This evening's music features blues, r&b and rock and roll guitarist Bo Diddley.

Our Minister of Foreign Affairs John Baird has just resigned. He has had enough partying on the tax payers' dollar and protecting Israel so it's time to move through the revolving door to the corporate world. His final letter to the public in the Globe & Mail was boastful to say the least. The backlash in the comments was "good riddance to bad rubbish."

I made this music video several months ago as a music quiz one night at The Evening Blues. I present it here to tease the brains of you 99percenter music aficionados. Guess who the singer/songwriter is and win a night on the town with John McCain and Lindsey Graham (disclaimer: prize subject to availability). Joe Shikspack is not eligible and Tim, if you remember this you are also disqualified.

Good morning 99percenters!
A couple of news items and Doc Watson.

Even if you're a Blue Cross Blue Shield customer you might be affected by the data breach at Anthem.

Tonight's featured artist is Johnny Otis:

Good morning 99percenters!
News shorts and Mark Cooke.

And it's a nice big data breach at that.

More on the flip.

Pops Staples is the featured artist:
Pop Staples - World In Motion

Without Work or Housing, These Single Mothers Built Their Own Eco-village