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i want to do it but probably need to share with someone maybe a neighbour.

http://moe.org/moedown/?c=65&PHPSESSID=7710cdbdf253ab052a68a02f90fcd053

have fun kevo! i'll only be in ottawa on the 27th but if you're going for drinks or anything that night maybe i'll see ya. if not, have a good trip

do we have any onsale info for tix yet? i haven't seen any.

i don't see myself switching from CDs anytime soon. OK it's a little more effort to put in a CD than to press a button on my crappy ipod that's gonna die in a few months but i like the whole package, having CDs to choose from (visually), album covers/art, liner notes, actually having the product that was made for this purpose. i like it.

sniffle. ah well at least i get to see neil!!

safe journey dude

happy bday

wow, sounds like it was a great show! dang.

happy birthday!

YESSSS!

oh, so sorry if my post was confusing, i already gave it to a friend for sunday.

not that anyone wanted to go...but fyi decided to go tomorrow and then give to someone for sunday. tonight was great stuff!

bump welcome to make me an offer

dang, i will be away! good thing i'm seeing them next weekend. booo on a 45 min. set though.

i bought a pass but am so tired lately and have a lot to do this weekend! i don't want to eat the cost of the pass though, since i can certainly still go...just feeling a bit burnt out. so if anyone wanted to go saturday and sunday and wants my pass for a good deal let me know! both days are full days of music.

i really enjoyed the d. rangers last night, they had the dance tent party goin on! great fun stuff. bob ross was eh, i know he's amazing but the music is kinda boring. vieux farka toure was good, but we were so tired. LOVE the site. absolutely gorgeous! had an awesome meal from the green door booth, and watched a beautiful sunset and sailboats. it made me feel like i was back home again

that's some speedy math right there

lol

Feds match Chinese, Burma aid donations Minister visits Scarborough to announce funding BY MIKE ADLER Inside Toronto August 14, 2008 03:58 PM Disasters struck Burma and China this year, wiping out villages in an instant and leaving millions of people homeless. But Canadians and their government responded swiftly, groups from the Chinese and Burmese communities and the Canadian Red Cross said this week. All were at Scarborough's Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto to hear International Cooperation Minister Bev Oda say her government matched $30 million raised for victims of the Sichuan earthquake and $11.6 million for cyclone relief in Burma. In all, Canada will spend $56.7 million to speed recovery from the two disasters, said Oda. "This, we believe, reflects the compassion of all Canadians." Victor Wong of the Chinese Canadian National Council said three months after the earthquake the building has just started. The catastrophes affected more than 46 million people and left despair in their wake, he said. Tin Maung Htoo, executive director of Canadian Friends of Burma, said Cyclone Nargis, which hit Htoo's isolated homeland just weeks before the earthquake, was the worst natural disaster Burma has ever faced. "In the middle of the night more than 100,000 men, women and children were taken away by a 10-foot wall of water and 200-kilometre-plus winds in their deep sleep," he said. Htoo, adding he knows families whose relatives in Burma are still missing, thanked the federal government for a special permit his group needed to send money into Burma. Getting disaster aid to Burma, also known as Myanmar, was difficult because of obstruction by the country's military regime. Canadian law does not normally allow for transfers of goods or money that can help the Burmese government in any way. The minister said Canada entrusted agencies such as the Red Cross to hand aid directly to victims of the disasters and not the governments of Burma or China. Asked about reports Burmese authorities had seized materials intended for cyclone refugees, Oda said she was assured Canada's aid goods would be flown to Bangkok, Thailand and transferred at the Burmese border to Red Cross volunteers who could distribute them in the stricken areas. Canada is supporting a total of 20 aid projects in China and Burma, all to be completed by next May, she added, Oda began the Thursday announcement by offering the country's condolences to the families of two Canadian aid workers killed days earlier in Afghanistan. Such people "demonstrate the strength of their courage and extent of compassion" by their work around the world, she said. http://www.insidetoronto.com/news/News/Scarborough/article/53662

sorry to hear about your colleague blane

typical booche

geraldo kinda looks like booche.....hmmmmmmmmm

:thumbup:

i just read something about a new site in NYC http://www.observer.com/2008/real-estate/rock-hall-annex-coming-soho