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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were comin' your way, and now it is time for you to post until the next to normal cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: ACTUATE!
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I'm very pleased with the TAR winners and the Celebrity Apprentice winner
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Good Sunday Evening, and Good Monday morning to those of you read this tomorrow!
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Time for me to get some sleep. I need to be in Orange City by 9:00 AM so I need to get up early and hit the road. I'm going for court, but they are getting ready for their Tulip festival at the end of the week (it's a Dutch town) so I think I'll take my camera.
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Hmm I read the notes but can't think of a good TOD...I'm tired too. So whoever reads the notes next....
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I finished the bonus features for THE INSECT WOMAN. They didn't take very long to get through.
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So, since I had the time, I went ahead and watched the last film in that box: INTENTIONS OF MURDER.
It was VERY long, but I did end up enjoying it. Kind of fell apart just a bit at the end, but otherwise, it was my favorite of the three films in this box.
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There were two bonus features on the disc, and I had time to get them done, too.
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DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES had a mix of good and weak storylines. Pretty good set-ups for next week's season finale.
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BROTHERS & SISTERS: got angry with the attitudes exhibited by Kitty and Rebecca (spoiled brat).
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Looks like tomorrow's work project will be GUNSMOKE - SEASON 3, Volume 2. Should be a nice change from reading subtitles on Japanese movies.
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I'm heading downstairs to bed now. I'll be back tomorrow to wish everyone a good day.
Good night!
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MUCHO TRAVEL VIBES TO MR BK for a SAFE and ON-TIME JOURNEY!
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OK, since neither Cillaliz nor MattH posed a TOD I will:
Which actors or singers do you consistently regard as a joy to watch/listen to? Those who never let you down?
For me, Michael Gambon always come to mind first.
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OK, since neither Cillaliz nor MattH posed a TOD I will:
Which actors or singers do you consistently regard as a joy to watch/listen to? Those who never let you down?
For me, Michael Gambon always come to mind first.
Liz Callaway and Guy Haines! ;D
Also, I know others do not share my opinion, but I love Patti LuPone, Bernadette Peters and Betty Buckley...although they are very different kinds of singers, I love them. :)
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I'm watching Celebrity Apprentice right now. I'll watch "Desperate Housewives" and "Brothers and Sisters" later.
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Rehearsal today was very easy. I had three lines in the whole scene and the whole rehearsal for me took all of 25 minutes. I'm not back until next Sunday, again.
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Good Afternoon!
I'm up, I'm up...
Greetings from Manila!
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Time for bed.
Good night, all.
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But before I go...
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~~~Travel Vibes Back to L.A. for BK!!~~~
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To quote one HHW saying: I have nothing to say.
Just checking in.
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Will catch up on posts Monday late.
Travel vibes to BK.
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And really happy vibes for all.
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I'm up, Tom Jones has been officially announced, eBlast has been sent, I'm dressed, teeth have been brushed, and computer is about to be packed - so, send those excellent vibes and xylophones for an on-time and safe flight back to LA - and I'll be back on as soon as I get home.
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***SAFE & EASY TRAVEL VIBES***
for bk!!!!!!!!!!!!
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By the time I read the notes BK is already up in the air.
Hoping the seat next to him is empty, no crying babies and whatever else is needed for a comfortable and easy flight home to LAX
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OKAY It looks like I am the
first second so.........
sorry Jeanne
TOD (Second topic)
There is talk of a revival of Bye Bye Birdie on Broadway. If you can do the casting who would you cast?
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OK, since neither Cillaliz nor MattH posed a TOD I will:
Which actors or singers do you consistently regard as a joy to watch/listen to? Those who never let you down?
For me, Michael Gambon always come to mind first.
Actually Michael, Jeanne posted a topic at about 12:30 (see above) but we've had two topic days before.
Barbara Cook (I love you Guy but Barbara comes first)
Even though he's gone, Sir Noel Coward
Meryl Streep
I can't think of a male counterpart right now but I'll ponder and perhaps later.
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The talk of a revival of BBB is a reality. The cast and theatre and production company have been announced. Roundabout has taken a lease on the "new" Henry Miller's Theatre. It was torn down a couple of years ago, except for the landmarked facade and completely rebuilt as part of a new office building spanning half of 42nd and 43rd Streets. The facade has been re-installed and the theatre is completely "green" (whatever that means).
That's what this means. Henry Miller Goes Green (http://www.roundabouttheatre.org/hmt/green.htm)
The first production in the theatre will be the aforementioned BBB starring John Stamos as Albert Peterson (Dick Van Dyke), Gina Gershon as Rose Alvarez (Chita Rivera), Bill Irwin as Mr. Harry MacAfee (Paul Lynde) and Jayne Houdyshell as Mrs. Mae Peterson (Kaye Medford). The rest of the cast has not been announced. The show begins previews on September 10th and opens in early October. It's still set in the 60s which is a good sign. We shall see.
Robert Longbottom will direct and choreograph.
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Good Morning! Good Evening! wherever you are!
-And I'm currently in Manila!
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The daughter of one of my Mom's sisters hosted a lunch for us at Legends Villas (http://www.legendvillas.com.ph/). She's the Food & Beverage Manager there. Needless to say, it was another "feast", however, this one was quite delicious. I had to make sure to pace myself - I had to save room for dessert! ;)
*And for dessert, in addition to the traditional Halo-Halo (shaved ice with various sweet toppings), they brought out an old Filipino favorite of mine, pawlitow. It's basically small "cakes" that are made from sweet rice flour. After being poached in hot water, they are they covered in coconut, sesame seeds and sugar. I haven't had it in years. Well, this pawlitow was pretty amazing, and instead of being "plain", it was served along with mango puree and chunks of fresh mango. Ma sarap!
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For Jeanne's topic of the day
Singer: Jason Graae He is a joy to watch and listen to
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For Jeanne's topic of the day
Singer: Jason Graae He is a joy to watch and listen to
That's a good one, having met him for the first time on Friday at Fred and Skip's. He funny in person as well as on stage.
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After lunch, we drove around town for a bit to do some sight-seeing. We stopped by a few of my Mom's old haunts: her original house, her elementary school, her high school. We also paid short visits to some family friends and school mates. -Tomorrow, my mom's sister, Evelyn, is hosting a reunion of my Mom's high school graduating class - a 52 Year Reunion! Evelyn owns an "event space" - complete with a pool! - and they will be having the reunion there.
We eventually made our way back to the condominium where we are staying. It was quite amazing to see it during the daytime. It turns out that it's in a very upscale district of Manila, Bonifacio High Street at Fort Bonifacio Global City (http://bonifaciohighstreet.com/). The complex, The Serendra, has a a nice gym, spa and pool, as well as some of the friendliest staff I've ever had the pleasure to come across. It also sits right between two major shopping "centers" - Bonifacio High Street and Market! Market!
*I could go into great detail about both places, but I think the fact that I took almost 200 pictures of various storefronts and other sights may say enough for now.
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As for the Topic of the Day...
Barbara Cook would be on my list too.
Dawn Upshaw
Christine Baranski
Ben Folds
Bill Irwin
Mary Testa
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Monday morning greetings! It's "turn-around day" for Richard and me. Unpacking from our festive weekend in greater Cincinnati and packing for the rest of the week in Wisconsin. Wednesday is alumni day and Thursday commencement at Nashotah House (Richard's seminary) and we thought a little vacation would be in order. Friday we're going to Ten Chimneys to say HI to the Lunts.
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Travel vibes for our very own BK!
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Monday morning greetings! It's "turn-around day" for Richard and me. Unpacking from our festive weekend in greater Cincinnati and packing for the rest of the week in Wisconsin. Wednesday is alumni day and Thursday commencement at Nashotah House (Richard's seminary) and we thought a little vacation would be in order. Friday we're going to Ten Chimneys to say HI to the Lunts.
Jealous me!
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Mr. B. or Mr. K. should be at the airport and maybe in the air by now. Hope it's a good flight.
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Good morning, all! This is a day of Frank Loesser for me. Tonight, I have the senior recital at Juilliard of Missd Carin Gilfry, Rodney's daughter. Hopefully, these are my two and only two things on the schedule.
I slept very poorly: I was wide awake between 5 and 6 am, and around 5:30 I thought about geting out of bed and starting the day. Then I decided I was a moron.
TOD:
Barbara Cook
Helen Mirren
Cleo Laine
Liz Callaway
Guy Haines
Brendan Fraser
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Safe Travel Vibes for BK! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
DR FJL, I never received the photo! I have no idea if Walter even got my email address correct and I'm not losing sleep about it.
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I'm very pleased with the TAR winners and the Celebrity Apprentice winner
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I didn't mind the outcome at all. All three teams fought good and hard and did their best and in the end, the best team won. The "amazing" moments for me were: 1. Jamie actually apologizing for her behavior (though I guess it helped that the cab driver could understand English.), 2. Luke and Jamie helping each other with the last challenge, 3. Luke telling Marge how happy he was to have her as a mom--that one got to me.
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And the word of the day is: ACTUATE!
And The Song Of The Day Is: THIS IS THE MOMENT
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Lovely Mom photos yesterday...and it looked like a great party thrown for the mother of DR MBARNUM.
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Travel vibes for MR BK....he is in the air now.
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I shall have to think of the TOD - but to begin with:
Carroll Baker
Guy Haines
Gisele MacKenzie
Elizabeth Mongomery
Clive Owen
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Off to do some Monday things.
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TOD:
Singers:
Phoebe Snow
Dave Matthews
k.d. lang
Audra McDonald
Suzanne Vega
Actors:
Meryl Street
Phillip Seymour Hoffman
Dianne Wiest
Diane Keaton
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Hey! I have a great idea for the Bye-Bye-Birdie revival! Have the cast play the instruments and tote them all over the stage!
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Hey! I have a great idea for the Bye-Bye-Birdie revival! Have the cast play the instruments and tote them all over the stage!
Conrad Birdie already carries and plays a guitar.
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Waiting for a call from a friend who's driving from Danville, KY, to her home in Michigan today. When she gets north of Cincinnati, we'll make arrangements for a rendezvous at exit 32.
Bye for now!
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Good morning!
Boy! We lost summer quick enough. It's COLD this morning and raining, too (though that's supposed to clear by the afternoon), so I'll be wearing a sweater and jeans for lunch today instead of shorts which have been the standard outfit the last two weeks.
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I can tell you why *I* didn't start a topic last night. I didn't read the notes until this morning. BK changed the topic so early (understandable considering his bedtime and wake-up call), that we were on a new day before I went to bed. My routine is to read the notes after logging on in the morning no matter when they're posted.
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Hey! I have a great idea for the Bye-Bye-Birdie revival! Have the cast play the instruments and tote them all over the stage!
Conrad Birdie already carries and plays a guitar.
But what about the tuba?
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Now, as for the TOD:
Singer: Judy Garland, Barbara Cook
Actress (contemporary): Glenn Close, Meryl Streep, Julie Andrews, Angela Lansbury
Actor (contemporary): Sean Penn, Matt Damon
Actor/Actress (classic): Humphrey Bogart, Spencer Tracy, Bette Davis, Judy Holliday, Judy Garland, Laurence Olivier
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I have no idea what review items might arrive in today's mail. The plan now is to start on GUNSMOKE, but since it doesn't come out until the 26th, it can be postponed for something more pressing.
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On TV TOnight!™
NBC - DEAL OR NO DEAL, MEDIUM (two 1-hour episodes)
CBS - comedies, CSI: MIAMI
ABC - DANCING WITH THE STARS, SURVIVING SUBURBIA, CASTLE
FOX - HOUSE, '24'
CW - GOSSIP GIRL, ONE TREE HILL
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Oh, my. Folks must be busy this morning! No posts since my last one!
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Page Three Dance!!!
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I guess it's time for me to head downstairs to get cleaned up for my lunch out with best friend John.
WBBL.
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I didn't mind the outcome at all. All three teams fought good and hard and did their best and in the end, the best team won. The "amazing" moments for me were: 1. Jamie actually apologizing for her behavior (though I guess it helped that the cab driver could understand English.), 2. Luke and Jamie helping each other with the last challenge, 3. Luke telling Marge how happy he was to have her as a mom--that one got to me.
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I sort of agree with everything you wrote. Yes all the teams did great in the last
episode. And the best team did win. However, I really feel like Luke and Margie
should have won (even though they are my least favorite of the teams). They had
this one in the bag. AT first i wondered why they would let luke do the final
challenge since he does not have a lot of patience and gives up easily. But when
the mom said she had no memory and luke had been studying. Well i could not
believe how great he did. He got the first 11 before anyone else even started.
But watching that i knew if he made a mistake then he would falter. What i don't
get is how he could get the first 11 and not remember the 2 most recent. I felt sad.
They should have won this. I also liked Jamie apologizing. And then watching
how wonderful it was for her to help luke. It was so sweet. I guess i never
really got the jamie-hating. To me it was like they wanted to show something
mean. So the editors showed every single time she got upset. I'm sure all the
other teams did similar things. She seemed sweet in many other aspects especially
re: her relationship with luke and margie. That's what made me wonder if it was
the editing. And how lovely for luke to say how great margie is. I mean my god
did you see her carry that pig. She never put it down! She basically did everything
the entire race. Which is why it would have been interesting if luke had been able
to win it for them. That said i really wanted jamie and cara to win. And i think if
their cabbie hadn't gotten them lost they would have had a chance. I do think
tammy and victor were the strongest team over the entire race. But i didn't feel
that great about them winning last night when they were so far behind. It just didn't feel right to me. But they were a strong team! n1 2 2 3j one e to oiw ieiou iu iu one oiuoiuiou
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I'm looking forward to DWTS and the 2 new MEDIUMS tonight. Although i'm not sure if i will get to watch them both. It is my aunt's birthday today. So we are going out to dinner. Only problem is she invited one of her friends who is always late. So we have to wait for her arrive to order. Hopefully she will decide to be on time tonight. IT's hard when it's not a buffet (for my sis who is pregnant and my 3 yr old niece who is impatient).
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I went to bed late. But OMG this finale was the best ever! So happy with the
outcome. It was a really great finale! So funny! Before the show i would have said
annie would win. BUt once joan won the 3/5 criteria for the final challenge. And
once piers and the other contestants said she should win i had hope! I especially
loved after her designer quit. And she had the people from her charity decorating
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Oh, my. Folks must be busy this morning! No posts since my last one!
I've been busy outside. It is very fluttery this morning.
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Did some shopping, put together a new computer task chair, and watched the lawn man spray the weeds. Whew!
I may be off rehearsal tonight, but I will not know until almost time to go....my guess is no.
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BTW, Laura, Jason said to say hello.
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Graae, that is.
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Busy morning, including an interest in a pre-publication performance of the new Babes In Toyland edition. We'll see what happens.
Also, calls concerning Jerome Moross and his Golden Apple and the Library of Congress' Life Begins at 8:40 project.
Now to Mr Frank Loesser!
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Pre publication performance sounds fun, DR ELMORE.
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By the time I read the notes BK is already up in the air.
Hoping the seat next to him is empty, no crying babies and whatever else is needed for a comfortable and easy flight home to LAX
DITTO! :)
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Thank you DR Laura
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Hello, everyone.
Jane, the itching isn't that bad. But i can tell you I'm not a pretty sight right now!
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Even before I read MattH's post I, too, was thinking Sean Penn for the TOD. He is indeed a joy to watch.
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I need to pay some bills today. Too soon to go out--too wobbly.
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Casting vibes to Bruce.
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Here's Walter's photo of DR FJL and me at John's Pizzeria.
Thank you, DR George, for the resizing!
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Well, I guess I should be asleep by now - it's 1:37AM here in Manila. However, I've been editing and uploading photos for the past few hours. So...
Here's DAY 1 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/23108900@N02/sets/72157617877086530/) of my trip again. I've added titles and descriptions.
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Back from a nice visit with my friend Anne and a pre-trip stop at Target. On to unpacking, packing, & posting!
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And here is DAY 2 (http://www.flickr.com/photos/23108900@N02/sets/72157617994790146/) of my trip to the Philippines so far.
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And, yes, ~~~~~CONTINUED TRAVEL VIBES TO BK~~~~~
I'm guessing his flight should be landing by now if it hasnt' already.
*And it was good to hear that there was not wait for a table at John's Pizza. Sometimes those post-matinee crowds can bring that place to a crawl.
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I swear, each time I've logged on to HHW over the past few days, I've done a double-take: "What?!?! It's already 1:00AM and we're only on Page Three?!?!?!?" ;)
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What fun! Thanks for the photos, DR JOSE.
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I love the lobby window photo!
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I just had a telephone conversation with Lorin, John McGlinn's sister whom I adore. I guess the Memorial Event for John will be on his birthday Sept 18, 2009, at Merkin Hall. We discussed speakers and singers and planning the Big Do.
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I thought I would give DR ELMORE and DRFJL eyes like Rosemary's Baby.
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TOD: Simon Russell Beale, Michael Gambon, and Sally Dexter have never disappointed me.
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Here's Walter's photo of DR FJL and me at John's Pizzeria.
Thank you, DR George, for the resizing!
My pleasure! :-*
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PAGE FOUR DANCE!!
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PAGE FOUR DANCE!!
I won't dance, don't ask me...
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TOD:
Singers who never let me down: Barbara Cook and Bette Midler
Actress who never let me down: Deborah Kerr and Meryl Streep.
Actor who has never let me down: Joaquin Phoenix (despite all the recent absurdity).
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Hey! I have a great idea for the Bye-Bye-Birdie revival! Have the cast play the instruments and tote them all over the stage!
LOL!! My, you ARE fluttery today!
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TOD:
Liz Callaway
Jason Graae
Polly Bergen
Lee Remick
Ruth Draper
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The very cool temperatures have continued, and it's been a nice change. Of course, some people are still roaming around in tee shirts and shorts like it was still 90 outside. I would have been so uncomfortable dressed like that today. Jeans and a sweater felt very good indeed.
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Best Laid Plans Department - Volume 2.
I had planned on beginning work on the GUNSMOKE DVD set today, but when I got in from lunch, there was the Blu-ray of NEW IN TOWN (renee Zellweger/Harry Connick Jr.) waiting for me, so it got priority treatment.
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I did spend most of the afternoon with this romantic comedy. It died at the box-office, and it's easy to see why. There's not really an original moment in the film. Very by-the-numbers romantic comedy, and sadly, Renee and Harry don't have much romantic chemistry to warm up the movie (set in Minnesota, filmed in Winnipeg). Everyone does his best, but the expected comedy pratfalls in the snow, food fights with tapioca, etc. Just not very funny.
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I got through three of the bonus features. There's a picture-in-picture audio/video commentary with J.K. Simmons and a couple of the writers and the actress who plays Marge (I'll have to look up her name once I start writing the review).
The "making of" documentary is mainly about how cold it was in Winnipeg during the shoot (57 below zero) and what troupers everyone was (especially Renee who had to wear designer clothes through some of the coldest scenes).
And, of course, since it plays such an important role in the movie, there is a featurette on tapioca.
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Looks like I still have a couple of other featurettes and some deleted scenes, and then I'll be finished with it.
Didn't have a chance to catch up with any of the TV I recorded last night (TUDORS, LAW & ORDER: CI), but hopefully will get to some of these later this evening before prime time TV on the DVR begins around 9:30.
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So "New in Town" got old pretty fast!
I remember Harry's outing with Sandra Bullock in "Hope Floats", which sank like a rock.
That wasn't Harry's fault, either.
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Put out some unshelled penauts which sure got attention:
First on the scene:
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(Each of the above were taken on separate peanut-pickup journeys)
Strange Couple
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der Brucer
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More critters:
A newcomer – A Brown Thrasher
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The usual suspect:
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UH – OH!
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der Brucer
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Put out some unshelled penauts
The expensive kind?
[almost a Hello Dolly! reference...]
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Happy Belated Birthday to DR Samantha!!!!! :D
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Congratulations to DR Cillaliz on her race and fundraising!
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Lovely "Mom" photographs, all! What a lovely idea!! :)
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Put out some unshelled penauts
The expensive kind?
Three pound bag for $4.
der Brucer
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I've got to do some writing, so I'm hopping off-line now and beginning on that. Then I'll be back downstairs to finish up the bonus features on NEW IN TOWN and try to get some of last night's TV shows watched before settling in with tonight's '24' and the wrap-up of last week's MEDIUM continuing story.
WBBL.
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Jrand - Can you give me a chin like John Cassavetes in rosemary's Baby?
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Jrand - Can you give me a chin like John Cassavetes in rosemary's Baby?
Is this the chin you want?
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Jrand - Can you give me a chin like John Cassavetes in rosemary's Baby?
I can if you provide the cleaver.
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A cleaver? At this point, I'll take a Barbara Billingsley chin, if that's all that's available.
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New-mown hay gives me hay fever
There's the rooster, where's my cleaver
So laid back, my mind's on crack
And when the thresher's up
My pressure's up
(almost, but not quite, a THE ACT "City Lights" reference)
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With Liza's new way of pronouncing "City" that song could be a laff-riot.
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Or is that the line about Polly's preserves in that verse?
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I am determined to get up to page 5
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I mean get US to page 5
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Has BK landed yet?
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Did I miss news of BK?
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PAGE 5 ADDAMS FAMILY CASTING DANCE
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A cleaver? At this point, I'll take a Barbara Billingsley chin, if that's all that's available.
I was counting the minutes... ;D
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Flight was fine and on time. I got home around 10:40 and immediately began packing up CDs - got everything shipped out. I also had over two hundred Tom Jones orders to print out - it looks like this will be gone by morning.
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Still have to ship one more package.
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JMK - Ah, but were you expecting the Liza-Minnelli--in-THE-ACT reference?
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I went to bed late. But OMG this finale was the best ever! So happy with the
outcome. It was a really great finale! So funny! Before the show i would have said
annie would win. BUt once joan won the 3/5 criteria for the final challenge. And
once piers and the other contestants said she should win i had hope! I especially
loved after her designer quit. And she had the people from her charity decorating
the room. That was so touching. Made me teary! 1 2 3o ui ui iu iu o 1 2 3 4 45 4
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Off to Juilliard for a voice recital. I hope I stay awake; I'm very drowsy at the moment.
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I'm very drowsy at the moment.
But are you a chaperone??
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BTW, Laura, Jason said to say hello.
Oh, how sweet. Thank you. Now I am wondering how I happened to come up in a conversation.
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I'm very drowsy at the moment.
But are you a chaperone??
Perhaps not, but if he's going solo, he'll be "the drowsy chap alone".
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Laura - i had recited the hysterical birthday poem which Sandra wrote for me, and somehow your name came up, too.
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Hello, everyone.
Jane, the itching isn't that bad. But i can tell you I'm not a pretty sight right now!
Good news you don't itch, less chance you will scratch & scar. HEALING VIBES!
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Laura - i had recited the hysterical birthday poem which Sandra wrote for me, and somehow your name came up, too.
Oh, well, I guess that makes sense. I hope he doesn't think we are crazy, or anything. He probably does.
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I'm sure Jason doesn't think you're crazy any more than he thinks Skip and i are crazy. Oh, wait a second :)
just kidding - really.
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R DerBrucer I never tire of the backyard photos.
It is nice to see DR's FJL & elmore. :)
I'm enjoying the tour of the Philippines.
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We saw STAR TREK today :) I had a little trouble getting into Kirk in the beginning. I never cared for Bones & immediately took to this new one. Simon Pegg as Scotty is wonderful, if only he had been in it more. I'm sure that will be rectified in the sequel.
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I also love the backyard photos. Thanks, DerBrucer.
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I fell asleep during the first Star Trek movie. I never bothered to go see another one.
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I'm going home.
Until later!
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Just had to share. :)
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I fell asleep during the first Star Trek movie. I never bothered to go see another one.
Everyone fell asleep during that one.;D
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I fell asleep during the first Star Trek movie. I never bothered to go see another one.
Everyone fell asleep during that one.;D
I have yet to see a STAR TREK movie, and I doubt that this one will be an exception.
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What a long day this has been - I was zonked to begin with from two hours of sleep, but then to package up hundreds of CDs, get them shipped, print out hundreds of new orders, deliver an order and wolf down some food - I gotta tell you. But I'm done for the day.
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G'night!
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I am trying to order two items on Kritzerland.
I clicked on House of Flowers first and then wanted to add Tom Jones but when I click on the button continue shopping an error window comes up that says
Please open a new browser window to continue shopping
Well I did and I couldn't continue shopping. I would like to put everything on one charge and not break it up.
Any suggestions tech gurus out there?
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Anyone has seen or heard about the documentary OUTRAGE in which the films outs closeted gay politicians who have voted against anti gay legislation.
Kirby Dick is the direction and he sort of looks like Ted Danson.
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I fell asleep during the first Star Trek movie. I never bothered to go see another one.
Everyone fell asleep during that one.;D
I have yet to see a STAR TREK movie, and I doubt that this one will be an exception.
We haven't missed any yet, but you gotta admit the opening of the original Star Trek was a big slow. You don't really have to admit it ;)
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Good Morning, once again!
Today's breakfast selections:
Myself - various native fruits: lanzones, sineguelas and sampolac (fresh tamarind), along with two putok, bread rolls.
My mom: The Hot Cakes from McDonald's.
::)
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Was the original "Star Trek" movie really that much of a bore? I think I liked it. Of course, I also like Stephen Collins, so... ;)
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We're about to head over to my aunt's house and reception hall for my Mom's high school reunion. Since it will basically be a "Girls Only" type function, one my aunt's assistants has volunteered to drive me around her neighborhood for a bit. It promises to be quite the change from my excursion yesterday to Market! Market!
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I hate being in Cinemascope! I'm back from the recital which was wonderful; it had some beautiful music and some humor at the end which was wonderful after Berio's rather pretentious Circles. It was an awesome piece filled with ridiculous percussion noises - two players employing everything but the kitchen sink - and interesting harp sounds, but the colors were amazing and I loved it. The harp, 2 percussionists and Carin closed the evening with an hilarious arangement of Mozart's glorious "Voi che sapete." It was nice to meet more of the wonderful Gilfry family and Carin looked gorgeous tonight, absolutely beautiful. She leaves NYC in two weeks to become a young artist with the Santa Fe Opera. Next October she and her father play Liesl and the Baron von Trapp, with Kim Criswell as the Mother Abbess, in THE SOUND OF MUSIC at the Theatre du Chatelet. I'm thinking about making the trip just to see it!
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PAGE SIX SUNRISE OVER MOUNT IRIGA* DANCE!!!!
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*Another active volcano in Bicol.
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We were in Cinemascope?
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DR elmore - Congrats to Carin for getting into the Young Artists Program at Santa Fe.
-And there are some great deals on airfares to France right now. Just be sure to check all the airport fees - sometimes they're just as much as the actual ticket.
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What a long day this has been - I was zonked to begin with from two hours of sleep, but then to package up hundreds of CDs, get them shipped, print out hundreds of new orders, deliver an order and wolf down some food - I gotta tell you. But I'm done for the day.
Did you forget about the flight?
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Our ride should be here momentarily, so...
Laters...
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Jose, I've enjoyed all the photos from your trip. Thanks for posting them.
Has anyone there asked about Monkey? Or did Monkey go off on his own excursion?
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Good evening everyone.
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Was the original "Star Trek" movie really that much of a bore? I think I liked it. Of course, I also like Stephen Collins, so... ;)
Yes, it is pretty much a bore, mostly because it's too long for the slim story they had to tell.
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I finished the bonus features for NEW IN TOWN. There were 11 deleted scenes. There was a featurette on scrapbooking. And the BD-Live site was also there.
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I sped through today's AS THE WORLD TURNS. It was the end of that short little story arc. Don't know where it's going from here.
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Next I watched last night's THE TUDORS. Always enjoyable, especially knowing Cromwell's days are numbered.
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I then watched LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT. Yes, that was Norbert Leo Butz in a main role. I thought it was also Anthony Crivello, but I guess it wasn't. I didn't see his name in the credits.
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Tonight's '24' was very exciting, and as in previous years, the main threat was finally neutralized a week before the season finale. BUT the bad guys always have one more trick to play, and that began tonight that will lead to what appears to be a very explosive season finale next week.
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And I concluded my evening with the first of tonight's MEDIUM episodes, the conclusion of the three part story arc begun last week. It included a very good twist (though I have to admit about halfway through the show, I figured out the twist before it happened.)
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Speaking of Young Artists, you heard it here first: there's a new series in development I just did a long and exhausting online marketing survey for that's basically FAME warmed over. It's called LIMELIGHT and it has the Egyptian guy from the Mummy movies and that girl from American Dreams. It's really, really bad.
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I got my federal tax refund today. I really was not expecting it until the end of the month. Very pleased as this is the first money back from the US in probably a decade.
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Heading downstairs to bed now.
Good night!
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Shayne, you shouldn't be having a problem. I've been getting orders all day for two and three CDs. You just need to put your item in the shopping cart, then go back and click Buy Now on another album and it, too, should go in the shopping cart
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Sad news - my six year old Mitsubishi 65 inch TV has died.
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Congrats to Carin
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Did the TV die while you were away, bk?
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TV est morte.
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The lamp needed replacing - I ordered it. It arrived. The last time I had to replace the lamp, which was a mere year ago, we had major problems. A service technician did it, and the prongs that the lamphouse plugs into were all bent and loose. Well, they snapped today and this TV is now so antiquated that it's simply not worth it to fix it. So, we'll have to do something about it, like get a TV - happily, orders have been very healthy.
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A cleaver? At this point, I'll take a Barbara Billingsley chin, if that's all that's available.
What is wrong with yours?
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Flight was fine and on time. I got home around 10:40 and immediately began packing up CDs - got everything shipped out. I also had over two hundred Tom Jones orders to print out - it looks like this will be gone by morning.
Glad your trip was safe (and over). Welcome Home!
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BTW, Laura, Jason said to say hello.
Oh, how sweet. Thank you. Now I am wondering how I happened to come up in a conversation.
It started with a discussion of game wardens and other men in uniforms.
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Laura - i had recited the hysterical birthday poem which Sandra wrote for me, and somehow your name came up, too.
Oh, well, I guess that makes sense. I hope he doesn't think we are crazy, or anything. He probably does.
I think Jason kind of has a clue already--- about so many ofus!
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I fell asleep during the first Star Trek movie. I never bothered to go see another one.
Everyone fell asleep during that one.;D
I have yet to see a STAR TREK movie, and I doubt that this one will be an exception.
I saw a Star Trek episode once (the original series).
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PAGE SIX SUNRISE OVER MOUNT IRIGA* DANCE!!!!
(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3392/3523090828_0702771713.jpg)
*Another active volcano in Bicol.
Lovely!
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Geez, could this be a slower news day? I'm exhausted and am hitting the road to dreamland - notes are going up shortly.
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Sad news - my six year old Mitsubishi 65 inch TV has died.
BK's TV: R.I.P. :'(