Assuming the landlord will fix everything Fridge on the fritz?
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For weeks he thought their fridge was on the fritz.
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Mostly, he muses over connections that are on the fritz.
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Few things are more frustrating than an iPhone on the fritz.
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Molly Worthen Liberal democracy in the West is on the fritz.
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Various options within the app are said to be on the fritz.
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Convinced the speaker was on the fritz, Carolyn turned off Taylor's tunes.
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A digital clock goes on the fritz and rearranges itself to 4:04.
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Thinking his phone was on the fritz, Hill hung up and tried again.
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"Technology always goes on the fritz at the worst possible time," he lamented.
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His laptop went on the fritz, which kept him off his Twitch channel.
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This year, on the first day, the Expedition's brakes were on the fritz.
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He gamely played a robot on the fritz in the aforementioned Westworld skit.
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When one Furby went on the fritz, it couldn't be easily swapped out for another.
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What they got instead was a blinking yellow light that occasionally goes on the fritz.
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The fuel error wasn't caught right away, because the fuel gauge was on the fritz.
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"Your brain is generally on the fritz when you drank heavily the day before," Naqvi says.
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But he's broke, got no money because the machines at Thrifty's are still on the fritz.
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And you know, what's the best thing to do when your computer is on the fritz?
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The best time to buy a washer, dryer, and other appliances Washer or dryer on the fritz?
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Polling places around the country have reported extremely long lines and instances of machines on the fritz.
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One day, without warning, he goes on the fritz, slamming face first into a bowl of cereal.
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Offerings including Find My iPhone, Find My Friends, News, and whole chunks of iCloud are on the fritz.
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Jesse could normally bring her back to life with Genesis, but his power is mysteriously on the fritz.
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The center is closed two days a week for upkeep, but individual works are often on the fritz.
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But this is bigger than just a broken screen on a phone or a tractor on the fritz.
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Despite reports that Apple's car initiative may be on the fritz, the company still has plenty to focus on.
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It commenced with electronics on the fritz (see: Detective "Woof" and his flickering flashlight), as all Lynch mysteries must.
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Steve Bannon Trump's campaign was on the fritz when Bannon and Conway joined up during the summer of 2016.
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But recently, semiconductor stocks have been on the fritz, so on Tuesday, CNBC's decided to check in on some key players.
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But recently, semiconductor stocks have been on the fritz, so on Tuesday, Cramer decided to check in on some key players.
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Let's face it, we're in the peak of summer and that means heat and humidity has our makeup on the fritz.
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When some L.A. Times readers called to inquire about their print edition, the customer service phone lines were on the fritz.
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Conversely, when she steps out of bed and into water, it turns out that her washing machine is on the fritz.
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I also liked ACUTE ANGLE, ON THE FRITZ, BENEVOLENT, SET THE SCENE, EYESORE, ONLOOKER, YEAR ZERO, OPEN WIDE and, of course, ZUGZWANG.
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Ford told the police that the store's credit card system was on the fritz, delaying his checkout by 30 to 45 minutes.
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Messenger was on the fritz in other countries as well, and earlier that day Typhoon Damrey had hit Vietnam's central coast, hard.
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Apple chargers can also be spotty at times, so having a spare will be a lifesaver if one ever goes on the fritz.
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And with the Fed indicating that two more hikes are on the horizon, he could understand why some bulls were on the fritz.
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And then her TV goes nuts, as its auto-Photoshopping features appear to go on the fritz and devour the faces of people onscreen.
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Ever since gaining consciousness on the technicians' slab, Maeve has been on the fritz, experiencing some memories that her daily resets haven't entirely wiped away.
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Since the rate cut last month, markets have been on the fritz, under pressure from the U.S.-China trade tensions and signs of a global slowdown.
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It fills you up and keeps you warm, so if your electric blanket is on the fritz, you wont catch pneumonia and die in your sleep.
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After the call was made, he apologized to his teammates, saying simply "I dunno" and then pointed to his head, like it was on the fritz.
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I tried not to hold it against them, but some had suffered in transportation, or in the fluctuating temperatures of a chest freezer on the fritz.
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They're also sweat-proof and waterproof so won't have to worry about them going on the fritz if you've hit the treadmill a bit too hard.
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The 700s were tested in all sorts of climate conditions, so hopefully you won't get any false inputs or have your music randomly go on the fritz.
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Messenger users took to Twitter to air their online grievances about the outage, as has become standard protocol when a social media platform goes on the fritz.
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A key American fuel gauge is on the fritz, and no one seems sure how to fix it — is cheap gas helping the economy or isn't it?
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I just stopped having sex, period—not because I didn't want sex anymore, but because my anxiety surrounding the act put my sexual imagination on the fritz.
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Players, in this understanding, are units that generate things, and the game is to arrange them properly; Sarver was mad that his millennials were on the fritz.
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But often — usually when we're throwing a dinner party — the speakers will stop playing as the app goes on the fritz for prolonged periods without obvious reason.
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Spider-Man's ability to feel what's coming next is a huge pillar of his mythology… and the Sense is completely on the fritz when Far From Home opens.
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Compounding the embarrassment was the fact that the car went on the fritz under the watchful gaze of Jia Yueting, founder of LeEco, billionaire, and FF's main investor.
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The cryptocurrency market is on the fritz with correction threats looming, but that might not be so bad for cybersecurity leaders like Kevin Mandia, the CEO of FireEye.
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If Westworld is eventually going to catch up to the story of the movie (where Hosts on the fritz started killing guests), we'll need a few guests to care about.
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WeWork was facing a different sort of meltdown on Tuesday at its office space in San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood: A plant-based frozen yogurt machine was on the fritz.
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For instance, in a school availability P2628, if the air conditioning is on the fritz, the contract will specify that repairs must be made within a certain period of time.
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At the end of the clip, he begins poking holes in the screen that make the OLED panel go on the fritz — but there's no sign of any glass fracturing.
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Bieber's threat to vanish from the lives of his beliebers has, truly, been a long time coming — the 22-year-old singer has been on the fritz with his "beliebers" lately.
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I often do like to meal prep on Sundays, but we were out of town in Boston last weekend, and with our fridge on the fritz, we can't really buy groceries.
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WATCH THIS: Best Home Improvement Tips for Every Budget Unless systems such as your electrical, plumbing, or HVAC are on the fritz, don't invest time and money improving them, Golub recommends.
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When the hosts become self-aware, they fall into a state of existential despair so profound that many of them, like Bernard, glitch and sputter like an appliance on the fritz.
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The comment section for today's column seems to be on the fritz, but the emus, with their trusty power tools and strong, prehensile feet, are working on it as we speak.
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In the meantime, her 2018 Jeep Compass' system has been on the fritz since Sunday night, when she had to make a two-hour drive home from New Jersey with no radio.
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And Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts' display of the wonderfully witchy paintings from the turn of the last century by Agnes Pelton set my heart aflutter and my camera phone on the fritz.
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Early review units had revealed a number of critical issues—faulty hinges, layers peeling off the display, and screens on the fritz—which turned the $1,980 smartphone dream into a PR nightmare.
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Beyonce's legion of fans got caught in a transportation catastrophe after her L.A. concert because the Uber app went on the fritz ... leaving the door open for Lyft, to save the day.
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But even as Krantz writes with forgiving fondness, this new wealth is also seen clearly, as a bunch of vulgar assholes with hardly any scruples and moral compasses frequently on the fritz.
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But, younger Jonas (Louis Hofmann) is simply tossed 803 years into the future, and Winden's electricity starts starts going on the fritz in 1953, 1986, and 2019, the years affected by the cave.
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My younger son, Aidan, an absurdly optimistic fan, sent me an email in Rio to say that his crystal ball had gone on the fritz on Mets matters, offering only riddles and parables.
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You're great at developing day-to-day skill sets that are useful in the world, like creating a well-designed and customized planner or repairing the office printer that's always on the fritz.
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Fractured into glitchy segments like a television monitor on the fritz, Mundt captures the elastic movements of her subjects and the media fracas that surrounded them during the international athletic competition and after.
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Yasiel Puig was underwater at his Miami mansion when his refrigerator went on the fritz, but he says his insurance company's giving him the high hard one -- refusing to pay up, according to a lawsuit.
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Read: Canada Tries to Turn Its A.I. Ideas Into Dollars Meltdown A freezer went on the fritz at the University of Alberta in Edmonton and melted away tens of thousands of years of climate history.
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Click here to view original GIFCredits: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/SDO/Joy NgNo, the space-based Solar Dynamics Observatory isn't on the fritz—it was actually instructed to make this flip while snapping pics of the Sun.
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Diane and BoJack have always had a special, if also complicated, relationship, and with Diane's relationship with Mr. Peanutbutter perpetually on the fritz, season 4 might be the time they finally figure out what it is that they have.
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And while Besson good-naturedly jokes about the limits of the mediating equipment — wondrous as these portals are, they're still prone to go on the fritz like any other gizmo — he reinforces its awe-inspiring potential over everything else.
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In 2012, a freezer containing brain tissue samples at the Harvard Brain Tissue Resource Center went on the fritz, thawing almost 150 stored brains, an event that researchers at the time said would slow the pace of autism research.
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In between casually watching a tube TV on the fritz, a relatively calm man runs the local general store, supplying essential goods based on a tab system, since everyone there can barely earn enough (mostly from picking crops) to scrape by.
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She makes me hope for her happiness, for her safety, and in something good and trashy — like that nanny movie or "Whispers in the Dark" (another light-bulb-on-the-fritz part, this time a bedeviled shrink) — for her revenge.
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No. 27 REBOUND 8: I worried the thing I am watching these on was on the fritz, because like our first block of the night, this ALSO involves Kemba Walker blocking a jump shot, and the ball drifting gently into Howard's hands.
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Even the producers were on the fritz, forgetting to include any footage of Raven receiving the group date rose (she just magically has it later), and making the absolutely unbelievable decision to introduce a Caribbean maid named Lorna to wait on Corrine.
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Today, for instance, we ran around like crazy after school (picking up dry-cleaning, buying ice because our freezer's on the fritz), and by the time I pulled into the driveway, my four exhausted kids were sleeping bobble-heads in the back.
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In another instance, FISC made NSA double check that data collected during a period when its post-collection checks ensuring targets really were located overseas were on the fritz, to make sure that targets hadn't entered the US while they were targeted.
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That he's here to play the chief technician who inspects the Hosts when they seem to be on the fritz indicates that he'll probably be one of my favorite parts of the show going forward (even if he's a little underused here).
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Speaking through union representatives, facilities workers explained that the lack of power and heat were the result of a perfect storm: The electrical panel that had gone on the fritz received power from Con Edison, and when it caught fire, the generator switch melted, too, preventing the building from switching to generator power.
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The new cast is middle-aged where the old one was young; they have a stolid, almost morose air that fits their roles (Margaret excluded) as redoubtable figures in a dying empire, the symbols of a glory that their country—going through tumult after turmoil, currency on the fritz, politically divided—no longer possesses.
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A series of massive explosions on the Sun caused a radio network designed to warn people of hurricanes in remote regions, including the Caribbean, to go on the fritz during the time period when it would have been issuing information about Hurricane Irma, both the manager of the network and a NOAA representative confirmed to Motherboard.
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If you're at all worried that your empathy chip might be on the fritz, a viewing of the extraordinary new documentary Gleason might make for a good test-run: By the end of this intensely up-close, two-hour account of a young athlete's physical decline due to ALS you'll be rubbing your eyes, overwhelmed by a sense of... ...OK, I can tell I'm about to lose you.
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The early 1990s were her peak — a small, spicy part in "Cadillac Man"; the emotional center of Spike Lee's third-rail social melodrama "Jungle Fever"; a starring role in "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle," which needed her to play dumb until the light bulb that had been on the fritz for 100 minutes stayed on long enough to show her that the nanny from hell needed to be sent straight back.
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In "Face on the Fritz", he gets an upgrade. He has a tendency to get jealous easily.
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Although the video was already on the fritz towards the end of the third, CBS announcer Dick Stockton waited for nearly three minutes before adjusting to a radio play-by-play.
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At the 2013 Drum Corps International World Championship, the first-place winners, the Carolina Crown, earned a perfect score in the brass section when they performed parts of "Knee Play 3", "Trial/Prison", "Spaceship", and "Knee Play 5". Among the works of Peter Schickele's fictitious alter ego P.D.Q. Bach is one called Einstein on the Fritz (S. E=mc2).
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On the Fritz is the title of the third release and second full-length album by Christian rock singer-songwriter Steve Taylor. It was released in 1985 on Sparrow Records. Produced by musician Ian McDonald, Taylor arranged and wrote all of the tracks on the album. After its release, the album peaked at the No. 8 slot on Billboards Top Contemporary Christian album chart.
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The song "On the Fritz", the title track from Taylor's next studio album, was also targeted at Swaggart. Swaggart later struck back by devoting part of a chapter of Religious Rock 'N' Roll, a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing () to Taylor, whom he saw as playing evil rock music. During a performance at 1984's Cornerstone Festival, Taylor fractured his ankle while jumping off the stage. He finished the summer's tour in an electric wheelchair.
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As if it ever is. It is time to get some hot food and start coding. Unfortunately the crash landing caused the replicators to go on the fritz—every time you ask for a pizza, a slice is missing. When you ask the computer why it keeps holding back a slice, it claims it needs to taste the pizza first to be sure it's kosher, and that this is a feature. Feature. Right.
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"By the ripe old age of 17, while his contemporaries were learning how to sharpen pencils, Hirschfeld became an art director at Selznick Pictures. He held the position for about four years, and then in 1924 Hirschfeld moved to Paris to work and lead the Bohemian life. Hirschfeld also grew a beard, necessitated by the exigencies of living in a cold water flat. This he retained for the next 75 years, presumably because "you never know when your oil burner will go on the fritz.
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He released two more studio albums, On the Fritz and I Predict 1990. However, despite his popularity within Christian music, he also attracted controversy due to his biting satire, particularly with I Predict 1990. Frustrated by the limitations of Christian music, Taylor abandoned the scene and, in 1989, started the band Chagall Guevara, which signed to MCA in an attempt to break into the general market. The band proved short-lived, however, as its self-titled debut album fared poorly commercially despite receiving lavish critical praise.
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When the novel opens, Ray Beam is mulling over the decline of his career; he's still making money from residuals, but he's unable to write new music. He's shaken up when a cute temp at his promotional office asks for his autograph - the machine that automatically signs autographs is on the fritz, so she asked him to do the job himself. Ray invites the temp, Lily, into his limo, where he does a line of cocaine and attempts to seduce her. She rebuffs him; he realizes that she isn't one of his fans.
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The crew attempt to play a game of poker, with Lister attempting to teach Cat how to have a proper poker face, but Cat failing to understand. Kryten interrupts to report on a resource-rich station to scavenge, which the crew head-off towards onboard Starbug, severely on the fritz to the point it requires an elaborate start-up sequence to work. Due to a powerful sandstorm, they are left temporarily stranded there. The crew venture through the base, encountering "cyrobooths" bearing the names of Messalina, Vlad the Impaler, Joseph Stalin, and Adolf Hitler.
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After making his third guest appearance on Law & Order in 2005,Law & Order-Season 15-Episode 20-Tombstone Weaver made a "secret decision to retire".On the Fritz In 2010, Weaver was inducted into the American Theater Hall of Fame. Shortly thereafter, he came out of retirement to make an uncredited cameo in This Must Be the Place (2011), voicing the deceased father of Sean Penn's protagonist. He went on to give prominent supporting performances in the Emmy-nominated television film Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight (2013) and the theatrically-released We'll Never Have Paris (2014), The Cobbler (2014) and The Congressman (2016).
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Schickele's works attributed to P. D. Q. Bach often incorporate comical rearrangements of well-known works of other composers. The works use instruments not normally used in orchestras, such as the bagpipes, slide whistle, kazoo, and fictional or experimental instruments such as the pastaphone (made of uncooked manicotti), tromboon,Tromboon at Dolmetsch Music Dictionary hardart, lasso d'amore,Lasso d'amore at Dolmetsch Music Dictionary and left-handed sewer flute. There is often a startling juxtaposition of styles within a single Bach piece. The Prelude to Einstein on the Fritz, which alludes to Philip Glass' opera Einstein on the Beach, provides an example.
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Clone Club News Flash Fall 1984/Winter 1985 (Sock Heaven) In 1985, Taylor received his first Grammy nomination in the "Best Male Gospel Performance" category, while also being nominated for Dove Awards as "Gospel Artist of the Year" and for Meltdown as the "Best Contemporary Album of the Year". Taylor and "Some Band" performed at the Dove Awards ceremonies in Nashville in April of that year, where they were introduced by Pat Boone. Taylor followed that release with On the Fritz, produced by Foreigner's Ian McDonald. Fritz was Taylor's first album to use all studio musicians instead of his usual backing group.
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His first recordings were created in 1957 when the band recorded the original tracks "Memories of Vienna Waltz" and "Polka Dancers Polka" on the Paragon Label. Meisner and his band began to be noticed around Milwaukee after they appeared on the Fritz the Plumber Radio Show. They recorded their second record, "The 400 Polka and Waltzing in Vienna", in 1957 and followed it up with 1959's "Pretty Polly and Till I Return". When Meisner's National Guard unit was called up in 1962, the band did not release a record until it came out with the LP album "A Polka and Waltz Holiday," on Cuca Records.
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Eventually, Peterson says, "he plans to meet Mantle there and talk about old times." Sports author Maury Allen is quoted as saying, "Fritz's book is even better than Bouton's Ball Four." He is the author of The Art of De-Conditioning: Eating Your Way to Heaven, where he writes about his decision to "accept his own eating habits and no longer worry about his weight affecting him on the field." His third book, When the Yankees Were on the Fritz: Revisiting the Horace Clarke Era, looks at a low-point in Yankee history when the team could not win a pennant despite the pitching combination of Peterson and Stottlemyre.
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