Great choices <Edward> especially nice to see <Alvin Lee> in there.

I'm sure you've seen this a 100 times but it never fails to electrify me- Alvin at Woodstock:

Check out Mick Jagger, Keith Richards & even Keith Moon made the scene.

<Mark> I just checked now- no email from you, and I also checked my "spam folder."

Have you tried emailing yourself, to see if your email shows up in your own "in box"?

Have you tried sending an email from more than one email provider?

Great track <Edward> I watched that one more than a few times I can tell you. Did it get taken off youtube?

That's what's good about "Daily Motion."

Their business model: "We don't have any customers, so we can't afford to care about copyright."

<Mark> On unsubscribing from unwanted email lists- there's a workaround for that so you never have to click on anything.

Your email provider should have a "block address option."

I use it frequently on yahoo. I just copy and paste the URL address of the offending email into my "blocked address list."

I have been somewhat remiss in by boob tube duties.

A worthy offering from down under is <Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries>. Tasmanian devil Essie Davis plays a Roaring Twenties flipper detective. Or was that flapper? Anyhoo, it's a fun ride.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkL...

Here's my favorite Peter Gabriel tune OD & Jess.

<Teem> Thanks again for TV recs brah. I'll be checking out "Mrs. Fisher" which I'm sure is on the internets somewhere.

<Edward> I will certainly give you my comments on your latest chess triumph over at your gaff, but as yet I haven't played through it.

<Mark> Still no sign of an email from you in my box. I never heard of "Big Gay Daily" but I doubt it's anywhere near as good as VIZ Magazine.

<Daniel> doesn't have any money, so he can't hire extra staff and he doesn't even have his old partner any more so he's been working double duty. Not to mention do you see all the malcontents whining on a daily basis in his forum eh? Not me and you of course... heh

But seriously I've long gotten the impression this site is run on a shoe string which is the main reason I no longer publish chess history here. I love cg.com, I even shelled out for a lifetime membership. But I have no confidence whatsoever in the longevity of this website, simply because no (zero) (0) provisions have been made to make sure cg.com doesn't suddenly go off air forever.

I'm confident publishing horror movie reviews over at IMDB website, because that is a proper, profitable business run by an actual corporation- you know, more than just one guy in his basement.

Over half the chess websites I've bookmarked in 10 years of chess history research are now vanished. Gone.

That could happen to cg.com at any moment, and seriously, unless Daniel makes some provision to make it a permanent concern, it's a waste of time for me to do any more free work here.

Like you, I've been researching new additions to my chess history documentaries on youtube- also run by a GIGANTIC GOOGLE corporation that isn't going to go off the air just because a lone operator got tired of running it.

Simply, and sadly put, cg.com is not a serious business and therefore is not a place to publish serious work. Unless you don't mind doing years of hard work and seeing it vanish forever in an instant.

LOOOL. 😂😂😂😂

I want you and <TheFocus> to get on now too. He's a good guy really..

Although I am somewhat loath to recommend a "true crime" show, I have to give a shout out to "Homicide Hunter". Lt. Joe Kenda's noirish narration is worth the price of admission, which is nothing, granted, but still. The Commadore would praise that outbreak of punctuation.

The US Chimps are monkeying around. They've added a call-in feature and since my old pal Yaz is the commentator, I decided to call in and tease him a little bit.

Check out 1:01:35 at round 8 of http://livestream.com/ccscsl/2016US....