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[MBarnum]

DR JRand, I think Columbia Pictures wanted to make it loud and clear that their calypso movie was better than Allied Artist's calypso movie! 









However, since my dear friend Laurie Mitchell and her dear friend Angie Dickeson were the stars (although you couldn't tell that by the movie poster) of Calypso Joe...you know which of the two movies is really the "Greatest!"

[FJL]

Got an official  letter (Gov Cuomo's name on the masthead!) from NYS that the public hearing in my matter vs. teh company that owns DataLounge will be in the first week in June, but in the Bronx even though the parties are in Manhattan.  It says they allot two days for it.

[Jane]

DR Singdaw, congratulations on becoming one of us in the apnea club. To get used to your mask, I would suggest you wear it for short naps in the early days. See if you can wear it for 20 or 30 minutes.

and if you find that the mask you are using does not work for you, be sure to try out other types. I went from a mask to nasal pillows and found it worked much better for me. There are lots of choices for you.

Can you read in bed wearing either a mask or pillow?

Sure. Although if you wear glasses, the mask made it a bit more difficult for me. But with the nasal pillows, no problem. In fact, I often forget I even have the nasal pillows on/attached to me.

Really!!  I find it easier to read with my glasses off, but then I have to put the book up close to my face.

[Jane]

Got an official  letter (Gov Cuomo's name on the masthead!) from NYS that the public hearing in my matter vs. teh company that owns DataLounge will be in the first week in June, but in the Bronx even though the parties are in Manhattan.  It says they allot two days for it.

MEGA VIBES!!!!

[Dan M]

Got an official  letter (Gov Cuomo's name on the masthead!) from NYS that the public hearing in my matter vs. teh company that owns DataLounge will be in the first week in June, but in the Bronx even though the parties are in Manhattan.  It says they allot two days for it.

I used to work with law firms in NYC.  If you feel that the Bronx is not the proper venue, you should make a motion to have the court changed to Manhattan.  Not that I'm telling you anything you probably already know, you have to recognize which public you are having the hearing before and how sympathetic they will be to your side.  A Manhattan jury is vastly different from a Bronx jury, as are the judges.

[Dan M]

In fact, DR FJL, if neither party is domiciled in the Bronx, I would seriously oppose that as the venue.

[Dan M]

From my experience, the Bronx courts were second only to those in Brooklyn as far as political cronyism and corruption is concerned.  At least in Manhattan, there are far more white shoe law firms that keep that circuit a little more respectable.

[Jeanne]

Hello, everyone.

CONTINUED VIBES FOR A SATISFACTORY RESOLUTION to BK!

[Jeanne]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to DR FJL!!

Hope you're having a great day!

[Jeanne]

Got an official  letter (Gov Cuomo's name on the masthead!) from NYS that the public hearing in my matter vs. teh company that owns DataLounge will be in the first week in June, but in the Bronx even though the parties are in Manhattan.  It says they allot two days for it.

MEGA VIBES!!!!

DITTO!!

[Jeanne]

Media check:

PHILOMENA

I'm also watching MISS FISHER season 1 for the third time. What a delight it is! Definitely a chick-flick, but such a wonderful production. Lighthearted, period drama, with the most stunning costumes. To die for, IMHO. Available on Netflix streaming.

[Jeanne]

Singdaw, I hope the CPAP works out for you.

[Jeanne]

I'm hoping that today is the LAST day of our mini heat wave. I learned that my AC is not working. 

[Jeanne]

TTFN.

[Jane]

DR Jeanne do you have an appointment for someone to fix your AC? 

[Jane]

For the last two nights we have needed our AC in the bedroom.  We should be cooling down beginning tomorrow.  I'm enjoying the warmer weather.

[TCB]

Happy Birthday to DR FJL!

[KevinH]

Happy Birthday to FJL!!

[KevinH]

I had no idea that Maya Angelou was in movies (or at least one movie)!

[KevinH]

Continued vibes for BK and Abner and company!

[elmore3003]

Wow.  Who'da thunk it...THE SCREENING ROOM: Celebrating the 30th Broadway Anniversary of Sunday in the Park With George!

The Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine musical Sunday in the Park with George celebrated its Broadway opening May 2, 1984, at the Booth Theatre. Bernadette Peters and Mandy Patinkin starred.

Playbill.com is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the musical with a collection of performances from the Broadway production and more.

Oh, that old show?  I'm still proud of my involvement!

And I am home from a wonderful IRMA LA DOUCE sitzprobe. I do not know who's playing Irma, but she is adorable, Rob McClure is so wonderful, as are Malcolm Getz and all of the men. The orchestra and musical direction are impeccable and I think it's gonna be really good!

[Jane]

DR Vixmom as there has been a lot of flooding, not terribly bad, in Pennsylvania I asked a friend if he had any.  He said some in his basement but he has a drain for the water.  All he had to do was broom out the last of it. 

You need a drain in your basement!!!!

[Michael]

I didn't forget.

[Michael]

Wow.  Who'da thunk it...THE SCREENING ROOM: Celebrating the 30th Broadway Anniversary of Sunday in the Park With George!

The Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine musical Sunday in the Park with George celebrated its Broadway opening May 2, 1984, at the Booth Theatre. Bernadette Peters and Mandy Patinkin starred.

Playbill.com is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the musical with a collection of performances from the Broadway production and more.

Oh, that old show?  I'm still proud of my involvement!

And I am home from a wonderful IRMA LA DOUCE sitzprobe. I do not know who's playing Irma, but she is adorable, Rob McClure is so wonderful, as are Malcolm Getz and all of the men. The orchestra and musical direction are impeccable and I think it's gonna be really good!

And I was there opening night with compliments of the composer.

[Jennifer]

DR Singdaw, congratulations on becoming one of us in the apnea club. To get used to your mask, I would suggest you wear it for short naps in the early days. See if you can wear it for 20 or 30 minutes.

and if you find that the mask you are using does not work for you, be sure to try out other types. I went from a mask to nasal pillows and found it worked much better for me. There are lots of choices for you.

Can you read in bed wearing either a mask or pillow?

I don't have one, but I would assume that you wouldn't wear it at all when you're awake.  Isn't it only needed when you sleep?

I was thinking the same thing. Why you be wearing the mask if you are awake reading?

[Jennifer]

DR Singdaw, congratulations on becoming one of us in the apnea club. To get used to your mask, I would suggest you wear it for short naps in the early days. See if you can wear it for 20 or 30 minutes.

and if you find that the mask you are using does not work for you, be sure to try out other types. I went from a mask to nasal pillows and found it worked much better for me. There are lots of choices for you.

Can you read in bed wearing either a mask or pillow?

Sure. Although if you wear glasses, the mask made it a bit more difficult for me. But with the nasal pillows, no problem. In fact, I often forget I even have the nasal pillows on/attached to me.

Really!!  I find it easier to read with my glasses off, but then I have to put the book up close to my face.

My mom does the same thing. She holds books right up to her face.

[Jane]

DR Singdaw, congratulations on becoming one of us in the apnea club. To get used to your mask, I would suggest you wear it for short naps in the early days. See if you can wear it for 20 or 30 minutes.

and if you find that the mask you are using does not work for you, be sure to try out other types. I went from a mask to nasal pillows and found it worked much better for me. There are lots of choices for you.

Can you read in bed wearing either a mask or pillow?

I don't have one, but I would assume that you wouldn't wear it at all when you're awake.  Isn't it only needed when you sleep?

I was thinking the same thing. Why you be wearing the mask if you are awake reading?

Because I read until I fall asleep.  If I stopped to put the mask on I would be wide awake again.  I woke up this morning with my Nook next to me in bed. 

[Jane]

DR Singdaw, congratulations on becoming one of us in the apnea club. To get used to your mask, I would suggest you wear it for short naps in the early days. See if you can wear it for 20 or 30 minutes.

and if you find that the mask you are using does not work for you, be sure to try out other types. I went from a mask to nasal pillows and found it worked much better for me. There are lots of choices for you.

Can you read in bed wearing either a mask or pillow?

Sure. Although if you wear glasses, the mask made it a bit more difficult for me. But with the nasal pillows, no problem. In fact, I often forget I even have the nasal pillows on/attached to me.

Really!!  I find it easier to read with my glasses off, but then I have to put the book up close to my face.

My mom does the same thing. She holds books right up to her face.

Once I had to wear progressive lenses I found it was easier to read without glasses than with them.  Being so very nearsighted that part of my vision has improved with age.  My arms would be more comfortable if I didn't have to put my reading material in my face.

[George]

Wow.  Who'da thunk it...THE SCREENING ROOM: Celebrating the 30th Broadway Anniversary of Sunday in the Park With George!

The Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine musical Sunday in the Park with George celebrated its Broadway opening May 2, 1984, at the Booth Theatre. Bernadette Peters and Mandy Patinkin starred.

Playbill.com is celebrating the 30th anniversary of the musical with a collection of performances from the Broadway production and more.

Oh, that old show?  I'm still proud of my involvement!

And I am home from a wonderful IRMA LA DOUCE sitzprobe. I do not know who's playing Irma, but she is adorable, Rob McClure is so wonderful, as are Malcolm Getz and all of the men. The orchestra and musical direction are impeccable and I think it's gonna be really good!

And I was there opening night with compliments of the composer.

Cool!  How did that happen?

[George]

DR Singdaw, congratulations on becoming one of us in the apnea club. To get used to your mask, I would suggest you wear it for short naps in the early days. See if you can wear it for 20 or 30 minutes.

and if you find that the mask you are using does not work for you, be sure to try out other types. I went from a mask to nasal pillows and found it worked much better for me. There are lots of choices for you.

Can you read in bed wearing either a mask or pillow?

I don't have one, but I would assume that you wouldn't wear it at all when you're awake.  Isn't it only needed when you sleep?

I was thinking the same thing. Why you be wearing the mask if you are awake reading?

Because I read until I fall asleep.  If I stopped to put the mask on I would be wide awake again.  I woke up this morning with my Nook next to me in bed. 

Oh.  I can't do that at all.  Reading in my bed is somewhat uncomfortable, so I don't read to fall asleep.  Watching TV in bed is not a problem, but then I can't sleep with that much noise, so I have to turn off the TV when I'm ready to sleep.