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Thanks for all the kind replies, here on Chordie and on Youtube. You folks made our day!

Stuffed cucumber salad bites;

Cut cucumber into 1 1/2 inch slices
Carefully trim the skin off outer edges( if desired )
Hollow out the center of cucumber using a small hollowing spoon( as to form a bowl). Do not puncture the bottom!!! Some chefs steam the cucumbers for a few minutes,post hollowing,  I prefer them totally raw.

**Cube (very small cubes 1/8") mozzarella cheese,
mince green onions, green olives and carrots, add olive oil, course salt and fresh cracked pepper, mix these ingredients thoroughly**

Loosely fill hollowed cucumbers with mixed ingredients, add a small topping of your favourite salad dressing,and finally, top with a crisp mini-crouton.

I made this dish last night for the family. We normally have a plain ole tossed salad before our main course. ( last nights meal was grilled salmon, fresh green beans, and cous cous) I felt like trying something different and we all loved it. I had to make my wifes seperate because she doesn't like olives. I had 6 of 'em but could've devoured 106 if I had made 'em. This is something that one could add fresh tuna or salmon. Kinda like a garden fresh tar tar dish. Hhhmmmm, I just gave meself an idea for our next family dinner........

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jerome.oneil is giving you examples of individual notes within a particular mode. This is helpful to some but for the common beginner/intermediate sittin' around with a few beers and good friends, talk of  theory regarding verbal application of lydian, myxolidan, aeolian, locrian, etc, etc, etc, rarely comes up. Practical application, in regular dude/gal speak is often much more effective and applicable. I'll attempt to expand;

Bm does go quite nicely with G. Bob Seger's ( Against The Wind) and The Band's( The Weight) are  two prime examples of how nicely Bm flows with G.
Seger-Against The Wind;
G Bm C G D C ( That's the first stanza of the verse progression)
The Band- The Weight ( Take A Load off Fanny)
G Bm C ( verse progression).

Next time you feel like kickin' it around a little with your guitar and  a completely open mind try this progression; Do it slow, do it fast do it however you 'unt to.
G Am Bm C D Em F G

and then this one;
E F#m G#m A B C#m D#+( X 6 7 8 0 0)really cool chord! E

and one more to fardle around with;
A Bm C#m D E F#m G A

I guess what I'm tryin' to say, and I'm paraphrasing, is this;
It's yo thang, do whatch ya wanna do.........

Just have fun  and stay loose...

And if you need a great reference tool for chords I highly recommend this;
http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/

Peace and Guitars,
SouthPaw41L

Yeah Leiven, another thought provoking post. You're the man!
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*Call Me By Name by David Allan Coe

*Send A Picture of Your Mother by Johnny Cash

*Send Her My Love by Journey

*If I Could Read Your Mind by Gordon Lightfoot  (telepathic communication)

*(Read it in the)Sunday Papers by Joe Jackson

*Talk Dirty To Me by Poison (verbal communique)

*Talk About Me by Toby Keith

*Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours by Stevie Wonder

*Tell It Like It Is by Aaron Neville

*Talkin' In Your Sleep by The Romantics

*Shout by Tears for Fears

*Signs by Five Man Electrical Band

*You Talk Too Much by George Thorogood

Hey thanks Pix! I have no earthly idea what you mean by ficker-Twix bar but I do appreciate you fixing my post. I dig your guitars as well, nice stuff pal!

I'm not sure how to do this posting of pictures thing. The University of South Florida journalism department is doing a human interest story on yours personally. They came over to my house and took some pictures and put them on their/my space. I have no earthly idea how this stuff works other than the basic cut and paste thingy-ma-bob-a-jig. Anyways, if it works, you should see my 2005 Gibson J-45 and my 1988 Standard Les Paul;

and then my 1976 Fender Strat and my personalized/customized 2007 Washburn jazz guitar

Very nice Toney!  Hope you don't mind.... I editted the post so the pictures would show. I had to upload them to flickr -Pix

To me right away, for those listening, quite a bit longer(haha). Seriously though it all depends on how much quality time you put into learning. Keep it simple at first and attempt to play tunes you really like.

Here are a few links that'll speed your learning process;

http://12bar.de/scale_generator.php
http://www.jamcenter.com/index.html
http://www.myguitarsolo.com/
http://vai.com/LittleBlackDots/MLS_index.html
http://www.justinguitar.com/index.php
http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guitar

Good Luck, Peace and Guitars,
SouthPaw41L

I love it Old Doll! You're the best, no kidding. I  especially dig the "Rosetta stone" reference.  'At's my special gals' name. Hope you're doin' and feelin' wopnderful. So nice to have you back.

Ciao Bella,
SouthPaw41L

I think it's hillarious that the dude isn't allowed to wear his hairpiece in the slammer! Did anyone see his mug shot? Wooooooooooo........

Actually Yngwie Malmsteem ( The Speedin' Sweedin') was primarily inflenced by Niccolo Paganini. I saw him a few weeks back on some late night metal show and he demonstrated some of Paganinis' mastery.