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Well, you've read the notes, the notes escaped, and now it is time for you to post until the escaped cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: LOGOMACHY!
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Morning all.
That is all.
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Deb, so glad to hear the good news about your checkup!!!
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Oatmeal, walnuts, banana, cinnamon and coffee.
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Such wonderful news about vixmom's check-up in the posts last night!
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Deb, rush tickets can be a great way to see a show. The only issue is that you have to be at the box office early so you can buy the tickets when it opens. They usually sell out quickly. That's what my friend did for Bette Midler and is doing for Kinky Boots. He lives in Midtown and he's going to the theatre at 7:30 am to wait outside the box office, which will open at 10am. When it opens he (and a line of other people) will be asking for "Rush tickets" You can usually buy a limit of 2 tickets per person and it's usually cash or credit card (though some rush policies require cash only). Pippin's rush policy (I know you already saw the show) limits you to 1 ticket. The seats are usually in the last row of the balcony/mezzanine. In a small theatre like the Booth or the Music Box that's fine but in a larger theatre you might need your binoculars if you're in the last row.
Another caveat: not every show has rush tickets AND some shows only have Student Rush, which I think it wrong. I guess once you get out of school you don't have to worry about money and it's assumed you can pay the outrageous ticket prices.
Here is a list from Playbill for the current shows that have rush (or lottery or standing room) tickets available.
Rush Tickets for Broadway (http://www.playbill.com/celebritybuzz/article/82428-Broadway-Rush-Lottery-and-Standing-Room-Only-Policies)
So, that's rush. It's not great for you, living on LI unless you take the day off and come in to the city early and are willing to sit in front of the theatre until the box office opens. It might work for a matinee.
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Tom, loved your story about the Booth Theatre.
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HOO & RAY
First post after Ben!!
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HOO & RAY
First post after Ben!!
Well, I missed the first post after BK.
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First post after TCB! Yay!
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Ben, such fun to read your Bette Midler report.
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Ben - Can you tell us a bit more than we've heard about the people she selects in the audience? Do they appear to be plants?
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Maybe I should have resisted, but I just had to do one obvious parody lyric about the whole "Taking back the Tonys voters seats" thing - and that they kvteched that they had made plans with their friends under that I'LL SEAT YOU LAST Times article that broke this story.
Bette considers a number to sing on the awards show. (The Drama Desk show, that is!) :)
Tune of FRIENDS (Bette Midler classic)
(verse)
And I’m on stage alone
Sometimes it’s tough to be me
But you, you’re never on your own
If you have free seats to see me
If you got the right friends
You get to see shows free
But you must get your friends
To not play wait-and-see
They had free seats but they’re gone
Nominators drove them away
When you said “hey, come on”
They said “we got to pay”
Sitting here by that P.C., bub
Reading of this new contretemps
Don’t care if a show’s hurt by Tony’s snub
You say “My friend got me a comp”
Oh just get the right friends
But don’t let things go wrong
Yes you must not let your friends
Procrastinate too long!
Friends (la, la, la, la, la, la)
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May I re-open talk if anyone cares regarding that Alec Baldwin article which is at
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/alec-baldwin/broadway-orphans_b_3229873.html?view=print
Alec wrote: "Ben Brantley, who I must state up front is no fan of mine (every John Simon must have his Amanda Plummer, I suppose), is not a good writer"
Is Alec really comparing himself to Amanda Plummer being dogged by john Simon?
Of course, Brantley loves him sometimes, so this is weird.
Amanda Plummer is in many respects a quirky underdog actress being picked on by John Simon almost always, what kind of odd comparison is this when Brantley praises Alec quite a bit over the years?
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Fred, she chooses one person for both bits and I don't think they are plants. Some people were saying they were plants because everyone had slip on shoes but my friend who saw the show at a different time from me said the person at her show had tie shoes and Bette riffed while she waited for him to untie his shoes and take them off. They all seem to be men. It's a very funny bit and even if they are plants it's a fun moment. I think the embarrassment (not huge, just general oh, my god, kind of stuff) is genuine and adds to the enjoyment of the bit.
For those of you wondering about the shoes, it's all about walking on a pristine carpet. And, depending on the audience member, sitting (NOT) next to Miss Mengers on the couch.
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Thanks, Ben! (So the running time can change depending on the type of shoes work - slip-on or lace-up - for the person in the audience. Don't plan your train home from penn Station or Grand Central too tightly, LOL!)
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Ben - Can you tell us a bit more than we've heard about the people she selects in the audience? Do they appear to be plants?
Yes, I understand that one is a Wandering Jew.
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Good morning, all.
Oy (just a little one) and Coffee!
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Thanks, Ben! (So the running time can change depending on the type of shoes work - slip-on or lace-up - for the person in the audience. Don't plan your train home from penn Station or Grand Central too tightly, LOL!)
Well, that´s shoe-biz!
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And the word of the day is: LOGOMACHY!
I think that's what I blew out of my nose this morning.
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I am afraid that the cobblestone and brick streets and sidewalks, here in Iceland, make it difficult to travel in my wheelchair. I thought of taking a cab, but we won´t go there.
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Ben - Can you tell us a bit more than we've heard about the people she selects in the audience? Do they appear to be plants?
Yes, I understand that one is a Wandering Jew.
LOL!
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Two hours to wait before the airport shuttle.
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Has anyone noticed that I have avoided typing the name of the city in which I am staying?
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Good morning, all!
I received some rather upsetting news from a friend last night that made sleep difficult. I hope that the news isn't as bad as I fear it could be, but only time will tell.
Today, I head back to Riverdale to finish up the mix for DEAREST ENEMY. I think it's sounding rather good. We got through seventeen numbers yesterday, so we have the last two numbers in Act Two, the intermezzo, three numbers in the Epilogue, curtain calls, bows, and the cut song, "The Pipes of Pansy." Our conductor sent in his mixing notes only a couple of days ago - he's only had the first edit for two months! - so Judy has to take time to deal with his thoughts before we can deal with finishing up a number. I'm looking forward to the Act Two Finale today: we add sound effects of gunfire, breaking glass, and other noises.
When I got home, I had a note from the podiatrist saying the X-rays showed my foot was fine: so, why am I having problems walking on my left foot?
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DR vixmom, fantastic news about your health! I am so happy.
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On the one hand, it's bad news that Mark sanford, a Republican got that House Seat in South Carolina.
On the (very limited for the country) bright side, views are picking up on my Mark Sanford CAROLINA IN THE MORNING parody video from a long time back.
Closing in on 135,000 views (only about 200 away!)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAFeLTchV8c
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I wonder what show he got House Seats for, though. The qrticles arent saying.
:)
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Has anyone noticed that I have avoided typing the name of the city in which I am staying?
I just figured you couldn't spell it.
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When I got home, I had a note from the podiatrist saying the X-rays showed my foot was fine: so, why am I having problems walking on my left foot?
If you must walk on a Daniel Day Lewis film, that one is very painful, even though it's a very fine film.
Really, i wish when there's pain to have a diagnosis that cann be treated even if it's a tough diagnosis - how horrible to have to search and search. i do feel your pain and I've been there until they've found the right diagnostician who identifies the right diagnosis, and thus treatment.
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Has anyone noticed that I have avoided typing the name of the city in which I am staying?
Are you staying in Reykjavik?
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Has anyone noticed that I have avoided typing the name of the city in which I am staying?
Are you staying in Reykjavik?
Is that anything like incognito?
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Larry, sorry to hear about the upsetting news but I'm happy that you're happy with the progress on Dearest Enemy.
A version of a Daniel Day Lewis comment was fomenting in my brain but it's been mentioned so I will no longer go there.
Mr. TCB is no longer here so we won't find out if he's staying in Reykjavik until later, if at all.
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Has anyone noticed that I have avoided typing the name of the city in which I am staying?
In which city are you staying?
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I do like the Saul Bass salute on Google today. Cute.
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;D
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Morning.
Wednesday.
Vibes.
All happy.
;D
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That's all.
Nothing more.
I'm tired.
;D
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;D
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I do like the Saul Bass salute on Google today. Cute.
OMG, that is incredible.
In case anyone needs to know, be sure to hit the PLAY button and watch all the way through.
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Good morning, all!
I received some rather upsetting news from a friend last night that made sleep difficult. I hope that the news isn't as bad as I fear it could be, but only time will tell.
Today, I head back to Riverdale to finish up the mix for DEAREST ENEMY. I think it's sounding rather good. We got through seventeen numbers yesterday, so we have the last two numbers in Act Two, the intermezzo, three numbers in the Epilogue, curtain calls, bows, and the cut song, "The Pipes of Pansy." Our conductor sent in his mixing notes only a couple of days ago - he's only had the first edit for two months! - so Judy has to take time to deal with his thoughts before we can deal with finishing up a number. I'm looking forward to the Act Two Finale today: we add sound effects of gunfire, breaking glass, and other noises.
When I got home, I had a note from the podiatrist saying the X-rays showed my foot was fine: so, why am I having problems walking on my left foot?
Because you are old!
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Has anyone noticed that I have avoided typing the name of the city in which I am staying?
I just figured you couldn't spell it.
You are correct.
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Should have waited and made vixmom type it out. :o
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Has anyone noticed that I have avoided typing the name of the city in which I am staying?
Are you staying in Reykjavik?
Ya!
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I could use some HHW vibes for Callie today. After seeming to get better, she's now throwing up her regular medicine. I think it's happened two or three times. We're going to the vet at 1:45, which doesn't please Edith because she has to reschedule the afternoon appointments.....but family comes first
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I am very concerned. I'd take her in this morning, but I have an immigration phone hearing and I never know when the judge will call. I'm hoping he calls this morning or she won't be able to get to the vet today
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Sorry to hear about Callie Cil. Hope things work out for the best (banal I know but it's hard to come up with new phrases).
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Last night I had an unusual type of dream because it followed on from a dream I’d had the previous night. Two nights ago I had a dream in which I was working in the HR department (I’ve never worked in HR) of my previous employers. I was going through some documents and noticed the name of a certain young woman (someone I used to work with). The documents stated that she was handing in her notice to pursue a career as a stripper!
Following on from that, last night I had a dream in which the young woman was present and I mentioned my dream to her. However, she understandably wasn’t at all impressed to discover I had been dreaming about her becoming a stripper and I ended up wishing I hadn’t mentioned it!
What’s interesting is that I think it’s the first time I’ve ever had a dream in which my dream referenced a previous dream, which seems very Luis Bunuelian. I look forward to any psychological insights!
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Callie vibes today.
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Good news from DR VIXMOM last night.
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DR JOHN G what did you think of ATTACK OF THE 50 FOOT WOMAN? I know you probably want to watch it again before you comment, so I will wait.....
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So - what did you think?
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Remember it was made for $88,000 and made $480,000 between May-October, 1958.....at probably less than $1 a ticket, kids under twelve get in free!
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I used to get The Dirty Dozen and The Great Escape mixed up.....I have only seen pieces of both of these pictures....and only on television.
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I used to get The Dirty Dozen and The Great Escape mixed up.....I have only seen pieces of both of these pictures....and only on television.
I hate to admit it, but I used to get The Great Escape and Papillon mixed up.
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And there's no excuse for any of that. I'm an admirer of all these films.
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Great news DR Vixmom!
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RE: DR DRUXY's comments on THE MENTALIST
I personally am not sick of Red John. Although it is sort of surprising that they've let it run on this long.
I think it wouldn't make sense for Patrick Jane to be Red John. Besides the fact that it would be out of character for him, Red John murdered Patrick's wife and child. I can't think of anything they could say/write that would make me believe that Jane could murder his own child. Plus all these people like Lorelai know Red John's identity. So it wouldn't fit at all with they've written/shown so far.
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And the word of the day is: LOGOMACHY!
And The Song Of The Day Is: WHY CAN'T THE ENGLISH ?
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Vibes for Callie!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Vibes for Callie!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ditto!
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Sorry to hear about Callie Cil. Hope things work out for the best (banal I know but it's hard to come up with new phrases).
Thanks Ben. I'm hoping it's just a sensitive stomach from the antibiotics, which we've finished now. But I don't know. I got in with the same vet who saw her last week. He's sort of a partner with my vet. They have different offices, but are really one entity or something. Anyway, I really liked him last week, so I'm glad I could get in with him. His office is a lot closer to my house and work, so maybe I'll end up switching. Not sure about that yet
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Thanks Jennifer and Chas..
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I did call my vet first and they couldn't get me in today, so it was no big deal to go to the partner
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Wednesday morning greetings! Easing into the day and dealing with spring allergies :P
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Vibes for Callie!
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DR Vixmom - great news from you last night!
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I am afraid that the cobblestone and brick streets and sidewalks, here in Iceland, make it difficult to travel in my wheelchair. I thought of taking a cab, but we won´t go there.
Well, take the front desk clerk's offer of help with "anything" and make him drive you around.
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Has anyone noticed that I have avoided typing the name of the city in which I am staying?
Have you avoided pronouncing it, as well?
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Good morning, all.
In the middle of a six-hour meeting.
Callie vibes.
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Loved Attack of the 50 Foot Womam. Grittier and sluttier than I remember it being. Boozier and blowsier, too. Great B movie making.
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It is all that and more DR JOHN G. My favorite moment is when the television news man starts talking directly to Allison and addressing her personal problems....as so often happens, don't you know.....
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And the Ronald Stein Score!!!! One that MR BK released on CD along with some other Stein music!
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Lots of love for ATTACK OF THE 50 FT WOMAN! A great way to start the day!
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Mega get well vibes for cat Callie!
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Vibes from all of us for Callie!
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Vibes and xylophones for Callie, and very happy to hear the vixmom report.
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I'm up - not quite eight hours because it took me quite a while to fall asleep.
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And the esteemed Robert A. Harris has chimed in on the new Great Escape transfer and given it the same high marks as I did in the notes today. Looks like the know-it-alls have once again done their dirty work to no purpose. Thus it has been, thus it will always be.
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Very touching obituary for beloved actress Jeanne Cooper, including a tweet from Corbin Bernsen
http://tvline.com/2013/05/08/jeanne-cooper-dead-at-84-young-and-the-restless/
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From DR Chas:
I concur (with a nod to Frank Abagnale) -- with Danise and everyone else. As I read that I kept saying to myself, oh my god, oh my god, horrible, horrible. But like DR Jane said (I think it was Jane), be sure to state your reasons calmly and clearly and reasonably.
Not my comments as I thought she had already stated her reasons well enough. :)
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DR Danise vibes it went well at work today!!!!
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DR Vixmom, 4 years!!!!
(https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSALqO-QK0rHMuj_499JCv1p3YrijFJxc_SGsN8QTB470x07Nyi)
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DR Cilla, I understood you loud & clear. My mouth shut comment was in reference to O.J.'s jury
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From DR Cilla:
I didn't want anything to do with that case.
Best reason of all to say no.
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From DR Cilla:
How about
"You did the crime, now do the time; just leave ME alone!"
:o ;D
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BETTER NEWS VIBES FOR DR ELMORE!
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Has anyone noticed that I have avoided typing the name of the city in which I am staying?
I just figured you couldn't spell it.
What I was going to say. :)
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When I got home, I had a note from the podiatrist saying the X-rays showed my foot was fine: so, why am I having problems walking on my left foot?
There are so many reasons that won't show up on an x-ray. Where exactly does it hurt? Did the podiatrist offer any suggestions as to cause & possible treatment to relieve the pain?
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Should have waited and made vixmom type it out. :o
LOL
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Last night I had an unusual type of dream because it followed on from a dream I’d had the previous night. Two nights ago I had a dream in which I was working in the HR department (I’ve never worked in HR) of my previous employers. I was going through some documents and noticed the name of a certain young woman (someone I used to work with). The documents stated that she was handing in her notice to pursue a career as a stripper!
Following on from that, last night I had a dream in which the young woman was present and I mentioned my dream to her. However, she understandably wasn’t at all impressed to discover I had been dreaming about her becoming a stripper and I ended up wishing I hadn’t mentioned it!
What’s interesting is that I think it’s the first time I’ve ever had a dream in which my dream referenced a previous dream, which seems very Luis Bunuelian. I look forward to any psychological insights!
I recently had a dream that referenced another dream. In my dream, or half wake state, I acknowledged the fact & then forgot about it.
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RE: DR DRUXY's comments on THE MENTALIST
I personally am not sick of Red John. Although it is sort of surprising that they've let it run on this long.
I think it wouldn't make sense for Patrick Jane to be Red John. Besides the fact that it would be out of character for him, Red John murdered Patrick's wife and child. I can't think of anything they could say/write that would make me believe that Jane could murder his own child. Plus all these people like Lorelai know Red John's identity. So it wouldn't fit at all with they've written/shown so far.
LOL They are not going to make Patrick Red John. Now he might kill RJ, or be killed by him in the final episode.
POSSIBLE SPOILER? ? ? ?
Personally Keith & I were hoping for the conclusion of the Red John saga this season, yet we found the last episode intriguing with a surprising twist.
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I am afraid that the cobblestone and brick streets and sidewalks, here in Iceland, make it difficult to travel in my wheelchair. I thought of taking a cab, but we won´t go there.
Well, take the front desk clerk's offer of help with "anything" and make him drive you around.
Excellent idea :)
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Has anyone noticed that I have avoided typing the name of the city in which I am staying?
Have you avoided pronouncing it, as well?
;D
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Very touching obituary for beloved actress Jeanne Cooper, including a tweet from Corbin Bernsen
http://tvline.com/2013/05/08/jeanne-cooper-dead-at-84-young-and-the-restless/
That is very touching, thank you for sharing it.
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I'm watching for news from DR Cilla and sending vibes it will be all good!!!!!
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RE: DR DRUXY's comments on THE MENTALIST
I personally am not sick of Red John. Although it is sort of surprising that they've let it run on this long.
I think it wouldn't make sense for Patrick Jane to be Red John. Besides the fact that it would be out of character for him, Red John murdered Patrick's wife and child. I can't think of anything they could say/write that would make me believe that Jane could murder his own child. Plus all these people like Lorelai know Red John's identity. So it wouldn't fit at all with they've written/shown so far.
LOL They are not going to make Patrick Red John. Now he might kill RJ, or be killed by him in the final episode.
POSSIBLE SPOILER? ? ? ?
Personally Keith & I were hoping for the conclusion of the Red John saga this season, yet we found the last episode intriguing with a surprising twist.
I stopped watching "The Mentalist" because of the Red John go-nowhere obsessive-compulsive story arcs. That and the main character's smart-assiness!
For the same reason, if "Bones" doesn't wrap up its obsession with the impossibly villainous Christopher Pelant character, I'll be calling it quits on that show, too.
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Good morning, all!
I received some rather upsetting news from a friend last night that made sleep difficult. I hope that the news isn't as bad as I fear it could be, but only time will tell.
Today, I head back to Riverdale to finish up the mix for DEAREST ENEMY. I think it's sounding rather good. We got through seventeen numbers yesterday, so we have the last two numbers in Act Two, the intermezzo, three numbers in the Epilogue, curtain calls, bows, and the cut song, "The Pipes of Pansy." Our conductor sent in his mixing notes only a couple of days ago - he's only had the first edit for two months! - so Judy has to take time to deal with his thoughts before we can deal with finishing up a number. I'm looking forward to the Act Two Finale today: we add sound effects of gunfire, breaking glass, and other noises.
When I got home, I had a note from the podiatrist saying the X-rays showed my foot was fine: so, why am I having problems walking on my left foot?
~~~Settling Vibes for Unsettling News!!~~~
and:
~~~Left Foot Be Better Vibes!!~~~
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I could use some HHW vibes for Callie today. After seeming to get better, she's now throwing up her regular medicine. I think it's happened two or three times. We're going to the vet at 1:45, which doesn't please Edith because she has to reschedule the afternoon appointments.....but family comes first
~~~Additional Vibes for DC Callie!!~~~
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Verdict reached and will be announced at 4:30 p.m.
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I used to get The Dirty Dozen and The Great Escape mixed up.....I have only seen pieces of both of these pictures....and only on television.
I hate to admit it, but I used to get The Great Escape and Papillon mixed up.
Every time I hear (or read) "Papillon," I think of "Grey Poupon." Weird, huh?
;)
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Verdict reached and will be announced at 4:30 p.m.
Eastern time? Pacific time?? Which time zone?? (asked by someone who has not followed this at all!)
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Belated Birthday Greetings to DR Danise.
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Verdict reached and will be announced at 4:30 p.m.
Eastern time? Pacific time?? Which time zone?? (asked by someone who has not followed this at all!)
I just found out...4:30 pm EASTERN time.
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Yes.....EASTERN TIME....sorry I didn't specify.....so that's prolly 1:30 in the far west.
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RE: DR DRUXY's comments on THE MENTALIST
I personally am not sick of Red John. Although it is sort of surprising that they've let it run on this long.
I think it wouldn't make sense for Patrick Jane to be Red John. Besides the fact that it would be out of character for him, Red John murdered Patrick's wife and child. I can't think of anything they could say/write that would make me believe that Jane could murder his own child. Plus all these people like Lorelai know Red John's identity. So it wouldn't fit at all with they've written/shown so far.
LOL They are not going to make Patrick Red John. Now he might kill RJ, or be killed by him in the final episode.
POSSIBLE SPOILER? ? ? ?
Personally Keith & I were hoping for the conclusion of the Red John saga this season, yet we found the last episode intriguing with a surprising twist.
I stopped watching "The Mentalist" because of the Red John go-nowhere obsessive-compulsive story arcs. That and the main character's smart-assiness!
For the same reason, if "Bones" doesn't wrap up its obsession with the impossibly villainous Christopher Pelant character, I'll be calling it quits on that show, too.
We gave up on BONES years ago. I watched on and off on my own for awhile. I know they had a baby but did they ever get married?
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Just back from the vet and waiting for the verdict.
I ended up transferring to the new vet. 20 blocks away instead of 10 miles. He's associated with my other vet, so I didn't really leave her, just making his office my home office.
When I went home to get Callie she had made a big mess in the litter box, if you get my drift. So she definitely isn't "full of it" as is her normal problem. We are taking her off the lactulose for a couple days, giving her something different that will hopefully calm her stomach and get her eating again. Once she's eating and keeping things down on both ends, we'll slowly go back to the lactulose or he may want to try some other things. I told him I don't want to fix what isn't broken and he agrees. If she's not better by Friday, we'll probably do blood tests. Definitely by Monday. He just wants to slow down and make sure she isn't reacting to the meds etc. I'm fine with that approach
I heard about the verdict on the way home. If my 3:00 comes, I'll likely be in an appointment, but I'll get the replay. When we walked in the door she went straight to the food dish. I think that was more nerves than being hungry, she didn't eat much before heading out of the kitchen.
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I could use some HHW vibes for Callie today. After seeming to get better, she's now throwing up her regular medicine. I think it's happened two or three times. We're going to the vet at 1:45, which doesn't please Edith because she has to reschedule the afternoon appointments.....but family comes first
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Vibes for Callie! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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That she ate anything after a trip to the vet is a good sign.
Your vet's approach is a logical one & a break from the lactulose should help her stomach feel better. How is her limp?
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CONTINUED HEALTH VIBES FOR DC CALLIE!!!!!
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Whew! Got through that consult quickly. I didn't short change him, I was just able to answer all his questions so now back on verdict watch
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DEAREST ENEMY is mixed and ready for New World Records, and it's going to be good.
I just scheduled a Toyland piano tuning for Monday, and I am ready to relax. But first, I need to schedule a haircut.
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That she ate anything after a trip to the vet is a good sign.
Your vet's approach is a logical one & a break from the lactulose should help her stomach feel better. How is her limp?
The limp has been gone for days. The antibiotics worked on that. So it likely was an infection under the skin, which she would get if a claw pierced her skin. The vet said if you don't get it in time it becomes an abscess, I'm REALLY glad we got that in time.
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Sad news about Jeanne Cooper! I adored her, and she was the only reason I watched that stupid soap.
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Thanks everyone for the vibes. The doctor is perplexed at the moment. He was really glad I had so much information about her intake and output (so to speak). He's pretty methodical and some of the things he talked about for the future with her normal problems are quite holistic. I do know that I've had friends who said he waited too long to do more testing, but knowing this, I can always insist if I think he should keep it moving.
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That she ate anything after a trip to the vet is a good sign.
Your vet's approach is a logical one & a break from the lactulose should help her stomach feel better. How is her limp?
The limp has been gone for days. The antibiotics worked on that. So it likely was an infection under the skin, which she would get if a claw pierced her skin. The vet said if you don't get it in time it becomes an abscess, I'm REALLY glad we got that in time.
Good. I wasn't sure if the limp had come back with the stomach problems. It really does sound like the meds are the issue now. Poor baby. She should feel better soon.
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DR Laura, at least you have a verdict. That means no retrial unless there is a reversal on appeal.
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That she ate anything after a trip to the vet is a good sign.
Your vet's approach is a logical one & a break from the lactulose should help her stomach feel better. How is her limp?
The limp has been gone for days. The antibiotics worked on that. So it likely was an infection under the skin, which she would get if a claw pierced her skin. The vet said if you don't get it in time it becomes an abscess, I'm REALLY glad we got that in time.
Good. I wasn't sure if the limp had come back with the stomach problems. It really does sound like the meds are the issue now. Poor baby. She should feel better soon.
Yes, but the problem at this point is she's throwing up the meds she's been on for years
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I do know that I've had friends who said he waited too long to do more testing, but knowing this, I can always insist if I think he should keep it moving.
That is such a difficult call & there have been times I felt testing should have been done sooner & other times when waiting was best. From your description, and results, so far it sounds like the right call.
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I agree
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That she ate anything after a trip to the vet is a good sign.
Your vet's approach is a logical one & a break from the lactulose should help her stomach feel better. How is her limp?
The limp has been gone for days. The antibiotics worked on that. So it likely was an infection under the skin, which she would get if a claw pierced her skin. The vet said if you don't get it in time it becomes an abscess, I'm REALLY glad we got that in time.
Good. I wasn't sure if the limp had come back with the stomach problems. It really does sound like the meds are the issue now. Poor baby. She should feel better soon.
Yes, but the problem at this point is she's throwing up the meds she's been on for years
Triggered by the antibiotic. I think you mentioned you aren't going anywhere for awhile which is good. I know you will be watching her very carefully while you get her back into balance. I don't know what drugs the doctor is thinking of instead of, or in combination with Lactulose. It is a great drug, however.....sigh...Bogie eventually didn't want it anymore. I like that this doctor might have other options for you which could including reducing the lactulose dosage.
HUGS AND VIBES CUZ WE HURT SO MUCH WHEN OUR BABIES AREN'T FEELING WELL.
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It is all that and more DR JOHN G. My favorite moment is when the television news man starts talking directly to Allison and addressing her personal problems....as so often happens, don't you know.....
Well, it happens to me. Perhaps that's why I stopped watching TV>
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DEAREST ENEMY is mixed and ready for New World Records, and it's going to be good.
I just scheduled a Toyland piano tuning for Monday, and I am ready to relax. But first, I need to schedule a haircut.
Good news! Now about that left foot ...
How's it doing?
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More Callie vibes.
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DR Cilla have you seen this commercial? :-\
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NFzEW8rSWc&feature=share
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GUILTY MUDER 1 !!! I'm normally cheering for the defense, but she deserved this one
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DR Cilla have you seen this commercial? :-\
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NFzEW8rSWc&feature=share
LOL!!!
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:)
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Continued thanks for the vibes. One day at a time.
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I am a big fan of Y&R and have watched for years. So I'm very sad about Jeanne Cooper. :(
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DR Jane re: THE MENTALIST.
I also found the season finale to be very good. I loved the ending. Very well done. Loved it!
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OK, I'm headed home. Have to watch the post trial stuff
DR Laura and JRand. Next is the aggravation phase where the state proves aggravators, like how heinous the crime was. They can introduce evidence that wasn't relevant during the guilt phase. Then we go to trial number 3, the penalty phase. I'm guessing all that will take about a week. They are starting it tomorrow
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Yup Guilty of First Degree.....
Seven votes for First Degree - Premeditated and Five Votes First Degree Premeditation and Felony
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I called mom as soon as the verdict was reached. Her comment was "Well, I don't want her put to sleep, but she shouldn't ever get out of jail". I actually don't believe in the death penalty, but it sounds so nice when you call it "putting someone to sleep"
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DR Cilla have you seen this commercial? :-\
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NFzEW8rSWc&feature=share
LOL!!!
GUILTY MUDER 1 !!! I'm normally cheering for the defense, but she deserved this one
The range of sentencing possibilities is amazing, anywhere from 4 years to death. Any idea what the jury will decide?
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Yup.....hoping for a quick wind up for this DR CILLA LIZ......
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I called mom as soon as the verdict was reached. Her comment was "Well, I don't want her put to sleep, but she shouldn't ever get out of jail". I actually don't believe in the death penalty, but it sounds so nice when you call it "putting someone to sleep"
;D
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I called mom as soon as the verdict was reached. Her comment was "Well, I don't want her put to sleep, but she shouldn't ever get out of jail". I actually don't believe in the death penalty, but it sounds so nice when you call it "putting someone to sleep"
Your mom's comment made me snort. And I agree.
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DEAREST ENEMY is mixed and ready for New World Records, and it's going to be good.
Cool! Can't wait to hear it!
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DR Cilla have you seen this commercial? :-\
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NFzEW8rSWc&feature=share
LOL!!!
GUILTY MUDER 1 !!! I'm normally cheering for the defense, but she deserved this one
The range of sentencing possibilities is amazing, anywhere from 4 years to death. Any idea what the jury will decide?
Only 4 years? That's the minimum? Interesting.
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Out in 4 years for self defense. I doubt that will happen.
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I was out all morning in the desert with The Botonist (a new recurring character) so I didn't know anything until I got in the car and heard on the radio that a verdict had been reached and was going to be read within minutes. I tried to listen, but the radio time-killing chatter was too much for me. So I turned it off and turned it back on about a half hour later.
My opinion: I think the jury should only be charged with deciding guilt or innocence and the judge should decide the sentence. My concern is that the jurors would go through the rest of their lives feeling bad about handing down the death sentence. I also don't think the jurors should have to listen to the grisly stuff that is going to come next. They've been through enough.
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I agree with you Laura.
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I'm surprised they didn't have to state guilty to what degree from the beginning.
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Regarding the above comments on Bone and The Mentalist...are there any shows that you still watch, or stopped watching, that you feel have run their course?
I am starting to feel this way about MODERN FAMILY. It is a wonderful show, but this season just doesn't seem "right" somehow. Maybe it is because the kids in the cast are growing up, and they don't seem as funny as they once were? And some comedy just seems to be a bit forced.
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I was out all morning in the desert with The Botonist (a new recurring character) so I didn't know anything until I got in the car and heard on the radio that a verdict had been reached and was going to be read within minutes. I tried to listen, but the radio time-killing chatter was too much for me. So I turned it off and turned it back on about a half hour later.
My opinion: I think the jury should only be charged with deciding guilt or innocence and the judge should decide the sentence. My concern is that the jurors would go through the rest of their lives feeling bad about handing down the death sentence. I also don't think the jurors should have to listen to the grisly stuff that is going to come next. They've been through enough.
DR Laura, don't you suspect that by now the jurors have seen 99% of the grisly stuff besides hearing about it?
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Regarding the above comments on Bone and The Mentalist...are there any shows that you still watch, or stopped watching, that you feel have run their course?
I am starting to feel this way about MODERN FAMILY. It is a wonderful show, but this season just doesn't seem "right" somehow. Maybe it is because the kids in the cast are growing up, and they don't seem as funny as they once were? And some comedy just seems to be a bit forced.
While I have found MODERN FAMILY a bit uneven this year I'm nowhere near ready to give it up. There are still some very funny episode. Speaking of unevenness, same goes for MIKE AND MOLLY which had an excellent episode on this week.
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Regarding the above comments on Bone and The Mentalist...are there any shows that you still watch, or stopped watching, that you feel have run their course?
I am starting to feel this way about MODERN FAMILY. It is a wonderful show, but this season just doesn't seem "right" somehow. Maybe it is because the kids in the cast are growing up, and they don't seem as funny as they once were? And some comedy just seems to be a bit forced.
I watch "Warehouse 13", but last season's finale was very Artie-centric, and the first episode this season tried to resolve it. Artie is a good character, but he's not sufficiently interesting in large doses as he trends to be abrasive.
Then there is "Grimm". I know it's harsh, but I'm really quite tired of Juliet, girlfriend of the Grimm. And this season has worn me down with the will she-won't she remember him well enough to remember she loved him and wanted to marry him. I really like most of the other supporting characters. The writers didn't do Juliet any favors, though, and there seems to be very little, if any, chemistry between the actress and leading man David Giuntoli.
I've also cut way, way back on "Criminal Minds", watching only if there is nothing else to grab my interest. My reason is this season's maddeningly graphic violence as they establish the crime the BAU is going to investigate. I can stand most of the actors (I miss Page Brewster), but Kirsten Vangsness gets on my last nerve and the patter between her character and Shemar Moore (and his calling her "Baby Girl" all the Time) really invites my sneers.
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RE: DR DRUXY's comments on THE MENTALIST
I personally am not sick of Red John. Although it is sort of surprising that they've let it run on this long.
I think it wouldn't make sense for Patrick Jane to be Red John. Besides the fact that it would be out of character for him, Red John murdered Patrick's wife and child. I can't think of anything they could say/write that would make me believe that Jane could murder his own child. Plus all these people like Lorelai know Red John's identity. So it wouldn't fit at all with they've written/shown so far.
LOL They are not going to make Patrick Red John. Now he might kill RJ, or be killed by him in the final episode.
POSSIBLE SPOILER? ? ? ?
Personally Keith & I were hoping for the conclusion of the Red John saga this season, yet we found the last episode intriguing with a surprising twist.
I stopped watching "The Mentalist" because of the Red John go-nowhere obsessive-compulsive story arcs. That and the main character's smart-assiness!
For the same reason, if "Bones" doesn't wrap up its obsession with the impossibly villainous Christopher Pelant character, I'll be calling it quits on that show, too.
We gave up on BONES years ago. I watched on and off on my own for awhile. I know they had a baby but did they ever get married?
No, but they were flirting with it and it finally looked like it was going to happen. And THEN...the character Pelant made one of his periodic appearances and told Booth that IF he married Temperance, both she and the baby would be killed.
Now...see why I hate the character so much? He's been around far too long. And every time they catch up to him, some sort of immunity keeps him out of harm's way.
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Regarding the above comments on Bone and The Mentalist...are there any shows that you still watch, or stopped watching, that you feel have run their course?
I am starting to feel this way about MODERN FAMILY. It is a wonderful show, but this season just doesn't seem "right" somehow. Maybe it is because the kids in the cast are growing up, and they don't seem as funny as they once were? And some comedy just seems to be a bit forced.
While I have found MODERN FAMILY a bit uneven this year I'm nowhere near ready to give it up. There are still some very funny episode. Speaking of unevenness, same goes for MIKE AND MOLLY which had an excellent episode on this week.
I really (still) like MODERN FAMILY, but I'm getting a little tired of MIKE AND MOLLY...mainly because they're trying to have a baby and I just really don't care about that. I've never wanted to be a parent (good for those who do) and have no interest in watching people kvetch about it all the time.
Just my 2¢.
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We never watched "Grimm" and gave up on "Warehouse 13" a long time ago. "Criminal Minds" was too dark for Keith which is usually my reason to give up a show he is enjoying.
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I gave up on THE MENTALIST when the far-reaching talents of this moronic Red John became the Dr Moriarty of the series: he infiltrates the Bureau, he has followers and acolytes, assistants who kill for him, and the stupidity of it all bit my ass once too often.
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Regarding the above comments on Bone and The Mentalist...are there any shows that you still watch, or stopped watching, that you feel have run their course?
I am starting to feel this way about MODERN FAMILY. It is a wonderful show, but this season just doesn't seem "right" somehow. Maybe it is because the kids in the cast are growing up, and they don't seem as funny as they once were? And some comedy just seems to be a bit forced.
While I have found MODERN FAMILY a bit uneven this year I'm nowhere near ready to give it up. There are still some very funny episode. Speaking of unevenness, same goes for MIKE AND MOLLY which had an excellent episode on this week.
I really (still) like MODERN FAMILY, but I'm getting a little tired of MIKE AND MOLLY...mainly because they're trying to have a baby and I just really don't care about that. I've never wanted to be a parent (good for those who do) and have no interest in watching people kvetch about it all the time.
Just my 2¢.
Did you watch the last episode of "Mike & Molly"? There may have been one brief mention of it & Molly went out of town so there weren't any attempts at making one-lol
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I gave up on THE MENTALIST when the far-reaching talents of this moronic Red John became the Dr Moriarty of the series: he infiltrates the Bureau, he has followers and acolytes, assistants who kill for him, and the stupidity of it all bit my ass once too often.
Maybe we should all write letters letting them know we are bored with Red John :)
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I was out all morning in the desert with The Botonist (a new recurring character) so I didn't know anything until I got in the car and heard on the radio that a verdict had been reached and was going to be read within minutes. I tried to listen, but the radio time-killing chatter was too much for me. So I turned it off and turned it back on about a half hour later.
My opinion: I think the jury should only be charged with deciding guilt or innocence and the judge should decide the sentence. My concern is that the jurors would go through the rest of their lives feeling bad about handing down the death sentence. I also don't think the jurors should have to listen to the grisly stuff that is going to come next. They've been through enough.
DR Laura, don't you suspect that by now the jurors have seen 99% of the grisly stuff besides hearing about it?
The analyst on the radio was saying there is grisly stuff they haven't heard and seen yet. I can't imagine it, but that's what he said.
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Picked up THE GREAT ESCAPE this afternoon, and will probably watch it tonight. Or maybe watch half of it, plus something else.
I just realized how good it's going to be to settle back into the movie room couch after -- well, with all my recent activities, plus a cold -- nearly two weeks!? :o :)
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Good evening!
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DR Chas enjoy relaxing in your movie room and feel better as a result!
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Regarding the above comments on Bone and The Mentalist...are there any shows that you still watch, or stopped watching, that you feel have run their course?
I am starting to feel this way about MODERN FAMILY. It is a wonderful show, but this season just doesn't seem "right" somehow. Maybe it is because the kids in the cast are growing up, and they don't seem as funny as they once were? And some comedy just seems to be a bit forced.
While I have found MODERN FAMILY a bit uneven this year I'm nowhere near ready to give it up. There are still some very funny episode. Speaking of unevenness, same goes for MIKE AND MOLLY which had an excellent episode on this week.
I really (still) like MODERN FAMILY, but I'm getting a little tired of MIKE AND MOLLY...mainly because they're trying to have a baby and I just really don't care about that. I've never wanted to be a parent (good for those who do) and have no interest in watching people kvetch about it all the time.
Just my 2¢.
Did you watch the last episode of "Mike & Molly"? There may have been one brief mention of it & Molly went out of town so there weren't any attempts at making one-lol
No...with as little time as I had at home because of "Reservoir Dogs," I didn't have time to watch some things because my DVR was filling up. I had to pick and choose what not to watch and that was an easy one to drop. We'll see if I pick it up again later.
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DR Cilla have you seen this commercial? :-\
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NFzEW8rSWc&feature=share
LOL!!!
GUILTY MUDER 1 !!! I'm normally cheering for the defense, but she deserved this one
The range of sentencing possibilities is amazing, anywhere from 4 years to death. Any idea what the jury will decide?
It's not 4 years to death anymore. It's Death, life without parole or life with the possibility of parole after 25 years. If the jury doesn't find the aggravating factor of cruelty, then it's life or life with the possibility of parole. If they find it, then death is on the table. The judge actually does the sentencing, I think, so the jury must just be a recommendation. Not sure about that
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Out in 4 years for self defense. I doubt that will happen.
Jane, the jury would have had to find her not guilty for that to happen.
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I'm surprised they didn't have to state guilty to what degree from the beginning.
Huh? They did say guilty of first degree. I'm not quite sure what you mean
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I was out all morning in the desert with The Botonist (a new recurring character) so I didn't know anything until I got in the car and heard on the radio that a verdict had been reached and was going to be read within minutes. I tried to listen, but the radio time-killing chatter was too much for me. So I turned it off and turned it back on about a half hour later.
My opinion: I think the jury should only be charged with deciding guilt or innocence and the judge should decide the sentence. My concern is that the jurors would go through the rest of their lives feeling bad about handing down the death sentence. I also don't think the jurors should have to listen to the grisly stuff that is going to come next. They've been through enough.
DR Laura, don't you suspect that by now the jurors have seen 99% of the grisly stuff besides hearing about it?
The analyst on the radio was saying there is grisly stuff they haven't heard and seen yet. I can't imagine it, but that's what he said.
I'm sure there is. Don't know exactly what that is. The state has to prove cruelty for it to go to the death phase. Their only witness is the medical examiner. I don't think this will take long
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Good grief. Jodi Arias has already done an interview with Fox TV. It will air on Greta tonight.
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Good grief. Jodi Arias has already done an interview with Fox TV. It will air on Greta tonight.
I won't be watching it. I already have too much to watch, as it is.
;)
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Good grief. Jodi Arias has already done an interview with Fox TV. It will air on Greta tonight.
I won't be watching it. I already have too much to watch, as it is.
;)
Can't resist
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I'm surprised they didn't have to state guilty to what degree from the beginning.
Huh? They did say guilty of first degree. I'm not quite sure what you mean
I must have read a screwy article, or an old one even though it said 1st degree. No wonder I was confused. I thought it said the next trial would decide if it was premeditated, manslaughter or self defense even though she was found guilty of it. I always thought self defense meant you got off.
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I still like Modern Family, but like The Middle better
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Apparently the 17-year cidadas will be making their appearance soon. Luckily, I don't think there were any in my shared "yard," if that's what you call the grassy area near my condo. I remember my friend, who lives a few miles away had lots of them. They're quite a nuisance.
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I have been reading about them. I got lucky and missed them when we lived on the East Coast.
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The birds and lizards will all have full tummies this summer!
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I hope so.
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I'm very pleased it is raining, and very happy it waited until after my morning hike & after Keith mowed the lawn.
Folks on my hike this morning said restrictions on water usage have already begun in town.
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I just watched the interview with Charles Ramsey-wow!
http://www.uproxx.com/tv/2013/05/anderson-cooper-interviewed-cleveland-hero-charles-ramsey/
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I'm surprised they didn't have to state guilty to what degree from the beginning.
Huh? They did say guilty of first degree. I'm not quite sure what you mean
I must have read a screwy article, or an old one even though it said 1st degree. No wonder I was confused. I thought it said the next trial would decide if it was premeditated, manslaughter or self defense even though she was found guilty of it. I always thought self defense meant you got off.
Probably written by someone who didn't understand.
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Apparently the 17-year cidadas will be making their appearance soon. Luckily, I don't think there were any in my shared "yard," if that's what you call the grassy area near my condo. I remember my friend, who lives a few miles away had lots of them. They're quite a nuisance.
They bother me less than the cicada killer wasps
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Killer wasps don't sound good, even worse than the Giant African snails in Houston & Florida.
Be warned this is a big yuck.
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/health/2013/05/08/giant-snail-menaces-houston-neighborhood/
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I'm surprised they didn't have to state guilty to what degree from the beginning.
Huh? They did say guilty of first degree. I'm not quite sure what you mean
I must have read a screwy article, or an old one even though it said 1st degree. No wonder I was confused. I thought it said the next trial would decide if it was premeditated, manslaughter or self defense even though she was found guilty of it. I always thought self defense meant you got off.
Probably written by someone who didn't understand.
Or I was the one who didn't understand-lol. I didn't look at the date of the article because it on the line below the verdict headline.
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'night
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Did a three-mile jog then immediately went for food and had a grilled cheese and bacon sandwich. Then I came home and did some work on the computer, then the contractor came and walked the house and I got the more than irritating news that work won't actually start till a week from next Monday - I wrote the business manager and told him how frustrating that wait is because the front gate is literally disintegrating more each day and can barely be used. Of course, I'm the one who lives here so I'm the one who has to deal with it. The actual work won't take all that long - about ten days, but what could have been done by the time they start will now not be done until well after the first of June. They're asking me to be very hands on during the work and I'm happy to do so, but not happy that there is yet this new delay before it begins.
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Then I picked up some packages, then sat on my couch like so much exhausted fish.
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Killer wasps don't sound good, even worse than the Giant African snails in Houston & Florida.
Be warned this is a big yuck.
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/health/2013/05/08/giant-snail-menaces-houston-neighborhood/
They kill cicadas, but they are huge and fly right at you
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Should have waited and made vixmom type it out. :o
I'll be happy to -- the name of the city is JtyswoxnSNIM [NV aclkdoccccnceoooo4
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Deb, rush tickets can be a great way to see a show. The only issue is that you have to be at the box office early so you can buy the tickets when it opens. They usually sell out quickly. That's what my friend did for Bette Midler and is doing for Kinky Boots. He lives in Midtown and he's going to the theatre at 7:30 am to wait outside the box office, which will open at 10am. When it opens he (and a line of other people) will be asking for "Rush tickets" You can usually buy a limit of 2 tickets per person and it's usually cash or credit card (though some rush policies require cash only). Pippin's rush policy (I know you already saw the show) limits you to 1 ticket. The seats are usually in the last row of the balcony/mezzanine. In a small theatre like the Booth or the Music Box that's fine but in a larger theatre you might need your binoculars if you're in the last row.
Another caveat: not every show has rush tickets AND some shows only have Student Rush, which I think it wrong. I guess once you get out of school you don't have to worry about money and it's assumed you can pay the outrageous ticket prices.
Here is a list from Playbill for the current shows that have rush (or lottery or standing room) tickets available.
Rush Tickets for Broadway (http://www.playbill.com/celebritybuzz/article/82428-Broadway-Rush-Lottery-and-Standing-Room-Only-Policies)
So, that's rush. It's not great for you, living on LI unless you take the day off and come in to the city early and are willing to sit in front of the theatre until the box office opens. It might work for a matinee.
thank you I will have to look inti this I would love to see Pippin again it was wonderful
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Good morning, all!
I received some rather upsetting news from a friend last night that made sleep difficult. I hope that the news isn't as bad as I fear it could be, but only time will tell.
Today, I head back to Riverdale to finish up the mix for DEAREST ENEMY. I think it's sounding rather good. We got through seventeen numbers yesterday, so we have the last two numbers in Act Two, the intermezzo, three numbers in the Epilogue, curtain calls, bows, and the cut song, "The Pipes of Pansy." Our conductor sent in his mixing notes only a couple of days ago - he's only had the first edit for two months! - so Judy has to take time to deal with his thoughts before we can deal with finishing up a number. I'm looking forward to the Act Two Finale today: we add sound effects of gunfire, breaking glass, and other noises.
When I got home, I had a note from the podiatrist saying the X-rays showed my foot was fine: so, why am I having problems walking on my left foot?
I am so sorry VIBES (((Elmore)))
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Thank you all for the kind words - Now I have to decide what I want to be when I grow up
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got teh bad news today that the "new girl" gave her notice - which means the looooong days may once again become part of my life
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speaking of which today ran until 9:30.... bleh
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Went to the funeral home this evening, and it was a surprisingly healthy atmosphere with plenty of wonderful stories about Dolores from various eras of her life. There was even a photo of her at my house on one occasion when J.B. decided to check her out. He's sitting on her leg, and both have these startled looks on their faces.
It reminded of me a wonderful story she told of life back in the days when she shared an apartment with three other young girls. It was during WWII, and she was taking business classes. She had taught school for a year, but back then, women teachers could not be married and she didn't want to be an old maid, so she turned her attentions to shorthand. Anyway, whenever the phone at her apartment rang, she would answer it with the following: "Hello, this is heaven. Which of the angels would you like to speak with?"
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Now I'm watching a couple more episodes of The Falcon.
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Dolores sounds like a hoot, John G. May she rest in peace.
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John I am glad that the evening was a night of loving rememberance and sharing - may you find comfort in your memories of Delores
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Thank you, both. She was a gem. It nice to hear her son say that he and wife spent the night laughing as they picked out the pictures for a memorial board and while they were gathering stories for her biography. That's the way she would like it best to be remembered. Still, I imagine the services in the morning will be emotional.
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Good night, all.
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Just got in from seeing the National Tour of Billy Elliot which I saw in 2011 in SF - which I loved then and loved it again this evening. Such talented kids on that stage!
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Hi Matthew! How is the moving going?
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Which apartment did you end up taking? With W/D, or without?
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I am home (at last). Nick and I have spent the evening trying to get our life back together There has been some crying (both of us), cussing (Nick), cuddling and (hopefully) forgiveness.
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Right now, I am so angry and upset with the guy I hired to care for Nick. At the moment, I am too angry to even talk about it.
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John, I am so sorry the read about Delores. I pray that your memories will always be wonderful ones.
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Hmmm, my watch says five minutes after twelve.
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Let's start at the very beginning.......
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Let's start at the very beginning.......
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I have one more chapter of my vacation saga that I need to write. All in all the final 48 hours put a damper on my total vacation.
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Cilla, Nick and I send lots and lots of positive vibes.
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Last post before BK! Hoo & Ray!
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Last post before BK! Hoo & Ray!
Sorry. I couldn't wait any longer.
G'night!