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DSO formed and started playing the music of my favourite band The Grateful Dead some local (sorta) shows coming up... Sat Nov 10 - Dibden Performing Arts Center 337 College Hill, Johnson, VT SOLD OUT DSO'S TENTH ANNIVERSARY SHOW! Sun Nov 11 - Higher Ground Ballroom 1214 Williston Rd. South, Burlington, VT Tue Nov 13 - Higher Ground Ballroom 1214 Williston Rd. South, Burlington, VT Wed Nov 14 - Higher Ground Ballroom 1214 Williston Rd. South, Burlington, VT Thu Nov 15 - Smith Opera House 82 Seneca Street, Geneva, NY Fri Nov 16 - Lowell Memorial Auditorium 50 E. Merrimack St., Lowell, MA Unbroken Chain: The Grateful Dead in Music, Culture and Memory - A Public Symposium Sat Nov 17 - Amherst Fine Arts Center North Pleasant St., Amherst, MA check out the full schedule here

I LOVE Julie Toboggan from The Shovels and Benj Rowland from The County Boys

Welding Teacher here Stanford International College by day and George Brown College by night (currently teaching a Blueprint Reading course) In my spare time I pretend I'm Bear Grylls

Bees !! that's my fave song

ooops...I forgot to mention, the Zenn car has now been approved in Canada!

Zenn Car I've never seen one of these and they don't look too kid friendly either (although there is a kid in the pic), but no one had mentioned it yet, so... it's 100% electric check out the vid on youtube in my next post

without a doubt... Bright Eyes > Cassadaga

The Dalai Lama mentioned in the beginning of his talk that those in attendance with expectations may leave disappointed . I went in expecting to smile and laugh, and he certainly did not disappoint! He is so funny and honest and humble and that's why I love that guy so much! another fave quote of the talk...

my favourite quote by The Dalai Lama yesterday...talking about mother and child bonding

as much as I love chocolate i don't eat it for breakfast (or before 4:20 for that matter) very often, unless it's in biscotti form with my coffee. This morning though it was (moooses recipe)spicy biscotti with my dark roast. If there are any other biscotti lovers out there, I'll post the recipe for these killer coffee dunkers in the foodeeze forum.

ya..it goes right into his pocket for party favours later on! I paid $45 for freakin' WEEN totally worth the $50 I paid to sit a few rows back and listen to that man talk The last time he was in town, I was smiling for a week

I know that in 2005 when the Dalai Lama spoke at the Rogers Centre on The Power of Compassion, it took a LONG time to get everyone inside. The organizers ended up holding off until everyone got to their seat before His Holiness came out on stage. So...maybe to avoid the chaos that ensued last visit they decided to open the doors early this time around?!? I'm sending my students home at 2pm today so I don't miss anything. I doubt that helped you at all, but I think you should be safe until 4:30 rolls around.

I am really looking forward to this afternoon! Enjoy the talk Stn.Mtn yay...Tenzin Gyatso

happy birthday

I clicked on VBR ZIP and it d/l'd the entire show for me

I went there in 1989, 90 & 91 My first year was super-8, so that tells you how out of date the program was in regards to todays technology. Now I am a welding teacher

nice where was the show? there used to be a big bar at the university that bands played at and usually got a decent crowd they closed it down though last time i was living in Vic We used to see Stephen's old bands A Particular Wave and Gnu there

are you a foley artist COP? I studied film at Humber and thought that would have made for a cool job

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one of mine too Waving My Dick in the Wind was fun! thanks c-towns for the beers and the ticket this is the second time I've gone to The Docks for a halloween show and someone has stolen my jacket! fawkin' arse