Creativity Through Food

Over the last decade or so I have really fallen in love with the kind of creativity that I can do in the kitchen.  I'm a long way from being a great cook.  Mostly I'm working with recipes but I have enough confidence to fiddle and tweak to make them mine.  Over the years, I'm... Continue Reading →

Lon Chaney Classics

Both films this week are from the age of silent movies.  For the modern viewer, particularly someone who is just beginning to explore movies, silent films take a bit of an mental adjustment.  While some "dialogue" is presented through cards in the movie, the vast majority of the story telling is done through movement and... Continue Reading →

TVFTP Week of February 22, 2016

Podcast for the week of February 22, 2016 This week on the TVFTP podcast: The Internet of Things (IoT) continues to fascinate.  But for each interesting idea there remains some serious security questions. Meanwhile a new idea may just finally save me from my ongoing travel adventures.  Or sell me some shoes.  Or both. Finally,... Continue Reading →

Great American Novel, Beacons, IoT

"The View From the Phlipside" is a media commentary program airing on WRFA-LP, Jamestown NY.  It can be heard Monday through Friday around 7:30 AM.  The following are scripts which may not exactly match the aired version of the program.  Mostly because the host may suddenly choose to add or subtract words at a moment's notice.  WRFA-LP is... Continue Reading →

New Podcast time

In our ongoing attempt to bring some order to our lives, the time for the podcast to post is changing.  Rather than split the scripts posting and the podcast, they will post within 30 minutes of each other. We will continue to tinker and try to make this information available in as many venues as... Continue Reading →

Dragon Scale Lute

Dragon Scale Lute (Legends of Tivara, Princess of Cathay, Book 1) by JC Kang (2016) - The magic found in music has left Cathay.  Or has it?  Princess Kaiya has a powerful singing voice that may bring that immense magical power back.  The Imperial Court doesn't believe it but a handsome prince thinks otherwise.  As... Continue Reading →

Little Caesar (1931)

Little Caesar (1931) - Rico (Robinson), small town hood, moves to the city and rises quickly through the ranks.  His natural viciousness sweeps all his competition to the side.  Killing the wrong man will eventually bring "Little Caesar" down. Directed by: Mervyn LeRoy                        ... Continue Reading →

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