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Archives => Archive 18 => Topic started by: bk on March 25, 2010, 12:25:47 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were exotic and had music, and now it is time for you to post until the exotic cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: LUCRE!
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Topic of the Day: definitely "The African Queen" for both!
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Topic of the Day (continued):
Hepburn:
Desk Set
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
Holiday (I saw this on Broadway with Laura Linney and Tony Goldwyn!)
The Lion in Winter
On Golden Pond
The Philadelphia Story
Rooster Cogburn
Woman of the Year
Bogart (I haven't seen as many of his movies):
The Big Sleep
Casablanca
The Maltese Falcon
We're No Angels
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TOD:
Bogart: Casablanca
Caine Mutiny
Hepburn: Bringing Up Baby
Lion In Winter
der Brucer
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hepburn
lion in winter
love among the ruins
long days journey into night
phildelphia story
bringing up baby
adam's rib
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If it's not to late to comment on a title for Edisaurus' doc:
I propose a combination of these two:
Making It Home (besides the baseball metaphor, the film is about Jews becoming at home in America)
"The Crack of the Bat: The Remarkable Story of Jews, America and Baseball"
Making It Home: A Story of Jews, America and Baseball
der Brucer
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bogart
desperate hours
casablanca
beat the devil
the big sleep
the maltese falcon
key largo
to have and have not
dark passage
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why am i up so early?
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In the now notorious case of our evil neighbor whose assests were frozen and he was consequently forced to discharge his pricey attorney - FJL posed:
If this stands up, what's to stop the government/prosecution from using this reason (that the money is needed to compensate the victims) to freeze any defendant's funds, and as a result keep that defendant from getting a vigorous defense?
Implicit in this quandry is the unfortuanate implication (arguably true) that money buys a better defense then the state provides.
(This is one case in which I doubt ABC will pay $200,000 for the photographs >:( )
der Brucer
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Morning all. Including Jose!
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Good Morning!
I'm up, I'm up... And I thought my brother would already be awake by now. Guess I'll be leaving at 8:00 instead of 7:00. No worries.
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Good Morning, Ben!
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As for the Topic of the Day...
Humphrey Bogart - "Casablanca"
Katharine Hepburn - "On Golden Pond" ;)
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And away we go!
Laters...
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In the now notorious case of our evil neighbor whose assests were frozen and he was consequently forced to discharge his pricey attorney - FJL posed:
If this stands up, what's to stop the government/prosecution from using this reason (that the money is needed to compensate the victims) to freeze any defendant's funds, and as a result keep that defendant from getting a vigorous defense?
Implicit in this quandry is the unfortuanate implication (arguably true) that money buys a better defense then the state provides.
(This is one case in which I doubt ABC will pay $200,000 for the photographs >:( )
der Brucer
I don't know what case you are talking about, but it sounds like it's civil. I don't think the state provides you a lawyer for a civil case.
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And now a DR is no longer Shoeless Jo[se] from Hannibal Mo[se].
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Beautiful photos from DR VIXMOM last night. It's an HHW Baby Boom!
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Hmmmmmmmm....TOD.....
Those already mentioned.....so I will just add:
Bogart:
Sabrina
Dead Reckoning
And Hepburn:
Desk Set [another vote for this clever comedy with great co-stars for Hepburn & Tracy]
Summertime
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Of course today is a work day. Oh well.
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Off to work.
Oh well.
I hope MR BK enjoys his day off.
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If it's not to late to comment on a title for Edisaurus' doc:
I propose a combination of these two:
Making It Home (besides the baseball metaphor, the film is about Jews becoming at home in America)
"The Crack of the Bat: The Remarkable Story of Jews, America and Baseball"
Making It Home: A Story of Jews, America and Baseball
der Brucer
I like that---I'll "pitch" it to the producer!
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Good morning!
I'm hoping to see my new grand-nephew, Cade, today!
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JRand, I like your suggestion, LET MY PEOPLE BAT! There's actually a moment in the film where we hear "Let my people go", in relation to the reserve clause. Of course, we already knew you were psychic!
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TCB, I hope you're feeling better today.
We always keep a light or two on in the house at night so we can see where we're going. My large black love cat, Bailey, sleeps under my dresser next to the heating vent and it's easy to step on him if I'm not paying attention.
When he gets too hot, he climbs into bed between us and snuggles in under the covers. It's kind of like those bed warmer things they used to use with coals from the fireplace in a metal container on a pole. Except alive.
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TOD:
Bogart:
CASABLANCA
THE MALTESE FALCON
THE TREASURE OF SIERRA MADRE
THE AFRICAN QUEEN
THE CAINE MUTINY
Hepburn:
THE PHILADELPHIA STORY
LOVE AMONG THE RUINS
BRINGING UP BABY
THE LION IN WINTER
SUMMERTIME
LONG DAY'S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT
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Good morning, all!
The neighbor was relatively quiet last night: a door slam around 11:45, some heavy walking and the bed being unfolded around midnight. I awoke at 6:30 for the McGlinnventory to find an email from our paralegal who is still sick, so I went back to bed and slept until 8:30. In another hour I will wonder down to Toyland to pick up a score for THE LADY OF THE SLIPPER and work on it the rest of the day.
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TOD:
Bogart: THE MALTESE FALCON
Hepburn: THE PHILADELPHIA STORY, HOLIDAY, ADAM'S RIB
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Started posting this earlier and got interrupted, then interrupted again. Wonder if I can do one before we leave town. Anyway,
TOD:
Bogart:
In a Lonely Place
The Big Sleep
Casablanca
The African Queen
Hepburn:
Philadelphia Story
Desk Set (Love her singing "Night and Day" during the party scene)
Bringing Up Baby
Lion in Winter
African Queen
Love Among the Ruins
(and maybe a half dozen others)
Now it's pie for breakfast and then off to the beach.
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TOD:
Bogart is my all-time favorite actor, so:
CASABLANCA
THE MALTESE FALCON
KEY LARGO
HIGH SIERRA
THE AFRICAN QUEEN
THE CAINE MUTINY
THE DESPERATE HOURS
THE ROARING TWENTIES
THE OKLAHOMA KID
ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT
DEAD RECKONING
THE BIG SLEEP
DARK PASSAGE
THE HARDER THEY FALL
SAHARA
THE ENFORCER
THE TREASURE OF SIERRA MADRE
etc., etc.
For me, Hepburn is second only to Carole Lombard:
WOMAN OF THE YEAR
ADAM'S RIB
PAT & MIKE
THE AFRICAN QUEEN
THE PHILADELPHIA STORY
GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER
THE LION IN WINTER
THE RAINMAKER
STATE OF THE UNION
ON GOLDEN POND
SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER
etc., etc.
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bk, I am not generally a member of the spelling police. I make enough spelling and typing mistakes of my own not to be. But I have to point out that she spelled her first name KathArine with an "a" and not an "e." Being one of the greatest film and stage stars of the 20th century, I feel compelled to correct this often-made mistake.
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Page Two Dance!!!
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Good morning!
A bit warmer this morning (46), but my walk exhausted my legs more than usual. It's good that I get tomorrow off. I need it, I guess, if the soreness I was feeling at the end of my walk is any indication.
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TOD:
Katharine Hepburn:
THE LION IN WINTER
ADAM'S RIB
LITTLE WOMEN
SUMMERTIME
SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER
LOVE AMONG THE RUINS
PAT & MIKE
DESK SET
HOLIDAY
THE PHILADELPHIA STORY
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TOD:
Humphrey Bogart:
THE MALTESE FALCON
DARK PASSAGE
THE CAINE MUTINY
THE AFRICAN QUEEN
CASABLANCA
THE PETRIFIED FOREST
THE BIG SLEEP
THE DESPERATE HOURS
KEY LARGO
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Again I say, I'm really looking forward to seeing THE AFRICAN QUEEN on Blu-ray, but until its price goes below $20, no sale. I am happy to hear it looks so good. I did see a blip of it in high definition in the HD-DVD version of ROAD TO BALI, so I'm eager to see the whole thing now in higher resolution.
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Good morning. I am off to enjoy another spring day!
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I got a couple of Criterion Blu-rays today (VIVRE SA VIE and SUMMER HOURS), but I suspect I'll be getting their DVD counterparts as well, and I'll want to see them first, so I guess I'll put these aside and wait for the others to arrive. If they don't come tomorrow, I'll start with the first one of them. I've never seen either one and know nothing about either one.
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CBS has basketball tonight and Fox is in reruns still, but everything else is new including (for me) new episodes of FLASH FORWARD, GREY'S ANATOMY, THE OFFICE/30 ROCK, SUPERNATURAL, and PROJECT RUNWAY.
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Thursday morning greetings! My book group meets tonight to discuss Mary Doria Russell's Dreamers of the Day.
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Congratulations to our 2 new great-aunts, DRs Edi and Vixmom!
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And the word of the day is: LUCRE!
And The Song Of The Day Is: MONEY,MONEY,MONEY
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Heading down now to get cleaned up for lunch out with friends today.
WBBL.
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TOD: Hepburn-
DESK SET
ADAM'S RIB
SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER
LOVE AMONG THE RUINS
HOLIDAY
THE PHILADELPHIA STORY
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TOD: Bogart-
CASABLANCA
THE MALTESE FALCON
DARK PASSAGE
THE CAINE MUTINY
THE PETRIFIED FOREST
SABRINA
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AND A GOOD MORNING TO WHOEVER IS HERE- THAT WOULD BE A Good Morning to Druxy!
I'm off......................................
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I suppose I'm up, but may go back to bed for a little while.
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I'll put the subject of MEN'S FIGURE SKATING WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS SHORT PROGRAM discussion up front in case anyone is planning to watch who doesn't want to read about it:
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DR MattH (and DR RonP if he's watched) I'm curious re: the men's short program if you agree with the results.
I must say that even though the top Olympic finishers are not competing I was completely amazed at the skating for the top 6. Really great. I am especially curious how you guys would place #1,2,3 in the short program. They were very close for me. But i preferred (and am biased) #2.
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Greetings from Toyland!
I don't know how many DRs watch the Bravo "reality" programs, but tacky kept woman Kim Zolciak (on the left) of the REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ATLANTA (wife? she's a mistress!), who can't carry a tonal pitch to save her life, turns out to be a lesbian. She's far too tacky and untalented to be a lesbian. I think it's an attempt to extend her 15 minutes of dubious fame.
However, she is following the example of Emile Zola's whorish heroine NANA.
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TOD:
BOGIE:
Maltese Falcon
Casablanca
Key Largo
Big Sleep
To Have & Have Not
High Sierra
HEPBURN:
Holiday
Philadelphia Story
Lion In Winter
Delicate Balance
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For those who may be interested:
MGM's newest list of upcoming DVD on demand titles.
The Best Man (1964)
The Caretakers (1963)
Cold Turkey (1971)
Eight On The Lam (1967)
Fitzwilly (1967)
The Gallant Hours (1960)
Garbo Talks (1984)
The Glory Guys (1965)
The Honey Pot (1967)
House Of The Long Shadows (1984)
Hurricane Streets (1998)
Inherit The Wind (1999)
The Landlord (1970)
Man Of Iron (1981)
The Offence (1973)
The Tenth Man (1988)
Toys In The Attic (1963)
The Two Worlds of Jennie Logan (1979)
Valentino (1977)
Vanishing Fiancée (aka The Green Room) (1978)
The Whisperers (1967)
The White Buffalo (1977)
Wicked Stepmother (1989)
Television Series
“Flipper” Season 2 (1964)
“Flipper - The New Adventures” Season 1 (1995)
“Highway Patrol” Season 1 (1955)
“Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot” Complete Series (1969)
Amazon page:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/?ie=UTF8&docId=1000489701 (http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/?ie=UTF8&docId=1000489701)
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Just wrote a long e-mail to the creative team of the long musical. They are, of course, already in full panic mode and I told them there will be no panic allowed at any time during the rehearsal process. Also, the co-author, despite my having told him time and again, continues to labor under the disillusion that I will be directing this brilliantly. So, once again, I have informed everyone that a staged reading is not about the director's brilliance or lack thereof. It's about hearing the book, music, and lyrics of the show. The audience knows what a staged reading is - normally, it's the entire cast seated on chairs, rising for their scenes and crossing to a music stand, and then reading a scene or singing a song. That's it. This will be slightly more than that as the theater doesn't have twenty-six chairs, and that's too many people to put on this stage. But I told them that the minute you introduce anything that's more than a suggestion of blocking, suddenly it starts to feel like something it shouldn't - a half-assed production. The co-author wants some props and I'm allowing one at this point, for a food gag.
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Favorite Bogart films:
WE'RE NO ANGELS
THE DESPERATE HOURS
THE RETURN OF DR. X
Favorite Hepburn film:
GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER
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I gotta tell you.
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Very overcast this morning.
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Last night's Adam-12 that I watched was all shot on Riverside Blvd. in Toluca Lake. Wonderful shots of Marie Callender's and the Toluca Lake Barone's.
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No posts in one hour. Wonderful.
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Did anybody watch SURVIVOR last night? Wow!
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RE: last night's SURVIVOR
SPOILERS
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I'm not normally a fan of them having both teams go to tribal council. But it sort of worked last night. I'm glad they gave one person immunity on each team. My fav boston rob is just unbelievable. I can't believe how he excels at every challenge they do. I am torn on russell. I hateed him at the beginning of last season. But by mid-way thru i loved him. Yet so far this season i do not like him at all (maybe because he wants rob out). But last night he was beyond brilliant. I never liked tyson. BUt did not want him out last night. But OMG did he deserve to go. What an absolute idiot. He deserved exactly what he got. When russell got up to give his idol to parv. I had a feeling he knew that tyson was gonna switch his vote. It's not like russell to leave things to chance. But he actually did really put his game on the line. I can't believe he did it. But i guess without parv in the game he would be gone next week anyone. But what a crazy move. But how dumb is tyson. Even if he thought russell was being honest with him, if he had just kept the votes the same then he (tyson) would not have gone home anyhow. Parv would have. Oy. So dumb!!! I was totally stunned at the end. But even more stunned that tyson still thought he was a genius. :)
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I have returned from a good morning out and about. I picked up my Sondheim birthday gift: I had Kinko's bind the full orchestra score of SWEENEY TODD that I was given on the 22nd, I faxed a vocal arrangement for "Evaline McCook" to the copyist, I picked yp the score for Montgomery & Stone that I need to edit, and I handed some WIZARD OF OZ edits to my friend Joseph.
I think I will unpack the things in my bag and get to work.
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For those who may be interested:
MGM's newest list of upcoming DVD on demand titles.
The Best Man (1964)
The Caretakers (1963)
Cold Turkey (1971)
Eight On The Lam (1967)
Fitzwilly (1967)
The Gallant Hours (1960)
Garbo Talks (1984)
The Glory Guys (1965)
The Honey Pot (1967)
House Of The Long Shadows (1984)
Hurricane Streets (1998)
Inherit The Wind (1999)
The Landlord (1970)
Man Of Iron (1981)
The Offence (1973)
The Tenth Man (1988)
Toys In The Attic (1963)
The Two Worlds of Jennie Logan (1979)
Valentino (1977)
Vanishing Fiancée (aka The Green Room) (1978)
The Whisperers (1967)
The White Buffalo (1977)
Wicked Stepmother (1989)
Television Series
“Flipper” Season 2 (1964)
“Flipper - The New Adventures” Season 1 (1995)
“Highway Patrol” Season 1 (1955)
“Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot” Complete Series (1969)
Amazon page:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/?ie=UTF8&docId=1000489701 (http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/?ie=UTF8&docId=1000489701)
I wouldn't mind having a copy of THE BEST MAN...but not for $20.00.
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It is very very windy out today!
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Not very good biking weather!
And tomorrow it is supposed to get to a windchill of -13C. Yuck! Today even though it was windy at least it was 10C (which is like high 40s).
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In the now notorious case of our evil neighbor whose assests were frozen and he was consequently forced to discharge his pricey attorney - FJL posed:
If this stands up, what's to stop the government/prosecution from using this reason (that the money is needed to compensate the victims) to freeze any defendant's funds, and as a result keep that defendant from getting a vigorous defense?
Implicit in this quandry is the unfortuanate implication (arguably true) that money buys a better defense then the state provides.
(This is one case in which I doubt ABC will pay $200,000 for the photographs >:( )
der Brucer
I don't know what case you are talking about, but it sounds like it's civil. I don't think the state provides you a lawyer for a civil case.
Oh trust me, there will be civil case galore, but the case at hand is criminal:
our local pediatrician is charged with 471 counts of rape and exploitation involving 103 patients (some as young as 3 months), all of which he captured on 13 hours of video tape.
The crimes were committed over a more than a 10 year time span, and various authorities had allegations of misconduct for years – setting up all sorts of opportunities for civil cases against the hospital, medical associations, regulatory agencies, etc.
I suspect he will be found sane enough for trial and the defense will pursue a not guilty by reason of insanity defense. There seems an almost zero chance he will ever be free – the only bargaining chip the defense holds is a plea that will keep the victims from having to testify, and the video tapes shown, in exchange for “considerations” of his confinement options for life.
The real issue for the community is how do we prevent this sort of thing from happening again? (And should other entities be held responsible for not stopping him sooner?)
der Brucer
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I wouldn't mind having a copy of THE BEST MAN...but not for $20.00.
I'm sure Jane will tell us she already has THE BEST MAN - and no copies are allowed!
der Brucer
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Comfort note for the day:
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Ever Heard Of The Booty Buddy Blanket?
Ever since we were introduced to the blanket with sleeves (better-known-as the Snuggie), more and more variations have emerged (a la Slanket Siamese).
One of the latest on the market is the Booty Buddy Blanket from Urban Outfitters. Besides the funny name, it actually stands out from the counterparts. The blue southwestern-motif blanket measures in at 66" x 69" and retails for $68. Plus, it has a comfy fleece lining.
der Brucer
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DerBrucer, I have heard about that case on the radio. Just awful.
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DerBrucer, I have heard about that case on the radio. Just awful.
Imagine the nightmares a court reporter might get working this case!
der Brucer
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I have returned from a nice lunch at Hugo's - had something new - chilaquiles - very good. Prior to that, for fun, I drove to Toluca Lake to look at last night's Adam 12 location. It's exactly the same save for a little mom and pop market now being something else - the Radio Shack is still there, and the buildings, of course, are all the same.
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I'm really enjoying my day.
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I mentioned the other day that my Playstation 3 died after four years of very heavy use. I bought an inexpensive Sony player as a replacement, and it came today. Spent this morning before lunch installing it, downloading updated firmware. I haven't put the codes from the player into my universal remote yet. I'll work on that tonight.
When I got in I played the first fifteen minutes of TOY STORY 2, and everything is AOK. Glad to have this as a backup or I may switch off/alternate with the other Blu-ray player in the equipment stack so neither gets overused. I'll continue to play with it tonight.
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For those who may be interested:
MGM's newest list of upcoming DVD on demand titles.
The Best Man (1964)
The Caretakers (1963)
Cold Turkey (1971)
Eight On The Lam (1967)
Fitzwilly (1967)
The Gallant Hours (1960)
Garbo Talks (1984)
The Glory Guys (1965)
The Honey Pot (1967)
House Of The Long Shadows (1984)
Hurricane Streets (1998)
Inherit The Wind (1999)
The Landlord (1970)
Man Of Iron (1981)
The Offence (1973)
The Tenth Man (1988)
Toys In The Attic (1963)
The Two Worlds of Jennie Logan (1979)
Valentino (1977)
Vanishing Fiancée (aka The Green Room) (1978)
The Whisperers (1967)
The White Buffalo (1977)
Wicked Stepmother (1989)
Television Series
“Flipper” Season 2 (1964)
“Flipper - The New Adventures” Season 1 (1995)
“Highway Patrol” Season 1 (1955)
“Johnny Sokko and His Flying Robot” Complete Series (1969)
Amazon page:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/?ie=UTF8&docId=1000489701 (http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/?ie=UTF8&docId=1000489701)
I wouldn't mind having a copy of THE BEST MAN...but not for $20.00.
Yep, they'll have to do a reduction in price as the other MOD outfits have done before I'll bite. There are three or four that I want of these.
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When I got in and finished setting up the new Blu-ray player, I watched last night's UGLY BETTY. Most of it was a dream sequence episode with Betty as Bitch. Very entertaining and America as Betty looked quite beautiful all made up and dressed to the nines (and without the braces, of course).
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Then I skimmed through today's AS THE WORLD TURNS. Luke was on with (as I will now call him) Reid, decent acting for a change. Looks like the start of a beautiful friendship.
They were not in the previews for tomorrow. How STUPID of the show to introduce this new relationship and then not follow up immediately with an extension of these new personas to hook our interest even more.
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I skimmed through ONE LIFE TO LIVE. Oliver was on in his cop persona, but was really on the edges of the stories, more as an observer than a participant.
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Fish was briefly on ONE LIFE TO LIVE. I do not understand any of these characters any more since their thoughts and actions, all out of character, are conceived by the writers to keep a storyline hanging around and the characters looking like fools.
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Then I started the next episode of THE CLOSER that I began revisiting last night. This was the one with the teen who on first appearance seemed to have hanged herself before Brenda starts digging deeper into the case. I only got halfway through the episode before it was time to come upstairs, so I'll finish it when I go back down. I should have time to watch a few more before I ease into FAST FORWARD about 12 minutes into the hour.
I can't wait any longer because I'll have to watch GREY'S ANATOMY "live" tonight due to having two OTHER shows recording at 9.
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DR Jennifer, I found Takahashi and Chan's short programs yesterday in a separate place on the website so I watched them. I think Takahashi displays perhaps a bit more personality on the ice than Patrick does, but both of them skated beautifully and with the same levels of difficulty, and I could certainly make a case for either one to be in first. Of course, they're so close together score-wise that placement isn't all that important. Whoever wins the free program between them should win the gold, and I just hope Takahashi doesn't attempt the quad again (which he fell on badly at the Olympics.) Evan proved you don't need it to win; a clean skate filled with difficult triple jumps would likely insure his win since, once again, his free program (skated to Nina Rota's "La Strada") has so much more personality than Patrick's, all moves being equal.
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I'll continue to play with it tonight.
Have you been seeing JMK's health advisor?
der Brucer
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Laura and der B - I'm almost sure it's a criminal case.
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Laura and der B - I'm almost sure it's a criminal case.
He was arraigned yesterday and his public defender entered a not guilty plea and requested a jury trial.
Numerous related civil cases are in the works
der Brucer
The state needed to get the accused's permission to remove the various Disney themed paraphenalia and BayBee doctor signage from his prime highway office location. Community activists are now arguing over what should or should not be allowed to be done with the real estate.
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Being sooooo lazy and it feels sooooo good.
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I think the book itself is going to the publisher today or tomorrow, with the cover following soon thereafter.
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Guess I'll finish up with a few things here in the office and then head back down to continue with viewing for the evening.
WBBL.
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Had a root canal procedure this morning from 8-10 a.m.
Things here at work have been hectic, hectic, hectic.
Tomorrow is our big "do" for my boss' retirement....a catered luncheon for which I''m emceeing.
I'm looking forward to the meal.
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LA's live-action porn-palace* bites the dust
LA TIMES (http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2010/03/landmark-fairfax-theater-closes-indefinitely.html)
Fairfax Theater closes indefinitely
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The venerable Fairfax Theater, which opened its doors in 1930, will close indefinitely after suffering major damage during the recent rainstorms.
Regency Theaters, which operates the theater, said Wednesday that it has asked the property owner to terminate its lease.
The rain damage was so extensive that it would not be economically feasible to reopen the landmark theater at Beverly Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue, Regency said in a statement.
In recent years, the theater has battled against competition from neighboring theaters and problems with area parking.
The property owner, Alex Gorby, has proposed a mixed-use retail and residential project for the site. The project would preserve the theater's historic Art Deco facade, according to the statement.
der Brucer
* It was raided by Vice for doing a production of "Oh, Calcutta!"
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Laura and der B - I'm almost sure it's a criminal case.
I didn't think victims receive anything in criminal cases. DerBrucer is probably right; there will be civil cases filed. Cillaliz can correct us.
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Oy, I had scheduled a whole slew of people to come over this afternoon to buy things I had listed on CL, so of course a realtor called and wants to show the house. I told him he could, but that I couldn't leave and couldn't reschedule all the CL people. This could be a fascinating study in group dynamics. ;)
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LA's live-action porn-palace* bites the dust
LA TIMES (http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2010/03/landmark-fairfax-theater-closes-indefinitely.html)
Fairfax Theater closes indefinitely
(http://www.latimes.com/media/photo/2010-01/51623453.jpg)
The venerable Fairfax Theater, which opened its doors in 1930, will close indefinitely after suffering major damage during the recent rainstorms.
Regency Theaters, which operates the theater, said Wednesday that it has asked the property owner to terminate its lease.
The rain damage was so extensive that it would not be economically feasible to reopen the landmark theater at Beverly Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue, Regency said in a statement.
In recent years, the theater has battled against competition from neighboring theaters and problems with area parking.
The property owner, Alex Gorby, has proposed a mixed-use retail and residential project for the site. The project would preserve the theater's historic Art Deco facade, according to the statement.
der Brucer
* It was raided by Vice for doing a production of "Oh, Calcutta!"
The Fairfax was a very nice neighborhood single screen theater until the Odious Cineplex cut it into three ugly tiny theaters. You reap what you sow.
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And I should think we'll want to get off page three very quickly.
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Watched Lost - one of the better episodes this season - at least none of the screwy alternate timeline. One can now see the seeds of where this is going.
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At long last page four. I should think we'll want to get off page four very quickly. How we can do that where there are NO PEOPLE HERE is a question for the ages.
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George, have you not been attending rehearsals? Have I missed some reports?
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I'm still being lazy - listening to Alex North's Dragonslayer right now, and shall then watch a motion picture on Blu and Ray. I taped the Great Performances of that Jerome Robbins ballet - correctly listed when I searched it on the program list and selected record. I played the recording and it's some totally awful Pavorotti thing, with an excruciatingly bad duet with Celine Dion, who looks like she's trying to pass a stone.
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I'm giving someone ten minutes to make a post. After that, I will not be responsible for any actions I may take and I can guarantee you I will take action.
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Ten minutes and counting. Think I'm bluffing? Try me.
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Nine minutes.
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elmore left without posting. Perhaps when he comes back he might be sorry he didn't take the time.
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I see George and I see MBarnum. It is up to them.
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Eight minutes.
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Six minutes.
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Four minutes. As I've said, the day I think this board and site have been replaced and/or become not of interest is the day I shut her down. And there have been too many days like this over the last couple of months.
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And now George has left without posting. It's up to MBarnum, I suppose.
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Three minutes.
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Two minutes.
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Well, at least we'll go out on a whole page of ME.
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Here we go...
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And now George has left without posting. It's up to MBarnum, I suppose.
I'm still here...I'm at work, though.
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George, have you not been attending rehearsals? Have I missed some reports?
We had our first blocking rehearsal on Monday. Because I actually got there about 25 minutes early (I couldn't tell when I was supposed to be there, so I got there at the earlier time), I got an extra line! I'm now one of the reporters newspaper persons in the first newspaper moment, then I'm wondering around the stage (with purpose) during the "Good Girl/Bad Girl" song, then I'm the farmer that gets...SPOILERS!! I'd better not ruin it. ;) That's as far as we got on Monday (before I got to leave).
I didn't need to be at rehearsal Tuesday and we didn't have rehearsal last night. We all meet at 7:00 pm, tonight. :)
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With twenty seconds to go, George has saved the day. This jernt used to be happening all the livelong day and night and now it's a ghost town. So, I just don't care for it, frankly.
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Okay, BK, just for you, I'll post.
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He's gone!
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Me, too.
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I'm still here (a Follies reference), but I need to continue to invoice. TODAY is the deadline, this month...it's usually on Friday, but this month it's early. :-\
Back to work!
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Greetings from La Vista, Nebraska...that is all
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Greetings from La Vista, Nebraska...that is all
Is the next town over La Seven?
(A cryptic Windows reference).
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Greetings from La Vista, Nebraska...that is all
Is the next town over La Seven?
(A cryptic Windows reference).
Very cryptic. My only vista from here is I-80
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I need to go be friendly for a couple hours. I don't know what I was thinking when I packed. Alcohol gives me hot flashes and all I packed are sweaters
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Heard in Cabella's (the only store within walking distance) "And then a pack of blood sucking mosquitos attacked the hers" Yikes!
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Root canal recovery vibes to DR RLP! ~~~~~~~~~~~~
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RE: tuesday's episode of LOST.
I wonder if men loved the episode more than women. I liked it but found the beginning parts slow for me. I loved the island stuff though.
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Oy. I really need a new pair of shoes. But i've been having a very hard time finding the style i want.
Anyhow I went into Payless. Normally i wear an 8 or 8 1/2. But depending on the shoe sometimes i can wear a 9. So i'm in the section with 8.5s and 9s. And i see this new brand of comfort fit. But the 9 was too big. So i ask the salesclerk if he has it in 8 or 8 1/2. He looks and then says he doesn't. But then adds "do you want me to get it for you in 8 i have that." :)
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I played the recording and it's some totally awful Pavorotti thing, with an excruciatingly bad duet with Celine Dion, who looks like she's trying to pass a stone.
Sounds like the kind of show I'd enjoy.
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I have been busy doing computer work. It is not exciting.
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All I'll say about LOST is, I was VERY surprised Richard had "only" been on the island for 150 odd years. ;)
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elmore left without posting. Perhaps when he comes back he might be sorry he didn't take the time.
I check in regularly during the day to see who's around and what's new. If I don't feel the need to post. I don't, and if I'm busy - and I have been the past couple of days and today - I go back to work. For the past two days I've been redoing book shelves, packing up (so far) 12 storage boxes of books and music for Ohio and moving books around the apartment to different shelves.
I need another filing cabinet and I don't know where to put the blasted thing. It's very frustrating.
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elmore left without posting. Perhaps when he comes back he might be sorry he didn't take the time.
I check in regularly during the day to see who's around and what's new. If I don't feel the need to post. I don't, and if I'm busy - and I have been the past couple of days and today - I go back to work. For the past two days I've been redoing book shelves, packing up (so far) 12 storage boxes of books and music for Ohio and moving books around the apartment to different shelves.
I need another filing cabinet and I don't know where to put the blasted thing. It's very frustrating.
We're all busy, dear heart.
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T.O.D.
THE CAINE MUTINY
WE'RE NO ANGELS
IN A LONELY PLACE
THE LION IN WINTER
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If it's not to late to comment on a title for Edisaurus' doc:
I propose a combination of these two:
Making It Home (besides the baseball metaphor, the film is about Jews becoming at home in America)
"The Crack of the Bat: The Remarkable Story of Jews, America and Baseball"
Making It Home: A Story of Jews, America and Baseball
der Brucer
I like that---I'll "pitch" it to the producer!
So do I. :)
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Good morning!
I'm hoping to see my new grand-nephew, Cade, today!
:)
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DR elmore got some sleep last night!!! :D :D :D
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I wouldn't mind having a copy of THE BEST MAN...but not for $20.00.
I'm sure Jane will tell us she already has THE BEST MAN - and no copies are allowed!
der Brucer
:D You are soooo right. Heck, the guy didn't divorce me with what I put him through the last 4 months ;)
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Off to rehearsal!
Until later!
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Comfort note for the day:
AOL SHOPPING (http://shopping.aol.com/articles/2010/03/19/booty-buddy-blanket/?icid=main|htmlws-main-n|dl6|link5|http%3A%2F%2Fshopping.aol.com%2Farticles%2F2010%2F03%2F19%2Fbooty-buddy-blanket%2F)
(http://images.urbanoutfitters.com/is/image/UrbanOutfitters/1720836_040_d?$detailmain$)
Ever Heard Of The Booty Buddy Blanket?
Ever since we were introduced to the blanket with sleeves (better-known-as the Snuggie), more and more variations have emerged (a la Slanket Siamese).
One of the latest on the market is the Booty Buddy Blanket from Urban Outfitters. Besides the funny name, it actually stands out from the counterparts. The blue southwestern-motif blanket measures in at 66" x 69" and retails for $68. Plus, it has a comfy fleece lining.
Thanks for this. I still haven't ordered him a Splanket, maybe he will prefer this. I hope not, as I will be out of money if he does ;D I mean my personal savings for gifts.
der Brucer
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LA's live-action porn-palace* bites the dust
LA TIMES (http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2010/03/landmark-fairfax-theater-closes-indefinitely.html)
Fairfax Theater closes indefinitely
(http://www.latimes.com/media/photo/2010-01/51623453.jpg)
The venerable Fairfax Theater, which opened its doors in 1930, will close indefinitely after suffering major damage during the recent rainstorms.
Regency Theaters, which operates the theater, said Wednesday that it has asked the property owner to terminate its lease.
The rain damage was so extensive that it would not be economically feasible to reopen the landmark theater at Beverly Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue, Regency said in a statement.
In recent years, the theater has battled against competition from neighboring theaters and problems with area parking.
The property owner, Alex Gorby, has proposed a mixed-use retail and residential project for the site. The project would preserve the theater's historic Art Deco facade, according to the statement.
der Brucer
* It was raided by Vice for doing a production of "Oh, Calcutta!"
How sad it is now known as a porn theater.
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Computer vibes for DR Ron!! Vibes your mouth is fine tomorrow & you can enjoy the retirement luncheon!
I hope John G is having a nice warm trip to the beach.
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George, have you not been attending rehearsals? Have I missed some reports?
We had our first blocking rehearsal on Monday. Because I actually got there about 25 minutes early (I couldn't tell when I was supposed to be there, so I got there at the earlier time), I got an extra line!
:)
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From Jose:
I had lunch at Zaytinya. -DR Jane and I lunched there a few years ago. They now have a prix-fixe "Mezze Lunch" - three mezze and a dessert - so...
All very Yummy!
Glad to hear the food is still delish. :)
I'm also glad you found some shoes to make your niece happy & her show was so delightful..
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DR Vixmom congrats on the new grand nephew & thanks for sharing the photos. :D
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I hope your root canal procedure went as well for you, DR Ron, as mine went for me when I had my last one some years ago. In fact, it was so painless that I was able to go to FOREVER PLAID rehearsals the same night.
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I continued watching THE CLOSER episodes when I went back down. Yes, I remembered that I had seen these episodes, but I hadn't watched these in quite some time, and I couldn't have enjoyed them any more. Terrific little mysteries with such wonderful acting. But apart from the story of the blonde bimbo (the marvelous Jennifer Coolidge) who wanted to have her husband killed, the plots were deeply, deadly serious.
The couple who had the psycho 13-year old from Russia as their adopted son was especially gruesome and creepy.
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Next I watched tonight's FLASH FORWARD. It was a dull episode overall (a couple of very predictable events took place that, because they were so telegraphed, weren't very exciting). I suppose I'll stick with the show to the end of the season, but I doubt it'll get a second season.
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A nice acting showcase for Kevin McKidd tonight on GREY'S ANATOMY, and Sara Gilbert had a very touching role as a terminal patient that left me in tears by the end of the hour.
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I'm hoping the DVD counterparts of those two Blu-rays come in the mail tomorrow so I can start with the DVD version of the Godard film for my work project. If it doesn't come, I'll likely go ahead and work on the Blu-ray tomorrow. I don't want to start with it, but I hate sitting around doing nothing with discs sitting there waiting to be reviewed, even if they aren't coming out for almost a month.
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We had a small group for tonight's book discussion, but had some lively discussion about Dreamers of the Day and Mary Doria Russell's other books. Emilie, our hostess, served fabulous chocolate mocha cake from Dorothy
Lamour Lane Market.
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The weather has turned quite blustery here in SW Ohio this evening and they say we may see some snow flurries overnight - what happened to spring?
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Good Evening!
Well... After leaving DC right at 8:00am... And then making a stop in Philadelphia to drop-off and pick-up some passengers... My bus arrived in Chinatown at 1:15pm. A little longer trip than I was expecting, but I did get a few hours of sleep on the ride up.
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DR Ginny, I really must get this book to read.
The wine I had at a neighbors this evening is beginning to wear off. It was very nice to be pain free :)
'night
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Glad to see Jose is back in NY. Have a safe trip the rest of the way home
We too might get snow tomorrow. With luck it will stay on the mountains as it did today.
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Once I got back to my apartment, I had some phone calls and errands to take care of. Then I had a meeting to go over some music, followed by a walk in Riverside Park - I just really needed to stretch my legs and it was such a beautiful afternoon here in NYC. Once I got down to the 79the Street Boat Basin, I just sat there for a while watching the sun set over New Jersey. Pretty.
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Glad to see Jose is back in NY. Have a safe trip the rest of the way home
But I'm already home... ???
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RE: tuesday's episode of LOST.
I wonder if men loved the episode more than women. I liked it but found the beginning parts slow for me. I loved the island stuff though.
I know some women who really loved the episode (too). -Maybe it's a Canadian thing? ::)
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LA's live-action porn-palace* bites the dust
LA TIMES (http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2010/03/landmark-fairfax-theater-closes-indefinitely.html)
Fairfax Theater closes indefinitely
The venerable Fairfax Theater, which opened its doors in 1930, will close indefinitely after suffering major damage during the recent rainstorms.
Regency Theaters, which operates the theater, said Wednesday that it has asked the property owner to terminate its lease.
The rain damage was so extensive that it would not be economically feasible to reopen the landmark theater at Beverly Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue, Regency said in a statement.
In recent years, the theater has battled against competition from neighboring theaters and problems with area parking.
The property owner, Alex Gorby, has proposed a mixed-use retail and residential project for the site. The project would preserve the theater's historic Art Deco facade, according to the statement.
der Brucer
* It was raided by Vice for doing a production of "Oh, Calcutta!"
How sad it is now known as a porn theater.
Um... DR Jane - Not really. -In fact, that's where I saw "Broadway: The Golden Age" during the run of What If?. It was playing indie and foreign films.
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I just read the results of the men's figure skating finals.
[spoiler]
No big surprises with the top three, pretty much as I had predicted. The best news was that due to the 5th and 6th place placements of the US's Jeremy Abbott and Adam Rippon (an alternate for the world team - finished 5th at our national championships), the USA will get to have three men's skaters at the worlds next year! That makes me REALLY happy, and I'm really thrilled for Adam who is truly a rising star in the US.
Now, if our two ladies can do equally as well in the next two days, we'll get to have three representatives on the ladies' side next year, too.
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Btw... It's a "Slanket". A "Splanket" sounds like a combination breakfast food and torture device. ::)
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I see that SHowtime has renewed both NURSE JACKIE and THE UNITED STATES OF TARA for another season on the basis of their excellent season premiere ratings. I really enjoyed NURSE JACKIE's premiere.
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Greetings from Toyland!
I don't know how many DRs watch the Bravo "reality" programs, but tacky kept woman Kim Zolciak (on the left) of the REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ATLANTA (wife? she's a mistress!), who can't carry a tonal pitch to save her life, turns out to be a lesbian. She's far too tacky and untalented to be a lesbian. I think it's an attempt to extend her 15 minutes of dubious fame.
To quote DR MattH - So very tiresome.
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I finished Agatha Christie's "Three Blind Mice" last night. Yep, the murderer was exactly who idiot Manny Farber said it was in his think piece though, as usual with Dame Agatha, there were also other surprises in store which were delightful.
I'm not ready to start reading THE MOUSETRAP, the play version of the story, but I'll likely start on it next week at some point.
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Guess I'll head down to bed now and skim through the manual to the Blu-ray player I installed today. I pretty much got the feel for it tonight while watching all those episodes of THE CLOSER, but I may have missed a few features, so I'll look through the manual to see if there's anything else I need to check out tomorrow.
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So, good night!
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Had a root canal procedure this morning from 8-10 a.m.
Things here at work have been hectic, hectic, hectic.
Tomorrow is our big "do" for my boss' retirement....a catered luncheon for which I''m emceeing.
I'm looking forward to the meal.
DR Ron Pulliam - Well, I guess your root canal procedure went well and without too much pain and hassle. I hope you can fully enjoy the meal tomorrow.
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Greetings from Toyland!
I don't know how many DRs watch the Bravo "reality" programs, but tacky kept woman Kim Zolciak (on the left) of the REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ATLANTA (wife? she's a mistress!), who can't carry a tonal pitch to save her life, turns out to be a lesbian. She's far too tacky and untalented to be a lesbian. I think it's an attempt to extend her 15 minutes of dubious fame.
To quote DR MattH - So very tiresome.
Meaning?
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Greetings from Toyland!
I don't know how many DRs watch the Bravo "reality" programs, but tacky kept woman
(on the left) of the REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ATLANTA (wife? she's a mistress!), who can't carry a tonal pitch to save her life, turns out to be a lesbian. She's far too tacky and untalented to be a lesbian. I think it's an attempt to extend her 15 minutes of dubious fame.
To quote DR MattH - So very tiresome.
Meaning?
Kim Zolciak's repeated attempts to stop that minute hand from moving past the "3".
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Watching a second motion picture on Blu and Ray, but it's long and I'm not sure I'll finish it this fine evening.
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Adam Rippon needs a haircut.
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Watching a second motion picture on Blu and Ray, but it's long and I'm not sure I'll finish it this fine evening.
Why watch a Blu and Ray, would you could be posting and posting? ;)
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My Sony Vaio arrived today and it is quite spiffy. The only problem (besides Vista) - is that my internet cable will not fit the internet opening on the computer.....
Are there different sizes of these cables. The slot is definitely smaller, I have tried both ends....tried different cables.....not sure what's up.....
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Wireless mouse and keyboard.....and I will probably take it to my friendly computer store and have it switched from Vista back to WINDOWS XP, which I have used for a long time and which I really like....but I don't want to do that until I have tried the inner web with VISTA....
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I am okay with the designer who went home tonight on PWOJECT WUNWAY.....but I would have sent someone else packing.....the model couldn't walk in the dress!!!
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Very busy day at work today.....and probably tomorrow as well, but that's okay. We can always use the money....
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This weekend we have auditions for HELLO DOLLY.....I am on the "casting committee", but I think Vickie just wants me to come and sit at the table with her.....though I will certainly express my opinion....fer shure.
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It's just the birthday twins here now....
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And two guests.....time for bed.
DR JOSE....take it away!
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Thanks for the hand-off, DR JRand! And now...
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Saying hi from the Sportsman's Lodge in Studio City.
Only have 3 minutes left on the internet.
Hoping to have everything up and running this weekend in Ventura.
I WILL NEVER MOVE AGAIN, NEVER EVER AGAIN.
Love :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
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Hi/Bye, Sam!
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For dinner earlier tonight, I headed out to Sripraphai (http://www.sripraphairestaurant.com/) with my friend, Eric. Sripraphai is known for its very authentic Thai cuisine and for the truly incendiary spice level of some of their dishes. So...
As we were heading into the restaurant, a couple was trying to beat us to the door in order to get their names on the wait list before we did. Well, we opened the door to the restaurant, while they opened the door to the adjoining apartment building. Strike One.
Of course, they ended up being seated next to us. Well...
Then they placed their orders. Not only did they want mushrooms added to both of their vegetarian entrees, they requested that everything be prepared "NOT SPICY". Of course, the items they really wanted to try - the ones they pointed to - were not available "NOT SPICY". However, the waitress was very patient and guided them to the milder selections on the menu. -Why bother coming to a restaurant known and famous for its "heat" and then order everything bland ("NOT SPICY") and blander ("with mushrooms")?!?!? Strike Two.
Well... Our appetizers and entrees came. The entrees and appetizers for the table on the other side of us came. Meanwhile, the "NOT SPICY" couple kept waiting for their entrees. Of course, once they were placed on the table, it turned out that the kitchen had left out the "with mushrooms". So they sent them back to the kitchen to get "with mushrooms". Strike Three.
Then it came time to pay the check. The guy placed his fancy-schmancy Visa card on the menu tray just as the waitress was coming back to their table.. "Oh, sorry, cash only" -As she pointed to "Cash Only" on the bill... As well as the large signs on the front door, above the cash register and on each page of the menu. Strike Four.
;)
*When his girlfriend asked her boyfriend how he found this place, he replied, "Well, I'm a foodie." Hmmm...
**And I guess you had to be there. But I really wanted just to smack both of them.
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Hi, DR Sam!!!
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Greetings one and alll...
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I am hoping that I am able to finally get my computer up and running at home this weekend....
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Looking at some fun activities in Cincy..
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Vibes to one and all....
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And then there was the couple that came in just as we were leaving.
She was quite talkative, and, apparently quite knowledgeable about Thai food. And I quote...
"I would normally order something with red curry, but since I found the real stuff at the grocery store and can make it at home just as good as it is here, I don't need to order it here anymore."
"For dessert, I really want to try that cassava root cake." -It took me - and the waitress - a while to figure out what she was trying order since she kept pronouncing all the a's in "cassava" as the "a" in "cat" - "ca-sa-va".
"We'd like everything extra spicy, Thai hot. We can both handle all those spices really well. Just like in your homeland." -I believe both the waitress and myself rolled our eyes at that one.
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Hi, DR DakotaCelt!!
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Congrats to grand aunts Edi and Vixmom...
Vixmom, your grandnephew is adorable...
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It is hard to sneak in at work...
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Congrats to bk on finishing his book...
I am hoping to finish one of three that I have started.... someday....
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I like Indian music...
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However... I pass on a certain individual singing in the shower....
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OK... I've been up since 5:00am, so....
Goodnight.
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Pleasant dreams Jose... take care..
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TOD:
Hepburn: THE PHILADELPHIA STORY, GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER
Bogart: THE PETRIFIED FOREST, CASABLANCA
Both: THE AFRICAN QUEEN
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Congratulations to our 2 new great-aunts, DRs Edi and Vixmom!
Thank you, Ginny!
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TOD
Audrey Hepburn.... One of my favorite actresses and she is truly a classy actress
Roman HOliday
Children's Hour
Breakfast at Tiffany's
Sabrina
Charade
Funny FAce
My Fair Lady
How to steal a million
Bogart
Maltese Falcon
Casablanca
Both: Sabrina...
I refuse to acknowledge the remake of Sabrina as a quality film....
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Kate hepburn...
I also like her... My favorite movie with and bogie is African Queen..
I do like Bogart with Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca
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hi, i' ve had too much wine and too much chocolate.....better sleep
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How sad it is now known as a porn theater.
Well, the porn palace crack was just me trying to be cute - most people probably don't linger over an event that happened over 40 years ago.
der Brucer
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I think I'll take a nice, hot shower.
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I think I'll take a nice, hot shower.
No showering allowed before page 8
der Brucer
An no showering aloud, either!
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I'm back from rehearsal, have watched "Grey's Anatomy" and am watching "Private Practice."
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Fletcher is sulking!
He is most distraught that I have twice now snatched my new glass jar of imported Italian anchovies from his avaricious jowls - he has managed to crack open the sealed cap and we have the smell of olive oil and anchovy to entice him further.
der Brucer
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At rehearsal tonight, we roughly choreographed the title number, "The World of Tomorrow" and "Saucers In the Sky." Then, I came home. :)
Our next rehearsal will be on Saturday.
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Then, I came home. :)
I assume the car service was prompt and professional.
der Brucer