First!
Thanks to waking up way too early and tossing and turning. Hopefully I'll get back to sleep for a while. But it's nice to ketchup early.
DR Dan M - it sure is a good thing that there is no groaning at HHW. Abyssinia? ;D
I am pondering what I think about any recipes whose title include the words "frizzled shallots."
ASK BK
The way the music business is working these days do you think you previous labels' business models would still work in today's digital world?
DR Larry, I hope you are feeling better this morning/day!
DR Larry, I hope you are feeling better this morning/day!
I charged my new tablet last night, so I am ready to use it anytime it is necessary. Whenever that may be.
I feel very 21st century now.
I watched "Lincoln" last night.
I was dazzled.
Perfect casting down the line, but most importantly, the finest living actor BECAME Lincoln.
If you don't use potato chips, that is. ;D
I'm up, barely, and shortly I will leave for a short meeting.
Perfect casting down the line, but most importantly, the finest living actor BECAME Lincoln.
elmore, I am so glad to read that you are feeling better. Continued vibes to you.
elmore, I am so glad to read that you are feeling better. Continued vibes to you.
Thank you, my dear friend. I'll be glad when the awful cough calms down.
elmore, I am so glad to read that you are feeling better. Continued vibes to you.
Thank you, my dear friend. I'll be glad when the awful cough calms down.
MORE HEALING VIBES TO YOU
I just received the Hammer Films The Vampire Lovers, which I've never seen. I may watch that tonight. Sheridan LeFanu is one of my favorite writers, a good Dublin boy.
Which one would be found at DR singdaw's abode?:
DR ELMORE the Vampire Lovers is indeed a fine film to spend an evening with - if you don't have a copy of Attack of the 50 Foot Woman.
Richard is the Holmes fan in our household. The CBS series ELEMENTARY is the first version that's really held my interest.
I am pondering what I think about any recipes whose title include the words "frizzled shallots."
Healing vibes to Elmore, Mike, Cillaliz and anyone else in need out there.
QuoteI just received the Hammer Films The Vampire Lovers, which I've never seen. I may watch that tonight. Sheridan LeFanu is one of my favorite writers, a good Dublin boy.
Ah, the Hammer Films, what fun! I'm not sure if I'm putting into words how they affect me, but they really do create a whole other world for me. Like someone has dropped you into a world that makes sense and then all the action takes place, and it's all cohesive somehow.
After about an hour Keith asked if I minded if he turned off THE WOLF OF WALL STREET. I happily agreed and wished he had asked sooner. It was just the same bad behavior over and over again with not much new in the story. I expect once the investigation began things would have been more interesting but I didn't really care.
elmore, I am so glad to read that you are feeling better. Continued vibes to you.
DR Laura - here is a magnified close-up of a butterfly wing:
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/butterflywing_zpsc5c8a118.jpg)
Was reading a news story about the new film NOAH, and the producer or writer or someone connected with the film was going on and on about how surprising it was that Hollywood had NEVER bothered to put the story of Noah's Ark on the big screen.
Evidently, he hasn't noticed that TCM constantly runs the 1928 film NOAH'S ARK.
The rest of the story was about how various religious groups are objecting to the film because it takes some liberty with the story. I am guessing these people have seen very, very few film versions of Biblical stories! LOL!
The funniest objection to the film was by the conservative radio/tv guy, Glenn Beck, who dissed the film because it was pro-animal.
This is pretty cool...Planet X has been discovered!! (http://www.nbcnews.com/science/space/far-out-icy-world-widens-our-solar-systems-frontier-n62286)
:D
Lots of vibes for Randy and Jo!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lots of vibes for Randy and Jo!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thanks, DR Jennifer!
I just had an intensel phone call from my beloved sister-in-law JoAnn. Things are not good in Ohio at present for my family, and they could really use some good vibes at the moment. I am very serious about this request.
One part of the problem: Lady M is kicking up more dirt, some of it aimed at me, the majority being thrown at Randy and Jo. If God wanted to give the world a treat, He'd kill the bitch.
For you new DRs, I have two brothers, my youngest Randy is married to JoAnn, and the one two years younger than I; I refer to them as the Macbeths, and an uglier pair of shits hasn't been seen in sometime. It's truly a case of a marriage made in hell, each enabling the other to be as crooked, petty, and generally mean as possible.
Lots of vibes for Randy and Jo!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thanks, DR Jennifer!
They seem like wonderful people!
DR Elmore, I'm sorry to hear about the strife in your family. Do you want me to courier a gift back for JoAnn like I did when we met in Canton several years ago?
Taking inventory here, I have THE VAMPIRE LOVERS and TWINS OF EVIL on Blu, but I don't have the middle film in the "Karnstein Trilogy", LUST FOR A VAMPIRE, at all -- nor have I ever seen it. I'm not even sure I've seen the other two all the way through. Time to remedy this. Karnsteins, here I come.
I am pondering what I think about any recipes whose title include the words "frizzled shallots."
Is a frizzled shallot like little shallot "onion" rings?
Was reading a news story about the new film NOAH, and the producer or writer or someone connected with the film was going on and on about how surprising it was that Hollywood had NEVER bothered to put the story of Noah's Ark on the big screen.
Evidently, he hasn't noticed that TCM constantly runs the 1928 film NOAH'S ARK.
The rest of the story was about how various religous groups are objecting to the film because it takes some liberty with the story. I am guessing these people have seen very, very few film versions of Biblical stories! LOL!
DR Elmore, I'm sorry to hear about the strife in your family. Do you want me to courier a gift back for JoAnn like I did when we met in Canton several years ago?
Only if it involves kicking some Macbeth butt.
"We're happy to let you know that your eBook Settlement credit for $6.57 is now in your Barnes & Noble account and ready to use."
The suit had something to do with books being overcharged. I don't know exactly how it was determined I receive this small credit but I will take it. It almost makes up for the book that wasn't received and I had to order a second book. I attempted to return it but they wouldn't take it and before I could read the book the library got it in. I triple check with the library now before I order books I have to pay for.
THE VAMPIRE LOVERS was just great, the perfect thing for this evening. A good story given a good production with beautiful people and lovely color and a score by Harry Robertson/Robinson that was really fine all the way through.
I never saw these in theaters, and I guess I'd seen this one only when the Midnite Movies DVD came out. It's TWINS OF EVIL that I've only seen bits of, and that little situation shall be remedied within the week.
Was reading a news story about the new film NOAH, and the producer or writer or someone connected with the film was going on and on about how surprising it was that Hollywood had NEVER bothered to put the story of Noah's Ark on the big screen.
Evidently, he hasn't noticed that TCM constantly runs the 1928 film NOAH'S ARK.
The rest of the story was about how various religous groups are objecting to the film because it takes some liberty with the story. I am guessing these people have seen very, very few film versions of Biblical stories! LOL!
PARAMOUNT and ARONOFSKY would have had less objections had they named the film after the original, original story of Noah, THE EPIC OF GILGAMESH, which is the ancient Sumerian story upon which the biblical Noah is actually based.
Was reading a news story about the new film NOAH, and the producer or writer or someone connected with the film was going on and on about how surprising it was that Hollywood had NEVER bothered to put the story of Noah's Ark on the big screen.
Evidently, he hasn't noticed that TCM constantly runs the 1928 film NOAH'S ARK.
The rest of the story was about how various religous groups are objecting to the film because it takes some liberty with the story. I am guessing these people have seen very, very few film versions of Biblical stories! LOL!
PARAMOUNT and ARONOFSKY would have had less objections had they named the film after the original, original story of Noah, THE EPIC OF GILGAMESH, which is the ancient Sumerian story upon which the biblical Noah is actually based.
I had a friend named Bart LaRue who, in the late 1960s or early 1970s, traveled to Turkey to search for the Ark on Mt. Ararat. He didn't find it, but he made a documentary about it, which has been shown on television.
"We're happy to let you know that your eBook Settlement credit for $6.57 is now in your Barnes & Noble account and ready to use."
The suit had something to do with books being overcharged. I don't know exactly how it was determined I receive this small credit but I will take it. It almost makes up for the book that wasn't received and I had to order a second book. I attempted to return it but they wouldn't take it and before I could read the book the library got it in. I triple check with the library now before I order books I have to pay for.
Was reading a news story about the new film NOAH, and the producer or writer or someone connected with the film was going on and on about how surprising it was that Hollywood had NEVER bothered to put the story of Noah's Ark on the big screen.
Evidently, he hasn't noticed that TCM constantly runs the 1928 film NOAH'S ARK.
The rest of the story was about how various religous groups are objecting to the film because it takes some liberty with the story. I am guessing these people have seen very, very few film versions of Biblical stories! LOL!
PARAMOUNT and ARONOFSKY would have had less objections had they named the film after the original, original story of Noah, THE EPIC OF GILGAMESH, which is the ancient Sumerian story upon which the biblical Noah is actually based.
I had a friend named Bart LaRue who, in the late 1960s or early 1970s, traveled to Turkey to search for the Ark on Mt. Ararat. He didn't find it, but he made a documentary about it, which has been shown on television.
DR Druxy, yes I believe that I have seen the documentary, which was something I looked forward to on The Late Late Show. I liked Bart LaRue. He had a very good voice and I think he made a couple of appearances on the original "Star Trek" series.
Today, expecting rain which we didn't get, my hiking group went on a 3 mile walk on a stretch of the walking/bike path. This area is known to be filled with litter Since the kind people in my group tend to pick up litter wherever we go we all were reminded to take plastic bags with us. I was grateful for the woman who handed out a surgical clove to each of us. For the first half of the walk we were up and down collecting trash, some of which some climbing into bushes was necessary. We then left the bags at the turnaround point to be collected by a couple who walked with us.
I think I would have had an easier workout at the gym :)
THE TRUE frizzled shalit:
Tomorrow night, I will be attending a performance of the touring company of The Gershwin's Porgy and Bess.
the show was Moses and the score was meh but the sets and showmanship were wonderful