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This problem has showed up before if I recall, and usually due to an expired certificate or cookie. Clearing all your browser histories and cookies, then navigating to Chordie and doing a regular login should let you wander around your song book and make the changes you want. If you look around this forum you  should find some comments related and the full story of how to clean it up. 
Try this one for example:  https://www.chordie.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=34890

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I'm all packed too !!  But I'm not going as far as New York..... might stop by the John Day for a bit though (will be over that way and include it for the benefit of DE). Thinking about wetting a line, most likely in one of the lakes (or a couple) Kokanee limit is FIVE per day and that's more Phish than anyone can put away in a single meal You folks all have a good time and Travel Safe. 

Personally, I would not do business with anyone who advertises via a Spam contractor.  It may be the cheapest advertising medium on the Internet, but if you think that it is a good use of your advertising dollar......... you SURE aren't getting any of mine to spend on it !!

Google Business Listings are FREE, and you would get a whole lot better exposure, traffic and commerce by doing that, and spending your $$ on training your employees to give good Customer Service.  Happy Customers that talk about it do a whole lot more for your "bottom line" than the damage done by annoying folks by flooding their "in-boxes" with Spam and drivel. 

And because you asked (or not), in another life I was a Marketing Consultant...... for a while anyway.  ;D

Phill, my stuff is also on Vinyl...... and I had a habit of recording everything onto tape (to save wear and tear on the record).  We would wash the Vinyls and then if there were still skips, we'd tape a couple of pennies (the smallest US denomination of coin) above the stylus to add weight.  Because you asked, there is software that can reduce the "noise" in your recordings..... the skips you have to manipulate "manually" and edit/trim from the track.   

I e-mailed Bill, and he is working on archiving his music collection from cassette to digital media.  That is a time consuming task (at best)..... load, press play, press record, press stop X2, flip cassette, and repeat as required...... for many MANY hours ! 

At least you can do it with the air conditioner running.   "How I spent my Summer Vacation...."   

Sweet !!   

That is a bonus !!  T C Helicon makes some really good stuff, I have one of the Harmony G pedals and once you get the hang of setting it up and setting your preferences it does a fine job of doing what it was designed to do.  Not getting as much use, so I have to go to the manual every time it seems, but documentation is good and like most things, there are lots of youtube videos to guide you through the rough patches.  I'm curious about the mic mechanic, so will have to wander out there and see what they are like.  Thanks for the info and be sure to let us know how you are getting along with it once it arrives. 

Good advice from Classical Guitar.  Here is a link to another source for information on everything Cello;  https://www.johnsonstring.com/cellos-facts

There are a lot of variables to consider whenever you are shopping for an instrument, and research is the key to making an informed decision before you invest.

If you can, play before you pay, as quality instruments are individuals like people, and some you will get along with better than others.  The one that is right for you will let you know in short order, and you will be friends for along time.   

Oh there are Bears too..... Somewhere I have a video of one that wandered into the campground, sauntered up to some folks sitting at a picnic table and absconded with one of those really big Hershey Bars.  Then it ran across the road and crawled under another vacant table where it daintily peeled the wrapper off with it's claws and munched the whole thing down while a crowd of campers (cameras in hand) gathered to preserve the moment in memory.  Once it got too crowded, the critter come up out of there at a full run scatterin' kids, and dogs, and panicked city folks like the running of the Bulls in Spain !!  It was funny because (thankfully) nobody got run over and the general course of conversation all around the area centered on "the best way to winch your cooler of food 10 feet in the air and at least the same distance from any tree".  Over on that side of the hill, trees are a little further apart than here on the Western slopes..... If you'd had a truck-full of rope, you coulda' sold every inch to good profit !!  You wont usually see Bear because they know where you are and where you are going long before you know, just from smell.  They'll avoid you mostly unless you advertise free yummy munchies, and leave them laying around. Or camp in established camps where they get used to being fed by tourists, or via unsecured dumpsters.

Cats are another matter..... you rarely see them, but they always have "eyes" on you.  Safety in numbers.

That's just a few weeks away.... and the John Day stays well up into mid-August most years.  We are still getting a little rain now and then so you should be in good shape for a float.
It is getting hot during the day (in the mid 90s this week) and over on my side of the Mountain the micro-hydro plant shut down the other day for lack of water.  It'll be down into September and gives us a chance to catch up on a few chores up there.

Fishin should be good and there are some nice fish in those waters !!  Wear your sunscreen, bug juice, and stay hydrated...... don't forget to bring your camera and batteries, some pretty country out here.      The skeeters are blood-thirsty just like at home though!  Deer flies are the worst..... got bit right through the back pocket of my Levis. That's TWO layers of denim and my "fruit of the Looms". 

What stretch you gonna be on ??

Jus' been lurking and doing that moderator thing.  Tis Summer around these parts and there's plenty of chores to attend to.  Thankful the livestock is a thing of the past..... not so much the kids etc. the 4 legged ones.  Not missing the horses and other critters, but there were times I had wished I hadn't taken all those Vet Med courses.  Shots, drenching, hoof-trimming and such. 

I'll drop you a mail and tell you all about it soon !!

Planning to spray the orchard this weekend and still have a couple of acres to mow while it's not raining but before things dry out too much as to be a fire hazard. 
Even retired Farmers have a full time job. 

I'm a Marine (there is no such thing as a "former Marine").... anyway, back when the kids were little we started a tradition of going to the local Veteran's Cemetery and doing a little "housekeeping" on the markers in the older section.  Many of the monuments there are from the Civil War,and it always seemed fitting for Memorial Day to tend to that chore as a matter of respect.  I know it seems odd that we should have Civil War burials way out here in Oregon..... but sides were taken everywhere, and there were losses on both sides, even out here on the edge of civilization.

I usually wear a cover that shows my affiliation ie: service, and yes there are usually a couple of those "Thank You for Your Service" comments.  Like Bill I usually just say something like Thank You back.  On Memorial day, I change that to "Thank You for remembering those folks who gave it all".  Then we go about placing flowers on the graves of those we knew, and as a last gesture I float a wreath down the River to honor the friends and comrades who never made it back at all......

Semper Fi