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downloaded to my droid2-- easy link to account & car. Cool :o)
Someone further up in this thread posted the solution. You need to first install Google Play, and then search for it within that app. But read his instructions.
Anyone know if you can move an app icon onto the wheel that comes up when you first turn on the phone.I'm talking about the circle that offers camera, text,,phone, and unlock
I n this way u get to the app in 2 buttons...on and app
I get to texting this way all day long
I'd love to have direct access t the tesla app .
The app appears to work great, but the climate controls keeps turning off and says the cabin is still at 37 degree, but it is set to 73. The app keeps also showing its working on something. I have 4G and that is working. This is the best feature, it needs to work. I want a warm car before I unplug in the morning.........
Whoaaaaaaaa! i just downloaded the app and not only did it know my VIN # (which was assigned two days ago)but it is trying to connect to my car, WHICH IS STILL ON THE ASSEMBLY LINE. This is just getting weird!
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May depend on the rom your using, but the apps on the start-screen are the same as on the lower part of the 'normal'-screens.
This part is customizable (as any other screen). Just keep pressing the app-icon you want to remove, and swipe it to 'remove'area on top of the screen.
Then you can add any app-icon you like.
good luck.
needs some help...downloaded tesla app using bluestack and I was able to get to the sign in page, but email and password input fields are grayed out. can't input anything. please help. thanks.
nevermind...got it work after playing with keyboard settings. very finicky program. interesting though...as soon as I type in my username and password, I get a message: no vehicle associated with my account....mine's really NOT ready and my delivery window started already...
I spoke with a rep yesterday who said the iOS app should be here any day now. I'm expecting delivery on Thursday, and he said the app release should coincide with my delivery. EEEE!
I spoke to someone at Tesla, and I think they are not enabling the app on the vehicle until the local delivery. I do think this would be a great feature, but I understand that in the case something awful happened (like the truck got into an accident) they might want to manage that information delivery... Anyhow, my car should be somewhere between Freemont and Queens. Perhaps the folks that saw the location of their vehicle on the line have seen it before they disabled the location feature in settings!
Hopefully my car is on the same truck as yours! Window feb3-17, told feb 11 will likely be my home delivery day, sayville, suffolk.
60kwh, blue,blk leather, pano, 19", air,tech
I have had one SSighting on long island so far, it was signature red in west islip.
Wondering if we should start a new wishlist thread for he mobile app? Here are the things I'd like to see added:
1) Notification in the app if the car alarm is triggered, and the ability to silence the alarm from the app.
2) Ability to SCHEDULE charging, not just start/stop it manually.
3) Ability to turn on seat warmers in addition to the HVAC.
4) Notification in the app of pending firmware updates and the ability to schedule them via the app
5) Ability to view the rear camera via the app (might come in handy if the alarm is triggered, or if your car is being towed).
6) Ability to open/close the trunk.
Good wish list!
Also good idea for a dedicated thread.
Using the app over Bluestacks/Windows, is there any way to zoom the map in "Location." I'm seeing the entire globe, although this morning I looked and it was zoomed to my neighborhood. I then clicked one of the buttons, and it zoomed out again to global.
@DouglasR it looks to me like Bluestack cannot determine YOUR location, but the app knows the car's location. So if you select the left hashed-circle icon (your current location) it zooms out to the global view, because it doesn't have your true location. But if you just have the Car icon selected, it does seem to (sometimes) zoom into the car's location, but it doesn't seem very stable. I'm writing this off as a quirk of Bluestacks in determining the apps location when running on a PC with no GPS. I can't seem to figure out how to zoom on the emulated app. I assume pinch-to-zoom works on the actual app, but I don't know how to simulate that on Bluestacks.
I see. Yes, so long as I have only the car icon selected, the location page opens to a highly zoomed in map. It is also extremely accurate, putting my car right in my garage. My computer actually does have a GPS, if an app knows how to use it, but I think you are right that Bluestacks does not support this feature. Hopefully we'll see the iPhone app soon.
I assumed the car firmware would have to support the charge scheduling. This app is not built to stay ON for eternity so a scheduler on the app would require it to either stay on forever and send the command to charge or wake up and do so. Given that the app can't guarantee access to the car it would not be a good idea for Tesla or a user to assume it could schedule at a later optimal time. The car needs to receive a TIMER command and be able to hold that request on its own, tell the owner "got it", and then be independent of the app/phone.
Imagine if the phone app was the primary scheduler, the phone loses power overnight and you wake up withan empty car battery because the time you set up was after the phone couldn't reach your car. Insert any number of phone connectivity issues and you can see why Tesla needs the scheduler in the car firmware first.
also ability to schedule turning on the HVAC
I downloaded app but my car is getting ready to be put on a delivery truck, but the app still tried to find it.
should be here in ten days, wonder if I can watch it move across the country!
Fabulous app. Thank you Tesla. Just installed app on Motorola Xoom tablet and Droid Mass. Works flawlessly.
On my Toshiba Thrive the app is frozen. I cannot even enter my log-on information. The App does not respond to any input.
I think that charge scheduling will first be built into a new version of the car software. A new app version will then be offered to support this feature.
I have a proof-of-concept working to query the car for the charge status, calculate the time required to complete a full standard charge (I haven't actually done anything for handling the slowdown of charge rate at the end of the charge, but I don't think that has much of an impact on a standard charge), and issues a charge command to the car at the appropriate time. So, you say you want it charged by 7am, and it starts at the right time to complete the charge. You would still have to stop the charge that will automatically start right after you plug in, but that will have to do until Tesla adds the timed charging in the car itself. If you have more than one Model S in your account, you have to supply a VIN suffix to differentiate between them.
I'm not ready to release it yet for several reasons:
- it is a command-line tool written in perl on a Linux machine, and I am not particularly inclined to write a nice GUI or port it to Windows machines. Once I am ready to release it, I am happy to work with someone who wants to support Windows or Mac.
- The machine has to be on at the required time to issue the command, so if you turn your machine off at night that won't help.
- I need to clean it up and make it more robust for user input and error conditions, such as handling 60/40kWh cars and timezones properly.
It would also be easy to do the same thing for HVAC, though calculating how long it will take to change the cabin temperature will be harder.
Great using the app today at the Gilroy Supercharger to know when the S was completely charged so we could finish our drive home. Met another Ms owner from S Ca at the station. He was anxious for the Apple version. If he reads this I hope he responds as he is moving to San Francisco to work for Uber Ware. Do meet the nicest people at the Sc stations.
Anyone having luck with the app installed with bluestacks for mac? I installed it OK, but cannot enter login credentials (typing not possible)...
I had just gotten a Nexus 4 to play with so it was great timing to download the Android app. The current set of features is really nice and I hope a preview to come for more additions to it.
I am getting this message quite a bit:
"A Connection to the Vehicle Could Not Be Made"
and need to hit "retry" to dismiss the dialog. This is with the Nexus 4 on a strong wifi only (sitting right next to the router) and the car has been either in my garage or when my wife took the car out for a spin in areas with good 3g coverage. Hard to tell if the problem is the app, Tesla's servers or the connection down to the car.
Also, I'm not sure what would happen if I suddenly changed the climate or honked the horn while my wife was out driving. For marital harmony I think I'll leave that one alone for now.
dqb -
i had that as well, so i uninstalled then reinstalled the app. Did it twice, and then i could enter name and password BUT was rotated 90 degrees! So I had to set it up in tablet mode so I could use it and THEN go back to default. Now it works fine - just a lot of fiddling. Good Luck!
dqb -
i had that as well, so i uninstalled then reinstalled the app. Did it twice, and then i could enter name and password BUT was rotated 90 degrees! So I had to set it up in tablet mode so I could use it and THEN go back to default. Now it works fine - just a lot of fiddling. Good Luck!
I have to Nexus 7 and getting the same message as you on connection. The first day it work with no problems, but today it's getting the no connection message about every minute more or less. Also the map does not show now, just a black screen.
I did a shut down of the Nexus 7 and a reinstall of the app. This gave me the map back, but only last for a minute.
does it work with iphone?
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Jeff Horwitz and Kate Berry have an excellent two-part series in American Banker on these "independent" foreclosure reviews. For background, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency put together these consent orders with 14 banks last year, separate from the foreclosure fraud settlement, and put together this review process. In theory, independent reviewers would [...]
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It's been painfully clear for a while that these "independent foreclosure reviews" directed by the OCC were nothing more than a scam, a way to once again build hopes among foreclosure victims of restitution for the fraudulent actions of their lenders. The OCC, the lead regulator on the reviews, already biased the entire enterprise by [...]
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The report that regulators are failing to enforce compliance on Servicemember Civil Relief Act violations fits in a continuum of regulatory failure around the foreclosure crisis. We know that HAMP and HARP have underperformed, and that the settlements around foreclosure fraud fell somewhat below a slap on the wrist. The foreclosure review process, initiated by [...]
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|By: David Dayen Friday July 6, 2012 8:15 am
The Government Accountability Office has issued a damning report about the foreclosure review process undertaken by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Reserve. OCC and the Fed, through a consent order with 14 mortgage servicers, sought third-party reviews of all foreclosures in 2009 and 2010. But they did so by [...]
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|By: David Dayen Thursday June 21, 2012 1:04 pm
The other day, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced a $60 million program for housing counseling and legal services for borrowers threatened with foreclosure. This will enable them to fight their evictions and get the support they need for working with banks for modifications. I'm happy to see any money from the foreclosure fraud [...]
Treasury IG: OCC Ignored Foreclosure Fraud
|By: David Dayen Monday June 4, 2012 8:15 am
In an interesting case of one federal regulatory agency accusing another, the inspector general of the Treasury Department released a report that faulted the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency for failing to recognize or crack down on widespread foreclosure fraud practices. As foreclosures skyrocketed across the country in the wake of the financial [...]
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|By: David Dayen Wednesday April 4, 2012 7:36 am
The headline sounded impressive: "Review Finds Possible Flaws in More Than 138,000 Foreclosures." And it's a review from the notoriously bank-friendly Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, to boot! Maybe the government has gotten the message on the practices of the mortgage industry! Hardly. The 138,000 number is out of a universe of homes [...]
OCC Foreclosure Reviewer Fabricated Documents for Servicers
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On an uneventful conference call about the not-new new housing programs announced today, HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan said that the documents for the foreclosure fraud settlement have been "essentially completed," and that they were in the process of gathering the signatures of all the parties in the settlement, including the state AGs, banking regulators and [...]
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I mentioned earlier today that Shaun Donovan tried to sell the weak $2,000 pittance provided to foreclosure victims in the recent servicing settlement by saying that the OCC (Office of the Comptroller of the Currency) reviews still offer the opportunity for individuals who were wrongly foreclosed upon to reap restitution. I scoffed at this because [...]

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student visa in canada for a newly RN board passer
- 0Feb 1, '10 by dreamerkidhi everyone, I just passed the board exam last june 2009 and until now I haven't had any hospital experience bcoz most of them are in freeze hiring, even in volunteer nursing. i also attended lots of orientations and seminars that offers easy/fastest way in going to other countries. now, I want to try in Canada but I really don't have an idea if I'll be going there using a student visa. anyone who can help me out and give some insights... thanks in advance.
- 0Feb 1, '10 by Silverdragon102, RN AdminIn what capacity are you looking at coming to Canada in? If you plan on coming in as a nurse then you wouldn't need a student visa unless you have to do some courses. You really need to be a bit clearer on what you want and would also suggest you do a search as there are a few threads discussing Canada
- 0Feb 2, '10 by dreamerkidthank you silverdragon102 for the reply.
first, id like to apply as a nurse but unfortunately i when i attended the migration seminar and have my resume assessed, i did not reach the points required to be qualified as a skilled worker in canada since i do not have any hospital experience. (i just passed the local board last june 2009). my first degree in not listed among the federal skilled worker released by the Canadian govt . so i cannot use it for my application. however, they suggest that i could apply as a student and get a course related in nursing and work in a part time basis as well. is it possible in canada? is this the same with australia?
- 0Feb 2, '10 by Silverdragon102, RN AdminAlthough nursing experience is sometimes required by the province each one is different and I have seen newly qualified nurses make the move to Canada with little or no experience.
Which province are you looking at applying to? Have you checked out that provinces college of RN requirements? Which route would you like to apply through TWP (Temp work permit) or PR (permanent residency)? If PR then work experience is required (12 months) and this is something that you could work towards whilst you are getting sorted with the college and obtaining eligibility to sit CRNE. Beware that you may be required to sit some sort of assessment like SEC before you get eligibility.
if you come as a student then as far as I can tell you need to be a full time student so not sure how you plan on working part time? there are restrictions on how much you can work when on a student visa and you also need to be able to meet requirements as set out here on the CIC website to obtain a student visa
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- 0Feb 8, '10 by dreamerkidthank you again silverdragon102 for the infos.
i just like to know what province in Canada you can recommend on me to apply even if i haven't had work experience? honestly, I'm really confused right now. i wanted to pursue my nursing career but there is no available/vacant position here in the Phils. that is why I am trying to look for opportunities abroad and maybe for a greener pasture. (i think most second coursers who took nursing feels the same way). thank you and i hope you could enlighten me more.
- 0Feb 9, '10 by Silverdragon102, RN AdminLike Fiona mentioned we can't recommend a province for you to apply to as we don't know what sort of person you are and what sort of things you want out of your move to Canada. You may want the coast or you may want mountains. Either way you need to do your research as well as look at what the job opportunities are as things are looking rough for Canadian nurses in many provinces with nurses moving for jobs especially if their spouse/other half etc is having to move to work
- 0Feb 13, '10 by dreamerkidsorry it took sometime for me to think about what you have said Fiona and Silverdragon102. I really appreciate your response with all my queries. Honestly, I'm a bit sad knowing about the situation there right now. Its really hard to look for a nursing job here in the Phils and yet opportunities abroad is getting lesser for us new nurses as well. Maybe like what you have said I should do more research and pray harder... really hard..........
- 0Feb 13, '10 by HaoyinYeah times are getting harder and harder for nurses nowadays. Anyway, to Fiona and Silverdragon, I guess what dreamerkid means to say when he was asking for recommendations as to which province you can suggest is more of which province would accept nurses without experience. For Filipino nurses who dreams to work overseas, it isn't a question of lifestyle or climate, it is more of the possibility to acquire work. We are very much enduring in terms of work situations/conditions. Don't get me wrong, of course if there's a way for better work environment who wouldn't want that right? If there's a chance to work in a better climate without the need to suffer extreme cold/hot temperatures then that would be awesome. That said however, Filipino nurses take these circumstances secondary to the opportunity for work with better salary and a chance for citizenship or permanent residency status. We will take for granted pride and ego for the opportunity of a better life ahead.
It is good if you can check out the threads under Canada. From the time I last looked into it, I read that they are having trouble finding nursing related jobs as well, unless you have some specialization that is in demand. Still, I recall that some forumers would say that freeze hiring doesn't apply everywhere, just in some major places I guess. You might want to read those threads and get an idea as to how you can sit the CRNE and qualify as a licensed nurse in Canada.
I know if you approach agencies here, they will require from you at least 2-3 years of working experience and some would even demand specialization from you or a Master's degree. They require this because they want to process applicants which have higher chances for them to find placement abroad and also make money from. I know your predicament of finding it impossible to land a nursing job around Manila. It may be possible though if you are willing to work in the provinces. Yet, I know as a fellow 2nd courser, you wouldn't want to waste further time in finding jobs and wasting precious moments getting experience here with meager salaries. I strongly urge you to read back into some threads and get info from people's experiences and then if you have spare funds, you can go to Canada and check the situation for yourself. You can go ask hospitals and stuff, for all we know, you just need to act upon it instead of just waiting around. Unfortunately for us, we have to keep spending after passing the Boards, just to land us a job.
I only have a vague inkling when it comes to how they process overseas nurses in Canada. But if it helps, I think you have to undergo some trainings before you can qualify to take the CRNE exams. And if I am not mistaken, say for instance you have work experience, you may be qualified to take the CRNE exam right away but if you fail then you have no option but to take a 1 year course before you can sit another CRNE. On one hand, you can always apply for a bridging program, go there under student's Visa and finish the course, take the exam and get your license.
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When I started weaving (at the end of the 1970:ies), us Swedish handweavers-to-be were drilled to understand some things automatically: a draft in red and white was always depicting a detail draft (red squares meant visible weft), one in blue and white was always representing a block draft (blue squares were "pattern", white were "background"). If there were yellow squares we were probably looking at a double weave. Black squares in the tie-up meant that shafts should be tied to sink. Some books were printed in black and white - then black squares in the draft ment visible weft. A couple of examples:
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The colour codes were enormously important. For some weaving teachers it was so important that, when weaving software started to appear, they did not think software would ever be of interest: print-outs were in black and white, which meant one could not understand what they were supposed to represent...
Software versus books
Starting at the modern end, with weaving software: to begin with, everybody said the best feature was that one could get a picture of the cloth. Several softwares were marketed with the colour handling as the primary advantage (one program, if memory serves, was delivered with a standard colour chart, numbers and all, from a big yarn seller). Some programs also had a "cloth view": one could see it draped over a corner of a table. This cloth view has been taken out in later updates.
Nowadays, there are other marketing arguments - "libraries" to use in block substitution is a common example.
I find it much easier to "see" what the grid illustrates.
A "colour-and-weave effect" from Cyrus:Handbok i vävning, figure 218 F. To the left is what it looks like in the book, to the right in "interlacement view" with colour added. I chose somewhat different greens, because I find it easier to read the draft that way.
In many softwares you can also change the thread thickness, which also helps. Compare these pictures from Cyrus:Handbok i vävning, figure 86F. The text says (my translation): " should be woven with two yarns with very different grist". This structure will change a lot with wet finishing, as can be seen from the photo.
Most weaving software (for handweavers) come from USA or Canada, which means that they, as a standard, follow American traditions. This means that their tie-ups are opposite to what we are accustomed to (rising shed, as opposed to our sinking shed). They also number the shafts and treadles "backwards" - shaft 1 is nearest the weaver, treadle 1 is to the left.
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Because I am a genealogist I have an interest in the creation of records of people. Things like birth and marriage records, census records and, appropriately enough during this mayoral election, lists of eligible voters. When I speak to young people and people just getting started in genealogy, I have to remind them that we can't look for everyone in the voters' lists. As strange as it may seem now, at one time in our history not everyone was entitled to vote. In earlier times, being a citizen, as we understand it now, was not enough to qualify you as a voter. Sometimes you had to be a landowner, of a particular race, or of a particular gender. Changes in law that brought us to where we are now, where every citizen has a right to a voice in the choice of government, were often hard won. Often it took a way of thinking that was outside of accepted beliefs. This was the case with women's suffrage. It sometimes astonishes people to find out that women weren't granted the absolute right to vote in Canada until 1940, when Quebec finally granted women the right to vote in provincial elections.
The right of women to vote in the Prairie Provinces has much to do with a woman called Nellie McClung. She was a social activist who was concerned about many causes, among them, the right of women to have a voice in government. Through the work of Nellie and other women, Manitoba became the first province to grant women the right to vote in provincial elections and to hold run for provincial office, in January of 1916. Nellie and her family had moved to Edmonton by this time and she had continued her fight. Alberta granted women the vote shortly after Manitoba, in April, 1916.
We have come a long way since we had to fight for the right to vote. Now we need to make sure that we exercise that right.
The Community Heritage and Family History collection at the Central Library has an excellent collection of material relating to the history of the political environment in Alberta and many of Nellie McClung's works.


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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The State Department has renewed an appeal to Iran for information about a former FBI agent, Floridian Robert Levinson, who went missing in Iranian territory 20 months ago.
Spokesman Sean McCormack said Friday that Iran has not responded to a recent request through Swiss intermediaries about Levinson. He was last seen on Iran's Kish island in March 2007. Iran said previously it has no information about him. McCormack said the U.S. believes Iranian authorities can still help.
Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., introduced a resolution Thursday asking Congress and U.S. allies to press Iran on the case. Levinson's wife, Christine, visited the country last year to learn more about his disappearance but got no new information. She met last week with a senior State Department official.
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Memorial Day hold a very special meaning to me.
Its a day of reflection not just on those lost in wars or those who are fighting to keep Ameirca free but I layed to rest my husband on Memoral day in 02
Besided him I layed my daughter in June .
Though I sufferd two very tragic losses I can still find beauty in the smalles of things such as a one single tulip , a blade of grass, the singing of the birds in the ear'l mor'n
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There are so many great events around empowered patients and consumer-driven healthcare in the Fall. It also being soccer season, the kickoff of the school year, and time for nearly every existing Jewish holiday, I can't possibly attend as many as I'd like to. This makes me especially thankful to have some good D-blogger friends, such as Allison Blass, who recently attended one of these key conferences, and reports back to DiabetesMine today:
A Guest Post by Allison Blass, LemonadeLife blogger and intermittent correspondent
Last Tuesday, I attended Digital Pharma 2009, a three-day conference-meets-unconference event that focused on pharmaceutical social media marketing. The first and third day involved a more unconference structure, but I was there on the second day which was structured with regular, invited speakers. Including me! I was there to speak about patient blogging, but I was also there to learn about how pharmaceutical marketers are dealing with the surge of social media marketing and how they can communicate with their customers (us) online. Roche Diabetes Social Media Summit, anyone?
I was honored to be invited to speak to this group of marketers who clearly are very curious about how to do the best job they can, which is very much appreciated, but are still stumped by how to interact with patients on the Internet (you can thank the FDA for that) but also, I think, with patients in the real world. I was one of the last speakers, so I had the opportunity to listen to the struggles and challenges to make social media successful within the pharmaceutical company, because of the FDA regulations required on pharmaceutical companies to report EVERY adverse reaction and off-label usage of their drug. This gets time consuming, so most pharmaceutical companies would like to avoid the Internet. The problem? This is where the people are, and the people are moving on without Big Pharma (and many other consumer companies who are late to the game).
Craig DeLarge, Associate Director of eMarketing for Novo Nordisk, was one of the first speakers of the day and he was one of my favorites (not just because he was from a diabetes pharma – though that didn't hurt). Craig focused on "relationship marketing," or how pharmaceutical marketers could build relationships with their customers (US!).
He posited this question: "What brands love you?" Most of the audience mentioned consumer lifestyle companies, like Apple or Starbucks, or companies that had excellent customer service. And that was Craig's whole point: that companies with the best and innovative customer service are the ones that we in turn love, or at least have great favor towards. I thought about what diabetes brands loved me. Novo Nordisk, actually, was one that occurred to me and I mentioned this to Craig later. They've done a tremendous job of sponsoring diabetes education programs throughout the world.
Listening to this conversation between pharmaceutical marketers made me think about what we, as patients, would say are the Big Pharma brands who "love" us. And why? Novo Nordisk makes a product that I don't actually use (I've been on Humalog since Day 1, for no other reason that I've just never asked for a different prescription), but I still find the company to be very respectable because of all the community outreach they've done and support they've done in the diabetes community not just here in the United States, but also throughout the world. But what other companies have shown much concern or love towards us? Craig urges the marketers to show more concern towards customer service, rather than simply "selling" a product. This I agreed with completely, considering one of the most common pros in product recommendations is the customer service.
Craig stated a motto that he encouraged the marketers to reflect on: "I am in it for us, and mostly for you." As patients, as lifelong customers of these companies, I am pleased that this concept of caring about the customer — not just the bottom line — is starting to be spread throughout the pharmaceutical company and hopefully this will not be lost after this one conference.
Many of us don't trust pharmaceutical companies. That was especially evident after the Roche Diabetes Social Media Summit in July, when those in attendance had trouble getting passed the question, "What exactly do they want from us?" Pharmaceutical marketers are trying to figure out the exact same thing. How to talk to us, how to interact in a way that will be valuable and not spammy, and how to educate and sell without losing our attention. Since social media interaction is so limited right now because of FDA regulations, it will be interesting to see how these things progress. One thing is for sure, we will continue to need pharmaceutical companies.
And we will continue to talk about them on blogs, Twitter, and social networks — whether they'll respond or not.
Too right, Allison!
Also, Editor's Note: The FDA is set to hold a public hearing on "issues related to the promotion of FDA-regulated medical products … using the Internet and social media tools" on Nov. 12 and 13, 2009. Cross your fingers that they create some clear and reasonable guidelines — at long last.


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Dean is finally ready to take an amazingly impressive leap, and the crew is dangling hundreds of feet in the air to shoot it.
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Amazing! It must take much courage. And how did they calculate the flying route so that he would not hit any rock?!
Fantastic achievement.
These to men are crazy
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While his parents worked, Krause's love for sports bloomed. He'd play H-O-R-S-E and one-on-one late into the night at Edison Park, and he broke a bone playing catcher in pickup baseball games at Olympia Park. Even then, Krause would get teased about his lack of height and Jewish heritage.
After sports, Krause would stop by his parents' shoe store, take out some garbage, maybe help with inventory.
"But when I came to the age where I could learn something about the shoes, I didn't want to," Krause said. "I really wanted to do my own thing. And my dad let me. He was fine with it.
"I didn't really like the store because I saw they never took a vacation. They were slaves to that store. I said to myself, 'I'm never going to be this way.' But guess what? I ended up a slave to these two games."
'A solitary life'
Jerry Krause is getting agitated.
A woman has settled into the aisle seat in Row 2 behind home plate at Frawley Stadium, blocking Krause's view.
"I gotta see the plate," he says.
So the man who begrudgingly admits to having switched name tags on seating assignments to get a better view at long-ago basketball games moves to Row 3. He later asks a pitcher who is charting pitches for his home-field Wilmington Blue Rocks to move.
Now Krause is in his element. He has written the lineups into his dingy yellow spiral notebook and surveyed the park. Even advertising signage on the outfield wall is noted. "What a great name for a mattress company, Sleepy's," he says.
Krause is keeping score and scribbling notes. "Slow swing." "Four-seamer with very little life." Other than to exchange hellos with scouts from other teams, he talks little. And when he does, it's to no one in particular.
"Oh, I know this guy," he says. "I saw him at college in Arkansas." Another time, he offers that he would try to convert the light-hitting catcher with the rocket arm into a pitcher.
He uses a stopwatch to time hitters running from home plate to first base. But he doesn't break out his radar gun until the second or third inning. "I would rather watch a guy pitch first," he says. "Plus, I want to see how fast he's throwing when he's loose and then, later, tired."
Contrary to his dour reputation, Krause likes to sprinkle humor in the reports he writes on each player back in his hotel room. He once summed up a nonprospect by writing, "He reminds me of me: Can't hit. Can't run. Can't throw."
Another of his reports from the 1970s drew an unexpected overnight call from colorful Oakland Athletics owner Charles Finley when Krause worked for that club. "I wrote, 'Fat, friendly Irishman who I'd like to have as a neighbor but not as a catcher,' " Krause says. "He called to say he liked that."
But it's true Krause doesn't reveal much to those he doesn't work for. Though he says he disliked the "Sleuth" moniker former Bulls and current Magic executive Pat Williams hung on him, he admits "it probably fits, especially when I was younger. I was digging like holy hell then."
Later, over dinner, Krause becomes reflective on the subject.
"Scouting is a solitary life," he says. "And I'm stubborn; I didn't talk to other guys. But, hell, when I was young, older scouts never said hello to younger scouts. You had to prove who you were. Then maybe they'd talk to you.


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Welcome back for another Progressive Saturday here on MYN! Summer is here and so is plenty of new trance and progressive. This week I have a few new tracks and remixes for you to all enjoy. We will be hearing material from Orjan Nilsen, David Gravell, Skytech, Gal Abutbul, Will Atkinson, Lostly, and Angry Man. Time for some music!
Orjan Nilsen
Orjan is back with his latest track "XIING", a mix between trance and progressive house with a cool Eastern European sound. The unique lead and 'yuuuh' sound (similar to the sound generated in "Copperfield") make for a very fun track. Check it out!
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David Gravell
The latest track from W&W's Mainstage Music that is making a lot of noise is David Gravell's "Bulldozer". This track has a HUGE sound, similar to the progressive trance track "Requiem". Booming kick and powerful piercing leads result in a crushing sound that is terrific. You will like this one!
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I love me some Skytech! Skytech's new track "Clear Vision" has just started circulating on the major radio shows and it does not disappoint. With that classic deep melodic sound Skytech is known for, a fantastic melody and bangin' groove come together to make a great tune. Enjoy!
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Gal Abutbul
One of my favorite tracks from the On The Beach disc of A State Of Trance 2013 has a great new remix! Gal Abutbul put his touch on "Made For You" by The Blizzard & Daniel van Sand, featuring Julie Thompson. The remix sounds amazing with its Balearic guitar and arpeggio lead. Kick back and soak this one in!
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Will Atkinson
Up next is Will Atkinson's remix of "Breathe", by John O'Callaghan and Full Tilt featuring Karen Kelly. The cascading gated leads sound fantastic and the groove after the break is very fun. This one is a great remix all around.
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Lostly's "These Streets" featuring Roberta Harrison is up next and it is a very solid trance track. Mellow yet driving, this track does a great job of not being too high energy while still capturing your attention. I really enjoyed the soft but meaningful vocals and bassline in the track. Simply put this track reminds me a lot of old school trance and I love it.
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Angry Man
The last track of this Saturday is one I heard during Simon Patterson's set at EDC, and instantly loved. Any remix of Oakenfold's "Southern Sun" will always get to me, the track is a true classic. Angry Man did a fantastic job crafting a 140 bpm tech-trance monster out of the original. With a beautiful breakdown that pays tribute to the original and a drop that overwhelms with acidy darkness this track is a winner.
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If you want to spend your vacations in peace and quiet environment, far from the city crowds, and also to have nearby all you need during your holidays, Lapad is the best choice for you. This part of Dubrovnik is situated 2-2.5 km from the Old Town. Great bus connections (bus number 6 runs every 10 minutes, the ride takes 10-15 minutes, ticket price is just 12,00 kunas / 1,66 euro and it's valid for an hour) makes Lapad one of the most famous parts of Dubrovnik. Lapad is a small center where you have everything: post office, bank, pharmacy, hairdresser, many small shops and supermarkets, one large shopping center (DOC). Also, there is a large beautiful walking area full of cafe bars and restaurants, at the end of which are many gorgeous beaches. In the part of Lapad called Babin Kuk you can enjoy in many sports activities such as volleyball, handball, tennis, and on Lapad there is also cinema Lapad and many restaurants. There is also one of the biggest and most beautiful beaches in Dubrovnik, Copacabana, bay of Lapad, beaches Neptun and President and nudist beach Cava.
Traffic in the Old Town (inside the City Walls) is forbidden. As far as traffic outside the City Walls, Dubrovnik is very well covered by taxi service. There are taxi stops on the both sides to the Old Town, at Pile Gate and at Ploče Gate. Phone number of taxi service is 00385 (0)20 970 and it works every day 24 hours a day. It is very useful to know that start of driving is 25,00 kunas (3,33 euro).
Also, you can use local bus service Libertas. There is bus station on Pile from where almost all bus lines leave for all parts of the city. Ticket price is 12,00 kunas / 1,66 euro and it's valid for an hour. You can buy ticket at any tobacco shop (price 12,00 kuna = 1,66 euro) or in the bus (price is 15,00 kuna = 2,00 euro).
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Are Indie Booksellers (& Liberals) Martyring Chelsea Green?
As news spread yesterday about the bookselling industry's outrage at Chelsea Green, the independent publisher that decided to give Amazon.com a two-week window of exclusivity on Obama's Challenge, its attempt to define the agenda for an Obama presidency before the man even accepts his party's nomination, the company did manage to find some defenders. Former employee Jennifer Nix used her new Huffington Post bully pulpit to suggest liberals need to get their act together: "The left seems unable or unwilling to absorb the important lesson about supporting progressive books," she says, "so they, too, will debut on bestseller lists [and] monopolize media coverage…"
"Once again, a meticulously-reported and intelligent progressive book may die on the vine, from lack of progressive support, before word of it reaches the American public. On our side, we have no wingnut-welfare type support for our writers, who take the time to write and promote their work tirelessly in an effort to advance the progressive cause. Despite the odds, a precious few scratch and claw their way onto bestseller lists post-pub date, after tortuous weeks of book-touring and self-promotion, in the face of giant collective yawns from the progressive community. Most go to all this trouble, and still don't make the lists."
Also, she says, it's wrong for independent booksellers to dogpile on Chelsea Green for having the courage to break free of the old way of doing things: "This isn't just about business. It's about activism and defeating the right, and getting our messages and ideas out in the most effective ways possible," she writes. "A few thousand POD copies of Obama's Challenge will lead to more people walking through your doors and asking for the book before the election. Boycotting this book is a mistake, and you know it."


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|Fri, 11-09-2012 - 9:47pm
I hate it when someone keeps you hanging on plans, then cancels 95% of the time! I hate to say it, but I wonder if anyone means what they say anymore.
I just had to vent before I say something I shouldn't to someone!
|Sat, 11-10-2012 - 2:38am
What's worse is these constant flakes usually go off the deep end when someone flakes on them. As if they've earned the right to be peeved lol.
|Sat, 11-10-2012 - 9:34am
Yes, if someone flakes 95% of the time, you can't trust what they say. But the question that comes to mind is why are you clinging to them for 5% results? If you keep hanging on and hoping for a different result from someone who keeps doing the same bad behavior, you also will have to be mad at yourself too for continually putting yourself in the same situation.
|Sat, 11-10-2012 - 10:29am
Oh, trust me- I'm not clinging to her. She drives me crazy a lot of the time. We only usually hang out on Thursdays because it's a tradition- it's just assumed we have plans that night. I enjoy going out then, but not necessarily with her (although sometimes I do- depends on her attitude). I never attempt to make plans with her. She always asks me. I expect her to flake, but she usually does it early in the day, not at 8:30 when I have to text and ask if she knows if she can go or not. She used to be really reliable, and that's what I liked about her. She hasn't been the past year or so, and I know it's not just with me.
Thanks for the support, LBW. I don't ever cancel unless I absolutely have to, but if I did, I don't think she'd be upset about it. I have another friend who flakes regularly that I haven't seen in forever who gets really upset if she doesn't get her way. It's one of the reasons why I don't make plans with her anymore.
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Oh dear, this is my all time worst pet peeve. I ended a f'ship over this very thing ions ago. So glad I did! Kinda makes you feel sh*tty, doesn't it? It did me! The best part was, this person would actually TELL me after the fact, what she did on the night we were supposed to hang out!? Who does that!?
|Sat, 11-10-2012 - 7:45pm
This girl would only hang out with a group of girls if she had absolutely no other options. If something came up that could potentially involve her meeting a guy, she'd cancel every time. She may have well had a sign around her neck that read: DESPERATE! I think I'd have preferred she lie and say she was sick, ha!


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From steaming hot mineral water to soothing mud baths, here are some of the best natural healing spots around the world.
The view from the open-air rooftop pool at Britain's Thermae Spa overlooks the city of Bath and the Abbey.
Bath's Thermae Spa is the only spot in Britain where you can soak in the mineral waters, which that the Celts and Romans enjoyed more than 2,000 years ago.
Visitors have been taking the waters at Chena Hot Springs, deep in Alaska's interior, since 1905 when visiting prospectors discovered the water's healing nature.
Winter is the busiest time of year at Chena's Hot Springs when the 105-degree water offers a reprieve from the cold. Soakers may even catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights over head.
Steam rises from the Glacier Hot Pools, a tranquil getaway tucked into a lush rainforest on New Zealand's west coast.
Local legends describe how the Glacier Hot Pools are fed from local glaciers that were formed by the frozen tears of Hinehukatere mourning the loss of her lover, Wawe.
Soaking in the baths is a way of life in Budapest, sometimes called Spa Ccity, thanks to the healing waters found at spots like the Gellert Thermal Baths.
At Dr. Wilkinson's Spa in California, guests relax in a warm mud bath with plenty of healing properties thanks to pure volcanic ash and Canadian peat
Dr. Wilkinson's Spa is a Napa Valley institution, helping locals and visitors relax in bubbling mud baths in Calistoga, CaliforniaCA, since 1952.
Each year, nearly 3 million visitors take in the waters at the Kusatsu Onsen, a 2-hour drive from Tokyo.
A trip to the onsen is a part of Japanese culture, and locals head to the natural hot springs water at Kusatsu Onsen for relaxing and relief from muscle pain, hypertension and other ailments.
Spa treatments at the Polynesian Spa overlooking New Zealand's Lake Rotorua include a mud wrap using the thermal mud that's believed to have healing properties.
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50 Greatest Guitar Solos
October 30, 2014 at 2:38pm
So well said I will just copy/paste...
March 05, 2011 at 8:44pm
La Villa Strangiato is not on the horizons of anyone contributing to this list. Check out IV: "A Lerxst in Wonderland" and you might think you've missed something BIG in the World of Guitar playing.
July 05, 2014 at 3:07pm
Not sure if I'm seeing guitar differently than most people posting here and those who made up this list. Not better or worse, though some might say worse, just different, and not trying come off as a 'unique snowflake' either, just saying.
IMHO, there are several key omissions for great solos:
Sunday Bloody Sunday (measured, upright, and yet passionate)
Beat It (best Eddie Van Halen solo)
A Hard Day's Night (short, but veeeryyy sweet!)
Men's Needs (by The Cribs. this one is too good to not include)
This is stuff that makes you shudder it's so good.
Andrew Swift
June 21, 2014 at 10:46am
Two OBVIOUS omissions both of which belong in the top ten:
Dave Davies on the Kinks' "You Really Got Me."
James Burton on Ricky Nelson's "Hello Mary Lou."
If you don't believe me ask ANY of guitar players on your list.
They ALL memorized these solos.
By the way have you guys EVER heard of Jeff Beck?
Just curious.
May 30, 2014 at 2:17pm
The list is pretty pathetic due to the fact that you don't have Ram Jam's "Black Betty" in the top 10 much less even mention them at all in the top 50. Just because they were a one hit wonder doesn't mean they should be forgotten.
Bingo the Clown
February 07, 2014 at 9:36am
Why do we feel the need to give artificial acknowledgement to players who are really not very good? Let's face it, since the dawn of the '90s, the majority of the rock guitarists are people we would have laughed at in the '70s and '80s, with their hirky-jerky playing and complete lack of any technique whatsoever. And by the way, as much as I love the Stones, Keith Richards is a really mediocre player.
I thought this was Guitar World? Years ago, this publication gave 'air-time' only to players who were worthy, regardless of commercial success. In fact, it was publications like this that put people like Eric Johnson on the map, and thankfully so, otherwise many of us would probably never had heard of him.
Kurt Cobain? Really? I played better than that - and so did many of the rest of you - in junior high school.
This list lacks any credibility.
james prichard
January 22, 2014 at 9:53pm
danny kirwan is the guitarist for bob welch's song ''future games'' released by fleetwood mac. the final 3 minutes of this 8 minute song feature the best guitarist of the modern era. all of danny's songs with or without fleetwood mac are worth finding . he is also the best singer i've heard. his songwriting talents rival anyone. . eric johnson's solo on ''all about you'' would be my second choice.
December 31, 2013 at 5:45am
This list is #1 on my top 10 shittiest Guitar World lists. They actually put the Crossroads solo on this list but NO Judas Priest?!! I could name 40 Priest solos that are better than more than half of this list. Here's a fuckin news flash..."Eric Clapton wrote other solos besides Crossroads and Wonderful Tonight"!
d gilmour
December 06, 2013 at 5:18am
Terry Kath - 25 or 6 to 4 should be here somewhere
November 14, 2013 at 6:42pm
And theres no RHCP either.
November 14, 2013 at 9:53am
This list SUCKS!!! It is totally biased to 80's classic rock. There is not one song by Rush on here. Lifeson's solo from Freewill is easily a better solo that 80% of these.
September 21, 2013 at 7:20pm
A big shout out to bmurphy821, I couldn't agree more. I can think of 20 solos from either artist that should have been considered for this list. It was fun, but too darn focused on on a select few. I'd bet anything this would reflect a collective grouping of the staffs' record collections. I guess top 40 would represent the largest portion of said collections. No disrespect, it's great music, but not diversified enough imho. If you haven't listened to Dominance and Submission and Astronomy (especially live) for Buck, or Supernaut and Into the Void for Tony (just scratching the surface for both btw) then you've really jipped yourself out of some extra good stuff. Can you tell BOC and BS were my main influences? But still, where was Billy Thorpe, BTO, Steve Miller, I could go on for an hour. Hell, with a just few exceptions, 1971 to 1979 apparently didn't exist for this list. The 70's weren't just disco you know. If it was, I'm sure I would have been one of those Teenage Nervous Breakdown's sung about by Nazareth (another legendary band that didn't make the list...).
July 28, 2013 at 3:17pm
Created a Spotify playlist for this list here - http://open.spotify.com/user/chaoaj/playlist/79MpU9K55jvvyrEpwexju2 Enjoy!
January 22, 2013 at 3:53pm
# 1 and # 2 on the money anyways. One notable mention for Donald Brian "Buck Dharma" Roeser for the live version of Astronomy.
Shobhit Bhatnagar
September 01, 2012 at 6:37am
Are you kidding us with "All along the watchtower " at 5# if there is any "Jimmy Hendrix" song which need to be in top 5 is "Purple Haze" which didn't even crack the top 50 in their list
2nd why the hell is "You really got me" by "Kinks" at 59# it is one of the most influence guitar riffs ever played. Placing song like "November rain" in top 10 doesn't make any sense . As much as i have listened "Queen" "Keep yourself Alive" is their best guitar riff. Where the hell is "Back in Black" by "AC/DC" one of the most important guitar solos ever in rock history. This is such a weird list. At the end "Rolling stone magazine 100 guitar solos" is pretty accurate and meaningful list. However they have some misleading choice but it is far better than this piece of shit
July 20, 2012 at 12:37pm
I suppose you've never heard Power of Soul on the Band of Gypsies album. Try listening to the solo starting 20 seconds in, then fix your dismal list.
April 05, 2012 at 3:17pm
No John Fruscante in the list!? Some of his solo albums (Not with the RHCP) have some truly unbelievable solos!
Right to Buy Mortgages
January 27, 2012 at 3:26pm
We can agree to disagree between Skynard and Floyd & I'll have to be ok with that, but Eruption is just shredding and showing off, which is ok if that's what you're into, but what I think makes a great solo is how it affects you. When Comfortably Numb kicks into that solo or any of Gilmore's solos for that matter, everything else kind of takes a back seat for a few minutes. He makes it speak to you, whether it's plaintive in one of the Animals solos or dreamy like numb. It's played perfectly and it makes you feel.
January 21, 2012 at 3:49pm
Strange list by any standard ... no Glen Buxton, George Kooymans, Manny Charlton, Tommy Shaw, Robin Trower, etc, etc ... they didn't even make the top 100 ... I suppose I just don't get it
November 03, 2011 at 5:49pm
alot more floyd needs to be in that list.
September 15, 2011 at 3:57am
How could anyone playing guitar with the Eagles have even a top 100 (or 500?) ranking, much less top 10!?! I'll give credit for getting #1 correct, but leaving out influential work by talented guitarists such as Richard Thompson, George Harrison, Zal Yanovsky, Steve Howe, Syd Barrett, John Cippolina, Peter Green, Steve Jones (maybe?) and John Fogerty, while putting something by Ace F. at #50??
August 14, 2011 at 12:15am
This list is pretty much all classic rock. I understand that most good solos are in the classic rock genre, but it would be nice to see more modern guitar players.
It lacks shred solos like petrucci and michael romeo, and it would be awesome to have seen a BOC buck dharma solo on there.
And why is kurt cobain on here???
Overall, a decent list, but could use some improvement.
July 15, 2011 at 10:31am
Carlos Santana Amigos, 1976,how can i dont remember it,one of the best all time for me and for many.---forex signals
June 28, 2011 at 10:44am
Wow, no Buckethead in the top 50? Soothsayer or even Nottingham Lace are better than quite of few of the songs listed....
May 13, 2011 at 6:11am
Santana on songs like these can make you feel there's something to silence and beauty. This song must be the UN's national anthem.
May 12, 2011 at 8:00am
Statesboro Blues from the Allman Bros Fillmore album is missing in the list. The best slide guitar solo ever recorded. And for Stevie Ray, the all time great performance is Testify.
March 05, 2011 at 7:44pm
La Villa Strangiato is not on the horizons of anyone contributing to this list. Check out IV: "A Lerxst in Wonderland" and you might think you've missed something BIG in the World of Guitar playing.
March 04, 2011 at 8:19pm
Uli - Sails of Charon
when Fast Eddie Clark fell off his stool on Motorhead's "We are the Road Crew"
October 06, 2010 at 2:18pm
September 19, 2010 at 11:14am
ok Kirk hammett does belong on this list, but where the heck is megadeth's tornado of souls solo?! That is the greatest effing solo of all time! I don't care if you don't like metal, listen to that solo and tell me it isn't way better than almost all of these solo's.
January 07, 2010 at 11:32am
November 21, 2009 at 11:22am
can be heard in 'Victim of Changes' by Judas Priest from about '76. Why anyone would even *want* to see Nirvana on this list blows my mind. Nirvana is one of my favorite bands of all time, but even Cobain knew his guitar playing was sub-par. The solo in the song that's listed basically just follows the rhythm guitar of the entire song. I know a 9 year old that could replicate that solo on his first try.
October 24, 2009 at 6:28am
Of course not everybody will agree, and I am no different.
No Steve Morse?
No Chris Rea?
Mark Knopfler - Brothers in Arms (Mandela Concert)
October 09, 2009 at 12:02pm
i think the list is rated pretty good cuz if you look at the top ten alot of the songs start out slw and get really haeavy and have long complicated guitar solos
June 20, 2009 at 9:15pm
I know alot of younger players don't like "pretty" but for me the most articulate, well composed, tone rich, best use of theme and variation, best use of vibrato, note selection, plain good taste is in the first solo (the second one ain't too shabby either) in "Theme For an Imaginary Western" off Mountain Climbing and only the version on that album.
And he ends it with a whistling sustained harmonic like the cherry on top of a hot fudge sundae. For me, that solo is religion. I've listened to it thousands of times and somehow still haven't tired of it. Try it, you'll be glad you did. Alot of players; Van Halen, Satch have expressed their fondness for West's style. He just has that ...somethin!!!
October 03, 2009 at 5:55pm
I'll second that about Leslie West. I'd be more than a little ashamed to call myself a rock enthusiast and leave Mountain out of my collection. What are they teaching these kids in school today? ;-) Check out tracks 4, 5 and 6 on this playlist here:
June 08, 2009 at 9:09pm
M.Schenker, Rock Bottom. Huh?
February 20, 2009 at 6:26pm
I would say you missed one of Jimi's best, the Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock. And another Woodstock piece, Alvin Lee and Ten Year's After "I'm Going Home." Take if from a guy who was there, nothing like 'em. Ever!
February 15, 2009 at 3:44am
How about Donald (Buck Dharma) Roeser's "Dominance and Submission" with Blue Oyster Cult and Ronnie Montrose's "Black Train"?
August 14, 2011 at 12:07am
Dominance and submission has to be one of my favorite songs (and solo) of all time. Just my opinion, I think Buck is best on "Buck's Boogie"
February 10, 2009 at 2:54pm
I think jimmy page IS the best... not only because of one solo, but because all his music history
February 09, 2009 at 11:07am
Nirvana? wow and its not just that its on the list but its above songs that have OBVIOUSLY superior solos. i dont even count the solo from smells like teen spirit as a solo, its more like a small very simple riff.
February 08, 2009 at 10:04am
come on at least put him in the top 15
February 07, 2009 at 7:04pm
How can Sympathy for the Devil be on the worst solos list AND the best?
February 07, 2009 at 9:56am
Eruption is clearly #1. Satriani and Vai are awesome as well. I can't help but wonder why Michael Schenker is missing(Rock Bottom and Lights Out off UFO Strangers in the Night are both STELLAR performances).
February 06, 2009 at 8:37am
I am very disappointed.....Guitar player magazine has gotten so user friendly AND/OR politically correct that "some" true guitar work has been completely set aside.
It appears to me that these picks although some are good have been randomly picked, put in a shaker an fell out in no particular order. No disrespect to Cobain, but A GUITARIST??????? Come on. I know kids who pick up the guitar there first time and play that way. Where's the "LOVE" for real guitar playing.
Trower, Beck, Trucks, Mayer, Metheny, Lifeson, Mayer, Gilbert, Howe, Marino, Livgren .....I could go on and on!
Thank You for letting me vent.
Darren Maple
February 05, 2009 at 7:02pm
where would steve vai be without frank zappa. yeah and is smells like teen spirit even consider a real solo, he has better solos than in that song.
February 04, 2009 at 4:34pm
for a second i thought yall were'nt gonna put free bird in there but you did......thats awesome pleased with the 50.
February 04, 2009 at 12:56am
No mention of Ernie Isley "Summer Breeze" Isley brothers? One of the best.
February 03, 2009 at 12:23pm
WOW! Angus Young from AC/DC didn't make this list? *shocked*


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