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March 02, 2013, 08:13:17 AM »
just a few of my favorites:
Hogans Heroes
TJ Hooker
Charlie's Angels
Fantasy Island
The Hulk
Dukes of Hazzard
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March 03, 2013, 05:33:22 PM »
Quote from: Gregzs on March 01, 2013, 02:44:35 PM
Bonnie Franklin from One Day at a Time passed away today. RIP
She was really hot back in the day..used to masturbate to her
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March 20, 2013, 05:50:30 PM »
Joss Whedon Is Happy For VERONICA MARS; But Don't Hold Out For A FIREFLY Revival
Although we didn't cover it here on CBM I'm sure a lot of you heard about the Veronica Mars Kickstarter madness from the other day. Series creator Rob Thomas and star Kristen Bell launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund their long-gestating film treatment with a goal of $2 million - and in a mere 10 hours they had it, breaking records along the way. There was some controversy over a massive corporation asking for money from fans to fund their movie of course, but obviously those fans were only too happy to pitch in to finally see their favorite show get a proper send off. Predictably, this opened the door to many other possibilities and the one show on everyone's lips was Joss Whedon's Firefly. The show already had one movie spin-off called Serenity but fans have wanted to see more from Captain Mal and his crew for many years now. So now it's possible right? Well, not really. Here's what Whedon himself had to say to Buzzfeed on the matter.
Thats what everybody wants to know about. Uh, yeah. My fourth feeling when I read about [the Veronica Mars Kickstarter campaign] was a kind of dread. Because I realized the only thing that would be on everybodys mind right now. Ive said repeatedly that I would love to make another movie with these guys, and that remains the case. It also remains the case that Im booked up by Marvel for the next three years, and that I havent even been able to get Dr. Horrible 2 off the ground because of that. So I dont even entertain the notion of entertaining the notion of doing this, and wont. Couple years from now, when Nathan [Fillion]s no longer [on] Castle and Im no longer the Tom Hagen of the Marvel Universe and making a giant movie, we might look and see where the market is then. But right now, its a complete non-Kickstarter for me.
The director goes on to point out that 2 Mill might be fine for something like Veronica Mars but even if he did have the time, something as special effects heavy as Firefly would take quite a bit more moolah. We come to Veronica Mars to hear her talk and hear her father talk. But Firefly/Serenity, its kind of a different animal."
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March 24, 2013, 05:57:19 PM »
All trek series free on hulu thru 3/31:
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March 28, 2013, 05:57:56 PM »
Malachi Throne, Actor on TV, Dies at 84
By DANIEL E. SLOTNIK
Malachi Throne, a character actor best known for playing Robert Wagners boss on the ABC spy series It Takes a Thief and a villain on Batman, died on March 13 at his home in Los Angeles. He was 84.
The cause was complications from lung cancer, his wife, Marjorie, said.
Mr. Throne was a brawny, deep-voiced mainstay on television for nearly 50 years. He appeared on everything from The Untouchables in the early 1960s to The West Wing in 2002, and was one of the few actors seen on both Gene Roddenberrys original Star Trek and Star Trek: The Next Generation.
On Batman, in a two-part episode in 1966, he played False-Face, a criminal master of disguise whose visage is never fully revealed. For a time, Mr. Thrones own identity remained a mystery; a question mark, rather than his name, appeared in the credits after Part 1, leading to wide speculation among fans.
Every P.R. man in Hollywood started the wheels turning, that it was Frank Sinatra who was supposed to be False-Face; Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford the whole Rat Pack, Mr. Throne once told The Asbury Park Press. His identity was revealed at the end of the second installment.
Mr. Thrones longest recurring part was on It Takes a Thief. From the shows debut in 1968 until not long before it ended its short run, in 1970, he played Noah Bain, the boss of Alexander Mundy, a cat burglar and pickpocket turned government agent.
Malachi Throne was born on Dec. 1, 1928, in New York City and grew up in the Bronx. He attended Brooklyn College, served in the Army during the Korean War and acted on Broadway in Reginald Lawrences Legend of Lizzie and other plays. He also had a small role in the 2002 film Catch Me if You Can.
In addition to his wife, the former Marjorie Bernstein, he is survived by two sons, Zachary and Joshua, from his marriage to Judith Merians; a stepdaughter, Jill Chase; a stepson, Gary Kwawer; two grandchildren; and a sister, Sherry Lazan.
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April 02, 2013, 10:22:42 PM »
"My World and Welcome To It"...for all the James Thurber fans...Won two Emmys...
Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series (William Windom)
Outstanding Comedy Series
Yet was canceled by NBC after just one season.
Why? Because even in 1970 Americans had poor taste.
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June 25, 2013, 10:49:11 PM »
Kramer GIFs from Seinfeld
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July 09, 2013, 09:24:35 PM »
Waltons Actor Conley Dead at 85
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (AP) Joe Conley, an actor best known as the small town storekeeper on the TV series The Waltons, has died at age 85.
The Los Angeles Times reports Tuesday that according to wife Louise Conley, Jon Conley died at a care facility in Southern California on Sunday. She says he had suffered from dementia.
A native of Buffalo, N.Y., Conley had bit parts on 1960s series like Green Acres and The Beverly Hillbillies before he landed the role on CBSs The Waltons in 1972 that would last nearly a decade.
Conley played Ike Godsey, postmaster and owner of the Jefferson County general store frequented by the Walton family in Depression-era Virginia. He would appear in 172 episodes over nine seasons and in TV movie reunions that lasted into the 1990s.
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October 10, 2013, 03:59:43 PM »
And the Recovered DOCTOR WHO Episodes Are
As was bandied about here and elsewhere, it seems the general wisdom surrounding the recovered Doctor Who episodes is true: two Patrick Troughton stories, The Enemy of the World and The Web of Fear, both from Season 5, have been recovered almost in their entirety. I say almost, because Part 3 of Web of Fear is still missing. However, thats nine episodes in total. In the past 25 years, only eight individual episodes had been recovered, and this new find brings the Troughton missing episodes from 62 to 53 and the overall total from 106 to 97. And best of all: You can download these stories RIGHT NOW on iTunes for $9.99 each! GO DO IT YOU FOOLS! Enemy of the World is here and The Web of Fear is here.
The news was (FINALLY) confirmed at a Missing Episodes event in London today in which Phillip Morris confirmed that his company, Television International Enterprises Archive, discovered a veritable treasure trove of old BBC television film canisters, meant to be destroyed decades ago, in a warehouse in Nigeria. At the event, Mr. Morris said, I remember wiping the dust off the masking tape on the canisters and my heart missed a beat as I saw the words Doctor Who. When I read the story code, I realized Id found something pretty special. You can read about everything via Doctor Who Magazines website.
BBC Worldwides spokesperson, Fiona Eastwood, confirmed that they have remastered the episodes for near-immediate distribution, via digital means, so fans can celebrate the 50th with new classic stories. Using telesnaps (archive photos taken of the episode as it aired) from Episode 3, as well as off-air audio, BBC Worldwide has been able to re-create the episode to make The Web of Fear, the story that introduced the fan-favorite character Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart (Nicholas Courtney), flow when watched in its entirety.
The Enemy of the World is significant in that Patrick Troughton played a dual role as both the Doctor and Salamander, an evil dictator who bears a striking resemblance to our favorite Time Lord. Wed only been able to see the third episode of Enemy of the World up to now, and its widely regarded as the most boring of the whole serial.
There is every indication that more episodes could be found by Morris and TIEA so fans now have even more reason to hope for the future. For now, though, we have to be content with getting to see two stories weve likely only ever heard before featuring the Doctor who got hurt the most by the junking policy.
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October 10, 2013, 04:30:19 PM »
The Web of Fear trailer
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October 11, 2013, 03:20:07 AM »
Anybody ever see "The Prisoner"
.....it was quite surreal
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October 14, 2013, 08:47:02 PM »
DOCTOR WHO: A Companions Companion Season 20
by Kyle Anderson on October 14, 2013
In 1983, a wholly unprecedented thing happened: Doctor Who reached its 20th season. 20 years! Thats insane. A show that premiered the day after Kennedy was killed was now around into the Reagan and Thatcher administrations. Its nutty. In some ways, it had changed drastically since those early days, and in some ways hardly at all. As 83 began, the program had just seen the first season with its first new Doctor since 1974, and it once again became required viewing. As it was now on twice a week on Mondays and Tuesdays, the fact that ratings improved when Peter Davison took over was a testament to how well the audience deals with change and embraces new things, despite having loved the past.
To mark two decades on the air, producer John Nathan-Turner, ever the fan of publicity and gimmickry, decided each story of Season 20 should have a returning villain or threat, though that was really only superficial. No Daleks or Cybermen were seen this year, but it did have the return of a few one-off baddies and one who never seemed to go away in the 80s. It did manage to do one of the most atypical and altogether fantastic stories of the entire era, if not the entire show in total, and the year was capped off with a special that was definitely a tribute to the fans. It was a banner year.
Season 20 3 January 1983 16 March 1983 (plus a one-off special in November)
JNT was a huge fan of taking the show on location outside of the UK, possibly just so he could get a paid holiday out of it, and for Season 20s first story, Arc of Infinity by Johnny Byrne, the producer decided they should give Amsterdam a try, for seemingly no narrative reason. On Gallifrey, a traitorous Time Lord helps an anti-matter being known as The Renegade by giving it bio-data which allows it access to the Doctors TARDIS, and then the Doctor himself. Nyssa, now his only companion, helps him to recover; however, the Renegade is shielded by the Arc of Infinity and they arent able to track him. The Doctor decides to go to Gallifrey and track down the supplier of his bio-data, but the Time Lord council has decided that the Renegade is too powerful and the Doctor must be destroyed to prevent the anti-matter monster from bonding with him again. Despite protestations from Nyssa, and the Doctors firm belief that his bio-data was tampered with, the sentence is carried out. Not really, though. His mind is placed in the Matrix, and his body is held for safe keeping.
On Earth, in Amsterdam, the Doctors former companion, Tegan (Goddammit!), is looking for her cousin, who has disappeared. She meets up with a friend of the cousin and they go to the last place he was seen, the Frankendael Mansion. Unfortunately (and incredibly conveniently), the Renegades base of operations just happens to be at the mansionm=, and he scans Tegan and learns that she knows the Doctor. He uses her as bait, the Doctor is restored, theres treachery on Gallifrey, the Doctor and Nyssa go to Amsterdam to save Tegan, and the Renegade is revealed to be Omega, the first Time Lord and pioneer of time travel, who was last seen in The Three Doctors ten years earlier. He becomes corporeal and looks like the Doctor, theres a chase, everything works out, and Tegan returns to the crew.
There is an interesting and possibly even compelling story hidden beneath all the ancillary crap in Arc of Infinity. Its just very busy, and things dont follow properly or are based too much on coincidence. Theres really no reason for Tegan to come back, but there was really no reason for her to have left in the first place, so its all meaningless. I really wish there were just some Doctor and Nyssa episodes, because their dynamic is really fun and interesting, and Nyssas actually capable and doesnt whine, which is maybe the best attribute of any companion. Amsterdam is a pretty town, but theres no known reason for them to be there. Interesting, though, is that Colin Baker, who would become the Sixth Doctor, played the Time Lord guard captain Maxil in this story. See, so there is precedent for actors already having been on the show becoming the Doctor.
For the next returning-villain story, Christopher Bailey was brought back to write the sequel to his trippy and controversial Kinda, giving us the next chapter about the Mara, Snakedance. Arriving on the planet Manussa, Tegan gets overwhelmed by nightmares/visions about the Mara, the snake-like entity that possessed her the previous year. The Doctor believes the being is trying to reassert itself in Tegans brain, and so they go to seek out the cause of it, but Tegan gets scared and runs away in the marketplace of Manussa, giving the Mara the opportunity to take full control. On Manussa, there is to be an annual celebration of the 500 years since the Mara was banished. Bad timing, guys. The festivities are to be overseen by Lon (Martin Clunes), the lazy and spoiled son of the Federator. The Doctor realizes that the two crystals used in the ceremony will allow the Mara to transubstantiate itself from Tegans mind into corporeal form again. However, getting Lon or chief archaeologist Ambril to believe him proves a fools errand, and everyone just thinks hes a nutter.
Tegan/Mara makes contact with Lon and puts him also under her control. The Doctor goes into the desert to confab with Dojjen, the old hermit who apparently knows about this kind of thing, and then he goes back and stops the Mara just as she becomes a different-looking snake than she was the last time. And Tegans okay again.
I dont like this story nearly as much as Kinda, and I think it has to do with the fact that this time, Bailey was given more parameters for writing a more straightforward story. Kinda is very bizarre, but Snakedance is much more restricted and thus a bit more pedestrian for my liking. However, its still a good story, and I especially love the way in which the Doctor is flatly not believed by anyone. In reality, if some guy just charged into a place and started saying A bad things about to happen, if you listen to me it wont, youd think hes an insane person. The Doctors far too used to being taken immediately as an authority figure and the Fifth Doctor is the best at not being believed and getting irritated by it. Janet Fielding also gives possibly her best performance when shes under the Maras control.
Next, we begin what is called The Black Guardian Trilogy, because it is three stories that see the return of the Black Guardian (Valentine Dyall), an all-powerful and evil being that hates the Doctor after meddling with the Key to Time. They also introduce and form a series about an alien boy named Turlough (Mark Strickson), who is trapped on Earth and is tasked by the Black Guardian into killing the Doctor, but eventually eschews this obligation and joins up with the Doctor, though Tegan never really trusts him. The three stories that make up this saga are very different from each other, and the first and third of these are my favorites of the year, while the one in the middle is boring and dumb.
We begin with Peter Grimwades Mawdryn Undead, in which were introduced to Turlough as he causes trouble at the boys school at which hes stuck, and the math teacher, the now-retired Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart (Nicholas Courtney), who thinks something fishys going on. The Black Guardian appears to Turlough and says that if he kills the Doctor, he can leave his exile on Earth. Meanwhile, the Doctor, Tegan, and Nyssa aboard the TARDIS get caught in a time ellipse due to a passing Starliner. They get onboard to find it deserted save for Turlough, whos been transported there by the Black Guardian. The Doctor finds a transmat, which is holding them there, and travels with Turlough to the other end, which happens to be Earth in 1983. Meanwhile Nyssa and Tegan aboard the TARDIS get flung to Earth, 1977. In both cases, the duos run into the Brigadier, who is the Doctors only link to his companions in the past. Nyssa and Tegan find an alien in a capsule like that which the Doctor traveled in, and immediately believes it to be the Doctor, despite his brain falling out of the top of his head.
This alien turns out to be Mawdryn, a member of a dying race of once-immortal people. They want the Doctor to siphon off his remaining regenerations to allow them to live again, which he almost grants them as a way of helping his friends escape. Everybody ends up aboard the Starliner, even the Brigadier from both 77 and 83, and they need to be kept apart because if they meet, and touch one another, they will trigger the fabled Blinovitch Limitation Effect, which is a time paradox that results when someone physically crosses their own time stream, though its sort of ignored later. I rather like Mawdryn Undead, despite a fair amount of preposterousness and goofiness. (Why would Tegan and Nyssa immediately think the Doctor had regenerated into something weird and zombie-looking?) Still, the presence of the Brigadier will always warm me to a story, and I like the timey-wimey aspect of it, with the Doctor and his companions separated by a few years but being in the same place for clues to be found.
With Turlough now on board the TARDIS, we go into Stephen Gallaghers Terminus, which is a pretty appropriate name, given how kind of interminable it is. They all go to a ship that is heading for a space station at the very center of the universe, which has been hit by a horrible plague. Nyssa gets infected by it. There are guards and a dog-like creature called a Garm. The stations jettisoning of an unstable fuel canister started The Big Bang, and its preparing to do it a second time to probably destroy everything. Thats bad. Nyssa gets cured, the Second Big Bang doesnt happen, and everybodys ready to leave but Nyssa, for some reason, wants to stay behind so she can help the sufferers of the disease. Noble goal. I dont like this story and its sad that Nyssa (Sarah Sutton) was made to leave the show. Shes easily the best of the Fifth Doctors companions, but since she never really argued with anyone, they deemed her boring and wrote her out. So, now were left with Turlough and Tegan.
However, I ADORE the final story in the Black Guardian Trilogy Enlightenment, by Barbara Clegg. Wanna hear something shocking, baffling, aggravating, and true? Barbara Clegg is the very first woman to write a Doctor Who story. (In 1966, Lesley Scott was credited as having co-written her husband Paul Ericksons script for The Ark, though she actually did no writing of it.) Not only that, but Enlightenment was also directed by Fiona Cumming, who had directed a few stories already, including Castrovalva and Snakedance, making this story the only one in the history of the program to have been written and directed by women.
Enlightenment sees the TARDIS land aboard what seems to be a racing yacht from the Edwardian era. Theres a crew in barracks and rather strange aristocratic officers running things. When the crew go up on deck, though, they put on strange pseudo-diving suits which dont seem to make sense. Its soon discovered that they arent at sea, but in space, and that this ship is one of several, each from a different era of Earth history, competing in an interstellar race for enlightenment, the prize to end all prizes. The officers are part of a race called Eternals who exist outside time and space, who are all seeing and all knowing, but entirely lack imagination of their own and have to use humans (or ephemerals) to amuse themselves. The ships second in command, Marriner, begins to creepily fawn over Tegan, which is off-putting, to say the least.
One of the other ships is a typical pirate vessel (with the Jolly Roger and all of that), led by the aptly named Captain Wrack (Lynda Baron). She is really eating up the whole pirate thing and is actually using jewels she gives to her competition to focus energy to make the ships explode. This power, it turns out, is given to her by the Black Guardian, who has grown tired of Turloughs growing reticence to killing the Doctor. Eventually, the Black Guardian and the White Guardian (Cyril Luckham) sit across from each other with the orb of enlightenment between them, as the winner of the race, the Doctor, comes to claim his prize. He defers his winnings to Turlough for his heroism and Turlough hurls it at the Black Guardian, causing the old bird-headed bad guy to burst into flames. You see, enlightenment wasnt the gem; enlightenment was the choice.
There is nothing I dont love about this story. The concept and characters are so rich and interesting, its really a wonder the Eternals never returned to the TV show. The direction is nothing short of fantastic, as Cumming actually *gasp* uses darker lighting to convey mood instead of the usual harsh studio lights making everything sort of fluorescent. The sets, particularly the interior of the yacht, are gorgeous and actually make it seem like were aboard a ship as opposed to just being on a soundstage. Ive watched this story probably four or five times and never seem to tire of it. Everyone should go watch it right now.
But, remember the rule for Davison that the second to last story is the best and the final one is crappy, so we finish off the season with another Terrence Dudley two-parter, The Kings Demons. The Doctor, Tegan, and Turlough land in 1215 England, where the Court of King John has come to a castle to extort taxes. The Kings champion is just about to joust the lords champion when the TARDIS arrives. The Doctor quickly surmises that this person isnt and cannot be King John as at that moment; King John was in London taking the Crusaders Oath. The Lords cousin arrives and confirms this, as hes just come from London and the Kings champion is revealed to be The Master. Yay. The Master is using a shape-shifting robot named Kamelion to impersonate the king to stop, of all things, the Magna Carta from becoming a thing. Rather a trivial Master plan, dont you think? At the end of the story, the Doctor takes Kamelion aboard the TARDIS as a companion, though that doesnt quite happen.
King's Demons This is an example of a story that looks great, given the costumes and location shooting at a real castle, but is absolutely ridiculous. The Kamelion robot was this highly-articulate thing JNT had seen somewhere and wanted to use in the program. However, the inventor-operator died and so nobody really knew how to use him. Hence, useless robot that just sits around and causes issues because of its pre-programmed dialogue. Why they didnt just have him in human form all the time and cast an actor to play the robot is beyond me, but JNT was nothing if not gimmick-obsessed.
So that ended the season proper, but months later, in November of 1983, the 20th Anniversary special, The Five Doctors, written by the legendary Terrance Dicks, aired. It saw the return of Patrick Troughton and Jon Pertwee to the show. Tom Baker wanted nothing to do with it and William Hartnell had died, so another actor, Richard Hurndall, was hired to portray the First Doctor. It had a Dalek, Cybermen, the Master, a Raston Warrior Robot, and another traitorous Time Lord behind the whole thing. The Doctors all convene at the Temple of Rassilon where the secret to immortality is held. Nicholas Courtney, Carol Anne Ford, and Elisabeth Sladen all returned as companions and there were appearances by Frazer Hines, Wendy Padbury, Caroline John, Richard Franklin, and even K-9 as well. Its a story that is a whole lot of fun to watch but doesnt really make sense if you try to look at it as a piece of proper science fiction. Its an anniversary story and a damned fun one at that.
The 20th season of Doctor Who was memorable but not as full of greatness as it might have been. In fact, it was after this that Peter Davison told JNT that he would only do one more season, after receiving advice from Patrick Troughton that three years is probably the right amount. What would we see from the Fifth Doctor for his final year? Well, you can bet its a fantastic penultimate story and a garbage final one. Its just the way these things work.
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Laverne & Shirley Stars Reunited on Nicks Sam & Cat
LOS ANGELES (AP) Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams play feuding ex-TV partners on an episode of Nickelodeons Sam & Cat, but they brush aside any comparison to their past.
The former Laverne & Shirley stars, who back in the heyday of their 1976-83 sitcom were reported to have crossed swords, said they were never enemies and remain friends despite lingering suggestions to the contrary.
That was rumors. Any show you work on for eight years, youre gonna argue at some point, said Marshall, 70. Way overblown.
Williams, 66, agreed, but added a bit of detail.
Yes, it was a bit overblown, she said. The actress added that she and Marshall have very different personalities with contradictory styles of working, which sometimes led to on-set clashes.
That said, Williams regularly visits Marshalls house to watch and discuss TV. Theres a chill in the air, Williams said, but only because Marshall keeps her thermostat turned down and, to compensate, provides down coats and blankets for guests.
Marshall, whose big-screen directing credits include A League of Their Own and Big, is busy working on a documentary about provocative ex-NBA player Dennis Rodman. But she and Williams were enticed by Sam & Cat creator Dan Schneider to guest star on the comedy airing at 8 p.m. EST on Saturday.
He loved our show, Williams said. He wanted to do a little tribute.
In the episode, Sam (Jennette McCurdy) and Cat (Ariana Grande) face having to rename their baby-sitting business because its similar to Salmon Cat, a faux 1970s TV show. The young women track down the shows creators (Marshall and Williams) and try to dissolve their enmity.
In another Nickelodeon reunion, Happy Days creator Garry Marshall (brother of Penny Marshall), makes a guest appearance on See Dad Run starring Scott Baio, a cast member on the 1974-84 sitcom starring Henry Winkler and Ron Howard.
The See Dad Run episode airs 8 p.m. EST on Sunday.
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Who Are TVs Oldest Living Stars? Read Our List
Though she lived a long time and was 90 at the time of her passing, we were still saddened to hear of the death of Jane Kean of the old Jackie Gleason Show the other day.
We hadnt thought of her in a long time, not even enough to wonder if she was still around. But her death brought back warm memories of childhood TV viewing long ago when the Gleason show was one of the weeks most anticipated shows in the 1960s.
Gleason revived The Honeymooners on that one-hour variety show, and he brought back Art Carney to play Ralph Kramdens friend, Ed Norton.
But he didnt bring back the original Alice (Audrey Meadows) or Trixie (Joyce Randolph). Instead, he replaced them with Sheila MacRae and Kean.
And it got us thinking: Who else is still around from the TV shows of the now-distant past?
And we wondered: Who is TVs oldest living personality? Some of the answers we unearthed with the help of Web sites such as IMDB.com (the Internet Movie Database) and Wikipedia surprised us.
For openers, original 1950s Honeymooners star Joyce Randolph who ought to be declared a national treasure is alive and well at age 89. Sheila MacRae is also 89.
In fact, theyre youngsters compared to the many TV luminaries now in their 90s whose personal histories on TV go back just as far.
Among the ones we were delighted to come across in our research: Mister Ed star Alan Young is 94; Noel Neill, who played Lois Lane in The Adventures of Superman in the 1950s, is 94; Patrick MacNee of The Avengers is 91; and Barbara Hale, who played savvy assistant Della Street on Perry Mason, is also 91.
Others who are still very active include Betty White (of course), 91, Carl Reiner, 91, and Don Pardo, still announcing for Saturday Night Live at age 95.
Possibly the oldest TV star who is still around is Norman Lloyd, 99, who starred in St. Elsewhere (the hospital drama that made Denzel Washington a star) and whose career stretches back to the 1930s including working with such legends as Orson Welles and Charlie Chaplin.
But the one name that intrigued us the most when we did our research is one you might not know: Hes a director, Richard L. Bare, whos best-known for two things: He directed one of the most famous episodes ever of The Twilight Zone the one titled To Serve Man (which we have for you to watch, above); and he directed just about every episode of Green Acres. Richard L. Bare is 100 years old.
There are many more TV stars now living into their 90s too many to list here, but here are just a few: Monty Hall of Lets Make a Deal, 92; Judge Joseph Wapner of The Peoples Court, 94; Al Molinaro of Happy Days and The Odd Couple, 94; and Abe Vigoda of Barney Miller and Fish, 92.
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I love watching the old twilight zone episodes over and over...they just get better and better with age...such awesome writing...plus UI just love to see all the old stars that were on those shows....Robert Redford.....Jack Klugman....Jonathan Winters....Mickey Rooney....I can't believe that Cloris Leachman who was the Mom in "its a good life" is still alive and acting....
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VERONICA MARS Coming to Theaters for Pi, Set for Release March 14th
A long time ago, we used to be friends but weve definitely been thinking about Veronica Mars lately. This week it was announced our favorite teen PI would be returning to theaters on Pi Day. The Kristen Bell career-launching series will get its theatrical bow on March 14th to a much bigger audience than originally planned, due to great test screenings and the monumental buzz the films Kickstarter launched. The film will be getting a wide release in the U.S., much bigger than the original 100-or-so screens for which the Kickstarter plan called.
In a note to Kickstarter supporters, Rob Thomas wrote, As you might remember, our original hope was that Warner Bros would be confident enough to give Veronica Mars a limited engagement run in a few US cities. But with the amount of attention the movie has received thanks to your support it looks like were going to get a much wider release than we ever expected.
Warner Bros. also released the first stand-alone clip from the film. The scene of Mac (Tina Majorino), Veronica (Kristen Bell), and Wallace (Percy Daggs III) arriving at their 10-year high school reunion was revealed in a shot of the script shared by Thomas during the Kickstarter campaign. But you cant tell me that seeing Kristen Bell back in full Veronica mode, tearing down preppy douchebags, isnt one of the coolest things youll see this week.
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The film will follow Veronica leaving her life as a New York City attorney to go back to Neptune to save her former beau Logan Echols from false murder charges. Heres a behind the scenes look at the film, delving into the love triangle of the film, since apparently Veronica is living with Piz in New York at the films start:
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The Cast Of Deadwood: Where Are They Now?
Deadwood: three seasons, 36 episodes, every other word a fuck. David Milchs superb HBO Western series took the real history and many genuine characters from the South Dakota territories of the 1870s, and crafted a series that was riveting, brutal, often hilarious and always astonishingly written. The series was cut off in its prime for reasons never really explained (the official word seemed to be expense), and while there was talk of a couple of TV-movies to wrap up the storyline, these never materialised. Thankfully, we do at least have history to tell us some of what happened next. Deadwood burned to the ground in 1899, and Al Swearengen was found dead from a massive blow to the head on a Denver street in 1904.
If youre looking for more, Milch based much of the shows research on the work of historian Watson Parker. And while its not an official source for the show, you could do a lot worse than read Pete Dexters novel Deadwood.
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48 years later...
BATMAN Sixties Television Series Headed To DVD
After a good year or so of speculation, it appears that the classic 1966 ABC version of Batman is finally coming to home video this fall. Although the character of Batman is the property of Warner Brothers and has been for decades, the television series was produced before that by Twentieth Century Fox, which still owns the rights to the series. But last year, Warners got the rights to all merchandise and media related to the series from Fox, which is why DC Comics put out the Batman 66 comic series, and youre now seeing a flood of sixties-style Batman merchandise featuring Adam West, Burt Ward, and Julie Newmar in stores. But as for the series itself, it was still unavailable on DVD until now.
The announcement came from an odd place, to be sure talk show host Conan OBriens Twitter account.
Warner Brothers confirmed the fact not long after, saying the series will arrive on DVD (and, presumably Blu-ray) in the fall in a complete series boxed set. Although the show only ran three seasons from 1966-68, the twice-a-week schedule in the first two years led to a fairly large amount of episodes being produced, 120 in all. Hopefully, well get word on special features and other goodies soon. Also, Id expect a large presence at San Diego Comic Con as well to promote the series.
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Squee! VERONICA MARS Cast Returns in Super Meta New Web Series PLAY IT AGAIN, DICK
What do you do when your brilliant, under appreciated teen detective show is canceled far too soon? You get tough. You get even. And then you create a Kickstarter campaign so successful it not only breaks its $2 million goal in less than ten hours, it shatters Kickstarter records. And then, dear Marshmallows, you make one hell of a fan movie a movie that reunites everyones favorite Neptune characters, sets up a new, more grown up Veronica Mars universe, and leaves your rabid fans clamoring for more.
This September, it looks like we are in fact getting more. Yes, thats right: Buzzfeed broke the news Veronica Mars spinoff web series Play It Again, Dick premieres the week of September 15, and it has more alumni than we know what to do with. Back when series creator and all around lovely human being Rob Thomas announced the web series, he described it as Veronica Mars meets Party Down, where Ryan Hansen would play a fictionalized version of himself deciding to capitalize on the current Veronica Mars heat to get his own series on the air. Hell try to pull his actor pals into the venture with varying degrees of success.
After yesterdays announcement, weve got a much better idea of what the series will look like, and we couldnt be more jazzed. Kristen Bell is back as our beloved wisecracking P.I., but shell also be playing, yes, a version of herself who joins the series to appease poor Ryan. Also playing their Veronica Mars characters AND versions of themselves: Jason Dohring/Logan Echolls, Enrico Colantoni/Keith Mars, Percy Daggs III/BFF extraordinaire Wallace Fennell, Francis Capra as Eli Weevil Navarro, Daran Norris/Cliff McCormack, Kyle Gallner/Cassidy Beaver Casablancas (!!!), Christopher B. Duncan/Clarence Wiedman, and Ryan Devlin/Duncan Kane (more on that later).
Thats not all, folks. Chris Lowell and Ken Marino will simply be playing versions of themselves, while others like Amanda Noret (Madison Sinclair) and Lisa Thornhill (Celeste Kane) will be reprising their roles on the show. Confused yet?
Ok. Lets unpack this. First of all, this sounds like a delicious, self-aware mash-up of not just Party Down and Veronica Mars, but Showtimes Episodes! Im also thrilled that almost all of our favs are back (wheres Mac??), including the supremely talented Kyle Gallner. (How his show character returns from the dead remains to be seen, but with Dick at the wheel, things can only get nuttier.) Also: Celeste Kane, Madison Sinclair, and Clarence Wiedman? Is this new series going to go back to its roots/dive back into the murky world of the Kane family? Is a cameo from Amanda Seyfried too much to ask?
Also: Veronicas on-again-off-again boyfriend/potential half brother/justified baby-napper is back and recast. You might recognize the new Duncan from the shows third season, where he played creepo rapist and one of Logan Echolls many questionable BFFs, Mercer Hayes.
Considering the multitude of in-jokes and references in the Veronica Mars movie, Im willing to bet were going to get a lot of sly winks about that weird tie-in. In fact, this web series format is practically begging for an even more over-the-top, meta take on the world of Veronica Mars. After contributing to the Kickstarter, staying up to date with the teams adorable videos and updates, analyzing the new soundtrack, and attending the films midnight premiere (on my birthday, no less!), I dont think I could be more excited for this web series. More Veronica Mars in our lives, friends! This can only be good.
Play It Again, Dick premieres the week of September 15th on CW Seed.
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Film Screening: TaboorVIEW EVENT DETAILS
Part of the Tribeca Film Festival
This program is co-presented by Tribeca Film Festival and Asia Society.
Screening location: Clearview Cinemas, 260 W 23rd St New York, NY.
Dir. Vahid Vakilifar. Iran. 2012. 84 min.
U.S. premiere
A frail, bearded man awakens in a foil-lined room. Equipped with a protective aluminum body suit and motorcycle, he rides through the vast and solitary megalopolis of an alternate-future Tehran at night. He travels between various scheduled appointments ranging from fumigating factories, experiencing virtual reality amusement rides and posing as target practice for a rich, blanks-firing dwarf. His experiences unfold organically as the night approaches dawn.
Director Vahid Vakilifar slowly and steadily creates a surreal yet minimalist world with strikingly composed long takes and an entrancing score. Amid a monolithic cityscape, the lone motorcyclist is small and solitary. Carefully framed architecture expounds on the man's frailty in this atmospheric film. Using naturalistic lighting and sparse dialogue, Vakilifar constructs a new reality by simplifying rather than exaggerating his current one.
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Custom Made - Hand Printed Dress
Added Aug 15, 2013
by melonhead
Roanoke, Indiana...
This was a custom made dress for a client from a fundraiser event here in my home town. I first drafted the pattern using the woman's measurements. After the first pattern was drafted I made a mock up dress to make sure the fit was correct. I had to make some small adjustments in the shoulders, but other than that the fit was fine. Once the adjustments were made to the pattern I started the construction on the real dress. I wanted to keep the design of the actual dress pretty simple, because there's so much work that went into the print. The pattern on the fabric was all hand drawn using fine point Sharpies. I lost track of how much time went into the doodling, but I'm sure it was over 15 hours of just doodling.
And to answer the question that I know many of you are probably thinking – yes the dress is for the most part water resistant. I did a test with water and it was fine as long as there was no aggressive scrubbing (when I did scrub it just faded a little). Since the dress is made from linen it will have to be dry cleaned anyway, so fading should not be a problem.
The dress is fully lined with an invisible zipper in the back of the dress. There is a placket of hand covered buttons over the zipper to create a little vintage element – but without actually having up button up the whole dress.
More details over on my blog: http://esther-fromthesticks.blogspot.com/2013/08/custom-made-hand-printed-dress.html
Material Notes
Linen, lining, grosgrain ribbon, invisible zipper, thread, blue fine point sharpies, buttons, glue.
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Aug 24, 2013, 01.06 PMby Super Jeanette
It's a total dream! Moreover one can see how much care you devoted to the making of this dress.
Aug 22, 2013, 06.04 PMby nishavinod2009
Amazing! This is an artwork…… so beautifully created.. hats off!
Aug 22, 2013, 05.54 PMby Abigail Ball
Wow. On all levels: print, sewing ability, planning…. Absolutely beautiful.
Aug 21, 2013, 07.08 PMby Haley Jarret
Aug 21, 2013, 03.25 PMby Yolanda Bravery
love your 'hand printed' dress – sharpies are such a good idea! and you can make any pattern to fit the dress
Aug 21, 2013, 11.13 AMby pampula
the dress is gorgeous and very unique, I love the asymmetrical and sort of "moving" placement of the print!
Aug 19, 2013, 11.52 AMby Ivanamania
Well done! It turned up beautiful and unique
Aug 19, 2013, 09.18 AMby EliseBurn
This is incredible. I love everything you make, good luck with your studies!
Aug 18, 2013, 12.41 PMby infinite-plus-one
This looks incredible, i love it!
Aug 17, 2013, 02.19 AMby sewuknow
This is soo amazing! You are one talented girl.
Aug 16, 2013, 03.50 PMby Trudy McGrath
Very unique!
Aug 16, 2013, 08.21 AMby loulourosa
realy nice, nice print and dress!
Aug 15, 2013, 11.19 PMby Irina Schwab
This is absoutely gorgeous, i am wow-ed!!!
Aug 15, 2013, 09.26 PMby max
Wow it's beautiful! Actually what I was thinking is I hope you were well compensated for this labor intensive work of art!
Aug 15, 2013, 06.05 PMby Ellen Hatteland
Wow! Fabulous! It's really interesting how you could make this hand print fabric – I'm very impressed! Lucky customer :)
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Following Tuesday's 4-3 road win over Austin Peay, the Lipscomb women's tennis team looks to finish strong in non-conference play as they host Tennessee State University Friday at 2 p.m. and Liberty Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Huston-Marsh-Griffith Tennis Center.
The two matches will serve as the final tests for the team before the A-Sun teams begin to show up on the schedule.
Lipscomb coach Andrew Harris said he hopes the team's two-game win streak will carry over into the weekend's competitions.
"After the last two matches against Austin Peay and UT-Martin, the girls are building on some good momentum right now heading into our last weekend before conference play," Harris said. "I know TSU and Liberty both will present their own challenges. We need to continue to stay focused on what we can control, and right now, that means getting better each match."
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"So you've been to alot of systems she asked me " fighting in your war?"
"Just because I fight in it doesn't make it my war." I answered back.
"Right" she smirked in her usual over-confident attitude. I've always hated that about her.
"Do you remember your first mission?" Actually I didn't remember my first mission. A good konk to the head had ensured that. I just recalled waking up in the Med Bay with some stranger leaning over me telling me what a good job me and men had done. Of course I didn't have any idea what he was talking about but I could remember the mision right after that. Good enough.
We were almost there. Me, two troopers, and a squad of commandos in black, Katarn armor. We'd been in that junker for almost an hour now, all crunched side-by-side. The instructions were simple, infertrate the facility, collect some important information, blow it up on the way out. Sounded simple.
It wasn't simple. Before I knew what had happened, our ship was smoking pieces of durasteel, and my men were no where to be seen. There was a huge, oozing gash in my leg and I felt dizzy. I staggered to my feet and started down the hall. I had decided to go on with the mission first, find the troops afterwards. I krept through the corriders, using ever technique of stelth I knew. Suddenly I heard them. Clankers and a lot of them.
"This way" I heard "the clone went this way" How had they found me! I had... Then the thought struck me. I looked down, and wanted to kick myself. I never bothered to do anything about that gash now the blood was streaming down his leg and onto his boot leaving a perfect little trail of footprints. The droids were directly down the hallway. I reached down to my holoster but before I could shoot a round of fire ripped the clankers to shrapnel.
"There you are Arc." one of the commando's stepped out from behind a pile of crates. "hey Dar I found him".
Another commando came out from his own hiding place " We thought you were dead."
"Where are the troopers I asked. They stayed silent. I understood. "Where's the rest of your squad?"
"Slicing the main control tower as we speak" the first one replied "does that make you happy? After we had to come and rescue your but I..."
"knock it off Fi" said the other man,with a crack in the ribs. Just at that moment Dar, I think put his hand to his helmet, nodded his head and looked back up.
"there done. We better get out of here." We started running down the hall. I couldn't keep up with that blasted leg of mine. Wait where had they gone! At that moment my world went up in flames.A blinding flash of light, and a roar loud enough to startle a rancor blasted over me. I was on my feet. Everything was on fire! I couldn't breath because the air had turned into nothing but an endless swarm off heaby smoke. I stumbbled my way through a maze of enflamed debris, finally spilling out onto the permacrete of the walkway. I looked up and saw the commandos running toward me.
"Way to keep up nerv'od" Fi, I'm pretty sure Fi, snikered. I was to tired to come up with a witty come-back.
"Just help me up!" And with me leaning against one for support we headed back to the drop off point...
I ended my tale.
" Is that it?" she asked
"that's it"
"what happened after that?"
"We got back to base, took a shower said goodbye, you know same 'ol." I answered
"I want to here another one" I just smiled.
O.K. Well...
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Alicia Arbaje, 35
Geriatrician, Johns Hopkins Bayview Alicia Arbaje isn't afraid to talk about death -- and to use that word, not the sweeter euphemisms some prefer. People die. Making them and their families comfortable with it is Arbaje's life's work. As she was growing up the daughter of first-generation immigrants in Osawatomie, Kan., life centered on Arbaje's unwell grandmother, who lived with the family. When Arbaje went to college, she drove home every weekend to help care for her. She'll never forget her grandmother lying in a hospital near the end of her life, on a breathing machine, and a doctor coming to the family and saying, "Next time do you want to hook her up?" "We really didn't understand the choice," Arbaje says. "That's now a decision I help families make all the time." In medical school, even as her colleagues balked at treating older patients, Arbaje was realizing that caring for the elderly, with their often complex, multi-faceted health problems that could weigh on entire families, was precisely where she wanted to be. "I felt like we had a band-aid approach," she explains. "You have an 80-year-old in a nursing home, not eating, weak, with pneumonia. She goes into the hospital, is treated for pneumonia and is sent back, still not eating, still weak. The hospital didn't address the real problems. It just dealt with the one thing that pushed the patient over the edge. What about the family? What about the nursing home? What about the 20 different medications she's on? "Is that a reasonable way for an older person to be living? I didn't feel like we were dealing with the big picture . Maybe they would be back in another week, we never found out what actually made difference for that person. Arbaje spends part of her time caring for patients, but most of it researching ways to improve the health-care system for the elderly. When she isn't working, Arbaje, who's single and lives in Baltimore, goes salsa dancing and is training for the Baltimore marathon relay. "People ask me why is a young person interested in an older person?" she says. "We live in a youth-oriented society, but older people are really integral to families, and there's going to be more and more of them."
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Auburn Main Jail
The present main jail facility, at 2775 Richardson Drive, Auburn, opened in July, 1985, at a construction cost of $4.5 million. Funding was provided by Proposition 4, the first of three jail funding measures. The California State Board of Corrections (BOC) rated the original structure for 108 inmates, a total that was exceeded immediately. Within two months of operation, the total reached 148. By 1990, the population had increased to 272 inmates, far above the BOC allowable number of 108. +more
In 1990, a Federal court order restricting our daily population to 148 gave impetus to construction of a 260-bed addition to the jail, an addition that opened in April 1992. The new housing wing was constructed at a cost of $3.5 million, with funding provided through Propositions 52 and 96. It consists of three medium security dorms, two with a capacity of 92 inmates each, and one with a capacity of 44 inmates; and one maximum-security module with a capacity of 32 inmates. The dormitory housing units are of the direct-supervision type, with a custody offer stationed inside each of the dorms, and indirect supervision from a housing booth. With BOC approval, most of our cells have been doubled-bunked.
The minimum-security barracks was housed in buildings that were originally World War II Army warehouses, built in 1941. The facility consisted of three housing units, two male and one female, with a combined capacity of 160 inmates, making the total capacity of the Auburn Main Jail 646 (this total includes six beds located in the infirmary). 05/31/2014 the Minimum Security Barracks located at the Auburn Main Jail was closed and the inmates were moved to the South Placer Jail facility.
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Placer County began construction of a new jail facility in 2008 after an assessment identified additional jail capacity as a need to address future growth. The South Placer location in the Santucci Justice Center is part of a larger, multi-year planned development to meet the needs of our county residents. +more
Phase one of the jail was largely completed in 2012. The building is approximately 200,000 square feet and has a rated capacity of 420 inmates. This phase includes a main jail and minimum security complex, kitchen and laundry facility, program services space, visitor and video visitation technology, medical services unit, intake / booking unit, and support services office space. The larger infrastructure currently in place was pre-planned to meet the needs of a larger facility as growth continues, cutting the overall costs of future bed expansion. The eventual build out of the South Placer Jail facility will be a 319,000 square foot facility with capacity for 980 inmates.
In 2011, long after jail construction had begun, the California Legislature enacted Realignment legislation (AB 109, 2011). By the time the new jail was completed in 2012, population impacts of Realignment were being felt in the Auburn facility's Average Daily Population (ADP) and resulted in many inmates being released from custody. However, economic conditions across our nation had not recovered to an extent where sustainable funding was available to open the facility. This would change in late 2013 after many budget discussions and assessments regarding realignment, public safety and the overall health of our local criminal justice processes.
During the fiscal year 2013/2014, Placer County introduced a budget to begin operating the South Placer Jail. This phased opening includes a 4-pod housing unit at the South Placer main jail and two minimum security pods, for a starting capacity of 240 inmates. A gradual, further expansion of existing bed space is planned as sustainable funding becomes available.
As part of this multi-year approach, the Auburn Minimum Security facility has been closed down. The aging, World War 2 era facility met the needs of our county from 1983 to 2014, but is no longer cost effective, or safely viable as a detention facility.
Staff for the South Placer Jail includes Correctional Officers, Deputy Sheriff's, Support Services staff, and contracted medical and programs personnel. To off-set opening costs at the South Placer Jail, staff from the Auburn Minimum Security were transferred to the South Placer Facility when the older facility was closed.
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Spirits: For the travelers who moonlight as wine aficionados, Adams County is new to the wine industry but already gaining nationwide attention.
Quaint Orrtanna boasts two wineries, Adams County Winery, tucked into the valley below the Blue Ridge Mountains, and Reid's Orchard & Winery, which combines the rich fruit flavor of Adams County with its variety of wine.
Hauser Estate Winery, in Biglerville, is a favorite among locals and travelers, especially for its stunning view of the countryside.
The newest addition to the growing wine scene is a vast selection of artfully handcrafted wines at 15 award-winning, family-run wineries throughout Hershey Harrisburg Wine Country.
Beer lovers discover fine homemade brews at Cumberland Valley's Market Cross Pub & Brewery, Al's of Hampden and the Appalachian Brewing Company. Microbreweries also abound in Lancaster County.
Cuisine: DCR is full of delicious eats, too, and what is vacation without indulging your taste buds? Especially when wine and beer are involved.
From chicken potpie to braised pork medallions, Lancaster has many down-home eats and upscale cuisine. Visit local eateries, or sample homemade Pennsylvania staples like shoofly pie and scrapple.
While in Cumberland Valley, travelers can continue the culinary adventure by trying their hand at new recipes at The Kitchen Shoppe & Cooking School or Cornerstone Culinary Kitchen.
Plus, family-owned farmers' markets in Franklin County offer an assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables, including "Chambersburg Peaches" — famous at roadside stands across the state. Greater Reading also has a sumptuous array of farm-fresh foods and Pennsylvania Dutch delicacies. Just visit the farm markets, roadside stands, breweries, wineries and festivals to understand how much they really value homegrown.
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Hello! The name "Bergen" is also the often used short name of the town "Bergen auf Rügen" on the island called "Rügen" in Baltic Sea, the capital town of the administrative district Rügen (district) in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Germany. --Atlas 04:22, 1 Feb 2006 (EST)
The famous Royksopp is from Bergen just thought you would like to know! Traveler2006 13:52, 28 March 2006 (EST)
Varg Vikernes
I don't think that there should be so much about Varg Vikernes' trial under the section about Fantoft stave church. Maybe a line about the fact that a satanist most probably was responsible for the arson, but I think it's wrong to give the entire history of the case here – that belongs in Wikipedia and is of no interest to the average traveler. Unless someone can convince me not to, I will rewrite the paragraph and remove some of the info. --220.127.116.11 16:10, 28 May 2007 (EDT)
The article claims the following: "At Strandkaien and in Strandgaten, you'll find Bergen's red light district at night. As prostitution is legal in Norway, it is unfortunately very visible. Prostitutes can be very ongoing. Although the risk of getting in to trouble is very low, families should be aware of the area, as not to expose their children to the sad reality. "
It is true that there might be some prostitutes in this area. However they are very reare to be seen. Personally I have been living many years in Bergen, and have seen prostitutes there only a few times. I disagree that this is a large problem in Bergen.
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This article is great! I've nominated it for DOTM May 2008. However, my one concern is that some parts of this — eg. every man's right, the bits about Norwegian police and so on — belong more in the Norway article than here.
And an OSM map of Bergen that could be used for Wikitravel is now available here. Jpatokal 23:08, 9 February 2008 (EST)


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This meant one thing: colour! It seems to have seaped into my Lotro as well, and my Hunter and Lore-master have now become very colourful as a result. I've once again been using my trusty Radiant Armour chest piece that works wonderfully in every colour, and by the end of this post I hope you love this top just as much as me.
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Friday, March 19, 2010
For Kristina: first recipe.
Kristina suggested today on Flickr that I start a little series on my blog with my everyday food.
It is kind of a challenge;) I found it difficult to talk about food (especially in english) and really hard to take good food photos.
Anyway, here is my first post: linguine with cherry tomatoes and rucola.
I first start to cook cherry tomatoes in olive oil with chopped garlic. I add after a few minutes balsamic vinegar that I let reduce.
My favorite pasta for this dish is green tagliatelle, but all I had tonight was linguine.
When the pasta is cooked, I put them together with tomatoes, rucola and parmigiano. I sprinkle with crushed pepper.
So simple and quick and yet delicious ;)
One of my favorite food blog is Amuse-bouche for two. I love how they talk about cooking and how the all process and so happy and sensual.
17 comments:
- Lucy Fields said...
yumi. looks delicious :D
- March 19, 2010 at 11:42 PM
- AMUSE-BOUCHE FOR TWO said...
That was so sweet, mentioning Amuse-bouche for Two. :) Made my weekend...my week. Thank you so much, Elisabelle. Your linguine with cherry tomatoes and rucola looks delicious. And, as always, your photos are stunning!
- March 20, 2010 at 12:53 AM
- et lille oejeblik - a little moment said...
well, i think your food photos are exquisite and yummy!
it does sound like a quick, delicious meal.
- March 20, 2010 at 7:51 AM
- Ulrika said...
I love these kind of recepies, that sound eaasy, no exact measures, and that look delicious!
Yay for you and for Krisitna for coming up with the idea. I'll definetely try it :)
- March 20, 2010 at 9:17 AM
- kristina - no penny for them said...
thank you so much, it's so lovely of you to take up my suggestion...! this looks so good - i see tons of inspiration coming my way now your blogging about your everyday food! :)
p.s.: thanks for the link to, what a great find!
- March 20, 2010 at 10:29 AM
- kristina - no penny for them said...
oops, i don't think my spelling is up to speed this morning, sorry...
- March 20, 2010 at 10:30 AM
- nathalie et cetera said...
c'est un de mes repas préférés. surtout l'été quand les tomates sont fraîchs et sucrées. mmm!
- March 20, 2010 at 2:18 PM
- Arctic Mum: said...
That inspired me to make the dish today! Even though it's difficult to get hold on good tomatoes here this time a year (any time of year, really).
- March 20, 2010 at 2:32 PM
- Bichos da Matos said...
Hum, it sounds delicious in english, too;)
- March 20, 2010 at 3:53 PM
- Bichos da Matos said...
about food you may find interesting this address http://www.flagrantedelicia.com/en/
- March 20, 2010 at 3:54 PM
- Marion said...
Mille mercis Elisabelle, j'ai essayé ça à midi enfin à 14 heures et ce fut fort fameux !!
Je suis impatiente de connaître tes autres recettes/merveilles !!
- March 20, 2010 at 5:55 PM
- Arctic Mum: said...
Update: We tried it, was delicous. Highlight of the week!
- March 20, 2010 at 6:38 PM
- Jodi Anderson said...
I haven't yet made a pasta dish with cherry or grape tomatoes, so I'm definitely giving this a try. It looks so good that it's making me hungry right now.
- March 21, 2010 at 12:46 AM
- Cabrizette said...
Tu nous mets en appétit sur ces deux derniers post... dommage que je sois un peu malade ce week-end !!! Bon dimanche ; )
- March 21, 2010 at 2:55 PM
- Heather Taylor said...
Sounds divine!
- March 21, 2010 at 8:29 PM
- PROVINS said...
Yum yum!!
- March 25, 2010 at 11:11 AM
- Stephanie said...
Hi Elisabelle,
Mali at ArcticMum pointed me to your beautiful blog. I actually love your photos, and this dish looks delicious -- thank you!
Be well,
- April 12, 2010 at 8:20 PM


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flour, sugar, salt, water, shortening, potato, eggs, butter, +roll, +yeast, +lemon, +corn starch, +lemon zest, +lemon juice, +egg yolks, +frosting, +cream cheese, +powdered sugar
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