People make mistakes. I'm sure checking your medicine accidentally happens
all the time.
On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 12:32 AM, Jim Ellwanger wrote:
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> On Dec 7, 2010, at 8:12 PM, M-D November wrote:
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> > If the aircraft has to declare an emergency, ATC would probably divert it
> to the closest airpo
On Dec 7, 2010, at 8:12 PM, M-D November wrote:
> If the aircraft has to declare an emergency, ATC would probably divert it to
> the closest airport with the facilities to handle that particular type of
> aircraft (in VX's case, the A320 narrowbody).
Absolutely, although "sick passenger" does
He might have been referring to getting specific HBO channels, rather than the
whole family of HBO channels. My impression (I haven't subscribed in years) is
that the premium channels typically come bundled when ordering them via
satellite or cable. For instance, when I was trying (and failing
On Tuesday, December 7, 2010 2:04:23 PM UTC-5, Jim Ellwanger wrote:
(Albuquerque was basically right
on our planned flight path and is served by Continental anyway, so they
could make the fuel and maintenance arrangements relatively easily; the
only airport VA serves anywhere in "flyover country" i
OK, color me confused, but...isn't HBO already ala carte? Sure, most
cable subscribers probably get HBO as part of a tiered package, but
can't pretty much anyone with the right STB add HBO for approx. $10 a
month?
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Three shows set up at CBS (celeb bodyguard, Texas lawman, CIA), one at
CW (three-woman paranormal procedural), a plan to bring novel-
character Sqweegel back for the CSI-Vegas finale, and others on the
drawing board:
http://www.deadline.com/2010/12/csi-creator-sells-quartet-of-drama-projects/
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NYPost: But the Time Warner head isn't rushing to force TV providers
to make it so... even as the pioneering programmer's viewership drops
(by a million and a half this year)... he'll wait and see how their
new online-availability-to-verified-subscribers thing goes...
http://goo.gl/cGO6V
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On Dec 7, 2010, at 2:55 PM, Mark J. wrote:
> For producer Lee Mendelson, that was to change his idea of a
> documentary about Charles Schulz and "Peanuts" to "A Charlie Brown
> Christmas."
He did make the documentary, called "A Boy Named Charlie Brown," in 1963; it
wasn't released for years (al
For producer Lee Mendelson, that was to change his idea of a
documentary about Charles Schulz and "Peanuts" to "A Charlie Brown
Christmas." celebrating its 45th anniversary tonight on ABC--Mendelson
talks about how the show was put together:
http://voices.washingtonpost.com/comic-riffs/2010/12/pos
On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 4:07 PM, Mark J. wrote:
> With his unprecedented $100M a year contract with Sirius XM due to run
> out a week from Thursday and an exec for the satellite service
> suggesting that he take a pay cut, this morning on SXM's airwaves the
> former King of All Media gave his opini
The lefty non-com station group known for its eternal internal
squabbles (right now, its SF market flagship KPFA is in a dither over
firings of its morning drive show hosts and producer and a war between
the CWA union and lunatic fringe radicals who want the station to be
100% volunteer, calling th
A small quibble, but it is possible for back-to-back World Cup finals to be
on the same continent. While it is currently a FIFA policy to rotate them,
FIFA's track record quite clearly shows FIFA policy to be as liquid as the
cash you're willing to pay.
Chris
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This season's crop weren't exactly compelling, so I can expect to know
absolutely none of the next bunch.
From: Bob in Jersey
Subject: [TV orNotTV] Portia de Rossi turned down DWTS
Despite that producers offered a same-sex dance partner. A casting
director t
A November segment about a nurse who lost weight through dance
degraded into a gratuitous bit involving dancers costumed in old-
school nurse outfits and high heels with hints of their underthings,
prompting angry complaints from nursing-advocacy groups... some
sources report that Oz has apologized
No connection to her, connection is to DWTS. The photo illustrates both the
show and Mrs. Degeneres.
On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 4:29 PM, Bob in Jersey wrote:
> Despite that producers offered a same-sex dance partner. A casting
> director tells Popeater season 12 will have "the most boring bunch of
>
Despite that producers offered a same-sex dance partner. A casting
director tells Popeater season 12 will have "the most boring bunch of
stars ever".
http://www.popeater.com/2010/12/06/portia-de-rossi-dancing-with-stars/
Who's the dancer in the left-hand picture...Cloris Leachman? What's
her conn
With his unprecedented $100M a year contract with Sirius XM due to run
out a week from Thursday and an exec for the satellite service
suggesting that he take a pay cut, this morning on SXM's airwaves the
former King of All Media gave his opinion on that in no uncertain
terms:
http://blogs.forbes.c
Kevin M. wrote:
> ...(he touts her experience, but the fact remains the door was closed
> when he arrived at the gate -- if she has experience, shouldn't she know
> there are occasionally airline employees who close the door early,
> because I'm not experienced but even I know that)...
I was somew
Kevin Smith has more airline trouble.
http://silentbobspeaks.com/?p=398
I've got to say, based on his own assessment of the situation, it was
his "concierge" Dorothy who let him down, not the airline (he touts
her experience, but the fact remains the door was closed when he
arrived at the gate --
On Dec 7, 12:09 am, PGage wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 7:20 PM, televisiongirl
> wrote:
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> > On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 2:18 PM, Bob in Jersey wrote:
>
> >> Don Meredith, the Cowboys' first real star, Monday-night NFL
> >> broadcaster, passed last night following a brain haemorrhage in a
> >> S
I made it two minutes into the pilot episode of Hasselhoff's reality
series before regretting wasting the bandwidth it took to download it
for free from the iTunes Store. The show begins with Hasselhoff giving
a very woe-is-me voiceover, at one point mentioning he's lost mostly
all his money. Then
stan, to televisiongirl:
> > Frank Gifford was just on ESPN's halftime show. He had a number of really
> > nice things to say but was nearly crying at the end of the interview. Very
> > sad.
>
> > TVG
>
> Oh, he was past 'nearly' crying.
Conversely, Neal Fehnel, owner of most physical assets of
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