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I'll be running the games today... give me a few more moments to get caught up with stuff and we'll get going
I'll be running the games today... give me a few more moments to get caught up with stuff and we'll get going
Been reading and thinking about that CA bill AB1500 (see banner above)...
If that passes, that's going to affect not only my ability to sell to my CA customers, but if you're in CA, you will not be able to participate in The Flavor Games!!!
If that passes, that's going to affect not only my ability to sell to my CA customers, but if you're in CA, you will not be able to participate in The Flavor Games!!!
Doing it in Colorado, too...
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Howdy clowder!
I found this pretty amazing!
Full article: Revolutionary Scuba Mask Creates Breathable Oxygen Underwater On Its Own - The Mind Unleashed
I found this pretty amazing!
Full article: Revolutionary Scuba Mask Creates Breathable Oxygen Underwater On Its Own - The Mind Unleashed
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Lavender - QueenVictoria - Post #373
Maraschino Cherry - TravTech - Post #170
Pecan Belgian Waffles - chigal - Post #195
Pomegranate Taffy - MoonLit_Water - Post #185
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Raspy Watermelon - QueenVictoria - Post #286
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Who'da thought? The state legislatures would act before the FDA?
Guess I'm going to have to change the name of my "FDA Apocalypse" to "State Apocalypse"?
Incrementalism is all around us.They keep shoving things on one side and while we fight it they shove from another side.One day ya wake up and everything is gone.This just isn't the same country I was born in.
deej,thank you so much for the games.It makes my day to have a fast and furious game,keeps me entertained and even laugh a few times cuzz it shows me how fun some things still are however small they may be.By no means do I mean the games,it was a general term as to you/I don't need much to smile.thank you.
deej,thank you so much for the games.It makes my day to have a fast and furious game,keeps me entertained and even laugh a few times cuzz it shows me how fun some things still are however small they may be.By no means do I mean the games,it was a general term as to you/I don't need much to smile.thank you.
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You got that right.
Poeia, looks like your wish came true. Hitbliss stopped charging me tax on Amazon episode purchases!
They also added some new commercials. 3 different 15 second ones for the movie The Hangover 3 (good movie but you gotta see 1 & 2 first), and a much funnier AFLAC spot.
I've recently seen Hangover 3, The Millers, and just last night The heat, all from Hitbliss. I'd recommend all 3 but be prepared for much foul language. The Heat was surprisingly good and funny as hell! All 3 had me cracking up, almost had a stroke from one line in The Millers. My cat almost called 911.
When I bought my first episode, it said Amazon would charge me tax because of the state I live in. So we'll have to see whether a) Amazon starts collecting it themselves and/or 2) New York and Pennsylvania have the same laws on the subject.
I think our movie lists are slightly different. The movies I want to see that they have available are:
Much Ado About Nothing
Juno
Black Swan
Butter
Finding Nemo
Good Luck and Good Night
In the Name of the Father
The Iron Lady
Little Miss Sunshine
Wall-E
and maybe
Lord of the Rings….
Pirates of the Caribbean
plus some stuff I wouldn't mind watching again.
I really wish they had more old classics -- Tracy & Hepburn, Cary Grant, Claudette Colbert… Maybe when they get bigger they will. They have to play to their audience and first adopters of this type of technology is always 20 year old boys.
Marathonned Broadchurch last night. Didn't mean to -- 8 episodes -- but couldn't stop watching. (Occasionally stopped crying.) Harrowing and brilliant.
I think our movie lists are slightly different. The movies I want to see that they have available are:
Much Ado About Nothing
Juno
Black Swan
Butter
Finding Nemo
Good Luck and Good Night
In the Name of the Father
The Iron Lady
Little Miss Sunshine
Wall-E
and maybe
Lord of the Rings….
Pirates of the Caribbean
plus some stuff I wouldn't mind watching again.
I really wish they had more old classics -- Tracy & Hepburn, Cary Grant, Claudette Colbert… Maybe when they get bigger they will. They have to play to their audience and first adopters of this type of technology is always 20 year old boys.
Marathonned Broadchurch last night. Didn't mean to -- 8 episodes -- but couldn't stop watching. (Occasionally stopped crying.) Harrowing and brilliant.
Of your list, I recently saw Black Swan. Mostly because I'm a Natalie Portman fan. Though Mila Kunis is no slouch in this movie. You seem to be a lot more into the Disney type animations than I am, but I will watch one once in a blue moon and am usually pleasantly surprised.
Lord of the Rings, I have the extended 1st trilogy on blu ray. Talk about a marathon, each movie is like 4 hours long but worth every minute. I've also got the 1st part of the 2nd trilogy in my Ultraviolet account.
If you want the old classics, you really need a Roku box. There are tons of free channels that feature nothing but the old black & whites. I assume the reason there's so many channels is because many of the movies are either public domain by now or you can include them in your channel for a song (yeah ordinary people can create Roku channels).
I'm also assuming that the for pay type services don't carry them because they don't want to use resources on movies that others can offer for free or next to nothing. Though Netflix did just add this month Grapes of Wrath, Breakfast at Tiffany's, and West Side Story.
Found this for you while bargain hunting: http://www.victoriassecret.com/pink...56510050302008005&CA_6C15C=430002470001211642 Code: "PINK20SAVE" knocks it down to $23.99.
Lord of the Rings, I have the extended 1st trilogy on blu ray. Talk about a marathon, each movie is like 4 hours long but worth every minute. I've also got the 1st part of the 2nd trilogy in my Ultraviolet account.
If you want the old classics, you really need a Roku box. There are tons of free channels that feature nothing but the old black & whites. I assume the reason there's so many channels is because many of the movies are either public domain by now or you can include them in your channel for a song (yeah ordinary people can create Roku channels).
I'm also assuming that the for pay type services don't carry them because they don't want to use resources on movies that others can offer for free or next to nothing. Though Netflix did just add this month Grapes of Wrath, Breakfast at Tiffany's, and West Side Story.
Found this for you while bargain hunting: http://www.victoriassecret.com/pink...56510050302008005&CA_6C15C=430002470001211642 Code: "PINK20SAVE" knocks it down to $23.99.
Actually, I'm not an animation fan. Never got into cartoons as a kid. But there are a few recent-ish ones that I feel I should watch.
If I ever get Roku, you'll have to give me those site names. (Not now -- I'll lose them.)
If I ever get Roku, you'll have to give me those site names. (Not now -- I'll lose them.)
They're all listed in the "Channel Store" (misnomer, most are free). Just browse through by category (movies, news, sports, hobbies, etc), "install" the ones you're interested in, and check them out. If you don't like them, you can remove them.
Installing them basically means adding them to your channel list. But they have to be there to access them fully. Some actually take up a bit of memory depending on how complex the user interface is, so you are somewhat limited into how many channels & apps you can have active. But some models actually have a micro card slot to add memory if needed.
I'm currently running like 51 channels & apps with no sign of needing more memory. Most them I rarely use.
You'd probably like Crackle, they keep a bunch of older movies active, some newer, and even some original content. During your movies you will get an occasional commercial but only one at a time. They're on Roku just like Vudu, Pandora, & Spotify.But also like them, you can use their service straight from the internet if you don't mind viewing on your computer. www.crackle.com It's free to sign up.
Another option is to have a laptop (like me) or decent video card that has an HDMI output. Then you can watch PC or Roku based movies on your TV.
Installing them basically means adding them to your channel list. But they have to be there to access them fully. Some actually take up a bit of memory depending on how complex the user interface is, so you are somewhat limited into how many channels & apps you can have active. But some models actually have a micro card slot to add memory if needed.
I'm currently running like 51 channels & apps with no sign of needing more memory. Most them I rarely use.
You'd probably like Crackle, they keep a bunch of older movies active, some newer, and even some original content. During your movies you will get an occasional commercial but only one at a time. They're on Roku just like Vudu, Pandora, & Spotify.But also like them, you can use their service straight from the internet if you don't mind viewing on your computer. www.crackle.com It's free to sign up.
Another option is to have a laptop (like me) or decent video card that has an HDMI output. Then you can watch PC or Roku based movies on your TV.
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I have a Blu-ray player with wi'fi. I can get NetFlix,Amazon and several others on TV but I've only used NetFlix so far.
Bookmarked. Some weird stuff there and I couldn't navigate it until I figured out they require you to be in full screen.
And I watch almost everything on my computer. The screen is 21" across so I can have a video on the left and a document on the right. Works nicely.
And I watch almost everything on my computer. The screen is 21" across so I can have a video on the left and a document on the right. Works nicely.
The Amazon episodes and movies you buy through Hitbliss can be watched on the Amazon app of your DVD player.
Enter the Amazon app, it will ask for you to log in with your normal Amazon password (only have to log in once). Once you're in, select "Your Video Library", anything you bought on Hitbliss will be listed there.
Edit: Do yourself a favor and make sure it's not already offered for free in the Amazon app on your DVD player before you go wasting time getting it from Hitbliss.
In the Roku App all but the very last season of Sons of Anarchy and Breaking Bad (and lots of others) are free. It may be the same in your DVD player's app, especially if you're an Amazon Prime member.
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