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Well, you've read the notes, the notes made tracks, and now it is time for you to post until the tracked cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: EIDETIC!
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As promised - our new release. You know the drill - $19.98 plus 3.75 shipping to paypal.
“THE LORD GONNA SMOTE HIS ASS.”
Kritzerland is proud to present a world premiere limited edition CD release:
BUSTING
Music Composed and Conducted by Billy Goldenberg
In the 1970s, cop films were all the rage. Busting, made in 1974, was a buddy cop film, with Elliot Gould and Robert Blake as two iconoclastic, laid back, wise-cracking, we’re-doing-it-our-own-way cops. It was Peter Hyams’ debut as a feature film director.
Supporting Gould’s and Blake’s irreverent performances are a crackerjack assemblage of great 1970s character actors – Allen Garfield, great as the bad guy Rizzo, Antonio Fargas, Michael Lerner, Sid Haig, William Sylvester, Logan Ramsey, and Richard X. Slattery. Shot all over Los Angeles, the film is not heavy on plot, but is heavy on atmospheric sequences, all involving Gould and Blake’s rather unorthodox policing techniques, most of which would probably get them landed in the clinker rather than the bad guys. They raid gay bars, massage parlors, entrap hookers – that’s business as usual for them.
For the score to Busting, Hyams chose a composer who was having a lot of success in television, and who had done a handful of films – Billy Goldenberg. In the late 1960s, he began composing for films and television on a regular basis. He provided terrific scores for some great TV series of that era, such as The Name Of The Game, It Takes A Thief, Ironside, and Night Gallery. He also wrote the scores to such films as Change of Habit (with Elvis), and a particularly memorable score to Red Sky At Morning. Then in 1971, Goldenberg scored a classic TV film called Duel for a young up-and-coming TV director named Steven Spielberg. It was a seriously great score and brought Goldenberg a lot of notice. After that, he went on to score the film version of Woody Allen’s Play It Again, Sam, Up The Sandbox (with Barbra Streisand), The Last of Sheila (written by Anthony Perkins and Stephen Sondheim), as well as more TV scores for shows like McCloud, The Sixth Sense, Ghost Story, The Bold Ones, Banacek, Kojak, as well as his groundbreaking work on a little series of mystery movies featuring a rumpled detective named Columbo. He was nominated for many Emmy Awards, winning two along the way.
Goldenberg’s score for Busting is one of his most interesting and unusual – it has some serious funk, some fun source music, some terrific suspense cues, and some very unorthodox (for the time) orchestrations. His music fits the film like a glove – it’s just as sly, irreverent and off-the-cuff as the movie’s sly, irreverent and off-the-cuff protagonists.
For this CD release, we present every cue that Goldenberg wrote for the film. Some of these are dialed so low in the film mix that you can’t even hear them. We’ve assembled the cues in film order, but have consolidated a few of the shorter cues into longer ones for a better listening experience. There were two source music cues that didn’t have cue numbers that didn’t seem to be used in the film (at least that you could hear) – we’ve included those as bonus tracks – one of them has some great funky organ that would have been perfectly at home in any number of blaxploitation films of that decade. The score was assembled from the mono tapes housed in the MGM vault.
There is not nearly enough Billy Goldenberg on CD – and so it is a particular treat to be able to do this wonderful score, and hopefully it will usher in more Goldenberg – he was (and is) a master of his craft and a unique talent.
This release is limited to 1000 copies only. The price is $19.98 plus shipping.
CD will ship by the first week of July – however, preorders placed directly through Kritzerland usually ship one to five weeks earlier (we’ve been averaging four weeks early). To place an order, see the cover, or hear audio samples, just visit www.kritzerland.com.
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Ordered!
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TOD:
For women's clothing, my favorite era is the 1950s, particularly the latter half of that decade.
Loved the tight waistline with the full skirts and lots of crinoline underneath. That would be my most fave.
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For men it would also be the 1950s. The suits and hats looked great, but it was the shirts that I just loved!
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Great photos, MBarnum. While I appreciate the styles that have gone before, including the hats men wore in the '30s and the RayBan-skinny black tie look of Italian cinema in the '60s, I must say I'm finding myself a jeans kind of person. If it's comfortable and natural material, I love it no matter what it looks like. Linen and cotton are my two favorite fabrics since it's mostly sunny and warm here.
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Off to get ready for work.
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Morning all.
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Hey, Fred, I finally saw Our Town last night. Although I loved the show I kept wondering what you were talking about with the bacon. I thought, perhaps because it's been running so long they did away with the smell-o-vision. Then they did the reveal. OMG!!! What a moment.
What a production. I've done the show and I've seen other productions, usually wrapped in sentimentality ,but this is something different. I laughed and cried and was very moved. It's a beautiful, real, natural and heartfelt production. If you're in New York you should see this show.
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Ordered BUSTING.....haven't thought of this movie in decades.....but I remember seeing it at the drive-in, and liking it better than the movie I went to the drive in to see.
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As I wrote yesterday, I had some very fine people yesterday, and indeed could CAST the show with the exception of one part with the folks who were there yesterday.
We shall see what happens tonight. The Monday sessions in general usually bring out even MORE people, so I may have some difficult choices to make.
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Monday morning greetings! Even though we're in the central time zone, my body clock is still set for eastern. That and the tuna salad I ate last night that had too many onions :P woke me up early. I'm trying to be quiet and let Richard sleep.
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I hear that, DR GINNY - sometimes onions are no problem for me, other times - I get sick.....
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Off to do some Monday things.
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It's Monday morning, everyone!
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TOD:
I loved the pinstripe suits, trenchcoats and fedoras that they wore in the 1940s gangster movies.
But for me, today, jeans and a t-shirt are fine. Very comfortable.
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TOD:
I still get a big kick out of the 60's Mod look--Carnaby Street, Twiggy, Yardley, etc. It's a fashion period I've been meaning to read more about.
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I'm waiting for this very odd 60s TV special (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmZhtkxe2-g&feature=player_embedded) to become available on DVD...
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I think the 70s was the very worst for men's fashion. Velour and polyrayon fabrics, disco wear, fur trim (and not on jackets!)--brrrrrrrr...
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I'm up, I've announced, and shortly I shall go back to bed.
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Good morning, all! I slept too late, and a lot of it had to do with strange dreams: I remember a part of one involving a house in a slum area of Middletown, Ohio, near a highway, a couple of roommates, something weird I do not recall, and a problem with lights - I think my dad may havebeen involved - and a visit from Robert Kimball, to whom I've not spoken since the Library of congress debacle. After that, I had a dream involving Jonathan Tunick and the Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization, whose offices were strangely very shabby and run down, not at all as they currently are. My last memory of the dream is telling Jonathan to hold the elevator while i located my jacket.
So, today I am having lunch with David James, one of my best friends in the Miami University Theatre Dept, who left New York over fifteen years ago to relocate to London. He's working on a musical theayre project that brought him over to interview a number of folk and we will have lunch and catch up on what's going on.
Beyond that, I have a few errands and some editing work.
Fashion? I usually dress as if I were coming to or going from my coal barge. I certainly recall with horror much fashion of the past 40 years, but I was never built to wear much of it. These days it's corduroys, casual shirts in the cold weather nd shorts from May to October. I do have to wear a suit in Canton, Ohio, so I suppose I should see if mine still fits.
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Speaking of fashion, what is it with some of these fashion designers and hair dressers to dress as peculiarly as possible as if to point out to the noncognescenti "I look like a fool so I must be really really talented"?
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Brother is up, so guess I'm not going back to sleep. He'll be gone by ten-fifteen, then I'll have an hour to get ready and do some stuff, then the meeting begins, which will be torture as it involves a long-distance conference call and my phone does NOT have a great speaker phone. Then it's another little meeting, a dinner, and then a movie that has to be watched.
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I'm REALLY tired. Orders are coming through, slowly but surely. The audio samples are finally up. They didn't even get to me until about one in the morning, long after I was sleeping. So, I had to load them all in iTunes, make mp3s and get them to the web guy without even listening to them for quality purposes. That I'll do now, I guess.
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And the word of the day is: EIDETIC!
And The Song Of The Day Is: PRETTY LITTLE PICTURE
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Listening to Busting - very good.
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I'm waiting for this very odd 60s TV special (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmZhtkxe2-g&feature=player_embedded) to become available on DVD...
Actually it may have already been released. If the season 5 of The Lucy Show has been released it may be part of the package. It is a continuation of The Lucy Flies To London episode and aired the following week. It is not counted as an episode in The Lucy Show so they may have included it as a bonus.
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I'm not into the current fashion trends. I buy want ever looks good and is inexpensive
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I've showered and feel much better.
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BK, is the movie Coco Before Chanel in French with English subtitles?
Here is it called Coco Avant Chanel, and it was in French with french subtitles, or French with English subtitles. I thought the movie was interesting. But it ended right where it started to get interesting for me. I like fashion so i would have liked to see a lot more of the Coco after she became famous. But i guess that would have been a different movie.
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Good Morning!
I'm up, I'm up... And, apparently, UPS did not attempt a delivery on Saturday morning. Hmm...
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So...
Now I'm waiting for a call back from the UPS national office to see if they did try to deliver a package to my apartment on Saturday. I'm a bit concerned right now since whoever called me - and called me from a local UPS office (Thank You, Caller ID) - had my name, my address and my phone number as well as the name of a company that I've worked for. I also hope that the company that "they" said was sending me something is not (possibly) being scammed right now too.
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We are getting the LUCY SHOW Season Two in July.....so Lucy in London might be some time away.....
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I like DR MBARNUM's photos....I also liked a lot of Doris Day's fashion shows.....I mean MOVIES from PILLOW TALK on....
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As for the Topic of the Day...
I remember wanting a pair of those half-pants/shorts(?) that "Eugene Morris Jerome" wore when I saw Brighton Beach Memoirs on Broadway. So, I guess I would have to say the 1930's.
*And just is the proper name for those half-pants/shorts - the ones that button at the knee? -I want to say jodhpurs, but I know they're most definitely not jodhpurs.
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I received Miss Betty White in the mail today, thanks DR GEORGE....also received EARTH VEE ESS THE SPIDER! and my replacement LEGEND OF THE LOST disk! Whew!
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Knickerbockers, I think DR JOSE.....
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Knickerbockers, I think DR JOSE.....
You are correct, DR Jrand! Thank You!
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I am surprised that there is no obituary for Ric Wilson yet. Given that he had a great position as a curator at Harvard, I cannot believe the Boston papers havem't run an obit.
I've spent the mprning printing out the new scores for Babes In Toyland that have a harp part. So far, it looks as if my original decisions were retained, so why the hell are they redone in the new scores for The Lady Of The Slipper?
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I am surprised that there is no obituary for Ric Wilson yet. Given that he had a great position as a curator at Harvard, I cannot believe the Boston papers havem't run an obit.
I've spent the mprning printing out the new scores for Babes In Toyland that have a harp part. So far, it looks as if my original decisions were retained, so why the hell are they redone in the new scores for The Lady Of The Slipper?
Someone had an idea.
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Good Afternoon!
Well... Since I just heard back from UPS... And since they said that there was no pending delivery for me nor for this address... Well... I think I'm going to get out of here for a while...
Laters...
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I'm being a proud father here.
Please come listen to my son's music
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As for the Topic of the Day...
I remember wanting a pair of those half-pants/shorts(?) that "Eugene Morris Jerome" wore when I saw Brighton Beach Memoirs on Broadway. So, I guess I would have to say the 1930's.
*And just is the proper name for those half-pants/shorts - the ones that button at the knee? -I want to say jodhpurs, but I know they're most definitely not jodhpurs.
Knickers.
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I had a really cute pair of olive green corduroy knickers in the early eighties. Several years later Craig did a play in elementary school & they were just what he needed to wear. I was glad I had saved them.
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I'm being a proud father here.
Please come listen to my son's music
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You should be a proud father :)
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Good Afternoon!
Well... Since I just heard back from UPS... And since they said that there was no pending delivery for me nor for this address... Well... I think I'm going to get out of here for a while...
Laters...
Should you have left the apartment unattended ???
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I am surprised that there is no obituary for Ric Wilson yet. Given that he had a great position as a curator at Harvard, I cannot believe the Boston papers havem't run an obit.
I've spent the mprning printing out the new scores for Babes In Toyland that have a harp part. So far, it looks as if my original decisions were retained, so why the hell are they redone in the new scores for The Lady Of The Slipper?
Someone had an idea.
Of course! And my solution: DIE!
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Fun DR DRUXY!
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Jennifer - yes, French with English subs.
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DR Druxy, you son has one fantastic siging voice!
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I will be a very happy man if my EARTH VS THE SPIDER cd arrives today!
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I was very OK with the winner of this season's SURVIVOR.
Now, no more competition shows for me until BIG BROTHER begins this summer.
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And did anyone notice PATTY (The Bad Seed) McCORMACK's guest shot on DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES last nigth? What fun!
I met her a few years back at the Hollywood show and she is a delightful lady!
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That Rhoda could play a mean piano....for sure!
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Knickerbockers, I think DR JOSE.....
You are correct, DR Jrand! Thank You!
So then what exactly is a Knickerbocker Holiday?
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Bro has gone off with cousin Dee Dee and Alan, and I await the arrival of the long musical team for a thirty minute meeting and a one-hour call, and then they will go.
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All of these meetings......whew!
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Well...
I'm still here. (Ah, a Follies reference!)
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re: last night's SURVIVOR WINNER
SPOILERS
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I was very OK with the winner of this season's SURVIVOR.
Now, no more competition shows for me until BIG BROTHER begins this summer.
the rain and then the other two and once and the all star and the jury and listen do not listen and then there
one hit two three and then there were no more and the winner is one two and then she said once twice and the
I was also okay with last night's outcome (it was who i wanted to win). Although like i said yesterday i used to
really dislike this person. So it's funny how i ended the season rooting for her. But that said, the jury is a bunch
of bitter people. I get that they could pick the wrong winner in other years. But this is an all-star season. The
people are supposed to get past their pettiness and vote for the best overall physical and mental player. Clearly
to me this season that was Parvati. Although i think what won it for Sandra was the fact that she said she
wanted russell out and tried so hard to convince the Heroes. But they would not listen to her.
one hit two three and then there were no more and the winner is one two and then she said once twice and the
the rain and then the other two and once and the all star and the jury and listen do not listen and then there
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And speaking of The Tonys... -And aren't we always speaking of The Tonys? Well...
The other day DR Noel asked about Jonathan Tunick's Tony Nomination for his orchestrations for Promises, Promises since they sounded pretty close to the originals to his ears - and mine too. Well...
I happened to run into a friend of mine yesterday who is a Tony voter, and I asked him about the nomination. His reply:
"Well, the Orchestration category wasn't instituted until 1997."
Ah! -So, even though the current orchestrations may resemble the original orchestrations, since Mr. Tunick was not - and could not have been - nominated for the Orchestration Tony back in 1968/69, he and his work qualify this season.
*And, of course, the first person to win the Tony Award for Best Orchestrations: Jonathan Tunick for Titanic.
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I had a big gay chocolate ice cream cone with chocolate sprinkles from Doug after lunch.
He's on his way to China to perform so he will be gone for two weeks!
Hooray for Doug
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Good Afternoon!
Well... Since I just heard back from UPS... And since they said that there was no pending delivery for me nor for this address... Well... I think I'm going to get out of here for a while...
Laters...
Should you have left the apartment unattended ???
Well, I did hang out for a few hours here at the apartment on Saturday, and there was at least one roommate who was still home upstairs. -Like there is now. Which is why...
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I had a big gay chocolate ice cream cone with chocolate sprinkles from Doug after lunch.
He's on his way to China to perform so he will be gone for two weeks!
Hooray for Doug
You didn't get a "Bea Arthur" or a "Salty Pimp" or a "Monday Sundae" or a "Coco Cone"?!?!? ;)
I really like Doug. He's become a good friend.
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As I was about to say...
Laters...
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I gotta tell you.
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Busting is doing about as well as Legend of the Lost so far - which is not quite well enough. I'm hoping it picks up otherwise I fear no more Billy Goldenberg on CD.
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Whew!
They need to show BUSTING on television more.....I don't think I have ever seen it on the tube.
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I had a big gay chocolate ice cream cone with chocolate sprinkles from Doug after lunch.
He's on his way to China to perform so he will be gone for two weeks!
Hooray for Doug
You didn't get a "Bea Arthur" or a "Salty Pimp" or a "Monday Sundae" or a "Coco Cone"?!?!? ;)
I really like Doug. He's become a good friend.
When he's back and I go to the truck I'll mention your name. He hadn't put out the sign yet and just after he handed me my cone he put out the sign with the Bea Arthur. Next time I'll try it. Sounds great!
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So, today I am having lunch with David James, one of my best friends in the Miami University Theatre Dept, who left New York over fifteen years ago to relocate to London.
Did he follow Lucy there?
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Lucy turned London upside down, that's what I heard.
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Busting is doing about as well as Legend of the Lost so far - which is not quite well enough. I'm hoping it picks up otherwise I fear no more Billy Goldenberg on CD.
I ordered mine. Wasn't Blly Goldberg Bea Arthur's musical director?
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Good afternoon! I have just delivered all of the materials for our baseball film to be onlined and mixed---hooray. I will still be dealing with details here and there but basically I'll be down to one job---THE CLOSER (after I edit a trailer for the film) and will finally have time to clean my house, exercise and read HHW! (Although I have been finding time to read Bruce's new book!)
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Ben - YouTube parodies never lie, especially about David Cromer. :)
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Having some tax work issues, no vibes needed in this case, since vibes can't combat nonsensical greed - but I'm being very careful what i say about these matters on public chat boards.
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Congrats DR EDISAURUS!
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The Federal government sent me a letter today telling me that they owe me 54 cents....but I have to request it in writing.....if I do....I will net 10 cents.....I think I will let them have it.
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Hmmm...
If you waited until next month to do the latest release...and you had wider distribution...you could use the tagline:
"BUSTING is out in June all over!"
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So kind of you DR JRand. I wonder how much it cost them to inform you of the 54 cents. ::)
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...just don't hire Leslie Uggams to do the voiceover...
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Hucka Bejeepers!
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Off to a program committee meeting....and then Round Two of Auditions.
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Knickerbockers, I think DR JOSE.....
You are correct, DR Jrand! Thank You!
So then what exactly is a Knickerbocker Holiday?
A satirical look at politics by Kurt Weill and Maxwell Anderson.
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I had a wonderful lunch with David. It's been six years siince he was last in the States and it was good to catch up.
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I received Miss Betty White in the mail today, thanks DR GEORGE....
You're welcome!
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I'm back to hating Qwest. I got snookered on a total bait and switch, and am not a happy camper.
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I had a big gay chocolate ice cream cone with chocolate sprinkles from Doug after lunch.
He's on his way to China to perform so he will be gone for two weeks!
Hooray for Doug
I would like a big gay chocolate ice cream cone with chocolate sprinkles.
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The Federal government sent me a letter today telling me that they owe me 54 cents....but I have to request it in writing.....if I do....I will net 10 cents.....I think I will let them have it.
We got that letter last year, except they owed us 24 cents.
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Busting is doing about as well as Legend of the Lost so far - which is not quite well enough. I'm hoping it picks up otherwise I fear no more Billy Goldenberg on CD.
I ordered mine. Wasn't Blly Goldberg Bea Arthur's musical director?
And he wrote the music to Ballroom (http://www.ibdb.com/production.php?id=3907), starring the late Dorothy Loudon.
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Dear Lord, is Mercury retrograde in my anus or something like that? So far today I have:
Been screamed at by our old neighbor who parked in our driveway with two trucks and his Mercedes and then went ballistic when I asked him to please move them as I was there to load up our car. He claimed to be an off duty policeman, and what with Portland's recent spate of police having anger management issues (front page news in the Oregonian), I believed him. Incredible.
Been dealing with Qwest all day long, which has totally fouled up our account in moving over here.
Been dealing with the screencap proprietary hardware/software people we use at Blu-ray.com. They "updated" their driver, making their equipment unusable.
Lordy, lordy.
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And to top it all off, I've just received a friend request from Spirit Guide. Aaaaahhhahad;lsdhdsgw;95u209q34tuqrg.
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And to top it all off, I've just received a friend request from Spirit Guide. Aaaaahhhahad;lsdhdsgw;95u209q34tuqrg.
:)
I just turned down Spirit Guide for the second time.
I'm sorry your day is going badly. Sometimes the omens tell you, stay in bed. I of course never listen to them.
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JMK, I hope the day gets better for you!
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Dear Lord, is Mercury retrograde in my anus or something like that? So far today I have:
Been screamed at by our old neighbor who parked in our driveway with two trucks and his Mercedes and then went ballistic when I asked him to please move them as I was there to load up our car. He claimed to be an off duty policeman, and what with Portland's recent spate of police having anger management issues (front page news in the Oregonian), I believed him. Incredible.
Been dealing with Qwest all day long, which has totally fouled up our account in moving over here.
Been dealing with the screencap proprietary hardware/software people we use at Blu-ray.com. They "updated" their driver, making their equipment unusable.
Lordy, lordy.
~~~Vibes of Comfort and Coping for DR JMK!!~~~
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I had a wonderful lunch with David. It's been six years siince he was last in the States and it was good to catch up.
:)
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I'm back to hating Qwest. I got snookered on a total bait and switch, and am not a happy camper.
:( We are ok with it.
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I had a big gay chocolate ice cream cone with chocolate sprinkles from Doug after lunch.
He's on his way to China to perform so he will be gone for two weeks!
Hooray for Doug
I would like a big gay chocolate ice cream cone with chocolate sprinkles.
So would I, minus the sprinkles.
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Been screamed at by our old neighbor who parked in our driveway with two trucks and his Mercedes and then went ballistic when I asked him to please move them as I was there to load up our car. He claimed to be an off duty policeman, and what with Portland's recent spate of police having anger management issues (front page news in the Oregonian), I believed him. Incredible.
A reminder of why you wanted to move.
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DRJMK, vibes all your new neighbors are very nice!!
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I'm back from a great day of outlet shopping with my friend Marti. We went first to the Vera Bradley store, where I just scoped things out. Then, we did the rest of the mall - I bought some shoes, some sleep wear, some cosmetics, and a cute hooded sweater. After a bite of lunch, we went back to VB, where I bought for a friend in Ohio, our niece/goddaughter, and myself. May have to make a quick stop there tomorrow before we hit the road for WI.
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Ginny were your arms too loaded down to carry out anymore VB items that you "need" to return ;) The store must open early if you can stop on your way out.
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Meeting was the meeting - all ninety minutes' worth. Then I went and had a little visit with a neighboring playwright. Then I had some poached eggs. Now I am back home and then at five it's an early dinner (where I will have another small meal), and then a movie.
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Ginny were your arms too loaded down to carry out anymore VB items that you "need" to return ;) The store must open early if you can stop on your way out.
LOL, DR Jane! Today was certainly the biggest shopping trip I've had in quite a while. Tomorrow's drive should only be about 3-4 hours, so we don't have to leave at the crack of dawn.
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There is lots of activity at the vacant rental house across the street. They are doing a quick update to get it ready for more renters. Five pickups and a van are parked on the street. I hope we get good neighbors this time.
It's a post.
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And a post is better than no post - Emily Post.
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A pair of posts makes one feel warm all over - Post Toasties
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Even a quick post is a good post - Post Haste
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I'd fly a mile for a post - Wiley Post
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Ginny were your arms too loaded down to carry out anymore VB items that you "need" to return ;) The store must open early if you can stop on your way out.
LOL, DR Jane! Today was certainly the biggest shopping trip I've had in quite a while. Tomorrow's drive should only be about 3-4 hours, so we don't have to leave at the crack of dawn.
:)
What worries me is with all this shopping you aren't reading ;) Have a nice tomorrow.
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A toast to a post - Post Prandial
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Good neighbor vibes for DR Laura!!
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A post can make little things grow - Com Post
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A post is a good reminder of something - Post It
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A post can help point the way - Sign Post
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After a new post sometimes one feels depression - Post Partum
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Sometimes one thinks of the best things right after one has posted - Post Script
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I wonder if a post could be the end of the world? - Post Apocalyptic
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I wrote a post but did not post it for a day - Post Dated
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I like a post that's forward thinking - Post Modern
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And a post is better than no post - Emily Post.
Here's a post:
(http://www.downbeast.com/FencePost.jpg)
:D
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I once made a snotty post - Post Nasal Drip
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Here's another post: "Earth vs. The Spider" has arrived!
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Sometimes a post doesn't come out right and I fix it later - Post Production
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There was a very funny book my mom gave me years ago full of actual printed malapropisms. My favorite was a circa 1970 woman with Republican hair (and I know you know what I mean) standing next to her outdoor light, with her hand on its stand. The caption said she was one of only two women to hold a similar post.
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I forgot to mention the DirecTV problem: the receiver is not sending out the HDMI handshake if you leave it off for any length of time. I spent all weekend phoning their "customer service" before finally getting a service call scheduled today. And all of this with the protection package I pay extra for.
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I have had some shrimp and scallops in ginger sauce, for dinner, and I and my ROSE OF ALGERiA vocal score will settle down before the TV with proofreading while I watch something. God knows what.
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I once made a sick post, but it got better as the night wore on - Post Op
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JMK--I enjoyed your review of Barbra's new DVD! I think she sounds great on the whole, but those raspy bits are worrisome!
You asked where I was in the clip-I'm holding on to the railing and wearing a brownish jacket.
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I had a big gay chocolate ice cream cone with chocolate sprinkles from Doug after lunch.
He's on his way to China to perform so he will be gone for two weeks!
Hooray for Doug
I would like a big gay chocolate ice cream cone with chocolate sprinkles.
So would I, minus the sprinkles.
Then I'll take double sprinkles!!
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Who knew The Big Gay Ice Cream Truck would be so popular
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I had a busy and very good day. I received an email with an advanced copy of an article Carol - the woman who grew up in my house - wrote for her column in the Greenville TX newspaper. It's going to be in the paper on Sunday and I'll post a link then. It was very heart warming.
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TOD:
For women's clothing, my favorite era is the 1950s, particularly the latter half of that decade.
Loved the tight waistline with the full skirts and lots of crinoline underneath. That would be my most fave.
(http://www.bluevelvetvintage.com/vintage_style_files/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/vintage-dresses-2.jpg)
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Mike, wasn't Number 4 the dress you wore last week to THE BRAIN?
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Post Toasties
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I don't know what my fav styles of clothing are. I know it when I see it.
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I once sent a post - Post Marked
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Back from a nice dinner - very full, but I didn't eat huge.
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I tried to watch a couple of movies; neither held my attention so I'm on to LAW & ORDER.
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The trip this past weekend was really great. The interesting thing is my parents and I all feel like we were gone much longer than we were. sort of feels like a time warp of some sort.
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my o my what aday
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Good or not so good?
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one of the women gave her notice and Friday was her last day - then today another one of the women has a vacation day - of course that amde today the day that EVERYONE wanted to call in for status calls, last miunte changes and adding new files ....I had hoped to see Bill & Joe today but once again was not able to get out in time to visit
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I did speak to Bill - Joe was released yesterday. Bill is still waiting to hear about rehab
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Thye thank you all for your vibes and prayers
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I have to admit Mike that those 50's dresses look very femine and flattering- I remerber as a very little girls having a dress with a poofy crinoline and watching myself in my Mom's full length mirror as a twirled around to make my skirt flair out
I also remember how scratchy the crinoline was on my bare legs!
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BK those Pot quotes are making me laugh!
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BK those Pot quotes are making me laugh!
Pot quotes make everyone laugh. ;D
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Congrats DR EDISAURUS!
Thank you, JRand!
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Who used to hold up a drink and say "Post time!"? Dean Martin or somebody?
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I had no idea my brother-in-law edited the spots for MAD MEN. Funny what you learn when you poke around the internets.
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Today we saw a handsome dog at our local Starbucks. The owners said it was a Swiss Mountain Dog. He looked like Sherlock, except with short hair. Nice doggy!
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TOD: When I was working on the Mercer film I watched a lot of 1940's-era movies. The women, especially, had the most amazing clothes. I love those dresses with the sheer sleeves, etc. and sparkly fabrics. Haven't seen that kind of glamour since, IMHO.
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It's so nice to see Edi amongst us once again!
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I tried to watch a couple of movies; neither held my attention .
If you would just let me send you some movies, that would never happen.
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DR Edisaurus, I also love the big should pads on women's clothes in the 40s. It looked so wonderful.
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Yes it is nice to see edisaurus -
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I once lost a post before it posted - Post Deleted
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Had a nice dinner, movie was watched, dessert was had, and now I'm finally back home and exhausted.
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hmmm - i need to be up in 4 hours ... maybe I should think about going to bed
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The day is over. And it was a day. Tomorrow is another day and I hope it's not the same as today.
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Tomorrow will be tomorrow.