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John The Revelator - Blind Willie Johnson (circa 1930) ............

I also posted a larger version of the video in the video forum. I'm told the vide was ypulled from youtube very quickly so I don't expect this one to stay around to long...

I recorded it & am uploading it to my google video account now and also to sendspace in case anyone is interested in a copy. [color:red][edit to add] Heres the sendspace for the video, its only 50mb so it should be quick. http://www.sendspace.com/file/bl8g4m

Interesting. I wonder where on the intelligence scale that puts people who don't like winter, yet willingly live in one of the coldest Ontario cities below the 50th parallel.

Disc 2 of 3

Winters working for me. I'm just hoping the temp remains low, I can certianly handle a lot more ice fishing.

Jaimoe - I got that album on amazon, as I wasn't able to find any record/cd store that carried the series (1-3) in Hamilton anyway. But I also like to surf music blogs a lot and find many "out-of-print", discontinued and vinyl transfers being shared as well.

Same music I listen to any other time of the year. Of course, christmas music would be the exception.

I haven't seen it yet (suprise eh) but am looking forward to it, especially since a lot of the reviews I've read are all over the place, by critics, fans & non-fans. Much like Bob himself. Awesome, sounds like they did it right.

Thanks Jaimoe, I just wish I could carry my attitude about my cancer into my everyday life.

Sorta having the same conversation with someone on another board who feels the same as you it seems, so I've kinda cut & pasted some of what I said there to here. One thing I learned (which was paramount) while dealing with my cancer was never say never, always be positive and don't dwell on the possible bad outcomes. I was told I would never walk again after they removed four major tumors from my spine (they were growing on my nerves, literally), yet here I am today walking, even able to run to a degree - although I am still dealing with some after ten years I have yet to let it get me down. Just got to stay positive, plain & simple, as hard as or impossible as it may seem at times. Even a 1% chance is better then nothing. Well, I guess the official word is remission, but for the most part I beat it according to the doctors, since my cancer (spinal ependymoma) was benign, so in a sense I was quite lucky as cancer goes. The worst part was location and the effect it had. Growing inside my spine and on my nerves it was numbing my legs to the point I couldn't move or use them, causing extreme undescribable pain in my lower back & at times I would lose all control basically from the waist down, I'll spare some details, but I think you get it. I had two spinal surgeries to remove the most aggressive & trouble tumors, then I had about 6 month (5 days a week) radiation treatments, then a 4 month break and treatments two days a week for a few months. After that it was monthly check ups and eventually annuals, until they declared it finished. The Juravinski is a great place, the docotrs, nurses & volunteers are all amazing people who do great work - I'm thankful to them all.

this would be a great slogan A friend I made at the cancer clinic here in Hamilton when I first started my rads back in 97 made stickers & shirts for a few of us "like minded" folks with that very phrase on it. I still have the shirt somewhere I think.

Just had a bottle of Scorpion Mezcal Gran Reserva (7 yr old) given to me a month ago from my cousin, she wouldn't drink it because it has a socrpion in it instead of a worm. http://www.scorpionmezcal.com/mezcals/scorpion7.shtml

You can also stream it by clicking this link... http://panicstream.net/streams/eric_clapton/2008-02-26/player.html And..if you want to save any of the shows that are streamed at Panic stream, click here The lossless versions are on TDD & DaD as well, and sound great. Hundreds of seeds on DaD. 2008-02-26 Trader's Den Dime-a-dozen 2008-02-25 Trader's Den Dime-a-dozen [color:red][edit to add] Only posting the TDD & DaD links in case some folks (like me) have their torrent clients set to not allow DHT, since most of the sites I go to don't allow it.

Lately Forty Creek has been the choice of whisky, but I still love my Wiser's Reserve (43%) when it's available or we request a case be order.