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Vanilla wins the popular vote among Americans as the favorite ice cream flavor for a second year in a row, and premium ice cream is a top seller while frozen yogurt posts a steady increase in demand.
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Global well-being improvement leader Healthways today announced it has entered into an exclusive partnership with Dean Ornish, MD, to operate and license his Lifestyle Management Programs. Dr.
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Life Extension Refutes StudyJuly 24th, 2013
A recently released analysis on a small subgroup of study subjects that assessed omega-3 fatty acid levels in plasma is misleading and irresponsible according to Life Extension scientists at in
More than 18,000 Pets SavedJuly 23rd, 2013
The ASPCA (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) today announced that 18,336 pets were adopted or reunited with their owners during the first month of the 2013 ASPCA Rachael Ray $100K Challenge, a three-month competition where 49 animal shelters from across the country are working to increase adoptions in order to win a piece of the more th
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CDC-Funded Effort Educates Hispanics on CancerJuly 23rd, 2013
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Nutritional Probiotic Supplement Found to Help AutismJuly 22nd, 2013
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Milan Lucic scored his eighth goal of the season at 15:37 of the first period, and it's a 1-0 Bruins lead after 20 minutes.
Nathan Horton dropped it for Lucic at the face-off circle, and Lucic took it from there, beating Tomas Vokoun top shelf. Patrice Bergeron also picked up an assist on the play.
The Panthers came awfully close twice in the middle of the period, with a David Booth shot trickling off Rask's glove but falling wide of the net, and Jason Garrison firing one that hit the post. Later in the period, Booth took a pass in front from Rostislav Olesz, with Rask getting in position and making a fantastic save.
Shawn Thornton and Darcy Hordichuk provided the fighting for the period, squaring off at 16:31 in a twist that left Thornton with a bloody nose. The lone injury scare of the period when Patrice Bergeron took a Dennis Wideman shot off the foot, but he returned to the ice.
Florida is outshooting the Bruins, 16-11. The Panthers are 0-for-1 on the power play, with 13.2 seconds remaining on a high sticking on a high stick call on on Blake Wheeler.
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Bong Hits 4 SCOTUS? No Thank You
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Some Third Circuit Scuttlebutt
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Making the Move: Why it's Better to Use a Legal Recruiter
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Supreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: October Term 2008
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The Women of One First Street: Some SCOTUS Scuttlebutt
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Breaking: Supreme Court Upholds Constitutionality of Partial Birth Abortion Act
This just in from One First Street. The Associated Press reports: The Supreme Court upheld the nationwide ban on a controversial abortion procedure Wednesday, handing abortion opponents the long- awaited victory they expected from a more conservative bench. The 5-4 ruling said the Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act that Congress passed and President Bush signed […]
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Wherein We Embarrass Ourselves at the Moot Court Finals
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Yesterday afternoon, we attended the Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court finals, at Columbia Law School. We interviewed the four finalists prior to the arguments. Here's our interview with Eric Chesin and Geoffrey Reed: And here's our interview with David Gringer and Patrick Somers: After impressive arguments, and deliberation by the distinguished panel — Justice Samuel […]
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* Fans of "The Office" (what BBC version?) will rejoice at this play-by-play of potential litigation related to each episode. Ladies, whenever you cringe at the memory of a loser ex-boyfriend, just think of Jan, Michael's otherwise competent and attractive boss, who somehow ends up vacationing with him… at a Sandals resort. [That's What She […]
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Above the Law Hotties: Law Librarians!
When it comes to legal hotties contests, Above the Law is a market leader — and everybone else has yet to match. We're previously held beauty contests for America'shottest ERISA lawyers, law school deans, and 3L students at NYU Law. And we have tons of ideas for future contests. We asked for your help in […]
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Justice O'Connor: Retired, But Not Reclusive
Newsweek has an interesting article about retired Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O'Connor. The gist of the piece is that even though Justice O'Connor is longer on the Court, she's still extremely busy. Since her SCOTUS retirement, she has served on the Iraq Study Group, which published its report not too long ago; sat by […]
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Yale Dean Harold Koh Hearts Conservatives
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More SCOTUS Clerk Hiring News: October Term 2007 Hires
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This lot consists of two works:
1. "Soldado China (Granadero Chino)"
Year: 1939
Medium: lithograph
Size: 15.25 x 14.25 inches
Edition 15 of 25
Signed and dated in pencil on lower right "Ocampo 39", and numbered in pencil on the lower left "15/25." Also signed and dated in stone lower left "Ocampo/39". Slight paper loss in the lower right corner with full margins.
2.Title "The Circus (The Fair)"
Year: 1940
Medium: lithograph
Size: 17.5 x 12.88 inches (43.2 x 32.7 cm)
Edition 7 of 15
Signed and dated in pencil on the lower right "Ocampo/40" and numbered in pencil on the lower left "7 of 15." Also signed and dated on stone lower right "Ocampo 40", and inscribed in pencil." This work comes in excellent condition.
Contemporary Latin American artist, Isidoro Ocampo (1910-1983), is most known for his detailed figurative prints, that exaggerate scenes of Mexico, encapsulating an almost surreal effect. The artist was born in Veracruz and attended classes at San Carlos Academy and the Workshop of Book Arts as a child. At 20 years old he was appointed as assistant in the Engraving Workshop of the Teachers of Woodcuts and Etchings, the medium in which he is most recognized. Ocampo was an educator at the Ministry of Public Education and at the Begginers' Night Art Schools in Mexico City, and participated in founding the TGP, a workshop of popular graphic artists, and held exhibitions throughout Mexico and the US.
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Book your room at Hilton Columbus Downtown
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4-star Columbus hotel in Downtown Columbus, near COSI
Located in Downtown Columbus, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Greater Columbus Convention Center, COSI, and Columbus Museum of Art. Ohio State University and Ohio Stadium are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a restaurant, an indoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a conference center are onsite.
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All 532 rooms offer comforts like Egyptian cotton sheets and down comforters, plus MP3 docks and LCD TVs with cable channels. Other amenities available to guests include WiFi, wired Internet, and coffee makers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hilton Columbus Downtown features an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink.
Event facilities measuring 30000 square feet (2787 square meters) include a conference center and conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, concierge services, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Parking is available onsite for a surcharge.
Hilton Columbus Downtown is a smoke-free property.
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Conference space size (feet) - 30000
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- Number of meeting rooms - 15
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- Total number of rooms - 532
- Year Built 2012
Available in all rooms: Wireless internet access ( 12.95 USD ), Wired internet access ( 12.95 USD )
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- WiFi (surcharge)
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- MP3 docking station
- Cable TV service
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- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
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Hilton Columbus Downtown has a restaurant on site.
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- Pet fee: USD 50.00 per accommodation, per stay
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20.01.06 - Bernard Hopkins hangs up his gloves for a moment to put on his promoters cap. He and his top ten ranked Junior Welterweight nephew, Demetrius Hopkins, will be traveling from Philadelphia to Tucson on Wednesday in time for fighter weigh ins on Thursday at The Desert Diamond Casino Sports Bar. All fighters, including Kassim Ouma, Vicente Escobedo, Rock Allen, Otis Griffin and David Lopez, will be available for comment..
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Phantasy Star IV
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#41lookedPosted 11/26/2012 9:08:05 PMmessage detail
Thanks for explination FreshFeeling, it's better than anything else I've come across, but yeah I'm finding that the effect is the opposite. Wren is completely unchanged, his stats are exactly what the same as that chart. On the other hand, Here is my Raja
Raja Level 46
Strength: 86
Mental: 4
Agility 59
Dexterity: 65
He actually gained skill usage
Blessing 29
Holyword 25
Ataraxia 16
Miracle 12
St Fire 11
I've tried to get him to gain a level to see if he would get even more screwed up, but there is some kind of problem with his exp too. Experience need seems to jumping around, and it looks like I did gain a level, but I'm pretty sure I didn't see the level up in battle.
PSO GCN:Iooked 200 Fonewearl Iooked ver.2 200 Racaseal
PSO DC: Lost Soul 200 Humar PSOBB: The Omen 70 Fonewm
#42FreshFeelingPosted 11/27/2012 11:05:24 AMmessage detail(edited)
Your Raja appears to have exactly Wren's level 46 stats. Except for the 4 mental, which is probably a bonus from equipment.
Let's ponder on this.
How many exp does Raja have?
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#43lookedPosted 11/27/2012 2:11:48 PMmessage detail
Looks like you are right, the 4 mental was from the Laconia Circlet.
Currently his exp is 825250 with 113047 to the next level.
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#44FreshFeelingPosted 11/27/2012 2:20:03 PMmessage detail
Wren needs 816243 exp for level 46, and 871260 for level 47.
Forgetting about the "to next level" part, which is baffling, it appears that Raja might be moving on Wren's experience table now.
Are any other characters affected?
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#45lookedPosted 11/27/2012 2:50:17 PMmessage detail
I just gained a few more levels with Raja, and he is definately on gaining Wrens stats now. I can also confirm that he is leveling up without an in battle message. When he hits the necessary exp he just goes up a level.
As far as I can tell no other characters are being affected. So if reaching level 99 creates an overflow to another character, I wonder if it's possible to level 5 characters to 99 without a problem.
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#46FreshFeelingPosted 11/28/2012 6:43:49 AMmessage detail
I'd like to see the following scenarios:
-Rune levelled to 99 without any other characters, see if Gryz gains Rune's stats.
-Seth levelled to 99 without any other characters, see if Kyra gains Seth's stats. It could also just cause craziness since Seth is at the end of the table.
-Chaz levelled to 99 without any other characters... no idea what that would do.
Surely several of these have been tested but I don't know if anyone documented it.
Two years ago, BigNailCow made a patch that, among other effects, modified the experience table so that every character would start at level 1 (details at http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/563334-phantasy-star-iv/54336598). I wonder what he might know about the level 99 situation.
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#47Lord_GremioPosted 1/3/2013 5:03:47 AMmessage detail
god I love this game
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#48GalladetheGreatPosted 2/6/2013 7:53:50 PMmessage detail
^ This! I agree!
Don't get mad, get gllad.
#49bakasoraPosted 3/28/2013 12:46:43 AMmessage detail
trenzer1 posted...
I think you can perform advanced version of Triblaster. I did it before. 3 spells need to be in the same tier.
and FFXIII is garbage.
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I recently had the delight of seeing Jane Schouten at Meet The Blogger recently in Amsterdam and she gave me some gorgeous postcards that I immediately came home to post on my mood board. Jane is such a lovely person, I've known her now for several years — in fact we first met three years ago in Amsterdam at a blogger meet up organized by Yvonne and I. Jane is known and loved by so many online for her blog and shop, All The Luck In The World, which I learned about way before I even met her back in 2008.
Photo taken at Villa Augustus, a place where I want to plan a girl's weekend this Fall. A mini escape is calling loudly lately!
Lovely Jane has been around online for awhile now and continues to inspire me with her fresh, quirky take on homespun interiors with an artistic point-of-view. Here are some recent photographs that she has taken in and outside of her home that I found so inspiring — and I'm willing to bet these photos will lure you over to Jane's world if you haven't already visited her on her blog or in her little online shop.
A DIY project where Jane shows you how to do something creative with a simple photo cube. This is something I've done in the past, using these cubes to display mini prints and little things from my forest walks, but I never thought to put them on the wall. Brilliant – you can find the project details here.
Isn't Jane's eye so lovely? What a nice way to begin a weekend, isn't it? With a fresh, creative open-to-anything mindset. Love it. This is what decorating should be – personalized, fun, original and a bit of who gives a damn. :)
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American fine artist Jonathan Viner posted three new prints available in his store and they are so lovely… "While my oil paintings sell for thousands of dollars through art galleries, I produce limited edition art prints priced within everyone's reach." He's a smart cookie to make some of his work accessible. I like that and I like his work very much as I'm sure you will too.
Lovely ladies and gorgeous colors!
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I've known Danish artist Line Juhl Hansen for awhile now and I follow her work religiously via her beautiful blog. Line's artwork is so beautiful, I'm constantly inspired by her lines, shapes and colors. I also love her work studio and her summer home. Here is a little spotlight on the lovely Line today.
She's such an inspiration to me and perhaps can be to you, too.
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I love it when creatives collaborate, the results are often fabulous! Take for instance the work of Little Owl (Bruce Wayland and Marcello De Simone) and Swarm (Leslie Oschmann). Perfect. These paintings on plates are so intriguing and unique and are part of the Altered Perspective series. I don't recall seeing anything like them before which is exciting and why I find Leslie, in particular, so talented — she really creates.
"Taking two usually separate objects [Paintings & Blue and White Transferware] each containing scenes, or 'perspectives', and through artful alteration produced unexpected new images from the combination of both. The juxtaposition results in something that becomes a conversation piece as the canvas of the painting merges with the printed images of the plates. A landscape painted in the Netherlands blends into an English country scene on the plate, and in the process a new image is made through the merging of both. The roughness of canvas from the paintings and the smooth gloss of the plates makes for an appealing contrast of surfaces." – Little Owl.
A new batch of one-of-a-kind plates just released, visit this page to see what is available. Quickly! They sell out fast!
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The Zilog Z8 Encore! is a microcontroller based on the popular Z8 microcontroller.
The Z8 Encore! offers a wide range of features for use in embedded applications. Most notably is usage of three DMA channels to read for example from the analog-to-digital converter (ADC).
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General News Archive - October 27, 2008
By Mike Lopresti PHILADELPHIA -- Suddenly, the end seems near. The Tampa Bay Rays are running out of karma, not to mention games. And if they have any magic left, it'd better be good and it'd better be now.
By David Jackson CEDAR FALLS, Iowa -- Republican John McCain dismissed national polls and said Sunday that he is gaining ground on rival Barack Obama, while the Democratic nominee urged supporters in a key Western state to vote early.
By Thomas Frank Actress Jennifer Hudson and her family offered a $100,000 reward Sunday for the safe return of her 7-year-old nephew, who has been missing since the Friday shooting deaths of Hudson's mother and brother at the family home on Chicago's South Side.
Three people died and five others were wounded Monday in a roadside bomb blast in eastern Baghdad, Iraq's Interior Ministry said. The bomb exploded, striking a minibus in the Shiite neighborhood of Aman, CNN reported.
Police confirmed Monday the body of a child found in a vehicle in Chicago is that of 7-year-old Julian King, the nephew of actress-singer Jennifer Hudson.
U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, was found guilty Monday of all seven felony charges related to unreported gifts and renovation work done on his home.
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Noted Lincoln scholar Steers (Blood on the Moon: The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln) succinctly and eloquently debunks 14 popular myths about the Great Emancipator's life and death. Is the so-called "Birthplace Cabin" in Kentucky the real thing? Probably not, save for a few random boards that might linger from the original structure. Was Lincoln's father of record, Thomas Lincoln, actually his father, or was Lincoln the bastard son of Nancy Hanks and another man? According to Steers, Thomas Lincoln sowed the seed in his lawfully wedded wife. Did Lincoln and Ann Rutledge have a love affair? No, says Steers. He also takes on such questions as whether Mary Lincoln was a Confederate spy (nope), whether the famous "lost draft" of the Gettysburg Address is real or a forgery (forgery) and whether the infamous Dr. Samuel Mudd was guilty of duplicity in the Lincoln assassination (guilty as charged). Additionally, Steers dismembers the myth that Lincoln was gay. Throughout, the author backs up his pronouncements with solid documentation: the surest tool for clearing the smoke of fantastic folklore that envelops the 16th president. Photos. (Oct.)Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information


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The Improbable Delights of Industrial Musicals
Sunday, August 03, 2014
Here's an in-depth look at--and listen to--a bizarre and obscure bit of American history: Industrial Musicals. These come from the 1950s through the 1980s, a time when corporations wooed, soothed, and inspired their workforces with staged, costumed musicals featuring bouncy, razzle-dazzle songs about selling, buying, silicone, tractors, bathroom fixtures, air conditioners, or whatever was most germane. Some of these musicals were composed and performed by top Broadway talent, and resulted in "souvenir" record albums.
Steve Young, a writer for The Late Show with David Letterman, and musician/writer/artist Sport Murphy have been marveling at and collecting Industrial Musical LPs for years, and now they've created a lavish, humorous coffee table book titled Everything's Coming Up Profits: The Golden Age of Industrial Musicals. David Garland welcomes Young and Murphy to the WNYC Studio to talk about and play examples of this genre which though it may seem like an artifact from an alternate reality, or a strange hoax, is, in fact, fact.
This show first aired on November 3, 2013. Since the original broadcast, composer Michael Brown (referred to in the program) died at age 93. There's a link to his obituary below.
A rare Industrial Musical video: "The Answer," a General Electric silicones song from 1973
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Never too later-- besides things are just warming up==}- the ultimate send-up of Industrial shows was right on Broadway in 1961---->THE PIRATE BALLET from HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS====* choreographer Hugh Lambert( who married Nancy Sinatra_)cribbed it from an industrial show of 1959*==This was dancer Donna McKechnie's very first gig as well as my cousin Ellie and Elaine Cancilla's (mrs Jerry ORbach)==...That famous Playbill Photo was hyped-up on every subway platform/nook x cranny and plackard/sign in Manhattan for over two years}--That also happened to be the inspiration for the concept of THAT GIRL 3 years later-> (Walter scharf and Earl Hagen got their catchy music theme in homage---)>Then came GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM, with Jack Lemmon and Dorothy Provine//who was the originally intended Laura Petrie>for the Dick Van Dyke show)--Along with the Hi-los as the jingle singers***->Do remember the details---!-- and it worked. -Incidentally, Bob Fosse was brought into HOW TO SUCCEED after the original contracts were met...-leaving some hush-hush--and the idea of booting an original cast member became a reality===pk
Ah yes! I, too, recall the Milliken show at the Waldorf in 1977? Starring the tapping Anne Miller and numerous others...what a golden time! Why did it end???? So look forward for further exploring this post. Recall lots of Broadway dancers, actors whose names never became top billing, worked these shows, a great paycheck I am sure.
I was the creative director for the Exxon show "Put Yourself in Their Shoes," and listening to that song really made me laugh. We were very much aware of what we were doing at the time and the limits of it but we had a lot of fun along the way.
What was most interesting about that particular project was dealing with Exxon. We would go to Houston for a creative review and wait in the lobby until we were summoned to the sixth floor (I believe it was the sixth) where the top executives had offices. You could wait a day or two before you were ushered upstairs. Up there it was quiet as a monastery--hardly anyone around-- and business was conducted in hushed voices. We met only once with the big cheese who was a small, ascetic seeming man (he reminded me of Alec Guinness). He listened to our presentation looking down while holding the sides of his head with his forefingers and never once looked at us. (By the way, when you are the presenter, it is unnerving not to have eye contact which, I guess, was the point.) When we finished, he asked two astute and pointed questions, listened to our response and left the room. Scary, really.
I used to wonder about what really important decisions were made in that 6th floor suite of offices.
In reply to Jeffrey's comment...
We agree completely that industrials were a boon to many a performer and composer, providing a great income and invaluable experience to countless talents.
Also, the work these people did, amusingly weird as it can be (usually very consciously so), is often first-rate. The book Steve Young and I wrote takes great pains to emphasize our respect for the work and the creators.
So sure, we "howl" at the things in these show that amuse us, but it's not in a spirit of mockery. Even the lesser ones have their charms, and we think for all the humor in our approach, we are clearly proudest of the fact that we've shone a spotlight on a number of unjustly overlooked creative talents.
I work in the world of industrials and though I have never done a full book show, I have written songs - rap lyrics for a new pharmaceutical product being a major triumph - as well as jingles and re-lyriced versions of standards. (And, yes, I have a written a legit musical produced in New York.) A couple of notes. Industrials generally pay performers more in a day than a week under the standard contract for Broadway, so it's a nice payday for actors struggling in the legit theater world. Broadway star composer Robert Jason Brown continues to work in this field, writing shows for State Farm Insurance every few years. Howl if you wish. It's a living for writers, actors and musicians trying to pursue their dreams in the terribly difficult world of show business.
How do I get the audio version of this broadcast? I've been in advertising for close to 30 yrs. must have!!!
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This is interesting and hilarious! Thanks all, for putting this show together.
Can't wait to see the book.
The American Standards tunes were staples of Incorrect Music (WFMU) back in the late 90s-early 00s.
The show is bringing back fond memories of breakfast at the Waldorf with my father watching the Milliken shows. They were fabulous full blown productions (and a morning off from school)! Thanks you!!
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1865 Gold Dollar, PR66 Ultra Cameo1865 G$1 PR66 Ultra Cameo NGC. Mint records show a mintage of only 25 proof gold dollars at the end of the Civil War in 1865, and this survivor is a remarkable example from that limited production. In nearly two decades of auction archives, this is only the fourth appearance of a proof 1865 in any of our auctions. Past offerings include one each in 1996, 2005, and 2010, the last offering equal to this piece for the finest that we have offered.
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