gym combination of naked ad hairy bent ove and nut sacks standing at urinal

older gals drinking

damn energy drink i am up 3 a.m. with cat

ERP Enterprise Resource Planning see Billtrust notes

Art Wake Peggy (Jason mom) If you want something to drink there is the liquor cabinet

Art Wake Dana Wrinled blue dress Joan tension Washing machine decision

Police tattoos

Old Navy Angela Lines, woman pennies short to use the coupon, register needing paper tape, Dressing room.

You Are Getting Sleepy You Have Bright Show Business Career Ahead Of You Sign Here on the Dotted Line

Tommy's Coal Fiired Pizza Brick NJ Happy Hour

2.50 yuengling pints and the like
4.50 premium beers palm?
waited on by Liz
colored tattoos straight brunette
tongue pierce

Guy at the gym wearing reagan bush 84 t-shirt

I can't even :)

Book case wall unit

PROOF Act 2 Scene 4 Robert Slipper Thought

Steven Spielberg casting call: 6-9 YEAR OLD BOY ITALIAN or JEWISH

Reaching out to friends and family first, please email Carly, the casting associate as mentioned below. About a boy who is/seems very smart and can engage talks with the Pope, played by Mark Ryland. Say Carlo from the guild of Italian American actors told you. No $ for me, just tells Casting you got legit lead.
    Please contact Carly the casting associate directly as per directions below.
    Thanks - Carlo

    Hi Carlo,

    Per my voicemail, we're currently casting Steven Spielberg's new film and we're conducting a search for an extraordinary boy to play the very challenging lead role.

    ABOUT THE FILM:
    Steven Spielberg is making a film about the true story of Edgardo Mortara - a 6 year old Jewish boy from Bologna who was reported to have been secretly baptised by a maid, and was deemed by the Catholic Church therefore to be Christian.  Pope Pius IX (to be played by MARK RYLANCE) decreed that the boy could not remain with his Jewish family. He was seized by the Papal State and taken to the Vatican where his indoctrination into catholicism began. Despite his parents’ desperate pleas for his return,  the boy was brought up as a catholic under the protection of the Pope in the final years of his pontifical rule of the extended Papal State. This was a cause celebre of mid-nineteenth century European politics and the domestic and international outrage against the pontifical state’s actions may have contributed to its downfall amid the unification of Italy. This is an incredible story of real historical relevance.

    The film will shoot in Europe beginning in January of 2017.

    CHARACTER DESCRIPTION:
    BOY, age 6-9 to play 6 years old--This is a unique and very challenging part for a truly special boy. The story deals with the complexity of the an extremely intelligent and gifted child’s situation - his desire to return to his family and the faith of his ancestors pitted against his ability to learn the catechism and engage with the Pope on a level far beyond his years. He should appear to be a Jewish Italian child, although we are not looking for any kind of Italian accent.

    HOW TO AUDITION:
    Please feel free to forward this email and people can respond directly to edgardocasting.ny@gmail.com with a recent photo along with their NAME, AGE, and WHAT CITY THEY ARE BASED OUT OF. No previous experience is necessary to audition.

    We will be auditioning for the role through the month of July, so if your school/camp/program has any stand out children, we'd love to hear from them as soon as possible.
    Please let us know if you have any questions, and thank you in advance for your help in spreading the word.

    Rori Bergman Casting

Robert Proof Alternate Ties and Pad with Pens

Proof Robert Wardrobe

Dress Shirt, Tie and Khakis	Grey T-shirt, Khakis and Notebook

Home Instruction, Mom tank, shorts, dad weed whacking

mom home (not working) picks on me and Jaida
hot temperatures, she was slick with some kind of coconut tanning lotion.
Husband home (cop) weed whacking.

DETOURS tickets at Long Island Film Expo July 16 2016 Day 4 Block 4 at 9:40 PM

http://longislandfilmexpo.com/tickets/

JULY 16TH – PURCHASE TICKETS (INDIVIDUAL BLOCKS OR DAY PASSES)

Adult Ticket - Day 4 Block 4 @ 9:40 pm	Jul 15, 2016	$10.00	$1.49	Ticket Quantity Select
Senior/Child/Student Day 4 Block 4 @ 9:40 pm	Jul 15, 2016	$8.00	$1.39

Thu 2Jun 2pm - 10pm FIGHT CLUB - Men

202 Coffey Street

Red Hook, BK

Costume - Faded look. Dark. Muted tones. Blacks. Greys. Heavy jacket. Jeans.

If you have any questions at all, please email me back. In an emergency on the day, you can contact producer, Jacquie Dore at 207-232-1123.

Also, if you know anyone else that may be interested in joining us on Thursday, please have them contact me at GotInitiative@gmail.com.

All the best,

Sam Underwood

 

Cat Tattoo Thoughts

Kitten
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CAT SHOWS ANGLE 1 Fangs
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ANGLE 2 FANGS
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CAT SKULL
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Cat skull PROFILE
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33 & 1/3 CORNELIA STREET Monday, JUNE 6th @ 9 PM Howl! Gallery, 6 E. 1st St., East Village, Free Admission

Howl! Festival “Beat & Beyond 2016” Presents

 

33 & 1/3 CORNELIA STREET
A staged reading of a new play by Alvin Eng

Featuring Bob Holman as Joe Gould, Mink Stole as Alice Neel
with Lulu Fogarty, Paul Gigante, Carlo Fiorletta and Matthew Maguire

Monday, JUNE 6^th  @  9 PM
Howl! Gallery, 6 E. 1^st St., East Village, Free Admission

The Howl! Festival—celebrating the artistry and legacy of Allen Ginsberg—will present a staged reading of 33 & 1/3 CORNELIA STREET at the newly renovated Howl! Gallery at 6 East First St, NYC, on Monday, June 6 at 9 PM. Alternating between Bohemian Greenwich Village and a 1970s Women's Studies lecture by accidental feminist icon and painter Alice Neel, the play dramatizes the conflicts of spiritual vs. commercial ownership of art and personal stories. 33 & 1/3 Cornelia Street explores the conjoined legacy of urban legend/proto-Beat poet Joe Gould and celebrated New Yorker journalist Joseph Mitchell through the vortex of Neel's groundbreaking 1933 portrait of Gould. Mitchell immortalized Gould in a 1942 The New Yorker profile for writing the longest book ever written and the first oral history—or did he? Later, Mitchell published a second profile, “Joe Gould’s Secret,” claiming Gould’s opus to be a hoax…or was it?

For the Howl! reading, Joe Gould will be played by Bob Holman, poet, Bowery Poetry founder and PBS Language Matters host. Alice Neel will be played by the legendary Mink Stole, featured in all of John Waters' films. The cast will also feature Obie Award winner Matthew Maguire as Joseph Mitchell,

Paul Gigante as Ken Doolittle, Carlo Fiorletta as Minetta Tavern bartender and Lulu Fogarty as Younger Alice Neel. Dramaturg is Wendy Wasdahl.

With the recent publication of Jill Lepore’s new book, “Joe Gould’s Teeth” (based on her New Yorker profile of the same name—marking the third time Gould has been featured in The New Yorker), as well as Thomas Kunkel’s 2015 biography, “Joseph Mitchell: Man in Profile,” and with Alice Neel a perennial for exhibitions, the play is play very timely and we look forward to a future full production.
 
Admission is free, seating is first come, first served. For more info: Howl Festival website or call 917.475.129 Alvin’s website

MATTHEW MAGUIRE

BOB HOLMAN

MINK STOLE

 

 

Competetive mother in law wins at Bocce against 2 year old grand sons

Spinach Lasagne Jamaica Queens and Make Your Own

Gina's Pizzeria 14215 Rockaway Blvd, Jamaica NY 11436 (718) 641-1772 on menu

http://www.allmenus.com/ny/queens/236628-ginas-pizzeria/menu/


http://www.annambrahma.com/ special day recently Thursday May 19th:
Soups – Vegetable Soy “Chicken” Noodle, Cream of Spinach, Dal, Sambhar
Special – Italian Day featuring Eggplant Parmesan, Spinach Lasagna...

recipe
http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/9616-spinach-lasagna
 SPINACH LASAGNE RECIPE FROM NY TIMES

Sexual Technique includes plunger

Torn pasted romance photo of married couple younger

Never drive behind a U-Haul truck it is always someone who does not know how ot drive a truck.

Dream of a woman's nipples exploding through a blouse are not a sign of terrorism thought

imho

Salvation army worker asks f I am keeping the belt and then asks about my pants

had to put back size 34/really 36 Seve for all mankind jeans and
36 Michael Kors grey flannel pants
did score a nice blue Italian sport jacket and
cole haan shoes

Library custodian tells me to pick up my pants

glad to lose some weight but...

Family Dollar store sparkle kids shoes, no 99 cents stuff Legless woman in wheel chair

Bayonne 63rd Street

Pavlov: Guy who drools at a bell

Spring Launch

We are going to use the fact that the change in an object's kinetic energy is equal to the work done on it by external forces. Initially, the ball is at rest, so its kinetic energy is zero. In the final state, the ball has reached its maximum height so the kinetic energy is zero there as well. Thus the net work done on the ball by external forces must be zero. There are two forces acting on the object: gravity and the spring force. The spring force acts in the direction of motion, so that it speeds up the object and does work. The amount of work that it does is Ws=12k(Δy)2

. On the other hand gravity acts in the direction opposite to velocity, and so it contributes a negative work. The work due to gravity is Wg=−mg(hmax+Δy).
For the total work to be zero we must have Ws=−Wg
or 12k(Δy)2=mg(hmax+Δy). Solving for hmax, we find hmax=k2mg(Δy)2−Δy=Δy(kΔy2mg−1).

METS Home Instruction Hours 3/28 to 4/12

Justin Sebastian Johnnie
3/28/2016 4:00 6:00 2 10:00 12:00 0 1:00 3:00 2
3/29/2016 4:00 6:00 0 10:00 12:00 0 1:00 3:00 2
3/30/2016 4:00 6:00 2 10:00 12:00 0 1:00 3:00 2
3/31/2016 4:00 6:00 0 10:00 12:00 0 1:00 3:00 2
4/1/2016 4:00 6:00 2 10:00 12:00 0 1:00 3:00 2
10:00 12:00
10:00 12:00
Date Start Time End Time Total Hours  
4/4/2016 4:00 6:00 0 10:00 12:00 2 1:00 3:00 2
4/5/2016 4:00 6:00 0 10:00 12:00 2 1:00 3:00 2
4/6/2016 4:00 6:00 0 10:00 12:00 2 1:00 3:00 2
4/7/2016 4:00 6:00 0 10:00 12:00 2 1:00 3:00 2
4/8/2016 4:00 6:00 0 10:00 12:00 2 1:00 3:00 2


4/11/2016 4:00 6:00 0 2 1:00 3:00 2
4/12/2016 4:00 6:00 0 2 1:00 3:00 2
Subtotals 6 14 24
Total Hours 44

Singing Barney songs at the library and BINGO and bingo was his name Oh

while tutoring

Physcial Therapy

Leg lift 3 x 10 seconds
Bent Thigh Pull=3 x 20 seconds
Front down Quad=20s
Cross Leg Toe 30 x 20s

Pratt Film Noir

Project: FILM NOIR RE-ENACTMENT

Role: 1 GUY AND 1 GAL

Hello Carlo!

Would you like to take part in this re-enactment of a film noir scene from
The Big Combo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIkCXF9Y4ow

23:47 - 26:05

The shoot is scheduled and the time slot cannot change, see below.

If you know an actor for the counter part that’s an option.

Please get back to me asap.

Looking forward to hearing from you,

-Sasha

Reply to: sashasumner@gmail.com


SEEKING ACTORS FOR STUDENT FILM SHOOT

Actors needed: 1 male and 1 female

Location:
Film/Video Building, Studio 105
Pratt Institute
550 Myrtle Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11205

Date: Wed Feb 10, 2016

Time: 10am - 1pm

Genre: film noir

Technical format: video with green screen

Costume: actor provides approx period clothing 1940's - 1950’s, for B&W

Level of ability: beginner to advanced

Compensation: pizza, copy of final video edit

Contact: sashasumner@gmail.com

1 GUY AND 1 GAL
any age, any ethnicity will be considered.  This will be a short scene from a film noir, 3 mins. Memorizing lines is preferred, but we give you lines if necessary. You will provide costume that resembles 1940-1950's style. Final product will be in B&W. Production and editing is by students. You will be able to download the scene a few weeks after the shoot. You may use the footage for anything you like. Your name will be listed in the credits. There will be pizza. Your time and effort is much appreciated! 

30 One-Sentence Improv Lessons Anybody Can Practice To Live A Happier Life

Improvisational comedy is a form of theater in which everything is made up on the spot. The characters, plot, setting, and all other aspects of the story are being created in that very moment, never to be repeated again. Most performers make it look easy, but improv actually takes years of practice, diligence, and stage time. And while the curriculum being taught in classes and rehearsals is specific to improv, the lessons can all be applied to everyday life – and, if practiced, can lead you to an existence that is more engaging, more fulfilling, and all around happier. Here are 30 of those lessons.

1. The most important thing is to be truthful.

2. Vulnerability makes you strong, not weak.

3. Listen to the person in front of you, instead of thinking about what you’re going to say next.

4. Say what you feel.

5. Mean what you say.

6. Nothing is as infectious as watching joyful people do what they love.

7. When you make others look good, you look good.
8. Go after that which scares you the most; it’s your heart trying to tell you something.
9. Get out of your head and live in this very moment.
10. Be kind, even to those you cannot stand.
11. It’s more important to be sincere than it is to be funny.
12. Open your eyes and pay attention to the world around you – that will greatly improve your work, no matter what it is that you do for a living.
13. Putting other people down will not make you look better.
14. In fact, putting other people down will get you nowhere.
15. Ultimately, all that any of us want is to connect with others.
16. Don’t put people into boxes; a powerful CEO can be (or be played on stage by) anyone – a straight white man, a gay Latina woman, a young African American transgender woman, the possibilities are endless.
17. Every person you meet has something to teach you.
18. It is okay that others will be better than you at certain things; you will also be better than them at certain things.
19. Don’t waste energy trying to turn other people into your competition.
20. The majority of people are rooting for you, not against you.
21. And the ones rooting against you are probably doing so because of some deep-rooted conflict within themselves.
22. Everyone else’s opinions and experiences are equally as important as yours.
23. Don’t be an ass; no one wants to spend time on stage, or in real life, with an ass.
24. Listen more than you speak.
25. Maintain a culture of acceptance with the company you keep.
26. Spend less time overthinking, and more time simply being.
27. Criticizing other people’s ideas only makes you a tiresome presence to be around.
28. Every mistake is a gift.
29. Practice mindfulness – be conscious of every decision and choice that you make.
30. Lean on people you trust; they will always take care of you

Scones made after shoveling a couple times, talking with neighbor about the house situation maintenance rents economy

Master baker glaze

Beautiful Premonition (Snow on tree in Nashville photo posted by Carline Sinclair)

Woman with carpal tunnel meets Doctor with Aspbergers Syndrome discuss cause: Masturbation Rub one out

Talk about matthew McConaughey as a subject
to both genders since Dallas Buyers Club
Doctor insists he is not gay.

Chicken scripte page 28

Artistic Thought Christmas 2015

by Robert Piersanti Jersey City

Herculoids
Anthony Veale

                      Eames Era Modern Art Sculpture

George Carlin interview

30:00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CewUVZZMXT8