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[ChasSmith]

Had a sandwich and no fries and a little cup of chili for my side - all excellent.  Picked up three packages, one of which is something I've been drooling for since it was announced four months ago - the new Blu and Ray of Les Parapluis de Cherbourg, from a brand new transfer from the original camera negative.  The last time this film had a new what they then called "restoration" was in the 90s and it was pretty awful, depending on which version you got - but none were anywhere near what this looked like.  Same thing with Young Girls of Rochefort - when that Blu-ray came out I couldn't believe it - they'd done a brand new transfer with professionals at the helm and it was amazing - since the same team was involved with this one, I held high hopes - and having now watched the first twenty-five minutes, those high hopes were more than met - it is glorious.

WONDERFUL NEWS!!!!!

[Jane]

DR Jane, in Oregon the sign up is all done by paper since the Cover Oregon site does not have the ability to do enroll people online at this time. Keith can go to the Cover Oregon site to find the coverge he wants and whether he would be eligible for a subsidy, but he will need to print out the papers and fill it out/send it in the old fashioned way if he wants coverage to begin Jan. 1st.

I would be wary of any insurance company that calls you, and whateve you do be sure you have at least checked Cover Oregon to make sure you are getting the best deal. Some insurance companies would prefer that you don't do any comparison shopping.

State reps have been the ones calling and who said no one had signed up yet.  They aren't selling anything and I believe the last person he spoke to is who called Regence to get them to respond to Keith's request for insurance.

[George]

Here's an interview I did last week  about my CLARA BOW play with the "Let's Misbehave: A Tribute to Pre-Code Hollywood" website. 

http://letsmisbehaveprecodefilmtribute.blogspot.com/2013/11/author-and-screenwriter-michael-druxman_13.html

That's great, Druxy!

[George]

Well, I'm off.  Tonight, I'm doing the front-of-house duties for "American Roulette."  It's just sitting at the theater and selling tickets...very easy.  I'll also stick around and watch the show again.  This will be my third time.

Be back later!

[elmore3003]

I've been watching this BBC series, THE FADES. It's good and creepy, fine cast, but i wish the damned narrator, who dictates everything that is going to happen, would just shut the hell up.  I've been watching this BBC series, THE FADES. It's good and creepy, fine cast, but i wish the damned narrator, who dictates everything that is going to happen, would just shut the hell up.  It's like being at movie with a friend who's already seen it and insists on telling you what will happen next. I have no idea whose harebrained idea it was to have this narration, but it's working my last nerve.

[John G.]

Had a sandwich and no fries and a little cup of chili for my side - all excellent.  Picked up three packages, one of which is something I've been drooling for since it was announced four months ago - the new Blu and Ray of Les Parapluis de Cherbourg, from a brand new transfer from the original camera negative.  The last time this film had a new what they then called "restoration" was in the 90s and it was pretty awful, depending on which version you got - but none were anywhere near what this looked like.  Same thing with Young Girls of Rochefort - when that Blu-ray came out I couldn't believe it - they'd done a brand new transfer with professionals at the helm and it was amazing - since the same team was involved with this one, I held high hopes - and having now watched the first twenty-five minutes, those high hopes were more than met - it is glorious.

WONDERFUL NEWS!!!!!

I'll second that.

[John G.]

Thanks for the coin, George.

[Cillaliz]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY DR KEVIN H!!!!!!

[Cillaliz]

DR Jane, in Oregon the sign up is all done by paper since the Cover Oregon site does not have the ability to do enroll people online at this time. Keith can go to the Cover Oregon site to find the coverge he wants and whether he would be eligible for a subsidy, but he will need to print out the papers and fill it out/send it in the old fashioned way if he wants coverage to begin Jan. 1st.

I would be wary of any insurance company that calls you, and whateve you do be sure you have at least checked Cover Oregon to make sure you are getting the best deal. Some insurance companies would prefer that you don't do any comparison shopping.

State reps have been the ones calling and who said no one had signed up yet.  They aren't selling anything and I believe the last person he spoke to is who called Regence to get them to respond to Keith's request for insurance.

I heard on the news no one had signed up in Oregon yet

[Sam]

 

[Sam]

Happy birthday DR KevinH   

[Sam]

Mega vibes everyone.

Goodnight.
Sweet dreams.

 

[Cillaliz]

http://www.siouxlandnews.com/story/24038389/mural-painter-learns-history-of-sioux-city-during-process

Great story on the news about my friend Paul and his latest mural project

[Cillaliz]

Paul and I laughed that we were both on TV tonight. The debut of my commercials and he was a news story

[Cillaliz]

Of course they were on different channels, lol

[Cillaliz]

Since I'm all alone and it's much later than I intended to stay up.  Guess I'll get some sleep

[bk]

What is this page five malarky?

[bk]

Why has no one kept the home fries burning?  Why has no one stoked the damn home fries.

[bk]

Back from a really good run-through, Gelson's and sitting on my couch like so much fish for thirty minutes.

[George]

http://www.siouxlandnews.com/story/24038389/mural-painter-learns-history-of-sioux-city-during-process

Great story on the news about my friend Paul and his latest mural project

That's very cool!