Aloha From Hawaii (Live) January 1973 Elvis makes television and entertainment history with his “Elvis: Aloha from Hawaii – Via Satellite” special. The show is performed at the Honolulu International Center Arena on January 14, 1973, broadcast live at 12:30am. Elvis in Hawaii Hawaiian time, and beamed via Globecam Satellite to Australia, South Korea, Japan, Thailand, the Phillipines, South Vietnam and other countries. It is seen on a delayed basis in around 30 European countries. A tape of the show is seen in America on April 4 on NBC. The live broadcast in January attracts 37.8% of the viewers in Japan, 91.8% in the Philippines, 70% in Hong Kong, and 70-80% of the viewers in Korea. The April showing in America attracts 51% of the television viewing audience and is seen in more American households than man’s first walk on the moon. In all, it will be seen in about 40 countries by one billion to 1.5 billion people. Elvis commissions an American Eagle design for his jumpsuit for this show, his patriotic message to his worldwide audience. Never has one performer held the world’s attention in such a way. Elvis is in top form physically and vocally. This is probably the pinnacle of his superstardom, one of the all-time great moments of his career. Audience tickets for the January 12 pre-broadcast rehearsal show and January 14 concert carry no price. Each audience member is asked to pay whatever he or she can. The performances and concert merchandise sales are a benefit raising …
Question by candi_convertible: I took in a dog with kennel cough and now my other dog is sick. Cant afford vets visit. What do I do?
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Answer by Cap Kennel cough is usually self-limiting. It can be caused by a virus, so like a human cold, it will run its course and all you need is supportive care (rest, fluids, fresh air).
Sometimes, the dog will get a secondary infection or pneumonia and need antibiotics, so you need to watch yours closely to make sure it doesn’t start getting worse, have trouble breathing, run a fever, etc.
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Question by Kimberly: I need to take my dog to see a vet cause she is sneezing a lot but I can’t afford it right now, what can I do?
Or maybe someone knows organization’s that help you pay?
I know theres a lot of heartless people that don’t understand when you run into hard times and you have a pet that gets sick and all your asking is for advice. So don’t be so quick to judge untill you know the whole story. But I do want to thank all the people that were considerate of my situation.
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Answer by Jelly Bean Try giving her Benadryl. Could be allergies. How much does she weigh?
Question by czachari: My dog keeps sneezing, and sometimes it’s so bad he cant stand up, what can I do?
I think it might be because he sniff around everywhere and maybe he got something stuck up there, i.e. dust, pepper, spicy powders of some sort, and cant get it out. How do I get it out? Can I rinse water up his nose? Can i get a baby snot dropper and suck it out?
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Answer by jon d if u love it then i suggest takin it to the vet?
Question by Kendra: What diseases can dogs get that humans cant get?
i’m trying to say only some species can get certain ilness from certain pathogens.
Maybe like dogs cant get the flu…. (i think) vs disease we can all acquire like rabies
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Answer by Hovis a lot of diseases are host specific.
like cat aids cannot be passed to a human or dog, Kennel Cough cannot be passed to human or cats
Question by allysen b: IF my dog has a fever and I can’t get her to the vet right away, is there anything I can do?
I’m not sure I can afford to take my dog to the vet right away. If she has a fever, is there anything I can do to help lower it or make her more comfortable until I can get her to the vet?
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Answer by mmcrobinson I have given my dogs baby aspirn and a cold bath. Just like a human child. Call the vet to verify.
Question by Buddy427: What can I do with a dog that ate snow; replaced his diet with snow and is now vomitting can’t pee doesn’t eat?
My dog began eating snow about two weeks ago. This fetish filled his stomach; which made him then not feel like eating his food. Then last monday he began throwing up excessive amounts of phlegm. The vet said his sodium level is up and put him on an IV of sodium chloride. Over the weekend he has been acting like normal; with a couple exceptions his appetite is poor, he quit peeing tonight, and vomits thick phlegm. I think he has a flu bug or a parasite. How can I tell & what can I do?
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Answer by OhIDoDoI Something deeper is at work there. He probably “replaced his diet with snow” because he was horribly thirsty.. which could have thrown his salt balance out of whack.
Call your vet back and tell them about the continuing symptoms, I imagine more bloodwork is in order.
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