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Monthly Archives: March 2017
The Beatles: Eight Days a Week – The Touring Years
I gave a decent lecture, although I felt tired and had thoughts about moving to another city. I still had the Blu-ray edition of “The Beatles: Eight Days a Week – The Touring Years.” I had opened the package but … Continue reading
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The China Syndrome
I was tired and didn’t feel much like going to the movie theatre. I took out the Blu-ray disc of “The China Syndrome” and watched it. It seemed funny to me that singing telegrams should be shown as a segment … Continue reading
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Slumdog Millionaire
The news came out that the Raiders’ proposed move to Las Vegas had been approved by the NFL owners. This was quite a change from 1982, when the commissioner and the other owners did not want teams to move. I … Continue reading
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T2 Trainspotting
I woke up a bit later than usual and missed forty-five minutes of the CBS Sunday Morning show. I missed the segment on Wonder Woman but did catch the segments on phone booths and Danny DeVito. My parents phoned me … Continue reading
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Personal Shopper
I awoke early and watched CBS This Morning. One segment was about the success of Domino’s Pizza. I also watched the chef segment. Some of Andy Husbands’ signature recipes include Butcher Paper Brisket, Classic Macaroni and Cheese, Cornbread with Butter, … Continue reading
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Song to Song
Work made me unhappy. I returned home in the rain and ate a salad and then headed out to the theatre to see “Song to Song,” the new Terrence Malick film. It seemed highly similar to “Knight of Cups.” Natalie … Continue reading
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Roma
I graded some exams and gave my short lecture, which gave me time to head to the record store. I bought the Criterion Collection Blu-ray edition of “The Red Shoes,” and I bought a Beatles CD. I found that most … Continue reading
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Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
I felt that I had a long day, having to do work that I didn’t want to do. On the way home, I stopped to have a hamburger. Back at home, I watched the DVD of “Cat on a Hot … Continue reading
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The Guns of Navarone
I was surprised that the sky cleared up in the afternoon. I sat in front of the office computer and wondered if I could make a 3D printing figurine of myself. I also thought about turning myself into a cartoon … Continue reading
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Love & Taxes
I went to work and felt that I had a bad day. I went home to eat a salad. I used the Internet to order a new pair of eyeglasses, and then I went over to the Elmwood Theatre, where … Continue reading
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