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[vixmom]

Belated birthday greetings to Michael,  lovely new avatar

[vixmom]

What were you doing in Orlando?

[vixmom]

Hugs and get well vibes for TCB

[vixmom]

When I drove for ups the rout was set for us, the trucks wereloadedin order of delivery and we did not have discretion to deliver where and when we wished. Unless the delivery driver is freelance   I suspect your wrath would e better spent on the delivery center supervisor who sets up the routes

[bk]

I'm up, I'm up - a little under eight hours of sleep - the sun is shining.

[John G.]

Armco must have devastated so much more than just the company where my dad had worked for years, which they acquired then cast to the winds.

Much, much more. When I lived there in the mid-80s, people were still in shock that Armco had left them behind.

[George]

Good morning to everyone

And to you, too.  That's a nice new avatar, Michael!

[elmore3003]

I'm glad I'm not in Toronto with this crook, but I say, good for you, Jonathan Tunick!
http://bway.ly/oquxn#http://nypost.com/2017/01/31/broadway-producer-a-convicted-felon-is-yellin-at-rehearsal/

[elmore3003]

Armco must have devastated so much more than just the company where my dad had worked for years, which they acquired then cast to the winds.

Much, much more. When I lived there in the mid-80s, people were still in shock that Armco had left them behind.

In the 1950s, we were taught that Middletown was the best of all possible worlds ands Armco the best of all possible employers.

[Jrand74]

DR ELMORE at the Bus Stop....with thanks to DR JOHN G.

[Jrand74]

That was an interesting story DR ELMORE......

[Jane]

Oh, no!  I'm watching an episode of "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.", and there was a commercial for a new show that's going to start on March 5...it's a TV series with the same name as the movie it's based on: "Time After Time."  Yup, a series about Jack the Ripper and H. G. Wells who travel through time to the present.  What WON'T be remade??

Hmmm.  Maybe the Ripper will only be in the first episode.

The problem with these time travel TV series is that they don't seem to go anywhere.
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  Yup.

[Jrand74]

Of course...this is me....

[Jane]

DR KERRY,

[Ginny]

Armco must have devastated so much more than just the company where my dad had worked for years, which they acquired then cast to the winds.

Much, much more. When I lived there in the mid-80s, people were still in shock that Armco had left them behind.

In the 1950s, we were taught that Middletown was the best of all possible worlds ands Armco the best of all possible employers.

That was the still the mindset when I moved here in 1973 and it blinded a lot of people to what needed to be done to progress into the 21st century - like becoming a great bedroom community for Cincinnati and Dayton.  The housing stock would still make that possible but so much infrastructure has deteriorated (schools, streets, etc.) that it's a hard sell.

Yes, the Armco/AK headquarters move was a huge brain drain, but the mill is still operational and the company is about to open their new research facility out by the hospital (and DR Elmore's property).

[Jane]

I'm glad I'm not in Toronto with this crook, but I say, good for you, Jonathan Tunick!
http://bway.ly/oquxn#http://nypost.com/2017/01/31/broadway-producer-a-convicted-felon-is-yellin-at-rehearsal/

And good for Richard Maltby Jr. and David Shire.

[John G.]

I love the understatement in the first sentence of this movie review:

"The Lure," a Polish musical about man-eating teenage mermaids, is genuinely weird.

[John G.]

I'm glad I'm not in Toronto with this crook, but I say, good for you, Jonathan Tunick!
http://bway.ly/oquxn#http://nypost.com/2017/01/31/broadway-producer-a-convicted-felon-is-yellin-at-rehearsal/

Your favorite, Victoria Clark.

[John G.]

Of course...this is me....

Sultry, yes.

[Ginny]

Right after lunch I reluctantly headed out to do my errands and didn't get far before suspecting a flat tire.  Sure enough, so I called Richard who came with Rob intending to put on the spare.  We couldn't figure out how to get to the spare, so Richard called AAA.  While he was still on the phone, Rob got to the spare, but Richard decided to let AAA handle it.  He sent Rob and me home and he's probably at Dempster's by now.  Wonder how many new tires I'll end up with today...

[Ginny]

Mom will just have to wait until tomorrow to have her cookie supply replenished.

[Jane]

Good morning to everyone

Good morning.  You are looking very dapper.

[ChasSmith]

I'm glad I'm not in Toronto with this crook, but I say, good for you, Jonathan Tunick!
http://bway.ly/oquxn#http://nypost.com/2017/01/31/broadway-producer-a-convicted-felon-is-yellin-at-rehearsal/

Wow.  Oh my god.

[bk]

Back from errands and an omelet and English muffin.

[Ron Pulliam]

"Farm Hussy"....I can almost imagine it, Jack!

[Ron Pulliam]

Has anyone heard a peep out of former DR Danise lately?

[Ron Pulliam]

I got "Bells Are Ringing" on Blu ray yesterday and watched it last night.

Mostly splendid, especially that glorious stereophonic sound.

[Ron Pulliam]

There is a nice featurette as an extra -- with Frank Gorshin and Hal Linden.

There are three extra songs...one of which is an "alternate" version of "The Midal Touch".

[Ron Pulliam]

Betty Comden and Adolph Green also are featured (although this is old footage as both are deceased).

[Ron Pulliam]

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