Mig

I'm shocked . . . my deepest condolences to his family.

Way to go . . . Stay with it.

Good job guys.

Agreed on Tom Baker

My condolences to Benny and the family.

Final update: The Show is closing Sunday, January 3, 2010. A great show with a fantastic cast closing before its time. The good news . . . MrsMig is coming home.

Congrats

Agreed . . . Best of luck to Randy on his future endeavors.

Another update: The Show is offering discount tickets for the Holiday season so if you or someone you know is going to be in NYC and wants to see the Show review the attachment as it's an outstanding deal. Ragtime_Flier.pdf Also, here's a video of the Show: (MrsMig at 0.55)

Another excellent match!!! Outstanding. Many, many THANKS to AMU, Linda, ROs, stats, and all of the rest that made this match possible. Also, THANKS to all the sponsors that provide such an outstanding prize tables. Hope there's a year 6 and beyond.

Just an update: The show opened and it was thrilling. The reviews have been positive and the after show party was awesome (Tavern on the Green). I'm so very proud of her. Just a few of the reviews: NY Times: http://theater.nytimes.com/2009/11/16/thea...e.html?emc=eta1 "the radical Emma Goldman (a rousing Donna Migliaccio)" Washington Post: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/conte...er=emailarticle "Donna Migliaccio's Emma Goldman comes across multi-dimensionally." USA Today: http://www.usatoday.com/life/theater/revie...time16_st_N.htm "Donna Migliaccio gives radical activist Emma Goldman a booming voice and stern mien." Broadway World: The thrilling new Broadway production of RAGTIME at the Neil Simon Theatre (250 West 52 Street) officially opened yesterday, Sunday, November 15, 2009. BroadwayWorld.com's cameras were there as the cast took their much deserved bows: http://www.broadwayworld.com/article/Photo...n_Call_20091116 Here's some photos: MrsMig as Emma Goldman: Cast: Curtain bows: Party:

Happy B-day Marines

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Agreed . . .

Congrats

1983 Plymouth "Sh!tbox" Horizon.

Congratulations!

Now if only Max and Bernie would leave . . .

Concur

Sorry to say I won't

Good news

My wife (Donna) is a professional stage actress and she’ll be performing in the show “Ragtime” as featured character Emma Goldman on Broadway. From the Washington Post article on her: “Known for her larger-than-life singing voice (both in range and volume), take-charge stage presence, and knack for comedy and big emotions, Migliaccio says a Broadway career has "never been anything that I'd aimed for. My life is down here in D.C., so I kind of feel like I backed into it . . . but I'm really excited about it." To say I’m extremely proud of her is an understatement. Anyhow, I wanted to share the news. Washington Post article PlayBill "Ragtime" Cast Announcement

Just got back from Chi-town and Magnificent Mile is still very friendly (http://www.themagnificentmile.com/) Starts at the river and goes to the Hancock building. Go to the bar in the Hancock instead of the observation deck. The Navy pier is also good for a stroll. If you like to visit the Willis (Sears) Tower, plan on a long wait (2hrs) or go about 30 minutes before closing - no lines. Chicago Art Institute - free on Thursday & Fridays (http://www.artic.edu/aic/). They were also free shows/concerts in the park so there's plenty to do there. For high-end steak, either Gibson's or the Chop House would be my recommendations (very pricey) - make reservations well in advance. For breakfast/lunch, I like a place call Yolk - reasonable rates and good food (http://www.yolk-online.com/)

BJ, Congratulations on your decision and best of luck. Mig

Congratulations