Sid Caesar is gone…sigh.
Year: 2014
MapBig potential.
MT @JackHites: NY1 could be widely available…more viewers to watch Pat Kiernan read the papers. https://t.co/LSRFO4jTB8
@patkiernan I’m just wondering. Are you the only one known for doing that on TV news? Or are there Pat paper imitators in other markets?
@nycgov @NYCMayorsOffice I’ve been following the instructions on the Sanitation website and still no pickup when promised.
Bringing back my website in an attempt to use it as the base for future updates. Still a work in progress. Comments?
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, I’ve loaded my copy of Saints and Tzadiks for playing. Nothing like what happens when a Yiddish and Irish folk singer team up.
Here is a Generic Corporate Ad…a spoof made entirely with stock footage.
Indianapolis’s The Recession has Driven this Bookseller to Drink Bookstore newest bookstore combines two old friends: alcohol and books.
Books & Brews, which just opened last week, is the work of Jason Wuerfel. Jason has always wanted to open a bookstore, but with a tight economy and businesses fail…
Combining a bar and a bookstore…what an odd concept
Decided to watch the 1994 movie, Radioland Murders. A 19% on Rotten Tomatoes. It was admittedly a farce…but it being over the top was the point.
david.shanske.com is shaping up. Divided the content into two pieces: Articles and Notes. Notes are similar to tweets/status updates. Articles are longer.
This evening, I dwelt(or at least got gas) in the Land of Goshen(New York). I am now ready to recount the exodus from Egypt.
Looking for feedback on this site. Doing some tests to see if I can pull in comments from the major social networks. I’m not the best website designer.
One of the next things I need to work on for my site is the formatting for sharing photos.
Starting in a week, I will be without bread due Passover. Trying to figure out the best food to buy and devour right afterward.
Using this image of a portable toilet I took in London as a test for delivering photos to social media. I wonder if the BBC authorized this.
Soon more networks may try this.