames out his crotch?
der Brucer
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Ginny's new recuperation-station:
(http://www.core77.com/blog/images/emperor-worstation-468.jpg)
der Brucer
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You don't think the family viewers will enjoy watching the magician decapitate the dove? Or his compatriot shoot flames out his crotch?
der Brucer
Umm...no. ;) And actually, it was her crotch. At first I thought that you were talking about the woman who had the grinder and had sparks flying out from her crotch. I just saw the guy who had the flames shooting out of his crotch. :P
But the look on Sharon's face when the Ozzy Osbourne impersonator came on was priceless...and when Piers DIDN'T hit the buzzer, that was HYSTERICAL! ;D
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The impersonators and the magicians did not do well.
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Well, since we're so close...
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PAGE 12 "America's Got Talent" DANCE!!
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And on that note (F-sharp), I must go to sleep.
Good night, all. 8)