Suzi - yes start looking even if you don't know. apply for thing both above and below. consider this time to explore. The worst that happens is you figure something out.
looks like a plan to me , vw. -- but I might not count the no shows as those that get to schedule by email.
ION, I have had a low level headache since Wednesday night.Make it go away.
happy anniversary to Nora and Tom
Happy Anniversary, Nora and Tom!
she's gonna be on their asses
As someone who teaches students at a graduate level, when some of them still haven't learned how to keep an appointment (or how to cancel one, for that matter), I can't make myself believe this is a bad thing.
Well, yes and no. She threatened to count it as one of their class absences if they miss a tutoring appointment. I'm not sure I'm comfortable with that, so I'd rather confront the issue on my terms. Hopefully that makes sense.
CASH! You're gonna have to be a Packers fan now! Whoot!
Janesville was always a stop on the way home - my only memory of that place is huge truck stops.
I remember Janesville as having that creepy house with the dressmaker's dummy in the window.
juliana, I couldn't do that to the Colts! (Born a Hoosier, you know!) I think Packers fans form in the womb, anyway.
Happy Annivesary, Tom & Nora!!!
Today has been a day of list making. This weekend is pretty much a cleaning out the trash, posting stuff on Craigslist and Freecycle.
Sci Fi Wire article on that thing that ND is (was?) working on: [link]
Universal Studios creative director John Murdy told SCI FI Wire that it wasn't easy to bring three horror-movie icons to life for the Los Angeles theme park's Halloween Horror Nights event, which runs every weekend through Halloween.
The promotion brings together the characters of Freddy Krueger from the Nightmare on Elm Street movies, Jason from the Friday the 13th films and Leatherface from the Texas Chainsaw Massacre series.
"No, it's not a prelude to a big movie event with the three of them," Murdy said. "I've read the same rumors you have. But there is a reason for Freddy vs. Jason being such a great box-office hit. They're icons, all of them."
Murdy said the creative team at Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla., actually came up with the idea, but executives at New Line, which owns all three properties, were hesitant at first.
"They were very skeptical and reticent, because they have such a rabid fan base," Murdy said. "They said they have people coming up to them with ideas like Freddy the roller coaster ride and Freddy the musical, so why is this any different? We said, 'Because we have been bringing movie monsters to the masses since 1925. We're going to do this on the same backlot where Phantom of the Opera, Frankenstein and Dracula were filmed.' I think that was [the] clincher. They knew we would treat their properties with the utmost respect."
More at the link. No mention of the involvement of a certain kilted sound designer....
No mention of the involvement of a certain kilted sound designer....
No mention but, yes, his hot little hands are all over the project. I've been listening to Jason chopping people in half and Freddy jumping out of corpses for a month. Don't even ask how many chainsaw sounds I've heard in that time.
is (was?)
In theory, was. In practice, is.