Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on October 20, 2016, 12:06:51 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were gaily colored, and now it is time for you to post until the gaily colored cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: ONEIROMANCY!
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First post after BK!
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Last post before bed!
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Good morning.
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TOD: Looking at my itunes, it seems that the album whose songs I've played most (at least since having itunes) are the Maltby-Shire songs from the CLOSER THAN EVER original cast album.
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Next are songs from the various recordings of FOLLIES, although when you add them up, they might be the top songs I've listened to.
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Good Morning to all
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Good morning, all.
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Yes, George, you assume correctly. Thank you.
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Good morning, all.
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Good morning, all!
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I am back to the Tylenol PM to help my sleeping, and I hate waking up and feeling drugged for half of the morning. I had a long dream about high school and a strange high school reunion.
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I'm still waiting on the remainder of Guys & Dolls Act Two, but I have another project involving the Big Announcement I cannot yet make that I shall begin this morning.
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As I got into bed last night I felt, for the first time in a while, an allergy related tightness in my breathing, and I thought it just wouldn't hurt to pop a
DOLL Benadryl.
I didn't heed the voice. At four in the morning I got up for a quick trip to the bathroom, and upon returning to bed, had a sudden and prolonged sneezing fit. I immediately realized my folly and got up again to take the damned thing...and it was exactly what I needed.
Now, ensconced in the recliner, I'm feeling much better -- but drowsy, which don't hurt none either because I didn't get a really good night's sleep, so even with some coffee in me I might just get a little more shut-eye.
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No dreams that I can recall. Hell, I'm still getting over that one yesterday morning that was so full of various elements -- including nuns!
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DR Elmore, you asked about a band for next year's Merrily --
It's a challenge, figuring out how to get the most (correct) sound from the few musicians the place can accommodate in the tiny space. That's always an issue there, and it was my one misgiving about picking this particular show.
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And whoever asked, the revised version is the only one available for performance. With the little knowledge I have of the original, I'm very thankful for that.
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Have you seen the Donald trump book report tweets?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-book-report_us_58085172e4b0b994d4c46953?
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That's hysterical, Larry - but not in a political way, of course. :)
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Good Morning, Everybody! It's Thursday!!!!
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TOD:
Over the years, probably the original cast recordings for MY FAIR LADY, CAMELOT and DAMN YANKEES.
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Enjoyed the UNSUNG SHERMAN BROTHERS album.
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I have a fantastic narrator, Pam Dougherty, doing the audio recording of MISS DINAH SHORE. She's finished about the first 25% and I'm very pleased with the result.
Hopefully, it will be available on Amazon before the end of the year.
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UNSUNG SHERMAN BROS is in Indiana. I shall listen later on this rainy day! The signed booklet was included and I am most pleased to have it!
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Vibes for MR BK as he continues his usual busy week.
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Hmmmmmmmmmm.....interesting TOD. Before - when I got an LP, I would play it and play it until I got tired of it....sometimes I never went back to it after that......
But:
COMPANY OBC
NOT OF THIS EARTH The Film Music of Ronald Stein
HAINES HIS WAY
ANNETTE'S GREATEST HITS
TITANIC THE ULTIMATE ALBUM
MAVIS RIVERS BY THE NUMBERS
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MAVIS RIVERS TAKE A NUMBER, I mean.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RedibpBlyZk
And Si Zentnor and the Johnny Mann Singers Great Band With Great Voices Swing the Great Songs of the Great Bands. It's on a twofer CD with another album.
(https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/61T2GLSjZ5L.jpg)
I don't know much about Liberty Records....where they were recorded.....but they always had great sound!
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Thursday morning greetings! Richard and I are about to go on a very important "errand date" to the Butler County Board of Elections. We'll vote, do some shopping, and go out for lunch. Tonight I'm going to book group to discuss Jessie Burton's The Miniaturist, which I wanted to like more than I did.
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I have a fantastic narrator, Pam Dougherty, doing the audio recording of MISS DINAH SHORE. She's finished about the first 25% and I'm very pleased with the result.
Hopefully, it will be available on Amazon before the end of the year.
I have a fantastic narrator, Pam Dougherty, doing the audio recording of MISS DINAH SHORE. She's finished about the first 25% and I'm very pleased with the result.
Hopefully, it will be available on Amazon before the end of the year.
I have a fantastic narrator, Pam Dougherty, doing the audio recording of MISS DINAH SHORE. She's finished about the first 25% and I'm very pleased with the result.
Hopefully, it will be available on Amazon before the end of the year.
Cool. Sounds good.
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I don't know how I did that in triplicate.
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Two!
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TOD
Movies:
Mary Poppins
New York, New York
OBC:
A Little Night Music
Baby
Ballroom
Chess
London:
The Good Companions
Jazz/Vocalists
Ella Sings the Cole Porter Songbook
Bobby Short Lives Cole Porter
Dinah Washington/What a Difference a Day Makes
A Broadway Christmas
Rock:
Springsteen/Born in the USA
Hole/Live Through This
Fleetwood Mac/Rumors
Elton John/Greatest Hits
Neil Diamond/The Complete UNI Studio Recordings
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Good selections DR JOHN G.
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Yes DR JOHN G the CinemaScope version of OKLAHOMA! is what we've been seeing all of these years.
A couple of the Amazon reviews point out the problems with the Todd-AO transfer because of the deterioration of the original elements - and perhaps someone here can comment further. But it is a DIFFERENT film.....the Todd-AO scenes were filmed first, then they were restaged slightly for CinemaScope....it is thought that most of the actors did their BEST in the Todd-AO process since it was the one that was supposed to be seen in the BIG theatres.....
In fact I think the reason Frank Sinatra quit CAROUSEL was that when he found out they were going to have to do TWO movies, he wanted a double salary. After he quit, they found a way to do only it only once....I think it was called CinemaScope 55 or something like that.
Even though the TODD-AO version isn't in the best shape, some of the scenes and some of the performances are better.....at least I think so.....but I am not two former DR's who are experts at this sort of thing.
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Thank you, JRand. I will probably end up watching both, but it's good to know which is which.
Pabst, when he filmed 3Penny Opera, filmed the German company by day and the French company on the same sets and in the same costumes, at night.
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I will be watching another classic first: Beyond the Valley of the Dolls.
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To my mind, the most recent Blu ray of "Oklahoma" (Todd-AO) is light years better than previous versions. It looks pretty spiffy.
Here's what Robert A. Harris had to say in his comments about this film at Home Theater Forum:
"Oklahoma! is a magnificent, problem film. Always has been. Always will be.
Photographed in the original 30fps 65mm spherical Todd-AO process, the immense negative was created to be projected on huge curved screens at special Roadshow performances -- a concept replicating the legitimate theater.
An early Eastman Color 5248 production, the film's dyes have not stood the test of time.
As viewed from the original negative (which shows the wear and tear of more than half a century of use), or even from the most recent 65mm interpositive, produced long after the original had lost much of its yellow dye layer, the imagery flickers, has uneven fading, and does not allow reproduction of the film as it was meant to be seen.
Wet-gate printing of the original neg to the IP solved a number of problems, the greatest of which would have been an image filled with positive and negative scratches and wear.
Without our current digital tools, which have been used here to perfection, Oklahoma! would not be a pleasant experience on Blu-ray, and even less so on the large screen. It's really by an odd confluence of events, the original elements going through restoration while there is still enough life in them to make them work, and the 8k scanning and 4k digital tools necessary to make the film appear as it should.
When the restoration of Oklahoma! was premiered at the Chinese for the opening of the Turner Fest several weeks ago, I left the theatre thrilled with what I had seen and heard. The only problem with the performance was not the fault of the film, but rather with the theatre's silver screen (a necessity for 3D projection) which yielded impossibly uneven illumination.
I probably look at films of this type a bit differently than the normal viewer, but even from my odd perspective, grain structure (which was unavoidably very slightly heightened - no, you won't notice it), resolution, black levels, color, overall image stability and cleanliness, were all magnificent.
Projection at 30fps yields an even sharper, and slightly more grain-free image, which comes across as a very special experience. Because of the film's projection speed, any horizontal movement occurs cleanly, and without "picket fencing."
Bottom line is that Fox's Schawn Belston has taken a project in serious need of heavy (and expensive) restorative efforts, and delivered. In spades.
To my eye, the new Blu-ray (part of the new Rogers & Hammerstein Collection) is one of the most exciting releases in the last few years. Replicating the 30fps projection produces an extremely beautiful and stable image, while the uncompressed audio correctly reproduces the original magnetic recordings -- originally run separately from the image via dubbers.
Those who like to contrast and compare are welcome to view the 35mm alternative, also included in the set (along with The Sound of Music, South Pacific, State Fair, Carousel and The King and I).
You can do it. But I wouldn't recommend it, as the difference is so huge, it makes the 35mm version appear far less stellar than it really is. And there's nothing wrong with it.
The restored Oklahoma! on Blu-ray is the closest that fans will get to seeing the film as it was created and meant to be seen, short of finding a theatrical 4k screening, which hopefully will be forthcoming.
A great film, directed by the incomparable Fred Zinnemann, finally on Blu-ray in absolute top form.
Image - 5
Audio - 5
Very Highly Recommended.
RAH"
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I guess that review has confused me - he talks about the BluRay being great - it is - but says the second disk is the 35mm CinemaScope version.....maybe there is more than one BluRay release.
I think the TODD-AO was used for a VHS version years ago as well....but I am not sure.
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There are two disks in the Blu-Ray I got from the library. One is Todd AO, the other CinemaScope.
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I am back to the Tylenol PM to help my sleeping, and I hate waking up and feeling drugged for half of the morning. I had a long dream about high school and a strange high school reunion.
If you have the caplets that can be cut in half try doing so.
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Tonight I'm going to book group to discuss Jessie Burton's The Miniaturist, which I wanted to like more than I did.
Reading the synopsis on this it looks interesting, looking at the reviews on Goodreads it seems you are in agreement with everyone else.
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Yes DR JOHN G the CinemaScope version of OKLAHOMA! is what we've been seeing all of these years.
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In fact I think the reason Frank Sinatra quit CAROUSEL was that when he found out they were going to have to do TWO movies, he wanted a double salary. After he quit, they found a way to do only it only once....I think it was called CinemaScope 55 or something like that.
I did not know this. I personally think he did the movie favor.
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I have heard from the Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts. My first appointment is next Thursday at 3:45. It's nice to have my inquiry moving along.
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I agree on that one DR JANE.
Lawyerly vibes for DR ELMORE.
Yes, that's they way mine is, too, DR JOHN G. I think the performance in the TODD-AO version that is really more sparkling is Gloria Grahame's....especially in her "Cain't Say No" song.....
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We are back from our outing in the rain. The Board of Elections was busy, but we waited longer in line for lunch at Chipotle than we did to vote.
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Yes, George, you assume correctly. Thank you.
You're on the list!
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Have you seen the Donald trump book report tweets?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-book-report_us_58085172e4b0b994d4c46953?
:))
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I have a fantastic narrator, Pam Dougherty, doing the audio recording of MISS DINAH SHORE. She's finished about the first 25% and I'm very pleased with the result.
Hopefully, it will be available on Amazon before the end of the year.
That's great, Druxy!
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UNSUNG SHERMAN BROS is in Indiana. I shall listen later on this rainy day! The signed booklet was included and I am most pleased to have it!
Not in Tumwater, yet. But I'm waiting patiently...as always.
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I have a fantastic narrator, Pam Dougherty, doing the audio recording of MISS DINAH SHORE. She's finished about the first 25% and I'm very pleased with the result.
Hopefully, it will be available on Amazon before the end of the year.
I have a fantastic narrator, Pam Dougherty, doing the audio recording of MISS DINAH SHORE. She's finished about the first 25% and I'm very pleased with the result.
Hopefully, it will be available on Amazon before the end of the year.
I have a fantastic narrator, Pam Dougherty, doing the audio recording of MISS DINAH SHORE. She's finished about the first 25% and I'm very pleased with the result.
Hopefully, it will be available on Amazon before the end of the year.
Cool. Sounds good.
Is there an echo in the house??
;D
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I don't know how I did that in triplicate.
A likely story.
;)
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Yes DR JOHN G the CinemaScope version of OKLAHOMA! is what we've been seeing all of these years.
A couple of the Amazon reviews point out the problems with the Todd-AO transfer because of the deterioration of the original elements - and perhaps someone here can comment further. But it is a DIFFERENT film.....the Todd-AO scenes were filmed first, then they were restaged slightly for CinemaScope....it is thought that most of the actors did their BEST in the Todd-AO process since it was the one that was supposed to be seen in the BIG theatres.....
In fact I think the reason Frank Sinatra quit CAROUSEL was that when he found out they were going to have to do TWO movies, he wanted a double salary. After he quit, they found a way to do only it only once....I think it was called CinemaScope 55 or something like that.
Even though the TODD-AO version isn't in the best shape, some of the scenes and some of the performances are better.....at least I think so.....but I am not two former DR's who are experts at this sort of thing.
I'd heard this story about Sinatra, too, and that they had pre-recorded the entire score as usual, but that it'll never be released. Hopefully, someday it can be.
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No CDs here yet, as of today.
I was forced to console myself by picking up SALEM'S LOT at Best Buy. :)
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I agree on that one DR JANE.
Lawyerly vibes for DR ELMORE.
Yes, that's they way mine is, too, DR JOHN G. I think the performance in the TODD-AO version that is really more sparkling is Gloria Grahame's....especially in her "Cain't Say No" song.....
When "Oklahoma!" was released on Laserdisc back in the 1990s, it was the Todd-AO version (for the first time on home video) and it looked great. When it came out on DVD, paired with the CinemaScope version, they were both very bad.
The Blu-ray offers both versions in excellent transfers.
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UNSUNG SHERMAN BROS is in Indiana. I shall listen later on this rainy day! The signed booklet was included and I am most pleased to have it!
Not in Tumwater, yet. But I'm waiting patiently...as always.
Ditto in Oakland CA. Maybe tonight?
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I cannot, for the life of me, imagine Frank Sinatra as Billy Bigelow.
I sometimes have a giggle over the image of him in the barker's outfit.
I'm certain it would have been sung well, but McRae NAILED it.
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I've finally done it.
I'm junking my surround speakers for the simplicities of a Bose Solo 15 sound system (Blue tooth).
No more dusting five separate speakers in different corners of my living room.
No more. Sigh.
I feel like I'm being unfaithful.
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I've lately been attempting to downsize and simplify my life.
Sometimes it seems impossible.
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But I'm going to keep on trying. I expect to be retired by this time next year. and I want to move to South Carolina.
So...there's THAT for motivation!
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Motivation.
That's what's needed!
3hree
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I am back to the Tylenol PM to help my sleeping, and I hate waking up and feeling drugged for half of the morning. I had a long dream about high school and a strange high school reunion.
If you have the caplets that can be cut in half try doing so.
Funny story...or semi-funny...or, well, at least somewhat relevant:
I used to routinely take a half-caplet of Tylenol PM when I needed help sleeping through a night.
That pretty much stopped when I began using my C-PAP, because my sleep became more regular/controlled/sound with this aid.
One recent night, I needed to go to bed but didn't feel sleepy at all, so I cut a caplet in half.
Oy! I was sluggish for most of the next morning even with 8 hours of sleep! My guess is that since I'm on a blood thinner, the effects of the caplet half were enhanced by the drug being moved through my system.
Does that make sense?
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Errands run and annoying bills paid.
Time for an evening of watching ... something.
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Tackled the classical CDs part one. Got rid of about thirty things I'll never ever play or duplicates with different conductors - I was quite obsessive when I was really collecting stuff. Part two coming shortly. Found about twenty CDs to put into iTunes - listening now to Peter Maxwell Davies' incredible dance arrangements for The Boyfriend and his score for The Devils. This would be one of my all-time favorite CDs if not for inept producing and sound that sounds like it was recorded about two blocks away from the microphones. Just awful. But amazing arrangements.
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I've never heard it outside of the movie, but I love THE DEVILS score.
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Good evening!
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I did receive Unsung Sherman Brothers but have not had a chance to listen to it yet.
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Yes, George, you assume correctly. Thank you.
You're on the list!
Yay! This show brings back high school to me, no matter how lame.
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More health vibes for DR elmore.
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Have you seen the Donald trump book report tweets?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-book-report_us_58085172e4b0b994d4c46953?
Funny!
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Maybe I'll have to get Tylenol PM for the flight to Istanbul.
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High of 85 degrees in DC today. The forecasted high for Saturday is 59.
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I cannot, for the life of me, imagine Frank Sinatra as Billy Bigelow.
I sometimes have a giggle over the image of him in the barker's outfit.
I'm certain it would have been sung well, but McRae NAILED it.
Yup, though I never giggled until I read this :)
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High of 85 degrees in DC today. The forecasted high for Saturday is 59.
Enjoy the warmer days while they last.
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KevinH, are you hearing any word of mouth about "Freaky Friday" at the Signature Theatre in your area?
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Hello, everyone.
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Vibes for DC Nicky.
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Jane, yes, the Arnica Rub I like is by NatraBio. I see there is also one by A.Vogel, but that one is straight Arnica, the herb. The NatraBio product is a homeopathic combination product.
My cousin swears by Australian Dream for arthritis. I haven't tried it, but it has good reviews. She also uses Arnica for EVERYTHING, except when she's using Australian Dream. :)
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WWBL.
TTFN.
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Classical CDs part two is finished - lots of importing to do - found my missing Ogerman CD, plus stuff I haven't heard in years or even decades - so will be fun to hear some of this again. Villa-Lobos, Satie, Moross, Milhaud, some American composers I like, Finzi, Ikuma Dan, Joblin and some more Dello Joio. Oh, and Malcolm Arnold's A Grand, Grand Overture for symphony orchestra and vacuum cleaner.
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Well, I must be off. Tonight is the Pay-What-You-Can performance for "An Improbable Peck of Plays 5." We should get a good crowd...hopefully. :)
Until later.
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Around here we call them "Get-What-You-Pay-For" nights.
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I've begun my next BBC soap opera and so far I'm having a good time.
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Jane, yes, the Arnica Rub I like is by NatraBio. I see there is also one by A.Vogel, but that one is straight Arnica, the herb. The NatraBio product is a homeopathic combination product.
My cousin swears by Australian Dream for arthritis. I haven't tried it, but it has good reviews. She also uses Arnica for EVERYTHING, except when she's using Australian Dream. :)
DR Jeanne this is much appreciated. So far I don't think it is doing much. I am only using on one small area to test it. I may need to switch to these options.
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I've begun my next BBC soap opera and so far I'm having a good time.
It seems like most of our tv viewing these days is British. I'll have to check this one out.
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I expected THE GRAND was after MONARCH OF THE GLEN and was surprised to see it was earlier.
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Today I finally found, and made appointments, with primary physicians that accept new patients with medicare. It was a lot of work finding them. There are two internists in the office so we each took one and made our appointments for the same time.
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High of 85 degrees in DC today. The forecasted high for Saturday is 59.
Enjoy the warmer days while they last.
On Wednesday it was high 70sF. And now it is supposed to rain for the next week. Plus all next week the high is supposed to be low 40s?? :(
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I've begun my next BBC soap opera and so far I'm having a good time.
I ADORE THE GRAND. Susan Hampshire is great as the very classy retired prostitute. And Mark McGann is so wonderful as the slumlord. (You probably know his brother as the doctor in CALL THE MIDWIFE. Those McGann boys get around.)
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Jane, yes, the Arnica Rub I like is by NatraBio. I see there is also one by A.Vogel, but that one is straight Arnica, the herb. The NatraBio product is a homeopathic combination product.
My cousin swears by Australian Dream for arthritis. I haven't tried it, but it has good reviews. She also uses Arnica for EVERYTHING, except when she's using Australian Dream. :)
DR Jeanne this is much appreciated. So far I don't think it is doing much. I am only using on one small area to test it. I may need to switch to these options.
You're welcome. Ming Chew, author of THE PERMANENT PAIN CURE, recommends Traumeel, but he says you have to use it several times a day and really rub it in. That may be true for all of them. Heel, the company that makes Traumeel, was purchased by another company recently and some people have complained that now Traumeel isn't as good as it was. But Ming's recommendation was for pain in general. For arthritis I think you're best with Topricin or Australian Dream or other arthritis-oriented product.
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DR Jennifer, our weather has been jumping around, too. It had gotten cool, then today in the 90s.
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I hope you find a doctor you like, Jane. We're in the open enrollment period, so if you don't like today's options you can change.
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Around here we call them "Get-What-You-Pay-For" nights.
We also did a couple of shows with a "Pay What It's Worth" night, where you pay at the end of the evening what you thought it was worth. Comparing those with our PWYC nights, there wasn't much of a percentage difference in what we took in.
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We have an audience. Another one of the authors came tonight and loved her show! Hers was the first play of the night.
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She had to leave at intermission because she lives in Portland, but she told our house manager (a board member) how much she enjoyed it. :)
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We are now into the second act.
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We have less than a half hour left. It's a short evening...good, but short.
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Or should that be good and short?
;)
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Good evening.
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I've begun my next BBC soap opera and so far I'm having a good time.
I love Susan Hampshire. She was in the Pallisers, Barchester Chronicles and Forsyth Saga, all wonderful period pieces.
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Good evening.
Hi, DR Laura.
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Back from a three-hour dinner with the Shermans - way too much fun! Signed musical quotes are done.
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Page four? Really?
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Our IPoP5 PWYC performance is done. Tomorrow we might have two shows, but only if tickets are sold for the 10 pm show.
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So far, none have been sold. :-\ Oh, well. It happens.
Be back later.
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Thanks again Jeanne. :)
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I hope you find a doctor you like, Jane. We're in the open enrollment period, so if you don't like today's options you can change.
I hadn't really expected to find a doctor that accepted medicare. My goal was to find which insurance plans they accepted and if they would take us as new patients if we switched. One office wasn't taking any kind of Medicare insurance, even Blue Cross. I asked if they knew who did and received a referral to a practice I hadn't heard about. To my surprise they were accepting new patients with medicare.
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All the other doctors we have gone to since moving here have been specialist and they all take medicare patients.
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We loved our dermatologist and kept talking about returning to Ashland to see her. Today I broke down and decided on a local doctor. The first appointments we could get are in January. Fortunately I haven't needed one of my emergency cancer checks since we moved here.
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We have an audience. Another one of the authors came tonight and loved her show! Hers was the first play of the night.
Nice.
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I've begun my next BBC soap opera and so far I'm having a good time.
I love Susan Hampshire. She was in the Pallisers, Barchester Chronicles and Forsyth Saga, all wonderful period pieces.
She was my favorite Agnes in DAVID COPPERFIELD.
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Page four? Really?
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Prepped everything for the announcement in the morning, only Doug Haverty is saying the audio samples I sent don't jibe with the times I'm asking for - only they do - and of course he's not home so I don't have any way of finding out what he's talking about. And it has to announce so if he gets home late he'll just have to do it and I'll have to stay up until he does so I can make sure it's all correct.
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I gotta tell you.
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Prepped everything for the announcement in the morning, only Doug Haverty is saying the audio samples I sent don't jibe with the times I'm asking for - only they do - and of course he's not home so I don't have any way of finding out what he's talking about. And it has to announce so if he gets home late he'll just have to do it and I'll have to stay up until he does so I can make sure it's all correct.
Can't wait to find out what it is!
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Oh, and I'm home. :)
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...and fed. :D
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Good evening!
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Page four. Oh no!
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Boy, this was a strange evening.
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First I watched Thursday Night Football.
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But I fell asleep early on in the game.
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Five
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I woke up in time to watch ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW.
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Laverne Cox was wrong, wrong, wrong!
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Nothing against her talent, but she was just not right in the part.
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Laverne Cox was wrong, wrong, wrong!
I'm going to watch it and record it to my DVD burner.
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The rest of the cast was good, but like the reviewers have said, it is just a remake of the movie, almost every scene.
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I guess I enjoyed what I saw, but I fell asleep in the middle of the show.
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I awoke in time to watch the end of it.
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The rest of the cast was good, but like the reviewers have said, it is just a remake of the movie, almost every scene.
I'd read that it was just a remake of the movie.
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So, now it is the newscast, and I am wide awake.
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I never left the house today, except to pick up the mail out of the box.
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I worked all day on the book.
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I found one big error in my timeline.
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Whoops! I had to go back and try to correct the problem
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I fixed the problem, but I still need to change some of the story.
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I will be able to correct everything, but it is a real pain.
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Basically, I managed to make two major plot points occur at the exact same time.
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That would have been okay, but I forgot about the second event and just wrote around it.
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I imagine this type of thing happens to a lot of authors. I am just glad I caught it when I did.
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#141
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I am just glad I caught it when I did.
Good!
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Tomorrow I may take myself out to lunch.
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More importantly, I need to take myself to the grocery store.
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George, we need to figure out when we are going to lunch at the Oyster House.
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I think that is where we said we were going to go.
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I need to go take my medications and get ready for bed.
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I will be back in a few.
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George, we need to figure out when we are going to lunch at the Oyster House.
Yes!
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PAGE SIX ORIGINAL ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW DANCE!!
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Is IN Indiana?
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I have to decide (and soon) if I am going to audition for ROCKY HORROR.