My name is Jim Hendrickson and I have list of things I am trying to collect and it must be complete,my friends have called me a completeist(my spelling)for many years and this is my blog. I cover just about everything, so you never know what will show up here. I have very eclectic taste ranging from pop music to history to horse racing and many more things that catch my interest. Come along and see whats out there.
Monday, April 23, 2012
Kentucky Derby Flashback - 2002
Ten years ago on May 4 2002 the 128th running of the Kentucky Derby and the favorite at post time was War Emblem.
Sunday, April 22, 2012
New York Times Bestseller List NonFiction April 22 2012
Here are the Top 10 books on the New York Times Bestseller Non Fiction List for the Week ending April 22 2012
(click on the titles and go to Amazon and purchase or read more about the book)
10 - Steve Jobs - Walter Isaacson (24 weeks on list)
9 - American Sniper - Chris Kyle (14 weeks)
8 - The Power of Habit - Charles Duhigg (6 weeks)
7 - Killing Lincoln - Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard (28 weeks)
6 - Wild - Cheryl Strayed (3 weeks)
5 - Mrs. Kennedy and Me - Clint Hill w/Lisa McCubbin (Debut)
4 - Imagine - Jonah Lehrer (3 weeks)
3 - Trickle Down Tyranny - Michael Savage (Debut)
2 - The Big Miss - Hank Haney (2 weeks)
1 - Drift - Rachel Maddow
(2nd consecutive week at #1)
(click on the titles and go to Amazon and purchase or read more about the book)
10 - Steve Jobs - Walter Isaacson (24 weeks on list)
9 - American Sniper - Chris Kyle (14 weeks)
8 - The Power of Habit - Charles Duhigg (6 weeks)
7 - Killing Lincoln - Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard (28 weeks)
6 - Wild - Cheryl Strayed (3 weeks)
5 - Mrs. Kennedy and Me - Clint Hill w/Lisa McCubbin (Debut)
4 - Imagine - Jonah Lehrer (3 weeks)
3 - Trickle Down Tyranny - Michael Savage (Debut)
2 - The Big Miss - Hank Haney (2 weeks)
1 - Drift - Rachel Maddow
(2nd consecutive week at #1)
New York Times Bestseller List Fiction 4/22/2012
Here are the Top Ten Bestselling novels on the New York Times Hardcover Fiction list for the week ending April 22 2012
(click the titles and go to Amazon to purchase or read more about the book)
10 - Beastly Things - Donna Leon (Debut)
9 - Lover Reborn - J.R. Ward (2 weeks on list)
(last weeks #1)
8 - The Beginner's Goodbye - Anne Tyler (Debut)
7 - Stay Close - Harlan Coben (3 weeks)
6 - Betrayal - Danielle Steel (Debut)
5 - The Shoemaker's Wife - Adriana Trigiani (Debut)
4 - The Limpopo Academy of Private Detection - Alexander McCall Smith
(Debut)
3 - Sacre' Bleu - Christopher Moore (Debut)
2 - Guilty Wives - James Patterson (2 weeks)
1 - The Lost Years - Mary Higgins Clark
(Debut)
(click the titles and go to Amazon to purchase or read more about the book)
10 - Beastly Things - Donna Leon (Debut)
9 - Lover Reborn - J.R. Ward (2 weeks on list)
(last weeks #1)
8 - The Beginner's Goodbye - Anne Tyler (Debut)
7 - Stay Close - Harlan Coben (3 weeks)
6 - Betrayal - Danielle Steel (Debut)
5 - The Shoemaker's Wife - Adriana Trigiani (Debut)
4 - The Limpopo Academy of Private Detection - Alexander McCall Smith
(Debut)
3 - Sacre' Bleu - Christopher Moore (Debut)
2 - Guilty Wives - James Patterson (2 weeks)
1 - The Lost Years - Mary Higgins Clark
(Debut)
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
The 19th Academy Awards and Jack Benny
Today with the assistance of Buck Benny's world class podcast we have the full radio broadcast of the Academy Awards held on March 13th 1947 with host Jack Benny.
Held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, I believe this was the first year that clips were shown from the films nominated for Best Picture and clips for all the acting categories.
Now dont get your hopes for a laugh fest with Jack as host because he doesnt even get introduced until 1 hr 50 minutes into the show. Now he does a great job and gets in quite a few jokes at his own expense about "The Horn Blows at Midnight" and "To Be or Not To Be", but he isnt the quick, rapid fire joke teller like Bob Hope the year before but he entertains as always.
The winner for 1946 was the classic "The Best Years of Our Lives", taking home 7 Awards out of 8 nominations.
Held at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, I believe this was the first year that clips were shown from the films nominated for Best Picture and clips for all the acting categories.
Now dont get your hopes for a laugh fest with Jack as host because he doesnt even get introduced until 1 hr 50 minutes into the show. Now he does a great job and gets in quite a few jokes at his own expense about "The Horn Blows at Midnight" and "To Be or Not To Be", but he isnt the quick, rapid fire joke teller like Bob Hope the year before but he entertains as always.
The winner for 1946 was the classic "The Best Years of Our Lives", taking home 7 Awards out of 8 nominations.
Sunday, April 8, 2012
New York Times Bestseller List NonFiction 04/08/2012
Here are the top 10 books on the NY Times Bestseller list, Non Fiction for the week ending April 8th 2012
10 - Thinking, Fast and Slow - Daniel Kahneman (22 weeks on list)
9 - Some Assembly Required - Anne Lamott (debut)
8 - Quiet - Susan Cain (9 weeks)
7 - Wild - Cheryl Strayed (debut)
6 - Unbroken - Laura Hillenbrand (71 weeks)
5 - Steve Jobs - Walter Isaacson (22 weeks)
4 - Killing Lincoln - Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard (26 weeks)
3 - American Sniper - Chris Kyle (12 weeks)
2 - The Power of Habit - Charles Duhigg (4 weeks)
1 - Imagine - Jonah Lehrer
(Debut)
10 - Thinking, Fast and Slow - Daniel Kahneman (22 weeks on list)
9 - Some Assembly Required - Anne Lamott (debut)
8 - Quiet - Susan Cain (9 weeks)
7 - Wild - Cheryl Strayed (debut)
6 - Unbroken - Laura Hillenbrand (71 weeks)
5 - Steve Jobs - Walter Isaacson (22 weeks)
4 - Killing Lincoln - Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard (26 weeks)
3 - American Sniper - Chris Kyle (12 weeks)
2 - The Power of Habit - Charles Duhigg (4 weeks)
1 - Imagine - Jonah Lehrer
(Debut)
New York Times Bestsellers for Fiction 4/8/2012
Here are the Top 10 novels on the NY Times Bestseller list in Fiction for the week ending April 8th 2012
10 - The Wolf Gift - Anne Rice (6 weeks on list)
9 - Fate of the Jedi : Apocalypse - Troy Denning (2 weeks)
8 - Defending Jacob - William Landay (8 weeks(
7 - Phanton - Ted Bell (Debut)
6 - Private Games - James Patterson (6 weeks)
5 - The Thief - Clive Cussler (3 weeks)
4 - Kill Shot - Vince Flynn (7 weeks)
3 - Force of Nature - C.J. Box (Debut)
2 - Lone Wolf - Jodi Picoult (4 weeks)
1 - Stay Close - Harlan Coben
(Debut)
10 - The Wolf Gift - Anne Rice (6 weeks on list)
9 - Fate of the Jedi : Apocalypse - Troy Denning (2 weeks)
8 - Defending Jacob - William Landay (8 weeks(
7 - Phanton - Ted Bell (Debut)
6 - Private Games - James Patterson (6 weeks)
5 - The Thief - Clive Cussler (3 weeks)
4 - Kill Shot - Vince Flynn (7 weeks)
3 - Force of Nature - C.J. Box (Debut)
2 - Lone Wolf - Jodi Picoult (4 weeks)
1 - Stay Close - Harlan Coben
(Debut)
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Monday, April 2, 2012
Hogan's Heroes
Our episode of classic television once again brings us to Hogan's Heroes. Today our episode is from October 3rd 1969 "The Well".
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Labels:
1969,
1969 tv season,
cbs tv,
classic tv,
col hogan,
col klink,
hogan's heroes,
sgt schultz,
werner klemperer
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