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An ongoing series of articles on songs & performances of the early Grateful Dead.
August 19, 2009
Missing 1970 Shows
The best solution would be to simply list every show, with a note - "incomplete", "AUD", "no recording", etc. But, frankly, deadlists already does that, and it would just be a lot of extra typing. This list simply singles out what we DON'T have in SBD, all in one convenient summary - so at a glance, we can see just how much is missing from 1970. AUD lovers like myself can silently overlook all the great recordings on this list; and SBD lovers can keep in mind the dozens of great SBDs we do have from 1970, though they're mainly invisible on this list.
In 1969, it's likely that many "lost" shows are actually in the Vault. In 1970, a few missing shows from the first half of the year may be in the Vault, but most of these shows (especially after June) are gone for good.
Deadlists was, of course, invaluable. Setlists.net is best avoided.
Once again, songs remembered from missing shows are [ in brackets ], but these are often incomplete or mistaken. Deadheads in 1970 definitely were not taking notes; nor were many of them lugging tapedecks to shows. Enough of them WERE taping, though, that 1970 actually doesn't have many more completely lost shows than 1969 did. But some of the ones that were lost look like real nail-biters.
I've probably missed a few things here & there, so additions & corrections are welcome.
1/24/70 Honolulu - (SBD) This is a short show, and probably missing some songs.
1/30/70 New Orleans - (SBD) This is short for a complete show & Eaton lists another 35 minutes. If Eaton's timing is correct there is still a half hour of this show not circulating.
2/2/70 St Louis - Partial half-hour SBD; the rest of the show is unknown.
2/5/70 Fillmore West - The first five songs are on a half-hour AUD tape; the SBD is only 45 minutes; so a big piece of the show is missing. [ China Cat > Rider ; Cryptical > The Other One ]
2/7/70 Fillmore West - Incomplete AUD & chopped-up SBD. Compared with Friday's total of 115 minutes and Sunday's of 138, the 85 minutes of Saturday 2/7/70 preserved on tape seems obviously to fall short by at least a half hour. Obviously we are missing several tunes from the end of this set.
2/8/70 Fillmore West - The AUD has the complete show. The SBD tape in circulation begins 3:42 before the end of Dark Star and runs for 33:04, cutting off 15:12 into Lovelight. (Smokestack Lightning was released on the Bear's Choice reissue CD, so the entire SBD is likely in the Vault.)
2/11/70 Fillmore East, early show - (SBD) Only the last 20 minutes of this show are in circulation on tape; presumably more songs preceded The Other One.
2/12/70 Ungano's, NYC - A notorious fake, as the 2/13/70 early set surfaced with this date; they did play here though, and no recording is known.
2/20/70 Fort Worth - No recording.
2/21/70 San Antonio - No recording.
2/22/70 Houston - No recording. [ Lovelight ]
3/7/70 Santa Monica - Incomplete AUD only.
3/8/70 Phoenix - (SBD) Deadlists: "Latvala reports that there are two reels in the vault labeled with this date; the second is blank; the contents of the first are listed here. Perhaps we are missing the rest of the concluding electric set, although this seems complete as listed."
3/17/70 Buffalo - The infamous lost show with the Buffalo Philharmonic; no recording. [ Saint Stephen ; Dark Star > Drums ; Turn On Your Lovelight ]
3/20/70 Port Chester, early show - No recording.
3/21/70 Port Chester, early & late shows - AUD only.
4/9/70 Fillmore West - The AUD has most of the show. The 45-minute SBD contains Me & My Uncle through Uncle John.
4/10/70 Fillmore West - No recording. I believe complete SBDs were made of this whole Fillmore West run, but many reels have been lost.
[electric] Cold Rain And Snow; New Speedway Boogie; Mama Tried; China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider; Hard To Handle; Casey Jones; [acoustic] Friend Of The Devil; Deep Elem Blues; Candyman; Wake Up Little Susie > Black Peter; Uncle John's Band; [electric] It's A Man's, Man's, Man's World; Dancin In The Street; High Time; Alligator > Caution > And We Bid You Good Night.
4/11/70 Fillmore West - Only the last half-hour of the SBD survives, picking up at the end of Not Fade Away. The rest is lost.
[electric] Cold Rain And Snow; I'm A King Bee; Beat It On Down The Line; Dire Wolf; It's A Man's, Man's, Man's World; [acoustic] Don't Ease Me In; New Speedway Boogie; Friend Of The Devil; Me And My Uncle; Deep Elem Blues; Candyman; Black Peter; Uncle John's Band; [electric] Dark Star > Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Lovelight.
4/12/70 Fillmore West - The AUD has most of the show. The SBD contains Good Morning Little Schoolgirl and Cumberland through Feedback.
4/17-19/70 Family Dog shows - No recordings.
4/24/70 Denver - AUD only. The first electric set is missing.
4/25/70 Denver - No recording.
4/26/70 Poynette - No recording. [Lovelight ; Dark Star ; The Other One ; Black Peter ]
5/3/70 Middletown - AUD only. One of the worst AUDs ever.
5/7/70 Cambridge - AUD only.
5/8/70 Delhi - Partial AUD only. I wonder if a complete AUD was made but, due to the poor quality, Charlie Miller decided to only put out "the good part".
5/9/70 Worcester - Only the first four acoustic songs are available in degraded SBD.
5/10/70 Atlanta - The Dead's equipment was delayed, so they played with the Allman Brothers' gear - probably no recording was made. [ Hard to Handle ; The Other One ; Mama Tried ; Will the Circle Be Unbroken w/ Allman Brothers ]
5/16/70 Philadelphia - Partial AUD only of the start of the set; shut down by Sam Cutler.
5/17/70 Fairfield - No recording.
5/21/70 San Rafael - No recording. [ Possibly Janis on Lovelight. ]
6/4/70 Fillmore West - (SBD) The start of the electric set is still missing, though I presume it's in the vault since Lemieux has played the acoustic set. [ Casey Jones ; Me And My Uncle ; Hard To Handle ; Saint Stephen ]
6/5/70 Fillmore West - I include this show just to mention that the SBD has many bad cuts, but the AUD is complete.
6/6/70 Fillmore West, acoustic set - Not in circulation. [ Don't Ease Me In ; The Frozen Logger ; Friend Of The Devil ; Candyman ; Deep Elem Blues ; Cumberland Blues ; Wake Up Little Susie ; New Speedway Boogie ]
6/12/70 Oahu - Not in circulation. Lemieux played The Other One on the Taper's Section (6-11-07).
6/13/70 Oahu - The AUD is more complete & better-sounding than the SBD.
6/19/70 Memphis - No recording. [ Casey Jones, China Cat Sunflower, Hard To Handle, Me and My Uncle, Attics of My Life, Candyman, Uncle John's Band, Good Lovin' ]
6/21/70 Berkeley - Partial AUD only.
6/24/70 Port Chester, early & late shows - AUD only.
6/27 - 7/3/70 Canada - Some video & SBD snippets have appeared from this tour, but it's unclear how much more survives.
7/8/70 Edwardsville - No recording.
7/9/70 Fillmore East - Only a couple AUD songs survive. Presumably the whole show was recorded, but the rest was taped over or lost.
[acoustic] Silver Threads And Golden Needle; Cumberland Blues; Dire Wolf; Swing Low Sweet Chariot; [electric] Easy Wind; Casey Jones; Not Fade Away > Good Lovin'; Viola Lee Blues; Morning Dew; Sittin' On Top Of The World; Uncle John's Band ]
7/10-12/70 Fillmore East - AUD only.
7/16/70 San Rafael - The SBD is incomplete; but a second electric set has surfaced. Bear's last 1970 recording. [ Lovelight; Me And My Uncle; Cold Rain And Snow before China Cat Sunflower ]
8/17/70 Fillmore West - Fragment of an AUD (only a couple acoustic songs), which might not be from this date. [ Dancing In The Street ; Mama Tried ; It's A Man's, Man's, Man's World ; Not Fade Away ]
8/18+19/70 Fillmore West - AUD only.
8/28/70 Los Angeles - No recording.
8/29/70 Los Angeles - No recording.
9/17/70 Fillmore East - AUD only. The electric set is incomplete; probably this was preceded by at least a few more electric tunes.
9/18/70 Fillmore East - Complete AUD. The 80 minute SBD in circulation contains Truckin', Black Peter, and Me & My Uncle through the encore.
9/19/70 Fillmore East - Complete AUD. The SBD contains Dark Star through Lovelight.
9/25/70 Pasadena - No recording.
[ Set I: Casey Jones, Me And My Uncle, I'm A King Bee, Cryptical Envelopment>Drums>The Other One>Cryptical Envelopment, High Time; Set II: Dark Star, Cosmic Charlie, Alligator>Drums>Turn On Your Lovelight, Morning Dew; We Bid You Goodnight ]
9/26/70 Salt Lake City - No recording. [ (acoustic) I Know You Rider; Ripple; Candyman; Friend Of The Devil; (electric) Big Boss Man; Uncle John > Casey Jones; Morning Dew ]
10/5/70 Winterland - Possible SBD, not circulating. [ Casey Jones ; Good Lovin' ; Dancing In The Street ; Turn On Your Lovelight ]
Deadlists: "David Lemieux confirms that there is no SBD of this show in the vault." However, Dancing appeared on the 2/4/70 Download Series.
10/10/70 Queens - AUD only.
10/11/70 Wayne - AUD only.
(10/12/70 Wayne - Possible show played; no recording.)
10/16/70 Philadelphia - No recording. [ Morning Dew; Casey Jones; Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Lovelight; Good Lovin'; (encore) Uncle John's Band ]
10/17/70 Cleveland - No recording.
10/18/70 Minneapolis, two sets - No recording. [ Casey Jones; Me And My Uncle; Morning Dew; Mama Tried; Cumberland Blues; Good Lovin' ]
10/23/70 Washington DC - AUD only.
11/5-8/70 Port Chester - AUD only.
11/9/70 Island Park - Partial AUD only (six songs).
11/10/70 Island Park - Partial AUD only (two songs).
11/11/70 Brooklyn - AUD only.
11/12/70 Brooklyn - No recording. [ Hard To Handle; Truckin'; New Minglewood Blues; China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider; Sugar Magnolia; New Orleans; Cumberland Blues; Brokedown Palace; Not Fade Away ]
11/13/70 Brooklyn - No recording. [ Casey Jones ; Uncle John's Band ; Sugar Magnolia ; Truckin' ; Dark Star > Saint Stephen ; Not Fade Away ]
11/14/70 Brooklyn - No recording.
11/20/70 Rochester - AUD only.
11/21/70 Boston - Partial SBD (20 minutes). [ Casey Jones ; Candyman ; Mama Tried ; Easy Wind ; St. Stephen ; Uncle John's Band ]
11/22/70 Edison - No recording.
11/23/70 Anderson Theater, NYC - No recording; the old show with this date is now considered to be 11/16/70.
11/27/70 Chicago - No recording. [ Jam > Casey Jones ; Truckin' > The Other One ; Turn On Your Lovelight ]
11/29/70 Columbus - AUD only.
12/21/70 San Rafael - The Dead may have played after the "Garcia and Friends" set with Crosby; no known recording.
12/22/70 Sacramento - No known recording, though the Dead had started taping their shows again. [ Till The Morning Comes ; Dire Wolf ; Sugar Magnolia ; Casey Jones ; Truckin' ; Dancing In The Street ; Turn On Your Lovelight ]
12/23/70 Winterland - (SBD) Part of this show has been misdated as 12/17/70; I'm not sure if all of 12/23 is now circulating since it's come out in bits & pieces.
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A couple small corrections -ReplyDelete
8/17/70 - Our tape is a fake. These acoustic songs are actually from Ken Lee's 6/24/70 recording.
11/10/70 - This fake date apparently comes from a Marty Weinberg compilation reel - the Not Fade Away is from his 9/20/70 AUD, and the Other One is from 2/23/71. It seems Weinberg did not tape the New York shows after 11/8/70....our loss.
David Lemieux on what survives from the Festival Express tour:ReplyDelete
"I think six songs by the Dead were filmed. Two were in the movie [Don't Ease Me In & New Speedway]. Two were in the bonus disc [Hard to Handle & Easy Wind], and there were two that didn't make the cut. I did recently hear the audio tapes from Winnipeg and Calgary and they were pretty good. It's basically two full shows, maybe an hour & a quarter each... I know there was a good China>Rider and a good Lovelight [probably the ones he's put on the Taper's Section]. Typical 1970 material: some sloppy stuff, some out of tune stuff, but also some incredibly interesting Pigpen stuff. There's a good Attics of My Life, too."
Very interesting post to say the least. Amazing that so many shows can go missing/have error.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 30, 2010 at 8:10 AM
9/25/70 Pasadena looks like a great setlist. Where did this information come from?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 30, 2010 at 8:12 AM
The setlist for 8/17/70 (Dancing In The Street ; Mama Tried ; It's A Man's, Man's, Man's World ; Not Fade Away) is obviously 8/18/70ReplyDelete
There's not much information about 9/25/70. That certainly looks like a dream setlist, but I wouldn't trust it, as it's only listed on the unreliable setlists.net. Presumably that list stemmed from an older edition of Deadbase; but the deadbase site now only lists Casey Jones, Easy Wind, and Lovelight.ReplyDelete
Although a bunch of reviewers on dead.net apparently attended this show, they remember little.
Deadlists says: "Bob Swanson attended this show. He remembers two sets, the first from NRPS with Jerry on pedal steel, the second from the electric Dead. From the Dead's set he remembers a drumming interlude and the Lovelight."
So at this point, I would guess the setlist I listed is a fake.
This site has an examination of the 8/17/70 setlist:ReplyDelete
It's more complete than what I listed here. Two reviewers (Michael Lydon from Rolling Stone and Ed McLanahan from Playboy) were apparently there that night, and they agree on the first 4 songs of the electric set. (At which point Lydon had enough and left!)
It's true, all those songs were also played on 8/18/70, and our reviewers may actually be talking about the next night.
But what's more likely - that two reviewers would independently pick out 4 songs, scattered through a set, and each say that those 4 (in the same order) started the set, without mentioning other songs like the Other One or Attics? Or that the Dead simply repeated some songs? I'm uncertain, myself.
(Usually the Dead did not repeat themselves quite that much two nights running. And it seems odd that NFA would be the fourth song in the set; but our tape of 7/11/70 also has it as the fourth electric song...)
The main reviewer (McLanahan) sadly has a very fuzzy account, possibly merging shows together - he places Truckin' in the electric set, which as far as I know didn't happen until October '70. He also says the show ended with Uncle John, Casey Jones>Lovelight. On 8/18 we have Casey Jones>Uncle John, and no Lovelight.
So we're left with a little puzzle. But assuming he's somewhat reliable, this is what we've concluded for 8/17:
Acoustic Set:
Cumberland Blues
New Speedway Boogie
Dire Wolf
"two or three others, mostly from the Workingman's Dead album"
Swing Low Sweet Chariot (last song)
NRPS set
Electric GD:
Dancing in the Streets
Mama Tried
It's a Man's World
Not Fade Away
Uncle John's Band
Casey Jones ->
Turn on Your Lovelight
ftp://gdead.berkeley.edu/pub/gdead/miscellaneous/gd-pboy-3-72 (McLanahan)
http://obie1.homesite.net/deadcd/articlesrs.htm (scroll down for Lydon 1970 article)
Anyway, other dates here need more investigation as well; but keep in mind that any songs I listed in brackets may be inaccurate, and should be taken as tentative.ReplyDelete
(I'm also suspicious of our phantom setlist from the 7/9/70 electric set, which repeats quite a few songs from our 7/11/70 tape...but it's not quite the same.)
We're left with the hazy memories of a few witnesses, sometimes years later. And even when notes were taken on the spot by journalists, they can still be suspect... If, for instance, our two '8/17/70' reviewers were actually at 8/18, then you have to say they did a remarkably poor job of capturing the setlist!
- AnonymousFebruary 12, 2011 at 3:20 PM
Garcia, Lesh, Hart & Kreutzmann all participated in the sessions that yielded David Crosby's debut album IF I COULD ONLY REMEMBER MY NAME and Paul Kantner's BLOWS AGAINST THE EMPIRE. Some sources say that both LP's were recorded around the same time in 1970. Does anyone know when the actual sessions for these records took place?ReplyDelete
I don't have too many specific dates, but the sessions for those albums went sporadically through late 1970 at Wally Heider's. BLOWS AGAINST THE EMPIRE was recorded summer/fall (after AMERICAN BEAUTY, I think), and Crosby's IICORMN was roughly Nov '70 - Jan '71 (and released in Feb '71).ReplyDelete
The circulating PERRO sessions we have are mostly from Jan '71, just jamming around after both albums were finished, although there are a number of Nov/Dec-1970 outtakes from IICORMN as well.
So basically, the Crosby/Garcia "David & the Dorks" shows of mid-Dec 1970 were done at the same time they were finishing IICORMN in the studio.
I don't know of any place that lists complete PERRO session dates from the studio logs, which would be useful to know.
In my March '11 post on the Hartbeats, July 1970, I showed that our tape of "8/5/70 San Diego" can't be from San Diego, but is likely from a San Francisco club show.ReplyDelete
So 8/5/70 San Diego is now a missing show.
Anonymous asked if anyone knew when the actual sessions for IICORMN and BATE took place.ReplyDelete
I list BATE sessions starting on July 15, 1970 going at least into August, and my first reasonably documented Crosby session is November 3, 1970.
- AnonymousJune 15, 2011 at 2:16 PM
"12/23/70 Winterland - (SBD) Part of this show has been misdated as 12/17/70"ReplyDelete
Wonder why you think so, rather than vice-versa.
I went into the details in my post on 12/17/70 (in October '10) - there was also a bit of discussion on the deadlists discussion board a while ago (under "10/5/70 Winterland").ReplyDelete
In short, there was no Dead show on 12/17/70; I believe we only have one reel circulating from 12/23/70 (from the end of the show); and other songs attributed to that date are actually from the October '70 Winterland shows. It's pretty tricky, really...
At any rate, Charlie Miller has the full reels for 12/23/70 (and 10/5/70, it seems), so I hope someday he'll release them and it will be straightened out.
- AnonymousDecember 23, 2011 at 12:58 PM
Cleveland Music Hall 10/17/70ReplyDelete
Set One
Casey Jones
China Cat Sunflower
I know You Rider
Me and My Uncle
It Hurts me Too
The Other One
Cryptical Envelopment
Sugar Magnolia
Hard to Handle
Set Two
Good Love
Good Love
Cold Rain and Snow
Dark Star
Not Fade Away
Going Down the Road
Not Fade Away
Uncle John's Band
- AnonymousDecember 23, 2011 at 1:00 PM
Put a Saint Stephen after the Dark Star as well.ReplyDelete
Ah, Cleveland 10/17/70... You beat me to it!ReplyDelete
I was waiting til the tape emerged to confirm the exact setlist....the taper forgot to mention the St Stephen when he first gave the setlist (giving rise to much speculation), and perhaps there are other errors as well. Plus we don't know yet what songs might be missing or have big cuts...
Fortunately, he's sent his tape to Charlie Miller and we should be seeing this show in circulation at some point!
- AnonymousDecember 25, 2011 at 5:25 PM
If the tape is even reasonably listenable, and reasonably complete, that 10/17/70 Cleveland show is going to be one humdinger of a doozy of a major show in 1970. "The Other One" AND "Dark Star" AND "Lovelight" and an early NFA > GDTRFB > NFA sandwich...plus who knows what the "Good Lovin'" is going to be like?ReplyDelete
Cannot wait till Charlie Miller gets his hands on that tape and circulates it.
One guy was looking for a tape of 10/17/70 on the Archive some years ago and said this show "was a real stunner... I was at the show, and if the music was half as good as my memories of it, it was outstanding."ReplyDelete
The setlist is certainly tantalizing - it looks like a high-energy set. This was the Dead's first Cleveland show, and in a new city they may have been out to impress. A Dark Star & an Other One in the same show is pretty rare (it happened again on 11/5/70). And after an NFA>Lovelight finale, the audience must have been begging for more! The guy above said, "I thought I was dancing on the ceiling."
The taper (Jeff Linton) wrote, "In spite of the Bob and Jerry songs, the Dark Star, the Other One etc, it was very much, without a doubt, Pigpen's band. What a BIG FAT SOUND they had!"
I hope the tape is both listenable & complete - mono cassette recorders from those days had a hard time coping with the Dead's loud volume. Our audience tapes from late 1970 are a mixed bag, some of them pretty dire - this one could be a horror like 5/8/70, 7/12/70, or 10/11/70... And I do hope some huge chunk of Dark Star isn't lost in a tapeflip!
- AnonymousDecember 28, 2011 at 6:30 AM
It's funny that you mentioned how rare "Dark Star" and "The Other One" were together in the same show. Just one or two years before, it was rather commonplace to hear them together (1968-69).ReplyDelete
It's incredible how the GD changed so much in just a couple of years. Changes in songs, changes in length of songs, changes in arrangement and instrumentation. Perhaps an essay detailing the changes from 1966-72 will should be written.
"Perhaps an essay should be written...."ReplyDelete
Ha ha, good one! Maybe SOMEONE can write it...
Actually, in the Taping Compendium there are intro essays to each year that do a really good job of detailing the Dead's changes.
I tend to focus more on the little details!
Anyway, I'm kind of booked up for the next few months with the essays I'd like to write...
An additional 10/17/70 update from Charlie Miller:ReplyDelete
"The first tape was jammed. It ended up breaking at a point where it had been broken before and fixed with tape. I re-fixed it and put it into a new shell. Truckin cuts and comes back in during TOO. They go back into the "he had to die" part of TIFTOO, but I don't know if they did the first part of TIFTOO or went into TOO from Truckin'. Compared to other auds from 1970, this one is pretty good."
It's been asked whether this could be the earliest Truckin>Other One. With a tapecut at the crucial point, we can't be definitive, but I think they stopped after Truckin and started the Cryptical suite. From late 1970, I don't think there are any instances of Truckin>Other One>Cryptical. So this would indicate missing music of at least several minutes in the tapeflip.
The 10/17/70 AUD has finally come out, so it is no longer a missing show! (It does, however, have a LOT of cuts - over a half hour is missing, from spots here & there. More details later.)ReplyDelete
A couple updates -ReplyDelete
The 5/9/70 "SBD" has been revealed to actually come from the 5/3/70 acoustic set; so 5/9/70 is now completely missing.
Also, an excellent, complete AUD of 6/4/70 has just come out (& will be up on the Archive soon). So, while part of the electric-set SBD is still tucked away in the Vault, we can finally hear the whole show on a great-sounding AUD.
- AnonymousJune 18, 2013 at 11:56 PM
Can you explain the confusion surrounding the DP 35, house boat setlists?ReplyDeleteReplies
I believe deadbase had their 8/23 and 8/24/71 setlists mixed up (and had a few mistakes in the setlists as well). Part of 8/24 was released on DP35, and part of 8/23 on a Road Trips, but neither show in full.Delete
Until Keith's "houseboat" tapes were discovered, 8/24/71 was a mystery and 8/7/71 was completely unknown.
Per David Lemieux, this is the complete 8/23/71 setlist (* were released) -
Set 1
Big RR Blues, Playing In The Band, Mr. Charlie, Sugaree*, El Paso, Next Time You See Me, Bertha, Me and Bobby McGee, Cumberland Blues, Big Boss Man, Loser, Promised Land, China>Rider*, Casey Jones
Set 2
Truckin'*, Bird Song, Cryptical>Drums>Other One>Me and My Uncle>Other One>Cryptical>Wharf Rat*, Deal, Brokedown Palace, Sugar Magnolia*, NFA>GDTRFB>NFA>Johnny B. Goode
[Loser through Truckin', and everything after Brokedown, are missing on the circulating AUD tape. Unfortunately, the complete 8/23/71 SBD doesn't seem likely to ever circulate.]
And this is the released part of 8/24/71 (according to Lemieux, "all that was salvageable") -
Uncle John's Band, Playing In The Band, Loser, Hurts Me Too, Cumberland Blues, Empty Pages, BIODTL, Brown Eyed Women, St Stephen > Not Fade Away > GDTRFB > NFA, Me and Bobby McGee, Big Boss Man, Brokedown Palace, Good Lovin'
(The rest of the setlist is not known for sure, but probably includes some of the songs on the "8/23/71" deadbase setlist.)
The Empty Pages that's on the 8/23/71 AUD tape is actually from the 8/24 show - that is, it's the same one that's on the DP35 SBD - so that's kind of a mystery. I believe there used to be an AUD tape of 8/24/71 that has since been lost. See these comments:


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That wasn't said by me.IIRC someone (overedge?) said that 8 Rinks was embarrassed by McLeod but not willing to lose face by admitting it and that McLeod ran the rink like a tyrant.

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Don't feel stupid: I didn't know who Ralph Zavadil was, either. After all, we can't be faulted for living in Oklahoma City instead of Ontario, Canada. Ultimately, it makes no difference, because Beauty Day, the documentary about the man, is a fun viewing nonetheless. That's because there's something about watching stunts of bodily harm that holds universal appeal.


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What Don't You First See?
There's more than meets the eye in this photo. Stop and peer beneath the surface.
I love this photo.
It's relatable. It's humanizing. It's neighborhood. The photographer has captured an image with layers of meaning and connectedness.
At first glance, one's eye is drawn to hijab and hands. It's what we Americans have been trained to do — to look for the extreme, the other, the different, the enemy training their children to be Islamic fundamentalists. This lens, even for an editor and producer who spends most of his days breaking through the stereotypes to discover the humanity in the other, is difficult to shatter.
But stay with the image for a split-second longer and you'll start to see something different. The image is more inclusive than it first appears. Included in the framing of this photograph is a backdrop of a variety of backpacks, including a pink backpack very much like the Hello Kitty bag a young schoolgirl in my Minneapolis neighborhood carries off to elementary school each day.
This framing contextualizes, and I might say normalizes, this scene and makes it special. As a Western observer, I relate in an entirely different way rather than easily focusing in on the religiosity on the surface. Seeing others in this way takes discipline, and a deep pause. If you do, worlds will open to you. And people too.
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I did notice the pink
I did notice the pink backpack first. Then I looked at where the hands were. If they are reciting then they are all reciting what appears to be from a different section of the text. Also, there appear to be multiple versions of the text. The girl on the left might need glasses.
I saw children.
I saw children.
First I saw books open. Then
First I saw books open. Then I saw scarved girls read Arabic. Then I saw backpacks & briefcases -- one from HP.
It's a small world and getting smaller.
The first thing I see is five
The first thing I see is five little girl's freedom taken away by years of patriarchy. Then I'm taken back to my formative years in Tehran, when education was based on memorizing and learning by rote...no thinking, curiosity crushed, shamed if you question....I'm Iranian, Minnesotan, feminist, mother of two boys, in love with freedom of expression and above all a parent and teacher of inclusiveness of all cultures, religions. Curious about all perspectives. Renaissance hasn't reached the fabric of middle east....
To see more deeply, beyond
To see more deeply, beyond the "religiosity on the surface" and to the humanity within an individual is indeed a gift and at the moment, a rare one in Quebec's minority government, the Parti Quebecois. Today, they are "unveiling" a proposal to ban the wearing of hijabs, kippas, turbans, and visible crucifixes for those who work with the public, which includes doctors, teachers, and day-care workers. A troubling mindset and a step backward... http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/story/2013/09/09/montreal-quebec-parti-quebecois-charter-of-quebec-values.html
As a quebecker, this is the
As a quebecker, this is the way I see the current situation:
Beyond the apparent will of stigmatizing worn religious symbol is the desire to address the public's frustration upon wearers of veils and generalizing to other similar cases to avoid accusations of racism. Also, as the public keeps asking governments to address all sorts of trivial issues and because of the ensuing dissilusionment when laws are not voted at the snap of a finger, the government needed to answer... if only to keep the public interested in politics. I think it is a great idea to incorporate a chart of values as our people feel like their culture is constantly diluting. Even if said chart is refused by most/all institutions as suggested by the chart itself, it's going to mean that as a people, we have a culture and we have the same right as everyone else on this planet to feel awkward around cultures conveying things we do not agree with. Such as, to close the circle, the inherent insulting aspect of veils. From the point of view of quebec's culture, veils are condemnable as much as not wearing them is condemnable from the point of view of their culture. Medias and competing politicians are yelling out loud right now that it is impossible to agree to disagree, THAT is the step backwards. I salute my government for its courage.
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I saw people studying. Because of their veils, I had hopes that they were really learning, as opposed to being endoctrinated.
Of course our glance goes to
Of course our glance goes to the humanity set in the fore, but the pack wasnt far behind. reminds me in someways of Rania Matar's work. She photograph's young women in their room and has spent considerable time in the middle east. in many, they show the shared global pop culture that helps to "normalize" as said.
The first thing I saw was
The first thing I saw was that they were reading. Period.
My first thought was girls.
My first thought was girls. Good to see them in class. Also using the hands to read - I was shamed in 2nd grade several times of using my hands to read - it was wrong to read that way.
What interested me is that
What interested me is that all these girls are also trying to read, although four of the five texts are from different books. Using their fingers to point to the words they are reading also suggests that they are new to the work of reading. Literacy brings empowerment, but it takes a facility with reading to achieve.


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He also started doing skating choreography and soon found success. When he decided he didn't want to continue performing in musical theatre, he soon found skating choreography consuming his time. He choreographed for most of the top skaters in Alberta, including Natasha Purich and Kaetlyn Osmond, the 2009 Canadian ladies pre-novice and novice champions, respectively. He has also choreographed for Vaughn Chipeur and Joey Russell, and he did two programs for Jamie Salé and David Pelletier that they performed on the TV special, Holiday Festival on Ice.
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Pre-worlds article: Canadian Kaetlyn Osmond has reached world prominence much quicker than anticipated
They certainly have accomplished this goal. I watched the womens free program from Jr. Worlds this weekend, and couldnt picture Kaetlyn still skating at this level even though she has two years of eligibility left.There were certain things you learn and its a huge thing trying to have a 16-year-old look more mature, more sophisticated, the classiness, and have that (whole) package, Walia said. Very few people in the world can perform the way she can. Shes very intelligent and she knows what she has to do, but shes also a kid and Im not going to change that in her. Thats the best part of her skating.
She had the jumps, but not nearly enough these days.
Her component mark (at nationals last year) was quite significantly lower than the top two girls, he said. She was just turning 16 and I thought, This cant happen. I dont want her relying on the jumps. I want her to go in and be the strongest in that area. I wasnt sure how can someone whos 16 compete with 24-year-olds?
It was all the details, refining and polishing every movement.
Well, maybe not Sochi , but 2018, you never know I just wish shed had the opportunity to go to Worlds at least once as our #2 woman. Hopefully it will be a good experience for her.If she skates like she can, she will open up another Olympic berth for a Canadian female. Many have faith she can do what Rochette and Elizabeth Manley managed.
It makes me a little nervous but theyre saying it because they think Im good, she said. I have to remember thats a good thing theyre thinking that way.
Going to worlds as #1 or #2 for the first time would most likely be a shock for anyone.
I hope that Kaetlyn's experience at 4CC has been valuable that she will place well at worlds, hopefully giving Canada two spots at the Olympics.
I *think* she is more inspired by a home crowd vs a foreign crowd. I think the 4CC jitters and the super strong ladies field are forcing us all to embrace that top 10 is not the lock it would have been if she was skating even a year or two ago. Maybe that's taking the pressure off everyone in this go round. Still, her name just has to come up on everyone's list skaters with strong potential to hit top 10.
SP will be so key. If she skates it like she did at SC, she would score about 65 which could place her in top 8 and drag some PCS love into the LP to keep her afloat. A fall and mid-50s and I think the dream would be over for this year.
Good Luck at Worlds, Kaetlyn! Be proud, be happy and be strong. Do your best and we'll all be rewarded!
Edmonton Journal article: 'Full family sacrifice' big reason behind success of Edmonton figure skater Kaetlyn Osmond
"It's a full family sacrifice," said [mom] Jackie. "You have to put a lot of family trips on the back burners, Our family trips are basically going to figure skating competitions," [dad] Jeff said, laughing. "We got to see a lot of the country because of it."
Some sports can come with a high price tag — figure skating is one of them.
"On an average year, right now at senior level … competitions and everything, you're looking at roughly $60,000," Jeff said, adding they have an advantage because Kaetlyn is living at home.
The Osmonds said they've always been honest with coaches with how much they can afford each month, even when they were back in Marystown.
They will sit down with Walia next month to go over the plan for Kaetlyn's Olympic year with the 2014 Sochi Games 11 months away.
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Who knows, maybe a potential sponsor will read the article and help her family contribute to her training costs?
Kaetlyn looking jittery on practice, shaky run through of the short pops a few salchows but she's getting her legs under her now. Here's hoping she gets the shakes out now and performs the hell out of it all in competition!
Even if she has a rough short program, that isn't necessarily awful. This is her first worlds, and she just needs to get through it. A problem in the short is an opportunity to learn to come back strong in the free skate. At Kwan's first worlds, she single-handedly fought in the freeskate to break the top 10 and keep two USA spots. It was a good experience. Whatever happens will make Osmond stronger after this.
Oh absolutely! She's had a magical season already, she should just appreciate that and relax. She's in a tough practice group too with the three Japanese girls, I think that's part of what's making her a bit spooked.
I did notice she got *huge* applause when they announced her name and then later her music.
ETA: After falling on a couple of lutzes, she just went and nailed a 3lutz-3toe
Perhaps she has been working towards getting the edge calls out of her lutzes. In the beginning, it can throw you off your game when you suddenly change your habits. We shall see if she succeeded soon enough.
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The latest: Canadas Kaetlyn Osmond living in, loving figure skating worlds spotlight
Coach Ravi not showing her any mercy :
How much you wanna bet he asked for her to be in the practice group with the Japanese girls? Tough love baby.Im happy that her first worlds is in an event that is this strong. Its the worlds, she should really have to fight to be in the mix, Walia said.
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Now i am nervouse- could ice dancers support all others teammates, who showed there best?
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Exciting news about Meryl and Charlie performing in Boston in April!
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Cool. . . but kind of close to the Jimmy Fund's annual fundraiser, Evening with Champions (April 16-17), in the same arena on the Harvard campus. I guess you can definitely get your fill of benefiting good causes by seeing great skaters!
So far it appears that the roster of skaters featured may be different. Nav/Bombs are the ice dancers in the latter and Evora and Ladwig will appear at An Evening with Champions as well. They still have to announce who the "young, current" skaters are soon.
This show generally happens in October, but I guess Harvard was dissuaded from doing it then because of the Olympics and the frenzied schedule of the skaters.
Wheeee I can't wait to see Meryl & Charlie skate live!
I called the Harvard Box Office today, and they said they haven't received any ticketing information about Ice Chips yet, even though the website says you can buy them online through the Harvard Box Office's website. Just thought I'd pass this info along, if anyone else is trying to buy tickets just yet.
Just bumping this thread back up for this weekend's shows!
The BlueRidge gang will be at the Saturday afternoon show!
Congratulations 2014 World Ice Dance Champions Anna Cappellini & Luca Lanotte!!!
I'm confused as to how Davis and White can be doing both SOI and Ice Chips. They are still listed for the NJ and Boston SOI shows this week-end http://www.starsonice.com/figure-ska...ickets&id=1010
I suppose on Sunday they could skate early in the Ice Chips show, then be over at the SOI show for 4???
I think I read that in an article or maybe in the D/W thread. I can't believe how busy they are these days!
It's my understanding that the Saturday 1pm show has been sold out. Parking can sometimes be an issue and depending on what other sporting events are going on at Harvard, you could end up across the street. On Sunday, there is an MS walk in that area, but I think it should be over by 1:30pm.
They're still listed on the SOI site for the East Rutherford show on Saturday, 10 April, at 7:30. Even if they were to skate in Boston at 7pm sharp, even by private plane, it's hard to see how they'd make it to East Rutherford before the show ended.
"The team doesn't get automatic capacity because management is mad" -- Greg Smith, agile guy
Both the Skating Club of Boston and the Harvard Box Office are selling tickets for Ice Chips, so in case one is sold out, try the other.
I'm thinking D/W won't be at the NJ SOI show.
I went to the Evening with Champs website. Is the cast listed the one from last year? Anybody knows who may show up?


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Except that doesn't make any sense within the context that Parson made his quip. "Control Z" without the dash is two separate words meaning to control Z. "Control-Z" with the dash? That's one word, and in the Windows-centric realm of computer geeks (which Parson was heavily implied to be - and don't say 'He could have been running Linux or Mac or something' when we all know Windows has the lion's share of the market due to the combination of ease-of-use and affordability) it means to undo the last action done, provided such an undo is possible. You can undo moving something to the recycle bin, but you can't undo emptying the recycle bin.
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Flat panel, high depth entertainment
These days, everyone has a high-def flat screen TV. What you don't see very often is a high-depth flat screen TV like the Samsung PN60E7000 60" 1080p plasma flat screen TV. What makes it high-depth? It starts with the Real Black Panel Pro screen with Wide Color Enhancer Plus that gives you incredibly deep black levels and vibrant colors. It continues with the 600Hz subfield drive that analyzes and corrects every frame on 10 different levels for not only a noticeably smoother, but cleaner picture. Add in 3D capability on the 60E7000 for your favorite Blu-ray movies, television shows, and games, and you can be sure that no content is left behind. Of course, picture depth isn't the only thing your flat screen is sporting… built-in Wi-Fi and Samsung's Smart TV service open up whole new worlds of possibilities.
That's one Smart TV
Samsung understands, you want your TV to do more — after all, you expect your electronics to do more than just provide entertainment these days. Samsung's Smart TV makes sure your flat screen TV is more than just a pretty screen. Services like Family Story that sync with your home computer and mobile devices to create photo galleries, provide chat options for friends and family, and sync with your mobile devices. Kids Story helps you find child-friendly programming, games, and more to help your little ones learn, and make sure that your Samsung Smart TV links up with your life. Looking for a bit more web with your watching? A full web browser, lets you browse Facebook and Twitter, or connect with resources like Wikipedia or IMDB for more information about what you're watching. Plus, you can search through all your media — from videos on external hard drives to your program listings. Once your TV gets to know you, it can even make movie and programming recommendations based on your interests. Samsung's Smart TV will change the way you watch and interact with your flat screen TV.
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Included with your purchase are: PNE7000 1080p plasma flat screen TV, pedestal stand, remote control with batteries, 2 pairs of 3D glasses, user guide
Great TV Samsung PN60E7000 (January 21, 2013)
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Reviewed By: Don R. - Spokane, WA
We were hesitant to purchase this TV after reading the less than positive reviews. Based on our previous purchases and the great price we pulled purchased it and have not looked back. We have found none of the buzzing noise that other reviewers had complained about and it may be due to the noise cancelling devices for the power cords that were included. The 3D picture is awesome and setup was a snap. The only thing we would do differently if we we had to do it all over again is not to wait and purchase the plasma immediately.
Comparison Specifications
- Screen size: 60" (59.9" diagonal)
- Display type: Plasma
- Screen resolution: 1080p
- Refresh rate: 600Hz Subfield Motion
- 3D ready: Active 3D
- Internet streaming: Samsung Smart TV with Smart Content and web browser
- Wi-Fi: Built-in
- Mounting options: pedestal stand (included) / wall mountable (wall mount sold separately)
- Remote control: included
Additional Specifications
- Inputs: 3 HDMI / 1 component video / 1 shared A/V composite / USB input / Ethernet / 3.5mm audio
- Outputs: Digital optical audio
- Speakers: 10W x 2 with Dolby Digital Plus/Dolby Pulse
- Streaming features: Smart content, Family Story, Fitness, Kids Story, apps built for TV, web browser, Smart Hub, Your Video recommendations
- Dual core processor
- Skype compatible (camera and microphone sold separately)
- Picture features: Real Black Pro panel, Wide Color Enhancer Plus
Dimensional Specifications
- Dimensions: 54.9" W x 32.8" H x 1.9" D (w/out stand) / 54.9" W x 36.3" H x 13.8" D (w/stand)
- Weight: 61.7 lbs (w/out stand) / 68.8 lbs (w/stand)
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Morning Discussionby Alice O'Connor, Feb 18, 2011 5:00am PST
I would very much like to tell you something about video games this morning but the truth is that I'm far too excited to concentrate. Tomorrow evening I'll be seeing the truly wonderful and dreadful Troll 2 along with a documentary about it, Best Worst Movie. I'm a sucker for enjoyably bad movies, especially bad horror movies, and oh my gooooooooooooooood Troll 2 is fantastically bad.
But video games are real, they do exist, and they are happening, so let's get onto those, yes? I hear they have buttons and everything nowadays.


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Circa 1960
A six-light chandelier with a cut glass column and dressed with crystal prisms. In its original aged brass finish. Due to the antique nature of this fixture, there may be some nicks or imperfections in the glass.
Minimum height: 28"
Overall: 22" diameter
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A Simple Solution to a Common Problem
Dog anxiety is a surprisingly common problem and includes issues like fear of thunder, fireworks, separation, travel, crating, problem barking and much more. Millions of dogs in the United States suffer from anxiety severe enough that their owners are seeking help. And these anxieties are often very serious problems for their owners… destroyed furniture, damaged homes, personal injury, lost sleep, loss of control, financial strain. These problems frequently cost owners thousands of dollars in veterinarian, trainer, and damaged property bills. Medication is the most common approach used to treat anxiety, unfortunately, drugs are expensive, time consuming, risk negative side effects, and often result in very limited improvement. Thundershirt is the perfect solution for your anxiety ridden dog, giving peace of mind to you and your canine.
Noise Anxiety
Whether for thunder, fireworks, or any other sound, Thundershirt can help your dog's noise anxiety. And no training is required! For noise anxiety, just put on Thundershirt and observe the results. Over 85% of Thundershirt users see significant improvement in noise anxiety symptoms. Most dogs respond with the very first usage; some need 2-3 usages before showing significant improvement. If you are aware of a noise trigger coming (e.g. thunderstorm on its way), put your Thundershirt on your dog prior to your dog becoming anxious. But… it is fine to put Thundershirt on AFTER your dog has become anxious; you will still see good results. In most cases, it is fine to leave your dog in her Thundershirt for extended periods of time. Many Thundershirt dog owners will put their dogs in their Thundershirts prior to going to work if a storm is forecasted during the day.
Fireworks Anxiety
Is your dog afraid of fireworks? Does the Fourth of July send your dog scared and into hiding? If your dog exhibits any anxiety from the sounds of fireworks or other similarly loud noises, you need a Thundershirt. The Thundershirt can help with to treat all symptoms of dog firework anxiety, and no training is required. To see the effect, just put a Thundershirt on your dog and observe the results. In most dogs, a positive difference is obvious in the very first usage, while others may need two or three usages before displaying a significant change. Before the anticipated fireworks display is the best time to put your Thundershirt on your dog, prior to your dog becoming scared and anxious; but, it is fine to put the Thundershirt on AFTER your dog has become anxious, as you will still see good results. In most cases, it is fine to leave a Thundershirt on your dog for extended durations of time.
Thunderstorm Anxiety
Do the booms and crackles of a summer storm send your dog scared and cowering under the bed, shivering on the sofa, or barking and howling with anxiety that lasts from the first thunder crash to the last flash of lightning? Vets now recognize these multitude of symptoms, ranging from irritating to imperiling, as being a result of "Dog Storm Phobia" - and fortunately, thousands of them now also recognize and recommend an easy, safe, effective cure in the form of our Thundershirt.
From the very first usage of a Thundershirt, your dog is likely to see a significant reduction of all symptoms of storm anxiety. Behaviors such as chewing, problem barking, whining, urination, and hiding under the furniture or destroying it disappear in many dogs immediately during the first use of the Thundershirt. The Thundershirt is there for your dog through storm anxiety, and takes the place of expensive training or anxiety drugs with dangerous side effects.
Seperation Anxiety
Separation anxiety can be an extremely challenging issue to manage and is often very stressful… for both the dog and her owners. Depending on the severity of your dog's separation anxiety, a Thundershirt alone may be enough to solve your issues. The use of Thundershirt alone has eliminated or significantly reduced symptoms such as excessive barking/whining, destructive chewing, severe shaking, panting, indoor elimination, destructive clawing, and even seizures. But there are also easy steps you can take to further help your dog to be comfortable in your absence. See below for a training program. We have also provided answers to a variety of common questions for separation anxiety.
Travel Anxiety
Depending on the severity of your dog's travel anxiety, a Thundershirt alone may be enough to solve your issues. The use of Thundershirt alone has eliminated or significantly reduced symptoms such as severe shaking, panting, excitability, barking and even vomiting. But there are also easy steps you can take to further help your dog to be a happy traveler.
Crate Anxiety
As with noise and travel anxieties, a Thundershirt alone may be enough to solve your issues. The use of Thundershirt alone has eliminated or significantly reduced symptoms such as severe shaking, panting, barking/whining, "digging" or chewing. But there are also steps you can take to further help your dog be happy and comfortable in her crate.
Dogs often become excited or distracted during training sessions, especially if in a multi-dog classroom environment. Thundershirt can help tremendously in those circumstances to reduce excitability, reactivity, and help focus the dogs on the training exercises.
Barking Problem
Thundershirt is the simplest solution for fixing excessive barking. Thundershirt's gentle, constant pressure has a tremendous calming effect, and this calming effect may be all you need to eliminate the problem barking. Or if necessary for your dog's particular issue, Thundershirt can be an important part of a simple training program. See below for more information. But please don't shock or spray your dog for problem barking… in most cases that will only bring about bigger problems!
Other Uses
General Training Tool
Dogs often become excited or distracted during training sessions, especially if in a multi-dog classroom environment. Thundershirt can help tremendously in those circumstances to reduce excitability, reactivity, and help focus the dogs on the training exercises.
Leash Pulling / Reactivity / General Hyperactivity or Excitability
Thundershirt's calming effects can greatly reduce issues related to walking on leash, reactivity, or just general hyperactivity and excitability. For example, Thundershirt has been used with terrific results for dogs that become overly excited when visitors arrive at their home. Thundershirt has been used to calm dogs on leashes and allow the dog to be more focused on the owner's "requests".
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takes the edge off
Both of my dogs are very willing to wear their thundershirts. They still show some anxiety/stress during a storm, but seem to be more independent and show a more moderate level of concern. They can go lie down quietly instead of literally shaking or drooling or trying to climb on you. The thundershirts didn't work a miracle for us, but do seem to calm the dogs and make them more comfortable. Would recommend.
can't believe this actually worked....
but it did!! I have a rescue that was thought to be a victim of the midwest tornadoes in April, 2011. He is petrified of storms. I figured I only had $40 to lose and I had heard good things, so I bought the thundershirt with a GOOD deal of skepticism. Wow was I wrong! The pacing, panting and hiding stop as soon as I put this thing on (when a storm hits). He is still on "high alert" but he is visibly more content. I'm a believer!
wish I had thought of it, Honest to DOGness
Once in awhile you REALLY wish you had thought of a product, because its so fantastic! our dogs do Not suffer from the noise related or separation induced "TRIALS" we see in others pets, but lets face it, they ARE suffering!
Along comes a Thundershirt, and if I had not bought one AND gifted it, I don't know IF I would have believed it! most places guarantee IF they fail your pet, they will take them back.
if your dog is having trouble, at least TRY it.
it worked for a dog we know so nervous the owner was a wreck as a result. When a little dog practically consumes your lovely couch, its time to invest $38 and change, to SEE if it will make a PAWsitive change. Again, thank you PSCpets! I think you undercut ALL of competition again with thee best PAWrice going..
You have a knack for finding good PAWroducts. All puns aside, kudos to those in the Dog house, making those decisions.. we deFURnitely aPAWc8 them!
"good DOG!"
Fantastic Product!
I was skeptical about this product, but my vet assured me that he never had anyone return one to him. My little Mini Schnauzer is spooked by thunder and lightening, fireworks, things dropping on the floor, the noise my paper shredder makes, and sometimes things I do not even hear or see. Once I put the thunder shirt on him he seemed so at ease. He was lying on his bed near the paper shredder, and his dog door, so I thought this would be the ultimate test. I turned on the paper shredder, and saw that his bed was empty, and assumed he when out the door like he normally does. I was so disappointed, until I turn around an saw that he was standing next to me watching me shred paper. I was sold! Now, when Willie is feeling a bit anxious, he actually goes to the thunder shirts, looks at it and looks at me, until I finally put it on. Absolutely AMAZING!!!! I would also like to add that since getting the thunder shirt, Willie is a much calmer dog even when he is not wearing the shirt. A great big THANK YOU to whomever came up with this product.
Thundershirts Rock!
I have two thundershirts for my Chi's and they do work! My dogs get very stressed out when going to the vet and I put on their thundershirts before leaving for their vet visit. They are much calmer in the waiting room and during their physical exams. I also plan to use the shirts during thunderstorms storms and when traveling, both which make my Chi's anxious. The thundershirt is also great for keeping your dog warm during a chilly walk outside. This product is well-made, contures well to a dog's body, and is comfortable! The fabric is soft and I have found that the sizing chart is correct. I highly recommend this great product.
Moderate anxiety control noted
Though the affect wasn't as extreme as what they show on their website, i have noticed that it does seem to help my dog remain calmer in situations where he would have been very hyper active and anxious before.


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Rohnert Park driver suspected of DUI, speeding at 145 mph
Published: Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 9:05 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 9:05 a.m.
A young Rohnert Park man was arrested early Saturday on suspicion of driving at high speed while under the influence on northbound Highway 101 just north of Petaluma Boulevard North.
At 4 a.m., CHP Officer Dave Stewart, using a hand-held LIDAR speed detector, clocked a 2012 Infinity G37 traveling at 145 miles an hour, the CHP said. The car was being driven by David Adler, 21.
The CHP said the vehicle was equipped with a radar detector and immediately slowed down after being detected. Adler was stopped for speeding and later arrested on suspicion of DUI.
The car Adler was driving was registered to someone else with the same last name, the CHP said.
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Just thought I would post up a few pics of my build, its not quite done, I'm going to make a cover for the stuff in the trunk, cut a hole in the factory liner and reinstall, I'm also going to add another layer to my speaker baffles and get them more on axis with the driver and make custom grills for the front speakers.....
the coolest thing about this build is I actually have more trunk space now, the stock system had a 10 inch sub in the trunk on the drivers side wheel well.
it sounds great and I know as I tweak things it will sound even better. I used a PAC audio adapter and the stock nav head unit, sound is nice and clean, I had to do some fiddling with the wiring to get it that way but I'm happy now, tons of volume too, I have the sr6500 gains set at about 10 o'clock and the sub about the same and I'm only going about half way on my head unit volume for loud playing, 2/3's is really, really loud to my ears.
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