I am a weather nerd.
When I was in elementary school, on library day, I always checked out the same book on tornadoes. I can still picture the cover to this day, and if I walked into that library, I could go right to the exact shelf it rested on. It showed the typical photos of twisters small and wide, and the devastation they leave behind. One photo that I remember vividly was of a tree with a piece of wood going right through it. Being a book for children, it didn't get too far into the science of the weather, but I would learn much about that later in life. In high school I did a large project on the tornado that devastated Edmonton in 1987. I don't remember what grade I got on the project, but I remember being fascinated about it, and enjoying my homework for a change!
Another storm memory that stays in my mind happened on May 31, 1985, the day that the city of Barrie was devastated by tornadoes. The anniversary of this day was just the other day, and was this memory that triggered the idea to write this, along with the heartbreaking devastation that Oklahoma has gone through in the last two weeks. More on that later.
I remember the storms of May 31 well, as even in this area we had some pretty wild weather. My parents and I were visiting friends, and stayed in the basement, partly because that was where they had their living room, and partly because of the weather. I remember staring wild-eyed out the window watching the trees swirling around as the lightning and thunder persisted on throughout the late afternoon. There was no significant damage in my area, luckily. I can remember us kids would call a particularly harsh thunderstorm "catching the tail end of a tornado". I have no idea where the saying came from, maybe country kids that came before us, who knows...
I have always had a love/hate relationship with storms. When I was a wee one, I always wanted to become a TV weathergirl because I wanted advance notice of when the thunderstorms were coming!! I can remember intently trying to catch the weather forecast before I went to bed during spring and summer, and if the forecast said anything other than 'clear skies' I definitely didn't sleep well. I grew up in the country, when its dark, it's SUPER dark. So when the lighting lights up the sky, it was extra startling to me. I slept on the top floor of our house, and my parents slept on the main floor. I was already a timid kid that was afraid of the dark, so when the storms rolled in during the night, I was extra terrified. I would creep down the stairs with my heart pounding, gripping my way along the walls, because my eyes were squeezed shut to keep out the flashes. I felt much safer even sleeping on the same floor as them, so I headed for the couch. Almost always, I got busted, and sent back up to my room.
Even now, as an adult, when a storm rolls in after dark, my heart pounds, blinking is rare, and sleep- fuggetaboutit! The scariest thing that has ever happened to me in my life was a storm in July 2006. It was a derecho that blew into town just after 11pm. I had no idea it was on the way, as I had likely been preoccupied chatting on MSN messenger instead of checking the weather LOL! the winds blew up, so I ran around the house closing the windows, then the power went out. EEK! As I closed the window at the top of the stairs, I looked out to see my neighbour's tree fall over, then I knew it was a serious situation. I had to get my cats, and head for the basement. I thought that was going to be a challenge, trying to round up two black cats in a pitch black 2 storey house, but as luck would have it, they both ran scared into my bedroom as I was charging about the house. Leashes went on them, and to the basement we went. I sat in the basement under the stairs waiting for my house to crash down on me, and it was the most scared I have ever been in my whole life, to this day. I was so terrified, my mouth went dry. I don't remember crying, which is strange for me, I'm usually pretty emotional. I sat on a milk crate beside the dryer, wishing I was skinny enough to hide in the dryer!! When the storm subsided after about half an hour (but felt like half a day), I felt brave enough to go back upstairs, I even had enough courage to go outside to my neighbour's house where they were checking out the tree that fell. Luckily, it just took out the gutters on their back porch. No damage in my yard, which I was grateful for, as there were several large trees around. I spent the rest of that night with my cats on their leashes tied to my leg in case we had to make another run for the basement. I remember going to the window about a million times, looking up at the sky hoping to see some stars, because I knew I would never relax until I did. It was a pretty long night, I ended up waiting until the sun came up before I would go to bed and relax enough to sleep. It was definitely not an experience I wanted to repeat, and yet, 3 weeks later, there was another line of storms headed our way! This time, I knew it was coming, and there was no way I was going to be home alone during another storm! The last one was still too fresh in my mind, and those feelings of terror were still pretty raw. I grabbed my cats, hailed a cab, and hightailed it to my grandma's apartment building to ride it out. It was a pretty crazy storm, but nowhere near the severity of the last. Thank goodness!
On the other side of the coin, if a storm approaches during the day, it doesn't terrify me to the point of dry mouth...it just makes me a little uneasy, especially if the storm is of the severe variety. If I'm at home, I can be found online, checking the radar, plotting it's arrival, and dashing back and forth to the window to watch for developments. I live on the 4th floor, so the view of the skies isn't too bad, although there are a lot of buildings and trees around. My camera is always at the ready, in case anything interesting happens.
One thing I can't get enough of, is watching footage of storms, or any other natural disaster, for that matter. Shows on TV like Wonders Of Weather, and countless documentaries from National Geographic and Discovery Channel fascinate me, and I watch every second of these types of shows I can get my hands on. I have DVDs and even VHS compilations of storm footage. And not surprisingly, my favourite movie is Twister! (corny as it is...) Then, Discovery Channel in the US started airing a reality-type show called Storm Chasers, following different teams of storm chasers through Tornado Alley in the US. The teams had different goals and reasons for the chases they did, some for filming a movie, some for the science of learning more about the storms to help save lives, some to make a living selling their footage to the TV networks, and all for the thrill of the chase. Unfortunately it's since been cancelled, but thanks to Netflix, I'm still watching re-runs. As a person who generally loathes reality TV, I made an exception for this one. I always wanted more tornadoes on the screen instead of bickering storm chasers, but thus is the world of reality TV, so I stuck it out.
This is where I discovered Reed Timmer. He's a pretty intense storm chaser, sometimes to the point of being irritating, but some of that is played up in the series, being that it's a reality show. I was given a copy of his book, read it cover to cover, then went right back to page 1 and read it again. He describes a lot about the world of meteorologists, and a lot about tornadoes, very interesting stuff. I also began following him on Facebook and Twitter, and his website, www.tvnweather.com where I stumbled on a whole new world of storm chasing for me- live streaming!!
Now, thanks to the internet and social media, I have become a hard-core couch storm chaser. I get weather updates during tornado season from Reed and many other storm chasers, so I know when to go to the site for some live streaming. I've seen many tornadoes live, I've seen a chase team have a car wreck from inside the vehicle, and even learned a lot about the geography of Oklahoma and other states in the area of Tornado Alley. Unfortunately I have also witnessed a lot of heartbreaking devastation, such as the storms that went through Oklahoma these past couple of weeks, which I watched for about 9 hours live streaming one day. Yikes to that internet bill next month...
My days of wanting to be a weathergirl have passed, but my fascination with storms has not dwindled, despite the night-time ones driving me to bed with earplugs in and a pillow over my head! It's a sad thing to be interested in sometimes, but with each storm that passes, the meteorologists learn more and more about how to predict them sooner, and to build structures that can better withstand them. And from my couch, I'll be right there along with them, gaping at the storms on my computer screen.
June 02, 2013
April 06, 2013
Long time no see!! Oopsy...
Yeah, I know, I haven't been around much. I wish I could say it was because I have so much awesome stuff going on that I couldn't even sit down to write, but unfortunately that isn't the case. But, it could be worse! When it comes to certain aspects of life, no news is good news.
I've been working a lot on my crafts lately, making jewelry like crazy. I'm working on the website, erasing stuff, adding new stuff, erasing that, adding different stuff...it's never ending. I've tried different ways of promoting my work on Facebook, having a business page isn't always the best way to reach everyone I want to reach, but it's the best I can do on there. Of course, I can pay money to them to have better reach. I don't think so! So, I continue to plug away trying to get more Facebook fans. Plug time!! www.facebook.com/beadness There it is! :)
I've also joined up my jewelry business to Twitter, not sure if it's going to help much, but time will tell.
I made up a Pinterest account to promote my work too, in the hopes that getting some photos out there might direct some traffic back to me, and hopefully some sales!
I've also been looking into more local craft shows. I've got an application in to a local art school's new show this summer, so I'm hoping that works out. I have also looked into setting up a table at a twice-weekly free concert put on in my city, lots of people show up there for the free show, partly because its free, and partly because they get some great acts, and partly because there isn't much else to do here. One good thing about vending here is that I can walk there, and I don't have to rely on someone to drive me. I hate asking people to drive me places.
I've been wrestling with the idea of keeping a stockpile of jewelry on hand at all times. In the past, every single thing I have made has gone into my booth space in the store Craftworks. I pay a monthly fee to exhibit my work there, and for the past 9 years, it's been the only place my work has been on display. Besides that, the past 2 years I have participated in a local weekend long craft show that's been in operation for over 35 years, so there's a good turnout there.. If there's one thing about Peterborough, people sure like their traditions.
Anyway...off track a little. My struggle has been with having it in my head that it can't sell if its just sitting on a shelf in my room. It needs to be on display!! It can't sell if nobody can see it. So, every item has gone into the store. Being that the store is out of town, if a craft show came up at a local church or something, it was too much hassle to get someone to drive me out there, pick up my stuff, then after the show, get them to drive me back out there, wait 2 hours while I put it all back on the shelf, then drive me back home. All for a 4 hour show in a local church? No thanks. Further to that, working in a retail environment means that my weekends are never my own, so I had to turn down offers for shows because I was always working. Now, I'm doing a new job, which has a little bit of flexibility on weekends, so I can actually book some days off here and there, and actually get approved for them!! One more hurdle cleared in the quest for more shows. I have also 95% convinced myself that it's OK to have stock on hand, just sitting on a shelf. I post every item I make on my personal Facebook page, my business Facebook page, and my website. None of these have a direct option to buy right from the page, but I'm getting there. This helps me feel better about having my work "on display" and "sitting on a shelf" at the same time!!!
So, with this in mind, everything I have made since November is still here at home with me. For one thing, my space in the store is pretty full, and I don't want too much stuff in there, nobody likes clutter. Even though I have been working like crazy for months, all of my stock could likely fit into a shoebox. It's funny when I see it all in one space like that, I'm like, "That's it??" But in truth, some of my things are so small, I could pile up the whole item on a dime, and not have any of it fall off the sides!
My first cool thing I am doing in Operation Sell-More-Work-in-2013 is an open house jewelry sale in my home. I'm simply setting up tables, and people can stop by at any time during the day to have a look, and see if they want to buy. It isn't costing me any money, just my time, and it's fun for me, so I don't mind spending time on it! If it's a success, I might do it monthly.
On that note, I still have some last-minute things to prepare for the sale, so I'm off for now!! Toodles!!
Ness
I've been working a lot on my crafts lately, making jewelry like crazy. I'm working on the website, erasing stuff, adding new stuff, erasing that, adding different stuff...it's never ending. I've tried different ways of promoting my work on Facebook, having a business page isn't always the best way to reach everyone I want to reach, but it's the best I can do on there. Of course, I can pay money to them to have better reach. I don't think so! So, I continue to plug away trying to get more Facebook fans. Plug time!! www.facebook.com/beadness There it is! :)
I've also joined up my jewelry business to Twitter, not sure if it's going to help much, but time will tell.
I made up a Pinterest account to promote my work too, in the hopes that getting some photos out there might direct some traffic back to me, and hopefully some sales!
I've also been looking into more local craft shows. I've got an application in to a local art school's new show this summer, so I'm hoping that works out. I have also looked into setting up a table at a twice-weekly free concert put on in my city, lots of people show up there for the free show, partly because its free, and partly because they get some great acts, and partly because there isn't much else to do here. One good thing about vending here is that I can walk there, and I don't have to rely on someone to drive me. I hate asking people to drive me places.
I've been wrestling with the idea of keeping a stockpile of jewelry on hand at all times. In the past, every single thing I have made has gone into my booth space in the store Craftworks. I pay a monthly fee to exhibit my work there, and for the past 9 years, it's been the only place my work has been on display. Besides that, the past 2 years I have participated in a local weekend long craft show that's been in operation for over 35 years, so there's a good turnout there.. If there's one thing about Peterborough, people sure like their traditions.
Anyway...off track a little. My struggle has been with having it in my head that it can't sell if its just sitting on a shelf in my room. It needs to be on display!! It can't sell if nobody can see it. So, every item has gone into the store. Being that the store is out of town, if a craft show came up at a local church or something, it was too much hassle to get someone to drive me out there, pick up my stuff, then after the show, get them to drive me back out there, wait 2 hours while I put it all back on the shelf, then drive me back home. All for a 4 hour show in a local church? No thanks. Further to that, working in a retail environment means that my weekends are never my own, so I had to turn down offers for shows because I was always working. Now, I'm doing a new job, which has a little bit of flexibility on weekends, so I can actually book some days off here and there, and actually get approved for them!! One more hurdle cleared in the quest for more shows. I have also 95% convinced myself that it's OK to have stock on hand, just sitting on a shelf. I post every item I make on my personal Facebook page, my business Facebook page, and my website. None of these have a direct option to buy right from the page, but I'm getting there. This helps me feel better about having my work "on display" and "sitting on a shelf" at the same time!!!
So, with this in mind, everything I have made since November is still here at home with me. For one thing, my space in the store is pretty full, and I don't want too much stuff in there, nobody likes clutter. Even though I have been working like crazy for months, all of my stock could likely fit into a shoebox. It's funny when I see it all in one space like that, I'm like, "That's it??" But in truth, some of my things are so small, I could pile up the whole item on a dime, and not have any of it fall off the sides!
My first cool thing I am doing in Operation Sell-More-Work-in-2013 is an open house jewelry sale in my home. I'm simply setting up tables, and people can stop by at any time during the day to have a look, and see if they want to buy. It isn't costing me any money, just my time, and it's fun for me, so I don't mind spending time on it! If it's a success, I might do it monthly.
On that note, I still have some last-minute things to prepare for the sale, so I'm off for now!! Toodles!!
Ness
January 14, 2013
Concert Craaaaaaaazy!!!
I love concerts. Yes. This post is a compilation of all of the shows I have been to over the years. They're not in chronological order until around 2006, when I first made up this list.
The band that appears the most times is The Tragically Hip- 14 shows. Three Days Grace is there 10 times. Big Sugar, Finger Eleven, Thornley/Big Wreck, and The Trews are there 8 times.Wide Mouth Mason 7 times. Disturbed, 54-40, Keane, and Theory Of A Deadman are there 6 times. Barenaked Ladies, Default, I Mother Earth, Our Lady Peace, and The Tea Party are there 5 times. Those are the ones I have seen the most.
I've often wished I had written reviews of each show, but alas...
My criteria of a 'concert' consists of actually seeing the band performing onstage. For example, The Commodores are on the list because we saw them doing soundcheck for a concert to be held that evening. but we didn't go to the concert itself. If I could hear the band onstage in the distance, but didn't see them, that doesn't count. In the case of the festivals, this happened a lot. Also included are shopping mall autograph signings with a few songs being performed. As well as local bands playing in bars. I haven't included the 2 times where I was present for filming of music videos- even though the band was filming performance scenes. (And yes, as an extra, I did get screen time in the video of Three Days Grace "I Hate Everything About You" heehee) But, no screen time in their "Just Like You" video... :(
The Big Concert List
updated
dec 13 2012
1. Frozen Ghost
PCVS Peterborough
2. Richard
Marx Peterborough
Wilson Phillips
3. Kish
Acosta/Russell
World
On Edge
4. World
On Edge Lansdowne Place Peterborough
5.
Barenaked Ladies TASS Peterborough
Joel
Varty
6.
Barenaked Ladies Peterborough
Bob
Wiseman
7. Alannah Myles Peterborough
8. Blue
Rodeo Peterborough
9. Crazy
Like John Rockwells
Pipe
Layer
10. 54-40 Shakers
Rusty
11. 54-40 Sin City
12. Jeff Healey Band Peterborough
13. Colin James Peterborough
14. Colin James Peterborough
15. Colin James The Pines
Colin Linden
16. The Tragically Hip Ottawa
Odds
Change Of Heart
17. Odds Rideau
Centre Feb 1995
18. Colin James The
Pines
Big
Rude Jake
19. The Tragically Hip Air Canada
By
Divine Right
20.13 Engines The
Pines
Number One World
21. The Pursuit Of Happines The Pines
Crazy Like John
22. Prairie Oyster Peterborough
23. Big Sugar Market
Hall March 1997
Flux
24. Big Sugar Peterborough
25. Big Sugar Sin City
Hennessey
26. Big Sugar Trent University
Staggered Crossing
27. Big Sugar Club
Vibe
Staggered Crossing
28. Spin Doctors Canada
Soul Asylum
Screaming Trees
30. Moxy Fruvous Market Hall
31. The Waltons Market
Hall
Pigfarm
32. The Waltons Market Hall
Weeping Tile
33. Coney Hatch Amnesia
Robin Hawkins
34. Lennie Gallant Peterborough
35. Liona Boyd Peterborough
36. April Wine Peterborough
37. Outhere Brothers Amnesia
39. Robin Hawkins Copperfields
40. Robin Hawkins Steele Centre
41. I Mother Earth Steele Centre
Glueleg
42. I Mother Earth Club Vibe
See
Spot Run
Tryke Stunts
43. Ashley MacIsaac Peterborough
44. Great Big Sea Peterborough
45. Great Big Sea Peterborough
Melanie Doane
46. Wide Mouth Mason Sin
City
This Minor Tremble
47. Matthew Good Band Sin
City
48. Big Wreck Sin City
Emm
Gryner
49. Big Wreck Sin City
Magic Delphi
50. David Wilcox Peterborough
51. Northern Pikes Sin City
Shannon Lyon
52. Leahy Peterborough
53. Edgefest 1996 Molson Park Barrie
Big
Sugar
13 Engines
54-40
Ashley MacIsaac
I Mother Earth
Our Lady Peace
The Tea Party
The Killjoys
54. Edgefest 1997 Molson
Park
Our Lady Peace
The
Tea Party
I Mother Earth
Collective Soul
Glueleg
The Killjoys
The Mahones
Mollies Revenge
Sara Craig
Zuckerbaby
Finger Eleven
Age of Electric
Rusty
55. Edgefest 1998 Molson
Park
Bif
Naked
Econoline
Crush
Foo Fighters
Green Day
Sloan
Moist
The Tea Party
Creed
56. Edgefest 1999 Molson
Park
Hole
Moist
Big Wreck
Silverchair
Matthew
Good Band
Edwin
Wide Mouth Mason
Rascalz
57. Edgefest 2000 Molson
Park
Goldfinger
Limblifter
Serial Joe
Headstones
Filter
Matthew Good Band
The Tea Party
3 Doors Down
58. Another Roadside Attraction 1995 Ottawa
The
Tragically Hip
Ziggy Marley
Matthew Sweet
Blues Traveler feat Dan Aykroyd
Spirit of the West
Rheostatics
Eric’s Trip
Inbreds
59. Peterpalooza 1993 Shakers
13
Engines
Spleen Bishops
Bobs Yer Uncle
Fishtales
60. Duran Duran Molson
Amphitheatre
Johnny Favourite Swing Orchestra
61. The Tragically Hip Millennium Shows Air Canada
The
Tragically Hip 1999
The Tragically Hip 2000
The Watchmen
Rheostatics
Headstones
Hayden
Skydiggers
Sharkskin
Starling
Chris Brown/Kate Fenner
Blurtonia
Cash Brothers
Julie Doiron and Wooden Stars
Sarah Harmer
63. Wide Mouth Mason Sin
City
DJ
Serious
64. The Tragically Hip Air Canada
65. Snow Sin City
66. 54-40 Vibe
Paloma
67. The Northern Pikes Sin
City
68. U2 Air
Canada
PJ
Harvey
69. *NSYNC Skydome
3LW
Tonya Mitchell
Meredith Edwards
70. Edgefest 2001 Molson Park Barrie
Mudmen
Staggered
Crossing
Sevendust
Bif
Naked
Gob
Project
Wyze
Finger
Eleven
3
Doors Down
Big
Wreck
The
Tea Party
Tool
71. Barenaked Ladies Molson Amphithteatre
Sarah Harmer
72. Ozzfest 2001 The
Docks Toronto
Zakk Wylde’s BLS
Disturbed
Linkin
Park
Papa
Roach
Slipknot
Marilyn
Manson
Black
Sabbath
73. Econoline Crush Sin City
Tuuli
74. Big
Sugar Vibe
75. Wide Mouth Mason FOL
76. Sloan Vibe
The
Dears
77. Dave Matthews Band Air Canada
Bela
Fleck and the Flecktones
78.The Watchmen Sin
City
Mysterio
79. Natalie Merchant University of Toronto Convocation Hall
80. Edgefest 2002 Molson Park Barrie
Nickelback
Cake
Finger
Eleven
Default
Goldfinger
Mudmen
Sevendust
81.The Tragically Hip Molson Amphitheatre
The
Watchmen
The
Dears
82.54-40 FOL
83. Theory of a Deadman Sin
City
Three Days Grace
84. Finger Eleven Vibe
The
Video Dead
85. Staggered Crossing Sin
City
The
Populars
86. Three Days Grace Sin
City
FeFe Dobson
87. Finger Eleven Vibe
88. 40 Foot Echo Sin
City
Three Days Grace
Theory of a Deadman
89. Hometown Bash 2003 London , ON
Nickelback
Korn
Simple
Plan
American
Hi-Fi
Three
Days Grace
90. Three Days Grace Album Release Party Sin City
91. Edgefest 2003 Molson Park Barrie
Thornley
FeFe
Dobson
Sloan
Stereophonics
Finger
Eleven
Our
Lady Peace
The
Tragically Hip
92. Three Days Grace Club 279 Hard Rock Café Toronto
The
Trews
93. The Northern Pikes The Horseshoe Tavern Toronto
94. Minus Two Trasheteria
95. Minus Two The
Market Hall
96. Nickelback Peterborough
Three Days Grace
The Trews
97. Default Club
Vibe
High Holy Days
98. Adam & Cale Gontier The Market Hall
Travis Berlenbach
Travis Good
99. The Trews Sin City
Marble Index
100. The Tragically Hip Air Canada
Joel
Plaskett Emergency
101. Mudmen Trashteria
Distort The Pleasure
103. The Trews Sin City
Bedouin Soundclash
104. Wide Mouth Mason Peterborough
105. Audio Playground High & Wide Trasheteria
Forgery
106. Keane Massey
Hall
Brendan Benson
107. The Killers Molson Amphitheatre
Tegan & Sara
Louis XIV
108. Oasis Molson
Amphitheatre
Jet
Nic Armstrong & the Thieves
109. Kalan Porter Peterborough
Amanda Stott
110. Tom Cochrane Peterborough
Da’la
Tom
Cochrane
Sam
Roberts
Bryan
Adams
Dobracaracol/K’naan
Simple
Plan
Bruce
Cockburn
Les
Trois Accords
Randy
Bachman
Deep
Purple
African
Guitar Summit
Great
Big Sea
Blue
Rodeo
Gordon
Lightfoot
Our
Lady Peace
Jet
Jann
Arden
Motley
Crue
DMC
& Friends
The
Tragically Hip
Neil
Young
112. Thornley Club
Vibe
113. Staind Edge
102 studios
114. Staind Kool
Haus
Default
115. The Trews Club
Vibe
Rocketface
116. Theory of A Deadman Opera House
Idle Sons
117. Rob Thomas Roy
Thomson Hall
Anna Nalick
118. Westpoint Underdog
Holding Sky
119. Default Club
Vibe
Oliver Black
Inward Eye
120.Jet Set Satellite Underdog
Mackenzie
121. Money Money Trasheteria
The
Daftnees
Sweet Homewreckers
122. The
Trews Club Vibe
123. Korn Ricoh
Coliseum
Mudvayne
10
Years
124. Minus Two Red
Dog
125. Pearl Jam Air
Canada
My
Morning Jacket
126. The Tragically Hip Fort
York
The Weakerthans
The Sadies
127. Keane The
Mod Club
128. Edgefest 2006 Molson Amphitheatre
Illuminati
Evans
Blue
Hot
Hot Heat
Neverending
White Lights
Keane
Our
Lady Peace
129. Blue October The Mod Club
130. Ozzfest 2006 Molson Amphitheatre
Hatebreed
Avenged Sevenfold
Disturbed
System
of a Down
131. The Trews Peterborough
Rocketface
132. Family Values Tour 2006 Molson Amphitheatre
10
Years
Dir
En Grey
Flyleaf
Stone
Sour
Deftones
Korn
133. Idle Sons Sin City
My
Darkest Days
Rides Again
134. Three Days Grace Kool Haus Nov 10 2006
Theory of A Deadman
Idle
Sons
135. INXS General
Motors Place Oshawa
Brian Byrne
Juice
136. Idle Sons Reverb
Toronto
Rides Again
Socialight
137. The Tragically Hip Peterborough
The Constantines
138. Blue October Kool Haus Jan
30 2007
140. Peterborough
Symphony Orchestra Showplace Peterborough
141. Barenaked Ladies Air Canada
Tomi Swick
142. Copius Foster Trasheteria
Recovery Child
Givenstone
143. Chevelle Opera
House Toronto
Strata
144. Arctic Monkeys Kool Haus May
11 2007
Be
Your Own Pet
145. Keane Kool
Haus May 20 2007
Rocco DeLuca & the Burden
146. NHL Awards 2007 Elgin Theatre June 14 2007
Finger
Eleven
The
Trews
147. Nickelback Molson
Amphitheatre July 4 2007
Daughtry
148. Muse Arrow
Hall Toronto
Cold War Kids
149. Incubus Molson Amphitheatre Aug 2 2007
The Bravery
Simon Dawes
150. Projekt Revolution 2007 Molson
Amphitheatre Aug 21 2007
Linkin
Park
My
Chemical Romance
Taking
Back Sunday
Placebo
Mindless
Self Indulgence
Saosin
HIM
Julien
K
151. Colin James and Craig Northey Showplace Peterborough
152. Three Days Grace Kool Haus Jan 18 2008
Seether
Econoline Crush
153. Big Music Fest 2008 Zwick’s Park Belleville, ON June 21 2008
The
Tragically Hip
Sam
Roberts Band
154. Rockstar Mayhem Festival 2008 Downsview
Park
Machinehead
Dragonforce
Disturbed
155. Glass Tiger Peterborough
Cure Gravity
156. New Kids On The Block Air Canada
Natasha Bedingfield
157. Duran Duran Air Canada
158. Theory of A Deadman Kool Haus Toronto
Rev Theory
Ten Second Epic
159. Buckcherry Sound Academy
Toronto
Papa Roach
Rev Theory
Age of Daze
160. Staind Casino
Rama Apr 30 2009
161. Keane Sound Academy
Toronto
Mat
Kearney
Helio Sequence
162. Disturbed Sound Academy
Toronto
All That Remains
Skindred
Art of Dying
163. David Cassidy Peterborough
164. The Proclaimers Peterborough
165. 54-40 Peterborough
166. Default Red
Dog Dec 11 2009
Counterfit Fifty
167. Wide Mouth Mason Montreal
Counterfit Fifty
168. Thornley Red
Dog Feb 9 2010
Mini Mansions
Rikers
169. Counterfit Fifty The Montreal
Bodge
170. a-ha Massey
Hall Toronto May 10, 2010
171. Disco Lemonade 2010 Molson Canadian Amphitheatre Toronto
Keane
Robyn
Fran
Healy
Ingrid
Michaelson
Dan
Black
Hannah
Georges
172. Tears For Fears Casino Rama Aug 14, Aug 14, 2010
Michael Wainwright
173. Rockstar UPROAR Festival Molson Canadian Amphitheatre Aug 25,
2010
Disturbed
Avenged
Sevenfold
Stone
Sour
Hail
The Villain
Halestorm
174. Finger Eleven The Venue Peterborough
The Envy
175. Headstones The
Venue Peterborough
Gentleman Husbands
176. Music As A Weapon 2011 Air Canada Centre Toronto
Disturbed
Korn
Stillwell
177. Thornley The
Venue Peterborough
178. Death Cab for Cutie The Phoenix Concert Hall Toronto
The Lonely Forest
179. The Tragically Hip Showplace Peterborough
180. The Tea Party The
Venue Peterborough
Birthday Boys
181. Econoline Crush The Red Dog Peterborough
Citizen Hollow
182. Big Sugar The
Venue Peterborough
Wide Mouth Mason
183. The Headstones The Venue Peterborough
Spitfist
184. The Black Keys Air Canada Centre Toronto
Arctic Monkeys
185. Theory Of a Deadman The Venue Peterborough
Teenage Kicks
186. Kim Mitchell Little Lake Musicfest 2012
Courage My Love
187. Wolfstock 2012 Beavermead Park
I Mother Earth
Monster
Truck
Die
Mannequin
188. The Commodores Coney Island
Aug 15 2012
189. Three Days Grace The Venue Dec 13, 2012
My Darkest Days
190. Sloan Little
Lake Musicfest
191. Spirit Of The West Little Lake Musicfest
192. Honeymoon Suite Little Lake Musicfest
193. Matchbox Twenty Casino Rama Aug 26, 2013
Goo Goo Dolls
194. 54-40 Showplace
Peterborough
Jeff Martin
195. Tony Silvestri Band Taste of Downtown 2014
196. Skydiggers Musicfest
June 28, 2014
197. Goo Goo Dolls Molson Amphitheatre
July3, 2014
Daughtry
198. Wide Mouth Mason Musicfest July 5, 2014
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