#Phil Teele

[jgthirlwell]

I just discovered this gem on YouTube that I never knew existed - Steroid Maximus live at the Knitting Factory in Los Angeles in October 2002. These were amazing shows! The ensemble included Nels Cline (Wilco), DJ Bonebrake (X), Bruce Fowler (Mothers Of Invention), Steven Bernstein, Pablo Calogero, Phil Teele, Sal Cracchiolo, Jon Fumo, Danny Frankel, Devin Hoff, Scott Amendola, Jimbo Ross, Nia Stein-Ross, Ruth Bruegger, John Wittenberg, Robert J. Anderson, Wayne Peet and Steve Weisberg with JG Thirlwell conducting.While you are there please subscribe to the Ectopic Ents YouTube channel. I add new content all the time.

[goldenpinof]

seeing the notification phil has tweeted literally gave me a mini heart attack AND ITS NOT EVEN THE 19TH YET WHEN I TEEL U I'M NOT GONNA SURVIVE I MEAN IT!!

i thought he would link to a new video tbh regsifkejs

[jazzfunkdid]

The Dennis Dreith Band ‎– Orient Express

Everland Jazz ‎– Everland Jazz 004 – Released in 2017. The Dennis Dreith Band ‎– Reunion. Alto Saxophone – Andy Macintosh. Baritone Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Flute – Greg Huckins. Bass – Dominic Genova. Bass Trombone – Phil Teele. Drums – Ralph Humphry. Flute – Andy Macintosh. Guitar – John Goux. Percussion – Brian Kilgore. Piano – Jim Cox. Piccolo Flute – Andy Macintosh. Soprano Saxophone – Andy Macintosh. Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Clarinet, Flute – Bob Crosby. Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute – Gary Herbig. Trombone – Charlie Morillas. Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Dan Fornero, Ron King.

[danbenzvi]

Just listened to: “Doctor Who: Classic Doctors, New Monsters Volume One”

The hook for this series of stories is having the Doctors from the classic series (1-8) deal with monsters from the new run of the series (2005-on). 

This set actually stretches the format a bit as the fourth story features a monster (Sonatarans) that were introduced in the classic series but involves a concept (The Time War) introduced in the new run of the series.  The second volume (due out this year) is set to follow the format of the series more strictly.

Volume One features the following stories:

2015: When sightseers Joel and Gabby Finch encounter a strange man in Edwardian cricketing garb in the Sistine Chapel, their honeymoon suddenly takes a terrifying turn.

1511: Michelangelo is commissioned to create some very special sculptures by a mysterious sect. But as he carves, angels seem to emerge fully-formed from the rock. Almost as if they are alive…

From Michelangelo’s workshop to the catacombs of Rome, the Fifth Doctor must keep his wits about him and his eyes wide open as he confronts the Weeping Angels.

Starring Peter Davison as the fifth Doctor.

Special guest stars Matthew Kelly as Michelangelo Buonarroti and Diane Morgan as Gabby Finch.

Also starring Sacha Dhawan as Joel Finch, Joe Jameson as Piero, Dan Starkey as Priest and Barnaby Edwards as Jacopo.  All other parts played by members of the cast.

Written by Phil Mulryne.

The Sixth Doctor is no stranger to courtroom drama, but faces a very different challenge when he prepares to defend a most unusual Judoon.

After an environmental clearance mission goes wrong, Captain Kybo of the Nineteenth Judoon Interplantary Force is stranded in Victorian England, bound in chains, an exhibit in a circus show. But he has allies: Eliza Jenkins – known to audiences as ‘Thomasina Thumb’ – and the larger-than-life ��clown’ in the colourful coat.

Uncovering a trail of injustice and corruption, the Doctor and Kybo soon find themselves on trial for their lives…

Starring Colin Baker as the sixth Doctor.

Guest starring Kiruna Stamell as Eliza Jenkins and Nicholas Briggs as Captain Kybo.

Also starring Trevor Cooper as Jonathan Jaggers Esq., Tony Millan as Justice Burrows, Sabina Franklyn as President Beel, Nicholas Pegg as Meretricious Gedge and Barnaby Edwards as Judoon Computer.  All other parts played by members of the cast.

Written by Simon Barnard and Paul Morris.

In the far future, humanity has a remedy for everything. Whatever the problem, Pharma Corps has the answer and a designer disease tailored to every human’s blood-type. Zanzibar Hashtag has no need to be sad, scared, stressed, or depressed ever again.

That is, until vicious aliens arrive on her space station intent on opening its Vault. What will it mean for the human race if the Sycorax take control of what’s inside?

And when the Seventh Doctor arrives on the scene, can he convince Zanzibar to care about her life long enough to help him?

Starring Sylvester McCoy as the seventh Doctor.

Special guest stars Nisha Nayar as Zanzibar Hashtag and Jonathan Firth as Cadwallader.

Also starring Rebecca Callard as Shadrak, Giles Watling as The Sycorax Chief and Alex Deacon as Eshak.  All other parts played by members of the cast.

Written by James Goss.

An instant of the Time War brings centuries of conflict to the planet Drakkis, and the Eighth Doctor is there to witness the terrible results.

A Sontaran fleet, desperate to join the epic conflict, follows in its wake to take advantage of the fallout. But when Commander Jask is beamed down to the ravaged surface, there is more to his arrival than first appears.

Soon, an unlikely champion joins forces with the Time Lord to fight for the future of her world, and together they must face the Sontaran Ordeal…

Starring Paul McGann as the eighth Doctor.

Special guest stars Josette Simon as Sarana Teel, Dan Starkery as Jask and Christopher Ryan as General Stenk.

Also starring Sean Connolly as Tag Menkin.

Written by Andrew Smith.

Plus an additional disc of behind the scenes material.

[a-mess-abroad]

Quick note for those of you new to tumblr, you can view all pictures full size (complete with stupid captions) by clicking on them.

I’m not doing a great job of blogging this time around. I’m really trying to soak it all in. Once I get back to the States, I’ll be uploading everything from my camera and doing a big travel vlog, so stay tuned for that! For now, the best way to stay following my minute-by-minute adventures is on Snapchat: misspdt. 

On day four I arrived in Dublin. I love Dublin, but I only spent one night there before heading straight to Galway in the morning. I checked into Barnacles Hostel Temple Bar (which was so cool) and took a much needed shower. I headed straight to my favourite pub, O’Neills and was sadly a bit disappointed this time round. I wandered over to Grafton St. right around the time everything was closing and that’s when the sleepiness hit me like a ton of bricks. I walked around a bit more, got some delicious gelato at Gino’s, and then finally gave into the lack of sleep and headed back with just over 15,000 steps on my FitBit for the day. I ended up falling asleep to the sounds of drunken tourists at around 8pm and not getting up until 9am the next morning. 

I gathered my things and ran back to Grafton Street to see if I could find a passport cover like the one I got last time I was in Dublin. I luckily have a very good sense of direction and a fairly photographic memory. I found what I believe to be the shop (Article) inside Powerscourt Centre but it didn’t open until I had to be back at my hostel and on my way to the bus stop. Guess I’ll have to come back! ;) I stopped by M&S to grab some food and continue my search for bite-sized Colin the Caterpillars. The two I’ve been to so far only have the big ones and I just don’t think it’s polite to eat a whole Colin in one sitting on public transport. Even after nearly 13 hours of sleep, I still proceeded to sleep almost the entire journey to Galway. I checked into Kinlay Hostel, which I highly recommend. Side note: I’ve had the best luck with hostels so far. Last time I had a few I wasn’t super pleased with, but every one I’ve mentioned so far I would definitely recommend. 

While waiting for my phone and camera to charge, I booked my trip to the Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher for the following day on Viator. Shout out to my coworker for suggesting it to me…it saved me around €10 on that tour alone! I headed to a very highly rated restaurant called The Pie Maker which was the definition of cosy. The food was absolutely delicious and I ended up meeting a very lovely girl there who gave me the run down on Galway. I love meeting locals who genuinely adore with their hometown. Many people don’t have great things to say about where they grew up (myself included) so I think it’s special to find people who do. SHE ALSO INFORMED ME THAT ED SHEERAN WAS IN TOWN. His little ditty about a girl from Galway has brought lots of attention to this relatively small town. I ended up at a pub she highly recommended called the Salt House. I drank my fair share of whisky and chatted with some locals. I decided to quit while I was ahead so I wouldn’t be hungover for my early start to the Cliffs.

Thursday probably deserves a blog post in and of itself, but I already included the pictures so you’re just going to have to endure this long post. First off, the tour company I went with was called the Spirit of Ireland Executive Travel. I highly recommend them because it’s smaller than the Galway/Aran Tour Company (that’s the one you’ll see everywhere) and the tour guide Phil was truly spectacular. We visited the smallest of the Aran Islands: Inisheer. I honestly had never even thought about going to the islands but booked it on a whim and WOW, I’m so glad I did! It was an absolutely gorgeous day. I rode around with a man and his horse (and dog)! Most people from my tour group seemed to opt for the self-guided option either by foot or bicycle hire, which I don’t understand. I always suggest mingling with the locals! Speaking of locals, I met a little boy who thought I was a famous YouTuber! I told him I would subscribe to his channel and to never give up on his dream. Wow! What a cute little fellow. I still can’t believe how clear the water is on the west coast of Ireland. We even saw a dolphin(!!!) as we waited and boarded the ferry back. I definitely was not expecting that! The Cliffs of Moher were spectacular, both by sea and up on land. I even sat on the very edge of the cliff (sorry mom), which was equal parts exciting and terrifying. When I was younger and hiking/camping a lot with my parents, my dad was always the one pissing mom off by standing too close to the edge. Somebody had to take his place! Before this trip, I’ve always planned my travel almost exclusively to/around big cities and I’ve quickly realised how mistaken I’ve been. Mother Nature is one badass bitch and I’m trying to appreciate her more. Huge shout out to everyone who insisted I visit the Cliffs while in Ireland. That tour was more than worth the €40 I paid for it.

We arrived back in Galway nearly 10 hours later, so naturally I needed some time to recover. I had planned to spend most of my night in a pub, but I just didn’t have it in me. Once I headed out to dinner and realised it was raining, I was ready to get back into bed. I had fish & chips at the famous McDonagh’s but truth be told, I wasn’t very impressed. I thought it was fine, but nothing worth being famous for. I grabbed gelato once again at Gino’s (sorry Dojo, but they’re my new #1). After I came back to my hostel, I started chatting with two American girls who are spending the semester in Dublin and were just visiting Galway for the weekend. I try not to associate with Americans when I travel (sorry folks) but they were lovely. I solidified plans with the friends I’m staying with while in England and then called it a night.

I’ve just checked out of my hostel (and just happened to meet a girl from Cincinnati in the process)! Unfortunately many things are closed on Good Friday in Ireland, which I didn’t think about when I booked a late flight to London. I’m going to head out in a few to see what I can find open and then I’ve got a date with HRH this evening. Stay tuned as I return ‘home’ to London, baby! (Yet another Friends reference)

[badlands75]

Badlands75RT @m_giacchino: Saddened to hear of the passing of trombonist Phil Teele - one of our wonderful orchestra family members. Phil played with the best of them. Here’s a pictures my sister @littlejacket took at one of our sessions. My thoughts are with his friends and family. https://t.co/twVfrXI4F3

Saddened to hear of the passing of trombonist Phil Teele - one of our wonderful orchestra family members. Phil played with the best of them. Here’s a pictures my sister @littlejacket took at one of our sessions. My thoughts are with his friends and family. pic.twitter.com/twVfrXI4F3

— Michael Giacchino (@m_giacchino) March 21, 2019

from Twitter https://twitter.com/Badlands75 March 21, 2019 at 12:24AM via IFTTT

[cartooness]

Ellie’s Backstory : )

On August 15, a rare child was born. She had pink eyes and later on got luscious maroon hair. As a child, she was a “bit” of a neat freak and loved for everything to be clean and organized. This precious cinnamon roll was worry-free and didn’t really have anything to complain about. Until the day that would haunt her for a whole year. She was in fifth grade at the time and there was a criminal prowling the school and the whole campus went on lock down. The whole school was scared silent and then all of a sudden, a shot rang out through the window, and the glass cut her left eye, giving her that lifelong scar that will never go away. The following hours traumatized the poor girl. She couldn’t leave the classroom, and her eyebrow area was bleeding badly and leaked through her clothes. When the situation was finally taken care of and the criminal was not of the world anymore, it was over. Ellie was rushed to the hospital and got eight stitches in her eyebrow area alone and two under her eye socket area, making a total of ten stitches. It was a miracle that she could still see perfectly fine, but the experience had completely traumatized the poor girl. She hardly talked at all for nearly a year and attended therapy for eight months straight. She didn’t have any friends and was isolated and alone. Until she discovered her new obsession; singing. One day in the sixth grade, she was singing a lullaby her mom used to sing for her and it caught the attention of the choir teacher passing by in the hallway. The teacher, Ms. Harmonic, lead Ellie to her classroom and introduced her to the other eleven kids that had choir. They came to enjoy each other’s company rather quickly, within a week of Ellie’s enrollment. This really helped her to breakout of her igloo of isolation. When the annual spring concert rolled around, she was whole new person. She had her own people she hung out with, made the honor roll, and even got her own solo in the concert. That song was none other than that now magical lullaby; Everything Stays by Rebecca Sugar. She sung with all her heart and made her parents proud. She received a standing ovation and caught the attention of a special boy; Philharmonic Butterfly. After the concert, she (literally) ran into him and accidentally revealed her scar she hid everyday with her overgrown left bangs. She knew very well he was the prince of Mewni and was terrified of what he’d say next. But, much to her surprise, he simply replied, “Sorry! Are you okay?” She was mesmerized by his kindness and squeaked out, “You’re, not displeased by my scar?” “Why would I be? Our imperfections are what make us... us. Besides, you have a beautiful voice and I play the violin, so you seem great as a music buddy!” Ellie couldn’t think of anything to say and her face was probably matching her hair in color. “C’mon, my folks will LOVE you, they even said you were the best part of the concert!!” She couldn’t even believe her life at this point. She,a simple mewman, was going to meet THE king and queen of mewni, AND she’d probably meet the princess and other prince of Mewni. As she walked over to the spot the royal family was sitting at, she instantly bowed down before them and introduced herself, “Hello, your majesties, I’m Ellie Teel and I’m honored to meet you all.” Queen Star replied, “Oh, please, sir and ma’am will do. You made an AMAZING performance and we’d love to hear more! Right, Halley and James?” “Of course I would!! Your so pretty and talented, why wouldn’t I”, replied Halley. “Your performance was beautiful indeed,” agreed James. “Hey, you could even be in the royal choir if you wanted to! You’ve got the looks, the voice, everything!” Phil was way too exited about meeting Ellie, and he showed it, too. His cheeks had the slighted hint of red to them, and looked like he wanted to bring Ellie back to the castle with him. WHICH HE DID, BTW!!!! 

To be continued.... because my back hurts now and I’ve spent an hour doing this. XD  Just a little clarification, this takes place in @thestarfan18 ‘s AU and she’s a love interest I made for Phil, since he doesn’t have one yet. If you have any questions, leave in the comments and hopefully I’ll answer them ASAP. 

~Cartooness <3

[bighousela]

High & Outside: a baseball noir  EPK

https://www.highandoutside.com

A minor league baseball player refuses to believe his career is over and takes desperate measures to keep his dream alive.

Director: Evald Johnson

Writer: Dan O'Dair Official IMDb http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2258058/

Follow on Twitter:https://twitter.com/highandoutmovie

Follow on instagram:https://www.instagram.com/highandoutsidemovie/

Starring:Ernie Hudson Jason James Richter

Geoffrey Lewis Eddie Jemison Lindsey Haun David Proval Peter Jason

Scarlett Fay David Yow Iván Kamarás Jules Bruff Norma Michaels Phil Donlon

Johnny Dowers Camilla Cleese Livia Treviño Rivka Rivera Jimmy Walker Jr.

David Michie Josephine Zeitlin David A. Holloway Jr.John F. Schaffer

Amelia Jane Murphy

Jennifer Mae

Stanley Dyrector Lindsay Washburn Caitlin Michael Riley Scott Vinci

Amy Wieseneck Stefanie McCall Jason Wilson Lainey Cook 

Produced by Caprice Conley ... producer

John Cook ... executive producer / producer

Evald Johnson ... executive producer

Krish Krishnan ... co-executive  producer

Ellen Philips ... producer

Mark Shady ... co-producer 

Music by Alexander Hacke

Cinematography by Gabriel Mann

Casting By Chris Gehrt

Production Design by James W. Thompson Jr. 

Makeup Department 

Christine Choi ...makeup department head

Carrie Christine ...

 additional makeup artist

Austyn Cuccia ... makeup artist

Tania Hahm ... makeup artistJenna Keller ... makeup artistRenata Rensky ... makeup artist 

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director Dago Rodriguez ... first assistant directorJohn F. Schaffer ... second assistant director Art Department Alicia Teele ... set designer Sound Department Ryan Canestro ... additional sound mixerNicholas Fedora ... foley mixerJustin Gay ... additional soundBayan Hedayaty ... boom operatorBrandon Huus ... boom operatorReza Moosavi ... production sound mixerChristopher Thomas Parker ... additional boom operatorCarrie Sheldon ... additional soundScott Tipton ... additional sound mixer Camera and Electrical Department Enrica Brunilde Amici ... 2nd unit assistant cameraManuel Branaa ... b camera operatorMary Brown ... first assistant camera: "b" cameraBrian DeCroce ... first assistant cameraJoseph DiBartolomeo ... first assistant cameraJonathan Folds ... b camera operatorJustin Liang ... first assistant cameraGabriel Mann ... camera operatorRyan Patrick O'Hara ... first assistant camera: "b" cameraSan San Onglatco ... second assistant cameraSpencer Rollins ... b-camera operatorJonathan Williams ... gafferYvgeniy Zhuk ... first assistant camera Costume and Wardrobe Department Ayanna James ... wardrobe Editorial Department Brandon Salazar ... colorist Other crew Casey Kappes ... Asst. to Mr. Hudson / production assistantCameron Wayne Keith ... production assistantJason Koczanowicz ... production assistantIgnatius Lin ... script supervisorTea'a Taylor ... production assistantDiane Timmons ... catererLindsay Washburn ... production assistant Thanks Paul Heath ... special thanks

[pisikepilukas-blog]

24.november. Koh Lanta-Koh Phi Phi. Hommikuks oli mu eluvaim niipalju taastunud, et suutsin liikuda ja asusin mandri poole teele. Vahepeatus Koh Phi Phil, mis on tuntud kui siinne peosaar, osutus minul väga tagasihoidlikuks. Sellest annab tunnistust ka foto päeva ainukese toiduga, mida ma süüa suutsin. Positiivne oli see, et üle mitme nädala sain meie mõistes normaalset teed. (Kohalike joodav tee ja ka kohvi on täiesti kohutav ollus. Legoklotse leotades saaks ka maitsekama vedeliku kui nende tee.) Saareke ise oli väga tore. Rand oli jälle tuhksuhkrust. Päeva kõige ilusam hetk oli pärast päikeseloojangut, kui kõik mattus sinisesse värvi. Kuna oli mõõn, sai pahkluuni olevas naeruväärselt soojas vees paatide vahel jalutada, kuu pea kohal säramas.

[jazzfunkdid]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DOOanXVv7FM)

RCA Victor ‎– JPL1-0723 ‎– Released in 1976. Toshiko Akiyoshi-Lew Tabackin Big Band ‎– Tales Of A Courtesan (Oirantan). Bass – Don Baldwin. Piano – Toshiko Akiyoshi. Congas – King Errison. Drums – Peter Donald. Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet – Bill Perkins, Dick Spencer, Gary Foster, Tom Peterson. Saxophone, Flute, Piccolo Flute – Lew Tabackin. Trombone – Britt Woodman, Charlie Loper, Jim Sawyer, Phil Teele. Trumpet – Bobby Shew, Mike Price, Richard Cooper, Steven Huffsteter.