Directv

Thusly have cancelled Directv. Very disappointed with the Directv in general. Was a long time customer a few years back and recd an offer to rejoin. Called last Saturday and install was to be on Tuesday. Tech came at 1:30. At 530p he said seemed to be a problem with the High Def channels and was going to come back in a little to bring a new box. During this time also a problem since number he called to activate had no previous info on what I had ordered just days before.

Tech retn about 8p with new box but still weak signal. He said old connection/ wires were giving a weak signal of an 80 thus problem with high def. He said he would return in am light around 8a to switch out old cables. At 1030a we called tech and he then said he would be over at 330p. No call back and no high def repaired. We called Directv and they said we would have it repaired by Friday. Well Friday came and gone and no calls or repairs from Directv. Thus cancelling. Very disappointed in the customer service. Spoke with a number of people and never recd assurances that they really cared or that problem would be resolved. Plus wasnt actually sure what I was going to be charged each month since recd different answer every time I spoke with someone. Initially told something like $72 per month plus 3 free movie channels for first 3 months--but that changed to only 2? Very unprofessional experience plus now a new dish on roof, 2 new holes in house, mess left from tech including old dish in neighbor's yard, and now have to switch back to cable.

Thanks for the wasted time this week

Gerry
http://www.directv.com/DTVAPP/customer/howToReachUsConfirm.jsp?_requestid=746504

DVDs in your Netflix Queue

001- The Wire: Season 1: Disc 1

This disc includes the following episodes: "The Target," "The Detail" and "The Buys." Extras include audio commentary, episode reviews and previews.
002- Elizabeth: The Golden Age

Reprising her Oscar-nominated role from 1998's Elizabeth, Cate Blanchett is once again at the head of the cast as the Virgin Queen (earning her another Oscar nod) in this Shekhar Kapur-directed sequel to that film. Focusing on the queen's tempestuous relationship with the adventurer Sir Walter Raleigh, the film also stars Clive Owen (as Raleigh), Geoffrey Rush (as Sir Francis Walsingham) and Samantha Morton (as Mary, Queen of Scots).
003- 2 Days in Paris

Returning from a disastrous "romantic" trip to Venice, Marion (Julie Delpy) and Jack (Adam Goldberg) stop in Paris for two days to visit Marion's parents. But Marion's Parisian ex-lovers, her overbearing parents and culture shock all conspire to make American-born Jack feel even more estranged from Marion in this quirky comedy. Delpy, who also directed, received an Independent Spirit Award nomination for Best First Feature.
004- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Returning for his fifth year of study at the venerable Hogwarts, youthful wizard Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) is stunned to find that that his warnings about the return of the evil Lord Voldemort (Ralph Fiennes) have been ignored. Left with no choice, Harry takes matters into his own hands, training a small group of students -- dubbed "Dumbledore's Army" (after the school's headmaster) -- to defend themselves against the dark arts.
005- Office Space

In a film that takes plenty of jabs at the nihilism of corporate life, Ron Livingston plays office drone Peter Gibbons, who conspires with his cubicle cohorts to embezzle money from their soulless employers. With help and hindrance from those around him -- including the eminently quotable workplace nerd Milton Waddams (Stephen Root) -- and the affection of waitress Joanna (Jennifer Aniston), Gibbons may just find his sanity … and his revenge.
006- Andre Rieu: The Homecoming

Dutch violinist and band leader Andre Rieu performs live in his Netherlands hometown of Maastricht in this outdoor midsummer concert filmed in the breathtaking Vrijthof Square. Featuring lively guest singers the Platinum Tenors, this special concert glows with an extraordinary light show as Rieu treats his appreciative audience to some of his most beloved works, including "Toselli Serenade," "Ode to Maastricht" and "Aviator's March."
007- Saint Ralph

Ralph (Adam Butcher) is a typical teenager with atypical questions, the largest of which concerns his mother. She's fallen into a coma, and the 14-year-old has set his sights on winning the 1954 Boston Marathon in a makeshift barter with God to make his mother well. His teacher, Father Hibbert (Campbell Scott), wants to encourage his dream, but in doing so, he goes up against the reserved, ever-realistic Father Fitzpatrick (Gordon Pinsent).
008- Michael Flatley: Gold

Combining dynamic footage from "Lord of the Dance" and "Feet of Flames" performances, this production also includes five new dances and fresh versions of the classics filmed in Budapest, Hungary, where Michael Flatley thrilled an audience of more than 100,000 people. During an intimate interview, the magnetic Flatley discusses his phenomenal career and shares his personal photo album and rare video of his old and new dances.
009- The Heartbreak Kid

The Farrelly brothers loosely adapt the 1972 hit of the same name into this romantic comedy starring Ben Stiller as Eddie Cantrow, a newlywed who marries a dreamy woman (Malin Akerman) only to learn at the honeymoon that she's a total nightmare. As this discovery sets in, Eddie meets the real girl of his dreams (Michelle Monaghan). The charmer also stars funnymen Jerry Stiller, Carlos Mencia and Rob Corddry.
010- The Kingdom

When a deadly bombing attack targets Americans in the Middle East, a counterterrorism squad is dispatched to find the culprits. Once they arrive in the desert, the U.S. agents (an ensemble that includes Jamie Foxx as the group's leader) learn that in these parts, they are the true enemy. With their investigation hampered by local bureaucracy, the team realizes they may be the terrorists' next target. Jennifer Garner and Jason Bateman also star.

Tommy Bahama Colors

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Minnow

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Khaki

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Different Houses

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I miss Kensignton--maybe a mistake? Regret leaving Mont Co. yes house was too small--blah blah

I also like that townhouse rental

Villa--no biggie

Bowie house--yes liked that

This house--no biggie

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OBX: Corolla Light

621 - Crazy N Corolla
Corolla Light, Oceanside




Bedrooms: 4 Baths: 3.5
Sleeps: 10
Weekly Start Day: Sat
Beds: 2 Kings, 2 Singles, 2 Bunk Sets



Discount Weeks: The week of 6/2 is now $1200, 6/9 is $1600 and 6/23 is now $2200.

Get a little "Crazy" while vacationing on the Outer Banks! This villa is just across the street from the Ocean, pool, tennis courts, playground and Village Shops. Enjoy the glimpse views of the ocean and Currituck Lighthouse from this professionally decorated "home". After a wonderful day on the beach, end the day in your own spacious hot tub or relax on either of two decks in the glider or swing.

Ground Level: Bedroom with 2 Singles with TV/VCR/DVD and patio access that shares a full bath with a Bedroom with 2 Bunk Sets with a TV/VCR. Hot Tub on the patio and grill area. Mid Level: Features 2 King Master Bedrooms both with TV/VCR/DVD and whirlpool tubs, one that opens onto spacious Deck with swing. Laundry closet. Top Level: Great Room with 36" TV/VCR/DVD, Stereo, gas fireplace and deck access, well-equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar seating 2 with a separate dining area seating 8 and a half bath. Extras: Hot Tub (6), 5 TVs, 5 VCRs, 4 DVDs, gas fireplace (available off season), Stereo/CD/Tape, bikes, 2 Whirlpool tubs, books, games, port-a-crib, high chair, baby gates, PlayStation, video library, games, deck swing, outside shower, beach umbrella and chairs, unlimited DVD/VHS/game rentals from Ocean Atlantic Rentals, linens and towels provided and Corolla Light Community Amenities. Dogs Welcome. No Smoking. Mini Vacations Available.

Community Amenities:
Corolla Light Community Amenities: Corolla Light is a beautiful resort community made up of Oceanside and Soundside vacation homes along the Outer Banks of North Carolina featuring Oceanside townhouse style Villas and the town homes and condos of Mirage. Corolla Light offers great amenities and activities for everyone including and indoor pool and fitness center, 4 outdoor lifeguarded pools, a private security patrol, and trolley service within the community during summer months. The Oceanside features a mile of oceanfront beach, oceanfront dining at the Clubhouse Cafe, a snack hut, three oceanfront swimming pools (one shallow pool for kids to enjoy), indoor and outdoor bathrooms, sundeck with lounge chairs, walkway to the beach, an oceanfront gazebo and beach chair and umbrella rentals at the beach. The Oceanside amenities also include a playground, lighted basketball and shuffleboard courts, putting green, sand volleyball court, video game room and weekly activities for everyone! Some of the weekly activities include Free Throw Competition, Bingo, Tennis Tournament, Big Daddy Splash, Scavenger Hunt, and much more! The Soundside amenities include a soundside swimming pool with a baby pool, soundside ecology and nature trails, soundside pier and gazebo, picnic areas, soccer field, and the Richard A. Brindley Sports Center. The Richard A. Brindley Sports Center includes the following indoor amenities to all guests: - a 25 Meter, eight lane indoor pool, 12-person spa, walleyball court, two indoor clay tennis courts (fee to reserve these courts) and a full size weight room - a Fitness Room with Treadmills & Stair Masters, Men's & Women's Locker Rooms, Aerobics Room and the Corolla Light Sportswear Gift Shop. Throughout the Corolla Light resort, you'll also find four lighted outdoor hard surface tennis courts, four lighted outdoor clay courts, fishing ponds, biking and walking trails, and trolley service to anywhere you want to go within the community (mid-May through early October).

Month of June

June--month of something: renaissance/ revitalization

*No credit card
*kids limited to 3 hrs on computer--allowances for homework, etc
*boycott frivolous emails, etc--already deleted some names off email
*I need to go to Mass/ Gym more than I went in May
*any expense over $100--needs committee approval

What else?

Bill Maher

I generally watch his show on HBO on Friday nights but wonder why he spews so much against God/ religions/ especially Catholicism, etc. He seems boastful of this fact that those of us whom believes are the cuckoos. At least with the 'Gospel of Oprah' you have some tinge of spirituality/ perhap some Christian message but he preaches an anti-gospel. Now, I am also sure he only gets a fraction of the audience Oprahs gets so I guess this is good.

http://www.foxnews.com.pssht.com/bill_maher_anti-religion.html

Losing his religion

Maher, 48, grew up Roman Catholic, attending weekend catechism classes, and weekly Sunday mass with his father and sister. His father was Catholic, his mother Jewish.

When he was 13, his father pulled everybody out of church.

"It was like V-J Day in my room," Maher says, laughing. "I couldn't have been more thrilled.

"My father, God bless him, became very disillusioned with the pope at the time, which was Pope Paul [VI]. He loved Pope John [XXIII]. He was the liberal pope, 1958 to 1963. So my father, as an Irish-Catholic American, was in his glory in the early 1960s. He had an Irish president. He had a liberal pope, whom he loved. But Pope Paul obviously rubbed him the wrong way."

This explains, at least in part, why today Maher has no religion. And no middle name.

When his family left the Catholic Church, he was preparing for the sacrament of confirmation.

"I was dreading it because that's where you get your middle name, and mine would have been Aloysius," he says. "It's actually a very common, Irish, Catholic, horrible name. So that's why to this day I don't have a middle name. I got off the hook right at that moment."

Aloysius is the patron saint of teens.


On last weeks show he couldnt stop slombering over the author Christopher Hitchens and his recent book titled: God is not Great:

http://www.amazon.com/God-Not-Great-Religion-Everything/dp/0446579807

From Publishers Weekly
Hitchens, one of our great political pugilists, delivers the best of the recent rash of atheist manifestos. The same contrarian spirit that makes him delightful reading as a political commentator, even (or especially) when he's completely wrong, makes him an entertaining huckster prosecutor once he has God placed in the dock. And can he turn a phrase!: "monotheistic religion is a plagiarism of a plagiarism of a hearsay of a hearsay, of an illusion of an illusion, extending all the way back to a fabrication of a few nonevents." Hitchens's one-liners bear the marks of considerable sparring practice with believers. Yet few believers will recognize themselves as Hitchens associates all of them for all time with the worst of history's theocratic and inquisitional moments. All the same, this is salutary reading as a means of culling believers' weaker arguments: that faith offers comfort (false comfort is none at all), or has provided a historical hedge against fascism (it mostly hasn't), or that "Eastern" religions are better (nope). The book's real strength is Hitchens's on-the-ground glimpses of religion's worst face in various war zones and isolated despotic regimes. But its weakness is its almost fanatical insistence that religion poisons "everything," which tips over into barely disguised misanthropy. (May 30)

Soprano MobSpeak

MOBSPEAK

file: a b c d e f g h i j l m o p r s t u v w


A friend of ours: mob shorthand for introducing one made guy to another made guy. "A friend of mine" is just another jamook on the street.

A trippa di zianata: "your aunt's tripe."

Action: a bet that a bookie "writes" and for which you pay him his "vig."

Administration: the top-level "management" of an organized crime Family—the boss, underboss, and consigliere.

Agita: anxiety, edginess, an upset stomach.

Anti-Trust Violations: what authorities call the mob practice of carving out exclusive territories. Wiseguys call them "mine."

Associate: one who works with mobsters, but hasn't been asked to take the vow of Omertá; an almost confirmed, or made guy.




The Books: a phrase indicating membership in the Family. If there is a possibility for promotion, then the books are open. If not, the books are closed.

Borgata: an organized crime Family.

Boss: the head of the Family who runs the show. He decides who gets made and who gets whacked. The boss also gets points from all Family business; also see don, chairman.

Buon' anima: salutation meaning rest his soul.

Buttlegging: bootlegging untaxed cigarettes.




Cafone: a peasant or lower-class.

Capo: the Family member who leads a crew; short for capodecina.

Cazzis: see Stugots.

Che bruta: How ugly you are.

Che peccato: what a pity, what a shame.

Chiacchierone: chatterbox.

Clip: to murder; also whack, hit, pop, burn, put a contract out.

Code of silence: not ratting on your colleagues once you've been pinched—no longer a strong virtue in organized crime families. Also see Omertá.

Col tempo la foglia di gelso diventa seta: old Italian saying meaning, "Time and patience change the mulberry leaf to satin."

Comare (also goomah, goomar, or gomatta): slang for girlfriend or mistress. No self-respecting wiseguy is without one.

Come heavy: to walk in carrying a loaded gun. You shouldn't have lunch with a Russian drug dealer unless you "come heavy."

Confirm: to be made; see made guy.

Consigliere: a trusted Family advisor, who is always consulted before decisions are made. See Tom Hagen in The Godfather.

Crank: speed; in particular, crystal meth.

Crew: the group of soldiers under the capo's command.

Cugine: a young soldier striving to be made.

CW: FBI shorthand for Co-operating Witness.




Don: the head of the Family; see boss.




Eat alone: to keep for one's self; to be greedy.

Executive Game: a special-event card game for celebrities and other high-rollers.




Facia bruta: ugly face, something you call someone you don't like.

Family: an organized crime clan, like the Genoveses, the Gottis, or the Sopranos.

Fanook, or Finook: derived from "finocchio" or fennel, a derogatory term for homsexual or gay, i.e., people that wiseguys feel nervous around. A "mezzofinook" is half gay, sissy, bi.

Forbidden Fruit: the lure of a wiseguy to a nice Italian girl from the neighborhood.




G: a grand; a thousand dollars; also see large.

Gabagool: (capo cuoll) something to eat.

Gira diment: going crazy.

Golden Age: The days before RICO.

Goomah (sometimes pronounced "goomar"): a Mafia mistress; also comare.

Guests of the state or Guests of the government: going to prison, doing time.




Hit: to murder; also see whack.




In the wind: after you leave the Witness protection program you are "in the wind," meaning you're on your own somewhere out there.




Jamook: idiot, loser, lamebrained, you know, a jamook.

Juice: the interest paid to a loanshark for the loan; also see vig.




Lam: To lay low, go into hiding.

Large: a thousand, a grand, a G.

LCN: FBI talk for la Cosa Nostra, or translated, "Our Thing."




Made guy: an indoctrinated member of the Family. Essentially, you pledge your allegiance to the boss and the family for life. To even qualify, your mother has to be Italian.

Madonn': Madonna, common expression meaning holy smoke, holy cow, holy shit.

Mannagge: going to war with a rival clan or family.

Message job: placing the bullet in someone's body such that a specific message is sent to that person's crew or family; see through the eye, and through the mouth.

Mezza morta: half-dead.

The Mob: a single organized crime family; OR all organized crime families together.

Mobbed up: connected to the mob.

Mobster: one who is in the mob.

Mock execution: to whip someone into shape by frightening the shit out of them.

Moe Green Special: Getting killed with a shot in the eye, like the character, Moe Green, in The Godfather. One form of "sending a message."

Mortadella: derived from the Italian sausage, meaning a loser. As in "Guy's a fuckin' mortadella."

Mulignan (literal translation): eggplant. Another word for African-Americans. Also called "mooleys."

Musciata: mushy.




OC: FBI talk for Organized Crime.

Omertá: the much-vaunted Mafia vow of silence. In other words, don't rat on your friends. Transgression is punishable by death.

Oobatz: u'pazzu—crazy.

Outfit: a clan, or family within the Mafia.




Paying tribute: giving the boss a cut of the deal.

Piacere: "Pleasure to meet you."

Pinched: to get caught by the cops.

Points: percent of income; cut.

Poverett: poor person.

Predicates: an offense which the Justice Department can choose to "fold into" a RICO statute. As in, "This charge could be tough. It could have predicates."

The Program: The Witness Protection Program.

Pump and dump: standard practice for unethical stockbrokers. First drive up the price of a small stock by "encouraging" investors to buy it ("pump") and then sell you own shares ("dump") for a tidy profit.

Puttana: whore.




Rat: one who snitches or squeals after having been pinched.

RICO: Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. Passed in 1970 to aid the government in clamping down on organized crime activities, its scope has since been broadened to prosecute insider traders and anti-abortion protesters.




Schifosa: ugly woman.

Sfogliatelle: an Italian pastry.

Shakedown: to blackmail or try to get money from someone; also to give someone a scare.

Shy: the interest charged on loans by loansharks.

Shylock business: the business of loansharking.

Soldier: the bottom-level member of an organized crime Family, as in "foot soldiers."

Spring cleaning: cleaning up, hiding or getting rid of evidence.

Strunz: strunzo—piece of shit.

Stugots: from stu cazzo or u' cazzu, the testicles. Tony Soprano's boat is The Stugots.




Taste: a percentage of the take. Tony gets a big taste from bookmaking or racketeering but only a little taste from medical fraud.

Tax: to take a percentage of someone's earnings.

This thing of ours: a mob family, or the entire mob.

Through the eye: a message job through the eye to say "We're watching you!"

Through the mouth: a message job through the mouth to indicate that someone WAS a rat.

Tizzun: Neapolitan derogatory term for black person.




Underboss: the second in command to the boss.




Va fa napole: "Go to Naples" (i.e., "Go to hell.").

Vig: the interest paid to a loanshark for the loan. Abbreviation of vigorish; also see juice. Usually two points or 2%.




Waste management business: euphemism for organized crime.

Wearing it: showing off one's status in the organization by dressing the part. "Wearing it" usually involves an Italian suit, a pinky ring, a hankie in the breast pocket, gold cufflinks, and other ornamentation. Silvio has his own inimitable way of wearing it.

Whack: to murder; also clip, hit, pop, burn, put a contract out.

Wiseguy: a made guy.




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Ernst Stavro Blofeld

Ernst Stavro Blofeld
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James Bond character
Blofeld played by Donald Pleasence
Ernst Stavro Blofeld
Gender Male
Role Villain
Affiliation SPECTRE
Current status Unknown
Portrayed by Multiple (See Below)
"Blofeld" redirects here. For other uses, see Blofeld (disambiguation).

Ernst Stavro Blofeld is a fictional character from the James Bond universe. He is the archenemy of the British Secret Service agent James Bond and head of the evil terrorist organization SPECTRE.

Blofeld usually appears accompanied by a white Persian cat in the films (but not in the novels). It was also briefly a trademark of the Bond films not to show Blofeld's face, only a closeup of Blofeld stroking his cat. This "trademark" was later broken in the film You Only Live Twice and subsequent films. It was also mimicked in the animated series Inspector Gadget, and spoofed in Austin Powers.

Blofeld appears in six official James Bond movies as well as Never Say Never Again, the 1983 remake of Thunderball, which makes him the most persistent and arguably greatest of James Bond's enemies.
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* 1 Biography
o 1.1 Novels
o 1.2 Films
* 2 Blofeld portrayals
* 3 Trivia
* 4 Imitation and parody

Dead Pool 2007

proposed list of 20 for 2007:

Politicians: yr born
1 Yushchenko UKR President 1954
2 Dick Cheney VP 1941
3 Boris Yeltsin SSR 1931
4 Lady Bird Johnson Former 1st Lady 1912
5 Osama Bin Laden Terrorist 1957
6 Noriega Panama 1938
7 Gerald Ford ex-Pres 1913
8 Fidel Castro Cuba 1926
9 Mandela South Africa 1918

Sports:
10 Maradona former soccer star
11 Muhammed Ali Boxer 1942
12 Robby Gordon car racer
13 Lance Armstrong biker
14 Terell Owens NFL football

Entertainment:
15 Betelgeuse Howard Stern
16 Keith Richards Stones 1943
17 Dick Clark TV 1929
18 Abe Vigoda Fish 1921
19 Harry Morgan Mash 1915
20 Brtiney Spears singer 1981

alt: O'Reilly
M J FOX
Downey Jr
Eminem
Noel Gallagher
Tiger Wood
Phil Rizzuto
saddam hussein 1937
Jerry Lewis 1926
Billy Graham 1918
Paris Hilton
Nicole Richie
QE II 1926
W-Pres 1946
Margeret Thatcher 1925
50 Cent 1975

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Trying to make a list of magazines I subscribe to:

Washington Post
Washingtonian Magazine
FHM
Maxim
GQ
Esquire
Better Home and Garden (Sharon)
The Word Among Us

Just ordered off Ebay:
Martha Stewart Living 1 yr
O Oprah 1 yr
Blender 3 yr
Vanity Fair 1 yr
Spin magazine 1 yr
Catholic Digest 1 yr
Sporting News 3 yrs
Conde Nast 2 yrs
Disney Adventures 3 yrs

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Magnum PI
Hawaii 5-0
Happy Days
3's Company
American Idol
Benny Hill
Sports Center
Seinfeld
Taxi
Cheers
Ali G
Sex in the City
Sopranos
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Beverly Hills 90120
The Office