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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were Newton-like, and now it is time for you to post until the cows come home - they just ate an entire package of Fig Newtons and are currently vomiting on the ground.
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And the word of the day is: VETITIVE!
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Welcome five GUESTS.
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Well, I must to bed.
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So...who's having rice pudding for breakfast this morning? :)
(http://s3.amazonaws.com/tastyplanner/pictures/716/indian_rice_pudding.jpg)
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So...who's having rice pudding for breakfast this morning? :)
(http://s3.amazonaws.com/tastyplanner/pictures/716/indian_rice_pudding.jpg)
Poo - that looks like rice soup.
That is boiled rice pudding, Ann and I are in for the baked variety!
It dishes up like this:
(http://www.nancys-kitchen.com/images/full-bakedricepudding.jpg)
der Brucer
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I do not like rice pudding.
I do not like it in a cup
I do not like it with a pup
I do not like it in the hall
I do not like it, not at all.
Every marriage has it's rough spots. Our rough spot is gummy and pastey and bleh.
(The fact that I don't like raisins doesn't help, of course.)
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Good morning to all! I'm at the airport, waiting for my flight to go to Pittsburgh. I don't think I had the chance to tell you all that someone from my office is also going to Pittsburgh this morning. Different airline but leaving just a few minutes before me.
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We joked that we might cross paths in the Pittsburgh airport.
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Good morning, Danise!
Travel safely and happily!
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The house was so lonely last night without Sheena there. Poor baby, she really ddin't want to go with the people at the kennel. She backed into me and sat down. They had to pull her to make her go with them.
I guess she thought she was back at the pound. I wish there was a way you could make them understand that it's for their own good. She has her bed and her favorite toy--a squeekie toy horse.
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Good morin
Good morning, Danise!
Travel safely and happily!
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Good morning to you as well! Thank yoiu for the good wishes!
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I preprogramed the address of the hotel, the car rental place and Armstrongs into my GPS so I shouldn't have to many problems when I get the car. I don't know why I'm so unnerved about driving up there.
I packed my ice scraper just in case I need it as well. It's going to be cooolllllldddd!
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Well, I'm going to go in search of something to eat.
Next post may be from the great, white (well hopefully not) North!!!
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Last night, I finished watching Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds.
I had watched part of the film earlier in the week, but had to put it aside because I needed sleep.
I have decided it is the most wretched film Steven Spielberg has ever directed. Not that he's directed very many wretched films, but he's had a few. The Lost World: Jurassic Park II comes to mind.
I think the reason WotW is so wretched is that it has a star cast in the lead role. That star is Tom Cruise, and his having been cast in the lead throws the entire movie off. Everything centers on Tom Cruise, who is not that good of an actor, imo. And you know that he's going to survive the whole film, because during the first attack people are blowing up inches away from him, and he just gets ash all over him. The film would have been much more believable if Spielberg had pulled a Marion Crane and blown up Cruise along with everyone else. Then the film could have focused on his two kids, and how they surivive, and we all know how Spielberg is great at directing kids. Or, if Spielberg had cast an unknown in the role, then it would have been more believable, because an unknown wouldn't have had people getting blown up inches away from him, they would have at the very closest been feet away. But no, this is Tom Cruise, who has to survive an attack by inches, because how else can you justify his having an action figure made of him to sit on his office shelf next to where he plans to display his Oscar.
The rest of the film just went downhill from there.
At least I got one more film crossed off my list of films that we have in our collection that I haven't watched.
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Sheena will be fine, Danise. She just doesn't know it yet. She doesn't yet know that there are other doggies there, and hopefully the people running the kennel will be letting her play with them.
Happy Sheena vibes
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Workies.
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Pittsburgh vibes for DR DANISE. And Miss Sheena will have a joyful reunion with you when you get back.....
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Juan is doing the dryjuall at DR CILLA LIZ's house today.
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MR BK - for information about the problems of the original production of SILK STOCKINGS, please read Ms Hilldegard Knef's autobiography A GIFT HORSE.
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I don't like rice pudding either. :(
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Sunday TAR....hopefully football won't run too long......
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Good morning. That is all.
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Off to work. Oh well.
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And the word of the day is: VETITIVE!
And The Song Of The Day Is: EVERYBODY SAYS DON'T
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More travel vibes to Danise
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Good morning, all! I stayed up to late watching the first disc of THE MONARCH OF THE GLEN, Season 2, and then I slept too late: the dog in the apartment above me barked from around 11:45 to 1 am. I like the tenant but I'm about ready to file a comlaint with the landlord.
Today, back to "Baby, It's Warm Outside," after a few notes on BABES IN TOYLAND, putting the laundry into the washers, and taking my walk.
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Good morning. That is all.
DR Laura, I never run out of things to complain about: so many of the DRs provide them if the outside world does not.
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Good morning!
Much colder this morning than it's been in several days, and the heat even set very low has clicked on several times this morning. In fact, I'm going to turn up the thermostat because the house feels chilly to me. Not going to warm up past the low 60s either, so the sun will be no help today.
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Good morning. That is all.
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Page Two Dance!!!
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I got up so early this morning that I had an hour to spare so I watched another HAWAII FIVE-O episode after reading the Sunday paper.
This was the comedy episode of the season (Hume Cronyn starred in the lighter episodes the last two seasons that I've reviewed), and this year Andy Griffith and Joyce Van Patten played con artists who mistakenly take a briefcase of the mob's money and try to stay two steps ahead of them so they can keep it.
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I haven't yet decided whether I'll be watching CSI: NY or SMALLVILLE as I cook and eat lunch, but it will likely be one of those two shows. There are still others on the DVR that I hope to get to at some point today, but I don't know yet.
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On TV Tonight!™
CBS - AMAZING RACE, COLD CASE, THE UNIT
ABC - EXTREME MAKEOVER, DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES, BROTHERS & SISTERS
NBC - NFL Football (Giants vs. Eagles, I think)
FOX - THE SIMPSONS
HBO - TRUE BLOOD
SHO - DEXTER
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I recall seeing a production of SILK STOCKINGS in Seattle back in the late 1950s or early 1960s. It starred TV game show host Jan Murray, who couldn't sing, but was a last minute replacement for the show's original star, Don Ameche.
The play was certainly not a great show, but it was fun, as was the movie with Fred Astaire.
If you're going to do classic plays/musicals like SILK STOCKINGS, THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER, ARSENIC AND OLD LACE and the like, you should keep them set within their original time frame. Otherwise, it makes no sense to do them at all.
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I recall chatting with a director of a community theatre production of A THOUSAND CLOWNS, a play I'd directed some years before. My son, David, was playing the kid in this staging.
This director was re-writing Herb Gardner's lines. Claimed he always re-wrote a play when he directed it.
I wanted to strangle the guy.
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Silk Stockings remains set in its original time frame.
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I really can't seem to sleep past eight these days - hence, I am up.
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I almost never make it to 8 a.m. I guess all those years of getting up early for teaching just have it burned into my brain. I wish it could be otherwise . . . (a LI'L ABNER reference).
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And now I'm going to head downstairs to get clothes ready for washing and then think about what's going to be my lunch for today.
WBBL.
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I was very disappointed in watching How The West Was Won. I really wanted to like it, but couldn't get through the soap opera. Although the action scenes are amazing and how they placed all three camera to get the shots kept me wondering.
Anyone like it?
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BK - Is it possible your body still hasn't adjusted to the time change of just last week?
Probably a stupid diagnosis, but it's a post. :)
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No, I've been getting up at eight for about three weeks now.
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How The West Was Won, as I even wrote in Kritzer Time, was one of the first epic roadshow films that I didn't love. I saw it a few times in Cinerama, just because the scope of it was so huge and impressive, but I didn't respond to the film much and that was very unusual for me back in those days. I can barely sit through it now, especially when the color is bland, courtesy of Warners.
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Sunday morning greetings! No church for us today, because DH Richard has a very bad cold. Soon I will go shopping for the ingredients for the 2 things he requested - pot roast (today) and chili (tomorrow).
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So...who's having rice pudding for breakfast this morning? :)
Poo - that looks like rice soup.
That is boiled rice pudding, Ann and I are in for the baked variety!
It dishes up like this:
(http://www.nancys-kitchen.com/images/full-bakedricepudding.jpg)
der Brucer
This looks MUCH more appealing :)
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Listening to a very strange CD - a demo of what was a proposed musical of Midnight Cowboy, with music by Joe Harnell and lyrics by Larry Alexander.
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DR DerBrucer, Sherlock did not wear his booties into town. :D
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DR Danise, I’ve driven in Pittsburgh & found some of the high traffic, rather narrow, streets a bit unnerving when I didn’t know where I was going.
DR Ginny, try not to catch DH Richard’s cold. Feel better soon vibes for him.
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DR Ginny, try not to catch DH Richard’s cold. Feel better soon vibes for him.
Thanks, DR Jane! My mom also was fighting a cold when I saw her yesterday, so I fear I'm doomed. In the next several weeks, I do not have time to be sick!
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Was I too mean to Silk Stockings? I tend to get really annoyed at supbar work, but sometimes I forget how many people read the notes.
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That is too bad that SILK STOCKINGS wasn't so hot. I love the movie and it would be fun to see it in stage, if it were good, that is.
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Good Morning! I have to go to church today while DRLaura frolics in Fresno. ??? Howevever I'm wearing a doughnut pin on my collar (it looks like real mini doughnuts). I think I've been around DRSandra too much! :)
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Good Morning! Good Afternoon!
I'm up, I'm up... And after sleeping in (again), I'm still up early enough to head to brunch with my roommate, Jim, and some other friends. We'll be heading down to Eatery (http://www.eaterynyc.com/index.htm) in about an hour or so... And I'm sure a gay time will be had by all. ;)
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~~~~~SAFE TRAVEL VIBES TO DR DANISE~~~~~
and
~~~~~CALM "STAYCATION" VIBES TO DD SHEENA~~~~~
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bk - The original book of Silk Stockings is problematic (too).
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As for Rice Pudding...
I liked the baked version, but I prefer the stove top, still-creamy version. Otherwise, I'd just make a noodle kugel. ;)
*I don't mind raisins, but I prefer my rice pudding with dried cherries and toasted almonds.
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I was very disappointed in watching How The West Was Won. I really wanted to like it, but couldn't get through the soap opera. Although the action scenes are amazing and how they placed all three camera to get the shots kept me wondering.
Anyone like it?
When I saw it in Cinerama back when it first came out, I was blown away by the train robbery sequence. I thought it was the most amazing action sequence I'd ever seen.
I still think it's pretty amazing, mainly because it's "real". No cgi.
A stunt man (Yvonne de Carlo's husband) lost his leg while shooting that sequence.
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...And if I had my choice between Rice Pudding and Tapioca Pudding, I'd probably pick the Tapioca.
*Of course, whenever I'm down in SoHo, and happen to be near Rice to Riches (http://ricetoriches.com/index.2.php), well.... :)
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Silk Stockings remains set in its original time frame.
So, why change it?
NINOTCHKA is certainly not chopped liver.
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PAGE THREE RICE TO RICHES DANCE!!!!
(http://www.insideretailing.com.au/Portals/0/Category_Images/International%20News/2007/rice-to-riches-NY.jpg)
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OK - Time to brunch!
Laters...
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Here is a Tuesday new release that might appeal to some here, those who are more into high brow entertainment (which of course leaves me out!)
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I don't seem to have the cast album of Silk Stockings - weird, because I used to get all RCA CDs back then - I was on their promo list.
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I don't like rice pudding either. :(
I have always enjoyed eating Tapioca Pudding.
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Here is a Tuesday new release that might appeal to some here, those who are more into high brow entertainment (which of course leaves me out!)
(http://www.tvshowsondvd.net/graphics/news3/StudioOne_Anthology.jpg)
I've been thinking about buying it for the broadcast of Menotti's THE MEDIUM with Marie Powers and the original 12 ANGRY MEN.
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I was very disappointed in watching How The West Was Won. I really wanted to like it, but couldn't get through the soap opera. Although the action scenes are amazing and how they placed all three camera to get the shots kept me wondering.
Anyone like it?
I love the film!
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So...who's having rice pudding for breakfast this morning? :)
(http://s3.amazonaws.com/tastyplanner/pictures/716/indian_rice_pudding.jpg)
Poo - that looks like rice soup.
That is boiled rice pudding, Ann and I are in for the baked variety!
It dishes up like this:
(http://www.nancys-kitchen.com/images/full-bakedricepudding.jpg)
der Brucer
Now that's the stuff I love, der Brucer. I wasn't able to make it this morning, because I am low on raisins. Instead I scrambled up some eggs with some feta cheese and green onions. Turned out well. I will be picking up raisins when I go to the store today, and I'll have rice pudding tomorrow morning. I'm also going to make another batch of tapioca pudding for DR Jed and myself. It looked very tasty yesterday, but it all went to DFIL.
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I do not like rice pudding.
I do not like it in a cup
I do not like it with a pup
I do not like it in the hall
I do not like it, not at all.
Every marriage has it's rough spots. Our rough spot is gummy and pastey and bleh.
(The fact that I don't like raisins doesn't help, of course.)
I think every marriage has such spots. Between DH Jed and myself, it is sweet and salty and crunchy. I have a fondness for Kettle Korn, you see, and he thinks it is the most vile stuff on the planet. Horse racing, I suppose.
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Ann, does Jed get Monday and Tuesday off this week?
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Ann, does Jed get Monday and Tuesday off this week?
yes indeed :)
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I do not like the feel of tapioca in my mouth, not fond of the taste either.
After the comparison of the baked rice pudding to custard, I'm really in the mood for a good custard pie. It has been years since I have had one.
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I love rice pudding but I have only ever had it cold and creamy. I have also never made it myself - would you care to share you recipe Ann?
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Hi DR Vixmom, how are you feeling today? I bet some rice pudding would be a soothing food to eat while your mouth heals.
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Last night Vixdad and I had homemade potato soup and quesadillas for dinner.
When the Vixter and I came home from church this morning we had left over potato soup for lunch. I put some broccoli in mine -- YUM!!
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Hi DR Vixmom, how are you feeling today? I bet some rice pudding would be a soothing food to eat while your mouth heals.
I was thinking the same thing!!
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Ann- I am sorry that you had to call out the robber repair man yesterday - did he show you what was wrong? Pur current repair man is plumber who had placed an ad in the local "PennySaver" magazine. He is a little old man , as round as he is tall. He is the one that showed us what was wrong with the furnace and told us how to start it ourselves - he told us that we would be silly to spend the money on him for for such a simple fix - its nice there are still a few honest repair guys out there - I hope you can find one to check out your furnace.
Perhaps your local Craig's List might have suggestions?
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Baked Rice Pudding -
Preheat oven to 325
In a large bowl combine -
3 beaten eggs
2 cups milk
1/2 cup sugar
1 tsp vanilla
1/2 tsp salt (The recipe calls for it, but I never use it)
Mix everything well
Add 2 cups COOKED rice, and 1/2 cup raisins. (I always add more raisins because I love them)
Spray a baking dish, I use a 10x6 one, and gently pour the mixture evenly inside.
Bake at 325 for 30 minutes, then stir and sprinkle some ground nutmeg on top. I sometimes sprinkle some cinnamon too. Continue baking for another 30 minutes or until a knife inserted in the middle comes out clean.
Serve warm or cold.
mmmm...must go get some raisins soon
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Vixmom - We will definitely be using a smaller local repairman next time, and getting a second opinion before we get the whole furnace replaced. The man did not even show me what was wrong, he just said he "restarted" it and cleaned something off. I wasn't able to watch him closely because I had a very hungry Toby who was screaming for food. I didn't feel comfortable nursing him with the repair guy there, so I was trying to keep Toby calm and couldn't keep a close on on the guy. Ah well.
I love cream of potato soup! Is it a good recipe? Can you share it?
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Thanks for the recipe DR Ann. I will have to try it.
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I love baked rice pudding - and don't have a recipe as my grandmother used to make, then my mother, now sometimes I make it and sometimes Mum does.
I also love HOW THE WEST WAS WON. I've never been bored by it. I did see it in on a Cinerama screen back in the day and have never lost my fondness for it.
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td-You don't have your grandmother's recipe or you do-?
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I Do Not Like The Feel Of Tapioca In My Mouth - that's the title of my next novel.
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I'm quite fond of rice pudding but am very picky, rice pudding-wise. Most of what they serve is glop - but when it's good, it's cherce.
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Back from the long jog - lots of clouds and little sun.
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I Do Not Like The Feel Of Tapioca In My Mouth - that's the title of my next novel.
Great title! :)
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Ann- I am sorry that you had to call out the robber repair man yesterday - did he show you what was wrong? Pur current repair man is plumber who had placed an ad in the local "PennySaver" magazine. He is a little old man , as round as he is tall. He is the one that showed us what was wrong with the furnace and told us how to start it ourselves - he told us that we would be silly to spend the money on him for for such a simple fix - its nice there are still a few honest repair guys out there - I hope you can find one to check out your furnace.
Perhaps your local Craig's List might have suggestions?
I have always found hard workers on Craig's List.
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As I was leaving the grocery, I had a phone call from DS Rob. He and Mary Linda are on their way here for a visit. The pot roast is simmering.
RE fig newtons - when Rob was about 4 years old he came home from summer vacation Bible school all excited about the "chocolate" cookies they'd had at snack time. We spent quite a while in the cookie aisle of Kroger while he tried to identify them to me, to no avail. The next time I saw the VBS teacher I asked her what kind of cookies she'd served. They were, of course, fig newtons, which remain one of Rob's favorites to this day.
I like to let them get a little stale, so the cookie part is somewhat crunchy. Same for candy corn and jelly beans.
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td-You don't have your grandmother's recipe or you do-?
Nope, that recipe, like all of grandma's was stored in her head.
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And the word of the day is: VETITIVE!
I bet John McCain wishes he had been more vetitive with regard to Ms. Palin.
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I adore every SECOND of HOW THE WEST WAS WON. I think it's one of THE most entertaining westerns ever made, and I never tire of watching it. I've owned it in almost every home video incarnation including VHS, laserdisc, DVD, and now Blu-ray (which features stunning color and a razor sharp picture).
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I decided on CSI: NY to watch while I ate lunch. Pretty good episode, and I was fooled by the identity of the murderers. I chose wrong, so it was a satisfying denouement.
I hope the seed planted in the episode to dispense with A.J. Buckley's role is just a red herring. He's lots of fun on the show.
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Ann- I am sorry that you had to call out the robber repair man yesterday - did he show you what was wrong? Pur current repair man is plumber who had placed an ad in the local "PennySaver" magazine. He is a little old man , as round as he is tall. He is the one that showed us what was wrong with the furnace and told us how to start it ourselves - he told us that we would be silly to spend the money on him for for such a simple fix - its nice there are still a few honest repair guys out there - I hope you can find one to check out your furnace.
Perhaps your local Craig's List might have suggestions?
I have always found hard workers on Craig's List.
Well, I guess "hard workers" is one way to put it... That could be a euphemism - or not.
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Good Afternoon!
Greetings from Bryant Park!
*And the Hot Chocolate is back! :)
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I managed to watch 4 1/2 episodes of HAWAII FIVE-O this afternoon. My favorite episode of those I watched had quite a guest star list:
Patty Duke as an informant. Larry Kert as the man she marries during the show. Carol Lawrence as a newswoman/photographer and former girl friend of McGarrett. Lane Bradford as the mob boss.
I wonder if Larry and Carol talked about WEST SIDE STORY old times while shooting this episode?
BTW, Larry was quite gorgeous at this period in his life. He should have had a bigger career.
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My favorite exchange at brunch today:
Me: So, does he need a website?
Him: I don't know, but he has a great body.
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Another episode I had featured Robert Foxworth (very young and handsome) as a psychiatrist and Greg Mullavey as a genius psychotic making his life a living hell.
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On another of today's episodes, Meg Foster and Richard Hatch played a young couple who stole babies to sell to a baby broker. Richard Anderson played the broker.
I still have 6 more episodes to go, and the guest star list for this season is already HUGE. In the episode I'm currently in the middle of, Monte Markham is the big name.
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AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
(FROM YESTERDAY)
(http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_daily_dish/images/2008/11/03/rogue_riveroregon430pm.jpg)
Rogue River, Oregon, 4.30 pm.
(http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_daily_dish/images/2008/11/03/lubbocktexas637_pm.jpg)
Lubbock, Texas, 6.37 pm.
der Brucer
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td-You don't have your grandmother's recipe or you do-?
Nope, that recipe, like all of grandma's was stored in her head.
And is now stored in your head? You should write it down so it isn't lost.
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The photos are beautiful. Rogue River is about 45 minutes from us. I wonder why I never go there.
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Heading down now to settle back into HAWAII FIVE-O until TRUE BLOOD time.
WBBL.
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I managed to watch 4 1/2 episodes of HAWAII FIVE-O this afternoon. My favorite episode of those I watched had quite a guest star list:
Patty Duke as an informant. Larry Kert as the man she marries during the show. Carol Lawrence as a newswoman/photographer and former girl friend of McGarrett. Lane Bradford as the mob boss.
I wonder if Larry and Carol talked about WEST SIDE STORY old times while shooting this episode?
BTW, Larry was quite gorgeous at this period in his life. He should have had a bigger career.
Larry Kert was a big fan of Al Jolson. I never met him, but he was the person responsible for my one person play on Jolson getting performed at the Florida Studio Theater in Sarasota, which led to several subsequent stagings of my play.
Had he lived, he would have played the role.
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Just had some eggs and an English muffin.
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The photos are beautiful. Rogue River is about 45 minutes from us. I wonder why I never go there.
Pulchraphobia - a fear of beauty.
der Brucer
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THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING EVERYTHING!
LATIMES (http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-shrink9-2008nov09,0,4372443.story?page=1)
(http://www.latimes.com/media/photo/2008-11/43266779.jpg)
Steven Senne / Associated Press
A tape measure shows the depth of the indentation of a 16.3 ounce jar of Skippy peanut butter next to an 18 ounce jar of the same product.
On store shelves, stealthy shrinking of containers keeps prices from rising
Quantities of peanut butter, soap and other products are reduced to keep up with rising costs. Shoppers may not know they're getting less for their money.
By Jerry Hirsch
November 9, 2008
It is hard to spot what happened this year in the peanut butter aisles of local supermarkets.
But a careful look at the jars of Skippy on the shelves may reveal a surprise. The prices are about the same, but the jars are getting smaller.
They don't look different in size or shape. But recently, the jars developed a dimple in the bottom that slices the contents to 16.3 ounces from 18 ounces -- about 10% less peanut butter.
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At international food giant Unilever, "we have chosen to reduce package sizes as one of our responses" to rising commodity and business expenses, said spokesman Dean Mastrojohn. He said the new smaller sizes are clearly marked on labels.
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Unilever also changed the shape of its Breyers ice cream containers, reducing the contents to 1.5 quarts from 1.75 quarts. Competitor Dreyer's Grand Ice Cream did the same, shortening its carton.
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In June, Kellogg Co. reduced the weight of many popular cereals -- including Cocoa Krispies, Corn Pops, Apple Jacks, Froot Loops and Honey Smacks -- an average of 2.4 ounces per box to offset rising grain and energy expenses.
The reduction wouldn't be obvious to shoppers walking down the cereal row. From the front, the size of the box remains the same; only the depth was reduced, Kellogg told The Times.
Dial shaved its soap bars to 4 ounces from 4.5 ounces but kept the size and look of its packaging the same, spokeswoman Natalie Violi said.
Dial didn't want to increase the price of its soap but needed to do something to maintain its profits because of the skyrocketing cost of tallow. Made from beef and chicken fat, tallow is one of the primary raw materials of bar soap. Its price has doubled over the last 18 months, in part because of increased demand for it as a component of biodiesel fuel, Violi said.
Consumers are confronting similar packaging changes in the toilet paper aisle.
In its promotional materials, the Quilted Northern brand likes to talk about its history of innovation. In the 1920s, it was among the first bath-tissue brands to be sterilized. Quilted Northern went "splinter-free" a decade later and upgraded to two layers in the 1960s.
This year's innovation was to shave half an inch off the width of its Ultra Plush product. Quilted Northern owner Georgia-Pacific said the savings allowed it to make the tissue three-ply instead of two, but it means consumers are getting fewer square inches of paper.
Shoppers on the candy aisle will find that the formerly 8-ounce Hershey's chocolate bar is now 6.8 ounces, a 15% reduction.
I love the "packages are clearly marked" bit; I'm sure we'll find:
NEW - IMPROVED - SMALLER SIZE!
DIET SPECIAL - GET FEWER CALORIES FOR THE SAME PRICE!
der Brucer
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I knew ice cream & other products were shrinking in size. I missed Skippy has also shrunk, interesting method.
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How can we still be on page four.
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I'm watching a Demy TV film from an autobiographical Colette story - so far, about ninety percent of it is narration, which is a little trying, nice as it is to hear Colette's words - and even though there are others in the cast, it's basically a one-woman show. Pretty to look at, though.
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After that, it's Bay of Angels, then I'll take a break from Demy until Tuesday, when I'll start on the short films.
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Is anyone besides me keeping tabs on THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ATLANTA?It's amazing how Bravo finds in all these cities a group of clueless, classless nouveau riche ladies who spend lots of money andact like fools. I've just watched the blonde mistress - not a housewife - of some rock or country western star "Big Poppa" who claims to be a country singer. She worked with a coach, proved she couldn't match a pitch on the pian, was advised by the coach that she she had vocal problems and responded "what does she know? I'm a singer." Yeah, a really lousy stupid one!
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I put off raking leaves long enough for the rain to finally begin today, so since that project is now on hold (hee, hee) I will maybe watch another Bollywood movie and/or take nap.
I am currently full of Indian food.
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Hi all! I am indeed safe and sound and in my hotel room relaxing. Those wonderful HHW vibes have worked their magic once again!
I had a smooth trip. A little too smooth--I feel asleep on the plane. Which leave me to wonder if I snored. I know my throat was somewhat dry when I woke up so that leads me to believe I did....... Oh well.
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Hi all! I am indeed safe and sound and in my hotel room relaxing. Those wonderful HHW vibes have worked their magic once again!
I had a smooth trip. A little too smooth--I feel asleep on the plane. Which leave me to wonder if I snored. I know my throat was somewhat dry when I woke up so that leads me to believe I did....... Oh well.
DR Danise, I'm sure you did not. Someone would have wakened you and told you to stop. Well, I would have.
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I got a GREAT little PT Cruzer for my car. A 2009 with under 200 miles! I didn't know if I would like it or not but about half way to the hotel, I fell in love with it and now I wish I had one instead of Bonnie. I love Bonnie but she is a gas hog. (Say it isn't so!)
The GPS was the star of the show. I preprogramed the sites I needed to get to before I left home and didn't have a bit of a problem finding my way around. I'll confess there was some rather steep hills and some very winding curves but I just slowed down. It the people behind me didn't like it then that was their problem. I drove in what was a safe manner for myself. I wasn't going to go around some of those curves at 50 mph not knowing what was on the other side.
Sadly I saw a poor deer on the side of one of the roads. It broke my heart.
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DR elmore have you ever woken a stranger up during a flight & told them to stop snoring? I haven't no matter how much I wanted to.
Not to make you feel worse Danise, I think it is funny.
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She worked with a coach...
Not to be confused with those that work with a couch.
der Brucer
Or does that come later in the show?
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DR Danise, glad you are enjoying your rental car :)
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DR Danise, did you do what you went there to do, or are you scouting your options first ;)
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Thank you DR Jane and Elmoore. I kinda think it's funny but I would have felt bad if someone had to wake me up. :)
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Hi all! I am indeed safe and sound and in my hotel room relaxing. Those wonderful HHW vibes have worked their magic once again!
I had a smooth trip. A little too smooth--I feel asleep on the plane. Which leave me to wonder if I snored. I know my throat was somewhat dry when I woke up so that leads me to believe I did....... Oh well.
DR Danise, I'm sure you did not. Someone would have wakened you and told you to stop. Well, I would have.
Then there are those with iPhones who'd've been taping away preparing for UTube publication.
der Brucer
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Once I got to the hotel area, I knew where I was and where things were. I went to the cemetary. It was a very hard thing to do. Much harder then I thought it would be. It just hurts that Mom and Dad are so far away and I can't go see them when I want to.
There were all kinds of leaves all over their headstone/plate (I don't know what you call it--it's not a headSTONE per say). If I was nearby, I know I would go and clean it off at least once a month.
I didn't bury Bear today. I will do that tomorrow on Mom's birthday.
I had to leave because it got to cold. I'm doing ok with it for the most part. I have plenty of sweaters and my coat but my pants/jeans are to thin (I guess because of getting them in Florida). I did buy some thermals so I will put them on tomorrow. I'm glad I brought the boots as well.
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Oh, and I like rice pudding. :) I shall have to remember Ann's recipe and try it some time.
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I'm sorry about all the typeo's. I am sooo tired.
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Danise, I'll email you Ann's recipe.
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I also think I need to go downstairs and get something to eat before I fall asleep.
Thanks again for all of the vibes. Tomorrow is going to be a very rough day so I would appriciate it if you would keep them coming.
I wonder what the guys who went through my bag thought when they saw Bears ashes, the shovel and the bulbs?
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Danise, I'll email you Ann's recipe.
Thanks, DR Jane.
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Vibes for tomorrow DR Danise.
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She worked with a coach...
Not to be confused with those that work with a couch.
der Brucer
Or does that come later in the show?
It's already happened: see "Big Poppa" reference. As Paul Muni told the producer's nontalented girlfriend, "Remember, dear, you can't f**k the audience."
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td-You don't have your grandmother's recipe or you do-?
Nope, that recipe, like all of grandma's was stored in her head.
Nothing to write: it's a little bit of this, a little bit of that. . .all to taste, of course. :)
And is now stored in your head? You should write it down so it isn't lost.
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DR Danise - I'm glad you made it safely into the 'burgh!
Here are a few skulking vibes for you tomorrow: ~ ~ ~ ~ VIBES FOR DR DANISE~ ~ ~ ~
If you feel like talking to an HHW friend, give me a buzz later tonight or after 3pm tomorrow.
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I'm quite logey right now - fell asleep for about thirty minutes - didn't mean to, it just happened.
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Finished the Colette thing and will now take a nice hot shower and then watch La Baie des Anges.
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elmore did you see my response to your question?
Yes.
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Good Evening!
In summary: Brunch at Brasserie 52, Bryant Park, Hot Chocolate (with Marshmallow) from 'wichcraft, watching the ice-skates on "The Pond", contemplating going ice-skating myself, "No way, Jose!", realizing that it really was cool/cold today, then heading back home.
All in all, a good day. :)
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elmore, shall we delete our posts then?
No.
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DR Danise - Glad to see that you made it safe and sound to Pittsburgh. Wishing you a Peaceful Day tomorrrow.
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I did, all of mine anyway.
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I am looking forward to watching TAR in a few minutes (it likes it will be delayed though on CBS).
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I did, all of mine anyway.
Et moi aussi.
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I did, all of mine anyway.
What did I miss?
No fair!!! ;)
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Vibes for DR Danise tomorrow. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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I did, all of mine anyway.
What did I miss?
No fair!!! ;)
I didn't delete mine.
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I'm not sure if typing this will do it justice. But I went out to lunch today to a chinese buffet. At the end we got fortune cookies. Instead of asking what each person's fortune was my 3 year old niece screamed out, "so what does it say on your tag??"
I've never thought of those little slips of paper as "tags" before. But hers was quite accurate. It said something like, "you are very courteous and charming".
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Sorry I forgot to log out - Rob and Mary Linda were here showing us their Halloween costumes, some travel photos from this summer that we hadn't seen and having pot roast dinner with us.
Vibes of comfort and strength for DR Danise!
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I am feeling very sleepy. I'm sure it partly due to my eyes feeling so tired & having difficulty reading. A few days ago the left lens fell out of my glasses. It looks as if I put it back in correctly but I'm sure my progressive lens is slightly off causing eye strain & difficulty focusing.
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Things you never think about, fortunes look like tags-lol.
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***VIBES OF COMFORT***
for DR Danise, especially tomorrow...
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Since we need posts this evening, and we like pretty pictures, here is one or two more of Butchart Gardens this fall.
(http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u271/actr2000/Photo2.jpg)
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And one more (my favorite)................
(http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u271/actr2000/Photo7.jpg)
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Thank you for the beautiful photos DR TCB.
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I also think I need to go downstairs and get something to eat before I fall asleep.
Thanks again for all of the vibes. Tomorrow is going to be a very rough day so I would appriciate it if you would keep them coming.
I wonder what the guys who went through my bag thought when they saw Bears ashes, the shovel and the bulbs?
Vibes to our dear Danise.
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Let's hear it for the evil divorcees on THE AMAZING RACE! Will tonight be their Waterloo?
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And speaking of pictures...
This is the curtain call from Le Damnation de Faust at The Met this past Friday. My friend, Patrick, is just right of center, standing left of "Satan" (John Relyea in the red leather costume and hat). He has on an orange and gold wig.
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e49/JoseSPiano/IMG_4627A.jpg)
*And of interest to some DRs... The people along the "top row" are the corps de ballet and acrobat/aerialists who are part of this production. And, yes, the men take their bow clad only in their leather "evil spirit shorts". -And if you look closely at the bottom row, you'll notice the male members of the Met Chorus also without their shirts on. Something tells me that the Tenors and Basses logged a couple of hours in the gym over the past couple of weeks. ;)
**And, yes, the clarity of the HD broadcast next weekend should provide a clearer eyeful. ;D
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The aforementioned Hot Chocolate from 'wichcraft in Bryant Park:
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e49/JoseSPiano/IMG_4632A.jpg)
*Alas, not the most photogenic concoction, but is sure did taste good. They only had the "regular" (bittersweet) hot chocolate left by the time I got there, but they are offering their usual varieties again this year: Malted Chocolate, Peanut Butter, Spicy, and Basil.
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My view while I was enjoying my hot chocolate:
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e49/JoseSPiano/IMG_4637A.jpg)
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"The Pond" at Bryant Park:
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e49/JoseSPiano/IMG_4640A.jpg)
*And, I have to say, I was really tempted to go ice-skating today, but then I remembered my hands and elbows. ;) It's actually free to skate - the skate rental costs $12, and the locker is an additional $9. -But if you have your own skates and padlock, then it's a free skate for you.
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Once I got home, I finally realized just how cold it was outside today. So, to warm up my fingers, I started with this:
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e49/JoseSPiano/IMG_4657A.jpg)
And ended up with this:
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e49/JoseSPiano/IMG_4670A.jpg)
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And these:
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e49/JoseSPiano/IMG_4685A.jpg)
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DR Jose, you are so very talented :)
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I went over to Amoeba with a big bag full o' trade stuff - got one of the good guys and got GREAT credit. Picked up the season two box set of Route 66 (I gather season one was transfered in widescreen for some totally incomprehensible reason, but am told this one is correct). Looking forward to watching it. Also picked up the new and for the first time complete soundtrack to Black Orpheus, a couple of Paul Williams early 70s CDs (imports) and a few other odds and ends including a region 2 I Married A Witch DVD.
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DR Jose, you are so very talented :)
I think I just know how to follow directions and diagrams well. ;)
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A diagram? A diagram?
I thought a diagram was up here
(almost a Chorus Line reference)
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Hmm...
MGM to Post Full Movies On YouTube (http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/10/business/media/10mgm.html?partner=permalink&exprod=permalink)
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My friend, Stan, is now out of the hospital and back in the nursing home. I thank all of you for your thoughts, vibes, and prayers.
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G'night!
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Good news! Continued healing vibes to Stan!!!
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My friend, Stan, is now out of the hospital and back in the nursing home. I thank all of you for your thoughts, vibes, and prayers.
:)
*And I'm sure that your continued friendship and support also played a MAJOR part in his recovery.
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'night
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My friend, Stan, is now out of the hospital and back in the nursing home. I thank all of you for your thoughts, vibes, and prayers.
~~~Continued Vibes for TCB's DF Stan!!~~~
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Good morning to all! I'm at the airport, waiting for my flight to go to Pittsburgh. I don't think I had the chance to tell you all that someone from my office is also going to Pittsburgh this morning. Different airline but leaving just a few minutes before me.
~~~Continued Vibes of Travel and Comfort for DR Danise!!~~~
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And speaking of pictures...
This is the curtain call from Le Damnation de Faust at The Met this past Friday. My friend, Patrick, is just right of center, standing left of "Satan" (John Relyea in the red leather costume and hat). He has on an orange and gold wig.
(http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e49/JoseSPiano/IMG_4627A.jpg)
*And of interest to some DRs... The people along the "top row" are the corps de ballet and acrobat/aerialists who are part of this production. And, yes, the men take their bow clad only in their leather "evil spirit shorts". -And if you look closely at the bottom row, you'll notice the male members of the Met Chorus also without their shirts on. Something tells me that the Tenors and Basses logged a couple of hours in the gym over the past couple of weeks. ;)
**And, yes, the clarity of the HD broadcast next weekend should provide a clearer eyeful. ;D
the men take their bow clad only in their leather "evil spirit shorts"
I WANT CLOSE-UPS!!!!!!!!!!!!
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the men take their bow clad only in their leather "evil spirit shorts"
I WANT CLOSE-UPS!!!!!!!!!!!!
Well, if the Met HD simulcasts are shown in your area... The quality is so good that they can zoom into someone reading a program... and you can read along with them!
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I watched four more episodes of HAWAII FIVE-O. One of them had Nina Foch and Jackie Coogan.
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I have only three more episodes in the set to go, so I'll definitely be able to finish it tomorrow afternoon barring any surprises.
Then, I'll have CHUNG KING EXPRESS from Criterion next on the agenda (unless WALL-E on Blu-ray arrives tomorrow).
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I got a GREAT little PT Cruzer for my car. A 2009 with under 200 miles! I didn't know if I would like it or not but about half way to the hotel, I fell in love with it and now I wish I had one instead of Bonnie. I love Bonnie but she is a gas hog. (Say it isn't so!)
The PT Cruiser (http://www.chrysler.com/en/2008/pt_cruiser/) is my dad's favorite fantasy car. If he ever came into a lot of money, that's what he'd buy. He loves the old style design.
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TRUE BLOOD had another sensational episode tonight as we got some interesting information about Sam. Some distressing things happened, too, all fascinating though I am wearying a bit of tempestuous Tara.
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DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES had some involving storylines that I quite enjoyed tonight. I wish we could have seen Andrew negotiating with the bikers instead of just hearing about it. That would have been a very fun scene.
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And I got through about 35 minutes of BROTHERS & SISTERS. Rebecca and Justin's storyline is already tiresome. I figured Kitty's pressing the issue would disrupt things. I'll be eager to see what Kevin does about covering for the senator.
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I had four-hour rehearsals yesterday and today. :P But it's going well. AND I have another line! ;) I was given a radio announcer's line during the song, "Mary Jane/Mary Lane," that I'll read from off-stage. When we were rehearsing the number, I was following along in the music and kept forgetting to switch to the script for the line...only a couple of times, though.
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And I got through about 35 minutes of BROTHERS & SISTERS. Rebecca and Justin's storyline is already tiresome. I figured Kitty's pressing the issue would disrupt things. I'll be eager to see what Kevin does about covering for the senator.
This reminds me that I haven't watched last week's episode! :o I'm starting that right now.
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...And if I had my choice between Rice Pudding and Tapioca Pudding, I'd probably pick the Tapioca.
*Of course, whenever I'm down in SoHo, and happen to be near Rice to Riches (http://ricetoriches.com/index.2.php), well.... :)
I love Tapioca pudding. I like rice in general, but I don't like rice pudding at all. I don't know why.
Just had to share. :D
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Did we ever ascertain whether Julie Andrews says "Tapioca for pudding" or "Tapioca p-pudding" in the Tapioca number in the MILLIE film?
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Did we ever ascertain whether Julie Andrews says "Tapioca for pudding" or "Tapioca p-pudding" in the Tapioca number in the MILLIE film?
I have always heard "tapioca for pudding." A woman that I work with told me that in England they say (whatever) for pudding. I think that it was just the way that Julie spoke and not specifically written that way. The character of Millie is supposed to be from Kansas, you know.
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Did we ever ascertain whether Julie Andrews says "Tapioca for pudding" or "Tapioca p-pudding" in the Tapioca number in the MILLIE film?
I have always heard "tapioca for pudding." A woman that I work with told me that in England they say (whatever) for pudding. I think that it was just the way that Julie spoke and not specifically written that way. The character of Millie is supposed to be from Kansas, you know.
That's the way I've always understood it, too. I haven't watched MILLIE in ages. Wish I had the time to put it in and just sit back and enjoy. Not this week, I fear.
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Guess I'll head down to bed now.
Good night!
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Thanks, George and Matt.
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A few days ago the left lens fell out of my glasses. It looks as if I put it back in correctly but I'm sure my progressive lens is slightly off causing eye strain & difficulty focusing.
If the lens fell out, there is a fair chance the ear pieces may have been slightly bent; if the glasses do not sit perfectly level across the bridge of your nsoe, your vision will be blurry - check to see if one ear piece looks higher than rhe other.
Been there...often....
der Brucer
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I've finally caught up with yesterday's posts:
~~~Continued Vibes for Tomovoz's DP Colin!!~~~
~~~Continued Vibes for Tomovoz’s DF Allan!!~~~
~~~Heat Vibes for DRs Ann and Jed and Toby!!~~~
~~~Continued Vibes for DR Ann's F-I-L and Jed's Father!!~~~
~~~Continued Vibes for DR Vixmom!!~~~
~~~Continued Vibes for DR Jane's DD Sherlock!!~~~
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Let's hear it for the evil divorcees on THE AMAZING RACE! Will tonight be their Waterloo?
They seem no more evil than Nick who seems to take great glee in sticking it to others.
der Brucer
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Finished with viewing for the evening, and am now listening to a couple of the CDs I got this afternoon.
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I've finally caught up with yesterday's posts:
~~~Continued Vibes for Tomovoz's DP Colin!!~~~
~~~Continued Vibes for Tomovoz’s DF Allan!!~~~
~~~Heat Vibes for DRs Ann and Jed and Toby!!~~~
~~~Continued Vibes for DR Ann's F-I-L and Jed's Father!!~~~
~~~Continued Vibes for DR Vixmom!!~~~
~~~Continued Vibes for DR Jane's DD Sherlock!!~~~
Well, there goes five additional posts. ;)
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And I got through about 35 minutes of BROTHERS & SISTERS. Rebecca and Justin's storyline is already tiresome. I figured Kitty's pressing the issue would disrupt things. I'll be eager to see what Kevin does about covering for the senator.
I sort of felt tonight's episode was sort of a non-episode. ???
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TRUE BLOOD had another sensational episode tonight as we got some interesting information about Sam. Some distressing things happened, too, all fascinating though I am wearying a bit of tempestuous Tara.
...And only two episodes left this season... :-\
But I'm still looking forward to them(!!).
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We can't even get to two hundred postings. Bitch-slaps all around.
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WUSSBURGERS. And Jose, you were right about how I posted on location last night :)
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And I LOVE it. And I'm obsessed with it. And it showed me how to get to the theater. And I'm sure I haven't even begun to figure out all the lovely things it can do.
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WUSSBURGERS. And Jose, you were right about how I posted on location last night :)
:)
Just remember that the battery life is much(!) shorter than a regular cellphone - five to six hours of active use - but that's normal. -And surfing the web really does drain the battery faster than just talking on the phone. I always keep a spare charger/cord in my bag just in case. In the meantime...
Enjoy!
*And, yes, syncing your iPhone can take a while. -Well, the backing up portion of the sync can take a while. It's best to do backups/syncs at night. Just start reading some of the forums out there for helpful hints. I really like The Unofficial Apple Weblog (http://www.tuaw.com/category/iphone/).
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And I LOVE it. And I'm obsessed with it. And it showed me how to get to the theater. And I'm sure I haven't even begun to figure out all the lovely things it can do.
And be sure to download Google Earth - Very Cool!
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I don't synch every day - should I? And are backups automatic when you plug into your computer? I have to nuke about half the iTunes playlists - I didn't do it manually and it put 1300 songs on - and I don't think I'll be listening - I'm going to keep about 200 and that's it.
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What's google Earth? Is that one of those APPS things?
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WUSSBURGERS. And Jose, you were right about how I posted on location last night :)
:)
Just remember that the battery life is much(!) shorter than a regular cellphone - five to six hours of active use - but that's normal. -And surfing the web really does drain the battery faster than just talking on the phone. I always keep a spare charger/cord in my bag just in case. In the meantime...
Enjoy!
*And, yes, syncing your iPhone can take a while. -Well, the backing up portion of the sync can take a while. It's best to do backups/syncs at night. Just start reading some of the forums out there for helpful hints. I really like The Unofficial Apple Weblog (http://www.tuaw.com/category/iphone/).
I've come to learn about the battery. When you say you carry a spare charge - you mean an extra USB cord and the little plug thing? Is that something you can get at the Apple Store? And do you have a Blue Tooth ear thing? If so, what kind?
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I don't synch every day - should I? And are backups automatic when you plug into your computer? I have to nuke about half the iTunes playlists - I didn't do it manually and it put 1300 songs on - and I don't think I'll be listening - I'm going to keep about 200 and that's it.
You don't need to sync every day. Once a week should be fine. -Or whenever you've added a bunch of new apps and songs, etc.
There is a setting for automatically backing up and syncing your iPhone when your connect your iPhone and/or when you open iTunes. Just do some "digging" in the Preferences and Menus.
As for iTunes - I created a playlist called "iPhone Music". I just drag and drop songs to and from there from time to time, and then just sync that Playlist to my iPhone. This way it will not automatically attempt to sync my whole iTunes library - which would not fit on my iPhone anyway.
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What's google Earth? Is that one of those APPS things?
Yes. Just go to the App Store. I believe it's still the No. 1 Free App (under the Top 25 lists).
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WUSSBURGERS. And Jose, you were right about how I posted on location last night :)
:)
Just remember that the battery life is much(!) shorter than a regular cellphone - five to six hours of active use - but that's normal. -And surfing the web really does drain the battery faster than just talking on the phone. I always keep a spare charger/cord in my bag just in case. In the meantime...
Enjoy!
*And, yes, syncing your iPhone can take a while. -Well, the backing up portion of the sync can take a while. It's best to do backups/syncs at night. Just start reading some of the forums out there for helpful hints. I really like The Unofficial Apple Weblog (http://www.tuaw.com/category/iphone/).
I've come to learn about the battery. When you say you carry a spare charge - you mean an extra USB cord and the little plug thing? Is that something you can get at the Apple Store? And do you have a Blue Tooth ear thing? If so, what kind?
I do carry an extra USB and A/C adapter with me. There are some after-market battery packs out there - which I may or may not purchase in the future.
I don't have a Blue Tooth earpiece. I find those annoying, in general, so I'm not getting one. -However, I do wish the headphones - which are speaker phone enabled - that came with the iPhone were of a better quality. They're good, but they're still basically the cheap ones that come with the iPod. -And they don't stay in my ears either.
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Did you get the 8Gig or spring for one of the 16Gig ones?
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OH...
bk - The charger is the "same" as the one for the iPod, so since you already have an iPod, you may already have a "spare".
*And, yes, I do think it's almost criminal that Apple charges $29.00 for the USB/charger set-up.
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OH!
And finally (for now)....
bk - If you go to: http://www.apple.com/iphone/tips/
All your basic questions should be answered. Just go category by category, read each hint. Very helpful.
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And since I do hope to not sleep in tomorrow/today...
Goodnight.
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PAGE EIGHT KNIT IPHONE DANCE!!!!
(http://blog.craftzine.com/dt_handknit_iphone.jpg)
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I got the 8 gig - should be fine for me.