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Blues and Barbecue THIS Sunday in Birmingham! (clipped from the Birmingham News) Besides appearing at a Saturday sickle cell forum in Birmingham, Food Network star and best-selling author Jeff Henderson will appear at a Sunday afternoon music and food event in Five Points South. Henderson will do cooking demonstrations and barbecue tastings at the “Southern Comfort Presents: Blues & BBQ.” The free event will be from 4 to 9 p.m. in the Pickwick Plaza Courtway. The area is behind the Hotel Highland and the H Bar on Magnolia Ave. The Shaun Pezant Trio, Elnora Spencer, The All Stars, Glen & Libba and others will perform on Sunday. Wine tasting, BBQ, sushi, pizza and more will be available. Henderson, who learned how to cook in prison and became a successful chef upon his prison release, wrote the New York Times best-selling book, “Cooked: From the Streets to the Stove, from Cocaine to Foie Gras.’’ He will speak and do a cooking demonstration during Saturday’s Sickle Cell Disease Town Hall Forum, 2 to 6 p.m., at the Highland Conference Center, 2012 Magnolia Ave. Call 205-901-9923 for more information about Saturday’s forum, and 205-939-4599 for information about Sunday’s event.

Good day everyone. Another hot one in Denver. We are in a string of 95 degree plus days with triple digits due by Saturday. Red Dog, here is a link to my nephew Jack's blog-he is the one who has been fighting esophogeal cancer and is in his 3rd round of chemo with good success and while one round would have been great, he was diagnosed with a type of cancer in stage 4 (inoperable) that would have been a no hoper 5-10 years ago and he now seems on the verge of beating it. His story is inspirational. http://jack-mintz.blogspot.com/ Good luck and have a good attitude during treatment.

Just wanted to stop in for a tgif hiya. Randy, I think you’re up there with anyone carrying on the spirit of Duane Allman. Your consistant positive outlook is a pleasure to read. Congrats to Joe and Vicky and I hope the tours start again soon so we can see ya down the road. Get out on the water!! :fish:

Cool story 2Old2Boogie. Nice gesture Red Dog, I hope Butch see's it. I thought you had resolved the situation originally by removing your post and basically recanting your public statement to begin with, but obviously certain people thought it was necessary to fan the flames, why is beyond me (oh yeah, some people are a-holes, particularly on the internet). Regardless glad you are taking the high road, hope Butch meets you there. Hope you are feeling well. Happy anniversay to Joe and Vickey! Hope to see y'all soon. Ryan

A big hug for Mr. Joe Campbell this morning. I have to keep reminding myself about life being too short to get bogged down on grudges, being offended, cutting myself off from folks over perceived wrongs. It's just not worth it. There's too much fun going on out there to dwell on "stuff." It has been a hard lesson for me to learn, and it's always easy to fall back into that mess. But a total waste of time. Life is just too short.... Congrats to Joe Bell and Vicky. Not many have contributed more to the legacy of Duane Allman than Joe. He's right there with Ector in my book. And congrats to Nic the Fighter. Fighting is good, if it's against the real enemy.

Good morning brothers and sisters and especiall Dog. Good to hear that you are doing good and I hope that you have a good day. Peace.

Quaking here in old D.C. !

:waving: Well hey there P-Nutt!!! Thinking of you, the Mrs. and the Mini. Hope he's enjoying Camp Baco and getting his Summer groove on. Saw some FANTASTIC news from brother Nic that he had some very positive news from his doctor. :fanfare: What a fighter you are, sir. That's the way to keep on keepin' on. I hope you and Pam celebrate a bit this weekend. You both deserve it!!! Positive and healing vibes out to all who need a few.

Happy Anniversary to Joe & Vicky Bell! Congratulations to 2 fine people!

Not always; especially when he rides his bike. Couldn't find a good helmut for it, I guess. 😉