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Thursday, January 9, 2014

La Belle et La Bete British Film Institute revival my first horror film

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La Belle et La Bete Jean Cocteau 1946 I saw this film for the first time in about 1948 on a very early 12 inch black and white televis...
Sunday, January 5, 2014

Delight of Painting in Oils in Photoshop

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Joy in the Winter Garden In 2014 I have decided to author an iBook with all the whistles and bells but to do this I have to master the n...
Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Welcome 2014 Janette Miller in Auckland

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2013 has been an exceptional year for me! Quite unexpected and in some ways unbelievable. At the ripe old age of 70 when one's life i...
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Tuesday, December 31, 2013

BBC Death Comes to Pemberley or how to ruin a good Novel by PD James

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Enjoyed BBC's Death Comes to Pemberley so I decided to read the PD James's book and compare I first did this exercise when...
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Friday, December 13, 2013

Pandora Bracelets an Unhappy Pandora Experience

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Last week I tried to buy a Pandora Bracelet!  This is a worldwide company and they pride themselves on offering the Pandora Experience but...
Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Big warning if Google asks you to 'delink' don't. I lost my DIYTVMovies YouTube Channel!

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Big warning if Google asks you to 'delink' don't. When Google instructs you to  delink when trying to lin...
Monday, August 26, 2013

Kiri Te Kanawa at 70 on This Week TVNZ One

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Kiri Te Kanawa New Zealand's opera diva gave a very frank interview on NZTV on the approach of her 70th birthday. In my 20's Te K...
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My early life was spent in the professional theatre. I was with the Royal Ballet as a child and I learned from the very best. I worked for Benjamin Britten in the first 'Noyes Fludde' and as 'Flora' in his 'Turn of the Screw'. As a teenager I spent my life in Musicals ending up in a West End intimate revue. My favorite part was 'Susan' in the famous Palace Theatre production of 'The Desert Song'. I married an Oxford GP and moved to Auckland. New Zealand gave me the opportunity I craved namely to run my own professional opera and ballet company and then to become a TV director. As a woman this was unavailable to me in UK. I produced Schoenberg's 'Erwartung' to 'Dance Tales Story Ballet' seen on BBC. Now I make DVDs on bookbinding and I record my own CD's on Garageband. The 'Songs of the Auvergne'. All available at Amazon.com and iTunes. My computer has given me the dreams of my youth
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