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Mosquito Range > Mount Lincoln > Climber's Log
Mount Lincoln Climber's Log
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Date Climbed: Sep 11, 2011
|Nice views from the top. Did not stay long
|Posted Sep 15, 2011 4:53 pm
|Very nice peak
Date Climbed: Jul 18, 2011
|Clouds began building so we decided to move quickly to Bross. Much of the trail between Lincoln and Bross was perfect for jogging.
|Posted Sep 8, 2011 6:46 pm
|Decalibron tour
Date Climbed: Jul 13, 2011
|Summited Lincoln as part of the decalibron hike, a cloud obscured the view at that time, pretty easy hike overall.
|Posted Aug 30, 2011 3:49 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2011
|4 hr C2C. Much easier than expected.
|Posted Aug 30, 2011 9:56 am
|Bad weather
|Turned back before attempting Lincoln and Bross due to sketchy looking clouds. Turns out we could have finished. Better safe than sorry though.
|Posted Aug 21, 2011 6:52 pm
|Dem Linc Bross
Date Climbed: Aug 13, 2011
|Hiked Democrat, Cameron, Lincoln, and Bross.
|Posted Aug 14, 2011 8:52 am
|Best of the Three
Date Climbed: Jul 18, 2004
|Majestic approach. I could do without the trucks driving up Bross.
|Posted Aug 7, 2011 10:34 am
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 1985
|Climbed with C. Stephens.
|Posted Jun 6, 2011 11:23 pm
|Ski descent
Date Climbed: May 7, 2011
|Great skiing down the east slopes. See the comments section on the Putnam Gulch page for info on private land near the winter TH.
|Posted May 8, 2011 10:12 am
Date Climbed: Apr 23, 2011
|70 mphs winds and near frostbite! Glad I did this one though. Making the summit was worth the mean sunburn :-)
|Posted Apr 29, 2011 12:14 am
|Jeremy Hakes
|Up from the east
Date Climbed: Sep 10, 2005
|Nicely different than Kite Lake.
|Posted Jan 15, 2011 10:59 am
Date Climbed: Aug 11, 2007
|summit of the day
|Posted Jan 12, 2011 10:03 pm
|windy on the decalibron
Date Climbed: Jul 18, 2010
|Done as part of Decalibron.
|Posted Dec 20, 2010 8:56 pm
|Montana Matt
|Lincoln Amphitheater
Date Climbed: Jul 23, 2008
|Came up Lincoln Amphitheater and got all 4 (Lincoln, Bross, Cameron and Democrat) before having to bail down to Kite Lake because of a storm. Found a nice couple to give me a ride back over to my car.
|Posted Dec 11, 2010 1:14 pm
|Hiked from Kite Lake. Ended up getting off-trail on Bross and slid down scree slope. That part wasn't the greatest.
|Posted Dec 7, 2010 1:23 pm
|Cameron too
Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2004
|Only Lincoln & Cameron
|Posted Oct 11, 2010 12:18 am
|best of Decalibron
Date Climbed: Sep 30, 2010
|my favorite out of the four in the Decalibron circuit. It also had the best views, so I'll leave my split times here. mt Lincoln actually felt like it was a tall, stand alone 14er because of its edge ridgeline, rocky cliffs, chutes, gusty winds, and a survey marker atop (unlike the others). it personally took me :20 mins coming from mt Cameron, 1hr 15mins mt Lincoln to mt Bross, trailhead to mt Democrat 1hr 45mins, mt Democrat to mt Cameron 1hr 30mins, mt Bross to Trailhead 1hr 5mins. Careful of the rough road to Kite Lake trailhead. also can save fee by parking 2/10mi short of trailhead parking.
|Posted Oct 2, 2010 2:43 pm
|After Cameron
Date Climbed: Sep 13, 2010
|Last of the three that day.
|Posted Sep 22, 2010 9:44 pm
|'T' Route (Kite Lake)
Date Climbed: Aug 30, 2010
|Lincoln is not the prettiest or most inspiring peak (e.g., strip mine), but the views that day as a fast moving winter-like storm was approaching were fantastic. Standing on Cameron, it was hard to resist the child-like urge to go run up Lincoln. Did not attempt to round out the trek by going over to Bross.
|Posted Sep 13, 2010 11:58 pm
|Midlife Mountaineer
Date Climbed: Sep 9, 2010
|A little disappointed I was unable to complete the decalibron. I guess this day they decided to enfore the Bross closure. From Lincoln we could see ATVs intercepting people who were trying to summit. Bummer.
|Posted Sep 12, 2010 8:24 pm

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WICOMICO CO., Md. – When it comes to solving crimes, law enforcement officers often admit that they cannot do their jobs without the public's help. This is one many reasons that the Eastern Shore uses "Crime Solvers."
The tip line is open for phone calls 365 days a year, 24 hours a day, and seven days a week.
"The tip line is totally anonymous," says Lieutenant Tim Robinson with the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office. "The person you're speaking to on the other end is not a detective or a law enforcement officer, it's a civilian, and they are just taking the information."
The system started back in 1987 by a group of concerned business owners about the growing crime trends in Wicomico County. When a caller makes a tip, Crime Solvers records the tip with a code number, and only the number and the tip are passed along to the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office.
"That's the only identifier we have, at no time can we find out where the call even came from," says Lieutenant Robinson.
Lieutenant Robinson says that most of the tips have to do with Wicomico County, but they are starting to receive more tips about other local counties.
"Now in 2013, we've really started branching out to cover Somerset County, Worcester County, and even more of the Eastern Shore. When we receive a tip for a different area, we then send it out to the law enforcement agency that can act upon it."
When a caller gives a tip, the Crime Solvers operator directs the caller to check on the status of their tip. If the information assists in an investigation, the caller could be eligible for up to $2,000 in reward money. In this case, the caller receives an additional code number, and will have to present both codes to an undisclosed location to receive their money.
Over the past 26 years, Crime Solvers has reportedly paid out more than $100,000 in reward money.
"In the last few years we've solved three homicides through tips to the Crime Solvers line, and we paid out maximum amounts on those tips," says Lieutenant Robinson.
Lieutenant Robinson says they have gotten tips on all kinds of crimes in the past, and they welcome any information.
"Any person off the street is one less person that we've got to deal with. This tip line is giving people the power to take action themselves in a safe way to help for the betterment of their neighborhoods."
Out of the eight "most wanted" suspects in Wicomico County that Emily Lampa reported earlier this month, so far, the tip line helped locate three of the individuals.
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IT was definitely a case of 'all hail the queen' — the queen of Reggae Marcia Griffiths, that is, on opening night of the Jamaica Jazz and Blues festival Thursday.
The singer, who is celebrating 50 years in the music business, was the toast of the Trelawny Multi-Purpose Stadium.
Griffiths, who is using the festival to launch her year-long golden anniversary celebrations, swept her subjects by delivering a trove of musical treasures.
With the help of 'friends' Nadine Sutherland, Tony Gregory, Tony Rebel, Bob Andy and I Three sister Judy Mowatt, Griffiths had the audience dancing and singing throughout the set which lasted for more than one hour.
She opened with the inspirational Shining Time and then performed a virtual soundtrack to her career from the 1960s to the present.
Along the way, Griffiths dropped tunes including Feel Like Jumping, Stepping Outta Babylon, Dreamland, the exciting Electric Boogie and I Shall Sing. This was followed by duets with her guests.
She seemed to have the most fun with Mowatt , with whom she did a medley of Bob Marley anthems -- No Woman No Cry, Buffalo Soldier, Iron Lion Zion and Could You Be Loved.
Both singers relived moments when they performed with the reggae king. Through slick choreography and perfect timing they gave a tight and fitting climax to the presentation.
The set culminated with Griffiths and her friends rendering Marley's Exodus, but not before organisers presented her with a commemorative plaque lauding her achievements over the past five decades.
Fast-rising act Chronixx had a great 2013 and if his performance on Thursday was anything to go by, 2014 could be a banner year for the singer.
He wasted no time in doing what fans wanted — the songs which have made him an in-demand act for the past year.
He did Start a Fire, They Don't Know, Never Give Up, I'm Alright, Somewhere, the much-adored Smile Jamaica and Behind Curtain during his one-hour stay.
The performances by Griffiths and Chronixx made it difficult for Beenie Man to close the show.
Performing under his given name, Moses Davis, the artiste expanded this alter ego with the inclusion of horns and violin in his band, as well as high-kicking dancers.
However, his set started at approximately 1:30 am and with patrons battle-weary, his efforts were not as appreciated.
Ever the consummate entertainer, however,this did not stop Davis from performing his material with flair, even as the weary made their way out of the venue.
Gyal in a Bungle, Wickedest Slam, Girls Dem Sugar, Feel It Boy, Blackboard, Street Life and Dancehall Queen were some of the songs he did.
Earlier, Leiba Hibbert, Bryan Art, Chalice and Christopher Martin all gave good accounts.
The low turnout associated with opening night materialised yet again, but that did not diminish the quality of the performances.
The festival closes tonight with The O'Jays, Chaka Khan, Aaron Neville, Crystal Gayle, Beres Hammond and Della Manley.
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Hair Today ...
Ananova reports that Wella is holding an auction of celebrity hair, with the proceeds to go to Comic Relief. Included in the snippets of hair being offered for sale are ones from Elvis, Dolly the cloned sheep, and Daniel Radcliffe. (Thanks to "CFSDIMPLES" for the link.)
Speaking of letters to & from Rowling...
A grass roots movement to collect letters from fans of the HP books who are older teenagers and grownups and send them to J.K. Rowling has taken root at The Letterbox Project. In late March, the letters will be sent to JKR in "Harry Potter style", with green ink and a ribbon, to let her know aboutContinued...
Original artist for UK cover to leave Britain
The Daily Telegraph has a profile on the artist who did the cover for the UK edition of Philosopher's Stone. Thomas Taylor was a recent art-school grad when he was paid a flat fee of less than £300 to illustrate the cover of J K Rowling's first novel, Harry Potter and the Philosopher'sContinued...
JKR to appear on THE SIMPSONS!
Thanks to the many readers who sent us this bit of news from IMDB:
Harry Potter creator J.K. Rowling is to make an appearance in an episode of The Simpsons. The famous author will feature in a special London episode of the series, where Lisa Simpson bumps into the publicity-shy writer outside a bookshop, and quizzesContinued...
Birthday Wishes!
Happy birthday to James and Oliver Phelps (25 February), and belated wishes to Julie Walters, who celebrated her birthday on the 22nd!
What about the Extras?
iHP got a great scoop on some info, from an unidentified source, about the extras being used for the Hogwarts Express sequence:
Stuff you might not already know about the harry potter filming. There were 40 extras, all from local schools, paid £35 a day. They were all in normal clothes. The windows of the train had aContinued...
CBBC Newsround: "Day One Outside the Studios"
The first day of filming Prisoner of Azkaban at Leavesden Studios as reported (a bit tongue-in-cheek) by CBBC Newsround. Click here for more. (Thanks to Bridget for the link.)
GrandPr� as Harry?
The Washington Post's kid section today had a neat little article on Mary GrandPré and a short interview. They are also holding a contest on a cover design (the link doesn't have the address but I'll find my copy and post it for you guys later). Here's an excerpt:
Look at her drawings of Harry Potter, andContinued...
"Train In Vain"
And more about the Hogwarts Express fire on Entertainment Weekly's website. The article notes that "t's not clear what started the fire, though investigators speculate that sparks from the train's smokestack or its wheels on the track may have been to blame."
Hogwarts Express starts fire, delays filming
This article in the Scotsman details how a fire sparked from the Hogwarts Express used in PoA destroyed 'up to 50 acres of heather moorland and tress in a Highland hillside." Filming has been delayed for a short while. Looks like no one was hurt. (Thanks Scott.)
Official Press Release; Gambon, Oldman, Ferris, Thewlis, Whitehouse, Spall officially confirmed.
Alright! We've got it! Check it out. Nothing new - same exact thing ComingSoon posted, but at least now we've got it in our hands. It looks like the PR hit the wires a second early.
Click here for a Hi-Res of the first officially released PoA pic
Birthday Wishes
Happy birthday to Alan Rickman, who turns 57 today!
Change in Filming Locations for PoA
Thank you to everyone who sent us the link to this article from the BBC on how Alnwick Castle and Durham Cathedral will not be used as shooting locations for PoA. It also mentions, about halfway down, the rumour that "Chris [Columbus] is returning for the fourth instalment."
Sir Cadogan
Also in the earlier Newsround production/casting article, they list Fast Show star Paul Whitehouse as Sir Cadogan. He's quite the character actor so it should be interesting as well as a good laugh. I wonder if they're leaving out Prof. Trelawney - if so, then I wonder when the trio will MEET Cadogan.
Harry Potter books included in exhibition of banned/challenged books
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LOS ANGELES -- Barring the unexpected, the Dodgers resume play Friday night with Matt Kemp and Andre Ethier back in a lineup sorely in need of firepower.
But manager Don Mattingly, whose team's 1/2 game division lead once was 7 1/2, cautions that the return from the disabled list of the Nos. 3 and 4 hitters alone won't be enough to assure a trip to the postseason.
"We weren't an offensive juggernaut before," Mattingly said. "We'll still have to scratch for runs. We won't all of a sudden be the '27 Yankees and just beat people down. We have to play good baseball to win games."
Mattingly held a mandatory workout Thursday night at Dodger Stadium, where a couple thousand season-ticket holders withstood a steady rain to watch batting practice and defensive drills.
Mattingly has responded to the loss of shortstop Dee Gordon due to thumb surgery by naming Luis Cruz his primary shortstop and veteran Bobby Abreu at least a platoon leadoff hitter with Jerry Hairston and Tony Gwynn.
"Cruz has shown so far he's steady with the hands," said Mattingly. "His hands are soft, his actions are good and he's been steady."
The 40-year-old Abreu hasn't started a game batting leadoff for the Dodgers this year (he did twice for the Angels) and has never had more than 78 at-bats in a season batting first. But Mattingly said Abreu might be the best option of the players on the current roster.
"He fits up there," said Mattingly. "The on-base percentage, he runs a little bit. Being set with Matt and Andre pushes [Abreu] down in the lineup. At the top makes more sense. If [Tony] Gwynn is playing, we can use him. If Jerry is playing third, I can use him. Or if Jerry's in left and go right-handed and play Juan [Rivera] at first."
Of course, that last comment could imply that Juan Uribe, signed to be the starting third baseman, is in no-man's land. In fact, there is some speculation that the Dodgers are considering releasing Uribe (still owed roughly $10 million) as one of the roster moves to make room for the returns of Kemp and Ethier. More likely, the club will option outfielder Scott Van Slyke and utilityman Elian Herrera back to Triple-A Albuquerque.
Herrera, despite making an immediate impact when he finally got the promotion after nine years in the Minor Leagues, has been passed by Cruz. Herrera, batting .305 as recently as June 17, is 9-for-64 (.141) since.
Kemp -- after a six-game Minor League rehab assignment, another flop in the Home-Run Derby and an ESPY appearance with teammate Clayton Kershaw -- said he's ready for action.
"The only thing I'm concerned about is that we haven't played as good the past couple weeks," he said, brushing aside worries about a strained hamstring that cost him nearly two months. "We've got to give support to our pitchers who have been a big part of our success. It's going to be good to get the team back we had at the start of the season."
He said he tested the leg "at times," but said it was hard to get his body loose in the Albuquerque altitude.
"Nothing wrong with the hammy," he said. "Here in L.A., the legs are really loose. I feel confident ... I'm going to let it go, play the game the way I need to play."
Mattingly said the only real test will be when it really matters, in a big league game.
"It sounds like he was a little bit cautious, which is understandable going through it twice. I didn't want to do it again," he said. "You can't tell until he really explodes."
Gordon was allowed to swing one-handed off a tee. But his right arm is in a soft cast, the thumb immobilized by a pin inserted during surgery last week to repair a ruptured ligament. Next week the soft cast is replaced by a hard cast and in two weeks the pin is removed, allowing him to slowly resume baseball activities.
"I can't tell you my timetable," he said, "but it's quicker than theirs."
He said he doesn't plan to abandon the head-first slide that resulted in the injury, calling it a freak incident. Other than being sidelined, he said the toughest part of the injury is texting one-handed.
"Oh my God, I'm the slowest in the world," he said. "My left hand will be really good when I come back."
The Dodgers have manipulated their starting rotation so Kershaw, coming off a 27-pitch All-Star Game outing, pitches Friday night against San Diego, followed by Aaron Harang and Chad Billingsley. Chris Capuano and Nathan Eovaldi follow against Philadelphia.
Mattingly confirmed that corner infielders and a "big-time starter" are on the club's shopping list. Among the players on team radar are Aramis Ramirez, Ryan Dempster, Chase Headley, Matt Garza, Michael Cuddyer and Corey Hart.
Ken Gurnick is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Alex, from rawguru.com, has launched a new raw snack food company. Some of their amazingly tasty products include Wild Jungle Peanut Butter Cups, Durian Chocolate Kisses™, Chocolate Coated Wild Ice Cream & Apple Bananas, and RAWtella™ Hazelnut Chocolate Spread. Full WLIR product review coming next week.
The outdoor garden at Sarma's world renowned restaurant is now open (photo). If you are planning on being in New York City soon, we highly recommend adding this to your to do list. And if you aren't planning on being in NYC soon, you may want to reevaluate your spring/summer plans.
Tina's Book Project
WLIR reader Tina Marquez is working on an exciting new book project and needs your help. She is looking for "individuals who take action and want to create or are already living a meaningful life. If you would like to impact others in a positive way during this lifetime, you are what I am looking for." Email Tina (LiveLifeExperiences at gmail.com) or call (805) 201- 0609 for more details
Our good buddy, Chris Whitcoe, has a fun raw friendly podcast out. Episode 3 topics include: Interview with Sergei Boutenko, Thought of the Week via David Rain, Down on the Mat - Sun Salutation Explained and more. Episode 2 featured a nice segment on conscious hip hop.
Kristin Whitcoe wants to get you excited about raw almonds. She recently completed a 57 page recipe book about the luscious nuts that is "mom, kid, and family-friendly". The book also features her family's personal experience transitioning to healthier "milk" choices and tons of raw resources.
Hands Off My Almonds!
WLIR reader, code name RomyVoor, forwarded us this great sample letter to protest the pasteurization mandatory pasteurization of almonds. Download it here (Word document).
No, not porn! This is the very active Raw Food group on Facebook. If you are a college or high school student be sure sign up to meet like minded folk.
Bamboo Fashion for Raw Foodies
Bryan Au, from Raw In Ten, has launched a bamboo/eco clothing line. First few clothes include a few Bamboo Organic Cotton Skirts and an Organic Cotton T-shirt. His models are pretty hot!
Jinjee, from The Garden Diet, does a 53-minute interview with Angela Stokes (pictures). To view the interview you have to sign-up for The Natural Paradigm ($10/month).
All Things Chocolate (via WLIR reader Joz)
Don and Carmella, from The Sunny Raw Kitchen, have put together a ridiculous guide to raw chocolate. The guide includes like 20 different chocolate recipes with detailed step-by-step instructions and beautiful photos. Well done!


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Magnificent 6BR/6.5BA Home with Pool and Spa in Hilton Head Island
- bedrooms 6
- baths 6
- sleeps 15
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4 Collier Court, Singleton Beach
2nd Row Oceanview Home
Private Pool***
Private Elevator
Wireless Internet
Multiple TV's, DVD and VCR Players
Multiple Balconies
Gas Grill
Sleeps 15
This is a magnificent 6BR/6.5 BA home with pool*** and spa***. Never before have homes on Hilton Head Island had a view comparable to the spectacular ocean and tidal creek salt marsh views available here. Watch the ocean at high tide flow into the gently meandering salt marsh right at your back door. You will easily be overwhelmed at the eco-system unfolding before your eyes as you observe ibis, snowy egrets and blue heron search for food. Gaze out at miles of Hilton Head Island shoreline and ocean out into the horizon. This view is so incredible that it has resulted in whole new classification of homes. While it is not oceanfront, it is just as exciting and therefore the "ocean view" category has been created.
This three-story home with elevator offers three king-size beds, two queen-size and two double beds. The great room takes up nearly the entire first floor with 12-foot high ceilings and four large sets of French doors along the entire rear wall facing the ocean and salt marsh. Here you are quickly transported into a fabulous setting of luxury embracing nature. The travertine tile, impressive crown moldings and British West Indies and Asian themed décor and furnishings including a twin sleeper chair combine to help create an unforgettable reunion experience. The living area and dining area, with table seating 10, flow into one another with the incredible kitchen area, with a six-burner Viking Stove and grill, Sub-Zero refrigerator and granite countertops, defined by the large center island breakfast bar with seating for four. This setting will be simply stunning for all who have the good fortune to be part of your reunion.
On the second floor is the first master suite. This suite totally extends across the entire width of the house. The view is even more breathtaking and so is the suite with a king-size bed, sitting area , bay windows, French doors leading out to a private balcony and a stunning master bath with spa tub situated in the center of a second set of bay windows. This master also includes a wetbar, mini-refrigerator, TV, and a desk.
The second and third bedrooms, offer a queen bed and two double beds, respectively, along the front of this home each have private baths in travertine stone and French doors leading out to a standing or sitting balcony also provide a TV in each bedroom, one with a built-in DVD player.
The third floor is an exact duplicate of the second floor in layout. The fourth bedroom is the second huge master suite with a king-size bed, incredible master bath with a spa tub and private balcony accessed via French doors. The fifth and sixth bedrooms offer a king-size bed in one bedroom and a queen bed in the other, each with TV and private baths. Here, too, you will find a wetbar, mini-refrigerator and TV.
Outside the pool*** and spa*** are protected by the overhead ceiling of the first floor. Here you'll find lounge chairs, table and gas grill for your outdoor interests, rest and relaxation. This awesome home (which is a one-minute walk to the beach, crabbing and shrimping) will delight all who have the opportunity to spend time in it.
Please note that you do have access to the community pools which is less than a 3 minute walk from your front door.
**Parking is limited to 5 cars.
***Pool and Spa can not be heated
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"Fix You" is a song by Coldplay and is the fourth track on their 2005 album, X&Y. During live performances of the song all four members of the band sing, although on record only Chris and Will do. It was also released as the second single from that album in various countries. In the United Kingdom it was released on 2005-09-05 to avoid competition with Oasis' "The Importance of Being Idle" (released 2005-08-22) in the UK Singles Chart.[1]
On 14 September 2005, Coldplay released the Fix You EP on the iTunes Music Store. All of the sales went to the American Red Cross Hurricane 2005 Relief and the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences' MusiCares Hurricane Relief Fund. This song was also played on Shelter from the Storm. It has also became a tribute song for the victims and eventually became the anthem for the event.
Writing the song
When writing the song, Chris Martin was influenced by Muse's use of a church organ on the track "Megalomania" from their album Origin of Symmetry. Unable to gain access to one, Martin instead used an old keyboard that his late father-in-law (Bruce Paltrow) gave to his wife Gwyneth Paltrow. [2] However, in other instances Martin has claimed that "Fix You" is a copy of Elbow's 2003 anthem "Grace Under Pressure".[3]
Some sources claim Chris Martin wrote the song for his wife Gwyneth Paltrow after she suffered depression due to the death of her father Bruce Paltrow.
This song is written in E flat major.
Music video
The music video for "Fix You", directed by Sophie Muller, was shot at the end of two concerts on July 4 and July 5 2005 at Reebok Stadium in Bolton, England. The concert goers doubled as extras for the video shoot, which required two takes on each day to complete. [4]
In the first half of the video, Chris Martin wanders the streets of London, while the slogan "Make Trade Fair" is projected onto the National Film Theatre, using the same ITA2 colour scheme on the cover of X&Y. As soon as the electric guitar kicks in, Martin darts through streets corners at lightning speeds until finally reaching the Reebok Stadium, where he joins the rest of the band for the song's finale.
After the video was released, rumours in the United States suggested that, given the location of some of the footage, the video was a tribute following the July 7, 2005 London bombings.
Chart performance
The song was supported by 60 alternative rock radio stations in the United States, including WNNX (Atlanta), KNDD (Seattle), XTRA (San Diego), and WFNX (Boston). The band also performed the track at Saturday Night Live and Live 8.
The song debuted on the US Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart on August 28, 2005. It reached #18 on the chart. "Fix You" also reached #42 on the Billboard Pop 100, #24 on the Adult Top 40, and #29 on the Hot Digital Songs chart.
Track listing
- "Fix You" (edit)
- "The World Turned Upside Down"
- "Pour Me" (Live at the Hollywood Bowl) (featured on the UK Enhanced CD, Australian, and U.S. iTunes EP versions)
- "Fix You" (video) (featured on the UK Enhanced CD and U.S. iTunes EP versions)
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- The song was used for a promo for the Jim and Pam love story saga on NBC's hit show The Office
- "Fix You" was used for Extreme Makeover: Home Edition's special, in which homes destroyed by Hurricane Katrina were rebuilt.
- The song was used by Cinemax when promoting their airings of the complete Star Wars movie saga.
- The song was featured at the end of Scrubs episode "My Cabbage" as a recurring patient becomes infected with a fatal germ.
- Featured extensively in trailer material for World Trade Center.
- The song featured in a 2005 episode of teen drama The OC (Season 2 Episode 23 - The O.Sea). The song plays in the final moments of the show as a key character dies and then as the repercussions are felt throughout the remaining characters' lives. It is also notable as this is where the song first debuted.
- This song is also featured in the 2006 movie You, Me and Dupree.
- This song is also the presentation song of the Montreal Canadiens when they play at the Bell Center
- This song was featured in the closing minutes of the Cold Case episode "Cargo" in 2007.
- This song was also featured in the closing minutes of the Without a Trace episode "Freefall" (Season 4).
- Martin guest-starred on the fourth episode of the second series of BBC Two's Extras as a hyper-realised version of himself, and performs a solo rendition of this song on the show-within-a-show "When The Whistle Blows" as a way to promote the band's fictional Coldplay: Greatest Hits album. The special features in the Extras DVD release show a sing-along between Martin and Ricky Gervais.
- The song was also played during a commercial for the film King Kong.
- At the start of the Western Bulldogs v Richmond AFL telecast on the Nine Network on 31 March 2006, this song was used to play a short clip with Nathan G. Brown on the comeback trail after suffering a horrific injury the previous May.
- The Top 12 contestants of Australian Idol 2006 also performed the song live as an opening performance to the Grand Finale of the show at the Sydney Opera House on 26 November 2006.
- It was also used in a PRIDE Fighting Championships highlight entitled "3rd Man", by a man aliased "Boondock".
- It was used in the promotional video of LOEWE company about mountain soaring.
- It was used at the end credits of the Champions League Final, 17 May 2006 between Arsenal FC and Barcelona FC broadcasted on ITV1.
- The song is used as the Tampa Bay Lightning take the ice at the St. Pete Times Forum and the starting lineups are announced. The part used is the part of the song where the band and electric guitar start playing.
- In September 28, 2007, the band Gregorian released an album Masters of Chant Chapter VI with their gregorian style of Fix You.
- The entire song was used at the end of the Brothers & Sisters episode "Troubled Waters: Part 1," as a montage of dramatic events unfolds affecting each main cast member.
The song was given new life, and a new meaning, by the New England octogenarian chorus group Young@Heart. The group's performance was led by chorus member Fred Knittle, who suffers from congestive heart failure and breathes through an oxygen tank. Young@Heart's live version of the song was performed in 2006. The performance was originally planned to be a duet between Fred and another chorus member, Bob Salvini, but Salvini succumbed to illness shortly before the show, although Fred decided to go ahead and perform the song alone as a tribute to his friend. Due in part to the circumstances under which the song was performed, Fred's version of the song has had a great emotional impact - both on the audience in attendance that night and on those who have been touched by it since.Template:Fact Some commentators have compared Fred Knittle's version of "Fix You" to Johnny Cash's reinterpretation of "Hurt" on American IV: The Man Comes Around.
The performance was initially recorded for a British documentary that aired on Channel 4 and played at the 2007 L.A. Film Festival. However, footage of the performance found its way onto YouTube in November 2006. From there, the video of Young@Heart reinterpreting the song became an internet phenomenon. The video garnered hundreds of thousands of hits and attracted attention both in the blogosphere and the mainstream media.
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November 29, 2012 - submitted by Victoria , United Kingdom
Q. Dear Oracle,
I've always wondered this: On the album X&Y, the lyric for Fix You reads "When you're too in love to let it go," yet every time I've heard Chris sing it live (I've seen them 5 times in concert) he says "...to let it show" instead. Is there a reason he does this? Does he actually prefer the word show to go? I know this is nit-picky, but I've always been curious. Thank you! I hope you answer this!
The Oracle replies:
It's not a word preference but it is a lyric preference - he wouldn't do it otherwise. Once something is recorded you can't go back and change it but playing live gives the opportunity to make changes musically & lyrically.
October 17, 2012 - submitted by Rachel, United Kingdom
Q. Hello, you mentioned the projection in the Fix You video and I read that the blocks that are being projected is code? So I was wondering what are the blocks saying in the background?
The Oracle replies:
The projection (on the National Theatre, South Bank) says Make Trade Fair.
May 9, 2011 - submitted by Lilac, United Arab Emirates
Q. Does Fix You move you to tears like it does to me? If not, what song does? (it doesn't have to be a Coldplay song.)
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Don't tell anyone but I have actually shed a tear to that song. I can also tell you that out of every Coldplay song in existence, that is the one that I receive most comments alluding to the fact that we are not alone. Fix You followed by The Scientist seem to be the top 2 tear inducing tracks.
Ooh just by saying tears and tracks in one sentence reminds me of a non-related brilliant song that doesn't really need any excuse to share.
May 7, 2010 - submitted by Abbie, United States of America
Q. Would you complete this line from the LRLRL version of Fix You: 500 meters from the ___, and ________. Thank you, it has been puzzling me!
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I will indeed. Chris sings "Well high up above or down below. 500 metres from the band at a Coldplay show".
April 27, 2010 - submitted by Eduardo, Mexico
Q. Hi Oracle! this is certainly worth to answer!
What does the projected Baudot codes mean in the "Fix You" video, when Chris is walking down the street? I know they mean something!
The Oracle replies:
It says Make Trade Fair - like in the album's booklet.
July 23, 2009 - submitted by Rose, United States of America
Q. Hello wonderful Oracle! I have a question. I've been told that the song Fix You was written in honour of the London bus bombings in 2005. Is this true?? Thank you in advance!
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This is a common belief due to the start of the video being set in London shortly after the atrocities took place. It was written well before this though but is in fact very apt as the theme of the song is loss and grief.
July 14, 2009 - submitted by Ready for July Twenty, Portugal
Q. Fix You video is confusing me. I know when a band makes a music video at a show they do the song twice. With Fix You though, I look at the people in the front row and they are actually different people. So this proves that it wasn't filmed twice in one night (like most music videos). Then I thought, it was filmed at two venues. This cant be true since it as the same place in all shots. What is going on Mr. Oracle? How did Coldplay film the Fix You video?
The Oracle replies:
They played 2 nights at Bolton's Reebok stadium where it was filmed.
May 28, 2009 - submitted by Ricardo, Colombia
Q. Oracle,
For the recording of the Fix You video, X&Y was not released yet. How did the audience know the song?
The Oracle replies:
It was. The video was recorded in July and the album had been out a full month by then.
May 21, 2009 - submitted by John, Uruguay
Q. Dear Oracle:
This question may have been answered before...but..
Who came up with the brilliant idea of the "Fix You" Music Video ?
The Oracle replies:
It was Sophie Muller, who has directed several Coldplay videos namely Trouble, In My Place and Fix You.
August 18, 2008 - submitted by Liam, Australia
Q. What is the thing that Chris swings around in live performances of Fix You?
The Oracle replies:
It's just a light bulb. Chris had the idea of using a swinging light bulb for the Twisted Logic tour. It wasn't originally intended for Fix You but it took a few try outs to find the perfect song and moment.
July 29, 2008 - submitted by Danny, Australia
Q. I am trying to find the video clip of the Coldplay song will touch you or somthing like that.It was made about 3-4 yrs ago and it starts off really slow and intimate and as the clip unfolds and the song reaches it's crecendo the band ends up on stage live audience and completes the song.
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The song you're looking for is Fix You - the video can be viewed on You Tube. The live climax was filmed at Bolton's Reebok Stadium on July 4th/5th 2005
When you try your best but you don't succeed When you get what you want but not what you need When you feel so tired but you can't sleep Stuck in reverse When the tears come streaming down your face When you lose something you can't replace When you love someone but it goes to waste Could it be worse? Lights will guide you home And ignite your bones And I will try to fix you And high up above or down below When you're too in love to let it go But if you never try you'll never know Just what you're worth Lights will guide you home And ignite your bones And I will try to fix you Tears stream down your face When you lose something you cannot replace Tears stream down your face And I Tears stream down your face I promise you that I will learn from my mistakes Tears stream down your face And I Lights will guide you home And ignite your bones And I will try to fix you.


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I'm having problems with the reported speech...
If someone says "Let's go to the beach", how is it reported?
He said that we will go to the beach?
He said that we are going to the beach?
I know I can say "He said Let's go to the beach", but without direct quotations is it possible?
A friend of mine who did CPE said I might say:
"He said that he wanted us to go to the beach"
But there is no verb "want" in the quotation.
He suggested going to the beach. ??
I agree with TDOL's answer. I would report that as "suggested".Originally Posted by bluejazzshark
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We will go to beach, IMO.
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A first-year associate at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton made an Excel reformatting error that mistakenly added 179 contracts to an agreement to buy Lehman Brothers assets, according to a motion filed with a New York bankruptcy court on Friday.
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton represents Barclays Capital Inc. in its agreement to buy the assets. Its motion (PDF posted by Above the Law) says the law firm was working under a tight deadline when the mistake was made, Computerworld reports.
The motion seeks to exclude the 179 contracts from the purchase agreement.
Above the Law was the first to report the error. Its story said the mistake happened at around 11:30 p.m. on Sept. 18 when a second-year associate asked a first-year associate to reformat an Excel document of critical Lehman contracts to be assumed by Barclays.
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Leading Triple Crown contender Pioneerof the Nile drew post position No. 2 in a field of seven for Saturday's Grade II San Felipe Stakes, his final major prep for the Grade I, $750,000 Santa Anita Derby on April 4. Pioneerof the Nile figures to be an odds-on favorite in the 1 1/16-mile test.
Trainer Bob Baffert pronounced "all systems are go" after the son of Empire Maker worked five furlongs last Sunday in a bullet :58.80 under regular rider Garrett Gomez.
Gomez, the Eclipse Award winner as the nation's outstanding rider the last two years, is five stakes wins shy of breaking the single-meet Santa Anita record of 19 shared by Laffit Pincay Jr. (1982-83) and Corey Nakatani (1996-97). Gomez has 15 stakes wins through 54 days of the 84-day meet.
The field for the 72nd San Felipe, which goes as race No. 4 on a 10-race program: He's Really Big, Aaron Gryder; Pioneerof the Nile, Gomez; Feisty Suances, David Flores; Shafted, Joel Rosario; Jeranimo, Brice Blanc; Kelly Leak, Victor Espinoza; and New Bay, Joe Talamo. Pioneerof the Nile is highweight under 122 pounds. The others are assigned 115.
Life Is Sweet will be heavily favored when she seeks her third straight stakes win Saturday in the Grade I Santa Margarita Handicap at 1 1/8 miles. The 4-year-old daughter of Storm Cat owned and bred by Marty and Pam Wygod and trained by John Shirreffs won the Grade II El Encino Stakes and the Grade II La Caňada Stakes in her only two starts this year. Garrett Gomez, aboard in both of those races, once again has the mount.
The field for the 72nd Santa Margarita: Forest Melody, Mike Smith, 113; Life Is Sweet, Gomez, 120; Bel Air Sizzle, Rafael Bejarano, 114; Modification, Tyler Baze, 113; Magical Fantasy, Alex Solis, 117; Santa Teresita, Joe Talamo, 117; and Model, Joel Rosario, 116.
Waveline returns to her best distance Sunday when she runs in the $125,000 Irish O'Brien Stakes for California-bred fillies and mares at about 6 ½ furlongs on turf. The 4-year-old daughter of Stravinsky is coming off two fourth-place finishes, in the Sunshine Millions Distaff at 1 1/16 miles on Pro-Ride, and the Valentine Dancer Handicap, at one mile on turf.
"This should suit her better," trainer Ben Cecil said. "I've tried her long twice, but she doesn't quite stay going two turns." Waveline won at six furlongs on Hollywood Park's turf last Nov. 14.
Probable for the 12th Irish O'Brien: Bel Air Sizzle, Garrett Gomez; Gambler's Justice, Joe Talamo; Swiss Diva, Alex Solis; Unusual Spirit, Victor Espinoza; and Waveline, Rafael Bejarano.
Barry Abrams entered Bel Air Sizzle in Saturday's Grade I Santa Margarita Handicap at 1 1/8 miles on Pro-Ride, but the trainer said he likely would scratch in favor of the Irish O'Brien.
In typically modest fashion, Kathy Walsh attributes her rash of success at Santa Anita this meet to an influx of horses. Walsh, who has been training since 1970, had 10 wins from 37 starters through Sunday, and nearly twice as many horses at her Hollywood Park base than she previously had.
"I have more horses right now, about 32," Walsh said. "I only had about 14 before. That's a big difference, and I have a lot of young horses. I took some nice 2-year-olds last year that just turned three. It's not that some people are so much better trainers than others. There are an awful lot of good trainers here who just don't have enough horses to run, and they're just not getting any chance.
"Yes, you still have to do what's right by them, but if you have the livestock, it's that much easier. In recent years, the game has turned to numbers and it's very difficult to compete if you don't have the numbers."
Among Walsh's major clients are Mark DeDomenico, Joan Hadley, Sanford Robertson and George Schwary, owner/breeder of multiple graded stakes winner Georgie Boy.
On the heels of a first-ever $1 million winner, Santa Anita will once again conduct its popular $1 million St. Patrick's Horseshoe Pitch contest this Saturday between races.
Saturday also is Dollar Day at Santa Anita. General admission is $1, as are programs, beer, hot dogs, popcorn and soft drinks.
Shown live last year on HRTV, the contest generated national news when John Placzankis, of Ranch Cucamonga, tossed a perfect ringer which set off instant bedlam both trackside and throughout the grandstand. In the immediate aftermath of last year's $1 million score, Placzankis, when interviewed on HRTV, exclaimed, "The drinks are on me!!"
"The St. Pat's Pitch is without question on of the most popular events we conduct here at Santa Anita," said Allen Gutterman, Santa Anita's Vice President of Marketing. "St. Patrick's Day falls on Tuesday, and with the event set for Saturday, we think this is the best day for most people to come out and get their Irish up. It's a lot of fun and as we saw last year, it can be done."
Fans are encouraged to enter the contest, free of charge, when they attend on Saturday. Entries must be submitted by fifth race post time, and a group of 20 prospective contestants will be posted throughout the facility. Further instructions and contest information will be available on designated television monitors.
"One of our primary themes at this meet has been to offer our customers great value, and this is certainly consistent with that," Gutterman said. "We feel this is going to be a great way for our fans to get into the swing of the St. Patrick's celebration. It should be a great day."
FINISH LINES: Disappointed that he wasn't able to "take him to the next level," agent Vince DeGregory has parted company with jockey Corey Nakatani, effective at the end of this week. "I've been mulling this over for a few days," DeGregory said. "I told Corey I was sorry I couldn't move him up, even though he's on some good horses like Nan for Craig Dollase and Mr. Hot Stuff for Eoin Harty. "I felt I wasn't doing the job for him, but we part friends and I wish him the best. If someone needs to hire me, I'm available. Otherwise, I'll take it easy for a while." Through Sunday, Nakatani had 10 wins from 124 mounts . . . Sham Stakes winner The Pamplemousse worked three furlongs on Pro-Ride Wednesday in a bullet 36 seconds flat as he prepares for the Santa Anita Derby on April 4. "Awesome," is how trainer Julio Canani described the move under regular rider Alex Solis . . . Despite reports that champion filly Stardom Bound will make her next start in the Grade I Ashland Stakes at Keeneland on April 4, Bobby Frankel said Wednesday morning, "I don't know what they're doing," referring to Stardom Bound's owners. "She's not running here in the (Santa Anita) Derby (also April 4)," Frankel said . . . Bittel Road, fourth to Pioneerof the Nile in the Robert B. Lewis Stakes, will pass Sunday's Pasadena Stakes in favor of the Grade II, $500,000 Lane's End Futurity at Turfway Park on March 21, said Todd Pletcher assistant Mike McCarthy . . . Probable for the $70,000 Pasadena for 3-year-olds at one mile on turf: Cape Truth, Joe Talamo; Gallant Son, Solis; Leedstheway, Tyler Baze and Smokey Lonesome, Victor Espinoza . . . Agent Tony Matos reports Espinoza will ride Dontcallmejeri for Doug O'Neill in the Grade III, $300,000 Tampa Bay Derby on March 14 . . . Trainer David Hofmans said Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint winner Desert Code will make his next start in the Grade II Arcadia Handicap at one mile on turf on April 4 . . . Ernie Zampesi, who has ably assisted several head coaches in the National Football League, including Don Coryell and his famous "Air Coryell" offense with the San Diego Chargers, will be Santa Anita's guest Thursday on the occasion of his 73rd birthday. The first race will be named in his honor . . . Aaron Gryder will head for Dubai in about 10 days where he will ride Well Armed for Harty in the $6 million World Cup and Informed for O'Neill in the $1 million Godolphin Mile on March 28. It will mark the 14th time the 38-year-old jockey has visited Dubai . . . Multiple turf stakes winner Daytona has returned to trainer Dan Hendricks' barn after a four-month break following the Breeders' Cup last October. "I plan to breeze him the first week in April," Hendricks said . . . 'The Heat' goes on: When Pretty Unusual won Sunday's fourth race, it was pretty unusual. It marked at least once every day last week that a horse sired by Unusual Heat won a race at Santa Anita. Apoplectic ($27.60) won on Saturday; Dadsalittleunusual ($6.60) won on Friday; Hot n' Dusty ($27) won on Thursday; and Unworldly Heat ($4.60) won on Wednesday . . . Jon Shonk, staff handicapper for Today's Racing Digest, will be Jerry Antonucci's guest at Saturday's seminar, 11 a.m., in the East Paddock Gardens.


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Original post made by Lisa on Feb 19, 2009
Religious people perplex me. If you think a God created the Earth, wouldn't you treat Earth like gold? I haven't noticed religious people being serious environmentalists, which would make sense if you thought God created this planet.
Religious people say the weirdest things. For example, I heard one say that God helped her find her furniture for her new house. She found some good stuff on sale. God lets children be raped, but finds furniture for you? How can a thinking person believe in such a God?
Another thing, religious people explain children being raped, and other horrors, by saying that God gave man free will. Adults were given free will, not children. Have you noticed that children are under the control of adults? Kids don't have free will. So God gave adults free will, and the fact that many use that free will to abuse kids is okay with God? It must be. Free will for adults at the expense of children doesn't make sense to me. I find children as valuable as adults.
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Therein lies the rub. In order to believe in god and religion, you MUST suspend logic and common sense. There is no other way around it. I agree with many of the points you made, especially about someone praying for material things and having god answer that prayer, while people are allowed to suffer all over the world. It doesn't make any sense.
on Feb 20, 2009 at 1:01 pm
Lisa - First, I would not allow people to determine your personal view of God. God is holy; people are flawed. I have had people say they won't go to church because there are too many hypocrites. And there are. But I went to McDonalds and saw a Burger King worker eating there. Hypocrite! I guess I can't eat at Burger King anymore. I once saw a Pepsi truck driver drinking a coke. Hypocrite! I won't drink Pepsi anymore. Don't let someone stand in your way of knowing God and finding out for yourself who He is.
And people who pray for material things that are not necessities are not praying in God's will. Which makes me wonder who exactly answered that prayer...
As for bad things that happen, it isn't God's will. Satan controls this world. God does not cause bad things, but does allow bad things to happen, and that is to bring people to Him. How many people have had to hit rock bottom before they realized what a relationship with God can offer? Most people who have no financial problems, relationship issues, addiction, afflictions or the like probably don't feel like they need God. I've never heard anyone say I've just won the lottery - I'm going to church! But I have heard I can't quit drinking, I've lost my job and my family.... I need help!
Before you write off religion, talk to a pastor at a church that teaches the Bible. Whatever you do, don't think that most churches are like those preachers you see on TV, like the PTL (which stands for Pass the Loot in most Christians' minds).
on Feb 20, 2009 at 4:46 pm
religion is built in(an instinct)like crying. don't see much point in that either but i bet we've both shed a few tears


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