Shooting scene from To Kill a Mockingbird
An evening pause: As it is Wednesday and I am at the gun range, competing in bullseye pistol competitions, let’s look at some Hollywood shooting action.
Tag: entertainment
Karan Casey – Ballad of accounting
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Superman – The Mad Scientist
An evening pause: The first Max Fleischer Superman cartoon, The Mad Scientist (1941), from a time when Americans believed that all things were possible, and that our nation stood for the best of those possibilities. When evil men try to destroy skyscrapers and kill innocent people, you don’t stand idly by, you fight them, and stop them.
Leslie Nielsen Dead at 84
Leslie Nielsen Dead at 84. R.I.P.
Speech from Scent of a Woman
An evening pause: One of Al Pacino’s best performance.
Mumford & sons
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Black Friday madness
An evening pause: I know some people enjoy this, but this is not how I want to spend my day after Thanksgiving!
Johnny Cash sings a Thanksgiving Prayer
An evening pause: Johnny Cash from an episode of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.
George Winston – Thanksgiving
An evening pause: George Winston, playing “Thanksgiving.”
Judy Garland on television – Somewhere over the rainbow
An evening pause: Judy Garland, from a 1955 live television performance, singing the show finale.
Office shooting range
An evening pause: It seems to me that building an office shooting range seems exactly the right thing to encourage every red-blooded American to do.
Winter overnight hike
An evening pause: With the approach of winter, let’s do an overnight trip in the snow!
Simon’s cat, lunch break
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Johnny Carson Lie Detector Politician
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Paul Zerdin ventriloquist
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Oklahoma-Many a new day
An evening pause: “Many a New Day” from Oklahoma (1955). It is the dance choreography here that is surprising and original.
People are awesome
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Workout at the gym
An evening pause: Let’s workout!
Driscoll Middle School trick play
An evening pause: This trick play is so unexpected I guarantee you’ll want to watch it twice.
Cable subscribers flee to internet
More technology disruption! Cable companies are losing subscribers, and it appears they are shifting their video viewing to the internet. Key quote:
Consumers who use the Internet to get their movies and TV shows bypass not just the cable companies, but the cable networks that produce the content. The move could have the same disruptive effect on the TV and movie industries as digital downloads have had on music.