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San Diego Comic Con 2008
I had a great time in San Diego. Make no mistake about that. But toward the end of the convention, I acquired a bronchial congestion that has taken me some days to get over. Still coughing a bit, but it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Conventions
Tagged Colleen Doran, ComicCon, Gail Simone, J. Michael Straczynski, James A. Owen, Jeremy Owen, Steve Lieber, Sue Dawe
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Out of Jeopardy!
It’s a joke I’ve made for years, wanting to move on from my job at Jeopardy! in order to focus more on my own projects. Well, it’s finally come to pass. Basically, my specific position was eliminated for budgetary reasons. … Continue reading
Kermit makes people smile
For several years now, I’ve shared my office at work with a full-sized Kermit the Frog. I’d gotten him during the period when Sony had the license on the Muppet characters. He’s spent this time sitting on a chair in … Continue reading
The Effect of Bad Teachers
(Originally posted on LiveJournal) Over on the Comic Book Resources Forums, on Gail Simone’s board “You’ll All Be Sorry”, she started a thread about Bad Teachers. She asked for stories about bad teachers, wherever they were encountered in one’s education. … Continue reading
Desk Toys
I’ve been in the process of bringing home (or bringing to my storage) many of the things that I’ve had at my work office for all these years. It’s surprising the things you accumulate. Among them are objects that I … Continue reading
Posted in Toys
Tagged Arthur, Batman, Bilbo, Donna Troy, Dragon, Jack Sparrow, Mustang, Shakespeare, Sherlock Holmes, Smaug, Toys
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Jeopardy! Wrap Party 2008
The season wrap party for Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune was held this year on the grounds of the Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills. The two shows frequently have their Christmas & wrap parties together, as they share the same … Continue reading
Premise Picnic – May 4
I belong to an entertainment fellowship, Premise, and we meet once a month to pray for each other. Premise is geared toward writers, directors, directors of photography, producers, agents, editors, but not actors (they have their own organizations 🙂 ) . … Continue reading
Good in the Room
So, yesterday afternoon, I got myself over to the incomparable Writers Store. At 5 p.m., Stephanie Palmer was giving a question & answer session and doing a book signing for her new volume, Good in the Room. She’s been a … Continue reading
Posted in Events
Tagged Good in the Room, Pitching, Sherlock Holmes, Stephanie Palmer, Writing
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Website Update May 11, 2008
Once again, I’m offering up old television spec scripts for those who might be interested in reading them. This time, two Law & Order specs. They were written a couple of years apart. But with the turn-over on the show, a … Continue reading