Cineaste, jazz lover & on the BBQ trail, where ever it may lead.
Planet Hoo-ston
Joined December 2008
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@XfinitySupport Your recording services for the Paris Olympics is broken. My DVR is now recording ALL of the programming and I can not cancel it (the service is not working to cancel). I have spoken w/ your team 4 times today & still no resolution. It has overwhelmed my DVR etc
@XfinitySupport I had to upgrade my DVR plan and it's still overwhelmed. Fix this issue please or you will lose a Diamond Member who has been w/ you for a long time
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All things considered - the quality, the sheer number of joints, and the many different styles of barbecue here - Houston is undoubtedly the best barbecue destination in the US. Not so sure? Well, check out these 30 places and you'll be convinced. #houbbq bit.ly/4eJpEnm
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Just a sample of the tasty treats coming to the 2024 Tex Mex BBQ Block Party! Courtesy of El Pobre Tex Mex BBQ! Tickets on sale now!
texmexbbq2024.eventbrite.com
2023: From Texas & Tulcingo de Valle, Puebla: Jefita's mole rojo, smoked pork carnitas, homemade corn tortilla. #houbbq
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AP style is barbecue, not barbeque, Bar-B-Q or BBQ.
We remain neutral on the best barbecue style, so we'll let the pitmasters fight it out on that one.
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Mr Corman did more for Contemporary American Cinema than any other of his contemporaries. He was a pillar and a straight-shooting, no-nonsense lover of Film.
RIP Roger Corman. A great movie maker and mentor. When I was 23 he gave me my 1st shot at directing. He launched many careers & quietly lead our industry in important ways. He remained sharp, interested and active even at 98. Grateful to have known him. thewrap.com/roger-corman-dea…
He was a "film school" for so many of our great filmmakers. #RIPRogerCorman
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“If I hadn’t walked in that day, it’s very unlikely that I would have ever cooked barbecue professionally.” - Billy Durney of @HometownBarBQue on how his first trip to @LouieMuellerBBQ changed his life. Many others share similar stories. texasmonthly.com/bbq/the-epi… – at Dallas, TX
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So many great stories about a great man. The late John Brotherton did so much for so many. RIP. #JMFB texasmonthly.com/bbq/john-br… – at Dallas, TX
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Hey @fulmer RT @rushtheband "Thanks to J.Mueller. ... Best BBQ Ever!!!" - Geddy Lee, Austin TX
This is akin to the Japanese soldiers isolated on remote islands who were unaware of their country's surrender.
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A gifted actor who gave his characters uncommon humanity. He played a critical role in making Tony Gilroy’s “Michael Clayton” one of the best thrillers ever made. A terrible loss. apple.news/A2sbC8tXkS-Gquu5B…
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Hot off the presses! Here's a look back at the epic 10th anniversary of the #HOUBBQ Festival last April. Check out the stunnning pics by Conor Moran, @robjacoblerma, and @JRCohen. There's also a cool POV video from @PitMasterBrek @TinRoofBBQ . Enjoy! houbbq.com/festivals/hou-202…
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This one is a real punch in the gut 💔
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"Be awake enough to see where you are at any given time and how that is beautiful and has poetry inside."
Jeff Buckley, who would have been 57 today, on music and life: themarginalian.org/2014/09/1…
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“Saturday Night Live” paid tribute to Matthew Perry, hours after the news of his death broke. bit.ly/3SemCi7
"Who's the cat that won't cop out when there's danger all about?" #Shaft #RIPRichardRoundtree
Richard Roundtree, an icon of Blaxploitation film who starred as detective John Shaft in Gordon Parks’ 1971 action thriller, has died. He was 81 years old. bit.ly/409yRhI
