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Try to park at the back on the grassy area of the parking lot. We've ended up there until sunrise a couple of times. They don't seem to mind as much back there. Bring cups for your beverages. Avoid open container hassles

How many joints did it take? Get the antenna high Don't get high wayy up there with your antenna We don't want anyone falling off their roofs

I'm just two rows behind you guys Rockin' the 200s

You didn't let anyone see you type that did you?? hehehehehe

Trailer for Season 4. Looks good ... but these can be deceiving

Nothing from Friends of Masey Hall yet Wilco says: http://www.wilcoworld.net/shows/index.php August 12th presale via Front Gate http://frontgatetickets.com/

Nice playlist: http://www.glidemagazine.com/hiddentrack/through-the-years-genesis-1970-2007/ http://www.glidemagazine.com/hiddentrack/?p=17402' target="_self"> 1970 - Shepard 1971 - Fountain of Salmacis (Nursery Cryme 1971) 1972 - The Musical Box, Belgian TV 1972 1973 - Watcher of The Skies - Live Shepperton 1973 1974 - Dancing Out w/The Moonlit Knight (Live in Montreal) 1975 - The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (Live in Bern) 1976 - Supper’s Ready (Pt. II) (w. Bill Bruford) 1977 - Firth of Fifth (Six Hours Live) 1978 - The Lady Lies 1979 - Carpet Crawlers (Live 7/15/79) 1980 - Los Endos (Live in London) 1981 - Mike Rutherford Interview 1982 - Solsbury Hill Milton Keynes Rehearsal (w. Peter Gabriel) 1983 - In The Cage / Cinema Show (Live in Montreal) 1984 - Second Home by the Sea (Live on Mama Tour) 1985 - Phil Collins & Philip Bailey - Easy Lover (Video) 1986 - Invisible Touch Tour Rehearsals 1987 - Abacab (Live at Wembley) 1988 - Land of Confusion - Misunderstanding (Atlantic 40th Anniversary Concert - New York City) 1989 - Phil Collins Japanese TV Interview 1990 - Turn It On Again (Live at Knebworth) 1991 - I Can’t Dance (Live) 1992 - Tonight Tonight Tonight (The Way We Walk Tour - Live) 1998 - Invisible Touch (Live in Poland) 2007 - Follow You, Follow Me (Live in Rome)

AHHHH ... HGTV and FOOD Network are cable only stations afaik. You'd never get those from an antenna How many stations you'll get seems to be determined by how high you can get your antenna and boosting the signal with an amp (often come with the antenna). I did a quick search and here's what one guy is getting in Guelph (just the digital channels, you get more UHH/VHF as well): WGRZ-DT 2.1 WGRZ-DT 2.2 WIVB-HD 4.1 CBLT-DT 5.1 WKBW-DT 7.1 CFTO HD 9.1 CHCH-DT 11.1 WNED-HD 17.1 WNED-SD 17.2 WNED-TH 17.3 WNLO-HD 23-1 CBLFT-D25.1 CTS-HD36.1 OMNI-2 44.1 OMNI-1 64-1 Here's the thread: http://www.remotecentral.com/cgi-bin/mboard/rc-sat/thread.cgi?3878 You may want to call this person too and grab a tower http://guelph.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-home-garden-TV-Antenna-Tower-W0QQAdIdZ143557891

Makes perfect sense to me now. Thanks for that info. Not expecting a Cup or anything this season, but damn it should be fun to watch some games this season and how other teams cope with Burke's Leafs

Get your high speed internet through a secondary provider. My research showed that this is a great alternative (and Canadian): http://www.teksavvy.com/en/index.asp Give them a call (their operators are in CANADA!!!) and they'll explain what they can do for you at your current location. Get Vonage http://www.vonage.ca/ for your phone. $19.95 a month for TONS of features and far superior to Bell/Rogers VOIP phones. I've had this for a couple of years now and love it. For your HD TV, get an OTR antennae. http://www.monoprice.com/products/product.asp?c_id=109&cp_id=10901&cs_id=1090102&p_id=4730&seq=1&format=2 You'd be AMAZED at how much you can pick up. The higher up you can get your antennae the better. Mine is on the side of my house and it picks up about 10-12 HD stations (uncompressed) and a bunch of SD channels. Other than that, get a Megashares, Megaupload, Rapidshare, etc. account and simply download all your HD content. Works like a charm for me.

Great work Basher. I see your article got linked to Hidden Track as well. Way to go: http://www.glidemagazine.com/hiddentrack/afternews-yet-another-phish-post/

Palin's final speech was a thing of poetic beauty...And who does poetry better than Shatner?

Start requesting songs http://www.wilcoworld.net/shows/request.php?s=498

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WTF???

Not-so-friendly skies: United gives to itself, not musician whose guitar it broke http://www.walletpop.com/blog/2009/07/22/not-so-friendly-skies-united-gives-to-itself-not-musician-whos/

Trailer leaked ... Disney has pulled it from all over the interwebs: http://preparetoenteraworldofpain.com/alice-in-wonderland-trailer-leaked/

He's runnin' for Mayor of NYC: http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20090721/en_afp/lifestyleuspoliticsoffbeat

no this:

This guy caught it and gave it to Basher. I think he winked at him too:

Win tix: http://www.nowtoronto.com/cgi-bin/EH/EventHandler.cgi?Actn=Entry_Form&Fnm=event242&User_ID=contests Band Buzz - Railroad Earth WIN TICKETS! Enter to WIN a pair of tickets to see Railroad Earth, August 9 at Lee’s Palace, 19+ Railroad Earth’s music is driven by the remarkable songs of front-man, Todd Sheaffer, and is delivered with seamless arrangements and superb musicianship courtesy of all six band members. They can jam with the best of them, but they’re not a jam band. They’re bluegrass influenced, but they use drums and amplifiers (somewhat taboo in the bluegrass world). RRE bristles about being lumped into any one “scene.†Not out of animosity for any other artists: it’s just that they don’t find the labels very useful. According to fiddle player Tim Carbone, “We use unique acoustic instrumentation, but we’re definitely not a bluegrass band – so that doesn’t fit. And I think the term ‘jam band’ probably refers more to the fans than to the band. I think these fans just like live music.†When the band does elect to “comment†on a song via an extended improvisation, they really cook – and have received the approval of no less than Grateful Dead bass player Phil Lesh, who knows a thing or two about jamming. To check out more, click railroadearth.com Deadline for entries is Sunday, July 26 at 11pm. One entry per household.

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I think I found a pic of your dog

pffft. Yeah right. Them's fightin' words. My pug could kick some pekingese butt. Now, maybe he could challenge him to a sleep-off!

In their younger years: Marley and Otis (now 13 and 15 years old!) Otis' first phish show Lake Placid '95 (he had to stay at the hotel )