Congrats John McCain

Arizona Sen. John McCain, tonight won the Republican nomination to be President. In his talk at his HQ he said he will have a positive campaign. He also called folks 'my friends'. I hope that comes to pass. Mudslinging turns folks off from politics. Also the Country has a lot of work to do. Who ever is President needs to bring the country, both Red and Blue States together
So again Congrats John McCain.

Fair play Randy Moss

Record setting wide receiver for the New England Patriots resigned with the team. He signed for less money, reported to be one million dollars LESS than what the Eagles would have gave him. Randy said playing with Quarterback Tom Brady was the reason. So Randy really did put his money were his mouth is. Fair play to him. New England fans will cheer him all the more this year.

Jeff Healey March 25, 1966 – March 2, 2008

Following a lengthy struggle with cancer, Jeff Healey, Canadian jazz blues and rock guitarists died Sunday March 2 in St. Joseph’s Hospital, Toronto. He was 41, and leaves his wife, Cristie, daughter Rachel (13) and son Derek (three), as well as his father and step-mother, Bud and Rose Healey, and sisters Laura and Linda.Funeral and memorial arrangements are pending.Robbed of his sight as a baby due to a rare form of cancer, retino blastoma, and he started to play guitar when he was three.

Healey and the band were featured in a movie, Road House which was inspired when its creator saw Healey playing. With the resulting stardom, they soon signed with Arista Records and in 1988 released See The Light, which included the hit single "Angel Eyes". The song "Hideaway" was nominated for the "Best Instrumental" Grammy Award, and in 1990 the band won the "Entertainer of the Year" Juno Award. Other hits have included "How Long Can a Man Be Strong" and a cover of The Beatles' "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".

In his later years, he released three CDs from his true passion, traditional American jazz from the 1920s and 1930s. He was an avid record collector and amassed a collection of well over 25,000 78 rpm records. For many years Healey played his music-at Healey's on Bathurst Street in Toronto, where he played with a rock band on Thursday nights, and with his jazz group, Jeff Healey's Jazz Wizards, on Saturday afternoons. The club moved to a bigger location at 56 Blue Jays Way and it was named Jeff Healey's Roadhouse. Though he had lent his name and often played there, Jeff Healey did not own or manage the bar.
Though known primarily as a guitarist, Healey also played trumpet and clarinet during live performances.

Healey had, from time to time, hosted a CBC Radio program entitled My Kind of Jazz, in which he played records from his vast vintage jazz collection. He hosted a program of the same name on Toronto station CJRT-FM, also known as JAZZ.FM91.
He had also been touring with a group called the Jazz Wizards, playing American jazz from the 1920s, 1930s and early 1940s.
They had been planning to perform a series of shows in Britain, Germany and Holland in April 2008. His death came a month before the release of his new album, Mess of Blues, which will be his first rock album in eight years.

I always loved how he played music. In Roadhouse there is a part where bar patrons throw bottle and Jeff ducked which I found funny some how. Thoughts and prayers go out to his friends and family. May he be in Heaven playing at the right hand of G-d. May he rest in peace.

(Info for this post is from Wikipedia)