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Posted by: Tthip
11-25-2004, 11:02 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Thought This was interesting.
It is a backstage pass "work sheet"


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Posted by: chris
11-25-2004, 10:54 AM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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I just heard that Sinclair & Langlois will be at Edge102 on Friday at 3pm. They will be interviewed live to air, and as always, the Edge street studios are open to the public.

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Posted by: Billy
11-25-2004, 10:37 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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He is in the Ukraine right now on an work program of sorts. He's been there since late August and has been sending us updates frequently. Here is the latest with a CBC link to an article about them and the election. He is Mike Derbowka.

Pretty cool experience, assuming nothing goes hay wire.


"Ukrainian people have been on the streets for three days now. Despite the brutal weather (as the pictures attest to), the crowds seem to grow each day. I couldn’t even begin to estimate how many people were out today, but it is easily into the 100’s of thousands. Not only are they gathering at the heart of the city, but also at the Central Election Committee, Parliament, and the Presidential Administration. Kyiv has also been the drawing point for thousands of people from across Ukraine (both from east and west), while many other Ukrainian cities have been drawing crowds in the 10’s and 100’s of thousands. I even read that demonstrations have occurred in Edmonton, Winnipeg and Toronto. C’mon PA…(Melfort, Duck Lake, Mildred…) This afternoon, Yuschenko (the ‘People’s President’) gave a speech (right after Klitschko spoke!) in which he stated that a crowd of 20,000 from Donetsk in eastern Ukraine (home town of Yanukovych) are expected to descend upon central Kyiv in the early evening (the number of scheduled trains and planes arriving from Donetsk in the past day has magically quadrupled). As a result, I will not be venturing out too far. Instead, I will watch on TV from the confines of my apartment (which is still cool because I can hear the roar of the crowd out my window) and await the anticipated power disruption (which is also rumoured to be happening tonite). It is also believed that Marshall law will be implemented if/when there is civil unrest tonite. From what I’ve heard, most western nations have condemned the results from the election and have not acknowledged Yanukovych as the winner. Incidentally, it is only Russia and Byelorussia who have done so. In fact, Putin stated that the election was perfectly democratic. Yeah right….like how in certain eastern regions of Ukraine, voter turnout was 98%! Such numbers only exist in fairy tales (and in Iraq during the Hussein era).
Here’s a few more pics and also a link to an article (written by a fellow intern) about our observing experience.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/viewpoint/vp_newh...41123.html


Here is the latest email he sent this morning:

"OK, here's the deal.....It is difficult for me to imagine the people of Ukraine spending countless hours in frigid temperatures as they push for change. The past few days in particular have witnessed nearly half a foot of snow! The amazing thing is that the weather has not been a deterrent (I guess when it's the welfare of your nation at stake, you're not so concerned about flurries). Anyhow, many thousands of people from across Ukraine have left their jobs and families to come to Kyiv to demonstrate their displeasure with the state of their nation. At night, most head to huge tent cities that have been constructed near Independence Square in an attempt to keep warm and nourish themselves. Really.....imagine this! Thus, a small Canadian contingent is dedicating an effort to assist a small fraction of these individuals. Specifically, we are taking monetary donations that will go towards supplying members of the student organization 'PORA' (a group dedicated to non-violent reform in Ukraine) with toques, gloves and socks. I know that the demographic I'm appealing to isn't the most wealthy (students....articling students...har har), but anything you might be able to spare will go a long ways. So reach into your pockets and please give a loonie or five! And hey, it's not every day that one is able to support this kind of thing!



Please send your donation in an envelope to my house in Saskatoon:



1128

4th Street East

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

S7H 1K8



(My girlfriend has kindly obliged to deposit the proceeds in my bank account).



Thank you! Mike Derbowka"


I know this doesn't affect you guys, but if you're able to help that would be great.

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Posted by: Tthip
11-25-2004, 08:45 AM
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Posted by: direwolf74
11-25-2004, 02:37 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Interesting article. Check it out:

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Posted by: thipfan73
11-25-2004, 12:11 AM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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Hey all, it's officially Thursday here on the east coast. So that means it's Thanksgiving for me and my fellow Americans. So HAPPY TURKEY DAY!!!

This is what I'm thankful for this year:

  • Moving back to NY state
    Reuniting with David
    Having a roof over my head, clothes on my back and food to eat
    Losing weight
    Getting healthy
    Meeting almost all of the hip
    Seeing the hip live
    Joining the hipbase back in April and meeting loads of awesome people I am proud to call friends
    Living in one of the most beautiful places in the whole world
    Being close to my family once again, not 1200 miles away like last year


hmmm....I think that's about it

I'm looking forward to going north to Plattsburgh and celebrate with my family TWICE! Once thursday and once on Saturday. We're staying up there so I won't be around till probably sunday.

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Posted by: clearlyentranced
11-24-2004, 10:58 PM
Forum: Non Tragically Hip Discussion
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What else can I say?

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Posted by: jontaylor
11-24-2004, 10:24 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Okay, it's been rumoured this friday's show is gonna be tapped and released on DVD in the near future. (hopefully not for download, but the real deal). I guess we can expect the hip's greatest hits at the show and maybe not too many rarities, hopefully i'm wrong, would love to hear IOD and 3 pistols again live. So i guess we can expect these tunes:

Courage (for sure)
Grace, too
NOIS
ABAC
about 7 from IBE
Blow at high dough
my music @ work
poets (definately)
Bobcaygeon
100th meridian
50 MC (it's been over a year since they've played it, but a hit in 5.1 surround)
Gift Shop
Nautical
Little Bones
Wheat Kings
Scared
Highway girl...alright i call B.S. on this one



Anyone elses opinions??

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Posted by: habsrule
11-24-2004, 09:55 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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Hi:
Unfortunately i have to work until 7:30 so i will be rushing to the toronto show from work. Question is what time have the boys more or less been hitting the stage. How long will the opener play for??

thanx
regards
habsrule

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Posted by: nhaste
11-24-2004, 09:20 PM
Forum: Tragically Hip Discussion
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I wonder why London is starting at 8PM and everywhere else looks to be 7:30??

Nick

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