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Admissions Procedure:
Our dual admissions process requires an audition for the Department and completion of University Admissions Office application procedures by the appropriate deadlines.
Audition Dates & Form:
Required for admission to all dance programs; 2016-17 audition dates are as follows:
Friday, October 28, 2016 1:00 pm
Friday, February 3, 2017 1:00 pm
Friday, February 24, 2017 1:00 pm
Forms and information are available from the Dance Department,
Cathy Maclutsky, email@example.com, (413) 545-6064
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If you can not attend any of our scheduled auditions, you are welcome to submit a videotape/DVD audition for consideration. Please include the Registration/Profile form and your essay with the video; all of these are necessary for us to consider your video. All video auditions should ideally include a ballet barre, a modern dance locomotor work across the floor, and a jazz pattern in the center. If you have not studied ballet, include a warm-up sequence in either modern or jazz. Please also include a solo of one minute maximum in any idiom that demonstrates your performing abilities. In order for the faculty to evaluate video auditions with accuracy we ask that you not wear loose clothing or costumes. Ideally, barre and warm-up exercises should be video taped from the side (profile view) and center patterns and the solo from the front. Please call us if you have any questions. We will inform you after we receive the video of our decision on your acceptance as a major on the basis of your video audition.
We encourage and welcome visits by prospective students and their families and can arrange meetings with faculty and students, attendance at classes and rehearsals, and tours. Please contact the Department at 413-545-6064 in advance to schedule an appointment. Please see the Contact Us/Visit Us page for links to directions to campus and downloadable maps.
Financial Aid
Undergraduate dance majors are eligible for a number of tuition or
partial-tuition waiver scholarships. These are awarded on the basis of talent.
All students are considered for scholarships as part of the audition process.
No special application or appearance is required. Click to visit the UMass Amherst
Financial Aid Services web page or download forms.
Students are also eligible for University-wide financial aid programs based on financial need.
These programs consist of scholarships and grants, loans, and work-study employment.
To be considered, a student must file the Federal Financial Aid Form by the appropriate deadline,
indicating the University of Massachusetts Amherst as recipient of the report.
Financial aid applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible, beginning January 1,
and to be certain that the completed Federal Financial Aid Form is postmarked no later than the
published deadline; failure to meet this deadline results in the denial of financial aid.
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New injectable form of Vetmedin provides rapid acting treatment for canine congestive heart failure originating from valvular insufficiency (e.g. mitral valve disease, MVD) or dilated cardiomyopathy.
Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica has launched Vetmedin 0.75 mg/ml Solution for Injection for dogs.
The new injectable form of Vetmedin provides rapid acting treatment for canine congestive heart failure originating from valvular insufficiency (e.g. mitral valve disease, MVD) or dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM).
Twelve hours after the injection is administered treatment can then be continued by the dog's owner with Vetmedin flavour tablets or Vetmedin hard capsules at the recommended dosage.
RCVS recognised cardiology specialist Ruth Willis explained: "Parenteral administration of medicines is often preferred in cases of acute congestive heart failure to help minimise patient stress and clinical deterioration. Vetmedin Solution for Injection is therefore a useful addition to our armoury of products for the treatment of acute congestive heart failure due to MVD or DCM."
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Since 1872, Michigan State's Greek community has been a viable and respected part of campus life. With more than 60 Greek letter organizations, "going Greek" can be one of the most significant experiences for a college student at MSU. The value of Greek life for students who choose to participate is the merging of almost every segment of the campus community into one cohesive program that promotes self-governance, leadership development, academic achievement, community service and friendship.
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Anyway, when looking at the products in store, there were very few recognisable animal products listed, so I thought I'd write to them for a full list of their vegan options.
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BeschreibungFourth title in the acclaimed D.J. Smith series. Following on from previous titles; Under Suspicion, Above Suspicion and Suspects All!
PortraitThe Mulgray Twins have lived in Edinburgh all their lives. After university, they taught English for thirty years in Midlothian. Following an early retirement in 1993, they had time to take up writing as a hobby; first short stories and articles for magazines, then romantic fiction and more recently crime. They won the Edinburgh Writers' Club novel competition in 2002, which led to the publication of their debut novel, No Suspicious Circumstances in 2007. The twins went on to write Under Suspicion, Above Suspicion and Suspects All !
Pressestimmen'Refreshingly unique' - The Times 'Nothing short of exceptional' - The Big Issue 'Oozes the kind of quirky charm and originality that made Alexander McCall Smith's No 1 Ladies Detective Agency series a bestseller' - The Daily Record
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Verlag: The Crowood Press Ltd
Erscheinungsdatum: November 2012
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Rugby league commentator Steve Roach has been sacked by 2GB Radio after he reportedly bullied a younger colleague.
Roach was involved in a verbal spat with another staff member of the high-rating Continuous Call program before coverage of a match on 15 August.
The NRL commentator berated the younger employee, who later submitted a bullying complaint, according to media reports.
Macquarie Radio confirmed Roach, 52, was shown the door on Thursday, but provided no further explanation.
"I can confirm that his contract has been terminated," Macquarie Radio executive chairman Russell Tate said.
"There will be no further comments from the company, or from me."
Roach was contacted but said he wouldn't speak on the matter.
"I don't want to talk about it now," he said.
When asked how he felt about the incident and sacking, he replied: "How do you think?"
Continuous Call co-host Darryl Brohman said he was present for the incident in the radio box but didn't want to comment further.
The prop forward played 206 games for Balmain, represented Australia 19 times and NSW on 17 occasions.


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Three times in their first four games, D.C. United squandered a lead and dropped valuable points. Coach Tom Soehn preached about the importance of playing a complete game and his team heeded his words in a shocking come-from-behind 3-2 win against the rival Red Bulls Sunday at Giants Stadium.
"It's funny," Soehn said. "We said it's a 90-minute game and we waited until the last three minutes to step it up. It was a gutty performance."
Luciano Emilio struck for the game-tying goal in the 90th minute and 1:42 later, Chris Pontius struck for the dramatic winner in the first of three minutes of stoppage time.
D.C. was understandably ecstatic about leaving the Meadowlands with three points, considering they had conceded two goals in a six-minute span to fall behind 2-1 with a little less than a quarter hour remaining.
However, while New York will rue a missed chance to close out the game, so, too, did United, which took a 1-0 lead into the locker room at halftime thanks to Rodney Wallace's first career MLS goal in the 21st minute.
"I missed a chance, we hit the crossbar and you're looking at a game that could be 3-0 at halftime," Santino Quaranta said. "When you let a team like New York hang around, they have a lot of weapons — Juan Pablo (Angel) is phenomenal. We showed a lot of heart and character and that's all you can ask of the team."
The Red Bulls made a tactical change to open the second half, making a double substitution, bringing on Jorge Rojas and switching to three defenders. Admittedly, D.C. didn't deal well with the change and suddenly found themselves trailing 2-1 when Rojas set up both Juan Pablo Angel's tying goal and Dane Richards' go-ahead goal in the 74th minute.
Soehn, too, made a key substitution, bringing in Thabiso (Boyzzz) Khumalo for Wallace in the 81st minute.
"We wanted to win the game and do whatever we can to get points," Soehn said. "Boyzzz carried a lot of energy for us, (Brandon) Barklage came in and we started to play a little soccer at the end. It caught them by surprise."
Mission accomplished.
"It's huge," Pontius said. "Obviously, everone knows it wasn't the prettiest game, but if you could manage to get 'Ws' on the board, that's what this league is about. Three points here is huge."
Because DC United is the best team in the MLS. That is why. 😉
guy mcperson
becuase DC scum got the most lucky any team in this league has ever gotten, and red bull lost worse than they ever have before. That doesn't happen every game that is why. 😉
they didn't show any heart. the only reason they won is because our team sucks.
DC is still classless and their fans only sung when the score was 3-2. Pathetic. Cant wait till St.Louis United rolls around.
I have no idea how DC United will end up this season. I suspect it's a transition year with players like Jaime Moreno, Christian Gomez, Ben Olsen and maybe even Luciano Emilio spending their last seasons in Washington while a host of younger players (Jakovic, Wallace, Pontius, Kocic, and Barklage, maybe Quaranta) get ready to be fulltime starters or team stars. It does look like it's a team that works hard, doesn't quit but doesn't have the elegant South American game of the best DCU teams.
I'll say this: scoring 2 goals in the last 3 minutes to pull the win out is the kind of result that can have a big impact with a young team (or a group of young players). We'll see if that's the case here.
What are you talking about? They outsang ESC all game.
And when we move to St. Louis, you have top promise to change your official name to Red Bull New York MetroStar Red Bulls of Harrison, New Jersey.
Scott A
kbd nonono. The name is actually much shorter: it's Red Bull New York. And we will play at Red Bull Arena. Pretty concise and simple really. Also, you see, it's very very near to NYC and certainly well within the metropolitan area. Your team, on the other hand, is not wanted by any of three states or districts and looks to be moving outside of the metropolitan area (not just out of the district). So pretty rich you ripping on the name and location 🙂
Scott A:
Maybe you didn't catch the humor? Sorry, maybe I should have put a little smiley there. I wasn't actually criticizing the franchise, just making a very commonly used joke. I am well aware of our own terrific (sarcasm- I would have put a smiley, but they don't have any for that) situation, so I obviously know that we have no grounds to SERIOUSLY rip on other teams.
And if I WERE to rip on the Bulls, I would have to look no farther than the fact that you are named after an Austrian energy drink company. I would much prefer to move to St. Louis than suffer that awful fate.
But let's no go there 😉
Stop bitching metroscum….its funny that all ya have on us is the "St Louis" thing…even if we move to Fargo…we will continue to out support you. Would it hurt you guys to bring a couple friends to the game?
Scott A
kbd I'm not sure I understand. You used humor to rip my team, I used humor back at you to rip your team, and then you accused me of not catching the humor. If the fact that a corporation deems the franchise valuable enough to invest in with a gleaming new stadium and naming rights is fair game to make fun of for you, surely the fact that your franchise can't find a home is fair game for me
Hey, anybody know what happened in today's RedBull and DC game? I can't find nothin'.
Anyone know the last time four new York teams lost on the same day? Let alone three to the same city?
Fair enough, Scott A. I guess the amount of depression suffered by the fans as a result of the issues we both cite is in the same vicinity.
But, again, I'd still rather move to St. Louis than be named after an energy drink ; ). Seriously though- I actually find it demeaning to the sport, not just the team or the MLS.
well u think you outsing ESC ,and you didnt i was right under you guys Bavara Bitches at least 20 min at the end of the first half and all you could hear was ESC…ohh wait i forgot that You only sing when you winning,and on another note I THINK YOU GUYS LOST A BANNER ….and another one EAGLES was save by the ring ( I mean state tropers),
DC Josh
haha only DC United fans and New York fans get into an argument 3 comments deep.
Why did DC United get lucky? New York was lucky they weren't losing 3-0 at halftime. New York definitely outplayed DC in the second half, but the game wasn't *gifted* to DC. The last two goals DC scored weren't own goals by New York, DC just showed more heart and put the ball where it needed to be.
That loss was as bad as it gets. It's crazy thatRBNY has played so incredibly bad, yet is only 5 points out of first.
HEY Tommy,
You and Dc didn't do anything it was all the Red Bulls giving it away. DC is still a very bad team.
The St. Louis United banner was good from ESC.
The "Dallas has more fans" chant from DCU's supporters was better. My high school drew more people to soccer games than NY's pathetic MLS team.
Good thing Red Bull stole Osorio. He'll be the savior of the club …
Mike Vas
The game sucked between two sucky teams. And you guys are really hilarious, smacking on about attendance. Both of you are sorry.
At least you RB fans can claim:
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Red Bull Arena!
and 3 more words:
RFK sucks _ _ _ _ _ _ !
(It really does. I can't think of anything worse. Well, other than, Giants Stadium)
For whatever reason, I watched it on MSG while recording it on Telefutura.
And MSG bails on me at the ..what? 87th minute – classic up-yours attitude on soccer.
(btw – although I live in NY, I've always had an attraction to DC United – the movement the holding etc etc)
So, when I turn to telefutura it all becomes ok – the clouds part and 2 goals in 2 mins and I happily go outside and continue doing my yard work.
Trust me – I want to like Red Bulls – got a hat, jersey..go to 2-3 games a year. But, what a trainwreck!
You could not possibly have been sitting underneath the DCU supporters, because the Red Bulls do not sell tickets in those sections.
Unless they allowed one fan to sit there. But all the seats were covered, otherwise.
Scott A
Yeah kbd, both pretty depressing. For what it's worth, as much as I like to see DCU in pain, my first priority is still to soccer, U.S. soccer, and MLS as a whole, and I wrote to Maryland politicians expressing my support for a DCU stadium
yeah… the three stories on this is really weird. (to get back to the first comment)


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Demonisation is an enduring human impulse, not least when we look at the natural world. It is easy and perhaps even comforting, giving us an imagined hold on reality, to slip other living things into moral categories.
We like to think that, while bees are good, wasps are bad; while lions are noble, hyenas are savage; and while orchids are blooms, dandelions are weeds.
We probably do this because we feel reassured, in making such mental pictures, that in some way we can impose a pattern on the staggering diversity of existence, and centre it all upon ourselves. We want to feel that we are the most important bit of creation. We flee from the idea that we don't matter much.
In reality, of course, each of those organisms is simply following its own nature, and the moral categorisation of them, either upwards or downwards, has no roots whatsoever in the real world: it is entirely a product of our prejudices. Yet it is no less durable and hard to shift, for that. At the thought of a wasps' nest, not many people can suppress a shudder. Can you?
So how successful might a project be that attempts to rehabilitate one of these demonised reputations and turn an animal villain into an animal hero? You might think it hopeless to struggle against the tide of human culture; but if you were the creative types who run Pixar, the celebrated Hollywood animation studio that has brought us all those colossally successful movies, from Toy Story and Monsters, Inc. to Finding Nemo and The Incredibles, movies which were engaging precisely because they featured quite improbable characters, you would certainly think this: the idea has dramatic possibilities.
Even if the creature were a rat. Or, you might think down at the Pixar corporate headquarters, especially if that creature were a rat. I mean, rats – yeccch! Sewer rats. Rubbish-dump rats. Plague rats. You ratted on me, you dirty rat. Whaddya think? Mission impossible? Think we can turn a rat into a hero?
You betcha. Here he comes. He is name is Rémy, and on the let's-go-for-broke basis, in Pixar's new movie he lives in a place where a rat might excite more human antagonism than anywhere else – the kitchen of a leading French restaurant in Paris. But he doesn't only live there. He cooks there. This is a rat with a wholly new take on human food: rather than scavenging leftovers, he creates haute cuisine. This is the first rodent superchef.
The name of the movie, please suppress the groan, is Ratatouille, and it is doing solid box office: since it was released in the US at the end of June it has grossed nearly $430m (£215m) world-wide. You can see why. Dramatically, the inversion principle, the villain as hero, is a sound one – look at Bonnie and Clyde. Look at Macbeth, for that matter. But how far might this new take on rattiness go towards altering our anti-rat prejudice, our rattism, our ratophobia? How deeply embedded in us is that?
Perhaps not as deeply as we might at first think. Human demonisations of other creatures are not random; they are generated by encounters between us and them. It is the creatures we have known longest that feature most in our imagery. For example, the okapi, the shorter-necked relative of the giraffe, does not figure in our insults as it was only discovered in 1901. While plenty of people say, you dirty pig, and you dirty dog, nobody says you dirty okapi (as far as I know).
But you dirty rat ...Rats have undoubtedly been associated with humankind, as pests, since the dawn of agriculture and the first storage of grain, 10,000 years ago and more. Yet the image of the animal as a debased creature, one to be used in insult, does not seem to be a very ancient one.
It is a remarkable fact that there is no mention of rats in the Bible, in either th0e Old or the New Testaments. There are more than 40 mentions of dogs, virtually all of them unfavourable; they are regarded as unclean, and to compare someone to a dog is the grossest insult; but rats are nowhere.
Rats are also invisible in classical literature (the Romans did not differentiate between rats and mice, thinking merely that one lot were big and the other small). And even into the Middle Ages, rats barely touch the human imagination; and although it is true that rats were the principal vectors of bubonic plague, especially the Black Death which ravaged Europe in the late 1340s, people did not know that at the time.
Perhaps it was only with the major advances of urbanisation in the last 200 years, and the coming of large-scale sewerage systems, which rats took to opportunistically as a useful habitat, that we began to regard them as vile. If you think about it, around a farmyard, there is not all that much difference in character between a rat and a hedgehog; but if hedgehogs crawled out of the sewers every night to roam the streets of our towns and cities, we might look upon them very differently.
Away from the sewers, rats are generally healthy and robust small animals, which fall into two species: the black rat Rattus rattus and the brown rat Rattus norvegicus. The black rat was the original European rat, which lived on ships as well as land, and carried the plague across the continent. The brown rat that, despite its scientific name, came from Asia, arrived in Europe in the early 18th century and rapidly spread. Now it has displaced the black rat in much of Britain and Rattus rattus has become one of the UK's rarest mammals, surviving only on Lundy Island in the Bristol Channel and in parts of London's docklands.
Rattus norvegicus , on the other hand, has not only flourished in our sewers; it has given rise to the pet rat, a development that has allowed many people to see these animals differently. (It is thought that pet rats may have been first bred by Queen Victoria's ratcatcher, Jack Black, in the mid 19th century; the first pet rat show was held in 1901).
People who keep pet rats, often bred as all-white, find them sociable and intelligent animals, and no more trouble than other pets. We are even finding that, socially, rats have hidden depths.
Four years ago, two American researchers into neuroscience, Jaak Panksepp and Jeff Burgdorf, published a remarkable study suggesting, in essence, that rats could feel joy, could laugh, and even enjoyed being tickled. They discovered the animals emitted short, ultrasonic "chirping", inaudible to humans without special equipment, both during rough-and-tumble play with each other, and when "tickled", which resembled human laughter.
Humans have "tickle skin" – areas of the body that, when stimulated, generate laughter – and rats have something similar. When it was stimulated, the rats chirped. According to one account of the research: "The laughter is associated with positive emotional feelings and social bonding occurs with the human tickler, resulting in the rats becoming conditioned to seek the tickling.
"Additional responses to the tickling were that those that laughed the most also played the most, and those that laughed the most preferred to spend more time with other laughing rats. This suggests a social preference to other rats exhibiting similar responses.
"Although the research was unable to prove rats have a sense of humour, it did indicate rats can laugh and express joy."
Or as Panksepp and Burgdorf put it themselves, in the abstract of their paper, "Laughing rats and the evolutionary antecedents of human joy", published in Physiology and Behaviour, Vol 79: "Play and tickle-induced ultrasonic vocalisation patterns in rats may have more than a passing resemblance to primitive human laughter."
The laughing rat, eh? The rat that likes a bit of slap and tickle, just as we do. It's a far cry from the foul denizen of the sewers, the scurrying scavenger of the rubbish tip, the bringer of plague and death. It just goes to show the mental pictures we make of things, the "narratives", to use the post-modern concept, are not necessarily rooted in reality at all.
Does this mean that Ratatouille can alter the image of the rat completely? Who knows? It would certainly be a remarkable exercise in ... in ... what's that phrase we've alll being using recently? Oh yes. Brand decontamination.
But if David Cameron can do it for the Tories, then pretty much anything's possible.
The rat pack: a cultural history
Ratatouille's Rémy is a resident of the Parisian sewer with an unlikely vocation as a gastronome, and the star of Pixar's latest animation. Forced by species discrimination to lurk behind the salt cellars of the world's greatest kitchens, he finds his niche as a culinary counsellor to a hapless young sous-chef.
Ratty and his friend Mole were co-stars in Kenneth Grahame's children's classic, The Wind in the Willows. Badger was the brains, and Toad had the charisma, but this pair of inseparable chums, who liked nothing better than messing about on the river together, were the heart.
Michael Jackson's first solo number one was "Ben", a touching ode to friendship that provided a soundtrack to the film of the same name. Fans of the song and its sentiment, may have been surprised to find Michael's friend Ben was a rat.
Ron Weasley's pet Scabbers was a cause of bickering between the ginger teen and his friends Harry and Hermione, whose cat Crookshanks took a particular dislike to it. Crookshanks was vindicated when Scabbers turned out to be not a rat, but Timothy Spall in disguise.
A Beatrix Potter creation, Samuel Whiskers was a winning chap with a scoundrel's air. He and his wife Anna Maria did their best to wrap poor Tom Kitten up in a roly-poly pudding in The Tale of Samuel Whiskers.
In a show with a fair few egos flying about, Rizzo the Rat was a scene-stealer par excellence, mugging his way unforgettably through the final season of The Muppet Show. He went on to star in the team's movie projects, developing a memorable comedy partnership with Gonzo.
Splinter was the mutated martial arts master who mentored the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He was the pet rat of a ninja who learnt his moves by mimicking his masterr.
The cameo kings of Nick Park's first feature film, Chicken Run.
A breakfast TV superstar during the 1980s, he single-handedly revived the fortunes of the ailing TV-AM with his whiskered wideboy schtick. With sidekicks Errol The Hamster and Kevin the Gerbil, he even had three UK chart hits, including "Rat Rapping".Reuse content


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You lie defeated in your bed, awaiting your medications and pending brain surgery.
"There's no use fighting it." You think to yourself, allowing your heavy eyelids to close. Just then the door flies open.
"They've infiltrated our defences!!" a horrified young busted through the door. "They'll be here any sec..." Mid-sentence, a tentacle impaled the man, wriggling through his chest.
You jump out of your bed in a split-second. "This is not the time to let my mental illness disable me!" You look around the room desperately looking for something to use as a weapon. You spot a large shard of glass near the corpse of the young man. There are also an assortment of sharp surgical tools on a tray next to you, along with a power saw that will be used to cut open your head.
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"I want to thank the NCAA Eligibility Center and WVU Interim Director of Compliance Chad Wall for their hard work to resolve this matter quickly," Stewart said. "The NCAA Eligibility Center has my respect and confidence for the manner and timeliness in the handling of the questions about Logan's eligibility. I look forward to having him participate this spring."
Although enrolled for nearly three months at West Virginia, Heastie had his eligibility questioned by the NCAA last week, and thus did not participate in the first two days of spring drills.
The Mountaineers will practice today and tomorrow, completing the first week of spring practice. WVU will have three more weeks of practice before finishing the spring campaign with the annual Gold-Blue Game on Sat., April 18, at 12:30 p.m.
Once again, the cost of admission is $5 at the gate and all proceeds will benefit the West Virginia University Children's Hospital.


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The members of Pretty Things Peepshow veterans of the burlesque circuit who have wowed audiences at the Vancouver International Burlesque Festival, the Chicago International Burlesque Festival, and Miss Exotic World will cut right to the chase. The California-bred burlesque show has shed vintage threads and bared its collective gams (and more) across the globe, with a vaudevillian hit list that includes the Vans Warped Tour, Ozzfest, and HBO's Real Sex.
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Home › Forums › Gear Forums › Gear (General) › Sublite features – request for feedback
Dec 22, 2008 at 11:16 am #1232778
Henry SBPL Member
BPL'ers/Sublite owners,
We're sold out of (tyvek) Sublites and before we do another production run now is the same to think a little bit about feature creep (or not) for the next production run. Specifically, we either add a separate mesh door or we don't. If we do, it adds about about 1.5 ounces to the total weight and ~ $15 to the final price. We just don't have the bandwidth to do two versions of this model and there are tradeoffs to everything so I'm asking for some help here to make the decision. I'd love to hear pro and con arguments for a price and feature increase. If you haven't used a Sublite, please keep in mind that a mesh door just isn't necessary for ventilation but views are certainly worth something. Thanks for your help.
-HDec 22, 2008 at 12:05 pm #1465878
David StenbergBPL Member
@dstenberg1Locale: South
I would say skip the side mesh on the Tyvek Sublite. Instead I would request a larger front mesh window like the sil-sublite. This could help with views and may add less weight.Dec 22, 2008 at 12:33 pm #1465886
Mary DBPL Member
@hikinggrannyLocale: Gateway to Columbia River Gorge
How wonderful to see you here asking for feedback from your customers, Henry! I wish every manufacturer would do this!
Unfortunately, I haven't tried the Sublite so have no comments to offer. I suspect that the Pacific NW may not be the best place for a Tyvek tent outside the 6-8 week dry season. I also need a tent ample enough for me plus my 80-lb. dog. I would definitely be interested in a 2-person Sublite Sil (which does have the mesh door), should you develop one in the future!Dec 22, 2008 at 12:37 pm #1465887
Richard MatthewsMember
@foodLocale: Colorado Rockies
No mesh door for me. Thank you for asking.Dec 22, 2008 at 1:06 pm #1465902
Scott SmithBPL Member
@mrmuddyLocale: No Cal
This is AWESOME !!!!!!!!!
As mentioned earleir, I'd like both a Vestibule . and the Mesh.
To the latter, you get ..
1) Ventilation . on those warm Sierra Days .. for a nap
2) Keeps those pesky mesquitos out
3)As mentioned earlier .. Views ..
Again, I own , used , and think the Sub is a great tent.. However, I'd buy another one if I could get a Vestibule and Mesh !
Thanks for asking Henry ..Dec 22, 2008 at 1:07 pm #1465903
Roger CaffinModerator
@rcaffinLocale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
Hi Henry
A bit hard to sell a shelter which does not allow full insect-proofing – at least in some areas. (Yes, Australia does come to mind!)
I would say that the Sublite should have full insect proofing despite the extra weight, because people who don't need the proofing and the extra weight will probably go for a simpler tarp anyhow.
CheersDec 22, 2008 at 1:12 pm #1465906
Casey BowdenBPL Member
@clbowdenLocale: Berkeley Hills
I vote for adding the mesh door!Dec 22, 2008 at 1:21 pm #1465912
Brian BarnesBPL Member
@brianjbarnesLocale: Midwest
I'd vote in support of a mesh door!Dec 22, 2008 at 1:22 pm #1465913
Where I live, a shelter is used largely for shade, and bug protection. You might get rain one out of every 50 backpacking days. So I'd say mesh door. Too bad you couldn't make it a kind of modular feature, like the Double Rainbow liner. Then if you needed it, you could buy it, and snap it in. Of course, I'd like bigger mesh too, since we don't have no-see-ums.
The rain curtain like the sil-sub would be nice.Dec 22, 2008 at 1:33 pm #1465918
Henry SBPL Member
> A bit hard to sell a shelter which does not allow full insect-proofing
The Sublite, like all our shelters, has full insect proofing. All other gaps between the canopy and floor are filled with no-see-um mesh. The Sublite is currently the only model in our lineup that doesn't have a separate mesh door and does require you to zip close the door for bugs.
-HDec 22, 2008 at 1:41 pm #1465922
Tony WongBPL Member
@valsharLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
I would want the mesh, but I would suggest that the mesh have a zipper that would allow for it to be unzipped and removed from the Sublite, for those who want the lowest possible weight.
This might solve an issue to production "bandwidth".
In my mind, if I wanted the absolute lightest shelter possible, I would take a poncho tarp and bivy…the duel use of the poncho tarp providing a weight savings in multiple areas…shelter and rain gear.
The point being that when I take my Contrail out, I am making a decision to go heavier based on the conditions that I expect to face, such as extreme rain or bugs.
Your shelters are wonderful in that they provide tons for room in comparison to my poncho tarp & bivy for long periods in prolonged rain or when the bugs are attacking.
Not having the mesh would negate what I consider a crucial benefit of your tarptents.
Hope that this helps and my family of 3 can not wait to take your Rainshadow 2 out for a spin!!!
Keep up the great work and innovation.
-TonyDec 22, 2008 at 1:58 pm #1465926
Or the mesh door and regular door could share a zipper, and you used one or the other.Dec 22, 2008 at 2:25 pm #1465934
Jim ColtenBPL Member
@jcoltenLocale: MN
I don't own Sublite but after my experiences with Squall, Cloudburst, RainShadow and MYOG TT1, it be hard to revert to a shelter that had less view in fair weather bug season not to mention less ventilation in hot weather.
I also vote in favor of the mesh.Dec 22, 2008 at 4:52 pm #1465975
Denis HazlewoodBPL Member
@redleaderLocale: Luxury-Light Luke on the Llano Azul
Per our conversation this morning: I would like to get on board the added mesh door group. The extra ounce and a half would make an even 20 ounces, and well worth the weight.
I applaud your asking for feedback. The only other designer/manufacturer I know that really wanted feedback is Bruce Warren, whose LuxuryLite pack I carry.
If you do add a screen door to the Sublite I'd get one for sure.Dec 22, 2008 at 5:05 pm #1465979
Ben 2 WorldBPL Member
@ben2worldLocale: So Cal
Not a show stopper per se, but one negative about a separate screen door is the need and tedium of zipping/unzipping two sets of doors for entrance and exit.
First choice: A zippable (closable) mesh window built within the door — if it can be made rainproof.
Second choice: No separate mesh door. Since there's already plenty of ventilation — may as well keep it simple.Dec 22, 2008 at 5:06 pm #1465981
Peter AtkinsonBPL Member
@sewing_machineLocale: Yorkshire, England
I'm also in the mesh door camp… I'd use the two… and a vestibule as well would be very ace!Dec 22, 2008 at 5:18 pm #1465988
Denis HazlewoodBPL Member
@redleaderLocale: Luxury-Light Luke on the Llano Azul
I had a tent with separate zippers for the screen and door. One just tied back whichever door was not in use. A screen like the one at the head of the Sublite would work if it could be at least as rain proof as the "head" vent in the Sublite.Dec 22, 2008 at 6:29 pm #1465999
John CarterMember
@jcarter1Locale: Pacific Northwest
Thank you for welcoming suggestions. I would like to see a mesh door and a larger vestibule, but I recognize the larger vestibule would probably only make sense for the Sublite Sil.
Would you consider extending the bottom zipper down to (or closer to) the foot end? This would allow the entire side panel to be lifted up to create a fairly substantial and open-feeling awning with very little tent redesign. I would think that the side pole and rear strut would still provide the apex/ridge stability.
You could even go so far as to add a few extra inches of fabric beyond the bottom zipper edge, which would normally be rolled up, but could be extended in awning mode. I know we're talking about a few extra ounces here altogether, but even if it weighed as much as the contrail, I prefer the design of the Sublite over the Contrail and Lunar Solo, and thus would still consider a purchase.
Just my 2 cents.Dec 22, 2008 at 7:54 pm #1466018
Bill CooperBPL Member
I vote yes for a mesh door and a rain porch on the Sublite-Tyvek, the same features as on the Sil.
I vacillated between getting the Sublite-T and the Sublite-Sil and in the end bought neither. I was attracted to the Tyvek model because of its breathability and resistance to condensation, but the lack of door netting and rain porch killed the purchase (nor could I convince myself I'd fashion my own).
I want the ability to open the tent for views yet be protected from bugs (I've never liked being in a closed tent). Only during the heaviest rains will I cover the door netting on my Virga and Squall.
If I were looking for a super minimalist setup I'd still be using a tarp. I'm no fan of extra features or weight, but for the tarptent design I consider door netting and rain porch to be just this side of essential. The door netting in the case of Tyvek may be more a subjective desire for views than the need for ventilation, but the porch would be functional for rainy day in/egress and cooking.
Obviously, this is a hard call. Having met Henry once I know he likes to create elegant designs with minimal but essential feature sets at a fair price. And though the hard core could cut away the "extras",* if raising the price of the Sublite-T pushed away people who otherwise wouldn't buy a TarpTent, that would be a loss to all.
[* Heck, if I wanted to save weight I'd first take a knife to the bathtub floor – my other TarpTents don't have them and I've never felt the need. Actually, using a separate groundsheet as floor is more versatile – when the weather is fine you can sleep under the stars without carrying extra ground cover.]Dec 22, 2008 at 9:48 pm #1466034
Sounds like everyone is describing a Tyvek Rainbow, without the hoop pole.Dec 23, 2008 at 3:59 am #1466058
John MackeyMember
I like my Tyvek Sublite just the way it is without the mesh door. This is your very lightest tent in your lineup so don't add either the extra 1.5 ounces or the extra $15 on the price tag (this is also your least expensive tent currently). If folks want the mesh door then they have that option already with the sil-nylon version. From the sil-nylon version people can trade up to the Contrail for extra space and weight. I personally think you should keep one really UL tent in your lineup and the Tyvek Sublite fills that niche right now.
If you add the mesh door then it is much closer in both cost and weight to the sil-nylon version. Since the sil-nylon version is more water proof I believe you will erode the unique niche of the Tyvek version and hurt its sales. That extra 1.5 ounces and $15 makes the Tyvek version only 1.5 ounces and $4 cheaper than the sil-nylon version. Why would you want to do this? I don't think you should.Dec 23, 2008 at 8:14 am #1466084
Scott SmithBPL Member
@mrmuddyLocale: No Cal
Ow that sounds REALLY interetsing !! I'd buy one of those in a heart beat !!!!Dec 23, 2008 at 8:24 am #1466086
My vote is with "leave it the way it is" camp. Having used the prototype and only recently received the production model, the present model seems fairly enhanced the way it is.
"…I'd buy one in a heartbeat…." I recommend you do it and not wait. You won't be sorry.Dec 23, 2008 at 9:31 am #1466094
Jim SweeneyBPL Member
@swimjayLocale: Northern California
I've had the experience of hiding in my tent after a day of hiking, even though there were several hours of daylight left, waiting for the temperatures to drop and the mosquitoes to go away. (I rely on a mosquito head-net when stopped, and Deet when moving, but their constant keening and hovering can just get to be too much.)
So for me a mesh door would be well worth the extra weight and the extra cost. If I'm going to take a tent in late spring/early summer instead of a bivy/tarp (or just a bivy), it's going to be because of mosquitoes.
Order of tent priorities for me, from high to low: mosquitoes, condensation, wind (warmth), rain (sometimes intense, but never long)
The sublite seems to handle all of these, and a mesh door would enhance the first, by making the tent less isolating when one is stuck in it.Jan 27, 2009 at 1:04 pm #1473326
Bing ChenBPL Member
I think a mesh door would be great, especially considering that this tent seems to do well in warm weather where it would be nice to have an afternoon nap with a view and no bugs.
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