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Sennheiser HD600 - Timeless Sound Quality
Pros: Pros : Sound quality, comfort, build, modularity (parts), balance, naturalness, clarity, detail
Cons: Cons : Headband not as strong as it could be, initial clamp force
Pros: Pros : Sound quality, comfort, build, modularity (parts), balance, naturalness, clarity, detail
Cons: Cons : Headband not as strong as it could be, initial clamp force
Pros: Very detailed. Balanced. Good soundstage. Absolutely amazing mids. Entirely modular, with all parts replaceable.
Cons: Bass could be a little tighter. Some would say subdued treble, but I'd say it's at a very realistic level. Soundstaging has room for improvement.
Note: The price paid is used from Amazon Marketplace. Also, I've duplicated my review from the other product listing here on Head-Fi. If it is possible, the two HD 600 pages ought to be merged.
The first thing about these the HD 600 is the excellent tonal balance - it's never harsh, but the highs are still there and very detailed. Sometimes the finest details may get lost in very complex music thanks to being overshadowed by other parts of the music, but the resulting detailed smoothness is a very good thing.
The mids - ahh, they're to die for! They're the highlight of the headphones. They're detailed and lifelike, similar to the highs. But they're so realistic sounding - even so more than the HD 800 and Beyer T1 I've auditioned. As far as I'm concerned, the HD 800 (haven't heard the HD 650) still falls short here in comparison. Guitars, brass, saxes, vocals, and more sound so much more realistic (and and have more visceral impact) than anything else I've heard (my new Alessandro MS1is come close, but not as much with the low mids).
Bass is fairly tight and at just about the right level for all types of music. You'll never make anyone happy with any given quantity of bass, but I think these are as close to a neutral level as you'll get. Very low bass can be a little loose, and rapid bass notes aren't as distinct as the HD 800, Beyer T1 or DT 880, but it's still excellent overall (and especially compared to lesser headphones).
Their soundstaging is very good - but there are, of course, far superior headphones for this. Depth is good, width is good, and precision of placement is good - again, a very balanced sound. The sense of spaciousness (a function of all three factors) falls a little short of the AKG K701, and of course the HD 800 and Beyer T1 - but of course is far more evident than the close-in Grado sound. The "It sounds like they're playing in the room with me!" sensation never really happens to the same level that my speakers (Infinity Renaissance 90) can provide.
The build quality is very good - the headband and frames are supposedly made of carbon fiber, but after inspecting them (and seeing photos of cracked headbands) I believe it is probably a carbon fiber reinforced plastic instead. Less impressive to your friends, perhaps, but an excellent material nonetheless. They do of course feel slightly plasticky as a result (but it never feels like cheap plastic).
They're quite lightweight, and the padding is excellent - the velour earpads and headband are very comfy. I know some complain about them being too tight - I can't really comment, since I bought mine used. I never found them to be too tight myself.
They stand up to abuse admirably well - mine have lived in my backpack for four months straight and only have superficial damage to the grills (they get dented when sharing the backpack with my Nikon) to show for it. They haven't been babied at all - just no abuse like trying to bend the headband over on itself... Anyway, since everything is modular, you can easily replace any part that has broken. I just got new pads and a cable to replace the worn originals.
The marbled finish does wear off a little over time, but it has yet to become detrimental to their appearance so far. Oh, and by the way, the finish looks a whole lot cooler in person than in photos of the headphones.
I've found amp'ing them not to be as difficult as some seem to think. A/B'ing my uDAC (my main source and amp) against a Beyerdynamic A1 amp, I really couldn't consistently tell any difference between them other than ultimate power output. The Sansa Clip+ actually does an admirable job running them up to moderately loud levels (not short-term ear blasting, of course), and never clips with them when playing music. It does, however, sound slightly (yet noticeably) less dynamic and with a narrower, less well defined soundstage in comparison to the uDAC. I forgot that I have a crossfeed plugin (HeadPlug MKII) running on Winamp, so I have to retract those opinions for now - although it does stand for now that I can't get a crossfeed with the Clip (without using an amp with one).
So, the verdict? These are amazing headphones, deserving of their place as one of the best dynamic headphones available to this day (15 years after their first introduction!). Their smooth, slightly warm (not dark!), but very realistic and - yes - exciting yet neutral sound is near-perfect in balance. Soundstaging is perhaps the area I would like to see the most improvement, but it is good in this respect already.
You'll have to pry them out of my cold, dead hands.
Pros: Balanced, refined, sturdy, classic design
Cons: not very "fast"
What? Nobody wrote a review of this gorgeous headphone yet? Maybe it´s because many people already own it and don´t talk about it - because once you do you won´t need another headphone. I use the HD-600 everyday and I did the same the six years before. I´ve never heard such a balanced headphone since and I think I never will. I´ve heard a HD-650 a few months ago but it didn´t make me happy, it sounded too dark and too warm. I missed the easy precision and crispness of my HD-600. Which is exactly what still baffles me: how was Sennheiser able to produce a headphone that is both detailed and laid back at the same time? It´s brilliant, but not too brilliant. It´s warm but not too warm. No, it´s a perfectly balanced headphone. Everything is there but nothing is too much. The soundstage is very natural, wide and deep.
I do a lot of private remastering and the HD-600 never failed me, they are analytical. I can hear errors easily and can correct them. Still, it´s not an overtly honest headphone. If it could talk it would say: "Observe these errors here and there, I´ll present them to you very pleasantly and neutral." That pretty much sums it up.
There are some minor obstacles: deep bass is a bit muted (from 20-70 Hz), depending on the source it may have some problems with differentiation. Another valid criticism is that it is not very fast - with the HD-600 you won´t exactly marvel at the punch, directness or dynamic of Punk or Hard Rock music. While this sounds a bit boring it isn´t - it just seems to present music as it is. They are more like passive "spectators", presenting music with a bit of distance. Another little downside is that it requires a good headphone amp, it needs a lot of power to sound good. If you don´t own something like that you´ll get an exaggerated upper bass - there goes your balanced sound.
If you think the sound to be a bit harsh you can buy the replacement cable that originally is intended for the HD-650 - with that you can add warmth at the cost of resolution. That depends on your taste of course.
All in all, I would buy it again anytime. But I won´t need to because it still sounds and looks wonderful. This headphone is the reason that I fell in love with Sennheiser, a love that is still growing.
Pros: Air, Dynamics, Sound stage, Price, Comfort, Build
Cons: Straight cord, Box does not close, Lacks definition in middle of sound stage
After over two decades of service, the HD 600 is still going strong. Since the early days of its introduction, the HD 600 has grown to become something of reference point within the audiophile community. Furthermore, its neutral, airy sound has made it a favorite among audio engineers. As such, you will struggle to find better at this price point. Now, please enjoy the video, it offers my full opinion on the HD 600 as well as a touch of comparison between it and its sister, the HD 650. If you have any questions please, feel free to ask. Thanks for watching.
Here's a quick summary on the HD600. I am going to leave out headphone specifications because you can find them on Sennheiser's website. These are open cans ,not suited for portability, and they do require amping (300 Ohms).
They are very comfortable and my ears don't get too hot after listening for quite some time. The cups are quite deep and I like it that way. I had hours of listening enjoyment with it and so far had no problems with comfort.
Sound Quality
Wow, these cans sound completely natural! I know the differences between natural and neutral but the HD600 has both elements. Although Sennheiser has been long associated with a veil, the HD600 does not seem to have any. SQ is completely transparent and I can assure you that the HD600 has no veil at all.
The HD600 is very detailed although not up to DT880's level of detail. For classical music, hands down the HD600 is the king. Violins are wonderfully textured and have a fantastic weight on them. Highs and mids were fantastic and the bass has great impact and that nice punch in them. The HD600 is no slouch, it is aggressive and sound very neutral and balanced across the frequency range.
It did a great job in instrument separation although the size of soundstage could be bigger. Don't get me wrong. Its soundstage is fantastic and has the characteristics of an open can but vocals are more upfront and intimate.
Quick Comparison to the HD650 and HD800
Neutrality: HD600 > HD800 >>>> HD650
The HD600 is the most neutral among the three cans although as mentioned the soundstage should be a tad bigger. HD650 to my surprise is dark sounding, veiled and coloured (in a good way). It has more bass than the other two headphones. The HD800 has slightly too much treble in my opinion.
Soundstage: HD800 >> HD650 > HD600
No challenge here. The HD800 is the clear winner.
The HD800 has a much better presentation and detail retrieval than its younger siblings. On the HD650 & HD600, it's a matter of preference really. If you like listening to pop/rock, it's best to stick with the HD650. And if you like uncoloured headphones or listen to the music audio engineers intend them to be, go for the HD600 and ultimately the HD800.
Amazing cans and they deserve the title of a legend. They are worth every penny and imho is a top tier can. Comparing them to the Beyerdynamic DT880, I cannot say that they're better/worse than them but all I can say is that both cans are one of the best headphones out there and they compliment each other. When listening to classical music I always reach for my HD600. They are simply astounding and sound heavenly in your ears.
Pros: Amazing, lush, liquid mids, vocals that are so rich and palpable you can taste them
Cons: Bass can be muddy without really good amplification, highs can sound wrong to some ears.
These were my first foray into high end, high fidelity sound. They were a true revelation. These headphones were built for my ears, laid back, rich warm mids, deep but controlled bass, the de-facto ultimate headphones of their time.
Treble: Laid back, airy, great sound stage, contrary to popular belief, bigger is not always better with regards to sound staging, some things weren't recorded on a giant sound stage afterall. Liquid cool and never fatiguing, the treble was far from analytical but still revealing of source quality, a transparent headphone to be sure.
Mids: Wow. Rich palpable midrange to die for. This is what you dream of. Perfect vocals, anyone could hear the sound of a singing voice coming from these and be instantly transported. The mids on the HD 600's are capable of amazing things on the right music with the right amp. Still punchy and musical on almost all music types. My only complaint was with symphonic music, which always felt a little strained to my ears. In the end, I loved these most with the xcan v2, perfect, perfect vocals, any singing voice shone through on that setup like the voice of angels.
Lows: Rich enveloping bass cradles the music in a seamless landscape of liquid sound. Can be boomy on some tracks. Not the best headphones for rap or other excessively bass heavy music.
Very comfortable.
High build quality.
An excellent headphone which with the proper amplification (tubes) has a unique sonic signature, that if it works for you, is nearly impossible to beat at any price.
Pros: Clear, open, neutral, comfortable and just a great all rounder
Cons: Headband is relatively fragile, not the bassiest headphones I've heard
I've owned these for a year now so I think I can pass fair judgement. Great headphones. A legend among headphones. Neutral, clear and the reference I use to compare all others. Very comfortable, the most comfortable headphones I've ever used with the Beyer over ears. I sold my Audeze LCD2.2 and kept these, that's how much I like them.
Surprisingly easy to drive for 300ohm. They improve with adequate amplification, but I think people really overstate how important it is.
I did have the headband crack on me when stretching it (they have a bit of a tight grip initially), but Sennheiser were great and replaced them straight away for a new pair.
Pros: Excellent mids, beautiful timbre, warm signature, deep soundstage, comfort...etc
Cons: Non to my knowledge
The HD600 is one of the best headphones around. They are neutral, easy to drive, comfy, with a touch of warmth and enticing natural presentation and timbre. I didn't like them the first time I bought them with the stock cable. I bought another pair driven by the formidable Beta 22 amplifier and the HD600 was transformed into another league.
Although I listen mostly to my K702 which is more accurate in comparison to HD600 warmer tone (which is closer to concert hall sound IMO) I save the HD600 for very special listening sessions, I don't use them for occasional listening at all but only when I really need to enjoy rather than analyze my music.
The highs are soft, smooth, non fatiguing. The mids are large and wide and the bass is just right, without being exaggerated. The sound stage is not very large like the K702 but the instruments and the performers are very close in very good distributed space which gives a very intimate musical experience.
The greatest thing about the HD600 is the easy amplification. A uDAC can drive them to very acceptable level and they can excel with most available amplifiers with a neutral sound signature
Some reviewers believe that the HD600 is boring. I think this can be attributed to several factors, poor synergy with amp and source, stock cable, lack of burn in or may be personal taste!
IMO the HD600 is the best headphones under $300 (unless you find the HD650 for less than 300!), and may be the only headphones you will ever need if you keep to one HP.
Pros: Soundstage, balanced natural sound, versatile
Cons: Initial clamping force
The HD600 is a pair of excellent sounding cans. They have a balanced, natural sound and the soundstage is remarkably large. I can hear all sorts of sounds while listening to these cans and I can say that the instrument separation and detail is superb. The only problem I have encountered is that the initial clamping force is slightly strong.
Pros: Sound Quality, Clarity, Soundstage
Cons: Clamp force, Design is funky
Note that the price I put is buying used from a fellow head-fi user
About Me:
I am an 18 year old music lover. I have gotten into music more and more in the last year, with this being my first major headphone buy. Since I was 14 I knew that music would be my thing. I have enjoyed listening to Tapes and CD's since I was very young, and over the last few years I have been growing as a music lover. My headphone collection has gone from Beats Solo hd(trash 1/5) -> Beats Studio(ok but broke 2.5/5) -> Monster DNA(alright 3/5) -> Sennheiser hd439(surprised me for the price 3.5/5) -> Sennheiser hd600(pure gold 5/5). I've heard some nice headphones besides the ones I've owned, but nothing flagship. The sennheiser hd439's made me re-listen to my entire music library, and really got me into the whole hifi thing. Me set up is rMBP->headphone or ipod nano->fiio e5->headphone. At the time of writing this I have ordered the schiit modi/vali. Also something about my music style is I like the music to sound as real as possible, with no over the top bass or treble. Most of the music I am listening to with the hd600's is stereo FLAC and ALAC with a few MP3's. I know I don't have the greatest set up, but I can still hear a huge improvement.
The HD 600's have an awkward design in my opinion, and clamp hard on your head at first until you get used to them. The open design might let a lot of noise in and out, but improves sound quality over anything I've ever heard that was closed. The paint on the headband of the plastic looks very 80's and is unattractive in my opinion. Besides that there is not much to complain about the headband is comfy. These headphones are also extremely light feeling on your head. After your body adjusts to the clamping from the headphones they feel comfortable and you can wear them for hours.
Listening setup/test songs:
As previously stated my setup is rMBP->hd600 and iPod Nano->Fiio E5->HD600. I know I'm not getting the full potential out of the headphones but they still sound great. The albums I used for the testing were Highway 61 Revisited by Bob Dylan on a CD, Abbey Road by The Beatles on a 256kbps MP3, and finally Pet Sounds by The Beach Boys on a 96/24 FLAC.
Sound Quality:
No matter the quality of the recording, I can honestly say the Sennheiser hd600's greatly improved the overall sound quality of the music. While I haven't heard 192/24 music with the highest quality DAC/Amp/Headphones, I can still say with certainty the hd600's are some of the best headphones on the market and would be hard to beat with a direct connection to my computer. I will be holding on to these headphones for along time. The sound the produce is very realistic. They are a little warm sounding but defiantly not dark. While I haven't listened to much fast music (I hear they can struggle with faster music) I still would say they are detailed and clear sounding with all the music I listened to. They have a great sound stage with good separation of instruments, so that you can hear front, back, right, and left easily. The highs are not overly present but sound fantastic. The mids are my favorite part of these headphones, and really bring out the best in the music. The bass is great with out being over the top
These headphones are the greatest I have ever had. They are built well, and sound amazing for listening to music. The most realistic sounds I have ever heard from music have come from these headphones. I highly recommend them over everything else in their price range ($300-$450).
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Miami Heat.
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I have read the discussion on premox in Chablis with interest. Victor's contribution was particularly interesting when he said that aromas of polish were a sign of particularly damaging oxidisation; this is what I got with this bottle.
I have read elsewhere that Alsatian wines seem to be almost as infected by premox as white Burgundies. Previous bottles of this wine were good but 12 years may be pushing for a Riesling from a modest lieu-dit. The cork was leaky with mould on top but the level was still quite good; however, this probably did not help.
So is what I got premox or just normal oxidisation from age?
Alsace Riesling Pfoeller 2001 – Meyer-Fonné, Katzenthal, Alsace – Alc. 13%
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C: Deep yellow/gold
N: Well developed and fragrant with notes of white fruit and flowers, a slight dab of petrol and a slightly candied burnished note which made me expect a sweeter wine than turned out to be the case.
P: Medium-full in body with good "gras", mouth-fill, structure and aromatic expression showing minerals, slightly saline backbone and lively acidity which balanced well the RS (I guess 5-7g/l) perceptible towards the clean finish. A very good Riesling; 16/20++.
The only thing that was similar about last night's bottle was the colour but all the attractive Riesling features had disappeared. Instead the dominant aroma was one of furniture polish. It was not unpleasant but it was not what I want in Alsace Riesling. Germaine disliked it intensely and didn't finish her first glass. For me, it was drinkable with an overall effect which was quite rich, burnished and slightly sweet with good acidity, if somewhat monochrome. It didn't work with sea bass but it was much better with cheese and, surprisingly, with rhubarb tart where the sugar in the recipe made the wine seem more lively.


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Table of Contents
Collection Overview
Collection Inventory+/-
Content Description
Collection Use
Administrative Information
Collection Overview +/-
Collection Inventory +/-
Box 1: Subject Files: A thru B
Fd1 BINGHAM, Erastus: Biographical Sketch. (1 item-3 pp., typescript copy) Fd2 BINGHAM, Erastus: "Sketch of the Life of Erastus Bingham and Family; Utah Pioneers of 1847," by Norman F. Bingham, et. Al. (1 item-68 pp., typescript, photocopy)
Fd3 BINGHAM'S Fort: Research notes. (5 pieces)
Fd4 BRICKMAKING: Research notes. (7 pieces)
Fd5 BRICKMAKING IN WEBER COUNTY: Historical narrative by William W. Terry. (1 item-7 pp., typescript)
Fd6 BROWN, Captain James: "Journal of a Member of the James Brown Company; 2nd Company, June 18 – September 29, 1954." (1 item-19 pp., typescript, photocopy)
Fd7 BROWN, Captain James: Lorin Farr Park monument dedication program notes. (4 pieces. Photocopy)
Fd8 BROWN, Captain James: Research notes. (8 pieces)
Fd9 CANNING: Historical narrative of canning industry in Utah. (1 item-29 pp., 2 copies, typescript, Pages 3 and 18 missing in second copy)
Fd10 CANNING: List of canneries in Weber County. (1 piece, 3 copies, typescript)
Fd11 CANNING: "North Ogden Fruit Exchange." Historical narrative. (1 item-3 pp., typescript)
Fd12 CANNING: Research notes. (42 pieces)
Fd13 CANNING FACTORIES IN WEBER COUNTY: Historical narrative. (1 item-14 pp., 2 copies, typescript)
Fd14 CANNING INDUSTRY IN WEBER COUNTY: Historical narrative. (1 item-55 pp., typescript)
Fd15 CIVIL WAR GENERALS BURIED IN OGDEN: Correspondence: - To William W. Terry from Philip G. Arnold, Fallbrook California, 9/7/88 and 9/28/88; - To William W. Terry from Division of Archives and Records Service, State of Utah, 9/29/88. (1 piece, 2 items)
Fd16 CIVIL WAR GENERALS BURIED IN OGDEN: "G.A.R. Plots" Historical narrative. (1 item-3 pp., typescript)
Fd17 CIVIL WAR GENERALS BURIED IN OGDEN: Historical narrative. (1 item-5 pp., typescript)
Fd18 CIVIL WAR GENERALS BURIED IN OGDEN: Newspaper article, Ogden Standard-Examiner, 12/8/88. (1 piece)
Fd19 CIVIL WAR GENERALS BURIED IN OGDEN: Research notes. (8 pieces)
Fd20 DITCH LITIGATION: Plain City Irrigation Company, a corporation (Plaintiff) vs. Hooper Irrigation Company, a corporation, North Ogden Irrigation Company, a corporation, the State of Utah, and all other claimants to the right to the use of water of the Weber River System (as herein limited) (Defendents) Proceedings in the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the State of Utah in and for Weber County. Findings of fact, conclusions of law, and judgment and decree. April 1, 1948. (1 item)
Fd21 FORT BUENAVENTURA: Historical narrative, monument dedication, and newspaper article. (2 pieces, 1 item)
Fd22 FRIDAY MAN (Peddler): Historical narrative. (1 item-6 pp., 2 copies)
Fd23 FRIDAY MAN (Peddler): Research notes. (5 pieces)
Fd24 GOLDEN SPIKE TOUR GUIDE: Pamphlet. (1 item-20 pp.)
Fd25 GRISTMILLS: "Burch-Taylor Gristmill." Historical narrative. (1 item-6 pp., 2 copies, typescript)
Fd26 GRISTMILLS: "The Ogden Mill (Pillsbury Co.)" Historical narrative. (1 item-3 pp.)
Fd27 GRISTMILLS: Research notes. (23 pieces, 4 items)
Fd28 GREAT HISTORY CONTEST: Ogden Standard-Examiner history contest forms, 1987 (74 pieces: 37 originals, 37 copies)
Box 2: Subject Files: H thru R
Fd1 INDIAN TRAILS MONUMENT: "Anatomy of a Monument." Historical narrative. (1 item-43 pp., typescript, photographs)
Fd2 INDIAN TRAILS MONUMENT: Dedication program. (3 pieces)
Fd3 INDIAN TRAILS MONUMENT: Miscellaneous materials.
Fd4 INIDAN TRAILS MONUMENT: Newspaper article. Ogden Standard-Examiner, 1/21/87. (2 pieces, 1 item)
Fd5 INDIAN TRAILS MONUMENT: Research notes. (1 piece, 3 items)
Fd6 LOCALITY HISTORIES: Daughters of Utah Pioneers pamphlet. (1 item-20 pp.)
Fd7 LOG CABIN AT DDO: Research notes. (9 pieces, 1 item)
Fd8 MAPS: Exploration routes in the American West. (13 pieces)
Fd9 MAPS: Lake Bonneville. (9 pieces)
Fd10 MAPS: Ogden City. (9 pieces)
Fd11 MAPS: Ogden City street car lines (1 piece, 2 copies)
Fd12 MAPS: Weber County communities. (8 pieces)
Fd13 MAPS: Weber County forts. (4 pieces, 2 copies each)
Fd14 MAPS: Weber County gristmills. (1 piece, 2 copies) see also: Bx 1, Fds 25-27
Fd15 MAPS: Weber County railroads. (1 piece)
Fd16 MAPS: Miscellaneous materials
Fd17 MT. OGDEN TREK OF 1922 AND 1975: Correspondence and newspaper article relating to hike made by Weber Academy alumni to place flagpole on Mt. Ogden. (5 pieces)
Fd18 NATIONAL HISTORICAL REGISTER SITES: Lists of sites in Weber County and Ogden. (3 pieces, 2 items)
Fd19 OGDEN CITY HISTORIES: A History of Ogden, Utah Historical Records Survey WPA, 1940 (original and photocopy); Views of Ogden, Utah, A. Wittemann, n.d. (photocopy). (3 items)
Fd20 OGDEN CITY POST OFFICE: Historical narrative. (1 item, typescript)
Fd21 PIONEER ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY: Correspondence and data sheets. (3 pieces, 3 items)
Fd22 PIONEER ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY: Historical narratives. (1 item-10 pp., typescript copy)
Fd23 PIONEER ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY: Research notes. (23 pieces, 5 items)
Fd24 RAILROADS IN OGDEN AND WEBER COUNTY: Historical narrative. (1 item-17 pp.)
Fd25 RAILROADS IN OGDEN AND WEBER COUNTY: Maps. (5 pieces)
Fd26 RAILROADS IN OGDEN AND WEBER COUNTY: Research notes. (25 pieces, 3 items)
Fd27 RUSSIAN COLONISTS (Box Elder County): Research notes. (4 pieces)
Box 3: Subject Files: S thru Z
Fd1 SALT LAKE CUTOFF: Historical narrative. (1 item-7 pp., typescript)
Fd2 SALT LAKE CUTOFF: Research notes. (2 items)
Fd3 SILK INDUSTRY: "Silk, the Sensuous Fabric." Historical narrative (2 copies, transcript), and research notes. (1 item-6 pp., 6 pieces)
Fd4 SMITH, Lot: "Lot Smith's Story; the Echo Canyon War, 1857," Jim Smith (pamphlet, 32 pp.), and research notes. (3 pieces, 1 item)
Fd5 TELEPHONES: Historical narratives.
- "History of the Telephone in Utah." (1 item-10 pp., typescript)
- "Seventy-Five Years of Service: A Short History of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company." (1 item-12 pp., typescript)
- "Telephone". (1 item-8 pp., typescript)
- "Tribute to Ogden Valley Operators," LaVerna B. Newey (1 item-6 pp., typescript)
- untitled. (1 item-4 pp., 2 copies, typescript)
Fd6 THEATRES IN OGDEN: Historical narrative. (1 item-24 pp., 2 copes, typescript)
Fd7 THEATRES IN OGDEN: Research notes. (27 pieces)
Fd8 WEBER COUNTY COMMUNITY HISTORIES: Farr West research notes. (2 pieces, 1 item)
Fd9 WEBER COUNTY COMMUNITY HISTORIES: Huntsville research notes. (5 pieces)
Fd10 WEBER COUNTY COMMUNITY HISTORIES: Lynne research notes. (2 items)
Fd11 WEBER COUNTY COMMUNITY HISTORIES: Slaterville research notes. (2 items)
Fd12 WEBER COUNTY COMMUNITY HISTORIES: Uintah research notes. (2 items)
Fd13 WEBER COUNTY COMMUNITY HISTORIES: Warren research notes. (2 items)
Fd14 WEBER COUNTY COMMUNITY HISTORIES: West Warren research notes. (1 piece, 2 items)
Fd15 WEBER COUNTY COMMUNITY HISTORIES: West Weber research notes. (1 item)
Fd16 WEBER COUNTY COMMUNITY HISTORIES: Wilson research notes. (1 item)
Fd17 WEBER COUNTY COMMUNITY HISTORIES: "How Many of Weber County's Communities Were Named." Historical narrative and miscellaneous notes. (3 pieces, 1 item)
Fd18 WEBER COUNTY IS WORTH KNOWING: Discs and draft. (1 item and 4 discs)
Fd19 WEBER COUNTY IS WORTH KNOWING: Excerpts published in, Pioneer, magazine of The National Society of the Sons of Utah Pioneers. (2 items)
Fd20 WEBER COUNTY IS WORTH KNOWING: Text (1 volume)
Fd21 WEBER COUNTY MONUMENTS AND MARKERS: List and script for slide presentation. (2 items)
Fd22 WEBER COUNTY PLACE NAMES: Lists. (2 items)
Fd23 WEBER COUNTY TRAPPERS AND TRAPPING: Historical narrative. (1 item-13 pp., 2 copies, typescript)
Fd24 WEBER COUNTY TRAPPERS AND TRAPPING: Research notes. (3 pieces, 2 items)
Box 4: John Henry Weber Research Files
Fd1 ARTICLES: Herald-Leader (Bellevue, Iowa) 7/88
Fd2 ARTICLES: Julien's Journal (Dubuque, Iowa) 7/88
Fd3 ARTICLES: Pioneer (Salt Lake City) 3-4/85
Fd4 ARTICLES: Pioneer (Salt Lake City) 11-12/88
Fd5 ARTICLES: Ogden Standard-Examiner 3/88
Fd6 ARTICLES: miscellaneous
Fd7 CORRESPONDENCE: Virginia Weber Gannon, 1988. (11 pieces, 3 items)
Fd8 CORRESPONDENCE: Virginia Weber Gannon, 1989. (3 pieces, 4 items)
Fd9 CORRESPONDENCE: Mike Jones, 1987. (4 pieces, 3 items)
Fd10 CORRESPONDENCE: Mike Jones, 1988. (14 pieces, 7 items)
Fd11 CORRESPONDENCE: Mike Jones, 1989. (2 pieces)
Fd12 IOWA MATERIALS: The Jackson County Perspective, newsletter of the Jackson County (Iowa) Economic Development Commission. (1 piece, 7 items)
Fd13 IOWA MATERIALS: Mementos.
Fd14 IOWA MATERIALS: Miscellaneous newspapers. (3 items)
Fd15 IOWA MATERIALS: Treatise entitled, "The Bellevue, Iowa Connection," an account by William W. Terry; related materials.
Fd16 PAMPHLET: John Henry Weber: Trapper, Explorer, Adventurer (1 item-32 pp., 2 copies)
Fd17 RESEARCH NOTES
Box 5: Miscellaneous Research Topics
Fd1 BUCKAROO HAT STYLES: Photocopy of magazine article.
Fd2 PONY EXPRESS: Riders of the Pony Express, Kate B. Carter. Daughters of Utah Pioneers reprint. 54 pp.
Fd3 SETTLERS: Newspaper clippings dealing with Ogden Settlers.
Fd4 TERRY, William Z.: Miscellaneous materials relating to former Weber College mathematics instructor.
Fd5 TRAPPERS AND TRAPPING: Miscellaneous materials
Fd6 UNIDENTIFIED JOURNAL: Daily account journal, September 1932 – ?, 1934. Photocopy.
Box 6: Special Edition Newspapers
Fd1 Ogden Standard-Examiner Golden Spike Centennial Edition, 4/4/1969 (2 copies)
Fd2 Ogden Standard-Examiner Progress 72, 4/16/1972
Fd3 Ogden Standard-Examiner: 150 Years – A Growing Faith. Special edition for the Sesquicentennial of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 4/6/1980
Fd4 Salt Lake Tribune Centennial Edition, 4/11/1971
Box 7: Tapes and Memorabilia
Tape1 Dedication of Indian Trials Monument, 6/21/88
Tape2 John Henry Weber Rendezvous, 7/23/88
Content Description +/-
Collection from William W. Terry. This collection contains the research of Terry as he wrote his book "Weber County is Worth Knowing."
Collection Use +/-
Restrictions on Access:
Open to public research.
Administrative Information +/-
This collection is arrranged by subject group.
Acquisition Information:
Processing Note:
This collection was processed by a Special Collections processor.
Terry, William W.
Collection materials are in English.
Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA) grant, 2007-2008
7 boxes
Language of the Finding Aid:
Finding guide is in English in Latin script.
Author of the Finding Aid:
Sarah Langsdon
EAD Creation Date:
Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard).
Subjects +/-
Subject Terms:
Local Records
Personal Names:
Terry, William W.
Geographical Names:
Ogden, Utah


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Lauren's Q & A
Favorite Sport/Team
LA Dodgers
Favorite Movie/Actor
The Outsiders
Go-to karaoke song
My first job
receptionist at a plastic surgery center
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
i have 3 Tattoos My foot Ribs and behind my ear
Mac or PC?
Nintendo, Xbox 360, PS3, or don't game?
old school, Nintendo 64
What fun fact, talent or superpower of yours should guys know about?
i love to ride on a Harley, and loves to bbq!
What's the most memorable pick up line you've ever heard?
if i could rearrange the alphabet id put "U" and "I" together
What's the craziest thing you've ever done?
i fell through a iron fence when i was 12 yrs old while pretnding i was a soldier
What's the most unusual place you've ever hooked up? How'd it go?
on my boyfriends Harley, it went AMAZING
What's in your purse or pocket right now?
my wallet,make-up bag,cell phone, Lotion, Hand sanitize, buffalo wild wings wipes, tissue,toothpicks,and candy
What do you feel most comfortable wearing?
lounge shorts, and a bikini top
Would you rather have boring sex all the time or an amazing romp once a year?
If you could do a shot of Jose Cuervo with anyone -- dead or alive -- who would it be?
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Did anyone happen to see ERs episode last night? They did a story about stillbirth at eight months gestation due to a true knot in the umbilical cord. I know this is unrelated to preeclampsia, but our daughter did not die due to pre-e. Millions of families suffer in silence because our society is not equipt to accept and nurture those in the midst of grief. It was a very hard episode for my husband and I to watch... I felt as if I was reliving Chloes death all over again. BUT - I was glad that they did the episode so that more awareness is brought to the forefront.
The importance of recognizing our precious babies and knowing how crucial it is to embrace the time and memories we have with our children is priceless.
One step at a time we are showing the world the need for grief recognition with the hopes of cures for preeclampsia and stillbirth.
Hugs and love to you all ~
DD 10/26/01 stillbirth
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Yesterday I did The Color Run in Milwaukee around Miller Park.
I was worried I wouldn't be able to run at all since I didn't train and I'm a horrible runner!
We ran more than 1/2 way and our time was done in 29 minutes.
This was my second 5k. Last time I did the Mud Run and that was 10x harder. This was just 10x more fun and colorful. (of course)
I highly recommend it.
Read more about THE COLOR RUN
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Discussions about the James Randi Educational Foundation and its Million Dollar Challenge.
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The Relentless Hypocrisy
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By Michael Goodspeed
Everyone knows there's no such thing as Magic - at least no REAL Magic. According to the American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Magic is: "The practice of using charms, spells, or rituals to attempt to produce supernatural effects or control events in nature." This certainly does not fit with the garden variety "magic" one can find on any given night in a stale Vegas casino. Rather, this most basic definition of Magic evokes images in the mind's eye of Gandalf casting demons into fiery pits with a single strike of his mighty sceptre.
I see a certain irony in the fact that some of the world's most famous magicians are often skeptics and/or debunkers of the paranormal. It would seem that some of these performers, having learned the secrets of common stage magic, have come to believe that there are no unknowns, no mysteries remaining in the natural world. Some of these people even display a contempt for the intelligence of the average person, using terms like "the unwashed public" to describe the common man. Their thought process seems to go like this: If people can be duped into believing that a rabbit really was pulled from a hat, then they are ready and willing to believe anything - a flying saucer crashed in Roswell, a man-like beast named Bigfoot roams the forests of the northwest, a psychic medium can put them in touch with their departed loved ones.
Indeed, contempt for the human condition (or at least the condition of the pitiable "unwashed public") seems the very crux of the debunker ideology. It is this contempt which leads them to belittle eye witness accounts of "paranormal" phenomena as "anecdotal testimony," and which causes them to reject with a sneer and a curse the research of eminently qualified scholars like Dr. Gary Schwartz as "biased" and "unreliable." It is also this contempt which has driven the most noted skeptic/debunker of them all, the so-called "Amazing Randi," to stake a million dollars of other peoples' money on his assertion that no paranormal, supernatural, or occult phenomena can be proven by responsible scientists.
The James Randi Educational Foundation's "million dollar psychic challenge," has, if nothing else, succeeded in garnering Randi a great deal of publicity. He has appeared regularly on the Larry King show opposite alleged psychics Sylvia Browne and Rosemary Altea. It is Randi's assertion that Browne refuses to submit to a fair testing by his organization. Since his most recent public sparring match with Browne, Randi has had posted on his website a "Sylvia Countdown" clock, where he tracks the number of days that have passed since the mutually agreed upon deadline of Browne's testing.
Many Randi critics have labeled the Challenge "biased" and "unscientific." Randi often refers to paranormal proponents as "frauds," and/or "self-deluded fools," and inspite of Randi's stated basis, it is JREF which ultimately must approve all testing protocols. Unfortunately, in many ways, the Challenge remains too much of an unknown to come under any real scrutiny, as JREF asserts that numerous applicants, after failing the mandatory "preliminary testing," have asked that their identities be kept secret. It is also JREF's assertion that no applicant to date has ever passed the preliminary testing.
We can argue over the competency and/or impartiality of the JREF organization, but the issue of the Challenge's credibility is affected far more by the words and behavior of Randi himself. Repeatedly, Randi has shown himself to be not only contradictory and hypocritical but eminently illogical in his defense of the Challenge's application process. Bear in mind that Randi asserts there is no valid evidence to support any paranormal, supernatural, or occult phenomena. This obviously includes Sylvia Browne's claim that she can contact the dead, predict the future, and read minds. However, on Randi's most recent appearance on the Larry King show, King asked Randi: "Is one of the possibilities that Sylvia is telling the truth?" Randi's response to this was: "Absolutely." It would seem that Randi would have us believe that he has not yet made up his mind about Browne's alleged "abilities," and only wants to see her tested fairly. If this is Randi's attitude about Browne, then why does he not apply the same logic to others who have attempted to apply for the Challenge?
In June of 1999 a German man named Rico Kolodzey attempted to apply for the Challenge as a self-described "breatharian." Kolodzey calims he can live on nothing but water and "prana" - a supposed divine form of "life energy." This certainly would qualify as a claim of the "paranormal," and on the surface, does not seem any less plausible than Sylvia Browne's claim of psychic powers. However, Randi immediately and categorically rejected Kolodzey's application. The problem for Randi is the logic - or total lack thereof - he displayed in defending this rejection. Randi's email to Kolodzey reads: (from http://www.alternativescience.com/randi_retreats.htm):
Date: 6/18/99 12:03 PM
Mr. Kolodzey:
Don't treat us like children. We only respond to responsible claims.
Are you actually claiming that you have not consumed any food products except water, since the end of 1998? If this is what you are saying, did you think for one moment that we would believe it?
If this is actually your claim, you're a liar and a fraud. We are not interested in pursuing this further, nor will we exchange correspondence with you on the matter.
Signed, James Randi.
(A hard-copy of this letter will be sent by post to you, today.)
James Randi Educational Foundation
201 S.E. 12th Street (Davie Blvd.)
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316-1815
What exactly is Randi asserting when he writes: "We only respond to responsible claims." Is Sylvia Browne's claim that she can talk to the dead a "responsible" one? What about Uri Geller's assertion that he can bend spoons with the power of his mind? Would Randi have use believe that he views the "abilities" of Browne and Geller as more "plausible" than Kolodzey's? Again, we must remember, it is Randi's assertion that there is NO VALID EVIDENCE of any paranormal or supernatural phenomena, so there really can be no such thing as "degrees of plausibility" in this field. But even more importantly, if Kolodzey IS a liar and a fraud (which he may very well be), then one would think that JREF has all the more reason to accept his application. Isn't that the whole point of the Randi Challenge - to expose dangerous hucksters and/or "self-deluded frauds?"
When Randi asserts CATEGORICALLY and A PRIORI that Mr. Kolodzey is a LIAR and a FRAUD, is he not betraying the sentiment he voiced on the Larry King show - that he hasn't made up his mind, and only wants to find the truth?
It is also worth noting that there may be evidence of human beings surviving without food or even water for extraordinary lengths of time. Recently, the Herald Sun of Australia reported that an Indian man, claiming to have consumed no food or water for 68 years, was observed for ten days by close-circuit cameras at a hospital in Ahmedabad. He was believed to consume nothing, neither food nor drink, during this time, yet suffered no detectable ill effects to his health. Neurologist Sudir Shah stated: "He has evidence of the formation of urine, which was reabsorbed on his bladder wall. The medical committee does not have any scientific explanation.". (Link: http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_
Randi has publicly responded to this case, writing on his website (www.randi.org): "Mr. Jani, who dresses in the female costume of a devotee of the goddess Ambaji, a red sari-like garment, nose ring, bangles and crimson flowers in his graying hair, offered an explanation, yet to be tested by the doctors. 'I get the elixir of life from the hole in my palate, which enables me to go without food and water,' he said. Okay. That we can test. Or will we? Did those doctors think to look for the hole in his palate? Funny, they didn't mention it, if they did so.
"A number of persons have been asking me why I won't test any more of these claimants who say that they don't eat or drink anything for years on end. There are a few dozen of them out there at this time, and new ones come up every month or so. See above. Such a claim is difficult to test merely because of the time involved and the personnel necessary, and the claimants moan that they can't afford the costs involved. I've been out on a couple of these expeditions in the USA, and I get bored out of my mind sitting in a car in a parking lot waiting for the claimant to emerge from a Holiday Inn room, sneak down the stairs, and visit the local burger joint for the needed nourishment. There's no end to it. And, the claim is just so obviously silly and frivolous, and I'm a grown man - too busy with serious claimants, to spend time on these nut-cases. Yes, I'm aware that doctors - trained medical people - have observed a few of the claimants, but I've yet to see any evidence that these learned observers have the correct and necessary qualifications to detect sleight-of-hand. Until that time, those episodes remain as examples of the naive watching the cunning."
Randi's assertions here are lazy, illogical, hypocritical, laced with immature ad hominem, and patently false. For starters, the observation of a "breatharian" in isolation, while perhaps time consuming, would be LESS complicated, and not nearly so open to dispute, as the testing of an alleged psychic. All one need do is strip the person naked, lock him or her in a room, post guards outside every possible point of exit, and let the cameras roll day after day. If he or she becomes ill or dies...well, gosh, I guess that means he or she fails the challenge. Second, if such an operation would be too "costly" for JREF, then one wonders where they got the million dollars from. Third, if the ability to detect sleight of hand is the only requisite qualification for testing "breatharians," then he and is magician pals should have no problem performing the test themselves. Fourth, one wonders why Randi feels the need to insult Mr. Jani, making fun of his religion and his choice of attire. Fifth, Randi is again making the patently hypocritical assertion that he is "TOO BUSY WITH SERIOUS CLAIMANTS, TO SPEND TIME ON THESE NUT-CASES." Can we glean from this hateful, pinched comment that Sylvia Browne and Uri Geller are NOT nut cases? That there may actually be some validity to their extraordinary claims? Randi has really left no room for doubt that he views ALL paranormal claimants as nut cases...so who ultimately is worthy enough of his precious time to warrant testing?
Ask yourself if these are the words or behavior of a man who is interested in finding the truth. Is it not more likely that Randi simply relies on the Challenge as a tool to garner publicity for himself and land paid public speaking engagements? If he is a man of "science" (and I've yet to hear how the ability to escape from a straight jacket qualifies this person as a scientist), why does he not apply the same standards and the same logic to all applicants of the Challenge? The problem here again is HYPOCRISY. It would seem that Randi focuses exclusively on more famous paranormal claimants like Browne or Geller because doing so is more likely to get him an appearance on the Larry King show. If you're a common person with an extraordinary claim, don't waste your time and energy applying for the Challenge; Randi clearly is not interested.
I must again remark on the irony of self-described magicians trying so desperately to debunk paranomal phenomena. After all, Magic in its purest form is an embracing of the Unknown, and these people run from it every chance they get.
"Devotion to the truth is the hallmark of morality; there is no greater, nobler, more heroic form of devotion than the act of a man who assumes the responsibility of thinking." - Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged
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Here are more articles by Michael Goodspeed on pseudo-skepticism. As a paranormal radio show host, he has interviewed many people and done a lot of research into paranormal claims.
On Randi's hypocrisy: http://www.rense.com/general50/james.htm
On psychic claims and skeptical explanations: http://www.rense.com/general51/ebramce.htm
On UFO phenomenon: http://www.rense.com/general51/embr.htm, http://www.rense.com/general51/seek3.htm
On alien abduction claims and skeptical explanations: http://www.rense.com/general51/ppr.htm
On monsters, creatures, and Bigfoot: http://www.rense.com/general52/seek.htm
"Devotion to the truth is the hallmark of morality; there is no greater, nobler, more heroic form of devotion than the act of a man who assumes the responsibility of thinking." - Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged
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Even when I posted on the JREF board, I always thought that this rejection by Randi was pretty strange. They said it was due to the legalities of the act, that because he might die, the JREF might be exposed to legal penalties or somesuch. I'm not a legal expert, but I'm pretty sure you could conduct the experiment without killing him anyway.
Banned by the JREF Board for calling them on their "bullshit"...
Re: The Relentless Hypocrisy of James Randi
This is a perfect example of their MO ....
Just like the so called Blackmail Tapes ... Totally the opposite !!!!!!
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Listen to the recordings that someone has posted by Randi ... AMAZING !!!!!!
http://www.uploadpedia.com/3015K1KO9LHD ... i-zip.html
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Your not a legal expert. So tehrefore you do not know. Ill thought out posts help no-one.
I'm always very skeptical of any situation where someone's notability hinges on their connection to another notable person
Re: The Relentless Hypocrisy of James Randi
The Professor is still sore he couldn't win million dollars with a magic act.
The story about a straitjacket is hilarious.
I'm always very skeptical of any situation where someone's notability hinges on their connection to another notable person
Re: The Relentless Hypocrisy of James Randi
I'll take a stab at this one. Please note that I'm posting my own opinion, and I don't speak for James Randi or the JREF.
It would be irresponsible to ask a claimant to put their health or life at risk to claim the prize. I might claim that I can jump off a 30 story building without any special equipment and float in the air- which would certainly win the prize, if I could demonstrate my ability. But I doubt that Randi would accept the challenge, and encourage me to plummet to certain death.
So assuming for the moment that we had a way to verify a claimant could survive for years on nothing but water (would we lock him in a room and keep him under surveillance at all times?) I would find it irresponsible to make a bet with someone that essentially says, "If you can manage to starve yourself for long enough without dying or going to the hospital, I'll pay you a million dollars. By the way, I'm sure enough that you'll harm yourself that I don't consider the money to be at risk."
In contrast, it would be very easy to put Sylvia Browne's claims to an objective test that would harm no one, if she was unable to prove herself.
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I find this to be a very reasonable explanation to not test such claims. However, they could possibly agree to having a medical doctor examine the person every day of the experiment to make sure their health is not seriously suffering in the attempt, to be able call it off if it looks like it will seriously harm the person's health. If the days pass, and the person is doing fine, it could continue. If the person's health starts to deteriorate, it would be called off.
Sylvia Browne doesn't have a very good track record. As I've stated on another forum regarding her...
"The thing about Sylvia Brown is, I don't think I can recall ANY substantial hits she's had at all, in ANY particular case (beyond typical general information that can be chalked up to cold reading and lucky guesses). On the Montel Williams Show, she spouts stuff off to people, and you don't generally get to hear from these people again later to see if the information turned out to be correct.
I haven't heard of her contributing anything worthwhile at all to Psychic Detective work either. Just those few cases where she got things totally ridiculously embarrassingly wrong. I haven't heard of ANY substantial hits of hers in those types of cases.
I've read plenty of skeptic articles and skeptic websites presenting her worst blunders, but I haven't seen ANY websites defending her with valid counter information, or presenting ANY good hits she's had on significant cases.
That masses of people can be convinced someone is Psychic without any interesting substantial hits, and mountains of embarrassing misses, and nothing really defending the person, just shows the level of gullibility prevalent today."
"I think Eteponge's Blog is a pretty cool guy. eh debates Skeptics and doesnt afraid of anything."
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Perhaps. Let's say that a qualified medical doctor, whose credentials and neutrality were accepted by both sides, were to monitor the situation. Let's also say there's a way to keep continual surveillance on the subject, to eliminate the possibility of cheating. If the subject agreed to halt the experiment immediately on the doctor's recommendation, I suppose that would alleviate the risk. This would be an expensive (and in my opinion pointless) undertaking, and of course the subject would have to pay for it.
Since I don't speak for the JREF, I couldn't say if this arrangement would be agreeable to them.
Well said. Spoken like a skeptic!
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Yes, I figured it would be very expensive to do this, and yes, it should all be paid for by the subject making the claim, not the JREF. AND it would be a neutral doctor accepted by all sides. That could indeed possibly work.
"I think Eteponge's Blog is a pretty cool guy. eh debates Skeptics and doesnt afraid of anything."
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Even with a doctor, there is still risk, as the doctor could make a mistake in his diagnosis. Not all bodies are the same. Some are more sensitive and unstable than others. Doctors may be qualified, but they are not infallible.
Eteponge, what do you think of George Anderson? He is considered undebunked and gets highly specific hits that cold reading or lucky guesses can not get.
What about Jonathan Edwards? He gets some highly specific hits, but also misses sometimes either. We cannot expect them to be 100 percent accurate, can we?
"Devotion to the truth is the hallmark of morality; there is no greater, nobler, more heroic form of devotion than the act of a man who assumes the responsibility of thinking." - Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged
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Not heard of him but unlesss he has been double blind scientificly tested he is a fraud.
John Edwards debunked here: http://www.ianrowland.com/TheVault/JohnEdward1.html Anyone can get specific hits when the audience give it to them!
I'm always very skeptical of any situation where someone's notability hinges on their connection to another notable person
Re: The Relentless Hypocrisy of James Randi
I've seriously been thinking of writing an indepth article on him like I did with Dorothy Allison. He's got some amazing veridical cases.
Here's a very intriguing set of videos which deal with some of his most interesting cases (it highlights Dorothy Allison and several other mediums in the first minute of the video) ...
There's some intriguing things about him...
One of the more interesting hits of John Edward was one during a random call in on Larry King Live, where John mentioned to a female caller that her father had passed (true), that she buried him with cigarettes in his pocket (true), that they were the wrong brand (true), and that this was a private joke (true).
That cannot be attributed to cold reading, because he just shot off this stuff out of his mouth as he was getting it, and it was during a live call in, a random caller.
Part of the actual transcript I was able to find online ...
John Edward: OK. He's telling me -- this is strange, but did you bury him with cigarettes?
Sitter: Yes.
John Edward: OK. He's telling me -- I know this is going to sound strange -- was this the wrong brand?
Sitter: Yeah.
"I think Eteponge's Blog is a pretty cool guy. eh debates Skeptics and doesnt afraid of anything."
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So were expected to take a TV show about the paranormal(which is edited and researched beforehand) as proof of these mediums? Ridiculous.
Show me the full broadcast of John Edward's "amazing " hits on Larry King. Two lines doesn't impress. But then I know he's a fake.
Not found videobut found analysis of full slot on Larry King where the cigarettes statement was made.Seems it was his only hit in an hour!
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A traditional French bistro from top to bottom (as simply described in its name bouchée), Bar Bouchée features an authentic selection of traditionally French comfort food. Escargot, steak tartare, and croque monsieur are just a few of the signature dishes.
Elegance is the word when it comes to the ambiance. The bistro is designed as a true 19th-century bouchon, adorned with textured walls, large-plank wooden floors, charming tiled floor and fixtures, and an attention-grabbing imported Parisian zinc bar.


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Visit Canterbury, Whitstable and Herne Bay for Great Days Out
Welcome to the fabulous district of Canterbury, including Herne Bay and Whitstable coastal resorts with their beautiful beach fronts and the surrounding Countryside. You can now book your accommodation in Canterbury online, find out about upcoming events, choose somewhere to eat and discover our fantastic range of tourist attractions and things to see and do, all here in one place.
Experience Canterbury's history and heritage, see our stunning architecture and world famous buildings. Enjoy a day out in Canterbury UK and visit the magnificent Canterbury Cathedral, have a relaxing short break or longer fun-filled family holiday at the seaside in Herne Bay or Whitstable. Canterbury tourism has the perfect blend of city, coast and countryside, ensuring that however varied your interests are you will be spoilt for choice. Come and enjoy our beautiful coastline and countryside and our breathtaking heritage and culture. After all, Canterbury is simply inspirational.
Travel for 15 minutes in any direction from Canterbury's city centre and you'll find yourself in the heart of the countryside. Read more


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people in Perrysburg were cheering on their favorite teams during football
games, someone else was staking out the parking lot and smashing car windows.
week, there were five car break-ins at the junior high parking lot. According
to police reports, one woman's car window was busted and she lost $460 worth of
merchandise from her vehicle.
surprised because we don't have any problems with that around here," said Ann
Motter, who lives nearby. "We haven't heard anything that there is an issue."
issued a statement last month after thieves broke into cars parked on Sixth
Street, saying it's important for drivers to take valuables out of the car,
park in lit areas, and lock the doors.
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fans' cars broken into during games in Perrysburg


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