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Well, you've read the notes, the notes moved along like a gazelle with a hickey, and now it is time for you to post until the cows come home - they're off trying to find The Missing Hours and, of course, The Hours are off trying to find The Missing Cows.
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And the word of the day is: PARADIDDLE!
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Pad a riddle...
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NOtes are up on a number of boards and DAwn will post on Soaptown tomorrow. She just got back into town.
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Parade IDDl
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Late last night, I watched the "Deceit" video with the commentary and I must say that the comments were quite enjoyable. When it was over, I really didn't feel like the entire show went by...it seemed to go so quickly. That is really the way commentaries on DVDs should go. :) I remember when one of Barbra Streisand's movies was released on DVD last year or the year before and the big advertising was something like "special Barbra commentary on select scenes." In other words, probably not even 10 minutes of Babs' commentary during the entire movie (whichever one it was). :P
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A Very Happy HHW Birthday to DR Cillaliz!! ;D
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And the word of the day is: PARADIDDLE!
What's a diddle?
I don't know, but he's got two of 'em.
(I know it's dumb, but at 1:30 a.m., PDT, what do you expect??)
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And the word of the day is: PARADIDDLE!
Or is it anything like a paralegal?
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And on that note (Fell-flat ;) ) I'm off to bed. Good night, guests. ;D
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I remember when one of Barbra Streisand's movies was released on DVD last year or the year before and the big advertising was something like "special Barbra commentary on select scenes." In other words, probably not even 10 minutes of Babs' commentary during the entire movie (whichever one it was). :P
What's Up Doc?
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TO DR CILLLIZ
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[size=10]Deceit[/size]
Finally arrived yesterday. Watched it twice.
I enjoyed it. I was able to figure out some of it while watching it, but not everything. It was fun to see BK acting again. A little taken aback when some 4 letter words were used (not a prude) I wasn't expecting them. Tammy acquitted herself quite well in her first "adult" role. Having seen her in various stages of her career it was nice to see her "grown up".
I always knew Matthew Ashford can act. (When I used to watch Days)Whe he is given good material to work with. He can do comedy and drama very well (He still manages to shines when he is stuck with bad story lines)
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I was reading an old bio of yours and it mentions that you did the play Jimmy Shine in LA which got you your first agent. Please fill us in on that adventure.
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Wednesday morning greetings!
Happiest of birthdays to DR Cillaliz! I hope you get a cooler house for your birthday.
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'morning, Danise - are you on your way to work?
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DR Cillaliz!!!!
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I must be out in left field--I didn't realize that DR TPunk and Rodzinski were out in CA!! Welcome home and I'm glad you had such a good time! :)
DR Dakota Celt, my very best vibes to both you and your father.
I haven't said it on the board but I guess maybe I should. One of the reasons I haven't been able to post like I used to is because the doctor has told me that my Mother is terminal. I've been trying to spend as much time with her as I can.
The other reason is because the routine mammogram I went for awhile back was not normal. I've had to go for more tests and will be seeing a surgion next week about having a biopsy. The “C” word hasn’t been brought into play and I’m hoping that it is just a cyst or something else that’s benign. So not to worry. :)
I'm just doing the best I can and taking it day by day. It's just that some days I manage it better then others. So if I seem a little out of it, forgive me.
Anyway, enough of that.
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'morning, Danise - are you on your way to work?
'Morning right back at ya! And, yes, alas, I am. :(
In fact, I have to scoot, we're almost to my stop.
Have a great day all!
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The bus driver missed the exit so I have a moment more--
Here is your dog picture for the day!
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Bear won't lay down in the pool but he will get his feet wet.
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Humm, that picture look blurry on my screen but it isn't that way on the home computer.
Wonder why?
We're taking the grand tour of Tampa!
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We're going to be late, late, late! We're almost to airport and the bus driver still hasn't gotten off the interstate--how does she think we're going to get back towards downtown if she won't turn around?
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Finely! We're heading in the right direction!
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Well, downtown is now looming in the distance. I guess I have to go since I might have to get off at a different stop.
This is your roving reporter signing off!
Have a wonderful day all!
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Danise - I'm so sorry to hear that your life is so stressful right now. Please know that you and your mother are in my thoughts and prayers.
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DR DakotaCelt - vibes to your father, too!
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Happiest of Birthdays to our perpetual Miss Iowa
Cillaliz!!!
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Vibes and good thoughts to {{Danise}}
The brackets indicate a hug in case anyone wonders what they mean.
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Vibes and good thoughts to {{Dakota Celt}} and her father
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TP and Rod, what great pictures. The corn field with Rodzinski is a hoot!
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Larry, that porch picture is a classic.
I have some honey for you so we need to get together.
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On Sunday Ant and I watched the Ken Burns documentary on the Brooklyn Bridge. Don't know why it was on but it was certainly worth watching. It made Mr. Morelli realize that he had never walked over the Brooklyn Bridge. One of our activities on either Saturday or Sunday (both days are predicted to be hot ones in NYC) will be to walk across the bridge!
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Back to the Bremer Foundation.
I'll check in later.
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Larry, that porch picture is a classic.
DR Ben - I agree. The porch photo of DR Elmore reminds me of a Wyeth painting.
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What a Frenzy :D
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Thank you so much for the birthday greetings. I am home this morning waiting for the AC guy to come back and finish. I woke up at 5:00 AM when the garbage truck went by and decided that since it is my birthday I could be obnoxious and wake Paul up at 6:00AM to meet me at Panera. So that's what we did. I don't have any plans. I'll work at home until the AC is installed and working then I'll head to the office.
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Right now, I'm sitting on my front porch listening to the birds and enjoying the cool damp fog. It's really nice out here since I cut down all the bushes.
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It's been nice to visit here early today. I'm working noon-9 in order to teach July's edition of "Grantseeking Basics" this evening. In a few minutes, I'm off to Java Johnny's for breakfast with a friend - waiting for the rain to let up a little!
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VIBES TO DANISE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Sending my best thoughts to DR DANISE.
Thoughts & vibes as well the DR DAKOTA CELT.
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DR ELMORE has returned from the land of fruits and nuts to the home of the flakes!
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Happy Birthday to DR CILLA LIZ!! Keep your monkey off the water tower!
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Hmmmm......my first question for this ASK BK day.....which film do you think was most successfully (creatively speaking) turned into a television series?
My first vote goes to PEYTON PLACE with MASH a close second.
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DR ELMORE has returned from the land of fruits and nuts to the home of the flakes!
Hey! We resemble that remark ;)
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[size=10]Deceit[/size]
Finally arrived yesterday. Watched it twice.
I enjoyed it. I was able to figure out some of it while watching it, but not everything. It was fun to see BK acting again. A little taken aback when some 4 letter words were used (not a prude) I wasn't expecting them. Tammy acquitted herself quite well in her first "adult" role. Having seen her in various stages of her career it was nice to see her "grown up".
I always knew Matthew Ashford can act. (When I used to watch Days)Whe he is given good material to work with. He can do comedy and drama very well (He still manages to shines when he is stuck with bad story lines)
Micheal, I could not agree with you more on Matt. He is an excellent actor and I have tapes of his early work on Days and he is outstanding. He was also outstanding in 03 on OLTL.
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Bruce, I'm coming out of lurkdom for a few moments here. I'm one of the Administrators of the Connotator, the website for Matt and his character, Jack, on Days. Sarah (DakotaCelt) has been wonderful about keeping us abreast during the play-to-DVD process of Deceit. She's been a good ambassador!
I got my copy yesterday, watched it last night, and wanted to tell you personally how much I enjoyed it. I thought it was clever, with tons of witty dialogue, delivered perfectly by all three of you. The twists and turns were dizzying and the ending was fantastic. Thank you for making the DVD available for those of us who live too far away to see it in person.
It's been a roller-coaster week for us Matt fans. We had the excitement of receiving our DVD's, coupled with the news that he, once again, has been let go from Days of our Lives. I saw you posted that you'll be seeing him this weekend. Please let him know, for us, how sad, angry, disappointed, devastated, and any other negative emotions you can think of, we all are at the Connotator at the news of his imminent departure. I know he's not too computer-savvy, but I hope he can find a few minutes to check out the Connotator and read all the posts, about his release from the show, as well as his performance in Deceit. They are all in support of him, and Missy, for their futures.
And thank you, Bruce, for seeing the talent that Matt possesses, and for always having a kind and supportive word about him. It's meant alot to us at the Connotator.
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Wednesday, July 12, 2006 ;D
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Happy Birthday Cillaliz!!
Have a great day!!
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LOL DRBEN!
So do the fruits and nuts here.
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Eileen!! Nice to see you!!
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Happy Happy Birthday, DR Cillaliz!
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DR Ben - I agree. The porch photo of DR Elmore reminds me of a Wyeth painting.
THat was my thought also!!!
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DRs DakotaCelt and Danise -- my thoughts and prayers are with you regarding your parents. And DR Elmore, too!
Danise, I hope your further tests show nothing serious.
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Happy Birthday to Clilaliz!!
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Health and comfort vibes to Danise and her mother.
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Thoughts and vibes for DakotaCelt and her father.
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Cillaliz asked last night how Walty was doing- he's pretty much back to where he was right before we left so he's making a return trip to the vet either today or tomorrow. I was hopeful that he would work through things on his own, so to speak, but he seems so uncomfortable.
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Good morning, all! Posting from my own eMac, I am happier than a gazelle in spring. I did have parts of a lovely, but necessary, visit to Ohio. My dad is doing quite well now: this last round of chemo left him neither sick or debilitated, and I have hopes he will be around for longer than I could have hoped.
This morning, I have a trek to the Post Office, possibly a meeting with the composer of THE TRAGIC AND HORRIBLE LIFE OF THE SINGING NUN, and - alas - I have to deal with my intern Dylan, who's been a good friend and who took great care of the place while I was gone.
He has decided he does not want to live in New York, but his current depression on what he wants to do with himself has led to inertia: one of the reasons I let him move in was that his share of the rent would help cover trips to Ohio. So far, I've got next to nothing from him, and I could use the money. He's complained about his B&N colleagues being morons, but they're paying more rent money, I'm sure, some of them going to school as well, and surviving. I'm not a charity and I'm only sympathetic to a point. I knew he had psychological scars from his horror of a mother, but I cannot repair years of damage. And she's still playing mindgames on him, which only increase the inertia and depression!
Oy!
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And a page 3 Dance!
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Should a movie about a three-hour dinner in a fancy restaurant be titled Grand Prix Fixe?
See, I do read the notes!
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And the word of the day is: PARADIDDLE!
Lacking a drum for his PARADIDDLE, the percussionist PADDLED AIR.
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...I remember when one of Barbra Streisand's movies was released on DVD last year or the year before and the big advertising was something like "special Barbra commentary on select scenes." In other words, probably not even 10 minutes of Babs' commentary during the entire movie (whichever one it was). :P
Which begs the question: why would you want to hear Babs talk about herself for more than ten minutes?
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Which begs the question: why would you want to hear Babs talk about herself for more than ten minutes?
AMEN!
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Good morning, all! Posting from my own eMac, I am happier than a gazelle in spring. I did have parts of a lovely, but necessary, visit to Ohio. My dad is doing quite well now: this last round of chemo left him neither sick or debilitated, and I have hopes he will be around for longer than I could have hoped.
This morning, I have a trek to the Post Office, possibly a meeting with the composer of THE TRAGIC AND HORRIBLE LIFE OF THE SINGING NUN, and - alas - I have to deal with my intern Dylan, who's been a good friend and who took great care of the place while I was gone.
He has decided he does not want to live in New York, but his current depression on what he wants to do with himself has led to inertia: one of the reasons I let him move in was that his share of the rent would help cover trips to Ohio. So far, I've got next to nothing from him, and I could use the money. He's complained about his B&N colleagues being morons, but they're paying more rent money, I'm sure, some of them going to school as well, and surviving. I'm not a charity and I'm only sympathetic to a point. I knew he had psychological scars from his horror of a mother, but I cannot repair years of damage. And she's still playing mindgames on him, which only increase the inertia and depression!
Oy!
Vibage to you, Elmore.
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Vibage to your clan.
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Vibage to composers who hold meetings at the post office.
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As for Dylan, it does sound like classic depression from your comments. Inertia can be a symptom of the condition, as well. Has he been seeing a doctor about his condition, and getting medication? It sounds like he need it, more than moving to another place. In fact, the energy required for moving could aggravate what is going on.
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Vibage for Danise and clan.
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Vibage for DakotaCelt and clan.
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Vibage for Cillaliz.
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Oh, wait, that's supposed to be Happy Birthday!
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Walty is comfortably ensconced at the vet. While I was there dropping him off, a days old kitten came in accompanied by 5 firefighters. After they left we had a chuckle about how it took five of them to bring in a teeny tiny kitten.
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I found this in the news section over at IMDB:
'Pirates' Movie Producers Sued by Screenwriter
The global success of the Pirates Of The Caribbean sequel has been tainted by a Hollywood screenwriter, who claims the whole idea for the franchise was his. The megahit, Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, smashed box office records in eight territories - including America and the UK - over the weekend, but writer Royce Mathew is keen to halt the celebrations. He claims he created "drawings" and a "screenplay" for a project he called Supernatural Pirate Movie - and now he fears his ideas have been turned into a Disney blockbuster. Royce states he even called the pirate ship in his film treatment the Black Pearl - the same name used for Johnny Depp's craft, and the subtitle for the original film. And he also created a lead characters called Will Turner - the same name as Orlando Bloom's swashbuckler in the Disney films - and Elizabeth - the Christian name of Keira Knightley's character. The screenwriter insists he registered the drawings and his screenplay with the US Copyright Office, and is now suing the The Walt Disney Company, Buena Vista Home Entertainment, Touchstone Home Video and producer Jerry Bruckheimer, claiming movie bosses used his ideas as a blueprint for the Pirates of The Caribbean films. [/size]
Now, I don't know about anyone else, but it strains my credulity even more completely than any product by Gerber that this fellow, Royce Mathew, is only now suing Disney et al. After all, the first PotC movie came out three years ago - didn't Mr. Mathew hear about it then? Especially since every element he claims to be his was included in said first film.
Of course, according to his IMDB biography, in 2003 he was doing nude modeling for art classes in NYC. Maybe he just couldn't find his clothes, and they wouldn't let him into the theaters.
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Happy Birthday to DR CILLA LIZ!! Keep your monkey off the water tower!
LOL, But he's wearing his jacket and tennis shoes...
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Happy Birthday to DR CILLA LIZ!! Keep your monkey off the water tower!
DR JRand, he's getting ready to climb the flag pole....want to watch?
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Thanks again to all for the birthday greetings and DR SWoody...I'll take vibes any time...right now vibes the AC guy really shows up again...he's over an hour late!
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Good morning!
The forecast says thundershowers this afternoon, but until that happens, it's hot and sticky here. Miserable, in fact. Near 80 already this morning. Ugh!
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A very happy birthday to the sweet, lovely, and really nice Cillaliz!!! Have a great day!!!
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Larry, I am very happy to hear that your dad is doing much better...!!!
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Getting stuck with deadbeat "roommates" is a pain, DR Elmore. I've had two in my life. One stayed 5 months, and the other an incredible 14 months. I only let the 14 month one stay because I was in love with him and hoping he'd come around. He did pay his half of "selected" utilities (the cheaper ones like water and natural gas; of course, gas isn't cheap any more). Oh, the horror stories I could tell!
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Strenght vibes to DakotaCelt, I am sorry that your father is doing poorly...please take care.
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And vibes to dear Danise and mom...I am thinking good thoughts and sending them your way....take care of yourself!
Oh, and thanks for the wonderful dog in the pool photos...they certainly brighten any day!
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And lastly, but certainly not leastly, vibes to Walty the cat for a clean bill of health!!!
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Woody,
It is typical that this sort of lawsuit happens when almost any movie becomes a mega-hit. I know Terry Rossio And Ted Elliott...the credited writers of the first movie and the only writers of the second...very well, good enough to regard them as pals, have been up to Terry's Mullohand home on several occasions, have done panels and guild business with Ted and used to frequent their website, Wordplay, more often than this one...they still have articles of mine posed. They are hard-working honest guys and deserve their success.
Any success like this has people crawling out of the woodwork, claiming their ideas have been stolen...very rarely to these charges amount to anything. It will also be very hard for this guy to claim his ideas were stolen when the movie is basically based on an amusement park ride. Hell, maybe I should sue because when I was with Disney in the late eighties, I suggested doing a movie based on Pirates of Carribean, my favourite ride (though I had no specific story at the time). No one took me up on the idea at the time...story of my life, missed timing.
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Good wishes for good things for DRs Danise and DakotaCelt.
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I was very distressed to read about Matt Ashford's release from DAYS OF OUR LIVES. The comings and goings from these soaps is often a head scratcher for me because it's certainly NOT based on talent. When I've gotten involved in certains soaps, I've always been shocked how untalented lunks continue on year after year while more talented folk either get axed or placed on the recurring list where we might not see them for months on end. Very frustrating and one of the reasons I take long sabbaticals from the soaps.
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Good morning!
The forecast says thundershowers this afternoon, but until that happens, it's hot and sticky here. Miserable, in fact. Near 80 already this morning. Ugh!
We are already at 78 at 920 am central time....
They are predicting 95 to 105 for the rest of the week for Fargo and it has been even hotter west of here.
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We are already at 78 at 920 am central time....
They are predicting 95 to 105 for the rest of the week for Fargo and it has been even hotter west of here.
But you must be happy! You were asking for some hot weather a few days ago. I, on the other hand, will be unhappy about this for the next few months until we can get to some more moderate temperatures. :-\
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I guess I will return to the first season box of THE WILD WILD WEST this afternoon, at least for one more episode or so. I would like to see a full length film today, too, and there is nothing on of interest to me tonight on network TV, so DVDs will continue to be my primary entertainment source today.
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Question for DR Ben....I was doing some research on actor Trax Colton and, finding out that his real name is Louis Morelli, I don't suppose there is any chance of your own Anthony Morelli being a relative of his?
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But you must be happy! You were asking for some hot weather a few days ago. I, on the other hand, will be unhappy about this for the next few months until we can get to some more moderate temperatures. :-\
WE only have a few weeks of hot weather... Then we will cool down.
However, we dont get as much humidity as you do down there.
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Good Morning!
I have a coaching to prepare for later today, so... I guess that means I should clean my room.
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And now, Page FOUR!!!!!
*And it's not even Noon yet on the East Coast!
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Something silly just occured to me.
Do soap actors ever get written out of shows because the writers run out of ideas for stories for their characters?
Mr. Ashford could well have been given the axe not for anything he has or hasn't done, but because the writers have run out of things to say about his character.
Could happen.
In any case, it seems to me that he'll be able to find other work, and quickly.
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And now, Page FOUR!!!!!
*And it's not even Noon yet on the East Coast!
I know! Bk should be very pleased when he comes to the forum today.
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DR Danise - Vibes to You and Your Mother.
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Good Morning!
I have a coaching to prepare for later today, so... I guess that means I should clean my room.
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Coaching doing what, pray tell?
Fresh sheets on the bed are always a nice idea.
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Running out of ideas for characters is the most often quoted reason for letting soap actors go, but often that's used as a mask for other trouble behind the scenes.
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Happy happy birthday, Cillaliz!
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DR elmore - Do I suspect 2-for-1 margaritas at La Cocina somewhere in the near future? *Could you have a margarita while soaking in the tub?
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Vibes to DakotaCelt and her family.
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Strength vibes to Danise and her family.
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MBarnum, there is probably no relation but I will ask Anthony when I go home for lunch.
Unless, perhaps, the family got angry at him for leaving Brooklyn, NY for the wilds of California and then, on top of it, changing his name from Morelli to Colton so they cut him out of their lives!!! ;)
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Coaching doing what, pray tell?
Fresh sheets on the bed are always a nice idea.
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Well... A singer just needs to go over some music for an upcoming audition. That's all.
However, I always wash my bed linens regularly.
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Oohh... That last sentence is just ripe for pickin'!
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I don't know anything about the merits of the Pirates case, but it seems that the fact that it takes someone a few years to actually sue is irrelevant, as long as they made some attempt to resolve the matter without going to court prior to that. The statute of limitations (limit on time to sue) should be just that, a period of time a person has to bring a case and if they choose to try to resolve the matter without the courts and then only sue if they get nowhere, I personally feel that shouldn't be held against them. But that says nothing about the merits, and I'm sure Pogue's point of view is more relevant about the merits as to the actual movie industry.
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You guys are too sweet and are really making my morning. Thanks again.
This will most likely be an uneventful birthday. I celebrated with my parents on Sunday. My mother likes my red couch so much she bought me a set of poppy dishes to go with it. When she said it was to go with my livingroom, I said "But Mom, we aren't supposed to eat in the livingroom, remember?" They will be fine in the kitchen or dining room and I really do like them but it was fun to tease her after all the years of hearing I shouldn't be eating in the livingroom.
The Air Conditioner man finally showed up. So, now I must wait for him to finish and then off to work.
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I must be off. Der Brucer has things for us to do, on my day away from the registers. Later.
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I was reading an old bio of yours and it mentions that you did the play Jimmy Shine in LA which got you your first agent. Please fill us in on that adventure.
When I got back from living in NY, and soon after my darling daughter entered the world, I was asked to do Jimmy Shine at LACC. I was seen by actress Shelly Morrison, who really liked my performance. She invited her agent, he liked me and signed me and I was on my way - got my first guest shot a month later.
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Bruce, I'm coming out of lurkdom for a few moments here. I'm one of the Administrators of the Connotator, the website for Matt and his character, Jack, on Days. Sarah (DakotaCelt) has been wonderful about keeping us abreast during the play-to-DVD process of Deceit. She's been a good ambassador!
I got my copy yesterday, watched it last night, and wanted to tell you personally how much I enjoyed it. I thought it was clever, with tons of witty dialogue, delivered perfectly by all three of you. The twists and turns were dizzying and the ending was fantastic. Thank you for making the DVD available for those of us who live too far away to see it in person.
It's been a roller-coaster week for us Matt fans. We had the excitement of receiving our DVD's, coupled with the news that he, once again, has been let go from Days of our Lives. I saw you posted that you'll be seeing him this weekend. Please let him know, for us, how sad, angry, disappointed, devastated, and any other negative emotions you can think of, we all are at the Connotator at the news of his imminent departure. I know he's not too computer-savvy, but I hope he can find a few minutes to check out the Connotator and read all the posts, about his release from the show, as well as his performance in Deceit. They are all in support of him, and Missy, for their futures.
And thank you, Bruce, for seeing the talent that Matt possesses, and for always having a kind and supportive word about him. It's meant alot to us at the Connotator.
Glad you enjoyed the DVD. We've got a Ten Questions With Matthew Ashford going up on the Kritzerland site in the next day or two. I'll post here when it's live, but it's fun and very informative and I think his fans will enjoy it.
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I'm heading downstairs now to begin preparing lunch.
WBBL.
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Always nice to see four plus pages of lovely postings so early. Help me gird my loins for jogging and I'd better jog extra-long today, after those three Mrs. Fields' cookies and the pasta bolognese.
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Getting stuck with deadbeat "roommates" is a pain, DR Elmore. I've had two in my life. One stayed 5 months, and the other an incredible 14 months. I only let the 14 month one stay because I was in love with him and hoping he'd come around. He did pay his half of "selected" utilities (the cheaper ones like water and natural gas; of course, gas isn't cheap any more). Oh, the horror stories I could tell!
Luckily, I'm not remotely in love with Dylan, but I'm sure beginning to feel how my Dad felt between 1972 and 1979, while I was struggling with depression, inertia, and inabiiity to handle my life! I did accomplish a lot and perfected a lot of my craft during that period, but I'm sure my parents regarded me as a total waste of time. Luckily, they never abandoned me or gave up.
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Good Morning!
I have a coaching to prepare for later today, so... I guess that means I should clean my room.
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There are so many questions I have about this "coaching."
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DR elmore - Do I suspect 2-for-1 margaritas at La Cocina somewhere in the near future? *Could you have a margarita while soaking in the tub?
;)
Yep! I have a dinner date with Betty Auman of the LoC there tonight at 6:30. Want to join us?
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elmore, are you ready for us to send MUSIC to you? I think Ross is finished making his fixes - he'll also be sending a CD of a bad recording we made with me singing the stuff. If you need something better than the bad recording, we can do it again (the recording is fine - but I don't know about the singing part).
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Well... A singer just needs to go over some music for an upcoming audition. That's all.
However, I always wash my bed linens regularly.
When I was at Miami University, there was a married director who was notorious for giving the football players in his speech class, as well as several handsome actors in his productions, "breathing lessons." What sort of lessons are you giving, DR Jose?
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elmore, are you ready for us to send MUSIC to you? I think Ross is finished making his fixes - he'll also be sending a CD of a bad recording we made with me singing the stuff. If you need something better than the bad recording, we can do it again (the recording is fine - but I don't know about the singing part).
Yep! I'm back and I'm ready! I was happy to get the DVD of DECEIT in my mail this morning. Is Mr Haines still doing your demos? If so, I'm sure it will be fine.
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Happy Birthday DR Cillaliz!
Good vibes to DR DakotaCelt's father. ~~~~~~~~~~~
Good vibes to DR Elmore. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Good vibes to DR Danise and her mom. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Heigh-ho!
I'm here, I'm weary, and I'm bored.
Have been sleeping very well lately, but for some reason, I've had difficulties the past couple of days in getting out of bed. I'm just pooped, for some reason...possibly it's an allery thing.
We are supposed to get some of our hottest weather in a long time over the next five days. Here in Oakland, it's rare that we get days in the upper 80s, although it happens. Weatherman last night suggested we might see a day or two of triple digits and some high humidity.
!!!!!
I hate this global warming thingie!
If I wanted weather like that, I'd be living in South Carolina!
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When I was at Miami University, there was a married director who was notorious for giving the football players in his speech class, as well as several handsome actors in his productions, "breathing lessons."
Are these "lessons" ones in which the director has the student flat on his back and, using his hand(s), "shows him" where he should be breathing from...as the hand moves from the diaphragm to the stomach to the pelvis regions?
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Hmmmm......my first question for this ASK BK day.....which film do you think was most successfully (creatively speaking) turned into a television series?
My first vote goes to PEYTON PLACE with MASH a close second.
I think ALL IN THE FAMILY could be added to the list. Even though it was directly based from the British TV series, the characters and their relationships are derived as much from Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin's NEVER TOO LATE.
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I think "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer" is a major contender.
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I think ALL IN THE FAMILY could be added to the list. Even though it was directly based from the British TV series, the characters and their relationships are derived as much from Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin's NEVER TOO LATE.
Peyton Place was fun. My fave was The Thin Man, however.
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Back from the jog - I thought I was going to DIE. Now it's 95 degrees at nine-thirty in the morning. I'd just better start jogging at seven.
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Are these "lessons" ones in which the director has the student flat on his back and, using his hand(s), "shows him" where he should be breathing from...as the hand moves from the diaphragm to the stomach to the pelvis regions?
I have no idea what was involved. It was all highly suspicious and I doubt the administration would have approved. I'm sure several grade point averages were helped out via these instructions. Sounds kind of like Dr Pangloss and Paquette, n'est-ce pas?
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MY HOUSE IS GETTING COOLER BY THE MOMENT!!!!!!!
of course I am at work now, so I won't be able to enjoy it until later, but I turned the thermostat way down. I figure all the furniture etc is hot and needs to cool down. It will be frosty when I get home...then I'll set it normally. Once we fired it up (can you fire up something that is cold) I couldn't believe how fast the house began cooling down and how cold the air was coming out of the vents.
This is my best Birthday present this year...even if I do have to pay for it.
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Rodz is back.
And wishing the happiest of birthdays to Cillaliz, whose posts I always look forward to!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Did I read correctly in the notes that THE LOVED ONE is now on DVD? This is monumental news!
-no pun intended
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Healthy and peaceful vibes to Danise, DakotaCelt, Elmore and their respective family members.
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Did I read correctly in the notes that THE LOVED ONE is now on DVD? This is monumental news!
-no pun intended
Yep. Oh, joy(boy)!
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A Most Convivial
Natal Day Greeting
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Ms. Cillaliz
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During the weekend I came across an old cassette tape that was released around 1985 called THE PRIDE OF PORTLAND. The cassette was produced locally in Portland using local talent such as Nu Shooz, Dan Reed Network, Crazy 8's, Cal Scott, and other singers and bands from the area...anywho, when I bought it waaaaaaaaaaaaaay back when I only listend to two songs on it which I loved...but now that I have this rental car which has only a cassette player in it I have been listening to the cassette...boy Portland had some great pop music talent back in the 80s!!!
Two of the songs on the cassette got a lot of airplay, although likely only locally and the whole thing was done to raise money "For African and Oregon Hunger Relief" and featured the hit song KEEP GIVING TO THE WORLD by the Pride of Portland chorus (which was made up of local celebs from the sports, political, music, and broadcasting world).
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Oh, the point of the above post was that I love this cassette now, but it is so worn (being over 20 years old) that I need to try and find another copy (it is, unfortunately, pre-CD ::) )
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"I Can't Wait" by Nu Shooz. A dancefloor classic!
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Yep. Oh, joy(boy)!
Me so excited!
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When I was at Miami University, there was a married director who was notorious for giving the football players in his speech class, as well as several handsome actors in his productions, "breathing lessons." What sort of lessons are you giving, DR Jose?
That sounds so familiar- my high school choir teacher gave me and a couple of other girls "breathing lessons" :-X
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When I was at Miami University, there was a married director who was notorious for giving the football players in his speech class, as well as several handsome actors in his productions, "breathing lessons." What sort of lessons are you giving, DR Jose?
It was a coaching. Not a lesson.
(Fill in your punchline here.) ;-)
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Did I read correctly in the notes that THE LOVED ONE is now on DVD? This is monumental news!
-no pun intended
And speaking of Tab Hunter (he's in the movie ;)), yesterday was his birthday and he turned 75 years old.
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Mother-in-Law from Oz
(http://cdn.news.aol.com/aolnews_photos/07/03/20060712100009990023)
SYDNEY (July 12) - Forget cute, cuddly marsupials. A team of Australian paleontologists say they have found the fossilized remains of a fanged killer kangaroo and what they describe as a "demon duck of doom."
Read All About It (http://articles.news.aol.com/news/_a/killer-kangaroo-and-duck-of-doom-fossils/20060712031609990006?ncid=NWS00010000000001)
der Brucer
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...There was a voice teacher at my college who tried teaching proper breathing technique by having his young female students take off their shirts/blouses/etc., and stand there in their bras. He would then ask them to place a Kleenex over their chest. The goal was to make the Kleenex not move - which meant that you were properly breathing from your diaphragm. However, that also meant that the young girls had to keep their chests stuck out. Hmm... :-\
-Whatever happened to just dropping a pencil on the floor? "Could you pick that up for me?"
;D
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That sounds so familiar- my high school choir teacher gave me and a couple of other girls "breathing lessons" :-X
That's what happens when you let heterosexual choir masters around young girls!
der Brucer
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THE LOVED ONE is a favorite of mine, and it was on TV just a couple weeks ago. What I noticed watching it is that so much of the dialogue was dubbed. And one of the characters played by Jonathan Winters has a different dubbed name than whatever they called him when filming. They call him "Will" but their mouths are saying something else.
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It was a coaching. Not a lesson.
(Fill in your punchline here.) ;-)
He already knew how, but needed practice.
And you are a practicing...
:o
;)
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Now I know what DR Jose meant when he kept telling me "practice maks perfect"....it all makes sense now.
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It's official Michael, Trax Colton is not related to any branch of the Brooklyn/Long Island Morelli clan that we know.
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Howdy, all... and a HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY (that's the magic three for luck) BIRTHDAY TO OUR CILLALIZ, THE KILLER LAWYER!!! Have a very COOL day!
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I wonder if I'll still be in LA, to come to the cabaret...???
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Sort of flailing around for things to watch today. I began with the Thanksgiving episode of FRIENDS from Season 7.
This is the one in which we found out that Dr. Ross didn't know all 50 state names (neither did anyone else), Chandler hated dogs, and, the best thing in the episode, Joey's coining of the phrase "a moo point." Hilarious.
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Next up was another episode of THE WILD WILD WEST, this one from the third disc in the set of the first season.
Much more a traditional western-like episode than the usual sci-fi tinged shows in the series, this one boasted some surprising guest stars:
Leslie Nielsen, Katherine Ross, John Drew Barrymore, Elsha Cook, Jr., and Jackie Joseph (who didn't even get billing).
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Then I watched AFTER THE FUNERAL from the latest Hercule Poirot boxed set. If you've seen Margaret Rutherford's MURDER AT THE GALLOP, you know the basic mystery and the identity of the murderer. However, even if I hadn't already been tipped off by that previous film, one particular casting decision let the cat out of the bag very, very early. Sad to say, this is probably the most disappointing Poirot mystery that I've seen. (It was nice to get the backstories on the other suspects which were missing from MURDER AT THE GALLOP.)
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And I finished this afternoon with the blooper reel for 1938 from the ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD 2-disc set. Called BREAKDOWNS OF 1938, we get to see folks like Kay Francis, Claudette Colbert, Humphrey Bogart, Bette Davis, Hugh Herbert, Pat O'Brien, and other luminaries flub and bungle through some of their 1938 films.
I probably wouldn't have pulled this out except I was reading reviews of the Warners Tough Guy boxed set that's coming out next week, and special features on several of those DVDs were BREAKDOWN blooper reels from 1936, 1937, and 1939. It was mentioned in the review that the 1938 reel was in the ROBIN HOOD set, and I'd never watched it before. There are outtakes specifically from Robin Hood on the disc, and I'll watch those when I go back downstairs.
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The DVR right now is recording WOody Allen's MELINDA AND MELINDA which I've never seen, so I'll be watching that tonight.
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I've spent the day sorting through 18 days' worth of mail and packages. I have a bit of reading this week.
The meeting about the Singing Nun is set for Saturday, and I've made a couple of phone calls about some other work. There are tornado warnings outside the city, and they keep interrupting the television with warnings. I hope whatever storms we are getting cut down the humidity.
I loved WILL IN THE WRLD, and I got today a book about Christopher Marlowe, THE RECKONING. It will be my subway/bus reading for the next few months.
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Just finishing my dinner hour before I have to go set up the Auditorium for my song & dance (not really!) at 5:30.
The new phone number for my library is 463-BOOK(2665), which is also 463-COOL. Doesn't take much to entertain us in times of techno-stress!
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There are tornado warnings outside the city, and they keep interrupting the television with warnings. I hope whatever storms we are getting cut down the humidity.
DR Elmore - that's what roared through here last night. Don't count on it eliminating the humidity, sorry.
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I have some honey for you so we need to get together.
Gee, when was the last time I heard that line?
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Evening all! Thank you for all the vibes and good wishes. I've been debating if I should say something for weeks.
I'm sure everything will be fine.
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I am very tired tonight.
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Sorry to hear about your room mate woes, DR Elmore.
But I'm glad that DR Cillaliz has her AC. Humm, just what is AC? Someday I'll have a house that has that. :)
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Well, we're almost home and I need to wrap the computer in a bad because it's raining.
Have a good evening all!
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Time to head down now and clean the den. Then, it's on to Woody Allen-land.
WBBL.
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heavy rains
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I hate Geico Insurance.
That is all.
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Home from NYC and Pennsylvania. Good times. I so want to move to the east coast in the near future, probably Pennsylvania. Stay tuned for more on that
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I am in a grumpy mood due to car replacement issues.
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Welcome back Matthew...I felt the same way after my visit east!
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Something silly just occured to me.
Do soap actors ever get written out of shows because the writers run out of ideas for stories for their characters?
Mr. Ashford could well have been given the axe not for anything he has or hasn't done, but because the writers have run out of things to say about his character.
Could happen.
In any case, it seems to me that he'll be able to find other work, and quickly.
It could but in the case of Matt, I doubt that. IN the opinion of many of the fans, Matt was let go due to Missy, his co-star leaving. They (TPTB) cannot see Jack as a stand alone character and the potential it provides.
However the appreciation of Matt's talents will never waiver. The fans admire him far too much to let that falter.
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Gee, when was the last time I heard that line?
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About the time the Rosetta Stone was carved?
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Something silly just occured to me.
Do soap actors ever get written out of shows because the writers run out of ideas for stories for their characters?
There have been cases of it but it boils down to TPTB like the actor or the character or if they have a personal bone against them.
In Matt's case he has been fired three times by DAys and the last time they brought him back they continually had his character dying and then backburnered. GRanted the writer they had for a bit was less than competent for it was the same individual who writes Passion and he apparently did not like Matt.
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I hate Geico Insurance.
That is all.
You mean, it's not all they advertise it to be?????
Who has Geico? You or the girl?
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Back from a very nice and productive lunch meeting. And now - my local DVD store just got in early copies of the new Special Edition of Some Like It Hot and the Jayne Mansfield Collection (The Girl Can't Help It, Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter, and The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw) - isn't that FABOOOOOO?
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You mean, it's not all they advertise it to be?????
Who has Geico? You or the girl?
The girl.
Geico is supposed to replace my 2005 Hyundai, but with what they want to give me I couldn't even afford a Tonka truck!
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BK, you also should have some Twist movies in your mailbox any day now!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DR CILLALIZ
The best of Health vibes, compassionate vibes, homecoming vibes and money rolling in vibes to all those in need.
For those interested - a person has been charged with the murder of a couple of days ago. (Not my young friend!). I'm hoping to be here more often in the next week - it's just been a demanding time and the people I care about have needed support.
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Good news, Tomovoz! Let's hope justice is served. :)
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DR Ben, thank for checking on Trax! I just wonder what ever became of him!!
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MBarnum - the DVDs showed up today - look forward to watching them and TWISTING the night away.
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HEALTH VIBES AND PRAYERS
To Danise and her Mother
To Dakota and her Father
And continuiing vibes to Elmore and his Father
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Good Morning!
I have a coaching to prepare for later today, so... I guess that means I should clean my room.
;)
Clean your room? Exactly what are you coaching?
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Well, I dare say our mommy bird didn't just hatch one little baby bird, she had TRIPLETS! They are so cute - she's out there feeding them now.
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Well, I dare say our mommy bird didn't just hatch one little baby bird, she had TRIPLETS! They are so cute - she's out there feeding them now.
What kind of birds? And most birds have more than one baby at a time.
I can hear the baby woodpeckers in the cactus, but of course I can't see them. They are in a cavity.
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Well, I dare say our mommy bird didn't just hatch one little baby bird, she had TRIPLETS! They are so cute - she's out there feeding them now.
sweet.... IT is always fun to watch that... When I worked at the museum in Grand Forks, there were birds who always nested in the light fixture and they hatched a brood in the early summer. It was fun to see them take their first tentative flights.
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I just finished my last journal entry about the trip. If anyone is interested in reading, it's found here
http://maestromatthew.livejournal.com/
Scroll down to Day 1 and read foward.
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Cute birds - normal birds - I don't know what kind.
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I think we can assume the birds are not turkey buzzards.
I never saw a turkey buzzard until I moved to Delaware.
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Here's what is nesting in my yard:
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I assume you are correct, SWoody.
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THank you for your kind words and vibes. We still do not know how serious it is but only time will tell. He is to see a specialist in Rochester in the next few weeks for the local faciliities do not know how to handle his blood condition in conjunction with the cancer.
It is appreciated...
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Love the woodpecker picture Laura...
WE have turkey buzzards up here and especially in Minnesota...
We also have Cooper's Hawks.
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tweet, tweet
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Wonder if I will have another brilliant sunset like there was the other night. The sky was brightly painted with hues of blues, violets, pinks, orange and red... Incredible to see!
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Beauty of the plains, the sunsets are vast and the horizon is endless...
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Bruce, will you be licensing Deceit for other groups to perform?
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We have turkey vultures here, too. I got some photos the other day.
Your dad is in my prayers, DakotaCelt.
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I hate Geico Insurance.
That is all.
Hmm...
DR MBarnum - I'm sorry you're having troubles with GEICO. Well, I guess I'm sorry The Girl did not have more coverage. I hope you're able to work something out that comes out more in your favor.
Personally, I've been with GEICO for almost 22 years, and I've always had wonderful experiences whenever I've had to deal with them.
Just like I've continued to have wonderful experience with the Ford Motor Company as "witnessed" through my 1993 Ford Escort Wagon which still gets anywhere between 35-40 miles per gallon.
Thank you, Geico.
Thank you, Ford.
;D
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I have never had to deal with my insurance company, except to pay the premiums.
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Yes, I'm looking now for a stock and amateur deal for Deceit.
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Good Evening!
I'm back from a wonderful dinner with DR elmore and his friend, Betty.
And let it be publicly noted, that I was the one at the table who did not partake of the 2-for-1 frozen margarita special.
;)
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However, I am now partaking of a slice of Coconut Cake from Good Enough To Eat.
:D
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Another unusual collection of watched items tonight.
First up, I chose a STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION film, my favorite of the three that were produced (not counting GENERATIONS which was kind of a hybrid): INSURRECTION. I hadn't seen it in years and enjoyed it thoroughly.
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Actually, that wasn't first up. I first watched the rest of the outtakes from the second disc in THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD set. But that was only about 10 minutes' worth of footage.
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Finished Grand Prix and will now check out the Mansfield box. Well, that sounds rude, doesn't it?
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Then, I put in THE GODFATHER, PART II. I hadn't watched it (or any of the other films in the series) since the set first came out years ago, so it was nice seeing it again on the larger screen TV. Of course, due to its length, I only got 1/3 of the way in before I turned it off for network TV. I'll continue with it tomorrow.
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Fair reimbursement vibes to MBarnum.
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Wrapped up the evening of viewing with CSI: NY. It was a rerun, but it was an episode I hadn't seen before (it was from the second season). There were two cases: death of a poker player by shotgun and the murder of a TV weathergirl by drowning in two inches of water. Both were pretty interesting cases.
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I should have some new DVDs in the mail tomorrow, but certainly there are plenty here I can fall back on.
And I still have MELINDA AND MELINDA to watch which I didn't get to tonight.
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Page Eight Disney Dance (from THE FOX AND THE HOUND)!
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I wonder if I'll still be in LA, to come to the cabaret...???
DR PennyO, is there any chance you'll be in LA the last weekend in July? I will be there. I think I'm going to go to the cabaret, old chum, that Saturday night 29th. Three men and a baby grand
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I missed seeing your monkey this morning, DRCILLALIZ!
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I'm going to head for bed now.
Good night!
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Watching KID MILLIONS....vhs purchased for $1 at Dollar Tree. It has one of my favorite Ethel Merman movie lines:
Warren Hymer: I got news for ya....read it right here in the paper.
Ethel: I didn't know ya could read.
Warren: Remember that guy in Atlantic City who pretended to be your husband.
Ethel: Yea
Warren: Well....he's dead.
Ethel: (beat) I coulda told ya that in Atlantic City.
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The Jayne Mansfield Box - it's divoon!
She would be pleased to be the titular subject of such merchandise.
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Thank you thank you for the wonderful Birthday vibes. They have been the highlight of my day. It was a day all right. First we had heat and waking to the garbage truck. Then of course, there was the good news of cool air once again. I was off to the office where it was not a pleasant afternoon. I'll leave it at that.
So, Paul and I decided to meet for margarita's and fried oysters.
WARNING!!!!! If the frozed margaritas in the machine aren't frozen yet....DO NOT DRINK THEM!!!!! I did and they were so acidy that I got quite ill. Needless to say the evening was cut very short so I could get home and let my body rid itself of the nasty concoction.
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DR MBARNUM...sorry to hear about your struggle....grrrrrrrr for insurance.
I hope you included DON'T KNOCK THE TWIST so that MR BK can see Mari Blanchard twist fashion show!
And remember the young lady is played by The Body from REAR WINDOW.
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Que esta frozed magueritas?
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"Well, if she wants to get ahead in the movies, a girl should have some acting talent, but she doesn't have to go around wearing blankets," Jayne Mansfield, 1957.
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The day ended on 2 high notes (if not a C at least a B natural...or two) One is the Cats, They were nose to nose and no one died. There was some minor hissing and a little growling, but it was quite friendly. I didn't let it last too long and then separated them and praised them in the ways they loved to be praised...Bonita Tuna Flakes for Callie and playing toys for Boo.....
The cats indeed gave me a very wonderful gift. I know it will work out now. We are getting very close. They are both quite irritated I shut the door. Soon they will gang up against me to be together. That's the day I'm waiting for.
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Que esta frozed magueritas?
Frozen margaritas....ok I don't spell well
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Great pictures from the vacation trip of DRs TPUNK and RODZINSKI.
I just won a copy of the LP ANNETTE ON CAMPUS....when it arrives, I will have a complete set of Miss Annette Funicello on LP!
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The other high note was watching DECEIT. I truly enjoyed it.
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Frozen margaritas....ok I don't spell well
I hear ya....spelling should be like horseshoes....points if you're close! ;D
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Oh, and a bit of good news from early in the day. Callie's blood calcium is back to normal and she's gained weight. Duh on the weight. She's just like the rest of my family...even the thought of stress requires a trip to the refrigerator...or in her case, the cat dish
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Sad...June Allyson, Laura Elliot/Kasey Rogers, Bernard Slade.....
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Oh, and a bit of good news from early in the day. Callie's blood calcium is back to normal and she's gained weight. Duh on the weight. She's just like the rest of my family...even the thought of stress requires a trip to the refrigerator...or in her case, the cat dish
Exactly....nothing unusual about that! :P
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Hmmm I was so angry about the way things were handled at work and the getting sick part, that I thought I had a bad day, but I heard from a few people who had nice birthday wishes for me, and the good things listed above....it really wasn't too bad. I see Callie's paw sticking under Boo's door this could be interesting
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So on that note, my body is telling me it's ready for sleep. Thanks again everyone. It was a very moody day for me and when I was feeling a little blue or angry, I came here and your wonderfully warm wishes made me smile again. I guess it was a really good day after all... and DR Ben....I will always cherish being Perpetual Miss Iowa. Where else on the internet can you be bestowed with such an honor?
Night all.
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I missed seeing your monkey this morning, DRCILLALIZ!
He was on the flag pole ;D
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DR MBARNUM...sorry to hear about your struggle....grrrrrrrr for insurance.
I hope you included DON'T KNOCK THE TWIST so that MR BK can see Mari Blanchard twist fashion show!
And remember the young lady is played by The Body from REAR WINDOW.
Oh, yes DON'T KNOCK THE TWIST and TWIST AROUND THE CLOCK!
Plus and added Vera Hruba Ralston special co-feature! LOL!
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Bernard Slade died? Creator of The Partridge Family. Very nice fellow.
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Today, I got the "Doctor Who" DVDs from Amazon.com! There are two episodes that I missed from the SciFi Channel broadcasts, so I'm going to watch them right now. One that I missed was when John Barrowman's character, Captain Jack Harkness, was introduced. It was a two-episode story and I only saw the second episode.
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Good night. :)
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Today, I got the "Doctor Who" DVDs from Amazon.com! There are two episodes that I missed from the SciFi Channel broadcasts, so I'm going to watch them right now. One that I missed was when John Barrowman's character, Captain Jack Harkness, was introduced. It was a two-episode story and I only saw the second episode.
I liked that episode....
Did you know about the spin-off called Torchwood?
BTW, Capt. Jack is rather cute.