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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were hypnotic, and now that you are hypnotized, I can tell you that it is time for you to post until the cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: EPIGAMIC!
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And now - Dino at the piano.
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Will we never get to page two?
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Actually, I haven't read the notes, yet, I'm just on this posting frenzy high and thought we could jump over here and get you to page 2...
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Now, I'll go read the notes...
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BK's comment about chips reminds me.... Did you know we have chocolate covered potato chips in ND called chippers?
They are most excellent!
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Hypnotic state.....
Listening to a very boring professor prattle on about something or other concering symbiotic nucleosis or something like that....
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I read the notes...they are most hypnotic...
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Sitting in a room with very dull people watching a grandfather clock pendulum go back and forth
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Where did DR Jorge go?... and DR Ron? ...they must be in a hypnotic state and unable to post..
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tic, toc, tick, tock, you are getting very, very droopy
Listen closely oh lords of the casting a show
CAst CASON!!!
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:: slaps George with a feather boa :::
George, my good freind it is time to snap out of it... ;)
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Another hypnotic state.....
Hmmm watching Matt and a few of my other favorite actors.... **Cough ***
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:: slaps George with a feather boa :::
George, my good freind it is time to snap out of it... ;)
Yes, Jorge, snap out of it!!
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...well, we lost DR Ron ... he fell right off the screen...
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:: claps hands:::
George, time to wake up from your hypnotic state.... Amazing the power taht Bk has over us... He is magical!
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Hypnotic overload Karen, that is what happened
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DR DCelt ~ I think it's gonna take more than your feather boa -- Jorge ain't responding...it is very hypnotic around here this early, early AM....
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bk's power and hold are amazing... :)
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:: claps hands:::
George, time to wake up from your hypnotic state.... Amazing the power taht Bk has over us... He is magical!
Most magical with his pixie dust (I'm turning into DR MusicGuy in this hypnotic state....
of Arizona...)...
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How about this..... ::Dumps a glass of ice down George's back :::
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Yes, AZ ,a lovely land indeed
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You are from where Karen?
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Nope, didn't work -- and look at ol' bk there -- he's done gone and put himself in a hypnotic trance...Snap out of it, boys!!!!
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Maybe we can get it to page 2
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You are all now in a hypnotic trance to POST!!!
YES POST away!
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You are from where Karen?
Tejas -- The Lone State ...been in AZ about 10 years..
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Tejas... Yes, it was once an indian group that gave their name to the great state of Tejas
Land of cows and boys!
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Maybe we can get it to page 2
Yeah, it's gonna happen -- with no help from the two zombies...
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Perhaps we hypnotized them with our posting prowess?
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Here goes the flip if DR DCelt hasn't beat me to it...
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Page 2 dance!
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:: slaps George with a feather boa :::
George, my good freind it is time to snap out of it... ;)
Fine...here's my post:
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You're getting sleepy...
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ASSOCIATED PRESS (http://www.presstelegram.com/news/ci_5491123)
Ebsen danced from film to school
Buddy's sister Vilma, 96, teamed with him, taught for decades.
Long Beach Press Telegram
THOUSAND OAKS - Vilma Ebsen, who danced in the film "Broadway Melody of 1936" with her brother Buddy long before he became famous on "The Beverly Hillbillies," has died. She was 96.
Vilma Ebsen, a dance instructor and co-owner of the old Ebsen School of Dancing in Pacific Palisades, died March 12 at the Thousand Oaks Health Care Center, her son Robert Dolan said Tuesday.
As she grew up, she taught at her father's Orlando, Fla., dance school, then joined her brother in New York for the Broadway run of the musical "Whoopee."
They teamed up and Vilma and Buddy Ebsen were featured in the vaudeville revue "Broadway Stars of the Future." The song and dance team also appeared in the Broadway musical revue "Flying Colors," in which they introduced "A Shine on Your Shoes." They were featured in the 1934 edition of "Ziegfeld Follies," in which they sang "I Like the Likes of You."
They came to Hollywood the following year to appear in the 1935 MGM movie musical "Broadway Melody of 1936," in which the Ebsens introduced "Sing Before Breakfast" on a brownstone rooftop with Eleanor Powell. They also performed "On a Sunday Afternoon" and danced in the big "Broadway Rhythm" finale.
It was her only movie appearance.
Buddy Ebsen went on to appear in other movies and Vilma returned to New York where husband Robert Emmett Dolan was a Broadway conductor. She appeared in the musical comedy "Between the Devil," which ran on Broadway from 1937 to 1938.
Vilma and her husband moved to Pacific Palisades in 1941 with their toddler son Robert. Dolan, who became a seven-time Academy Award-nominated film composer, and Ebsen later divorced.
In 1948, she married tennis player Stanley Briggs and the couple had a a son, Michael.
Vilma Ebsen and sister Helga started the Ebsen School of Dancing in 1943, focusing on ballet and tap dancing for children. It operated until the mid-1990s.
"It really became her life," son Robert Dolan said. "She's got adoring students that go back for decades."
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der Brucer
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Where did DR Jorge go?... and DR Ron? ...they must be in a hypnotic state and unable to post..
Heather Mills (formerly Mrs. Paul McCartney) was just on "The Tonight Show" with Jay Leno and I haven't watched "Dancing With the Stars" and wanted to see her interview. She told the story of how she lost her leg! She seems to be very well adjusted and was able to joke about it. She also said that Paul just sent her flowers.
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we done flipped it in a hypnotic trance!
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The Page 2 Hypnotic Trance Dance...it's a bit like the dance of the 7 veils...very seduction and hypnotic..the boys don't know what they're missing...
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Fine...here's my post:
Karen, the feather boa worked!
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Karen, the feather boa worked!
Are you happy?!?! Are you happy?!?! Are you happy?!?!
;)
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The Page 2 Hypnotic Trance Dance...it's a bit like the dance of the 7 veils...very seduction and hypnotic..the boys don't know what they're missing...
My dear, I like how you think!
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Are you happy?!?! Are you happy?!?! Are you happy?!?!
;)
:)
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Well, look who all snapped out of it and decided to join the par-tay!
They're Alive!!
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AMEN!
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Karen, I think we need to hypnotize the casting people for Cason's sake!
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Karen, the feather boa worked!
Finally! I thought we might have to call 911 there for second..
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wonder if paramedics know how to get a person out of a hypnotic state?
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Hmmm only 23 posts to page 3
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And now I'm going to sign off. My tummy's a little upset (not at anyone here ;)) and I don't know why. I took some KrogerŪ Calcium Antacid Tables (regular strength...peppermint naturally flavored) and need to go to sleep. So, good night, DakotaCelt, Miss Karen and our very own BK! Sleep well, all!!
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wonder if paramedics know how to get a person out of a hypnotic state?
tell them to use a feather boa...
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I have heard a new definition for describing cooking
"Meat shrinks, Noodles Grow.. .. It is all too confusing"
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tell them to use a feather boa...
I will tender the recommendation
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DR DCelt -- let's get this baby to page 3 and then I'm out'a here..
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NN George, I hope you feel better tomorrow... Take care!
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Okay, I'll help push us to Page 3...twist my arm.
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"Meat shrinks, Noodles Grow.. .. It is all too confusing"
:o
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;)
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Are we there yet??
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posting, posting, posting
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PAGE THREE DANCE!!
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Okay, I'll help push us to Page 3...twist my arm.
That's the spirit -- let's post one for the gipper (alias bk)!
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I hope soo... I am going to head out also...
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You did it, Jorge!!
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have we ever gotten to page 3 this early?
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And I'm outta here! Good night! 8)
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Yeah!!
bk is still on... He is either reading or fell into a hypnotic state...
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DR Naomi Dingdaw and some of the other early birds on the east coast ought to be loggin' on soon, so they can take it from here...
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And I'm outta here! Good night! 8)
Nope, it's Good Morning!!
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Yeah!!
bk is still on... He is either reading or fell into a hypnotic state...
...or eating chips hypnotically...
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hee hee hee
Now I want soem chippers!
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should we shoot for 100?
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DR Jorge forgot to log out in his hypnotic trance...
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another thing that can be hypnotic are the 'eye' books i believe they are called. They have many pictures in a picture....
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should we shoot for 100?
Oh, why the hell not -- let's go for it...
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cant think of it right now but there were a number of books in the 80s that had artwork and pictures taht were hypnotic
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I am in nightowl mode at the moment and not sleepy!
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I think DR Jorge really did fall asleep at the keyboard..he's still logged on...
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some the psychedelic prints are hypnotic...
Actaully a lot of the stuff from the late 60s and early 70s could be classified as hypnotic
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..think we ought to get the feather boa after him again?...nahh, let the little angel sleep...
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..they always look so sweet when they're sleeping...
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One time I was watching a program on of some professor prattling on about some physics concept and I was so bored I was completely out of it... Still have no clue what he was going on about about.
They panned the room and half the class was asleep
It was an early experiment in distance education
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Yes, they do and George with those lovely shades looks downright adorable!
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DR DCelt, I think bk put us in a posting frenzy trance so he and every else could go to bed...
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I think so.... Wonder if we will be able to get out of this trance...
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At least we can provide entertainment and amusement for the early birds out east....
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Yes, they do and George with those lovely shades looks downright adorable!
awww, and look at his little red hat still perched on his head -- it's amazing that it hasn't fallen off with the way his head is tilted to the side like that...
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Or is it the JOSE EFFECT!!
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awww, and look at his little red hat still perched on his head -- it's amazing that it hasn't fallen off with the way his head is tilted to the side like that...
AWWWWW, FER SWEET!
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oh, listen, bk is talking in his sleep..it sounds like he's saying "will we ever get to page 4?"
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we will make it!
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(in a robotic sounding voice) Yes, great leader, your wish is our command...
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And voila.... Page 4 has been delivered!
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awww, look, bk is still holding the empty chip bag in his hand...all the boys look precious cutting zzzzzzzzzzz's...
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hmmmm I think we deserve accoalades of frenzy posting....
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I wonder if we will make page 5?
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awww, look, bk is still holding the empty chip bag in his hand...all the boys look precious cutting zzzzzzzzzzz's...
look at that innocence...
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No Francois or Tom? I bet they are innocently sleeping also!
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DR DCelt, it's been a splendid slumber par-tay, but I think it's time we tip-toe out of here and let the east coast shift take over...
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Just look at that innocence Karen!
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Let's make it to Post #100 first though..
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100 is here upon my door
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DR DCelt, it's been a splended slumber par-tay, but I think it's time we tip-toe out of here and let the east coast shift take over...
I agree and it has been a lovely evening / morning posting with you dear!
We should do it again!
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It is done -- me, too. Top of the morning' DCelt...I'm out of here...
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NN Karen!
BTW, Thank you Ben for posting the sound recording links. I forgot to put a thanks in yesterday's thread!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
STEPHEN SONDHEIM!!!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
STEPHEN SONDHEIM!!!
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Don't forget Andrew Lloyd Webber
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I'm just here for a moment. Well, longer than that. So much to read. So much to think about. I'm getting sleepy...sleepy....
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Good going, girls. You posts made me laugh!
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Vibes to Cason, although he's so talented I really don't think he needs them!
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I've been waiting to hear how Matthew's diet is progressing. The last I heard, he said he didn't feel hungry at all. I hope he hasn't stopped eating entirely and just vanished!
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Good morning, Michael S!
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The Hypnotic Eye...an Allison Hayes classic!
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Miss Karen, that would be up to the grand mensch whether he would like to share the show. It is in his hands now, for sweetening.
I tried to download his OMF files to put on a disc and send to him but it was going to take over 4 hours! So I stopped the download and in the process the whole editing system now refuses to open. So I have to uninstall and reinstall and yadayada so I couldn't spit out a mini DV even if I wanted to! Argh.
Computers...
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I never had this problem with film. Sprocket holes always remain in the same place. Unless you shred them, that is.
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Spellbound ... you gaze into the depths of evil as beauty is hypnotized into a thing of torture and terror ... the fate of those who dare to stare ... at the EYE!
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DR Cillaliz, is thiis the same friend you ran into in the coffee shop a few weeks ago? I missed the part where you had lunch together. Sounds like he likes you, he really likes you!
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Love the photo, Michael S!
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He has such nice eye-hand coordination.
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At least we will make it to page 5 before I go back and catch a bit more sleep.
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Page 5 going back to sleep for a half hour dance!
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Goodnight/morning, Michael!
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Goodnight/morning, Michael!
And the same to you
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Oh, before I go, I forgot to ask DR Jose if he noticed anything unusal in the bathroom at the Atlanta airport. Is this now going to be known as "Taking MARTA"?
MARTA Chairman Accused Of Airport Bathroom Sex Acts
POSTED: 5:53 am EDT March 15, 2007
ATLANTA -- The board chairman of the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority has been arrested after an undercover police officer says he saw him performing sex acts in an airport bathroom with a man he met over the Internet.
Police say 43-year-old Ed Wall and the other man were engaging in oral sex in a handicapped bathroom stall Tuesday at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. But they left the door slightly ajar, allowing the undercover officer to see them.
Police say the other man is 25-year-old Michael Pettry of Indianapolis. The two met through a Web site and arranged to meet at the airport.
Both Wall and Pettry have been charged with public indecency.
Wall's lawyer, Steve Sadow, says Wall has been "falsely accused."
Wall, who is married with three children, was appointed to MARTA's board in 2002 and is in his second year as board chairman.
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Detective Kennedy (Patridge) and Dr. Hecht (Prescott) are stumped. A string of beautiful women have died in horrible ways by their own hands, with no apparent connection. Frustrated and tired, the detective is dragged to a popular hypnotist's show by his girlfriend and a female acquaintance. Tragedy ensues, and for the first time, the detective and the doctor may be on the verge of solving the mysterious mutilations... or are they?
The alluring Allison Hayes (Attack of the 50 Ft. Woman) is featured in this entertaining b-movie shocker - a cautionary tale of the dangers of unlicensed hynotherapy. Also watch for Fred Demara, the infamous "Great Imposter", in a small role as a hospital doctor.
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Well, that's something to wake up to. 127 posts at 7:10am.
Anthony had a good audition and he was pleased with his performance. The people were friendly and they spent some time chatting (the audition was not busy). Ant was relaxed and performed well. He hasn't heard anything, though. It was a monologue audition, not a musical audition. He performed his monologue from The Lisbon Traviata and the auditionees laughed in all the right places. Who knows? We shall see. If he doesn't hear anything by the end of today it's probably a bust.
We will be taping Ugly Betty tonight as we head over to Chelsea Cinemas (where dreams do come true) to indulge ourselves in Johnny Guitar preceded by a floor show with the one and only Hedda Lettuce!
Am I really here by myself?
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Looks that way.
Bye for now.
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Great news for DR Cason! Good Full Monty vibes. ~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Re: last night's IDOL results show.
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Okay i was expecting stephanie to go. But I too was shocked that chris was in the bottom 2. I thought that his rave reviews last night would surely keep him safe.
I actually don't think that he is disliked. I just think that his voters assumed he was safe.
It is so weird to me how different people are in the bottom every single week. To me it means that the votes are pretty close. And people don't start voting until they realize their favorite is in danger of going home.
When Ryan announced the grouping of haley, sanjaya and gina I actually thought they would be the bottom 3 (since i really did not think that chris would be in the bottom).
My guess is next week chris will be safe.
I liked stephanie okay. And it's disappointing that she won't be on the tour (a goal for many). But she just wasn't exciting to watch. And i still feel like the fact that nobody knew her (from the auditions) made her fanbase smaller. I actually think that many people chose their favorites early.
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Gee...I expected more than 6 posts while I was getting a little extra zzzzzs!
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Good Morning!
Well, I ended up making it through "Top Design" and "Lost" last night... But by that time, I almost literally crawled into my room and into bed, so...
But I'm up, and I've caught up on the posting frenzy from last night, so...
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As for The Topic of the Day....
I don't think being hypnotized is necessarily the same thing as being utterly bored. But if it is, well, then I've spent a couple of evening in the theatre and the concert hall being "hypnotized". ;)
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~~~~~CONTINUED CASTING VIBES TO DR CASON~~~~~
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I have to mention something my DH told me yesterday.
He was working on promos for a sitcom and shooting it at the sitcom's set.
He had to sign a confidentiality agreement, which isn't unusual. What was unusual was that there was a clause that said that Greg agreed that he wouldn't say anything disparaging about the star...or his family!
Whattever happened to free speech?
Now when we talk about that job, his eyes glaze over as he talks about their luxurious studios and how he liked the star of the show...even better than CATS.
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Ben - I still may see you there tonight at Chelsea Cinemas. I'm just gonna see how tired I am after rehearsal. However, it turns out I'm getting tomorrow off - we're rotating days off among the musical staff - so that may nudge me to stay down in Chelsea after I'm down at the studios today. If I see you, I'll see you.
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Today he's working with the Mayor of Atlanta. DH will honestly be able to say that he looks forward to having her as our mayor, especially because the Mayor of Marietta is one of the reasons why we're leaving here!
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DR FJL - So, how was the opera? Did you crave orange juice when you got home?
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Only 9 more posts until Page 6!
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I'm getting tomorrow off
And I'm sure tomorrow appreciates your thoughtfulness.
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DR edisaurus - Hmm... I can't say I noticed anything unseemly going on at the Atlanta airport the day I flew out. Although, it was a bit "frustrating" finding out that the bathrooms in the terminal I was in were closed for remodeling, and the closest ones were another terminal over. That was one loooong walk. ;)
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I must go find my parking spot----on I-75.
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And I'm sure tomorrow appreciates your thoughtfulness.
Trust me, it's mutual.
*Alas, there's soooo much stuff I've let go over the past two weeks - lots of little errands and such - that I have a feeling I'll be running around most of the day getting stuff done. But at least the weather is supposed to be gorgeous, so, that's not so bad.
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DR DakotaCelt - I hope everything works out for the best for that man who was left in the library last night. Such a despicable and sad situation.
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DR edisaurus - Hmm... I can't say I noticed anything unseemly going on at the Atlanta airport the day I flew out. Although, it was a bit "frustrating" finding out that the bathrooms in the terminal I was in were closed for remodeling, and the closest ones were another terminal over. That was one loooong walk. ;)
That's terrible to do all the bathrooms in the terminal at the same time!
Seems like they could do half and half. Yes, that IS a long walk!
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And now I must get ready to hie myself down to 26th Street...
Laters...
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VIBES for DR CASON. If he gets the part, I may have to listen to the Cast CD I bought many years ago.
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Happy Birthday Stephen Sondheim.
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That whole story sickened me. How could anyone be so cruel?
(Although I do know a couple of developers I wouldn't miund throwing under a bus!)
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HBSS!
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Good morning. That is all.
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To the poor old gentleman in the Fargo Library.
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TOD:
How to Make A Monster....second place.
First place:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-dI__vEWUM (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-dI__vEWUM)
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Page Six Annette Dance:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=tWowAXeZCp4 (http://youtube.com/watch?v=tWowAXeZCp4)
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TOD: I was on a jury once.
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Whew! Lots to catch up on. Thanks, DRs Dakota Celt and Miss Karen, for keeping our numbers "up"!
Continued casting vibes to DR Cason.
Television vibes to DR JRand56.
General vibes to the poor gentleman in Fargo.
DR JoseSPiano, enjoy your day off! Well deserved.
DR FJL - I am also curious to hear about your trip to the MET.
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TOD: I was on a jury once.
And did you acquit or convict?
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TOD:
Babs, of course, in On a Clear Day
But also...
Merchant/Ivory's Maurice
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TV on Friday night.
Things must be done at the convenience of the people with the vehicle, you know.
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Holy Moley!
Good morning, all! This is not a good day. I had dreams about my dad last night, and this morning I'm all weepy, with no wish to get out of bed or to expend any energy. The dreams had something to do with driving me back to school (airport?), his friend Lucille was in some of the dream, but so was my mother. Curiously, in my memory of the dream, I have no idea whose house I was in: it wasn't the one where I grew up, it wasn't my dad's house that we now need to sell, and it wasn't Randy's house where he died. In the course of my dream, I was being driven somewhere, and I was in the back seat. I moved forward to touch my dad, and he vanished. In my memory of the dream, my mother - who was driving - said "your dad's dead; he's not here."
She's been dead for 13 years now, and I don't miss her much; she was too crazy, and her love was thoroughly conditional. The thing I learned too slowly was that my dad's love was unconditional. Randy had a bad day a couple of days ago cleaning out dad's clothing. I have no idea how the Macbeths are coping.
Even though I want to go back to bed, I have to head downtown and deal with jury duty dates.
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DR edisaurus - Hmm... I can't say I noticed anything unseemly going on at the Atlanta airport the day I flew out.
I hope your disappointment doesn't spoil your day.
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Ah, DR elmore3003, it's good to see that a not-so-great start to your day hasn't dampened your biting wit!
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I hope your disappointment doesn't spoil your day.
Hmm, you don't seem to have lost your touch with language ;)
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Sing and I had the same thought!
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What's that called, when two people suddenly say the same thing at the same time? And then there's some ritual you're supposed to perform immediately? There must be a posting equivalent...
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Rapidly closing in on page 7, and all before oatmeal is even finished...must be some sort of record. Thanks to last night's late owls.
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World of Wisdom Dream-O-Matic says:
Taking your father on a successful journey and letting him go. Resolved issues with mother still troublesome. The house was the destination - and who knows what it will be like, until we can't make a report.
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The Girl in the Black Stockings is one weird 1957 movie....even without hypnosis.
You get Lex Barker in swim trunks...wet ones....but you also have John Dehner in blue jeans.... Everyone seems to be spouting philosophical dialog, and the dead body count rivals some of today's films: four....all done in by - a future Academy Award winner.
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He had to sign a confidentiality agreement, which isn't unusual.
DR Edisaurus, I find it interesting that the people in the physical studio have to sign confidentiality agreements, while the people behind the scenes, for example, in the editing room, don't. You're much closer to the final product than anyone in the studio is!
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DR Edisaurus, I find it interesting that the people in the physical studio have to sign confidentiality agreements, while the people behind the scenes, for example, in the editing room, don't. You're much closer to the final product than anyone in the studio is!
It's the people behind the scenes who see the "stars" in various emotional states, from serious professional to asshole. It's usually the crew for the gossip about the tantrums, sexual assignations, fitting problems, demands, etc.
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I may have to listen to the Cast CD I bought many years ago.
Isn't it terrible? I, too, bought that album, years ago - but have never listened to it.
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Stars make demands? Who would have guessed.
CD finding vibes for MR BK's project.
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Hmm, you don't seem to have lost your touch with language ;)
It's what saves me and keeps me going.
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Isn't it terrible? I, too, bought that album, years ago - but have never listened to it.
I seemed like a good idea at the time. :P
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The same fate will NOT befall The Brain, needless to say...
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Stars make demands? Who would have guessed.
For example, DR JoseSPiano's contract requires that a jar containing ONLY blue[/color] M&Ms be placed on his piano prior to his arrival at the studio.
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I've heard great gossip about Jeremy Sisto's "star" behavior in his play on Broadway last year, Lauren Bacall in DOG OF THE YEAR, Treat Williams in the film HAIR, and more that I cannot remember now, all from the costume crew. Usually, too, it's the crew or personal assistant that bears the brunt of the "star's" misbehaving, since they have to clean up the mess, redo/rebuild something, trouble shootetc.
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TOD:
How to Make A Monster....second place.
First place:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-dI__vEWUM (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-dI__vEWUM)
It COULD and DID happen!!!
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Page Seven Hypnotic Dance:
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My, my...
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What's that called, when two people suddenly say the same thing at the same time? And then there's some ritual you're supposed to perform immediately? There must be a posting equivalent...
I don't know what it's called (Synchronicity?) but I've seen people who do it grasp each other's pinkies and say something (again, I haven't a clue what they say). We will have to make up a posting equivalent.
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Yesterday, DR FJL wrote:
Is the joke "When there's seville, there's se-vay" from this opera?
That reminds me of another joke:
Aw, if you've seen one Christmas opera, you've seen Amahl.
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There is the apocryphal (who knows, it could be true) story of Miss Bacall in Applause. My voice teacher told me this one and others have told it as well.
She had a clause in her contract that no one, absolutely no one, who was not on an approved list could touch or talk to her without her express permission on pain of dismissal. One night in the Gay Bar scene where she's dancing her little legs off, apparently she took a spill and fell to the floor. No one on stage at that point was on the approved list to speak to or touch Miss Bacall so she stayed on the floor surrounded by scared and suprised cast members until she got up of her own accord.
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Thursday morning greetings! My goodness, HHW has been a busy place overnight!
Today is a 12-9 workday for me, because I'm teaching the March edition of Grantseeking Basics tonight. After waking at 4:30am and dozing until almost 7, I got up and baked a beautiful pecan pie for the American Legion ladies to slice and sell at tomorrow evening's fish fry.
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Mmm, pecan pie. I love it!!! I haven't had a good slice for a long time but I'm sure Miss Ginny's pie is at the top of the good list.
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There is the apocryphal (who knows, it could be true) story of Miss Bacall in Applause. My voice teacher told me this one and others have told it as well.
She had a clause in her contract that no one, absolutely no one, who was not on an approved list could touch or talk to her without her express permission on pain of dismissal. One night in the Gay Bar scene where she's dancing her little legs off, apparently she took a spill and fell to the floor. No one on stage at that point was on the approved list to speak to or touch Miss Bacall so she stayed on the floor surrounded by scared and suprised cast members until she got up of her own accord.
That doesn't surprise me. A friend in the cast of DOG OF THE YEAR told me the whole cast and crew hated her.
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tomorrow evening's fish fry.
Is that anything like a clam bake?
June is bustin' out all over...
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DR DakotaCelt - sorry to read of the incident in your library. I hope the gentleman gets the attention he needs, the perpetrators get what they deserve, and your administration recognizes the trauma that sort of thing causes to staff.
Wonder of wonders, at my library, some actions are being taken based on the recommendations we made to our higher-ups earlier in the week.
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Will we never get to page two?
You did!
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There is the apocryphal (who knows, it could be true) story of Miss Bacall in Applause.
Jeepers!
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TOD:
Waaaaaay back in high school, during an end-of-the-school-year assembly, they brought in a hypnotist to entertain the students. He wanted volunteers and performed a test to see how susceptible to hypnotism we were. All he did was to tell us to close our eyes, listen to his voice and raise our right arms up above our heads. And then he told us that no matter how hard we tried that we would not be able to put them down. And I couldn't! I honest to gawd could not pull my arm down! And I started to freak out a little, especially when I began to hear what sounded to me like a lot of nervous laughter and cries of disbelief. Finally the hypnotist told us that we could put our arms down and I was able to--in fact, I sort of collapsed into my seat.
As a bunch of kids ran up to the stage to volunteer, something told me to get up and get out of there. I spotted one of my teachers at the back of the auditorium and asked if I could leave, She took one look at me and shook her head and told me to go to the library. As I was leaving, I found that I was being followed by about fifteen other kids all about as shaken as I was.
So that was as far as I was ever--and ever will let myself be--hypnotized.
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And yet our own BK speaks well of Miss Bacall, having worked with her on the recording of
Drat the Cat (http://www.musicals101.com/flops2.htm)
if I recall correctly.
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I wonder if we will make page 5?
Somebody made it there!
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Hmmm...and here I always thought that Betty Bacall would be a fun one to have a drink and dish the dirt with. I guess I'll cross her off that list.
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So that was as far as I was ever--and ever will let myself be--hypnotized.
So, DR Dan (the Man), are you saying that you were aware, while you were hypnotized, of where you were, and what was going on around you? I certainly would find that disconcerting.
I wonder if he had added the phrase, "And you will forget everything that has happened" would have made any difference?
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Mmm, pecan pie. I love it!!! I haven't had a good slice for a long time but I'm sure Miss Ginny's pie is at the top of the good list.
Aw, thanks, DR Ben. Now I know what to serve for dessert whenever you come over for dinner ;)
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Somebody made it there!
And if you can make it there, you can make it ANYwhere!
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I don't know what it's called (Synchronicity?) but I've seen people who do it grasp each other's pinkies and say something (again, I haven't a clue what they say). We will have to make up a posting equivalent.
When two people say the same thing at the same time, one of them has to shout "Jinx!" The one who shouts it first is owed a Coke from the other person.
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At this rate we could be on Page 8 or 9 before BK wakes up.
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Is that anything like a clam bake?
June is bustin' out all over...
Not even close, DR singdaw, but the weather here in SW Ohio does sorta feel like June...
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...so she stayed on the floor surrounded by scared and suprised cast members until she got up of her own accord.
Serves her right.
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The one who shouts it first is owed a Coke from the other person.
A cherry Coke, right? :)
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Good morning!
Mostly cloudy morning, but there is some blue sky peeping through the clouds, so that's encouraging. It's going to be ever-warmer during the next few days, too.
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And yet our own BK speaks well of Miss Bacall, having worked with her on the recording of
Drat the Cat (http://www.musicals101.com/flops2.htm)
if I recall correctly.
I don't think Bacall was in that. Elaine Stritch was.
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Singdaw: He was guilty.
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And if you can make it there, you can make it ANYwhere!
Ain't THAT the truth!
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WHAT? What's that I hear??????????
RAIN????
Woo Hoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Well now, that was over fast.
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Feel better/happy thoughts to DR Elmore. These dreams and melancholy feelings will be around on and off for awhile if your reaction to your sorrow is anything like mine was. But we're here for you!
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Good dream vibes to DR Elmore!
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Continued crossed fingers and toes for DR Cason and for his mom who's obviously beside herself with nervous expectation. Let Doris Day be your guide: "Que sera, sera."
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So, DR Dan (the Man), are you saying that you were aware, while you were hypnotized, of where you were, and what was going on around you? I certainly would find that disconcerting.
I wonder if he had added the phrase, "And you will forget everything that has happened" would have made any difference?
Yep, I was completely aware of what was going on. I remember thinking at first that this was stupid and not going to work and then quickly turning to panic when it did.
I later talked to a couple of the kids who were on stage for the actual presentation, and they said that they were aware for all of it except for the times when he told them to sleep. For the most part, they didn't seem as disturbed by their experiece as I was.
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Speaking of the "jinx" thing...
We used to have a game, when I was young and we'd take long car trips, that anyone who counted TEN white horse sightings was entitled to an ice cream cone. The horse had to be ALL white. Honor system. But it was cumulative...you didn't have to spy them all at once. Memories!
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The mind is certainly a mysterious thing...
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Really looking forward to UGLY BETTY tonight - Patti Lupone guest starring as Marc's mother who's in the dark about his sexuality. Looks like a really fun show.
Also new episodes of GREY'S ANATOMY, SUPERNATURAL, SMALLVILLE, SCRUBS, ANDY BARKER P.I., and RAINES.
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Vibes for DR Cason that we may all get to see him in the full monty!
Also, that we may all get to see him in THE FULL MONTY!
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I'm thinking Chris Richardson will also be safe on IDOL next week now that folks see that he can be in danger if they expect others to keep him safe.
There is always some surprising shakedowns in these early rounds of the finals. I quite liked Stephanie, but I knew she wasn't going to win it all, so only her spot on the tour was on the line.
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The mind is certainly a mysterious thing...
For some people I know, it's only a One Minute Mystery.
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I don't think Bacall was in that. Elaine Stritch was.
And I think you are correct, Laura. I need to go to Michael Shayne's site and find the CD on which Miss Bacall appeared.
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For some people I know, it's only a One Minute Mystery.
;D
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Having lunch with friends today, and I'm having to go off my usual routine and go to the grocery store this afternoon instead of tomorrow. Therefore, I'm not sure how much viewing I'll get to today before prime time tonight.
I have only CSI: NY on the DVR as far as TV shows are concerned.
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DR Cillaliz, is thiis the same friend you ran into in the coffee shop a few weeks ago? I missed the part where you had lunch together. Sounds like he likes you, he really likes you!
LOL, this morning he is SOO busted. I called his office yesterday to see if he wanted to go to The Angel of Ahlem with me and he wasn't in so I just left a message that I had called. Well I stopped to get coffee this morning and not only was he there, but before I could even order he asked if I called because he had already been to the officeand found my message. (His office is between his house and the coffee shop).
So we had coffee He spent yesterday afternoon working in his back yard and he wants me to see it, he also said he has a really cool old desk that I might like for my office that he happens to not be using etc. We sat and talked for a good half hour. Tee hee. You were right Edi! ;D
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Miss Bacall appeared on the Brent Barret Alan Jay Lerner CD
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DR Cillaliz, are we going to get a new avatar to go with your new haircut? :)
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For those who don't already have them, there are two pages of musicals on sale at Amazon. Here's the link:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=xs_gb_1_right-3_10_7768/002-4909115-7524817?ie=UTF8&docId=1000063291&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_s=right-3&pf_rd_r=07BRBZCYQF6BQ7M0QWHA&pf_rd_t=701&pf_rd_p=251721001&pf_rd_i=1
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WHO THREW US INTO CINEMASCOPE?
I just discovered I can do my jury duty postponement over the phone, so I did. I will now hie myself to Toyland for a while and then, perhaps, the NYPL.
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(http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B0009TAK66.01-A2NXM0FBXWXF0N._SS500_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg)
Have you ever seen anyone with triple dimples?
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WHO THREW US INTO CINEMASCOPE?
I just discovered I can do my jury duty postponement over the phone, so I did. I will now hie myself to Toyland for a while and then, perhaps, the NYPL.
It was a long link.
I was able to postpone my latest jury date on the internet.
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TOD, then I really should work....
I love to be hypnotised. The first time was a friend of a friend who was a hypnotherapist and I just wanted to see what it was like. He threw in his stop smoking stuff and since I was young and didn't want to quit, as soon as it was over I lit up a cigarette. But I'll tell you, for a very long time I thought about the salt peter and all the chemicals in the cigarette every time I lit one.
Then I volunteered for shows with 2 different hypnotists. They are really fun. You do know what's going on and if you didn't want to do something you could stop it, but you just sort of go with the flow without thinking about it. 15 minutes of hypnosis is like an hour of sleep. So the biggest problem is the show is over, it's very late and you feel like you just had a full night's sleep.
I don't know about the forgetting. In both shows the suggestion was that you would remember everything that had happened, so I don't know if the opposite would have worked
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I just discovered I can do my jury duty postponement over the phone, so I did.
Great news, DR elmore3003. May your day continue to improve.
Did you ever cross paths with Charles Eubanks? He's a friend of mine who retired within the past year from the Lincoln Center branch of the NYPL.
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DR Cillaliz, are we going to get a new avatar to go with your new haircut? :)
Eventually
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SO close to page 9...
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After I watched the Hypnotic Eye clip, another clip came up for suggested viewing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caq9uFqreyk&NR
A little CANNIBAL, in honor of DR George!
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My goodness!~~~God Morning everyone!
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Someone, quick -- get us out of widescreen!
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It was Matt H! I kept looking for a photo that might have caused it and couldn't find one.
Thank you all, DRs, for the kind thoughts. I didn't have a real reaction to my mother's death until several months after she was gone, but I truly miss my father, both for his kindness and his eccentricities, like not wearing his hearing aid and walking around deaf as a post, which caused him to respond strangely to things he misheard. He was traveling about four years ago with the Macbeths and Lady M asked him when was the last time he went on a plane, and he replied "oh, she went down in the Pacific and they never found her (Amelia Earhart)." I miss his malaprops, like "oldtimers" for Alzheimers or "oxiekin" for oxygen. As a naval aircraft carrier welder in WW2, he loved to visit New York and walk about the Intrepid which is docked on the Hudson. He always called it "the Interpret."
When we thought he was dying in ICU last June, I looked at him and thought, ohmigod, he's turning into Elmer Fudd. I miss his optimism about beating the cancer and living to 90 and his courage in having laser eye surgery last fall to correct his vision. When I took him last year to renew his driver's license at 85, he looked at the expiration date of 2009, and said "we have to come back in three years."
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My goodness!~~~God Morning everyone!
Hallelujah!
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My goodness!~~~God Morning everyone!
Our resident mathematician has arrived! :)
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Good morning, HHW!
I logged on at 10 am Eastern Time to find 7 pages of posts! Someone's been very busy typing!
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Great news, DR elmore3003. May your day continue to improve.
Did you ever cross paths with Charles Eubanks? He's a friend of mine who retired within the past year from the Lincoln Center branch of the NYPL.
I likeCharles Eubanks a lot and I miss him in the Music Division! He was so helpful in locating uncataloged Comden & Green songs when I had to recreate the Overture for "Two on the Aisle" for a Jule Styne overtures compilation.
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DR Cillaliz: Your friend who is seeking you out every morning -- he is single?
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It was Matt H! I kept looking for a photo that might have caused it and couldn't find one.
Thank you all, DRs, for the kind thoughts. I didn't have a real reaction to my mother's death until several months after she was gone, but I truly miss my father, both for his kindness and his eccentricities, like not wearing his hearing aid and walking around deaf as a post, which caused him to respond strangely to things he misheard. He was traveling about four years ago with the Macbeths and Lady M asked him when was the last time he went on a plane, and he replied "oh, she went down in the Pacific and they never found her (Amelia Earhart)." I miss his malaprops, like "oldtimers" for Alzheimers or "oxiekin" for oxygen. As a naval aircraft carrier welder in WW2, he loved to visit New York and walk about the Intrepid which is docked on the Hudson. He always called it "the Interpret."
When we thought he was dying in ICU last June, I looked at him and thought, ohmigod, he's turning into Elmer Fudd. I miss his optimism about beating the cancer and living to 90 and his courage in having laser eye surgery last fall to correct his vision. When I took him last year to renew his driver's license at 85, he looked at the expiration date of 2009, and said "we have to come back in three years."
*hugs*
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DR elmore3003, I will remember you to Charles. I don't think he misses the workplace politics!
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Our resident mathematician has arrived! :)
hehe, I am currently 10 minutes late in my travel to math class....
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Oops! Sorry for the widescreen link. It didn't put me into widescreen, so I wasn't aware that it had done that. Otherwise, I would have changed it.
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DR Cillaliz: Your friend who is seeking you out every morning -- he is single?
Now THERE'S a practical question! :)
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DR Adrianna, I miss your chic chick tips.
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Oops! Sorry for the widescreen link. It didn't put me into widescreen, so I wasn't aware that it had done that. Otherwise, I would have changed it.
That's OK, DR Matt H. I really blame Jose.
Thanks for the link. I have to see if I may be missing anything I need to add to the clutter of this apartment.
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Arrgh, thunder and lightening, just in time for my drive to work.
Bye for now.
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On that note ( I will leave the music jokes to the musicians) I run to my math class!
OHOH! I get to present my scene today. It is only supposed to be a firstreading type of thing, but my partner and I have been practicing behind the teachers back so we don't look unprepared. I am mostly happy with my scene parter, although I am having to break him of doing the whispery dramatic voice he has seen so often in movies these days ( he admitted he was mimicking movie actors! ).
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TOD:
Many years ago there was a hypnotist named Pat Collins who had a nightclub act on Sunset Blvd--the Hip Hypnotist. I had gone to it several times and it was a riot. One girl was told to sing a song about broccoli. She did--and was great!
I was about to return to school full-time after a long absence and felt I needed to really concentrate and make very good use of my time, so I took Pat Collins' class on self-hypnosis. I found the technique very helpful for getting into a relaxed state--and yes, even fifteen or twenty minutes is like getting an extra hour or more of sleep. Then a friend took the class. She, too, found it helpful. She had a problem with a contractor who hadn't installed something properly and was dreading having to deal with the guy. She used the techniques she'd learned to practice what she wanted to say to him. It worked beautifully and all was resolved to her satisfaction.
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When DR Cillaliz returns, I'll have to ask her if she remembers Sam Meranto, Sam Meranto, that's Sam Meranto.
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I didn't experience CINERAMA, either. Can that be the case - that some DRs do, and some don't?
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DR Adrianna, I miss your chic chick tips.
huzzah! I will keep that in mind.
I am now 20 mins late in my travel time, but it is ok because I happen to know my teacher is 30 mins late in his. ( he was decent enough to tell us.)
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Now I must catch up on the posts so I'll know what you all are talking about!
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Think of how happy bruce will be awaking to a lovely and lively 9 pages!
Perhaps we should all call him and wake him up so he can see them!
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I suppose I should leave now.....
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Uh, you call, Adrianna.
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I just don't want to though!
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I didn't experience CINERAMA, either. Can that be the case - that some DRs do, and some don't?
I think it depends on which browser you're using. I have two open at work. Even though I can use tabbed browsing in Firefox, some pages still don't work well with that browser so I use both IE and Firefox. In IE the page was fine but in Firefox it was Cinerama City!!!
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Uh, you call, Adrianna.
lol, no thank you, I have had that privilege before, and it is not something I would do voluntarily
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Oh, we should at least get to Page 10 before the Big Kahuna comes in. Just a few more posts.
PUSH!!!
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Perhaps we should all call him and wake him up so he can see them!
**YOU knock on his door; we'll all wait by the curb.**
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There shoud be a law about math class at 8 in the morning...
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Erg (a synonym for push)
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Posting, posting, posting.
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See how easy that was ;D
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There shoud be a law about math class at 8 in the morning...
Or art history, where they turn out the lights...
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**YOU knock on his door; we'll all wait by the curb.**
::)
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Darn you lovely people and this addictive site!
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Goodbye!~ I hope we are on page 70 when I get back!
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Yes, I haven't bought or rented THE DEPARTED either. It's available in Blu-ray, but the reported violence has kept me away from it. Once it comes on HBO-HD, I probably will watch it or at least start watching, and if it gets too intense, I can turn it off with no loss of investment (except for my time.)
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* vanishes in a poof of hypnotic smoke and dazzling mirrors*
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DR Adriana Patti, I don't know HOW you travel to class, exactly - hope it's not by driving - but you are truly a multi-tasker! :)
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My Met Opera experience - I had no problem when I saw GHOSTS OF VERSAILLES there, but then, I didn't have to deal with the translation mechanism. But boy, I'm a real comfort queen, as I really confirmed last night at the opera. I was experiencing true physical discomfort constantly going back and forth between the English titles and seeing what was onstage, so I tried for a while to just watch and just enjoy the singing and not pay attention to the English translation but nothing made sense when I did that. My real reasons for going, to experience seeing Mr. Flores live and to have a sense of what the PIAZZA people did in another medium, was very worth the money - but I found the length of time it takes to tell so little story, combined with the oppressive physical circumstances, hard to take and having experienced my money's worth, I decided to leave at intermission. I like the supertitle systemn at City Opera, as well as what they used for the Broadway BOHEME, much better, where you don't have to be in constant motion to take it all in. But i know most people are already intimately familiar with the opera when they go and my friends hardly needed the translation, it seemed.
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DR Cillaliz: Your friend who is seeking you out every morning -- he is single?
He is divorced...
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When DR Cillaliz returns, I'll have to ask her if she remembers Sam Meranto, Sam Meranto, that's Sam Meranto.
No, should I ???
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Welcome to newbie member zarasrulnax!
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That's interesting, DR FJL - My reaction was the complete opposite of yours [Met vs. City Opera]. I guess, too, it kind of depends where you're sitting.
Incidentally, in case it hasn't already been commented upon in these pages previous, Kristin Chenoweth will be appearing in GHOSTS OF VERSAILLES at the MET when it returns to the repertoire in the 2009/2010 season.
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Where did DR Jorge go?... and DR Ron? ...they must be in a hypnotic state and unable to post..
I cannot speak for DR Jorge, but I -- DR Ron -- have a normal life that requires sleep in amounts not less than 7 hours...and work begins at 8.
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DR Laura, He was in law school at the same time I was. I didn't know him well then, but I've known him for ...sheesh, 22-23 years? And since he was already in the state legislature then, I knew of him. He has 5 kids and at least one grand child, but he's only 5 years older than I am.
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Good morning, HHW!
I logged on at 10 am Eastern Time to find 7 pages of posts! Someone's been very busy typing!
Yikers-Strikers! And not very well I would say. Look at all my hypnotic-induced typos created during that hypnotic-induced posting frenzy. I have a lot of editing to catch up on..or should I just leave them all so der Brucer can find them ... a game for der Brucer that would be like Find Waldo -- Find Miss Karen's Typos -- amongst all the postings..that ought to keep him busy and out of trouble...
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Or art history, where they turn out the lights...
...with a particularly boring instructor.
SINGDAW, were you in that art history class with me? :)
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TOD ~ I was hypnotized once...by this grand wizard on some internet site -- he induced a posting frenzy...with lots of typos...
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Heading down now to clean up for my lunch out.
WBBL.
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zarasrulnax!
Bless you!
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DR Adriana Patti, I don't know HOW you travel to class, exactly - hope it's not by driving - but you are truly a multi-tasker! :)
Maybe she can use her smoke and mirrors...
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Sam Meranto (http://www.sammeranto.com/)
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No Cinemascope in Safari...
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Sam Meranto (http://www.sammeranto.com/)
Sam Meranto Evening....
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Closing in on page 11...
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Welcome to newbie member zarasrulnax!
Is this a REAL member or just some technology-induced phantom?
If it's a real member, my apologies.
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Darn you lovely people and this addictive site!
I thought it was an addiction, too, but now I realize we're all just in a hypnotic trance -- so watch out DR Sneezesound, when bk arrives, you're next...
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Best of luck to you, CILLALIZ. I think spring is just about here.
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Vista Vision in FireFox....but I am past the page now.
David Shire was in my mailbox this morning.
Rain has stopped and the sun is shining.
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Is this a REAL member or just some technology-induced phantom?
If it's a real member, my apologies.
It's a technology-induced phantom, my dear.
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Never hypnotized.....that I remember....but I might have been told to forget all about it.
Pat Collins was on an episode of the Lucy Show....she had big white cat's eye glasses.
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And with that, welcome to Page 11 (no dance)
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It's the people behind the scenes who see the "stars" in various emotional states, from serious professional to asshole. It's usually the crew for the gossip about the tantrums, sexual assignations, fitting problems, demands, etc.
Well said! Yes, it's the day-to-day quirks of "star" egos they don't want publicized...the "diva" mentalities of some of the male prima donnas, especially.
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singdaw - I guess you're right, it depends where you're sitting. Thinking back, from the tiers at City Opera (grand tier on up), it seems you can look squarely at the stage and take in the titles and the stage at the same time. But when I sat in the orchestra section for HARVEY MILK at City Opera, seeing the titles when necessary (not always, since it was in English) was a chore.
We were in the center grand tier at the Met last night, which was perfect for seeing what was going on onstage. (Thrilling when the several chandeliers rose right in front of us before the opera, BTW; hope that doesn't peg me as looking for theme park entertainment, but it was exciting).
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Page Seven Hypnotic Dance:
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DR DtM -- Were you peeking last night/early AM?! That was the gal doing the hypnotic trance dance of the 7 veils -- although in this photo it looks like she's lost all her veils...see what you miss when you don't stay logged on...
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Pat Collins the Hip Hypnotist! :o
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Is this a REAL member or just some technology-induced phantom?
If it's a real member, my apologies.
There is an e-mail address attached to the zarasrulnax profile!
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It's what saves me and keeps me going.
That and your hand... ;) ;)
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I think I have a prescription for zarasrulnax.
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DR ELMORE: Those dreams...they're your subconscious working out issues you have with your family. They don't always make sense, and they never have a proper chronology.
I have to say I've had a few in my past....and I've always wished they were among the dreams I'd forgotten by the time I woke up, but that's not the case. I still vividly recall some...and some conversations I had in them with dearly departed!
HANG IN THERE!
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I think DR ELMORE had a close personal encounter with Ms. Bacall.
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I think I have a prescription for zarasrulnax.
Ummm....I think Zarasrulnax IS your prescription.
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(Thrilling when the several chandeliers rose right in front of us before the opera, BTW; hope that doesn't peg me as looking for theme park entertainment, but it was exciting).
I confess...that moment [before each MET performance] always makes me swoon and giggle at the same time. :D
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Ummm....I think Zarasrulnax IS your prescription.
Or my fearless leader. ;D
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Welcome to newbie member zarasrulnax!
Also (Didn't) Sprach Zarasrulnax!
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So, how was the opera? Did you crave orange juice when you got home?
Because a day without il barbiere is like a day without sunshine! :)
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"American Idol" hypocrisy situation:
It's one thing for the judges to tell the wannabes how they did, including when they just haven't got the pipes for a particular song or when they are "pitchy", etc.
But who tells the "Guest Stars" when they're atrocious beyond words?
Last night, Peter Noone was EXCRUCIATINGLY bad in his rendition of "There's a Kind of Hush..." He is well past being able to pull off a song like that...and the hand in the air does nothing...and the "sssh's" he peppered throughout the song were LUDICROUS.
As for Lulu, she's still got the pipes, but gone is the upper range which was a major part of her "sound". Her "To Sir With Love" was riveting, but sadly, her higher sustained notes were off pitch.
Sometimes, it should be "all right" for the guests NOT to sing.
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"Some do, and some don't"
That's the title of my next travelog
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"Some do, and some don't"
That's the title of my next travelog
Then your trip to NYC shall be most interesting! ;)
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DR DakotaCelt - I hope everything works out for the best for that man who was left in the library last night. Such a despicable and sad situation.
I do too...
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THE VERY HAPPIEST OF BIRTHDAYS
TO BK'S VERY CLOSE AND PERSONAL FRIEND,
STEPHEN JOSHUA SONDHEIM!!!!
;D
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Breaking News:
My bank has finally eradicated all the bogus bank card charges and restored my account to its former glory!
I shall, again, have a pleasant night's sleep!
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And a Very Happy Birthday to Andrew Lloyd Webber, also!!
;)
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Breaking News:
My bank has finally eradicated all the bogus bank card charges and restored my account to its former glory!
I shall, again, have a pleasant night's sleep!
Whew!!! That is wonderful news!!
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restored my account to its former glory!
Fantastic. :) :) :)
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Vibes to Elmore!
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Continued vibes to Anthony
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I nearly served on a jury but was rejected due to my hearing. The prosecuter thought I would be bias to the case. It was an insurance fraud type case.
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David Shire was in my mailbox this morning.
Was he looking for food or a good time?
OK, the bitch is off to the library. Ta!
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wonder if paramedics know how to get a person out of a hypnotic state?
Since I am an experienced hypnotist, I'll venture an answer:
A hypnotic trance must be maintained by the hypnotist's voice (or the subject will fall into a natural sleep). A post-hypnotic patient acting under post-hypnotic suggestion can only be re-programmed by inducing another hypnotic state (not necessarily by the same hypnotist) - that is why hypnotic-induced non-smoking routines regularly work.
der Brucer
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Good Afternoon!
WOW! Tis a posting day today!
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That and your hand... ;) ;)
That's not a reason to get out of bed.
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I think DR ELMORE had a close personal encounter with Ms. Bacall.
Nope! I don't recall ever being in her company, but after all the stories I've heard, I have no wish to be.
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DR Ron Pulliam - I am sooo with you regarding Peter Noone's and Lulu's performances last night on "AI". Mr. Noone should have just done one chorus and called it a night. And Lulu should have just sung the song the way she did back then, instead of trying to make it all hip and "today". *And just how much "work" have both of them had done? ;)
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Have never been hypnotized.
And of course there is no better hypnotic movie then the HYPNOTIC EYE (1960). (thanks for the youtube clip Jrand56!).
(http://i14.ebayimg.com/03/i/06/6e/d6/ca_1.JPG)
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"Some do, and some don't"
That's the title of my next travelog
I thought it was "Some Do and So Do I"
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DR DakotaCelt - sorry to read of the incident in your library. I hope the gentleman gets the attention he needs, the perpetrators get what they deserve, and your administration recognizes the trauma that sort of thing causes to staff.
I chatted with several of the students last night and with two of them after their shifts were done. They were quite disturbed by it.
Wonder of wonders, at my library, some actions are being taken based on the recommendations we made to our higher-ups earlier in the week.
Good!
Vibes for your grantseeking session!
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DR Ron Pulliam, excellent news on your bank account! I'm going to read this page, not comment and get out of Dodge!
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And Many Broken Legs and Xylophones to John Kander, Rupert Holmes, and the Cast, Crew and Orchestra at The Martin Beck on the Opening Night of Curtains!
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*And I guess that means I'll be staying up late tonight to catch the reviews as they're posted online.
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MARTA Chairman Accused Of Airport Bathroom Sex Acts
This could fuel a local anti-mass transit campaign:
MARTA SUCKS!
der Brucer
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DR FJL - I'm sorry you had a less than ideal evening at The Met. At least you were around long enough for "the greatest hits" of the opera: Figaro's "Largo al factotum", The Count's "Ecco Ridente", and Rosina's "Una voce poco fa".
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(http://www.internetweekly.org/images/hypnotic_eye_poster.jpg)
The "DEPTS" of evil?
Are there Department Chairmen?
der Brucer
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My math teacher was truly hypnotic, So I was forced to digest half a can of soda to snap me out of it. ( the most caffine I will probably drink all year)
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That's terrible to do all the bathrooms in the terminal at the same time!
The MARTA Chairman does them one stall at a time.
der Brucer
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There shoud be a law about math class at 8 in the morning...
During my freshman year in college, CM - Comprehensive Musicianship - met Monday-Thursday from 8:00am-10:00am. It was the core class for the music majors - theory, ear training and music history all rolled into one SIX credit class.
Thankfully, the teacher I had would let students "skip" from time to time as long as they were keeping up with the course work. -And show up for the tests at the end of each week. *And since I had taken some college level music classes during high school, I skipped many a week(!) at a time - the syllabus was always followed to a "T" so I was able to see what I already knew, and what I would need to learn. -And I had a 4.1 GPA my freshman year.
He also hated having people fall asleep in his class, so he would "encourage" the sleepyheads to get up and walk around the halls for a while to wake themselves up. He was a very cool teacher. In any case...
Having to wake up at 8:00am Monday thru Thursday... And then most likely on Friday since that was the only available slot for keyboard skills... :-\
*But sophomore year, CM took place 10:00am-Noon, Monday-Thursday. :)
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During my freshman year in college, CM - Comprehensive Musicianship - met Monday-Thursday from 8:00am-10:00am. It was the core class for the music majors - theory, ear training and music history all rolled into one SIX credit class.
I have a similar class ( only 3 credits though for those of us who are not devoted to music, just curious) in the same timeslot-ish 8-11 fridays. If we begin to fall asleep the techer will simply begin delivering his lecture into your ear, or turn on a loud piece of music.
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Good morning, HHW!
I logged on at 10 am Eastern Time to find 7 pages of posts! Someone's been very busy typing!
Miss Karen and I did our best to start the posts out on the right foot errrr typed bits and bytes.... :)
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I think I need to go eat something, that caffine is not reacting well with an empty stomach!
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ta!
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There shoud be a law about math class at 8 in the morning...
I so agree... A student worker of mine would also agree with organic chemistry being at 8 am
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Isn't it terrible? I, too, bought that album, years ago - but have never listened to it.
Well, if anybody wants a new, unopened, widescreen copy of the DVD let me know - we have two.
der Brucer
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After I watched the Hypnotic Eye clip, another clip came up for suggested viewing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caq9uFqreyk&NR
A little CANNIBAL, in honor of DR George!
Thanks! And I saw (and watched) that, too. It brings back so many memories...
;)
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Yikers-Strikers! And not very well I would say. Look at all my hypnotic-induced typos created during that hypnotic-induced posting frenzy. I have a lot of editing to catch up on..or should I just leave them all so der Brucer can find them ... a game for der Brucer that would be like Find Waldo -- Find Miss Karen's Typos -- amongst all the postings..that ought to keep him busy and out of trouble...
Indeed, I probably have few also
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Well, if anybody wants a new, unopened, widescreen copy of the DVD let me know - we have two.
der Brucer
So the bootleggers are getting fancy with their packaging now?
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Well... Time for a run-thru of Act I... Pray for Rosemary's Baby.
Laters...
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Happy Birthday STephen Sondheim!!
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Breaking News:
My bank has finally eradicated all the bogus bank card charges and restored my account to its former glory!
I shall, again, have a pleasant night's sleep!
That is great news!
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Is this a REAL member or just some technology-induced phantom?
If it's a real member, my apologies.
It's a real member, all right. ;D
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I so agree... A student worker of mine would also agree with organic chemistry being at 8 am
I'm NOT a morning person...and it's getting worse. I'm lucky if I get to work at 10:30 am. ::) Fortunately, my supervisor is a nice guy and as long as I get my work in (or use vacation time), he's okay with flexible schedules. :)
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PAGE 13 DANCE AND IT'S NOT EVEN 10:00 AM!!!!!!!!
:o
;D
(I actually posted this at about 9:46 am...just wanted to clear that up. ;))
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Ben, I have indeed spoken kindly and well of Miss Bacall, with whom I had a terrific experience. I first met her at dinner, and we just had the best time eating Chinese food, and then in the studio she was a doll - I had no problem going into the booth and giving her direction and it was great. I've talked to her a couple of times since, and she's always been very nice. I've heard the horror stories, but with Bacall and Stritch I just didn't see that behavior.
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Oh, and I'm up.
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Jose - yes, I was assured before I said goodbye to my friends that I had experienced the transcendent musical moments, and they were wonderful, and I wouldn't have wanted to have missed them. I promise myself that i will do more studying before going to the Met (for a foreign language opera, at any rate) in the future, so that I won't be so reliant on checking the translations every few seconds.
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And now I must shower and get my showered butt-cheecks (and the rest of me) to work! Until later! :D
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I was happy to sleep until nine-thirty, which I needed to do. Now I'll package up the amazon order and go ship that, then start writing around eleven. It took twenty minutes to catch up on the posts.
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Yes, I don't think we've ever had this number of postings this early.
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Well... Time for a run-thru of Act I... Pray for Rosemary's Baby.
Laters...
Rosemary's Baby--why hasn't someone made that into a musical yet?
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Happy Birthday Andrew Lloyd Webber!
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Adriana, it is indeed an addictive site...
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DR Cillaliz -- Sam Meranto, Sam Meranto, that's Sam Meranto, is a local hypnotist who claims to work miracles. He does infomercials wherein he repeats his name again and again repeatedly over and over.
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And I am glad to know your gentleman caller is indeed available.
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We had a very loud thunderstorm a while ago -- just as DR Sandra stepped outside to head for preschool.
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I still am trying to de-groggify. After six days of gray skies and drizzle, we have gloriously glorious blue skies.
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I think maybe I'll ship the package later, say noon.
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One has to be in the mood to ship a package.
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I just threw some wildflower seeds outside just as it began to rain again. I am hoping something will bloom this summer.
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-- Find Miss Karen's Typos -- amongst all the postings..
Like finding sand at the beach!
der Brucer
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MARTA SUCKS!
The MARTA Chairman does them one stall at a time.
;D ;D ;D
Well, if anybody wants a new, unopened, widescreen copy of the DVD let me know - we have two.
I hate it when that happens... :)
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So the bootleggers are getting fancy with their packaging now?
No, early? onset senility makes perfect recall of which titles are on our list of over 800 DVDs (and Borders 30 limit on returns makes it tough for us rural dwellers ($20 in gas to return a $12.00 purchase is folly!)
der Brucer
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13 pages!!! what's up with that? Off to catch up...
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13 pages!!! what's up with that?
Yes, we had a veritable flurry, but now we appear to be Sitting Becalmed In the Lee of Cuttyhunk.
(a A New Brain reference)
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Rosemary's Baby--why hasn't someone made that into a musical yet?
Happy Birthday Andrew Lloyd Webber!
These posts back to back raise horrifying visions!
der Brucer
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I never even noticed that.....
However, I am off to do some errands before work and hopefully I can check in a bit later. I am hoping we do not have a repeat of last night.
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And...let the nightmares begin!
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I've been waiting to hear how Matthew's diet is progressing. The last I heard, he said he didn't feel hungry at all. I hope he hasn't stopped eating entirely and just vanished!
It would take WEEKS and WEEKS to entire vanish, but I'm working on it. Today is Day 4 - so far so good. Did some walking yesterday which was great fun. Today since I have the day off, I'm going to attempt the excercises that come with the plan. 18 minutes two days a week, can you beat that? It's basically a series of stretches. The food is still kinda bland, but we're working on that. Eventually, the lack of salt won't be so evident. I have TONS of energy, which is nice and I feel "lighter" still can't figure that out. (I feel like Jekyll when he took the "drug" for the first time as I report the progress here) So, all things are going well.
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Since I am an experienced hypnotist
<Fear of meeting DerB and having him hypnotize me into voting Repulican>
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that is why hypnotic-induced non-smoking routines regularly work.
And how about weight loss?
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FEEL-O-RAMA! :o
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Happy Birthday Stephen Sondheim.
and Andrew Lloyd Webber!
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So, all things are going well.
Thanks for reporting in, Matthew! I am seriously considering this for after our return from LA. It's always difficult to control when and what you eat when you have double sessions most days, especially at places where they feed you. Today's lunch was especially good: salmon and boiled shrimp, cream of asparagus soup (cold) and spinach souffle.
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And one for Matthew!
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I still never heard if Tomovoz is near Melbourne...
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Does anyone know about the relationship between Andrew Lloyd Webber and Stephen Sondiem? I can only believe that it's civil and such. I'm sure they aren't "pals", but I can't beleive there is any hatred involved. Does anyone know?
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That is very good news DR RonP.
And re: last night's LOST.
SPOILERS.
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I really enjoyed last night's show. I am very interested in Ben and what the heck is going on where they live. However, I was not shocked by the ending. When Ben said he had something to show Locke I thought to myself "what could he show him that would really have some impact right now?" And my first inclination was that his father would be there.
Although that said, it really makes little sense. I mean how would he get his father?
And I still don't really get why locke decided to blow up the sub. And I am curious if there was actually some way for them to go home. Lots of questions!
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This could fuel a local anti-mass transit campaign:
MARTA SUCKS!
But we ALREADY say that!
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Does anyone know about the relationship between Andrew Lloyd Webber and Stephen Sondiem? I can only believe that it's civil and such. I'm sure they aren't "pals", but I can't beleive there is any hatred involved. Does anyone know?
I don't know, but unless they're very good actors, they seemed to get along well enough when they collaborated on that parody for the Cameron Mackintosh tribute.
Oh, and **CONGRATULATIONS** on your program, and **VIBES** for continued success!
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I would guess that Lord LW is somewhat envious of Sondheim's reputation, and annoyed that many do not accord him the same respect.
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Good morning all and assembled and sun-dried.....
Now wait a minute..... I've clicked back to the "today's column" 2 times and then back to these notes, because I thought something wasn't re-setting correctly either in my 'puter or here at the site.
How can it be on PAGE 14, at only 11:00 AM west coast time?????!!
I'm afraid my remaining brain cell is just going to bog down, give up, and plotz! I don't know that I can handle trying to catch up.
For now, I must go visit my chiropractor and get things adjusted and back in line. Jeez....I'm afraid I'll come back, and it will be on page 47 !
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Isn't that interesting? When I logged on this morning there were over 350 posts. So, when I posted that at ten o'clock we had 400 posts it was because while I was reading the posts between nine-thirty and ten, there'd been a page and a half more posts made. So how are we still under 400 posts?
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I shipped the package.
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We've been busy bees! :)
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I shipped the package.
Were you in the mood? :)
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So how are we still under 400 posts?
It is a conundrum.
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I still never heard if Tomovoz is near Melbourne...
His profile says "Melbourne"
der Brucer
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I had an e-mail from an e-tailer, rather haughtily demanding to know where his David Shire CDs that he paid for THREE WEEKS AGO were. Now, how much clearer can I be when I tell people (either via e-mail or via kritzerland.com) "this title will ship the end of March or first week of April"? His package went out on Tuesday, the first day I had that first box of CDs. That was eleven days earlier than the projected date. And these people never come back and say, spoo, I was wrong, sorry. They just slither away into the night.
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... I feel "lighter" ...
Light in the heels, eh?
der Brucer
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Does anyone know about the relationship between Andrew Lloyd Webber and Stephen Sondiem? I can only believe that it's civil and such. I'm sure they aren't "pals", but I can't beleive there is any hatred involved. Does anyone know?
I've read/seen interviews with Sondheim and he's said that he has no problem with ALW. I don't know Andy's side of things, but I can't imagine that they really have any animosity towards each other...it's all in the press!!
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And how about weight loss?
Hypnosis has a good success rate with most good-habit building regimens.
der Brucer
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His profile says "Melbourne"
Thanks! I didn't think to check...
Goody!
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I would like to hear the Treat Williams stories, on or off list...
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I would like to hear the Treat Williams stories
Treat is always a treat, except when he's playing Buddy in Follies on Broadway...
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I want to hear the stories of Treat in HAIR that were mentioned this morning. (By DR Elmore?)
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DR FJL - I'm sorry you had a less than ideal evening at The Met. At least you were around long enough for "the greatest hits" of the opera: Figaro's "Largo al factotum", The Count's "Ecco Ridente", and Rosina's "Una voce poco fa".
But not Mr Florez' tour de force aria at the very end before the vaudeville finale!
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I've done two pages so far. I'll do at least two more at some point soon. I'm in a new chapter now.
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Jose - yes, I was assured before I said goodbye to my friends that I had experienced the transcendent musical moments, and they were wonderful, and I wouldn't have wanted to have missed them. I promise myself that i will do more studying before going to the Met (for a foreign language opera, at any rate) in the future, so that I won't be so reliant on checking the translations every few seconds.
DR FJL, I cannot believe you left! However, my advice would have been to turn off the subtitles, knowing the basic premise of the plot, and go with the flow. I'm jealous I wasn't there and amazed anyone could walk out of the performance. How was Mr Sher's direction? I hear it's a bit overbusy.
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Does anyone know about the relationship between Andrew Lloyd Webber and Stephen Sondiem? I can only believe that it's civil and such. I'm sure they aren't "pals", but I can't beleive there is any hatred involved. Does anyone know?
I suspect one wishes for the other's popular success and the other wishes for the artistic success of the other. I sound like Gertrude Stein!
All I can say is, some of that needless dissonant twaddle going on in sections of all the Webber pieces, especially the crap that passes as "dance music" in CATS, makes me wish he'd learn to write better!
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I'm happy to announce that The Creature Wasn't Nice original soundtrack recording is now up for preorder. It's a limited edition of 973 copies, so don't delay.
http://buysoundtrax.stores.yahoo.net/creatwasnico.html
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Let me know who's ordering.
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It will not be available through Kritzerland, in case anyone is wondering about such things.
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I guess I'll go see if I've got mail
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And one for Mail.
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bk - what is your association with "The Creature That Wasn't Nice" - or should I know that already?
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bk - what is your association with "The Creature That Wasn't Nice" -
Fairly minimal:
He only wrote it, directed it, and starred in it.
der Brucer
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Let me know who's ordering.
Done and done!
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Larry - I tried just listening and watching without the titles, and i found that impossible to deal with :( - others who knew the opera well didn't have to refer to the titles at all, it seemed, though. But I just found the experience - while at many times magical artistically - physically uncomfortable, and I got what I wanted out of it, which was to see and hear Florez live (which was exciting) and to get a sense of the artistic team's non-PIAZZA work (which fascinated me),
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Sorry of course that I got bad info, because I didn't know there was a great second act aria for Florez. I might have stood in the back of the section killing time until that happened had I known.
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Fairly minimal:
He only wrote it, directed it, and starred in it.
der Brucer
Oh oops! <hands over his Hansie/kimlet card>
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Ah, that's right the Mr. Florez performs the "optional" aria. I think Rockwell Blake would also perform it too at the The Met in the previous production. -I saw him opposite Kathleen Battle.
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Fairly minimal:
He only wrote it, directed it, and starred in it.
der Brucer
Guilty. And wrote the songs. But not the score, which is by David Spear. The nice thing about this release is that I really go into detail about the history of the project and how it got butchered. Later this year, Kritzerland will be releasing for the first time ever, the original director's cut of the film, along with the butchered version done by the producers, both in the original aspect ratio.
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Let me know who's ordering.
I has done the deed!
der Brucer
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Good Afternoon!
Back from lunch: I got a #5 from brgr, accompanied with a serving of their Onion Hay. Quite tasty, if a bit overpriced. However, the warm(!) chocolate chip cookies for dessert... -I should have just had cookies for lunch. ;)
And once I got back here, I was asked to review some music with Ms. Kitt. We reviewed, and then we chatted. A lot. :)
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Oh, and a #5 at brgr is a 1/3 pound burger topped with bacon, cheddar cheese, horseradish cream, onions, lettuce and tomato.
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Later this year, Kritzerland will be releasing for the first time ever, the original director's cut of the film, along with the butchered version done by the producers, both in the original aspect ratio.
NAKED SPACE - The Sweeney Todd Cut
der Brucer
You mean I finally get to retire that tired VHS I have?
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Oh, and a #5 at brgr is a 1/3 pound burger topped with bacon, cheddar cheese, horseradish cream, onions, lettuce and tomato.
How about:
(http://release.theplatform.com/content.select?pid=gBkvLpTLNfAipZZW4f8sdGU0Z8JlKrGB&UserName=cmsguest@cnbc.com&key=ZlDSLz3bToLJJbOsuBaHW%2FrJEzQ%3D])
White Castle Excess (http://www.cnbc.com/id/17703763)
Deep Fried Sliders Make Sense:
If youre a deep fried fan, youve likely tried a deep fried twinkie or a deep fried Snickers bar, but I got one up on you. This morning, at 8:50 a.m., I tried the newest concession item -- a deep fried White Castle cheeseburger.
der Brucer
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I'm happy to announce that The Creature Wasn't Nice original soundtrack recording is now up for preorder. It's a limited edition of 973 copies, so don't delay.
http://buysoundtrax.stores.yahoo.net/creatwasnico.html
It's ordered, but I don't like the fact that I cannot go directly to Paypal with a total from them.
BTW, Dear Friend BK, thanks for The Brains today! I can't wait to promote the show. Richard Norton just sent me an email about how much he enjoyed it.
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Never hypnotized.....that I remember....but I might have been told to forget all about it.
Pat Collins was on an episode of the Lucy Show....she had big white cat's eye glasses.
Oh, really?? What a surprise!
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Yes, indeed, many happy retuns of the day to Mr. Stephen Sondheim.
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Dog Adopts Squirrel (http://www.aolvideoblog.com/2007/03/21/dog-adopts-squirrel/)
(http://cdn.digitalcity.com/kix_viralv/dogandsquirrel)
Here's another dose of "awwwww" for you -- this doggie mama adopted a baby squirrel and is now taking care of it -- and nursing it -- just as lovingly and protectively as she does with her other pups. The tiny helpless rodent is adorable, clinging to its new mommy's back. Looks like love is blind after all -- maternal love, at least.
der Brucer
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Pat Collins the Hip Hypnotist! :o
(http://static.flickr.com/63/152966175_4cf72c5bc2_m.jpg)
A YOUNG Pat Collins.
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Ah, that's right the Mr. Florez performs the "optional" aria. I think Rockwell Blake would also perform it too at the The Met in the previous production. -I saw him opposite Kathleen Battle.
Ms Battle! There's a loony and a handful, who needs the world to sign confindentialy agreements: too many stories from too many who want her dead. I really hate the spurious soprano alternates in Rosina's role; Rossini wrote a lovely line for a mezzo, and the late 19th Century revisions drive me mad, even though my first complete BARBER recording was the great 1950s Metropolitan Opera recording with the wonderful Roberta Peters and Robert Merrill.
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I think I have a prescription for zarasrulnax.
LOL. For allergies?
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It's ordered, but I don't like the fact that I cannot go directly to Paypal with a total from them.
ME NEITHER! And PayPal wants another buck for the privilege.
Chincy Bassas!
der Brucer
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and Andrew Lloyd Webber!
Who?
Oh, never mind. . . .
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Breaking News:
My bank has finally eradicated all the bogus bank card charges and restored my account to its former glory!
I shall, again, have a pleasant night's sleep!
Glad to hear this, DR RON. How very aggravating.
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ME NEITHER! And PayPal wants another buck for the privilege.
Spoo! I didn't add an additional dollar. I wonder if they will come after me?
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...Rossini wrote a lovely line for a mezzo, and the late 19th Century revisions drive me mad...
Respect for the creator's intent - how quaint!
der Brucer
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Busy afternoon with lunch where John and I met some friends and had a lovely time. Then, I had some grocery shopping to do since I won't be able to do it tomorrow. More about that tomorrow.
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Ms Battle! There's a loony and a handful, who needs the world to sign confindentialy agreements: too many stories from too many who want her dead.
And the truly scary part is that most, if not all, of those stories are true. -And I've personally witnessed at least two of them. And one of them involved the police. :-\
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Since I am an experienced hypnotist, I'll venture an answer:
A hypnotic trance must be maintained by the hypnotist's voice (or the subject will fall into a natural sleep). A post-hypnotic patient acting under post-hypnotic suggestion can only be re-programmed by inducing another hypnotic state (not necessarily by the same hypnotist) - that is why hypnotic-induced non-smoking routines regularly work.
der Brucer
Ah, DER BRUCER reveals another talent unknown to many H/Ks.
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Spoo! I didn't add an additional dollar. I wonder if they will come after me?
No, they'll send it DHL and let you find it wherever!
der Brucer
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I did have time to squeeze in a few things for viewing. I started with last night's MEDIUM. I knew it was a rerun from my cable guide, but I didn't really remember the story from the summary presented, so I recorded it and watched it first. I remembered having seen it before only when I saw the stuff about little Marie watching static. but then things came back to me little by little. Very enjoyable episode.
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Ah, DER BRUCER reveals another talent unknown to many H/Ks.
One vice in which I no longer indulge.
der Brucer
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...And then there was the "distinguished alumni" recital she presented at Cincinatti's College-Conservatory of Music about 15 years ago. -Overheard at intermission: "Well, she didn't learn all that bad technique while she was here."
*And I was amazed that she was able to get enough breath when she sang, since it looked she was breathing in reverse, sort of concave breathing. It was truly weird to watch her chest collapse between phrases.
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CSI: NY had two cases, and one of them was really bizarre about a live roach encrusted with rubies and emeralds being worn as jewelry. My god, I feel like such a hick when I see such things; I must not be sophisticated AT ALL!
The other one involved a woman dressed as Marie Antoinette who dies after a guillotine reinactment is concluded. No, the blade didn't kill her as I expected it to; CSI pulled a fast one and had her die by poisoning. Let them eat cake indeed!
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I It took twenty minutes to catch up on the posts.
I've been at it for an hour and twenty minutes and am still not caught up!
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DR Dan (the Man) - I have that item we discussed ready to send to you, if you still want it.
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With about half an hour left before getting on-line, I surfed the premium channels and found A HARD DAY'S NIGHT on one of the Showtime channels which I haven't seen in decades. I caught the last half hour of it.
I don't have it on DVD, and I understand the last DVD release was problematic with a soundtrack remixed badly for surround sound. Obviously this was the one being shown on SHowtime as all the screams and music were being piped in all around me.
Full frame on Showtime and then when the credits came up at the end, those letterbox bars just magically appeared. Bah!
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No, early? onset senility makes perfect recall of which titles are on our list of over 800 DVDs (and Borders 30 limit on returns makes it tough for us rural dwellers ($20 in gas to return a $12.00 purchase is folly!)
der Brucer
I have this problem with books.
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...However, I do like listening to Ms. Battle's crossover album, "So Many Stars", from time to time. Neat arrangements, and she's backed some amazing jazz musicians.
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And the truly scary part is that most, if not all, of those stories are true. -And I've personally witnessed at least two of them. And one of them involved the police. :-\
One of my neighbors was her standby on DER ROSENKAVALIER and she had stories! So did a friend of mine who once her agent a Columbia Artists.
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And, now, back to Eartha...
Laters....
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<Fear of meeting DerB and having him hypnotize me into voting Repulican>
LOL. Very good, EDI.
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I've read/seen interviews with Sondheim and he's said that he has no problem with ALW. I don't know Andy's side of things...
Oh, "Andy" is it? Close personal friend? :)
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Back from a jog, and shall now endeavor to write a couple more pages.
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CSI: NY had two cases, and one of them was really bizarre about a live roach encrusted with rubies and emeralds being worn as jewelry. My god, I feel like such a hick when I see such things; I must not be sophisticated AT ALL!
Alright, let's get educated:
(http://www.blackchandelier.biz/assets/homeroach.jpg)
Mother's Day Gifts (http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/giant-madagascar-hissing-cockroach-brooch-live-insect-jewelry/)
The Giant Madagascar Hissing Cockroach Brooch is a live cockroach encrusted with Swarovski crystals (Im sure the cockroaches like that). Anyway, for $80, you can get an exotic cockroach to crawl all over you while you scoff at your friends for being caught in 2005 (and thus, lacking live jewelry).
These insects come in varied patterns and are decorated with the finest Austrian Swarovski crystal. Each roach takes about an hour of painstaking work to achieve his final magical glory. All roaches are male to ensure sterility, and come complete with a leash set. This consists of a gorgeous pin you attach to your clothing with a chain that clasps to the cockraochs carapace to keep him from running amok. The lifespan of these animals is approximately one year if housed and fed properly. This is not a guarantee, it is an estimate. Roaches love fresh bananas and must have access to fresh water at all times, a very damp paper towel or cotton ball will do the trick. (Black Chandelier)
der Brucer
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Thunder and lightening off and on today. Lovely. My flowers will love it.
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Oh, and a #5 at brgr is a 1/3 pound burger topped with bacon, cheddar cheese, horseradish cream, onions, lettuce and tomato.
All that BEFORE Ms Kitt??!! :o
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Just checking in here for a minute....
_____ WHEW ! _____ My lovely brain tissues are saturated.......
And now, - just checking out.
TTFN
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Let them eat cake indeed!
It were the candy what did her in!
der Brucer
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LOL. Very good, EDI.
Hmmm... it is a thought!
der Brucer
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Alright, let's get educated:
(http://www.blackchandelier.biz/assets/homeroach.jpg)
Mother's Day Gifts (http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/giant-madagascar-hissing-cockroach-brooch-live-insect-jewelry/)der Brucer
Jewelry one must house and feed? It's not enough to just wear it and insure it?
Whose idea was this?
Count me out, I'm afraid. I just won't be among the fashionistas (again).
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Alright, let's get educated:
(http://www.blackchandelier.biz/assets/homeroach.jpg)
Mother's Day Gifts (http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/giant-madagascar-hissing-cockroach-brooch-live-insect-jewelry/)der Brucer
Call me old-fashioned, but I remember when one tried to get RID of cockroaches!
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Enterprising marketing??
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On that note, TTFN.
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I wonder when we'll hear from DR Cason.
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I am hoping that Anthony gets the tour of Drowsy Chaperone and that it comes out here.
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I've done a little over four pages so far. May stop there, or may do another page or two if I'm feeling up to it later. For now - jacuzzi time because my legs are in shock from the jog.
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Will we never get to page seventeen?
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Sigh...the burdens of counseling restraint:
(http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL242/891350/14316125/239909329.jpg)
I suggested this response was a bit too in-your-face.
der Brucer
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I, too, would love for Anthony to get Drowsy Chaperone. The audition is tomorrow afternoon. There's nothing like a nice long First Class Equity Tour to help the bank account.
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Of course, it would be good for his soul also, if he got the tour.
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Art thou happy Mr. Kimmel? We are at Page 17 and it's only 5:01pm EST.
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Call me old-fashioned, but I remember when one tried to get RID of cockroaches!
That attitude would have had you added to the CSI body count for the evening 8)
der Brucer
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It were the candy what did her in!
der Brucer
I know it was. But candy ain't what did Marie Antoinette in which was the allusion I was going for.
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Happy Birthday Sir Andrew!
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Will we never get to page seventeen?
I'm guessing yes.
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My sister called me and said drive her back to work after lunch and take the van....so I have my new 37" Widescreen Polaroid Television.
It will be a week or so before I get my Digital Cable - so I am watching it "regular" but it's nice.
I have a nice brass three-prong red/white/yellow cable....is that what I use to hook up my DVD player....do I use ALL three of the wire....I am a bit confused. I have DVD through S cable right now....which will be fine ... for now.
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I also bought a book at the Goodwill store for 69 cents:
Complete Idiot's Guide to Past Life Regression.
My guess is that it's easier than installing an HD Television!
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I ordered CREATURE - hmmm I didn't see where they wanted another dollar....hmmmm.....they have my $21.95...my guess is, if that is not enough, they will let me know.
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If you don't have it hooked up by the time I get home from my second session (CLOSER, then gardening show) I will ask my in-house AV geek.
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And if Drowsy Chaperone comes to town, MusicGuy, Kerry, Sandra and I will take him out for ice cream. (We don't do bars.)
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All that BEFORE Ms Kitt??!! :o
One word: Altoids
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I have a nice brass three-prong red/white/yellow cable....is that what I use to hook up my DVD player....do I use ALL three of the wire....I am a bit confused. I have DVD through S cable right now....which will be fine ... for now.
You can use the red/yellow/white cable, but use it just for picture. (I know you have a surround system, so I know you have your sound already attached from DVD player to receiver.)
You can put the yellow cable in the green jacks, the red cable in the red jacks, and the white cable in the blue jacks on the back of the DVD player and then into the TV. Be sure you keep the colors consistent from player to TV.
If you use the yellow in the yellow jack, you're going to get a WORSE picture than using the S-video cable, AND you won't have any progressive scan capability.
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Congratulations on your new tv, JRand. I can't be of any help to you, hooking-up-a-tv-wise. All I know how to do is plug in a tv into the electrical outlet.
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Semi-random sidebar: Actors can be such a fun and raunchy group of people at times. -But I guess that's why I like them.
;D
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Aren't they a lovely bunch of British aborigines:
(http://www.leahymusic.com/images/jumpfront/photo-top1.jpg)(http://www.leahymusic.com/images/jumpfront/photo-top2.jpg)
1/2 of the Leahys
The rest of the bunch:
(http://www.leahymusic.com/images/jumpfront/photo-top3.jpg)(http://www.leahymusic.com/images/jumpfront/photo-top4.jpg)
der Brucer
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Semi-random sidebar: Actors can be such a fun and raunchy group of people at times. -But I guess that's why I like them.
;D
Not staid and retiring like the pianomen?
der Brucer
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It's a real member, all right. ;D
Not to throw cold water on anyone's ideas about new members but the new member from this morning, a Mr. Zarasrulnax who has an e-mail address attached to his profile is listed at this site of known Spambot registrations. The existence of an e-mail address does not mean that the "member" is legit.
List of Spam E-Mail Addresses (http://www.theadminzone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=27175&page=10)
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And if Drowsy Chaperone comes to town, MusicGuy, Kerry, Sandra and I will take him out for ice cream. (We don't do bars.)
Believe me, he would prefer the ice cream ;D
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I ordered CREATURE - hmmm I didn't see where they wanted another dollar....hmmmm.....they have my $21.95...my guess is, if that is not enough, they will let me know.
Did you order by PayPal? (They're the buck grabbers)
der Brucer
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Let me know who's ordering.
I just ordered mine! ;D
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You can put the yellow cable in the green jacks, the red cable in the red jacks, and the white cable in the blue jacks on the back of the DVD player and then into the TV. Be sure you keep the colors consistent from player to TV.
So - you're the guy who types these instructions in 4 point italics on rice paper for inclusion with my purchases >:(
der Brucer
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Heading down now to get started on cleaning the bedroom areas. I should have time to watch GREEN FOR DANGER from Criterion. Really looking forward to it.
WBBL.
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Yes....but I didn't see anyplace to add a buck....I am sure I did it incorrectly and someone will let me know.
Thanks DR EDI and DR MATTH - I will try the cables the way you suggested DR MATTH! We shall see what we shall see....or not.
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So - you're the guy who types these instructions in 4 point italics on rice paper for inclusion with my purchases >:(
der Brucer
It's a stopgap solution using what he has on hand. Ideally, he'd have the green-blue-red video cables for component connections, but since he didn't mention having those, I ATTEMPTED to help him solve his problem as clearly as I knew how. It would be easier doing it by phone, of course.
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....Later this year, Kritzerland will be releasing for the first time ever, the original director's cut of the film, along with the butchered version done by the producers, both in the original aspect ratio.
Yea!! ;D
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(We don't do bars.)
You shower in liquid soap? All butter comes in tubs? Every song is one long Tra-la-la-la-la-la-la-la? Nary a lawyer or LT in the family?
Klondike hater!
When they distribute the gold from Fort Knox, you get none!
der Brucer
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And the truly scary part is that most, if not all, of those stories are true. -And I've personally witnessed at least two of them. And one of them involved the police. :-\
One of my neighbors was her standby on DER ROSENKAVALIER and she had stories! So did a friend of mine who once her agent a Columbia Artists.
Can any of these stories be posted?? I've always heard that she has "issues" but no one will say what they are or what exactly has happened. ::)
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"Looks like someone missed snack time!"
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It's a stopgap solution using what he has on hand. Ideally, he'd have the green-blue-red video cables for component connections, but since he didn't mention having those, I ATTEMPTED to help him solve his problem as clearly as I knew how. It would be easier doing it by phone, of course.
You're doing great - I'm just teasing (which I rarely do).
der Brucer
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Oh, "Andy" is it? Close personal friend? :)
Well...when you've been a fan as long as I have. ::)
;)
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Hurrah for the new TV JRAnd56...I hope Allison (and perhaps June) will look glorious on it!
My dream is to one day watch ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE on a large plasma screen TV!
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Happy Birthday Sir Andrew!
Actually, it's Lord Lloyd Webber, now. :D
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Well, that is one of my dreams, anyhow.
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Now that we've exhausted hypnosis, I shall now be a seer and say that I believe this day will enter the top ten. Of course, if I'm proven wrong, then I shall be a seer sucker.
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An evening at Elmoore's?
(http://www.subletexperiment.com/images/home.gif)
der Brucer
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Well... Since it now looks like I will be coming in tomorrow for part of tomorrow's rehearsal, I'm going to pass on "Johnny Guitar" at Chelsea Clearview tonight. :(
So, until I return to chez Harlem...
Laters...
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It's a stopgap solution using what he has on hand. Ideally, he'd have the green-blue-red video cables for component connections, but since he didn't mention having those, I ATTEMPTED to help him solve his problem as clearly as I knew how. It would be easier doing it by phone, of course.
IT sure was a lifesaver for ME!
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My dream is to one day watch ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE on a large plasma screen TV!
I still have my yet un-watched copy by the bedstead - you mean I dare take it to the living room and play it on my 52" HDTV?
der Brucer
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If I had done anything exciting today, I would have something to post about. But, alas, it is a lovely day with absolutely no excitement whatsoever, except that it is raining, which is always an exciting thing in the desert.
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I mean, if I had some excitement, then I could make lots and lots of posts, which would help us get to be a top-ten day.
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Actually, it's Lord Lloyd Webber, now. :D
Actually BOTH titles are correct...if you're British, an Anglophile, or impressed by such things.
Here in the USA, though, he's Tony Webber
;).
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If I had done anything exciting today, I would have something to post about. But, alas, it is a lovely day with absolutely no excitement whatsoever, except that it is raining, which is always an exciting thing in the desert.
Yeah, if memory serves it can go from sunny skies to light drizzle to flash floods in lickity split!
It was driving across Arizona when I first saw rain bounce!
der Brucer
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WEll, someone may have missed snack time, but it certainly wasn't me.
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It worked DR MATTH - thanks so much!
Unfortunately I picked up the first DVD on the stack and it was HOLLYWOODLAND....
The director says in an interview: "No one wanted a full biography of George Reeves...."
He didn't ask me.
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Nice to hear nice things from MR BK about Ms Bacall.
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And if Drowsy Chaperone comes to town, MusicGuy, Kerry, Sandra and I will take him out for ice cream. (We don't do bars.)
But what about ice cream bars?
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yay for lotsa pages!
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Let me know who's ordering.
I will soon be ordering- as soon as I am home.
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I suppose I shall go catch the train now...
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OMG, is it 530 alreday? I'd better get moving.
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DR Ron Pulliam - I am sooo with you regarding Peter Noone's and Lulu's performances last night on "AI". Mr. Noone should have just done one chorus and called it a night. And Lulu should have just sung the song the way she did back then, instead of trying to make it all hip and "today". *And just how much "work" have both of them had done? ;)
Lulu "looks" great....from what we can see. I imagine there've been some nips and tucks here and there (and, oh my, EVERYwhere).
Noone seems fine when just talking...but that performance makes me think hie's a bit deluded about his youthfulness.
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Aren't they a lovely bunch of British aborigines:
(http://www.leahymusic.com/images/jumpfront/photo-top1.jpg)(http://www.leahymusic.com/images/jumpfront/photo-top2.jpg)
1/2 of the Leahys
The rest of the bunch:
(http://www.leahymusic.com/images/jumpfront/photo-top3.jpg)(http://www.leahymusic.com/images/jumpfront/photo-top4.jpg)
der Brucer
correction...
They are Canadian!
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The Leahys have also recorded with The Chieftains... Donal Leahy is married to Natalie MacMaster, a very talented fiddler in the Cape Breton tradition.
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Will check back in a bit... Need to get some work done!
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But what about ice cream bars?
Mmm. I would go to an ice cream bar!
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I had a Tab at Zanzi-Bar (almost a Billy Joel reference)
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Or was it a Diet Coke?
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The last times I've been in bars:
A. The animal-themed drinking club after the incident.
B. After a Jason Graae concert when DR Sandra Jackson-Pollacked a cherry tomato on some guy's suit.
C. After a Jason Graae concert in Palm Springs when a group of intoxicated people were taking bets on whether or not DR Sandra and I were lesbian lovers.
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So I stick to going out for ice cream.
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Mmmmm.... I think I'll have an ice cream bar!
And some art lessons...
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The posts are flying on the film music boards - these humorless turds don't understand why the label would ever issue something like The Creature Wasn't Nice - they think it's a joke. Of course, hearing some of the things they LIKE would lead you to question their sanity anyway. And they post this without having heard one note of music.
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correction...
They are Canadian!
Queen Elizabeth is their Head of State.
Member of the (British) Commonwealth of Nations.
They fiddle and step dance and do other "Celtic" things.
Sounds "furin" enough fer me 8)
der Brucer
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Can any of these stories be posted?? I've always heard that she has "issues" but no one will say what they are or what exactly has happened. ::)
Here's an article:
http://www.wideopenwest.com/~eirish/Battle.html
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I hope you all realize what you are doing! BK is now going to hypnotize all of us every day, just so he can get the posts!
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An evening at Elmoore's?
(http://www.subletexperiment.com/images/home.gif)
der Brucer
The only problem: the sublet situation is at Toyland and not my personal living space, so it's already inaccurate!
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Houston, we have a problem: the upload folder is full, and I'm told to notify an administrator and because I had a photo attached to my post, I've lost it and I'm now pissed since I will not type the goddam anecdote over again.
That's diva behavior: someone fix this!
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Here's an article:
http://www.wideopenwest.com/~eirish/Battle.html
Are we sure shes a women?
Men do Bitch best!
(See previous post :D)
der Brucer
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- they think it's a joke.
And....so were Cosi Fan Tuti and The Magic Flute.
der Brucer
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Urrg, I have only a matter of minutes before I must get ready to go work the food stand for a show. Nothing actually performed, it is a lecture/ slide show on the Our Gang Comedies and the studio they came from.
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And they post this without having heard one note of music.
Hey, visceral loathing is deaf.
der Brucer
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Mmm. I would go to an ice cream bar!
Now I want some....
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Well, shucks.
I tried to post a wonderful color insert for "Daddy Long Legs" currently being offered on EBay, but I'm told that the UPLOAD FOLDER IS FULL....CONTACT THE ADMINISTRATOR.
Anyone know who that might be?
:D
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Are we sure shes a women?
Men do Bitch best!
(See previous post :D)
der Brucer
Oh! I thought you guys were talking about Ann Coulter and her Adam's apple!
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If anyone could do a summary (short and positive!) of the last 33 pages of HHW posts I would appreciate it.
Congratulations and supportive vibes to appropriate H. & K.
I wonder of there is a topic of the day.
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I had a Tab at Zanzi-Bar (almost a Billy Joel reference)
Was it Tab Hunter?
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*And I guess that means I'll be staying up late tonight to catch the reviews as they're posted online.
You and me both kid ;D
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And I am glad to know your gentleman caller is indeed available.
Thanks, mom ;)
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On a clear day I can remember Mighty Mouse's girlfriend being hypnotised and singing "Carry Me Back To My Old Virginie". Daffy Duck was also hypnotised. (I don't think he was Melinda Tentrees in a previous life).
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Here's an article:
http://www.wideopenwest.com/~eirish/Battle.html (http://www.wideopenwest.com/~eirish/Battle.html)
Wow. :-\
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Quote from: MBarnum on Today at 08:52:48am
"Some do, and some don't"
That's the title of my next travelog
Then your trip to NYC shall be most interesting!
In Mr. Barnum's case, I think most do, or would!
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Breaking news: The church alarm went off and I had to investigate.
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Have never been hypnotized.
And of course there is no better hypnotic movie then the HYPNOTIC EYE (1960). (thanks for the youtube clip Jrand56!).
(http://i14.ebayimg.com/03/i/06/6e/d6/ca_1.JPG)
Jacques Bergerac? Isn't his brother the host of DANCING WITH THE STARS?
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If anyone could do a summary (short and positive!) of the last 33 pages of HHW posts I would appreciate it.
This is all that matters:
BK:
I'm happy to announce that The Creature Wasn't Nice original soundtrack recording is now up for preorder. It's a limited edition of 973 copies, so don't delay.
buysoundtrax (http://.stores.yahoo.net/creatwasnico.html)
der Brucer
And Jrand has a new HDRV that Matt helped him hook-up.
And I'm being annoying and picky.
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Break a leg vibes to the cast, crew and creative team of CURTAINS....~~~~~~~~
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Mike Kuchwara's review for CURTAINS is already out and posted on the Cast Recording List, and here's the review from Talkinbroadway.com:
http://www.talkinbroadway.com/world/Curtains.html
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Had a great day at the prison. The sun was shining, it was about 60, of course that makes the natives restless, but it was productive.
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Breaking news: The church alarm went off and I had to investigate.
Your Attention. Please!
The Devil is in the building!
der Brucer
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Well, if anybody wants a new, unopened, widescreen copy of the DVD let me know - we have two.
der Brucer
I would!
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Mike Kuchwara's review for CURTAINS is already out and posted on the Cast Recording List, and here's the review from Talkinbroadway.com:
http://www.talkinbroadway.com/world/Curtains.html
Wow, a mixed review but he loved DHP and Rupert.
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I still have my yet un-watched copy by the bedstead - you mean I dare take it to the living room and play it on my 52" HDTV?
der Brucer
It would be just like seeing it at the drive-in!!
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Thank you Der Brucer for the summary.
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I tried to dance but the administrator said the upload folder was full....so I guess it's page 20 watch from the sidelines as the world dances by...
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I would!
Send me mailing instructions and they're all yours!
der Brucer
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Guilty. And wrote the songs. But not the score, which is by David Spear. The nice thing about this release is that I really go into detail about the history of the project and how it got butchered. Later this year, Kritzerland will be releasing for the first time ever, the original director's cut of the film, along with the butchered version done by the producers, both in the original aspect ratio.
I can't wait!
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DR Jose, Did you see this story on John Kander on Playbill online today
http://www.playbill.com/news/article/106710.html
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I've been at it for an hour and twenty minutes and am still not caught up!
Ohhh, how many nights have I said that?
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Haven't people been posting pix all day? I sent a note to Mr. Bakalor yesterday asking him to purge, but I guess he hasn't done it. I'll send him a reminder.
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Ohhh, how many nights have I said that?
...never?
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BK, I'll have to do a little checking to find the answers to the most recent questions. But first, after reading all these posts I need a little nourishment
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It would be just like seeing it at the drive-in!!
Except you won't have a windshield to get all steamy!
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Thanks, Cilla - I await.
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Lalala....watching some Ice Skating....however the Men's Short Program at the world championships is more Ass Skating than anything.
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DR MBARNUM - I watched a bit of June in AOPP and she looks great....lovely hair and good "secretary" clothes. I shall watch the rest of it this weekend.
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They haven't dunned me for a buck yet - so we shall see.
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At 8:11 pm, something happened on UGLY BETTY that made me fall down laughing!
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Now I want an ice cream bar.
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At 8:11 pm, something happened on UGLY BETTY that made me fall down laughing!
I will alert the media RE: both events. ;D
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Isn't DR CASON going to be taping the radio program with MR BK?
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At 8:11 pm, something happened on UGLY BETTY that made me fall down laughing!
Is it something that one who doesn't follow the show would find funny? Or would one need to know the characters and such in order to find said event funny?
In other words, would I get it if I watched?
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Is it something that one who doesn't follow the show would find funny? Or would one need to know the characters and such in order to find said event funny?
In other words, would I get it if I watched?
Old Steve Allen joke:
Reporter: Do they get your program in Bakersfield?
Steve Allen: They watch it, but they don't get it. ;D
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Now all I can think of is The Man on the Street, Gordon Hathaway!
Hi ho, Steverino!
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Yes, I'll be on my way to tape the radio show in about thirty minutes and will indeed see Cason.
And I'll also say that this day had entered the top ten. How high it will go is not known at this time, oh, no, it is not known at this time.
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I think I will now do some Past Life Regressing......
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Be sure to mention Miss Allison Hayes and the hair do that she wore that was borrowed for the female alien.....
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Is it something that one who doesn't follow the show would find funny? Or would one need to know the characters and such in order to find said event funny?
In other words, would I get it if I watched?
If you're following the relationships of every character from the start of the episode, you might.
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At 8:11 pm, something happened on UGLY BETTY that made me fall down laughing!
I am afraid my love of UGLY BETTY cannot overcome my dislike of Miss LuPone.
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You are getting sleepy............................
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Good Evening!
It's WARM in NYC! Warm, I tell ya'!
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DR Cillaliz - Yep, I read that article earlier today. -Life goes on. And that's a good thing.
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Oooh! For some unknown reason, this "lyric" has been going through my head today. -And it actually could work as a Page Dance...
Ooh! Sigh!
Give her your attention
Do- I-
Really have dementia...
;)
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I am afraid my love of UGLY BETTY cannot overcome my dislike of Miss LuPone.
You don't even know Ms Lupone!
She's quite perfect for the part tonight.
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Interesting:
Guys sound a little flat or sumpin.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm8QhhmJ-uk (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm8QhhmJ-uk)
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Oooh! For some unknown reason, this "lyric" has been going through my head today. -And it actually could work as a Page Dance...
Ooh! Sigh!
Give her your attention
Do- I-
Really have dementia...
;)
Thank you, DR JOSE. I now have a new theme song.
Wow....if ANTHONY and DR CASON start traveling around the country in their respective shows, they may even show up in Indy!! 8)
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Thank you, DR JOSE. I now have a new theme song.
You're welcome, DR JRand.
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Good Evening!
It's WARM in NYC! Warm, I tell ya'!
...And since it was quite balmy when I left rehearsal, I was thinking about getting some ice cream... And, lo and behold, there was a Mister Softee truck! So... A Red Merlin Crunchie - Vanilla soft serve, dipped in cherry coating and cookie crumbs. :)
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If you're following the relationships of every character from the start of the episode, you might.
Well, then, I guess I may watch it but I won't get it.
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Laura, anything happen when the alarm went off?
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Did Miss Karen's and mine's hypnotic posting frenzy put the kabosh on pictures??
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Laura, anything happen when the alarm went off?
It was a power failure. But I was a little wary about going over.
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Did Miss Karen's and mine's hypnotic posting frenzy put the kabosh on pictures??
No. More likely all my photos.
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Keith Olberman's hair looks green again tonight
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Keith Olberman's hair looks green again tonight
Still recovering from ST. Patrick's day I take it....
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No. More likely all my photos.
But your photos are lovely!
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...And until the upload folder is purged, we can still post photos via link using the [img] command. At least for photos that are on other websites (if they're allowed to be hot-linked).
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I am going to try .... whatever Jose said.
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DR Jose, the BroadwayWorld message board has links to several CURTAINS reviews it's here http://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.cfm?thread=929483&dt=19
They seem to be mixed to positive right now
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How do you do that, Jose?
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DR Jose, the BroadwayWorld message board has links to several CURTAINS reviews it's here http://www.broadwayworld.com/board/readmessage.cfm?thread=929483&dt=19
They seem to be mixed to positive right now
I've been reading them as they've been coming up. Alas, the New York Times' one sometimes gets out early, sometimes it does not. We shall see.
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Well, then, I guess I may watch it but I won't get it.
Actually, it's quite a wonderful episode showing up why this show is so fantastic. You'll get it and you may want to watch it another time. One episode hooked me.
SCRUBS is quite wonderful tonight, as well.
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No. More likely all my photos.
I blame DR Jose.
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How do you do that, Jose?
Well... Have you uploaded your pics to a site like Photobucket.com? Or a personal web page?
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Let me know who's ordering.
I have just placed an order
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I've been reading them as they've been coming up. Alas, the New York Times' one sometimes gets out early, sometimes it does not. We shall see.
How are you finding them?
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How are you finding them?
Just checking the various message boards. Broadwayworld.com seems to have all the major ones. -I'm trying to remember the other site that has all the links - they usually get the Times one early. *Although, sometimes I've been able to "find" the NY Times on their site by clicking through various articles on the show in question.
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Thanks, I'm doing the same thing, just thought you may have some expert advice about it. :)
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Thanks, I'm doing the same thing, just thought you may have some expert advice about it. :)
Did you come across the TheatreMania one yet?
Curtains (http://www.theatermania.com/content/news.cfm/story/10351)
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BK: Can you point the way to those idiotic sights that are slamming the cd release? Curious to read about them.
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Men's free skate (tape delay) on ESPN right now....
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Hope the Carping matches the Drapes!
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Mama don't 'low no dancin' 'roun' here. Apostrophes and all!
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Did you come across the TheatreMania one yet?
Curtains (http://www.theatermania.com/content/news.cfm/story/10351)
Thanks. Thought I had, but apparently not.
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Jose, I have some on Photobucket.
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Oooh! For some unknown reason, this "lyric" has been going through my head today. -And it actually could work as a Page Dance...
Ooh! Sigh!
Give her your attention
Do- I-
Really have dementia...
;)
Terrific lyric change, too.
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Jose, I have some on Photobucket.
Ah, OK. Well, then that makes things much easier.
At the bottom of each pic on your PhotoBucket page are three pictures tags/links. To post a pic here on HHW, all you simply have to do is click on the IMG Code "link" and copy it. -And with the way PhotoBucket is set up now, all you have to do is click in that box, and it will automatically copy that code to your "clipboard". -Don't worry about what a "clipboard" means. So...
Once you've copied the IMG Code, all you have to do is "Paste" it into your reply here on HHW. -And you don't even have to worry about typing in the [img] code manually since it's already in the copied and pasted text.
*Otherwise, if you wanted to hotlink an image from another webpage, you would just place the pic's link/url between (img) and (/img). -I just used parentheses in place of the brackets - you should use brackets.
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Terrific lyric change, too.
When I did the show in Houston two years ago, that was one of the bugaboo lyrics that the Musical Director/Conductor made sure to nip in the bud early on. It was all about the enunciation. -Although, I guess it's an acceptable mondegreen. In any case, she was the Musical Supervisor for the original Broadway run, so she know of what she was talking about.
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Stupid Quote from the NCAA commentators
"He can shoot with either hand. He's amphibious"
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Jose, I have some on Photobucket.
If you reply/quote to this post, you'll see how the coding works for the picture below:
(http://www.curtainsthemusical.com/banners/curtains-228x190.jpg)
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Well, the Times' review should be up soon...
And the Opening Party should be in full swing by now too - they had a 6:30 curtain tonight.
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And here it is:
Stagestruck Sleuth, Crazy for Clues and Cues (http://theater2.nytimes.com/2007/03/23/theater/reviews/23curt.html)
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(http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w247/SaltonSeaTrip/BurrowingOwl.jpg)
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Aha!
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And this doesn't fill up the upload folder?
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Aha!
You have learned well, Grasshopper.
;)
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And this doesn't fill up the upload folder?
No, since you're not uploading anything to the site. Only when you hit attach (Choose File) to your post, do you actually upload something to the site. All you are doing is "hot linking" or referencing the pic from another site.
Additionally, by using the IMD Coding, you can also place more than picture in a post - and you can place text between the pics too.
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-And if you want to get really fancy, you can also align the pic (left, right or center), make the pic move, and even make the pic clickable so that it links to another web page.
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I'm about to grill some scallops on the Geroge Foreman grill, is this the best way to cook them? (without adding butter, of course)
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I'm about to grill some scallops on the Geroge Foreman grill, is this the best way to cook them? (without adding butter, of course)
Hmmm... A flat surface would probably work better for the scallops. And since the heat of the Foreman Grill is not adjustable... But you should be fine. Just remember that scallops are quite easy to overcook. -But, then again, some people like their scallops cooked "well done".
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Hey, I just got home from a rehearsal, and David Shire was in MY mailbox, too! He sure does get around!!
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Thanks, I'll report back later
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DR DearLauraReader, glad it was just a false alarm and that everything was OK at the church.
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Personally, I like my scallops broiled. -But with butter. Although, a spritz of olive oil and some herbs is good too.
*Will you be using some sort of fat/oil/cooking spray? Otherwise, you're bound to leave a lot of scallop on the grill - which is a common problem when cooking proteins.
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DR JoseSPiano, I don't think both sides of your business card would be enough space to list all the hats you wear!?!
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DR DearLauraReader, glad it was just a false alarm and that everything was OK at the church.
Me too!
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DR JoseSPiano, I don't think both sides of your business card would be enough space to list all the hats you wear!?!
Mine folds out.
;D
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Hey! Post something, DR Singdaw!
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If I'm not mistaken......
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Why, DR JoseSPiano, you're a regular Dolly Levi! :)
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Hey! Post something, DR Singdaw!
I thought he just did.
???
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And Now.....
[size=10]PAGE 23!!!!![/size]
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Jazz hands, everyone!
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Or...Kimmel hands. Sting.
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Congratulations to DR Singdaw, our newest HHW GOD.
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Welcome to the clouds.
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PAGE 23!!!!!
And how often do we get to say THAT?
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GAK!! DR DearReaderLaura, I hadn't even noticed! Thanks for pointing that out. The harp, I guess, arrives separately? :)
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I'd dance, but I'm just a bit too tired to do so right now...
Dance amongst yourselves.
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:)
Enjoy the view from up here, DR Singdaw!
:)
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Well, even though I don't have to be at rehearsal until 3:00, I do have some things I want to get done in the morning. And since today was an "early" day for, and since I'm already sleepy...
Goodnight.
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Dance amongst yourselves.
Aren't you supposed to give us a topic, first? Oh, no wait...
That's something else.
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Enjoy the view
I just KNEW you were gunning to replace Rosie!
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Singdaw, I was just about to click on your name to see from your profile if you were here when I had my incident over at the church last month, and I saw that you were exactly at 500 posts. So I knew that one more......
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Thanks to all for your gracious hospitality.
I'd love to stay and help you get to page 46, but I must sleep.
Sweet dreams, everyone!
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Good night and sleep well now that you are up in the clouds.
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No, DR DearReaderLaura, I only got bits and pieces in the aftermath, but enough so that I knew that even a seemingly innocuous event such as you experienced today would be tinged with an extra undercurrent of...well, I'm not expressing it very well, but I think you know what I mean...
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DR Singdaw - When I see your avatar I think "We're like two fish that pass in the night"
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Exhanging glances!
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It worked DR MATTH - thanks so much!
Unfortunately I picked up the first DVD on the stack and it was HOLLYWOODLAND....
The director says in an interview: "No one wanted a full biography of George Reeves...."
He didn't ask me.
I'm SO glad it worked!
We share the same opinion about that STUPID directorial comment. Frankly, what I didn't want was an intrusive fictional detective's dull family woes mucking up the fascinating story of George Reeves.
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Congrats singdaw on reaching the clouds!
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I am afraid my love of UGLY BETTY cannot overcome my dislike of Miss LuPone.
Well . . . . .
spoiler
She gets told off good and proper by her gay son; one of the HIGHLIGHTS of the season as far as I'm concerned.
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I'd dance, but I'm just a bit too tired to do so right now...
Dance amongst yourselves.
I'm always dancing amongst myself.
No mean feat.
No mien feet, either.
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Welcome to godhood, DR Singdaw!
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I began my evening with the sensational British mystery GREEN FOR DANGER with Allister Sim, Trevor Howard, and Leo Genn. I figured out the method for murder, but, alas, I didn't pick the murderer though it was obvious once I got to the denouement.
The Criterion disc was a little iffy at the beginning with some slight flashing and a scratch or two, but then things settled down, and it was the lustrous black and white image - glorious.
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Think I'll go to sleep. I need to make sure I get up in time to stop at the coffee shop. Night
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I also had time to watch a video lecture on the film and then I started again and listened to Bruce Eder's expert commentary for about 20 minutes.
Wonderful film, and it's one I'll want to rewatch again soon.
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Think I'll go to sleep. I need to make sure I get up in time to stop at the coffee shop. Night
;)
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UGLY BETTY, as others have said, was a superb episode tonight mixing some wonderful comedy, some family melodrama among ALL the families, and a good bit of heart. Marc's defense of the Suarez family instantly gave him another dimension to the bitchy (albeit funny) gay stereotype he's been playing all season. This may be the start of the writers starting to round him as a character.
And Justin was hilarious improvising his own scenario - "Don't I get to play, too?" HE IS PRICELESS!
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Personally, I like my scallops broiled. -But with butter. Although, a spritz of olive oil and some herbs is good too.
*Will you be using some sort of fat/oil/cooking spray? Otherwise, you're bound to leave a lot of scallop on the grill - which is a common problem when cooking proteins.
Grilling and eating are done. Took about 2 or 3 minutes to grill, nothing stuck to the grill and no oil or spray was used. 3oz of scallops, 2/3 cup of brown rice (with pepper and "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter" spray) small green salad with cucumbers and red wine vinegar... dinner. Yummylicious. I grilled all the scallops so I'll have some for tomorrow.
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GREY'S ANATOMY had an outstanding episode, too, and I knew from the moment Dr. Bailey told Dr. Sloan about her day that he'd use that as the theme of his speech to the board and that they would love it.
With Addison's moving on to her own show next season very likely, making him the new head of surgery will set him up more importantly on the show.
I wasn't at all for the Callie-George-Izzy triangle last week, but I actually think it will open some interesting possibilities for a new dynamic between the three of them.
I still don't believe that Christina and Burke will ever tie the knot.
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And I really loved RAINES tonight, too. It's a very different kind of detective show. I just love getting the story of the crime and the identity of the victim little by little, and sometimes receiving the wrong information which leds Raines down shaky paths toward the eventual truth. Very different kind of show.
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Ron and Scabbers Dance!!!
Or it will be when I can figure out how to do it!
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Just did a very nice interview with Mr. Don Marshall star (or recurring character) on two of my favorite childhood television programs...LAND OF THE GIANTS and JULIA. What a great guy. I certainly enjoyed chatting with him.
(http://i14.ebayimg.com/03/i/07/d0/55/9a_1_b.JPG)
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Congrats on your godhood, singdaw!
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Think I'll go to sleep. I need to make sure I get up in time to stop at the coffee shop. Night
:)
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Haven't people been posting pix all day?
Posting links, not using attachments.
der Brucer
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I'm trying to remember the last time Brantley gave a really good review to a new musical that didn't start off-Broadway. Was the last one in that category Hairspray in 2002?
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We still haven't heard about DR Cason today, have we?
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You don't even know Ms Lupone!
She's quite perfect for the part tonight.
I have met Miss LuPone.
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Freddy is curled up on my lap watching me type and Dog Bosco is in the kitche chewing on his new favorite treat, Pig hooves. Whenever he is nawing on one it smells like bacon in the house! LOL!
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No I don't believe we have heard anything re: Cason yet...perhaps he will make an announcement!!!
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We still haven't heard about DR Cason today, have we?
Didn't we hear from DR Miss Karen that it is narrowed down to two people (Cason being one of them), and the director is going to wrestle with his decision for a day or two. That's the last thing I remember reading.
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Welcome to Valhalla, DR singdaw. Pull up a cloud and relax!
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I blame DR Jose.
Thank you - I haven't the heart the blame Laura.
der Brucer
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B. After a Jason Graae concert when DR Sandra Jackson-Pollacked a cherry tomato on some guy's suit.
C. After a Jason Graae concert in Palm Springs when a group of intoxicated people were taking bets on whether or not DR Sandra and I were lesbian lovers.
Errr..who is Jason Graae?
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He is a singer who has sung on a lot of BK's CDs. He introduced us to BK.
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Today has been a lovely day with the most exciting thing that happened has been RAIN in the desert.
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I'm heading down to bed now.
Good night!
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Ahh, try this one:
http://www.jasongraae.com/
And a dear friend of HHW.
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Lalala....watching some Ice Skating....however the Men's Short Program at the world championships is more Ass Skating than anything.
Black Mens' Shorts?
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Congats to Singdaw on your Godhood!!!!
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Thank you - I haven't the heart the blame Laura.
der Brucer
;D
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Aha!
Ho Ho - nicely done!
der Brucer
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Actually, it's quite a wonderful episode showing up why this show is so fantastic. You'll get it and you may want to watch it another time. One episode hooked me.
SCRUBS is quite wonderful tonight, as well.
DP Colin and I decided one viewing of Ugly Betty was more than enough. It rated #1 here in Melbourne on debut and After three weeks is now at #12. Even "Better Homes and Gardens" made it to #10.
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Wow, loads of posts today. I can't stay & read them.
I just stopped in to ask for continued vibes for our little boy. Tomorrow Sherlock has a CT scan scheduled. He might have the worse kind of elbow dysplasia. We still aren't sure he doesn't also have the problem we went to the specialist for. It is very complicated, we will know more tomorrow.
Needless to say, he are very upset & worried & aren't sure what to do.
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To our best BIG puppy!
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When I was in college, my roommates took me out for my birthdayt o see this hypnosit: http://www.hypnotistmikeharvey.com/
I was supposedly hypnotized, alhtough I felt like I knew what I was doing all along. A weird feeling.
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Back from taping a very raucous radio show, which began with the mic falling over and hitting my glass of Diet Coke, which promptly spilled on mostly everyone. It got wilder from there. The show airs on Sunday.
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The humor-challenged film music site where the bellyaching is going on is filmscoremonthly.com.
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Congratulations to DR Singdaw, our newest HHW GOD.
Zounds! There goes the neighborhood! Welcome aboard.
der Brucer
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I must now go sit on my couch like so much fish, since I had a lovely, large meal with Mr. Donald Feltham.
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This will for sure end up as our seventh highest posting day - could go higher I suppose.
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Welcome five GUESTS. Who are you people?
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Think I'll go to sleep. I need to make sure I get up in time to stop at the coffee shop. Night
Oh Miss Cilla, you'll be going to the footbridge in no time!
der Brucer
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And Justin was hilarious improvising his own scenario - "Don't I get to play, too?" HE IS PRICELESS!
And it takes some doing to steal scences from the regular bunch of pros on screen.
der Brucer
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Our "marked for viewing" TV consists of one programme this coming week. "Spooks" (M.I.5).
I guess we just don't "get" TV. (of course if the "reality" shows are crossed out then there is not much left).
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Tomovoz, I have only turned on the news for the last few weeks, and I usually turn it off because there is too much dumb chatter. If our tv broke, I probably wouldn't even notice.
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Health vibes to Sherlock
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Needless to say, he are very upset & worried & aren't sure what to do.
Take a deep breath, a cup of Hot Cocoa, and feel the vibes from your friends at HHW.
der Brucer
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DP Colin and I decided one viewing of Ugly Betty was more than enough. It rated #1 here in Melbourne on debut and After three weeks is now at #12. Even "Better Homes and Gardens" made it to #10.
It's probably a bit too Gotham-centric for OZ.
der Brucer
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(http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w247/SaltonSeaTrip/Curledproboscis.jpg)
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By George, I think I've got it!
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...I felt like I knew what I was doing all along. A weird feeling.
Oh, I do believe you!
der Brucer
We will leave "hypnosit" for another day.
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By George, I think I've got it!
Oh-Oh - she's really going to get dangerous!
der Brucer
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One of the chinchy bassas who terrorized the Phoenix area last year:
(http://i178.photobucket.com/albums/w247/SaltonSeaTrip/Hausner.jpg)
PHOENIX -- Serial Shooter suspect Dale Hausner wants a reward for generating headlines.
The East Valley Tribune reported that Hausner, who faces seven counts of first-degree murder, placed a collect call to the paper and asked for a discounted subscription to the Tribune.
"I've sold a lot of newspapers for you," Hausner told the Tribune.
The paper reported that Hausner called himself "Dale the Innocent" when he placed the call from the Fourth Avenue Jail.
The Tribune said it declined Hausner's request for a "sweetheart deal."
Hausner is one of two men charged in the Serial Shooter case. He and Samuel Dieteman are charged with seven slayings in connection with 42 shootings of random people and animals in Phoenix, Scottsdale and Mesa from May 2005 to July 2006.
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It's late - I can probably get away with a Blonde joke:
PLANE IS ON ITS WAY TO HOUSTON WHEN A BLONDE IN ECONOMY CLASS GETS UP AND MOVES TO THE FIRST CLASS SECTION AND SITS DOWN. THE FLIGHT ATTENDANT WATCHES HER DO THIS AND ASKS TO SEE HER TICKET.
SHE THEN TELLS THE BLONDE THAT SHE PAID FOR ECONOMY CLASS AND THAT SHE WILL HAVE TO SIT IN THE BACK.
THE BLONDE REPLIES, "I'M BLOND, I'M BEAUTIFUL, I'M GOING TO HOUSTON AND I'M STAYING RIGHT HERE."
THE FLIGHT ATTENDANT GOES INTO THE COCKPIT AND TELLS THE PILOT AND THE CO-PILOT THAT THERE IS A BLONDE SITTING IN FIRST CLASS THAT BELONGS IN ECONOMY BUT SHE WILL NOT MOVE BACK TO HER SEAT.
THE CO-PILOT GOES BACK TO THE BLONDE AND TRIES TO EXPLAIN THAT BECAUSE SHE ONLY PAID FOR ECONOMY, SHE WILL HAVE TO LEAVE AND RETURN TO HER SEAT IN THE ECONOMY SECTION.
THE BLONDE REPLIES, "I'M BLONDE, I'M BEAUTIFUL, I'M GOING TO HOUSTON AND I'M STAYING RIGHT HERE."
THE CO-PILOT TELLS THE PILOT THAT HE PROBABLY SHOULD HAVE THE POLICE WAITING WHEN THEY LAND SO THAT THEY CAN ARREST THIS BLONDE WOMAN WHO WON'T LISTEN TO REASON.
THE PILOT SAYS, "YOU SAY SHE IS A BLONDE? I'LL HANDLE THIS. I'M MARRIED TO A BLONDE AND I KNOW HOW TO 'SPEAK BLONDE'."
HE GOES BACK TO THE BLONDE AND WHISPERS IN HER EAR AND SHE SAYS, "OH, I'M SORRY SIR." THEN, SHE GETS UP AND GOES BACK TO HER SEAT IN ECONOMY.
THE FLIGHT ATTENDANT AND CO-PILOT ARE AMAZED AND ASKED HIM WHAT HE SAID TO MAKE HER MOVE WITHOUT ANY FUSS.
I JUST TOLD HER, "FIRST CLASS ISN'T GOING TO HOUSTON."
der Brucer
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Update on the guy who got abandoned at hte library.
He will become a word of the state. Sadly the most the JERK will get will be a slap on the wrist and probation. This may sound harsh, but IMHO, the ones who abandoned him deserve a special place in hell.
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but IMHO, the ones who abandoned him deserve a special place in hell.
Well, it would be warmer than Fargo!
der Brucer
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true.... I wonder how people like this sleep
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Some people are just all tied up:
(http://cdn.news.aol.com/aolnews_photos/01/01/20061029094909990004)
der Brucer
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I'm quite tired right now, but shall try to get a second wind prior to beginning Ye Olde Notes.
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Will we never get to page twenty-six - am I even saying that?
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Read on the AP that Houdini's kin want to exhume his body and test it.
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Tom,
Edisaurus is trying to track you down about her film to be shown at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image in Melbourne.
der Brucer
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Was going to hang around for a bit longer and then go and watch the rebroadcast of the late news and then a documentary on PBS called "THrough Deaf Eyes". Too bad it was not on last fall....
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Read on the AP that Houdini's kin want to exhume his body and test it.
That's where I got the picture!
der Brucer
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the documentary is about history as seen through the experiences of the DEAF
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Will we never get to page twenty-six - am I even saying that?
Yes - you're shameless, shameless I say! (Did I mention shameless?)
Only four more posts ;D
der Brucer
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I am contemplating something witty to say
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the documentary is about history as seen through the experiences of the DEAF
Quite argumentative hereabouts. (Much ado about who should run Gallaudet University ).
der Brucer
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I could be nasty and do an Ann Coulter page 26 dance!
der Brucer
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Maybe BK could do an album:
Kathleen Battle and Sally Mayes do Webber/Sondheim.
Arrangements by Larry Moore
der Brucer
(CD Recording as Extreme Sports!)
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I have a cousin who protested in that upraising
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Congratulations to DR Singdaw, our newest HHW GOD.
Welcome to the Heavens, Singdaw!!
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I have a cousin who protested in that upraising
Public sympathy was generally on the side of the administration and opposed to the student upstarts.
der Brucer
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And I really loved RAINES tonight, too. It's a very different kind of detective show. I just love getting the story of the crime and the identity of the victim little by little, and sometimes receiving the wrong information which leds Raines down shaky paths toward the eventual truth. Very different kind of show.
Did you (or anyone) happen to notice that when Jeff Goldblum was talking with someone, he would frequently glance away from the person's face at what looked to me to be a specific point?? All I could think about during most of the episode was that he's using cue cards! :o
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Hey, I just got home from a rehearsal, and David Shire was in MY mailbox, too! He sure does get around!!
I didn't receive the David Shire CD, but I did get a package from our very own Tomovoz!! Thank you very much! That's so kind of you. I'll listen to them at work tomorrow. :-*
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Wow, loads of posts today. I can't stay & read them.
I just stopped in to ask for continued vibes for our little boy. Tomorrow Sherlock has a CT scan scheduled. He might have the worse kind of elbow dysplasia. We still aren't sure he doesn't also have the problem we went to the specialist for. It is very complicated, we will know more tomorrow.
Needless to say, he are very upset & worried & aren't sure what to do.
~~~Super Vibes for Sherlock!!~~~
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By George, I think I've got it!
BLAME JOSE!!
;)