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Look at you and your fancy words. I actually had to look that one up...

bippity bumpity

God what a line-up. I know I said that months ago, but damn!

I think I recall being up against another student in my school's public speaking competition and that was their topic. I'm sure google/bradM could verify....

I believe she was the athlete that was stripped of her medal for using the allergy medication Seldane? For some reason that random factoid/recollection seems to be rattling around my brain

God dang, I love it when these two bands play together.

Well there's a selling point Just kidding. I hope you're able to recover some costs there NewRider. Or maybe you should just go! Line up is certainly SWEEEET!

Did I hear Sarah Harmer sat in with Julie in Hamilton?

I had wondered if they were related

If I could I would...

Happening again! A great event last year. Feist Emmylou Harris Daniel Lanois Gord Downie & The Sadies Sara Harmer Brian Blade Brady L. Blade Sr. & the Hallelujiah Train Mike Master Mike Jesse Cook plus more to be announced. Adults $69.50 Youth (10-16) $19.50 Children 9 and under are free A couple of contending possibilities for me that weekend, but really glad to see this is happening again. http://www.harvestpicnic.ca/

Happy belated. Keep it crusty

A little clip caught by my friend Sarah of them singing ten thousand words from our vantage point. It "begins" to capture one of many chilling moments. Oh, and the Head Full of Doubt was a wowzers moment that particularly stood out for me too

Nice review Jay

What a tender piece of passion, wisdom, beauty and angst. Damn, they sure strike a chord. My cup runneth over Damn.

I was told by someone who went last night that they went on around 8:40. No opener. Played for two and a half hours with no set break. I wish all shows started at that time...

No doubt! You've made some incredible headway on a very impressive bucket list this year!!

Yes, yes, yes. 3rd row'd too. I hope I'm not too rowdy. Their energy is pretty infectious. Edit to add, I'm there tomorrow. Not tonight. Enjoy tonight folks!! They're so damn good.

I doubt this one will end up pizza pizza'd. That's quite a few bands to squeeze into one bill.

Its nice to be taken away as I sit at this mundane screen. Thanks guys!

Very very cool. Never even heard of it so thanks for sharing.

Dirty deeds done dirt cheap!

Ha Nick Nolte

We're all going to a hell in a handbucket anyways

Cosmetics and personal care products (e.g. shampoos, lotions, creams, make-up, etc, etc) can be really bad news. Increasing evidence of many of their active ingredients being endocrine disruptors. Our skin is a huge conduit for exposure. Our government has a hard time getting a handle on the real risk of many of these products as there's a lack of information on what is in imported products and we lack the clout given our dependency on imports to really make industry do much about that. Propriterary interests are protected over public health Indoor air and dust is also a huge source for nasty exposures as our chemical laden carpets, furniture, fabrics, toys, etc, paints, household cleaners, etc break down and we inhale and ingest the stuff. Little ones crawling around on the floor and putting their hands in their mouths are particularly vulnerable for exposures, and are most vulnerable in terms of various adverse health impacts. Attempt to purchase safer alternative products and building supplies (home renovations are also a nasty source of environmental risks), avoid carpets, and keep surfaces free of dust (if only i could keep on top of my own advice) Almost all food and beverage packaging (canned goods) are lined with BPA, a known endocrine disruptor. If you eat these food sources all of the time, could be bad news for you or your offspring. And the list goes on and on and on...