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Peace & Love to you today and always!!!

In case anyone is in the market for computer hardware, Jays & Argos tix, Rogers Cup Tennis, Canadian Opera Co, Art Gallery of Ontario membership, Stratford Festival, etc. I can get some notable discounts through work. (Just discovered our Corporate Partners intranet page). Let me know if you want me to look into any pricing.

I also get $10 of Jay tix at the 100 level outfield (behind the bullpens) OR field level bases. ($17 - $38, depending on game).

I can get discounted Argos tix through work if anyone is interested... $20.00 BRONZE $33.00 SILVER $48.00 GOLD Bronze Section Seating - The regular price is $33.00. Seats are located in the 100 and 200 level end zone and end zone corners. Silver Section Seating - The regular price is $52.00. Seats are located between the 10 and 30 yard line in the 100 level and from the end zone to the 10 yard line in the 200 level. Gold Section Seating - The regular price is $69.00. Seats are located between the 30 and 50 yard line in the 100 level and from the 10 to the 30 yard line in the 200 level.

So I'm thinking about coming in to the Hammer tonight for Jay Robinson/Mustashat at the Lionshead Pub (beside GO station). Is anyone going to come out and keep me company?

FREE Femi Kuti this weekend Saturday July 4, 2009 Meet the Artist - 3:30pm Concert - 9:00pm "Femi Kuti returns with a generous, powerful and timeless new album Day by Day, continuing to explore and push back the frontiers of Afrobeat music. Day by Day is Nigeria in all of its states: Elaborate instrumental patterns are found in both texture and in structure (“Demo Crazy.â€) Refrains as soulful as the best of old Curtis Mayfield hits (“Eh Ohâ€) set light to any dance floor. His group, Positive Force, built the foundations in Lagos. Femi’s young son, Madé, also joined the adventure, participating in all the tracks on this delicious album." Also: FREE King Sunny Adé at 6pm! http://www.harbourfrontcentre.com/worldroutes/festivals.cfm?id=1191 "King Sunny Adé and his band, His African Beats, continue to weave an infectious blend of electric guitars, synthesizers and multi-layered percussion. Born to a family of Nigerian royalty, Adé left school to pursue a career in music."

I don't know, but it sure made Stevie Wonder!

WTF?!? I wasn't expecting a July CTMF! Wassabi?!?

How bout a trade for 2 Lauzon tix? (don't worry Nibbler - I'll pay for them!)

1 more sleep! (if I actually make it to bed tonight). I have an empty room at my place if anyone needs to crash in the Tdot this weekend. I do mean empty... bring an air mattress or something.

I'm Jonesing these tix! How can I get them before tonight's show?

This weekend sure is a doozie in Toronto! Who's in for some Lauzon at the Envelope 3 MMW After Party?!? The show is now on the official Jazz fest line up so be sure to get advanced tix off of me or the Interweb if you can. I will have some at Sharon Jones on Friday as well as at MMW. Yee-Haw!!!

Who-ah! Are you catching up in age, or what? Hope it was as great as you are!!!

So Mirvish is bringing The Theatre Royal Stratford East Production of THE HARDER THEY COME by Perry Henzell. I was thinking about getting some cheap seats ($30) and checking it out... maybe a matinee on August 8th or 9th? It's selling out fast, so let me know if you're interested (other dates could also work). DATES: July 21 - August 23, 2009 VENUE: The Canon Theatre 244 Victoria St. Toronto, Ontario PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE: Tues - Sat, 8:00PM; Wed, Sat, Sun, 2:00PM Thur July 23, 7:00PM RUNNING TIME: 2:45 includes intermission ADVISORY: Strong language, smoking (non-tobacco products) on stage. Suggested for ages 12 and up. Children under the age of two will not be admitted.

I might cry, but I'll be there. End of an Era.

But how do the horses inflate the balls?!?

Nice work! The world just became a better place

What an incredible weekend of debauchilarious good times I am back in my cubicle with no voice, perma-dirty fingernails and scented with eau de campfire. My eyes are half closed but my mouth still can't wipe its Ghost Town smile off. Thanks to Mark and Rick and all the awesome musicians and vendors and everyone who made it happen (and also to everyone who came for being so happening, despite frigid temperatures). There were tons of new folks out this year, and lots of familiar faces as well. I can’t tell you how awesome it was to be jarred from my mid-day-2 mesmerized stupor by the sound of Miranda’s voice announcing “cheeseburgers†over a megaphone. Instantly I snapped to attention and got back in the game. Another CTMF victory!!!

I just found my new band name... "Hoofball Control"

What do gay horses eat? ... ... ...

Settle down kids... I'm sure we'll all be in fine form for the Crowning, whenever it happens to take place. I've got a secret accessory-supreme for my outfit so be ready to step it up! Can't wait to see you all

Whoot whoot! Thanks for always bringing folks to the next level Rev. Your age still has a way to go in catching up to your wisdom. Nice work!