Ron, there is a rumor afoot and atoe that Criterion will be doing Spartacus - should that turn out to be true, you can be sure they will not use the hideous outdated master that Universal did.
There is this free game on kindle that I am in love with. It is called Every Word.They give you scrambled letters and you have to find as many words as you can. To move on to the next level you need to at least find the longest word. But you get more points for every other word you find. It is helpful that they are listed in alphabetical order. So you can figure out some words.Love this game.http://www.amazon.com/Every-Word/dp/B003P37FW0/ref=pd_sim_kstore_3
I did find one recipe on Kraft that i might use. It is for cheesecake, but only uses 1 container of cream cheese (which i already have). I is a peanut butter/cream cheese pie.
Quote from: Jennifer on February 02, 2012, 06:35:25 AMI'm trying to figure out what to make for the Super Bowl.I love cheesecake. But most use like 3-4 containers of cream cheese which is too expensive, especially on an untried recipe.Do you have a small cheese cake springform pan? If so you can halve the recipe.
I'm trying to figure out what to make for the Super Bowl.I love cheesecake. But most use like 3-4 containers of cream cheese which is too expensive, especially on an untried recipe.
Quote from: Jennifer on February 02, 2012, 06:28:26 AMQuote from: Jane on February 02, 2012, 05:18:55 AMIn honor of the double birthday celebration for the first time I was able to sign in on my nook.I have not tried signing in on my kindle yet. I was worried i wouldn't be able to read the comments easily. But i'm guessing i wouldn't be able to read them okay (i can read twitter but not facebook). Just thinking posting might be a challenge.Posting is a challenge for me. I don't know how to go back & correct mistakes & it bothers my shoulders posting under the covers.
Quote from: Jane on February 02, 2012, 05:18:55 AMIn honor of the double birthday celebration for the first time I was able to sign in on my nook.I have not tried signing in on my kindle yet. I was worried i wouldn't be able to read the comments easily. But i'm guessing i wouldn't be able to read them okay (i can read twitter but not facebook). Just thinking posting might be a challenge.
In honor of the double birthday celebration for the first time I was able to sign in on my nook.
Quote from: JoseSPiano on February 02, 2012, 09:34:14 AMQuote from: Jrand61 on February 02, 2012, 07:45:06 AMIt's tough to tell from the promos - but the music from SMASH doesn't seem to be Broadway like - more American Idol content and singing style. It might be a vehicle for selling LOTS of music downloads....kind of like GLEE.And then there's the luminescence of Miss MESSing.DR JRand - Have you watched the pilot online? Most of the songs are written by Debra Messing and Christian Borle, er, I mean Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman. So, the sound is very much of "today's Broadway".I like what I've heard so far, although, I will admit that nothing has truly impressed me, but I think that may be on purpose.*I actually liked the choice of "Beautiful" for an audition song. There was something very smart about that choice. Alas, I didn't like the auto-tuning.**I'm wondering if we'll be hearing any songs from the writing teams "current" hit show, "Heaven & Earth" (which, apparently is at the Shubert Theatre).My only pre-conceived difficulty with this show is that I couldn't stand Katharine McPhee as a vocalist on "American Idol"...didn't like her intonations, didn't like that she was pitchy, at one point or another, in every song she sang. I considered her a "vanilla" singer...a voice, but not one I wanted to hear again.Will give the show a chance. But I'm pre-disposed to not liking it.
Quote from: Jrand61 on February 02, 2012, 07:45:06 AMIt's tough to tell from the promos - but the music from SMASH doesn't seem to be Broadway like - more American Idol content and singing style. It might be a vehicle for selling LOTS of music downloads....kind of like GLEE.And then there's the luminescence of Miss MESSing.DR JRand - Have you watched the pilot online? Most of the songs are written by Debra Messing and Christian Borle, er, I mean Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman. So, the sound is very much of "today's Broadway".I like what I've heard so far, although, I will admit that nothing has truly impressed me, but I think that may be on purpose.*I actually liked the choice of "Beautiful" for an audition song. There was something very smart about that choice. Alas, I didn't like the auto-tuning.**I'm wondering if we'll be hearing any songs from the writing teams "current" hit show, "Heaven & Earth" (which, apparently is at the Shubert Theatre).
It's tough to tell from the promos - but the music from SMASH doesn't seem to be Broadway like - more American Idol content and singing style. It might be a vehicle for selling LOTS of music downloads....kind of like GLEE.And then there's the luminescence of Miss MESSing.
I've been up since about eight-thirty. Had a very long and interesting telephonic call at that time that looks like it may result in quite a few exciting Kritzerland releases. I've got all digits crossed because this would be a VERY good thing.
On a different topic, why do people care who Donald Trump endorses??
Quote from: bk on February 02, 2012, 11:14:55 AMRon, there is a rumor afoot and atoe that Criterion will be doing Spartacus - should that turn out to be true, you can be sure they will not use the hideous outdated master that Universal did.Didn't Criterion already do SPARTACUS?I think that's the DVD version I have.
Oh, and hello to Doug R. I understand you live in the UK.My best friends live in Bracknell and my mom is from England.
As for the Topic of the Day...-At least the second part of it..."Misery" - Although, I kind of wanted to see James Cahn's character "hobbled" the way the writer was in the book. "Like Water for Chocolate" - I love the recipes!
