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"Kill Bill Vol 2"
I'm glad I didn't buy a theater ticket; dalogue rewind & slow-motion frame advance was essential. It amazes me that Darryl Hannah has made a career out of roles like that.
Considering all the sea-duty movies that I've watched, I feel very sorry for submariners named "Bill".
Well, I finally got around to it. Not as much surprise & impact as Vol I, but still an instant classic!
I'm glad I didn't buy a theater ticket; dalogue rewind & slow-motion frame advance was essential. It amazes me that Darryl Hannah has made a career out of roles like that.
Considering all the sea-duty movies that I've watched, I feel very sorry for submariners named "Bill".
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NPR, NYT online, Barron's.
accept WSJ and Business Week donations
TV lent out
Network news: only time would consider watching...i.e., staying in a hotel, nothing to do at 6 or 11 pm, remember colleagues refer to partic. commercials, would watch the networks to see if I could catch any of those clever commercials.
NPR, NYT online, Barron's.
accept WSJ and Business Week donations
TV lent out
Network news: only time would consider watching...i.e., staying in a hotel, nothing to do at 6 or 11 pm, remember colleagues refer to partic. commercials, would watch the networks to see if I could catch any of those clever commercials.
yakers
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
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I do get the Sunday Los Angeles Times, regularly check CNN, sometimes listen to NPR but most of all I read
The Economist
I do get the Sunday Los Angeles Times, regularly check CNN, sometimes listen to NPR but most of all I read
The Economist
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BBC incl. news.bbc.co.uk
But most of all TELETEXT, a great invention that never made it from Europe to the US it seems. Its been around for 20+ years, and like the web its a page based info service. It uses the sidebands of TV broadcasts to carry extra text based semi-interactive info.
BBC incl. news.bbc.co.uk
But most of all TELETEXT, a great invention that never made it from Europe to the US it seems. Its been around for 20+ years, and like the web its a page based info service. It uses the sidebands of TV broadcasts to carry extra text based semi-interactive info.
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I watch Japanese television news (NHK, TBS, JNN, others), and read the Asahi Shimbun daily. We also get CNN, BBC and Fox via cable; the BBC is generally watchable (though I don't have much interest in British internal affairs, so don't tune in very often), but the other two drive me absolutely nuts within seconds of tuning in. What a bunch of idiots.
Bpp
I watch Japanese television news (NHK, TBS, JNN, others), and read the Asahi Shimbun daily. We also get CNN, BBC and Fox via cable; the BBC is generally watchable (though I don't have much interest in British internal affairs, so don't tune in very often), but the other two drive me absolutely nuts within seconds of tuning in. What a bunch of idiots.
Bpp
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CNBC, MSNBC, Fox News, and CNN during the day. In the evening local news. Over night the BBC World Service on the local PBS FM station. I also have a shortwave radio and listen to Radio Australia and Radio New Zealand early in the mornng here. Although there has been a decline in the number of countries that broadcast on SW, SW radio still gives me a different perspective on the world news
CNBC, MSNBC, Fox News, and CNN during the day. In the evening local news. Over night the BBC World Service on the local PBS FM station. I also have a shortwave radio and listen to Radio Australia and Radio New Zealand early in the mornng here. Although there has been a decline in the number of countries that broadcast on SW, SW radio still gives me a different perspective on the world news
