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15 Apr 04:06

New Photo of Me: I’ve had a heart attack since but I keep the photo for my wife

OLD ENTRY- APPROXIMATELY, I WAS AT THE JASON BONHAM EXPERIENCE CONCERT.....- I moved alot of light around this week. Eyes are ok- hair's a mess still, but passable downtown in the store reflections. (Why comb it in a mirror after shaving? Just approximate when you pass the store.)
Still 48 years old and fighting every minute of it.
I would have taken a photo of a gravestone from 1750; I don't need wifi, but it was an outdoor shot and the computer is new, It was arbitrary, but the name:William Hallowell, looked interesting, untill I realized the it's been there since before the revolutionary war- or our conception of it.

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15 Apr 04:06

Happy Birthday, Donna

Happy Birthday. Love, Scott

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15 Apr 04:06

Donna will be right back to check out books, so will I

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15 Apr 04:05

Donna on Beacon Street, Brookline

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15 Apr 04:04

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15 Apr 04:04

I introduced myself to Dr. Sundquist, usually I greet Dr. Elaine Phillips after church service

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While Donna was busy in the library, I very awkwardly introduced myself to President of Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary, and after years and years of living in Boston I really said something like 'are you whom I think' while telling him that I had seen his books and had always looked forward to meeting him- all of which was ok, but honestly, I probably just hadn't had had coffee... Usually Dr. Elaine Phillips is here and does answer questions about Scripture occaisionally.

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15 Apr 04:04

Scott Lord and Girlfriend

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15 Apr 04:04

Boston skyline from Donna’s

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15 Apr 04:04

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15 Apr 04:04

Scott Lord Silent Film: Silent Film Studio Tour (M.G.M, 1925)

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15 Apr 04:04

Scott Lord Swedish Silent Film: The Monastery of Sendomir (Victor Sjostr...

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15 Apr 04:04

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15 Apr 04:04

Scott Lord Silent Film: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 1921

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Motion Picture News during 1921 readily boasted that more than seven different types of "exploitations" were used to advertise the film "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" starring Rudolph Valentino. Motion Picture Directing, published in 1922, showed a director Rex Ingram using a white, square canvass reflector to exploit sunlight during the filming of exterior scenes.
Author Benjamin B Hampton, in his volume A History of Movies, discusses the rise of screenwriter June Mathis to producer with the film "The Fourhorseman of the Apocalypse" and her effort to "plan the details of camerawork before photography began. This process of planning had been shared by Tucker and a few other directors who called it 'shooting the story on paper before shooting it on film'. 'Shooting on paper'...requires highly trained technical knowledge, clear thinking, a power of visualization and a rounded conception of the picture before camerawork begins. Its advantages are low cost production."
The film was based on the novel writtenby Vincente Ibanez.