Grateful Dead

Hey Now,We just got some new Grateful Dead t-shirts in stock, just in time for the spring tour. Mens and ladies styles, and some new baby onesies as well. You can check them out at our store in suburban Chicago, or on the web at http://www.sunshinedaydream.biz Mention dead.net when ordering and we will toss in a Grateful Dead sticker with your order. See you on tour at Allstate Arena in Rosemont. May the four winds blow you safely home... Sunshine Daydream Chicago 2027 E. Euclid Ave. Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 847-299-2622

Hey all, please have a look at my myspace page. I t has my tattooing portfolio and a handful of painting s on it. I am hoping to start raging shakedown again. A few of you may know me from the late 90's, but I am back and getting back on the road. I am taking appointments for affordable custom tattos for late night, and days off for the spring tour, and will have some original artwork for sale as well. i hope to see you all and can hardly wait to get back home. www.myspace.com/solotattoo May the clear light inside guide you on your journey home;)

Hi...I'm collecting books about the DEAD.... if anyone has some for sale drop me a line. I have about 90 and I think there are about 20 to 30 out there I don't have. Tell me the title, author and if it's hardcover or paperback and how much you want and I'll get back to you. Thanks and see you at Shoreline May 10th

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Some of you know me already as Doctortrip.com Well another project underway, FestivalFamily.com Building Your Family One Festival At A Time http://festivalfamily.com Welcome to Festival Family, your one stop resource for music festivals. Festival Family is a unique experience combing music fest reviews and information, a kind pace to meet fellow heads and the only online shakedown street. Festival Family is music festivals! At Festival Family, you will find our music festival reviews located in our community section of our website which means they were submitted by fans just like you. Going to a music fest for a first time? Just got back from a music festival? This is where we can learn about that particular music festival or share all those experiences with your friends. Want to speak to someone that has been to a particular festival before, our forums are broken down per music festival so there is no need to search through the clutter. This is where you can talk openly and freely about your experiences, anticipations and upcoming plans for a particular music festival. Make a friend at a music festival, want to get to know people before you go? The forums are a great place to talk about that music festival in real time. What are you waiting for, start building your family now! Shakedown Street is where you can connect with all the wonderful hippy artists that are out there making hippy goods just for you. Shakedown has everything the lot has to offer, minus the burritos and duct tape. It is in Shakedown you will find those true hippy goods that are handmade with love just for you! Finally, Shakedown Street is online! Our family welcomes you with open arms to join our community as we grow it one festival at a time. http://festivalfamily.com We are looking for additional Vendors before we launch Shakedown!

Contact me directly at lobten@hotmail.comSorry Marye, we have no website. But you can always go to the popular auction site and see examples. You can also look up archetypes easily. Tibetans will usually give you their interpretation while Nepali's will almost always give you exactly what you hand us. Popular choices we have in hand at present include: Padmasambhava 1: $190 Buddha Shakyamuni: $215 Medicine Buddha: $230 4-armed Chenrezig: $210 1000-armed Chenrezig: $250 Yellow Dzambhala (wealth deity): $180 Nepali mandala 1: $225 Nepali mandala 2: $225 4-armedChenrezig 2: $155 4-armed Chenrezig 3: $210 Red Tara: $200 Solitary Vajrsattva: $225 Samantabhadra: $215 Padmasambhava 3: $250 White Tara (long life deity): $240 Nepali mandala 3: $250 White Tara 2: $215 (very nice work, excellent value) Kalachakra mandala: $240 Yellow Tara (wealth accumulation): $250 Buddha Shakyamunni 2: $310 (lots of fine detail in gold!) Blue Tara (Wrathful): $360 (very rare) Kalachakra mandala 2: $240 Yellow Tara (wealth): $240 (yellow on gold, fine detail, deserves a fine home!) Kalachakra mandala 3: $300 1000-armed Chenrezig 2: $210 1000-armed Chenrezig 3: $225 (cosmic, lots of rainbows) Yellow Dzambhala: $190 NO HAGGLING, THESE ARE FINAL SALE PRICES!

do you have a Web site/online gallery for these?

Looks like some very nice work !! I like it , very nice indeed ...

I am collecting the old ticket stubs and willing to offer cash. I am looking for any Grateful Dead JGB Ratdog Mickey Phil and any dead related ticket stubs. PM or Email( pco662000@yahoo.com ) me if you want to sell the old stubs thanks Pete

Hand-painted pictures of Buddhas and the entire pantheon of Hindu-Tibetan deities & mandalas (literal blueprint type designs of the celestial mansion of the deities). I have connections in Nepal with a group of excellent thanka painters, Nepali and Tibetan, who can do any style if you have pictures. These are the real deal, imported items with real gold paint that never fades away for the detailing (when needed or specified) and hand ground pigments from minerals and hand prepared canvass with real silk brocade. If you don't know what these items are, but interested, just search it on auction sites. Our items sell in the $3-500 range, depending on size and complexity. Send me an e-mail on this site or drop a post card to my address. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back! You will see a picture of the line drawing before the project will continue, at that time a 25% deposit will be due. That is traditional for this kind of art.