Duck That Witch: Once upon a time in a small village, there lived a courageous duck named Albert. This village was ruled by an evil witch who tormented the villagers with her dark magic. Albert, with his smart and adventurous spirit, decided to confront the witch and put an end to her cruelty. He gathered the other animals in the village, who were also victims of the witch's spells, and formed a fearless group. Together, they planned their attack and devised a strategy to defeat the witch. Albert, being the leader, assigned each animal a specific role based on their unique abilities.
The helis entered the new valley and turned to face the cliff wall, alongside every other weapon mounted onto the side of the mountains. An eerie silence perpetuated the valley, there was nothing but the wind and the sound of the rotors. Then, a crack followed by a thunderous boom, the cliff face that had once separated this valley was split opened revealing the dwarven archmage. His armor glimmering with runes, his warhammer still soaked in the blood of the pilots from the previous engagement, shimmered with power.
A voice shouted over the radio, followed by a cacophony of deafening crackle, bangs and screeches, as every conventional weapon in the human arsenal opened fire on the lone dwarf. came a voice from over his shoulder, interrupting his train of thought it was lieutenant Ann Zhao s second in command,his aide since he graduated command school, She was clad in the same winter camouflage and white combat vest, holding the same beacon in her hands.
Albert, being the leader, assigned each animal a specific role based on their unique abilities. The day of the showdown arrived, and the animals prepared to face the witch. Albert, with his sharp beak and quick reflexes, was chosen to distract her while the others attacked from behind.
“Yesterday’s Dead Today”, Monday, July 31st, 7-9pm Eastern
I’ve seen thousands of reviews over the years, but this actually explains “A Deadhead”…
“REVIEW: stella
As a new fan of the Dead it was years before I realized the importance of the tears streaming down
the face of the girl beside me. She seemed to be having a religious experience. Now I know why”
Grateful Dead
Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, N.J.
July 31, 1973
Aud MC > DAT > CD > EAC > SHN
Recorded by Jerry Moore with AKG 1000 mic > Sony 110 deck, TDK C-120SD master cassettes
Buddy Larry and I were there for Jerry’s birthday, the next night, midway into the stands down
the left-center line. The Band opened both nights. For the heckovit, I checked Sugarmegs and,
sure enough, you can go to:
http://tela.sugarmegs.org/alpha/t.html , scroll down to “TheBand”, and download full
soundboards in mp3 in literally seconds. The setlist too.
Here is a long article on the prolific Jerry Moore, taper extraordinaire of some of the finest
recordings, and the first editor of “Relix” magazine:
Disc 1 – Set 1:
1. crowd & Phil
2. Ramble On Rose
3. Me And My Uncle
4. Don’t Ease Me In
5. Beat It On Down The Line
6. Brown Eyed Women
7. Mexicali Blues
8. Loser
9. Jack Straw
10. They Love Each Other
11. Looks Like Rain
12. Tennessee Jed
Disc 2 – Set 2:
1. crowd
2. El Paso
3. Row Jimmy
4. crowd
5. Playin’ In The Band
Set 2:
6. crowd, Happy Birthday To Jerry
7. China Cat Sunflower >
8. I Know You Rider
9. Promised Land >
10. Bertha >
11. Greatest Story Ever Told
Disc 3 – Set 2 cont’d.:
1. crowd
2. Black Peter
3. Big River
4. Loose Lucy
5. Me And Bobby McGee
6. Truckin >
7. Goin’ Down The Road Feelin’ Bad
8. Johnny B. Goode
REVIEW: Joisy City Magic
A short drive from my parents house in Queens to Roosevelt Stadium. Saw the boys every time
they played there. This show and the next night were two of the best shows I have had the
pleasure of going too. Wonderfully strange things going on up front. I have had 8/1/73 for some
time now. No matter this AUD is fuckin’ beautiful. Lets not forget The Band who opened both
shows. Would love to hear that tape. Living in NYC in the early 70s was pur bliss for any Dead
Head. Ahh to be 20 again. Thanks archive, Thanks Jerry M. Your passion and talent remains.
REVIEW: Thanks Jerry M & Jerry G
Thanks Jerry M for the FINE AUD & Thanks Jerry G for the kick-a$$ show. This is an
outstanding AUD recording of an outstanding show. Lots of good tunes played really well. It is
hard to believe this AUD is from ’73 (35 years old today!!). Well Happy Birthday.
REVIEW: Hot Keys!!
Not bad sound quality, this show is worth checkin out if only for the Black Peter.
REVIEW: One of the best 1973 PITB’s
They take the PITB to unusual places for 1973, including a righteous “tiger” peak. While the
recording contains crowd noise, there’s a presence and immediacy that’s missing from a lot of the
boards from this year.
REVIEW: Great Crowd.
I love hearing the crowd and the overall sound is good. It’s a very LIVE performance.
REVIEW: What a great set on the Day I was Born
This is the day I was born and in the Beginning the whole crowd is singing Happy Birthday now
that pretty cool for a Deadhead
REVIEW: Happy Birthday Jerry!
The most smokin’ Loose Lucy I’ve heard. And China-Rider is mindblowing also. Jerry was
partying hard on his Bday.
REVIEW: Cowboy Songs
Great Recording. I love cowboy songs! Sorry to here of Jerry Moore’s passing. Thank you Jerry. RIP.
REVIEW: Jersey Gem
This is an excellent show from a great year in the band’s history. The energy from the sick Playin’
closer in the first set carries over and builds through the second with one great tune after another.
Also sad to hear about Jerry Moore, but this show and his other great recordings are part of his
legacy and will be enjoyed by countless others in the years to come. Fare thee well Jerry!
REVIEW: swirling
This Bertha brought tears to my eyes. You can see/hear the music rippling across the audience,
various individuals screaming as they get seared. While I could only echo previous posts re:
musical caliber of this Big Bouncing show, I will say that I’ve never heard another recording that
so completely captures the mutual swelling of audience and band, Blazing Together. Precious Sound.
“Today’s Dead Tomorrow”, Upcoming Gig Events
As always, verify with the venue…
Remember, folks, to call the venue to see if they are indeed open in the
first place, and the event is going on as scheduled, and what protocols are in place.
Kettle Of Fish:
Siesta Key Oyster Bar, Wed., Aug 2nd, 7:00 – 11:00 p.m.
5238 Ocean Blvd, Sarasota, 346-5443
Big Top Brewing Company, Sat., Aug. 5th, 7:00 – 10:00 p.m.
975 Cattlemen Road, Sarasota, 371-2939
Stottlemyer’s Smokehouse, Sun., Aug. 6th, 4:00 – 7:00 p.m.
19 East Rd., Sarasota, 312-5969
Dana Lawrence:
Truman’s Tap & Grill. Wed., Aug. 2nd, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
11161 E. SR 70 Unit 100, Lakewood Ranch, 755-1800
Passerine:
Village of the Arts Artwalk:
BirdRock Taco Shack, Sat., Aug 5th, 6:30 – 9:30 p.m.
1004 10th Ave. W., Bradenton, 545-9966
Foolish Trio:
The Mable Bar & Grill, Fri., Aug. 4th, 9:00 p.m. – 1:00 a.m.
2831 North Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, 487-7373
Schmitz Brothers Band:
3 Keys Brewing, Sat., Aug 5th, 700 – 10:00 p.m.
2505 Manatee Avenue E., Bradenton, 218-0396
Snook Haven, Sun. Aug 6th, 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
5000 East Venice Ave., Venice, 485-7221
J.R.’s Old Packinghouse Cafe:
Mon., July 31st, Alvis Brothers Band, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Tues., Aug. 1st, Zack Pomerleau, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Wed., Aug. 2nd, Paul Dudrich, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Thurs., Aug. 3rd, Marvin Hagar, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Fri., Aug. 4th, The Missing Links, 7:00 – 10:00 p.m.
Sat., Aug. 5th, River Road, 7:00 – 10:00 p.m.
987 South Packinghouse Road, Sarasota, 371-9358
Fogartyville Community Media & Arts Center:
525 Kumquat Court, Sarasota, 894-6469
Diego Figueiredo
Tues., Aug. 1st, 7:30p.m. Doors Open at 6:30 p.m.
$25 members, $28 non-members, $14 students(13+)
“Sarasota Eatz” food truck will be onsite for dinner options.
Snacks and beverages will also be available for purchase.
No outside food or drinks, please.
The command tent behind him was set up with many digital screens, all displaying different information, drone cameras, radar, satellite and environmental scans.All showing the impending doom slowly closing in on their position. Though for now, it was quiet there was nothing but the howl of the wind. He looked down at the nano beacon in his hand, high command had given these to everyone. Should one of them get within melee range of the target. This would stick to him like glue weakening his armour, and allowing every single weapon in the human arsenal to target him with pinpoint accuracy. That was the plan at least. He knew that was a long shot, many if now all of us would definitely not survive this, was he really ready to face death? he thought to himself,
Their plan was to overpower her and break the spell she had cast on the village. As Albert approached the witch, she sensed danger and used her powers to summon darkness and confusion. However, the animals were prepared and fought back with all their might. Albert managed to dodge the witch's attacks and pecked at her, causing her great pain. The other animals joined in, using their strength and special talents to weaken the witch. With each blow, the power of the witch diminished, and the village started returning to its normal state. The animals fought valiantly until the witch was finally defeated. After their victory, the animals celebrated and thanked Albert for his bravery and leadership. The village, once under the witch's curse, thrived again. The animals, who had suffered for so long, were now free to live their lives without fear. Albert, the hero of the village, became a legend. His actions taught everyone the importance of standing up against injustice, no matter how powerful the oppressor might seem. The story of the "Duck That Witch" was passed down through generations, reminding everyone that even the smallest creature can make a big difference. So, let this tale serve as a reminder to all that bravery and unity can triumph over evil. The story of Albert and his companions continues to inspire individuals to face their own challenges with determination and courage..
Reviews for "The Magical Creatures of Duck That Witch's World"
1. Jane Doe - 2 stars - I really didn't enjoy "Duck that Witch". The storyline was confusing and choppy, and the characters lacked depth. The dialogues felt forced and unrealistic, making it hard to connect with the story. Additionally, the humor fell flat and seemed forced. Overall, I found it to be a disappointing read.
2. John Smith - 1 star - I was highly disappointed with "Duck that Witch". The plot was predictable and cliché, with no originality or surprises. The writing style was also quite amateurish, with numerous grammatical errors and awkward sentence structures throughout. The characters were poorly developed, lacking complexity and relatability. I struggled to stay engaged with the story and ended up feeling unsatisfied and regretful for wasting my time on this book.
3. Emily Johnson - 2 stars - "Duck that Witch" failed to live up to my expectations. The pacing was sluggish, and the story dragged on unnecessarily. The main character lacked charisma and felt two-dimensional, making it difficult for me to invest in their journey. The magical elements introduced in the plot were underdeveloped and felt forced. While the premise had potential, the execution fell flat, leaving me wanting more substance and coherence. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this book to others.