There is of course, your Christmas Liszt, your Birthday Liszt, and the Queen's Liszt - just to name a few.
DR elmore - iDisk is basically like another disk drive on your computer. Once you get the User Name and/or the Password, well, that's all you need. It's a perfect way for sharing large files and a large number of file without having to attach them to e-mails.
Shall I call you later? :)
Call me NOW!!!
Jose, yes I did. I informed Anthony of the news. Wow! Is he staying in Las Vegas or just moving into a different living situation? Also, I know they cut back on performances and cast for the Las Vegas Hairspray. Did he get cut from the show or does he still have a job? You may not know this but just thought I'd ask.
Call me NOW!!!
BK, was glad to hear your thoughts on BARBARIAN AND THE GEISHA...I have never seen that film but it always seemed sort of interesting. I wonder what ever became of the lovely Eiko Ando.
This movie seems to be her only film credit.
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Well... I called the ever-demanding and ever forceful - but in a good way ;) - DR elmore, and helped him with his iDisk issues. Alas, I was not able to solve his problems, but at least we found some possible reasons for his issues. And then we started to deal with his iDisk.
:P
More than happy to oblige, DR elmore.
Can someone name some I Want songs other than Corner of The Sky.
Can someone name some I Want songs other than Corner of The Sky.
There are a fair number of reruns on tonight's schedule, but I noticed that DR Ron Pulliam's favorite show JOEY is returning tonight with a new episode and a rerun in the 8 o'clock hour. Opposite AMERICAN IDOL, I think we're seeing the very, very last of this series.
A question for HARRY POTTER fans out there. With the remaining films in the series, since the books are so involved, would you rather see those novels filmed in two parts each or would you rather see the condensation or elimination of subplots to make the movie a single 2 1/2 hour version of the story?
I opt for the "Peter Jackson" approach. Film it all. Release it theatrically at 2 1/2-3 hours, then release the extended version to home DVD.
Oh, Larry, you're so masterful and top-like ;)
Ya know, when I was reading the posts I somehow knew that DR Elmore would say that! :D
Is anyone else having problems with getting on the discussion board this morning? The site itself works fine, and I can get here if I click directly from the end of the notes, but I cannot get here via haineshisway.com/community.
Well... I called the ever-demanding and ever forceful - but in a good way ;) - DR elmore, and helped him with his iDisk issues. Alas, I was not able to solve his problems, but at least we found some possible reasons for his issues. And then we started to deal with his iDisk.
:P
More than happy to oblige, DR elmore.
Can someone name some I Want songs other than Corner of The Sky.
A question for HARRY POTTER fans out there. With the remaining films in the series, since the books are so involved, would you rather see those novels filmed in two parts each or would you rather see the condensation or elimination of subplots to make the movie a single 2 1/2 hour version of the story?
Can someone can up with some quick charm songs, and also some comedy songs that are actually laugh-out-loud funny.
DR Ron Pulliam - Just replace the ()'s with []'s.
;)
Trial and error...trial and error...DONE!
:D
Dana Reeve, Christopher Reeve's widow, has died from lung cancer at 44. Terribly sad news.
Dana Reeve (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060307/ap_en_mo/obit_reeve)
Can someone can up with some quick charm songs, and also some comedy songs that are actually laugh-out-loud funny.
Good I Want Songs - had several but didn't have others so I added them to the list.
Is anyone else having problems with getting on the discussion board this morning? The site itself works fine, and I can get here if I click directly from the end of the notes, but I cannot get here via haineshisway.com/community.
Off to prep lunch now and watch some things recorded last night.
WBBL.
Hmm...
As BK mentioned earlier... I can only access the board via the "front door" - starting off on haineshisway.com and clicking through accordingly.
Hmm...
Do you think you could also supply a link to the main club site too?
-This is not a test. Well... maybe it is. ;D
Darn, missed my chance to add one of my favorite FUNNY numbers to the liszt:
You Can Always Count On Me
Thanks for the link, DR RLP. Lovely music for a film that...is not so lovely.
Ooh! Ooh!
While waiting for "Medium"...and in between my "dozes"...I watched the last half-hour of "The Apprentice".
It's a fun, cut-throat show this season...and some of the players are schoolyard childish. This includes a marketing rep and a criminal defense lawyer, both of whom were booted last night.
There was a segment in the show during which the "Synergy" bunch were in Times Square in bathrobes...(their "hook", as it were, to attract potential customers to their product)...and for no reason at all...(!!!???!!!)....I thought of Larry Moore and wondered if he'd ever been to Times Square in his bathrobe.
;D
DRMBARNUM - I thought YOU sent me that picture!!
What does that mean? Since I usually see "prep" in medical terms, I just wonder: are you inserting catheters in cans of soup, shaving a ham, taking the temperature of a loaf of bread?
It mean's he's fixing to "fix" somethin'.
(Prep = prepare, preparation, fixin'-to-fix...)
Can someone name some I Want songs other than Corner of The Sky.Sticking with Stephen Schwartz:
How kind of you to enlighten me. I've only heard "prep" used in medical situations.
I don't think I've owned a pair of pajamas since 1975.
A question for HARRY POTTER fans out there. With the remaining films in the series, since the books are so involved, would you rather see those novels filmed in two parts each or would you rather see the condensation or elimination of subplots to make the movie a single 2 1/2 hour version of the story?I'd rather see the elimination of the subplots and subcharacters, as they did with Goblet. None of the films have been the worse for the elimination of Peeves, for example, a character who has appeared in every book.
DR Jennifer - Yes, I witnessed Tarek's ineptitude last week. But he's still nice to look at.
-As for this season's crop of Apprentice wanna-be's... The whole international make-up of the group is interesting. I also just read some of the background bios on the show's site, and it seems like most of them are already leading successful companies on their own. In other words, I think most of them are past the point of being team players.
The lawyer stacy (from last night) was so bitchy and obnoxious towards the sweet funny brent that i wanted to hit her. I'm sure he (brent) must be a handful. But the fact that they would not even try to work with him (when he had lots of good ideas) was really making me mad. Plus to blame the defeat on him when he seemed to be the only one generating text messages (the tasks) seemed mean. Maybe they should have blamed THE TEAM LEADER WHO HAD THE WHOLE TEAM OVERSLEEPING ON THE MORNING OF THE CHALLENGE!
I don't think I've owned a pair of pajamas since 1975.
Then you truly should avoid jump splits, shouldn't you!
;D
I was very pissed off that she accused him of "threatening" her...then changed her story and said she didn't consider it a "threat"...and then told Trump the original version, that he "threatened her". Obviously it was a ploy to make Brent look as bad as possible. In truth, Brent looked pretty bad in the board room, but nowhere near as bad as Pepi and Stacy.
Lying like that -- and impugning Brent's character -- was unforgivable. I was pleased to see both those creeps go.
Would LOVE to ahve seen the looks on the faces of the team when Brent walked back into the suite!!!
I own 3 pairs of pajamas and a kurta.
Sondheim's characters, with their typical ambivalence, don't have a clue about what they want.
Matchmaker Matchmaker (Fiddler)
I don't want to jinx myself but I've had no problem getting here. I've been using my bookmarked favorite all day and I'm in and out with no problem. Hmmm, I guess I'm special ;D
I must admit I never heard of Myron Healy. I found this copy of a lobby card which provided a picture. He's the one in the green shirt, correct Mr. Barnum?
Tell Anthony I have a 1905 theatre scrapbook at the office to show him.
I kept getting thrown out of this site all day. I could read, but everytime I tried to post I was out on my ear. Guess somebody is telling me to "shaddup already!"
Quote from: JRand55 on Yesterday at 23:20:55
Eventually she began studying on her own, and discovered that she had lead poisoning. A technician asked for a sample of all medications she had taken and let her know that the supplement (not regulated by the FDA and imported from England) had nearly 1000 times the safe limit of lead in it.
It was a slow death sentence, and there was nothing she could do. Allison lived about four years longer after the diagnosis, and pleaded with the FDA to start regulating supplements - they said they were studying it...but it remains a gray area today....ask Sara Shane!
She died On February 27, 1977, a few days shy of her 47th birthday.
You can read my two-part bio of her here: (this is part two, with a link to part one).
http://www.horror-wood.com/allison.htm
Now, aren't you glad you asked?
How kind of you to enlighten me. I've only heard "prep" used in medical situations.
DR MattH, tonight not only has American Idol but also new episodes of Boston Legal and The Amazing Race.
I just read that actor Myron Healy passed away...way back in December! I can't believe it is just now making the news! Poor Myron.
If he hadn't, I would have.
Back from a fun class - everyone enjoyed the little "history" lesson. Must now ship some packages.
There's definitely a problem with accessing this board through the shortcut of haineshisway.com/community, the way I normally do. Works fine if you go through the site itself, but if you don't you get
Safari can’t open the page “http://www.haineshisway.com/community/” because it could not load any data from this location.
I would have expected nothing less.
nobody loves me, everybody hates me, think I'll go eat worms...
Perhaps HHW is a victim today of the same malaise affecting the New York airports; flights are in trouble because the computer controlling the radar is a mess and flights cannot land or take off. Oy!
I would have expected nothing less.
If you clear your cache, getting to the discussion board the usual way should work fine now.
I think they need to clean their cache.
Thanks everyone for your song suggestions.
If you clear your cache, getting to the discussion board the usual way should work fine now.
Just back from the El Portal - our set seems to be fine, lights work, sound works - however, someone pulled out a bit of the scrim, and that needs to be put right - just a matter of using a putty knife to tuck it into a seam.
There clearly are SOMEBODY'S caches that cry out for clearing. :D
I'm not sure anyone here has that need.
Can someone name some I Want songs other than Corner of The Sky.
I decided to put all my Sondheim cd's and all my BK cd's (producing and performing) together....didn't realize I had so many. 49! And when my new Sweeney Todd recording arrives, there will be 50. I have to get a new DEDICATED CD rack tomorrow!
I ended up watching "The Apprentice" last night too...
I like Tarek. :)
<SNIP>
And did I mention Tarek?
;)
DR George - That's kinda spooky!
Hmm... Maybe this season's "The Apprentice" is just one big scripted drama with real actors playing real people?!?!?!?
;)
Well, if anyone has any cash lying around they don't want, send it my way!
You know it is a weird night at the library
Errant dogs sneaking in....
Van Morrison's Moondance echoing in my head
and stray (unopened0 condoms being found in the stacks.....
and it is not even a full moon!!
Off to see the Paul Taylor Dance performance at City Center tonight.
My contact with Paul Taylor Dance Co., who I only speak to on the phone, sounds precisely like William Daniels.
...a couple of personnel items that could be in this week's staff newsletter.....
Releasing on DVD today...I had totally forgotten about this cartoon!!! LOL!
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Did I say a couple? There are 11 position openings posted in today's newsletter, including the assistant manager of our department whose resignation was announced last week. The one that concerns me is a posting of my very own job! They're upgrading the position to reflect more accurately how I've developed the role of grants and nonprofit outreach librarian, but the goofy thing is that I have to apply and, potentially, compete (if there are any other applicants). This will be the second time in a little over 2 years that I've had to apply for the job I'm already doing - I had to do the same thing when moving from 32 to 40 hours a week. Ain't bureaucracy grand?
Last night, TCB posted:
"I am not sure my body is doing too well tonight. A truck backed into my car this afternoon while I was sitting in it. I had already put the car in Park, so I think I felt it more than I might have otherwise. I thought I was fine, but I am starting to get a little sore. "
What I want to know is...TCB, what were you doing in that truck???
On a happier DVD note, my final two DVDs from the Deep Discount DVD sale on Criterion titles finally arrived. "A Night to Remember" came last Thursday, and I got "The Last Temptation of Christ" in yesterday's mail.
You're special, DR Ben, just special. Tell Anthony I have a 1905 theatre scrapbook at the office to show him.
Thanks to TPunk for the good vibes, earlier today; as well as anyone else I forgot to thank. Perhaps I should take another pill and go back to bed.I must be a wussburger, becaue I am feeling fried.
Good Evening!
Just finished watching "American Idol"...
It will be interesting to see how America votes this week.
How kind of you to enlighten me. I've only heard "prep" used in medical situations.
I own 3 pairs of pajamas and a kurta.
Oh, joy! I started ANOTHER page!
One of the running jokes I had with my mom when she was alive was that she got SICK of THE PAJAMA GAME. Oh, she loved the show, but she said that every time she got invited out by someone to see a show (my dad didn't like theater, so my mom had to depend on the kindness of strangers), it always ended up being THE PAJAMA GAME. She must have seen it a half dozen times in her life in different productions. I think it was one of the last things she ever saw me in.
After years of complaining about THE PAJAMA GAME, I took her to NYC one summer just to see four shows, none of which were THE PAJAMA GAME. The ones we saw that summer were GEORGE M, CABARET, MAME, and THE HAPPY TIME.
Or the title song from THE RETURN OF MARTIN GUERRE.
DR George - That's COOL! :)
And the last package was from eBay! Last week I used the "Buy It Now" option and got an UNOPENED, original stereo (SVAS 2124) copy of Golden Boy! Here's a scan of the cover (notice the sticker on it??):Dang that decimal point!
Maybe I will get my PDF this week!
I ordered WALK THE LINE at a great price today....
DR's DAKOTA CELT and GINNY - the full moon is on March 14, but Jupiter AND Mercury are both in retrograde...so small annoyances abound for us all.
Or the title song from THE RETURN OF MARTIN GUERRE.
Here's a close-up of the sticker!:
Thanks for the laugh, Ron, I needed it. Even if it did take me about five minutes to figure it out. ???
TALK about tonight's AMERICAN IDOL, well sort of.
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>I really cannot imagine that they would vote out anybody but konnik and melissa. But i guess one never knows for sure. I really thought these were the two who would go before tonight's performance.
IDOL - - - -
I have to say, however, I thought the audience was also very unresponsive this week. There was very little applause or enthusiasm for anyone compared to the previous two weeks.