Friday, May 28, 2010

Brian Culbertson's BCXII Video Blog 3 (Espresso)

I must admit: I was disappointed to see that Brian did not froth the milk for his cappuccino. :-)

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Brian Culbertson's BCXII Video Blog 1 (Studio Tour)

This is the first of a long series of video blogs from Brian Culbertson highlighting the production of his latest CD.  What an awesome studio!!!

Dozey Trainspotter

Listen for the friendly "warning" that the cameraman gives "Dozey Trainspotter" right before...

Monday, May 24, 2010

Brian Culbertson - "Go"

Can you watch this video and not tap your foot to it?  Betcha can't!  You'll probably be singing it to yourself long after you hear it!  BC ROCKS!!!

Nice review of last night's "Lost" finale

First, let me tell you that I never watched even one minute of Lost in its six seasons on ABC-TVNot ONE minute.  I'm just one of those guys who watches live sports or reruns of live sports or DVDs of live sports or ESPN or ESPN2 or ESPNU (see a trend here?).  Oh, and I do thoroughly enjoy Seinfeld, The Office, and The King of Queens reruns too.  (See?  I'm a well-rounded television viewer!  I do enjoy many good movies too.)

But after watching one of my favorite Bond flicks, Casino Royale, on the Syfy Channel last night, and subsequently flipping through the channels looking for something else to indulge myself in, I DID watch the last half-hour of the series finale of Lost.  WOW!  That was powerful!  I sobbed through about 27 of those 30 minutes - and I didn't even know who Dr. Jack Shephard or his father were!  I think I missed out on something kinda cool during these past six years.

Anyway, click on the link below and read (Conservative Republican talk-show radio personality) Mark Davis' review of the Lost finale; I think you Lost fans might enjoy it.

http://markdavisshow.typepad.com/marksworld-multimedia-adv/2010/05/the-lost-finale.html

Friday, May 07, 2010

Stocks' Dive Stuns; Loss Briefly Hits 9% - Investors.com

"Fat fingers" are being blamed as a contributor to the huge sell-off on Thursday. Hmmm...

A CNBC report said a Citigroup (C) trader entered a "b" for billion rather an "m" for million in a trade. Citi dismissed the claim, saying it had found "no evidence" of any erroneous trading.

Procter & Gamble (PG) trading came under scrutiny after the normally staid consumer stock dived nearly 37% in a matter of minutes.

But an examination of minute-by-minute trading showed that the Dow and the rest of the market indexes were well into their plunges by the time P&G broke wide open.

Stocks' Dive Stuns; Loss Briefly Hits 9% - Investors.com