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He was told by a high-ranking government official that in 1977 President Carter order the then-director of the CIA George H. Bush to release all the information related to UFOs and extraterrestrial intelligences and the request was denied. Sheehan tried the same with the Vatican and was denied.


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4. I squee over fictional characters on my favorite TV shows when they wear golf clothes and have long-term plans and drink beer and make out with their girlfriends in the middle of the office as their co-workers do the "Bow-chicka-bow-wow" music and their boss creepily stares at them.

Speaking of boss, boy was Michael's douche meter dialed up in this episode. I wanted to punch him in the face. Though I did love this little number when Pam stood up to him: "You said, 'Pam, Pam, Pam, Pam,' then sneezed in my tea and said it doesn't matter 'cause it was just allergies. Do you remember that?" The mental picture on that one is great.

Hour-long season finale next week. Lotsa things to wrap-up here (Michael/Jan relationship, Toby leaving for Costa Rica, Dwight/Angela/Andy triangle, Jim/Pam proposal, cokehead Ryan...). Gonna be a good one!

*ahem* Anyway, we now return you to your regularly scheduled programming.


iFeel: anxious
iTunes: "ER"

I can't wait until I'm back in a house where the TV isn't on 24/7.

I like watching TV, heck I'm thinking about getting satellite. But man...turn it off when it isn't being directly watched.

I hate the television as background noise..it is like someone is scratching their nails across a chalk board.  Especially when I'm trying to work and write.  Turning up the headphones loud enough to block the sound would just hurt my ears so I can't do that.


And I like csi, I really do.  But..24 hours a day!? Man. 

Although my mom has had a "thing" for David Caruso since he was on NYPD Blue.

I had to show her this, although she isn't particularly fond of Jim Carrey:



Now that's comedy!

For contrast, watch this:

I got nothing, because I sat down and watched TV and now my brain is officially off duty.  This happens whenever I watch or listen to sports, or talk radio, I just kind of zone out.  This is probably a sign that I should do less of these activities.  Put that on the "to do" list.  I should go lay down, sleep would definitely be welcome at this time.  I think I'm ready for the warm to just be here.  It is nice to get moving around in the sun and get the sweat going.  So yeah, I'm looking forward to that.  This may or may not also be because I don't have a jacket that I really like at this point in time, which makes windy, coldish days a tad unbearable.  I was just listening to Phil Collins advice though; No Jacket Required. 

There are three programs floating around this week that I watched and would/will watch again and recommend:

Herbie Hancock Possibilities - Hancock collaborating with a number of artists (Annie Lennox, Sting, John Meyer, Joss Stone, Angelique Kidjo and the list goes on), and talking about making music. On TMC (I think) and showing again next week.

PBS Great Performances - Peter and the Wolf; a behind-the-scenes look at a project to animate Peter and the Wolf.

UCTV - UC Davis M.I.N.D Institute Distinguished Lecturer Series -2006-2007 Series, Temple Grandin, PhD, presenter. Google her and the the M.I.N.D Institute, then if you have any interest look for these 2 lectures.

We now return you to Gene Simmons Family Jewels, Make Me a Supermodel, Hell's Kitchen, Project Runway, American Idol, Top Chef, and Wheel of Fortune.