Monday, June 23, 2008

The End is Near

What a wild ride. When did Public Enemies start? March 3rd was my first blog post. It's been 110 days? With only six to go. Word is Johnny is finished with only one more day in LA perhaps. There is one important scene still to be shot and it was SUPPOSE to be in Columbus (actually near the town, not IN town). Not sure what is going down with that.

I'll be interested to see what the IMDB board will look like in a couple weeks. If there will be cobwebs or if it will continue. I'm sure there have been friends made over there just like here. But unlike over there this is not 100% about the movie.
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Before I forget I want to thank the Columbus Journal for coming to the Amtrak Station for a look see, was that Paul the reporter??
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Any bird people out there??

This little guy was at our feeder this morning. He was a first timer and I hope he liked the food. Anybody know WHAT he is??? A Yellow Headed Red Winged Blackbird??

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Man I'm getting old. Play 27 holes of golf in less then 24 hours and then spend 8 hours painting the Train Station and I'm a basket case. The demon bursitis has reared it's ugly head. I had it last year and it was just an annoyance but this time I was crippled with pain. WOW! Where did THAT come from.

For any of you wondering what it is, bursitis is the inflammation or irritation of the bursa. The bursa is a sac filled with lubricating fluid, located between tissues such as bone.
This condition is most often caused by repetitive, minor impact on the area, or from a sudden, more serious injury. PERHAPS if I was a better golfer the "repetitive" would have been lessoned a little. I actually had a good round Friday at Door Creek, 94. hmmmmmmm

Examples of high-risk activities include gardening, raking, carpentry, shoveling, painting, scrubbing, tennis, golf, skiing, throwing, and pitching. WELL - there are three right there.

Bursitis is more common in adults, especially in those over 40 years of age. F U!!

How Is Bursitis Treated?

Avoiding activities that aggravate the problem. I think computer programming is responsible and a week off is needed!

Oh well.
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Any VISTA users out there?? I purchased a laptop with VISTA and I can't find a dang thing? Is there really no "Explorer". Is there an easy way to move one file from a folder to a disk? There has to be a better way then how I did it. Any good cheat sheets out there on how to use VISTA in a responsible and intelligent way?
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Michael Shaara, author of The Killer Angels, was born on this date in 1929. The Killer Angels is the best Civil War book ever written and paved the way for people like Stephan Ambrose (who's father was my moms dentist) to write 1st person accounts of their experiences.

A very short time after he finished writing the Pulitzer Prize winning book he was in an automobile accident that left him in a coma for five weeks. With lingering dyslexia and disorientation (welcome to my world) he never wrote another book.

His kids found his last manuscript about an aging baseball pitcher who pitches one last perfect game. For the Love of the Game was adapted into a movie in 1999 starring Keven Costner.

His son Jeffery wrote Gods and Generals the sequel to The Killer Angels.
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And as if the Columbus Countryside Vet Clinic has not done enough already. The are providing a home to a family of barn swallows (I believe). Here is mom and pop providing some yummy food.


OK - now I have work to do!

OH - the recipe to Chicken & Noodles in Sesame Ginger Dressing.

All quantity's are approx - I just dump in what I feel like.

Here is the default
quantity's and you can go from there.

3 large skinless chicken breasts
1 can of sliced water chestnuts
24 oz of Chinese thin egg noodles
6 cloves of garlic (I might have forgotten them in my last batch . . .it was after the Kurth Friday)
2 tablespoons of minced ginger
1/2 cup of sesame paste. I get this at Asian Food Mart. It is NOW called Chinese Salad Dressing(??????) Not a clue why that is now on the side. You can use Peanut paste as a substitute but Sesame paste is always the best!
5.5 tablespoons of low-sodium soy sauce
1 tablespoon of sugar . . . . . hmmmm I think I missed that one also LOL
1 tablespoon of HOT chili oil (or whatever hot stuff you prefer)
3 tablespoons of sesame oil
3 tablespoons of rice vinegar

With the chicken and water chestnuts I stir fry them and put soy sauce, powered ginger, powered garlic, hot stuff and molasses in the wok and cook it all up.

Then put the above ingredients into a bowl and mix it all together. Half batches of noodles is easier to get a good mix.

That's it.

Rod

87 comments:

  1. Here is information on Windows Vista. http://www.computerperformance.co.uk/vista/index.htm

    I have Vista at home so if you have other questions I will try to help.

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  2. I believe that bird is the yellow headed blackbird.

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  3. I am sad about PE filming coming to an end. I have enjoyed this blog immensely and have been blessed to make some really terrific friends! Thank you ROD!!!!! I have enjoyed reading about and seeing all the stories and pics from PE.

    Sorry to hear about your bursitis... rest is the best medicine for it... take the week off, you deserve it! ;)

    I have Vista... and I was not happy about it at all at first. I finally found Windows Explorer and put a short cut on the desk top. Try your start, then search to find the explorer, thats how I found it.

    RIP George Carlin...we will miss your special brand of comedy.

    I was woken up by a 4.0 earthquake this morning... good old Cali... heat and earthquakes, we call it,
    "Shake and Bake"!!!

    Happy Monday all!

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  4. Vista sucks. I would reformat and load Windows if I had a Vista computer. :p

    Killer Angels. I have the book from when I was teaching. I still have not read it. I suck.

    Sesame Chicken. Must try. I missed lunch Saturday.

    Bursitis. Sounds painful. You and Shakenb are falling apart. (wink-wink)!

    PE filming ending. Waaaahhhhhhh. But the friendships go on, and hopefully, so do the good deeds. I think we should keep doing stuff like that. We can be the Depp Effect Group of Do-Gooders. (DEGDG????) LOL

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  5. News article this a.m.
    Is this possibly for the wrap party?

    Depp Ships Wine To Film Set
    23 June 2008 5:05 AM, PDT | From wenn.com | See recent WENN news


    Pirates Of The Caribbean star Johnny Depp missed his home comforts while working on a new movie in the U.S. - so he arranged for a shipment of wine to be sent over from his house in France.

    The actor lives full time in the south of France with his French partner Vanessa Paradis and their two children - and the couple owns a vineyard where they produce their own wine.

    And Depp couldn't stand being without his beloved bottles of wine while working on new crime film Public Enemies in Illinois - so he arranged for a shipment to be sent over to the movie set for him and his fellow cast and crewmembers to enjoy.

    A source tells British newspaper the Daily Mirror, "Johnny's a fine wine buff and has his own vineyard. He's had 10 crates of his own wine shipped over to keep him going.

    "He is very serious about his hobby and does everything himself - from selecting the grapes to working the machinery. Johnny's a connoisseur.

    "It's fair to say that he's made filming a far more enjoyable experience."

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  6. Rod aren't you forgetting the Water Chestnuts in your recipe? Those are the best part....

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  8. yea - I put Water chestnuts in at times. Fry them up with the chicken.

    Yellow Headed blackbird

    Depending on the quality of his territory, a male Yellow-headed Blackbird may be able to acquire up to six mates. Males who acquire new territory do not destroy broods sired by the previous territorial male.

    Also they have one of the most unique bird calls. It has been described as a strange mixture of honking, gurgling and strangling noises.

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  9. By the way for anyone that cares, I have entered the world of blogdom...don't expect too much. Rod and everyone else has set the bar wayy too high! :)

    http://djskittehcorner.blogspot.com/

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  10. @cybermom. That is a recycle of an old story that is full of wrong info. (So what else is new?). JD does not live full time in France and does not have a vineyard and does not make his own wine. :o(

    Also I have a feeling Johnny is already finished filming except for a scene in Los Angeles.

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  11. Sorry,
    I got it off of the IMDb news desk, and it had today's date on it.
    My apologies...

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  12. I thought so too, Carol. Thanks for confirming. (No worries, cybermom)! :)

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  13. cybermom - welcome to the IMdb recycle old news organization.

    You are not the first! You would THINK with todays date it would be new.

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  14. Rod, yes that was Paul Scharf who came to the depot.

    Hope you are feeling better soon!

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  15. I have had a reader from Doha, Ad Dawhah, Qatar for the past few months. IF you are that person I would LOVE to hear from you.

    Do you live there, stationed there???

    Rod

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  16. Thanks for the recipe, Rod! I have at least three similar recipes, but yours tops them all. No bowl-shaped sticky noodle mass. Yum. Hope you hurt less soon.

    Here's a great site for identifying birds:
    http://www.whatbird.com/
    Scroll down on left to "Click to browse birds by..."

    Thanks for mentioning Carlin, minxie. I was a fan, heard the news last night while listening to Nick Digilio on WGN-AM. He did a long tribute; a lot of people who'd met him called in. Here's another tribute: http://tinyurl.com/4q5gpw

    Over the check out dj's blog!

    -Mary

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  17. Rod,
    Yes, the end is near/here for PE filming, but the countdown begins to the premiere! I have not been involved in the filming for weeks and it’s killing me. I feel like there should be more, and I was so lucky to be so involved at all. I hope seeing the movie, even if we are just the background, will put some type of closure to the experience.
    I agree the best part of the filming has been the great new friends even the long distance ones.


    Scott

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  18. Not sure if this is true of if you guys heard anything about this... but someone on the crew told me there will be a premier in WI and IL... I sure hope so!! If so I'm totally gonna get a cute 30's style dress, get my hair done... all of that, it would be SO fun!

    Still no concrete info on today... I may still go down even though JD may not be there, maybe I'll be lucky enough to see some of the other actors.

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  19. Vista problems? Bwaaahahahahhahahaha

    I had bursitis in my hip a couple years ago. Quite possibly one of the most painful things I've ever felt.

    Rest and anti-inflamatories required.

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  20. yeah, i think that article is old about the wine.
    i have read johnny depp does have a farm in the south of france (somewhere near plan de la tour) and i have read in several places that he does own a vineyard..
    part of that true? none of it?

    that would be so neat if wisconsin had a premier for the movie! how do premiers work? do you have to get tickets? probably be hard to come by!

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  21. The other birds (with the nest and babies) are barn swallows. We've had a pair return to build a nest every year for the past several!
    I'd like to know TOO where that one more day of filming in Columbus went!!
    Is there any way I can get a copy of the article that will be in the Columbus paper about the painting of the Amtrack station???

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  22. Yeah; I want to know about a premiere in Wisconsin too!!! Rod, we'll leave you up to the task of
    learning more about this from "your sources"!! LOL

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  23. Rod,

    If you put a blank disc in the vista machine...it automatically asks how you want it formatted...then you drag the items you want to burn on the dis k and hit burn to disk from the top task bar...it works okay.

    I still hate vista..I've had it for 3 mos. but am getting better.

    Also...I jumped off start a website/business cliff this week...like Michelle I'm trying my hand at wedding photography...

    my website is http://www.cricketphotographystudio.com/
    if anyone wants to throw me feedback that would be great!

    I was so sad to miss the train station painting(and a chance to meet all of you!)...had my painting clothes on and brushes in the car...then my husband had a break down on the road..and I had to flip around and go retrieve him instead. Sad Sad Sad...:(

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  24. I had heard a rumor of a premiere in Wisconsin and know there are things "in the works" . . . . . close by.

    Vista? no problems except for the "new" thing.

    It would be way worse on a Mac. Have to by more programs to run WIN only software.

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  25. Stephan Ambrose was actually related to the Posers. When he was a sick little kid, Chub Poser took care of him. Small world, I know.

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  26. Cricket~ GREAT SITE!!!! Terrific Pics!!! Best of luck to you!!!!

    Rod~ yeah... you keep us posted about a premier, I just may have to sail into Port WI for that one!!! ;)

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  27. Mary~ Thanks for Carlin link!!!!

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  28. I want to get a laptop for next semester- this desktop is just a pain to take to the dorms- but I'm rather worried since the only thing they all have now is Vista. I've heard so many people get extremely confused with it. I'm even going so far as to consider getting a Macbook. O.O But I'm still deciding. Hope you get that laptop figured out.

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  29. Rod, sorry to hear about your busitis. no fun at all!!

    Vista!! don't like it. takes a while to learn how to navigate. i liked my xp.

    Killers Angel ~ Great book!! and the movie Gettysburg is based on the book and was filmed at the actual battlefield. (An hour from where I live). At the end of this month, the reenactment will take place, very big tourist time in the area. Weather usually hot and humid.

    Here is a link about the bridge the Union soldiers burned in order to keep the Confederacy from crossing the Susquehanna River, which if crossed would have put Philadelphia at risk to be taken by the south. The anniversary of the bridge burning is actually this Friday, June 27.

    http://tinyurl.com/5cddbm

    Sorry Rod, when you start talking about history, you really get my attention, especially when it's in my own back yard!!

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  30. Maegan -

    Normal movies premieres, where the stars walk the red carpet are not for the public, so you can't buy tickets. They are just attended by folk that are in the movie industry. Fans can hang outside of the theatre or wherever the premiere is to catch a glimpse of stars.

    But perhaps there will be an early screening or something on a different scale here in WI. Never say never.

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  31. So is it a fact that Johnny is done filming?? Because I was planning to go to Chicago later this week.

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  32. my source, which is Evan's source, said he has not heard that JD is wrapped in Wisconsin yet. He will get back to me.

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  33. Just a quick hi and thanks to our awesome paint crew on Sat.- What a wonderful group of people you've rounded up from blogdom, Rod!So sad PE has to come to an end but our friendships won't-our Kurth nights are now a tradition- and I'm with Suz-we shouldn't let our good deeds end-"Viva la DEGDG!? In honor of Johnny's sweet and generous spirit!
    Also if anyone left their paintbrushes at the Station on Sat. check w/me-I probably have them.

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  34. cricket - I was one of the first to watched Gettysburg and thought it was an outstanding movie.

    DJ even liked it on DVD. The opening credits thing with the lines flowing towards Gettysburg gives me chills.

    We have gone to a number of Civil reenactments - one tad 25 canon and I talked to some guys that were in the movie.

    It truly is a must see ESPECIALLY because the Black Hat Brigade (also known as the Iron Brigade - 1st Brigade, 1st Division, I Corps) from Wisconsin is the reason the Union won the war.

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  35. krisx-your profile doesn't have an email, so I'm letting you know here that I think you may have some of my stuff. (Unless Betty has it in her truck--she could have forgotten it since she was beat and still had to pack up here before she hit the road).

    Email me at PackerGirl@gmail.com if you want. It looks like Kurth Friday nights are done for me now. :( I can stop over to get my stuff, or you could just leave it on my porch, but I'm sure you don't know what might be mine. :p

    Thanks again to your awesome family. I really admire the Terry and Kris family! :) I love the DEGDG too!

    My "too" early morning post meant Windows XP. And Rhianna, Macbooks are very Windows friendly now. Or, like I tried to say this morning, you can always reformat and put xp on the new lappy.

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  36. Rod,
    Sorry to hear about your Bursitis. I've suffered from it too in my shoulder and it's awful. I had a cortisone shot from a sports med doc in madison and it helped a lot! Let me know if you need a doc reference and I'll send it to you. - Julie

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  37. Premieres are almost as varied as the films they show! You could get the world prem in Chicago with all the stars and red carpet, but, I'd say that was unlikely. Premieres for big films - and this is a big film - are LA/NYC, London, maybe Japan. Johnny likes to support Great Ormond Street Hospital in London, who looked after his daughter when she was so ill, so I'm hoping for a charity prem there. I attended the Sweeney Todd London prem by paying big bucks to the charity and it was well worth it.

    I hope you get a special advance screening, even if not the US premiere. It would be great for all the PEC folks to get dressed up and see the film together.

    Non-industry people can get tickets, but obviously they are in short supply. Try to find out which movie theatre is likely to stage the prem, and call them to find out (nearer the time) if they have a booking for PE and if tickets are available.

    Fingers crossed you get a real premiere, and Johnny attends!

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  38. Maybe this is why we didn't have as many honey bees this year (news story from last week)...

    http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/25258734/

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  39. Did they ever film in South Dakota?

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  40. Lips are sealed ++++++++++++

    Even though it is way too soon for premier talk- the buzz on the set was NYC, LA & Chicago

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  41. Rod, it looks like another movie is being filmed at the battlefield. This time during the reenactment on July 4,5, & 6. It will be released on DVD in November.

    Here is the link to the trailer
    http://tinyurl.com/6guuxq

    The name of the movie is
    Gettysburg:Darkest Days & Finest Hours.

    You can reserve your copy at the above link.

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  42. NYC, LA & Chicago seems logical.

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  43. Hello everyone!! I decided it was time for me to actually say something instead of just standing in the wings (so to speak). First off "Thank You" Rod for the beautiful postcards. I received them on Saturday and they are gorgeous!! Thanks also for all the PE info. I am really anxious to see the movie now and a "Premier " in Wisconsin sounds good to me. Thanks for the heads up on the Civil War books. Sounds like some good reading!!!
    Sorry to hear about your bursitis. Hope you are better soon.

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  44. Hey suz-
    My mom's email is krishardesty@charter.net

    I'll have to show her how to make her profile all fancy and actually have some content, haha.

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  45. The only good thing that happened when I got a new computer with Vista is that I lost 15 pounds! I was glued to it until I figured it out and got things set like I wanted. I was nearly sick--I hated it so much. I'm better now--it's been 6 months. I bought a book titled "An Idiot's Guide to Vista" and that helped some. Also the HELP & Support in the computer has helped me a lot.
    Good Luck Rod...You will probably need it! db

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  46. Great Blog Rod!!!
    Thanks for the recipe.

    Hope your bursitis gets better soon!!!
    Rest And Relax~!!!!!!!

    Never seen a yellow headed blackbird..
    real cool.

    Cricket~ Web is very nice love the pictures..

    Sure would hope we get just one more day of filming in Columbus....

    A Premiere would be Awesome here, but don't really think we are Big enough!

    sure can dream tho.....

    RIP George Carlin!
    I remember my Brother talking about him and how cool the Seven Words were...

    Gotta laugh now!!!

    ~robbi

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  47. Does any one know if we were written up in the paper for the AmTrack?
    If so were can we get a copy..

    ~robbi

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  48. OMG, Great blog and comments!!!! So many things I wan tto reply to but have company coming and have to split (maybe Momma's new family!)

    But one thing I must say is SUZ!!!! *hangs head in shame* I jsut rn out to my truck and all your stuff is still in there!!! ARGH!! Not only am I falling apart physically like Rod, I am losing it mentally!

    Today I had to go to work way before 7, then to a Dr. appt then to my usual Monday job. So my big plan was to bring Momma to the first job then bring her home and go to Dr's. I ran late at first job, so I left Momma there and planned to run back and get her after appt. Did I do it? NO!! Jus tso happenned the new tennants were taking occupancy at 1pm! They walked in to find Momma there!!! They were like, WTF?!? does the cat come with the house? ARGHHHH!!!

    Losing it! Anyhow Krisx, Rianna, Suz, I have the stuff!!! Sorry for all the ocnfusion!!!

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  49. Hello Crivitz Kate, and welcome to the blog world!

    Sad to hear about George Carlin, he had a funny sense of humour!

    Also sad to hear about PE, and about your brusitis Rod!

    I have had a bad arthiritis day today...( yes, i know I am too young to have it, but I do LOL)

    Vicky

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  50. Yes! yellow headed Blackbird, I believe same family as Red Wing Blackbird and Brown Headed cowbird... Hee Heee Love all those "black and..." birds! LOL

    OK, gotta go, house is a mess...

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  51. DJ and Cricket have blogs, woo hoo!!! going now...

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  52. Rod, I thought you were gonna write an article for the newspaper?

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  53. Rod say it ain't so.....not the end......we need something to do....maybe a countdown to the premire of PE???? maybe a counter on your blog for the estimated date:
    http://www.timeanddate.com/counters/customcount.html

    We saw GET SMART yesterday-liked it. Steve Carrell makes the movie...Anne Hathaway is a great "99"

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  54. oops cut off 2 letters
    counter website last 4 letter are:
    html

    PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

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  55. pLEASE I need something to do now.............

    crying and depression will set in unless I can look forward to PE film with all the friendly blogsters here...

    see I make my own W(h)ine
    *sobbing,wailing,boohooing*

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  56. Your right J^P--Public Enemies will be forever. History!

    Rod--Bursitis, tendinitis, arthritis, been there done that. Get anti-inflammatory meds from your Doc. It usually resolves pretty quickly if you can just not use it. Yeah--easy to say, right.

    I'm praying that Thursday will happen!

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  57. The Mole is on tonight! Anyone here still watching it?

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  58. Rod---if you Doc gives you anti-inflammatory meds for your bursitis...don't take them too long...they'll rot your stomach.

    Hope you feel better soon, mate.
    Long live PEC!!

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  59. Rod, we love reenactments as well. I slightly favor the buckskinners, but the kid really has a thing for the Civil War. In fact, she chose Junior Civil War Re-Enactor Camp for herself this summer. I'll take photos-- it's in August. We've been assured that the girls get to play with the munitions just as much as the boys.

    -Mary

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  60. Bursitis, what a joy. Aside from rest and antiinflammatories (and yes, do be cautious about overuse), occasionally some doctors consider corticosteroid injections into the bursa (I had them into my hip bursa years ago, not as scary as it sounds, but definately a lot of pros and cons, like potential for worse arthritis later on...boo).

    Glad you featured our bird family, pretty soon our babies will be flying away. They have been nesting there for at least 5 years, if not longer (ok maybe not the exact same pair every year, not like we band them and id them, but you know).

    Hope the kitties have recovered from their vacation in boarding!

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  61. Just wondering what is going on Thursday. I read in the comments many of you were going to try to see filming, but am not sure where. I've been following the blog since the beginning, was even in Columbus on March 17th for the first day! I will be sad to see it end too. I have not been able to make it to actually meet JD, have little kids and live in Michigan so the all night thing doesn't work too well! Any info is greatly appreciated in case I can make a last ditch effort this week! HA HA! Thanks. Cherie from Michigan.

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  62. I always pray Thursday will happen - it's golf day.

    Pain is pretty much down to 5% from Ibuprofen and ice.

    We still watch the mole. I am sad tonight!

    Mary - yea - pictures - it's blog worthy!!

    VISTA - piece of cake - I sort of like it actually - lots of fun things to do with it.

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  63. MESSAGE FROM MARCELLA!!!

    She is in Chicago right now!


    johnnys here! Becky and i are watching him. Pass on the good news


    Thought you guys wanna know!

    vicky

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  64. Cherie - I am not sure if we are going or not. Will have to wait till a bit later int he week. Right now, it's all up in the air, but would love to meet you!

    vicky

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  65. Vicky -

    Did Marella say where filming is right now? I was going to go down early tomorrow morning, but will take off now if I know where they are.

    Jane

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  66. Well "sources" are telling me filming has finished for tonight. Not sure if that is true or not.

    I don't know about tomrrow. hopefully someone will pop on with some news.

    Sorry jane.

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  67. Haha so Vicky did get my message! As planned my friend and I took the 5:55 train down, caught a cab and headed towards Wrigley field. Basecamp happened to be across the street from where the cab had let us out. After talking to Becky (who was already where they were filming) we made our way to the set. Becky got a chance to actually see him act out the scene several times... we had just missed it. They wrapped soon after and of course Becky was much more on top of things then we were. After contemplating her sudden disappearance, we ran off in the direction of base camp. As usual, Becky knew what she was doing ;) Thank God we had literally ran. We arrived just as Jerry was collecting things to be signed. I was able to get both the Rolling Stones (with him on the cover) signed as well as the article printed a few months back comparing both John Dillinger and Johnny Depp. After about an hour or so off socializing, Johnny came out a little before ten (correct me if I am wrong on this). My goal was to get a picture with him, and I succeeded. Of course I was looking at the wrong camera in the picture, but hey take what we can get right? Johnny seemed much less tired then Friday/Saturday in my opinion, although I know he still had a long day. Someone said they started at 6 this morning. Fun night and I know Becky was especially excited about getting back to Milwaukee at a decent time.

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  68. Think I'll head down tomorrow, based on what has been posted on www.hollywoodchicago.com. One woman posted photos from earlier today. Is a 2 1/2 hr. drive from Madison, so better hit the hay so I can get up in a few hours.

    http://www.hollywoodchicago.com/forums/1649/johnny-depp-has-landed-in-chicago-for-public-enemies-filming

    Of course, with my luck, Johnny will be up in columbus tomorrow!!

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  69. Thanks Marcella!!!!! You all be safe!! Passed your info along to JDR as well!

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  70. Hi Marcella!

    Great news! Are you going down again at all this week?

    I hope he is going to be Chicago for a little while longer. Can't get there till Thursday pm.....fingers crossed....there is a girl in South America with her fingers crossed as well. (Hi Tamara)

    Vicky

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  71. Wonderful news Marcella/Becky! Thansk so much for sharing it!!!

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  72. Yes... definitaly going down again. I'm starting to get the hang of this ;)

    Becky has an AMAZING picture she got of Johnny while he was filming...

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  73. ..home... exhausted as usual.. but as usual it was worth it.. here are 2 pics from filming, wasn't sure who to e-mail them too.. feel free to post them. =)

    http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/wicowgirl/jdfilming.jpghttp://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/wicowgirl/Johnnychicago.jpg

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  74. That didn't work... try this..
    http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/wicowgirl/Johnnychicago.jpg
    http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y126/wicowgirl/jdfilming.jpg

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  75. Becky... the pic link isnt working.... :(

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  76. Sorry...I still don't think they are working.. I'll have to e-mail them tomorrow..

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  77. Minxie, they are on my Myspace page.. enjoy! =)

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  78. Thanks Becky!!! GREAT pics!!!

    May I crop and post them tomorrow on my blog? I will put your name on them so they are copyrighted....

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  79. Becky - I don't know how to get to your MySpace page so I just deleted the end off your Photobucket address to get to your main picture page there. You have some awesome pictures there!

    I was only able to make it down to Columbus on March 20th and there wasn't much outside filming that day so I didn't get nearly as many great shots as you did. JD didn't sign autographs or shake hands, etc. either. He did come out for pictures at the end of the night though and we right up front so we were still happy, but would have been much happier with your experience!

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  80. Krisx, I left the three paintbrushes that I had brought (blue handles). You can keep them or toss them. They were an inexpensive 3 pack from Walmart.
    Becky, maybe you can email your pics to Rod and he can post them here.I'd love to see them!

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  81. I sent them to Marcella to send Rod.. I don't have his e-mail address.

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  82. Hi Becky, great pics, thanks for sharing!

    Not sure if you've seen this link yet Becky (Rod has it o his front page and so do I) If you gop there and put in your looong link, it gives you a short one like this that works in blogger comments well...
    http://tinyurl.com/

    Thank you agian sooo much for sharing! I get his funny feeling everytime i see JD dressed as Dillinger but standing around the crew who are not in period attire... Like maybe he is an impersonator or something... (of course actors are impersonators, duh!) but I guess I'm going to have to wait till next year to hopefully be able to suspend disblief enough to buy JD as Dillinger. I'm sure it will happen! (I hope...)

    Thanks agian Becky! Thanks Marcella! You guys rock!

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  83. Thanks for sharing..........


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