Pa-Boom!
pa-da
pa-da
pa-da
pa-da
Beep beep!

Good news! I live again, I got a clean bill of health
from my doctor today.
No Cancer!



You may now return to programing already in progress.

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Posting before dinner.

Back at the top, and WINNING!!!!! :-)

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TimeLord04
Have TARDIS, will travel...
Come along K-9!
Join Calm Chaos

Pa-Boom!
pa-da
pa-da
pa-da
pa-da
Beep beep!

Good news! I live again, I got a clean bill of health
from my doctor today.
No Cancer!



You may now return to programing already in progress.

Congratulations! That's always good news.

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David
Sitting on my butt while others boldly go,
Waiting for a message from a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri.

Yep!

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Pa-Boom!
pa-da
pa-da
pa-da
pa-da
Beep beep!

Good news! I live again, I got a clean bill of health
from my doctor today.
No Cancer!



You may now return to programing already in progress.

CONGRATS Ian!!! :-)

Still waiting for dinner...

Back at the top, and WINNING!!!!! :-)

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TimeLord04
Have TARDIS, will travel...
Come along K-9!
Join Calm Chaos

Pa-Boom!
pa-da
pa-da
pa-da
pa-da
Beep beep!

Good news! I live again, I got a clean bill of health
from my doctor today.
No Cancer!



You may now return to programing already in progress.

CONGRATS Ian!!! :-)

Still waiting for dinner...
Ditto, except I already had dinner.
Back at the top, and WINNING!!!!! :-)

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

I'm on TV!

If you live in the US (or in Canada close enough to the border to pick up a PBS station), your local PBS station may be running a show tonight called Trains Around North America. It visits 17 different tourist operations and museums, one of which is Illinois Railway Museum. There is a clip where you see a Chicago elevated train pulling out of a barn, and then a green streetcar next to it, and then a red streetcar next to that. I am operating the red car.

(Okay, so it's only a few seconds of a blob in a white shirt in the front window of the car, but it's me! It is also possible that my feet are in the aisle at the far end of the car in the interior shot of the Nebraska Zephyr. When you see the conductor taking tickets and people boarding the Zephyr, I was standing behind the camera watching them do the shoot, also satiating my interest in video production.)

There will probably also be some shots (much longer and closer up) of my best friend, Mike Griesmann, when they get to the segment about Pullman Rail Journeys. He says they had the camera in his face for the entire 19 hour trip to New Orleans. (They probably slept for some of that, though.)

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David
Sitting on my butt while others boldly go,
Waiting for a message from a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri.

I'm on TV!

If you live in the US (or in Canada close enough to the border to pick up a PBS station), your local PBS station may be running a show tonight called Trains Around North America. It visits 17 different tourist operations and museums, one of which is Illinois Railway Museum. There is a clip where you see a Chicago elevated train pulling out of a barn, and then a green streetcar next to it, and then a red streetcar next to that. I am operating the red car.

(Okay, so it's only a few seconds of a blob in a white shirt in the front window of the car, but it's me! It is also possible that my feet are in the aisle at the far end of the car in the interior shot of the Nebraska Zephyr. When you see the conductor taking tickets and people boarding the Zephyr, I was standing behind the camera watching them do the shoot, also satiating my interest in video production.)

There will probably also be some shots (much longer and closer up) of my best friend, Mike Griesmann, when they get to the segment about Pullman Rail Journeys. He says they had the camera in his face for the entire 19 hour trip to New Orleans. (They probably slept for some of that, though.)

I looked on the Orange County CA PBS station that used to be known as KOCE, not a trace, but then the station has a lot of Republican orientated programming, so it's not surprising, the only program with a train there is "Dinosaur Train", KCET is in the TWC cable signal, but TWC won't actively carry that digital station, you need to have the signal go direct to the TV to get that station, among a few others, like KLCS, Create, NHK(in English too)... And I don't have a 3 way splitter, nor any extra shielded RG-6 cable, besides I have other things that are more important to fix, so I'll put up with what comes from behind the Orange curtain.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

I'm on TV!

If you live in the US (or in Canada close enough to the border to pick up a PBS station), your local PBS station may be running a show tonight called Trains Around North America. It visits 17 different tourist operations and museums, one of which is Illinois Railway Museum. There is a clip where you see a Chicago elevated train pulling out of a barn, and then a green streetcar next to it, and then a red streetcar next to that. I am operating the red car.

(Okay, so it's only a few seconds of a blob in a white shirt in the front window of the car, but it's me! It is also possible that my feet are in the aisle at the far end of the car in the interior shot of the Nebraska Zephyr. When you see the conductor taking tickets and people boarding the Zephyr, I was standing behind the camera watching them do the shoot, also satiating my interest in video production.)

There will probably also be some shots (much longer and closer up) of my best friend, Mike Griesmann, when they get to the segment about Pullman Rail Journeys. He says they had the camera in his face for the entire 19 hour trip to New Orleans. (They probably slept for some of that, though.)

I looked on the Orange County CA PBS station that used to be known as KOCE, not a trace, but then the station has a lot of Republican orientated programming, so it's not surprising, the only program with a train there is "Dinosaur Train", KCET is in the TWC cable signal, but TWC won't actively carry that digital station, you need to have the signal go direct to the TV to get that station, among a few others, like KLCS, Create, NHK(in English too)... And I don't have a 3 way splitter, nor any extra shielded RG-6 cable, besides I have other things that are more important to fix, so I'll put up with what comes from behind the Orange curtain.

Not all PBS stations show things at the same time. Yours might run it later.

So far, I've seen segments on three different lines owned by Iowa Pacific Holdings, same company that runs Pullman. I think my friend said his paycheck actually comes from the San Luis & Rio Grande, although he's never even been on the property.

I'm going to the euphemism and bed before my part comes on.

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David
Sitting on my butt while others boldly go,
Waiting for a message from a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri.

I'm on TV!

If you live in the US (or in Canada close enough to the border to pick up a PBS station), your local PBS station may be running a show tonight called Trains Around North America. It visits 17 different tourist operations and museums, one of which is Illinois Railway Museum. There is a clip where you see a Chicago elevated train pulling out of a barn, and then a green streetcar next to it, and then a red streetcar next to that. I am operating the red car.

(Okay, so it's only a few seconds of a blob in a white shirt in the front window of the car, but it's me! It is also possible that my feet are in the aisle at the far end of the car in the interior shot of the Nebraska Zephyr. When you see the conductor taking tickets and people boarding the Zephyr, I was standing behind the camera watching them do the shoot, also satiating my interest in video production.)

There will probably also be some shots (much longer and closer up) of my best friend, Mike Griesmann, when they get to the segment about Pullman Rail Journeys. He says they had the camera in his face for the entire 19 hour trip to New Orleans. (They probably slept for some of that, though.)

I looked on the Orange County CA PBS station that used to be known as KOCE, not a trace, but then the station has a lot of Republican orientated programming, so it's not surprising, the only program with a train there is "Dinosaur Train", KCET is in the TWC cable signal, but TWC won't actively carry that digital station, you need to have the signal go direct to the TV to get that station, among a few others, like KLCS, Create, NHK(in English too)... And I don't have a 3 way splitter, nor any extra shielded RG-6 cable, besides I have other things that are more important to fix, so I'll put up with what comes from behind the Orange curtain.

Not all PBS stations show things at the same time. Yours might run it later.

So far, I've seen segments on three different lines owned by Iowa Pacific Holdings, same company that runs Pullman. I think my friend said his paycheck actually comes from the San Luis & Rio Grande, although he's never even been on the property.

I'm going to the euphemism and bed before my part comes on.

I'll try and keep an eye out for the show. I looked on TWC online, didn't see anything about trains there either.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Big night gets better!! 11 units....nearly 3 weeks of sales in 1 night!

Win!!!!

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Yep!

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Big night gets better!! 11 units....nearly 3 weeks of sales in 1 night!

Win!!!!

Sounds good Blurf, btw, what is it that you sell? Just curious of course.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Goodnight everyone. :-)

Working the polls tomorrow. My county is having a special election. I won't be posting tomorrow because of this.

Back at the top, and WINNING!!!!! :-)

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TimeLord04
Have TARDIS, will travel...
Come along K-9!
Join Calm Chaos

Winning before work.

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With each crime and every kindness we birth our future.

Winning after the late news.

@Ian: Good health is always good news.

@Blurf: Congratz on a good day at work.

@Vic: Check the local PBS stations websites. They may have a streaming service, or a link to the show's website. My local station, KVPT, often does.

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Donald
Infernal Optimist / Submariner, retired

Night win.

I'm so happy for you Ian. :-)

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No such luck out here, everything is not local, tv is either cable or satellite, satellite is only 9 channels on a UHF TV translator, that's life in the desert.

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The T1 Trust, PRR T1 Class 4-4-4-4 #5550, 1 of America's First HST's

Posting before work

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