Category Archives: Blog

Sly Still Takes Me Higher!

Sly and The Family Stone
Date: September 24, 2013 Categories: Blog Comments: No Comments Share:

By Tim Williams I know this blog isn’t for promoting things but a good friend recently gave me a gift that I can’t stop thanking him for and I thought I might hip you to it. The Sly & The Family Stone 4-CD box set, Higher, released last month is one of the most lovingly put together music packages I’ve ever heard and seen.  I know [...]

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Friday the 13th!

Friday the 13th
Date: September 13, 2013 Categories: Blog Comments: No Comments Share:

Solid words of advice. Be safe!

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The Birth of a Legend

Stanley Kubrick
Date: August 4, 2013 Categories: Blog Comments: No Comments Share:

Editor’s Note:  Each week or so, a member of the SPPR team submits a short blog about a timely subject.  Most of the time, the subject is picked out by the team during a staff meeting or in the case of this blog, by the writer himself without the editor knowing.  I mention this only because it was written with the intention that [...]

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Change.

Sue and Luis after seeing Elton John!
Date: July 19, 2013 Categories: Blog Comments: No Comments Share:

By Luis Camacho   CHANGE — to make the form, nature, content, future course, etc., of (something) different from what it is or from what it would be if left alone. The only thing that is constant is change!  That’s what was told to me a while back by a person I hold near and dear.  That person, unbeknownst to them (and to me [...]

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FIREWORKS

Walt Disney World
Date: July 1, 2013 Categories: Blog Comments: No Comments Share:

By Scott Barton I’ve always associated fireworks with patriotism, national pride and a lump-in-the-throat gratitude for our freedom.  Of course, the genesis of this association comes from the yearly Fourth of July celebrations we’ve all shared over the years.  But, fireworks became somewhat of a personal obsession during my time as a [...]

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Why I Love Horror Fans

Horror Fans!
Date: June 25, 2013 Categories: Blog Comments: No Comments Share:

By Ed Peters There are many reasons I love horror fans. At the most purely practical level, they are the audience for which I was hired to interact with when I joined SPPR eight years ago. It is their dedication to horror cinema – and especially horror DVDs, VODs and Blu-rays – that have directly benefited me, i.e. a steady paycheck since [...]

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THROUGH THE EYES OF BABES

We are watching what???
Date: June 14, 2013 Categories: Blog Comments: No Comments Share:

By Julie Siegel In January of this year, my husband and I welcomed Oliver into the world.  Having a child definitely changes a lot of things, and it also gives you the opportunity to re-live your own childhood, and see things through the perspective of a mini-human.  One of the things I am most excited about is sharing some of my favorite [...]

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Birthdays and Workdays

Pat the Pony
Date: June 7, 2013 Categories: Blog Comments: No Comments Share:

By Melinda Giordano Once, when I was working in advertising (and there was no resemblance to Mad Men, unfortunately, save for the stray vodka bottle left in the conference room) I was placed in charge of putting together a birthday party. Well, perhaps ‘party’ is too strong a word – ‘brief recognition of birth’ would be more accurate. [...]

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More Summer Things For You To Know About

LA Concervancy
Date: June 1, 2013 Categories: Blog Comments: No Comments Share:

By Lori Siler   Los Angeles Conservancy volunteers created Last Remaining Seats in 1987 as a way to draw attention to the historic movie palaces of Downtown Los Angeles, many of which were underused and in need of restoration. Little did they know that Last Remaining Seats would become the Conservancy’s signature event, drawing [...]

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Never Forgotten

Peace
Date: May 27, 2013 Categories: Blog Comments: No Comments Share:

Thank you to all the men and women who have served so that we can be free. May you never be forgotten.    

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