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July 12, 2023
July 12, 2023: Amazing Covers!
A few that caught my eye this week…
Immortal X-Men #13 – cover art by Mark Brooks
Danger Street #7 – cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz
Knight Terrors: Green Lantern #1 – cover art by Lucio Parrillo
Knight Terrors: Green Lantern #1 – cover art by Dustin Nguyen
WildC.A.T.s #9 – cover art by Paolo Pantalena
Antarctica #1 – cover art by Will Roberts
Ghostlier #3 – cover art by Aaron Campbell
So, which were YOUR favorites?
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July 11, 2023
July 11, 2023: Stargate SG-1 BTS clips!
A few more I managed to retrieve from the archives!
Wormhole X-Treme blooper…
Team X-Treme…
Window of Opportunity alt. take…
Hey, if you’re around later tonight…
Set Your Reminder
Come hang out with @CaroBucks and myself Tuesday, July 11th at 9PM EDT(6PM PDT) as we are thrilled to be joined by writer and producer, Joseph Mallozzi (@BaronDestructo).
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— James McMahon (@jsmcmahon21) July 2, 2023
Today’s Yes/No…
Melty Cheese Curry Hamburger? Yes/No
Japan’s fried curry hamburger is here, and not quite like anything we’ve eaten before【Taste test】 https://t.co/DBFJU8mY9b via @RocketNews24En
— Joseph Mallozzi
(@BaronDestructo) July 11, 2023
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July 10, 2023
June 10, 2023: Unusual Deaths – and dessert!
#UnusualDeaths
In 1870, a wealthy but eccentric cat lady in Iran dispatched two maids to rescue a roomful of cats trapped in a house fire. When the maids opened the door to free them, however, the spooked felines attacked, killing the hapless hired help. pic.twitter.com/3JWaTH7ZA5
— Joseph Mallozzi
#UnusualDeaths
According to a study by the French National Institute of Health and Research, 24 people die in France every year as a result of champagne cork-related incidents. pic.twitter.com/s6Rzm6W92r
— Joseph Mallozzi
#UnusualDeaths
In May of 1991, a thief talked his way into a home in Alicante, Spain under the guise of a sewing machine technician. When the homeowner got wise to him, he fled, only to trip, swallow his false teeth, and choke to death. pic.twitter.com/80rAydd4DI
— Joseph Mallozzi
#UnusualDeaths
In 1991, wine aficionado Orfeo Agostinetto got drunk on his own stash and ended up drowning in a 500 gallon vat of home made vino.
23 years later, a woman in Salas de los Barrios met the same fate after being overcome by fumes and tumbling into an industrial vat. pic.twitter.com/xcjQQjt4EL
— Joseph Mallozzi
#UnusualDeaths
A woman with a severe dairy allergy died after suffering anaphylactic shock while delivering a census to a dairy farm in Treviso, Italy in 1991. pic.twitter.com/8TNAKWJE5i
— Joseph Mallozzi
Today’s Yes/No…
The Candy Plush? Yes/No
Intersect by Lexus Tokyo serves a shaved ice dessert that requires flame to eat it https://t.co/JssVqSYkry via @RocketNews24En
— Joseph Mallozzi
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July 9, 2023
July 9, 2023: Suji Sunday!
Toy avalanche!
Spooning Lambchop.
Out and about with Dad.
Maitake Magic!
Crispy tongue
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July 8, 2023
July 8, 2023: More Wormhole X-Treme outtakes!
More sparks!
No old man left behind!
PUSH IN ON Colonel Danning.
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July 7, 2023
July 7, 2023: Farewell schnitzel, a possible change of scenery, and sundry points of interest!
Behold, the Wooden Platter!
One final hurrah as my favorite schnitzel place, Country Style Hungarian, closes its doors after 62 years. A bittersweet – but utterly delicious – final meal that has hosted the likes of schnitzel-appreciating celebrities like Carl Binder, Alexander Ruemelin, and Ivon Bartok.
If the email opens with a specific compliment about the pilot you submitted (ie "I love the world you created" or "so-and-so is a terrific character"), they're passing.
— Joseph Mallozzi
On the bright side, they are responding to a pilot that was optioned two days after I sent it out, a cozy mystery picked up by a very enthusiastic producer of similar fare. This comes on the heels of some conversations about a few other projects in addition to ongoing strategic planning of that high concept low budget horror comedy. As crazy as it sounds, if one of these goes, 2024 may find me shooting in either:
Bulgaria
England
Ireland
Portugal
I look forward to any and all changes of scenery.
Speaking of cozy mysteries…
Most dangerous place in the world?
The seemingly idyllic town of Cabot Cove saw the highest rate of murder per capita over a 12 year stretch, beating out several Mexican cities, St. Louis, and Cape Town for the dubious honor. pic.twitter.com/RIZ2jdoG8f
— Joseph Mallozzi
Also, kind of interesting…
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Today’s Yes/No…
Tonkotsu ramen-favored chicken nuggets? Yes/No
Tonkotsu ramen-flavoured chicken nuggets appear at Japanese convenience store https://t.co/2wMVdKgkLE via @RocketNews24En
— Joseph Mallozzi
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July 6, 2023
July 6, 2023: Stargate SG-1 outtakes!
Today, I dropped off about a dozen more cassettes for digital transfer, dailies covering two more episodes: Revisions and It’s Good to be King. Meanwhile, working my way through the footage for Window of Opportunity and Wormhole X-Treme and came across a few more great outtakes…
Director Peter DeLuise exacts his revenge on writer/Executive Producer Robert C. Cooper –
Teal’c listening to O’Neil (WOW)…
Chris trying to get through a scene…
Today’s Yes/No…
Lemon Melon? Yes/No
Hokkaido farmers have developed a new fruit, the Lemon Melon, combining the best of both https://t.co/R698KQo1iN via @RocketNews24En
— Joseph Mallozzi
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July 5, 2023
July 5, 2023: Amazing Covers!
A few that caught my eye this week…
Captain Marvel: Dark Tempest #1 – cover art by Jen Bartel
Doctor Strange #5 – cover art by Dustin Nguyen
Jeph Loeb/Tim Sale: Spider-Man
No/One #4 – cover art by Rod Reis
Batman: One Bad Day – Two Face – cover art by Javier-Fernandez Barranco
Knight Terrors #1 – cover art by Francesco Mattina
Knight Terrors: Ravager #1 – cover art by Dustin Nguyen
Peacemaker Tries Hard! #3 – cover art by Kris Anka
Barnstormers #1 – cover art by Tula Lotay
The Children of the Comet – cover art by Damian Connelly
Cinderella vs The Queen of Hearts #3 – cover art by Pierluigi Abbondanza
Cinderella vs The Queen of Hearts #3 – cover art by Igor Lomov
Sleeping Beauty: The Nightmare Queen – cover art by Jay Anacieto
The Wild Cosmos #1 – cover art by Chun Lo
Josef: 1957 #2 – cover art by Fabiano Ambu
Josef: 1957 #2 – cover art by Fabiano Ambu
So, which were YOUR favorites?
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July 4, 2023
July 4, 2023: Unusual Deaths!
#UnusualDeaths
French composer and pianist Charles-Valentin Alkan died on March 29, 1888 at the age of 74, perishing beneath a porte-parapluie, a heavy umbrella stand, that had toppled over and landed on him. pic.twitter.com/KACmiKXl6C
— Joseph Mallozzi
#UnusualDeaths
On September 6, 1995, a man in east Alabama died and another was hospitalized after a game of catch with a live rattlesnake went awry. pic.twitter.com/vdYiiuo1AB
— Joseph Mallozzi
#UnusualDeaths
In 1893, while drinking at the Carlisle Arms in Soho, Walter Colwe bet he could put a billiard ball in his mouth and close his teeth around it. He did, winning the bet but choking to death. pic.twitter.com/Gy7ExfErPD
— Joseph Mallozzi
#UnusualDeaths
Steve Peregrin Took, founding member of the rock band T. Rex, died on October 27, 1980 after choking on a cocktail cherry. An alternate account blames a cocktail onion. pic.twitter.com/7pBsWxQ5lG
— Joseph Mallozzi
#UnusualDeaths
In 2013, an Oklahoman died after his nephew pulled the elastic band of his underwear up over his head, asphyxiating him. Cause of death: atomic wedgie. pic.twitter.com/xkh2IfvdFN
— Joseph Mallozzi
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July 3, 2023
July 3, 2023: Fasting!
Intrigued by all this talk about the benefits of fasting, Akemi and I embarked on our respective fasts yesterday. I felt better prepared because I tend to, inadvertently, practice intermittent fasting – not eating after 6 p.m., skipping breakfast, and then not eating again until 11:00 lunch the next day – roughly 17 hours. Akemi, on the other hand, always eats a light early dinner, but gets downright hangry if she misses her carb-laden breakfast of either french toast or croissant.
So, I stopped eating after yesterday’s lunch, around 11:30 p.m., while Akemi had a final snack (muffin) at 2:30 p.m. When dinner rolled around, I was feeling pretty good – and not all that hungry. We usually eat big lunches and light dinners (she has miso soup while I’ll usually go with a couple of eggs followed by some kefir and blueberries). Around bedtime, I was still feeling fine while she was definitely feeling the hunger pangs.
The next morning, to my surprise, Akemi had elected to forego breakfast, determined to stick it out – until lunch time at least. I was my usual unhungry morning self. But as we crept past 10:00 a.m., hunger got the best of Akemi and she caved, satisfied with her 21 stretch, and enjoyed two eggs and a cup and kimchee pancake containing a cup and a half of kimchee.
Unlike Akemi, I wasn’t feeling overwhelmingly hungry, weak, or dizzy, so elected to push back lunch and join my wife on a shopping trip. Throughout, she was worried that, in my weakened state, I would pass out under the hot sun – but I’m pleased to report I made it there and back with minimal discomfort. BUT, by around 1:30 p.m., I started feeling hungry. I suppose I could have stuck it out longer but I didn’t want to go to bed after a huge dinner, and the prospect of waiting until tomorrow at lunch to eat was problematic insofar as I have a zoom call scheduled for 10:00 a.m. and I suspected I would not be at my best.
So I ended my fast at 27 hours with a half rack of lamb ribs, sauerkraut, a half an avocado, and some dark chocolat.e And for dinner tonight, it was some kefir, manuka honey, blueberries and dark chocolate.
I’m feeling pretty good. But exhausted. Earlier today, I figured that in my food-deprived state, I’d be unable to focus but, to my surprise, I was pretty sharp this morning, managing to write the tease to my new pilot.
Anyone else tried fasting, intermittent or otherwise? How’d you do?
Today’s Yes/No…
Coleslaw Pops? Yes/No
Thanks(?) to @shanadarabie for the tip. https://t.co/IUK039Ac1z
— Joseph Mallozzi
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