I represent the first generation who, when we were born, the television was now a permanent fixture in our homes. When I was born people had breakfast with Barbara Walters, dinner with Walter Cronkite, and slept with Johnny Carson.
Read the full "Pre-ramble"
Our friend Steve Robinson spoke of Vin Scully and the Los Angeles Dodgers as part of the Story Salon in progress show To LA with Love Hosted by Beverly Mickins
Recorded on at the Art Parlor on September 11th 2015
GREAT SCOTT!!! Here is another "Mental Sorbet". It could mean that blog post inherently contains some sort
of cosmic significance, almost as if it were the temporal junction
point of the entire space-time continuum. On the other hand, it could
just be an amazing coincidence.
As you may have noticed from reading this blog, or my BuzzFeed, that I am a huge Back to the Future fan. I guess I shouldn't be surprised that this trilogy has stood the test of time (Pun Intended). You can never go wrong with good story telling. The most amazing part to me is that the Back to the Future trilogy now has more fans who were not born when the movies were released and there is more Back to the Future merchandise available now than was available when the movies were new BTTF Time Travel Terminal - Your One-Stop
Shop For All Your Back to the Future Collecting Needs. Perhaps another reason the movies are popular with the younger set is that Back to the Future is one of the few movie franchise' the show a positive depiction of the future and not the apocalyptic fare that is being offered. People prefer a future with flying cars, Hoverboards and self-tying "Nike Air Mag".
Back to Back to the Future A comic book written by David Guy Levy tells the story
of what would happen if the filmmakers of Back to the Future went back
in time and made sure Eric Stoltz was never replaced by Michael J. Fox
as Marty McFly in the popular film series. All proceeds will go to
benefit the Young Storytellers Foundation. http://www.givingbacktothefuture.com
The Future Is Now - GE adPublished on September 5, 2013
So now I give you this week's "Mental Sorbet" that we could use to momentarily forget about those things that leave a bad taste in our mouths.
FromUCTV, University of California Television Script to Screen: Back to the Future. Screenwriter and producer Bob Gale joins Christopher Lloyd, who played
Dr. Emmett Brown, to share rare insights into the Back to the Future
series. Series: "Carsey-Wolf Center"
Stay Tuned... or should I say, "See you in the FUTURE"
Here is another "Mental Sorbet" that we could use to momentarily forget about those things that leave a bad taste in our mouths. An Anne Hathaway impersonator reminds the Academy why the Les Mis' actress should win an Oscar.
Here is another "Mental Sorbet" that we could use to momentarily forget about those things that leave a bad taste in our mouths.
On October 4 I said on facebook, "I'm
a little surprised that there are more posts about Big Bird than any
other topic discussed in last night's debate. I guess Mitt Romney made
Big Bird this election's Murphy Brown".
DR. Rumack: I am serious... and don't call me Shirley.
In Honor of Leslie Nielsen (February 11, 1926 – November 28, 2010) I want to make his birthday "Don't call me Shirley" - Day
The idea is simple. On February 11th when some makes a statement you say, "Surely you can't be serious" and see if they say "I am serious... and don't call me Shirley".
For the last time.
GREAT SCOTT!!! Here is another "Mental Sorbet". It could mean that blog post inherently contains some sort
of cosmic significance, almost as if it were the temporal junction
point of the entire space-time continuum. On the other hand, it could
just be an amazing coincidence. 
Dr. Rumack: Can you fly this plane, and land it?
