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11 Responses to "Wordless Wednesday: Red and Green (NAMM Jam)"
CatSynth Says:
February 4th, 2014 at 7:00 pm
A jam session offsite from NAMM at a local bar in Anaheim, California. The photo plays off the odd lighting on the stage and exaggerates it.
Louis la Vache Says:
February 4th, 2014 at 8:32 pm
Neat effect! Your music venues give you the opportunity for some unusual and interesting shots!
Sukhmandir Kaur Says:
February 4th, 2014 at 10:09 pm
So colorful and cheerful, the green reminds me of the rain gently falling on the extreme drought areas of the scorched CA plain
Beth F Says:
February 5th, 2014 at 3:44 am
So 60s!! Love it.
Indrani Says:
February 5th, 2014 at 4:41 am
Love the lights in this , makes a great mood.
Gattina Says:
February 5th, 2014 at 8:54 am
That's very colorful !
Kiks Says:
February 5th, 2014 at 1:12 pm
must have been hurtful on the eyes of the performers but great lighting effects….
meowmeowmans Says:
February 5th, 2014 at 1:19 pm
This picture is cool! Kind of a 60s feel to it, no?
Sue St Clair Says:
February 5th, 2014 at 2:32 pm
Cool jam pic
Snowcatcher Says:
February 5th, 2014 at 3:58 pm
I used to love shooting concerts back in the dinosaur days of 35mm film because of the unique effects I could get, then playing with the shots in the darkroom to see if I could make them any better. Now photoshop can put strange lights into a picture that doesn't have any…
glory days… sigh.
Georgia and Julie Says:
February 8th, 2014 at 5:30 pm
We like the exaggerated colours


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Author Archives
New Deal in Mississippi: Macon Community House
Macon's Emergency Relief Administration-financed community house was constructed in the Craftsman bungalow style, and is currently used as the American Legion Hut, Post 63 for Noxubee County (Mississippi Department of Archives & History, Historic Resources Inventory; Barrow, 2001, NRHP nomination… Read More ›
Suzassippi's Mississippi: Lynville Gymnasium
Lynville's 1947 gymnasium is 1.5 stories. The gable roof building is still standing, and appears to be in remarkably good shape. You can see interior photographs from the MDAH HRI database. Since no one showed up to play but me… Read More ›
Lynville School Complex: Home Economics Building and Teachers' Houses
Last week we toured the WPA-built Lynville school building, with some good news about efforts to restore the building for community use. The home economics building was constructed that same year, in 1941. Mississippi, like many other states, often utilized… Read More ›
New Deal in Mississippi: Lynville School
New at the time construction materials and techniques were used. Exterior walls are of strand steel and poured concrete. It has a slate roof. ("Get together held at Lynville school." 10/23/2013. Kemper County Messenger) The WPA financed school building was… Read More ›
New Deal in Mississippi: Macon City Hall
Macon's City Hall, looking remarkably like several of the red brick Colonial Revival post offices built in Mississippi during the New Deal years, was constructed 1938-1939 through Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works, project #Miss 1366-F. Architects P. J. Krouse and L. L. Brasfield of Meridian designed the building.
Suzassippi's Mississippi: Zama Consolidated School
Flora School Mystery
Here is another one of those intriguing mysteries that I cannot solve, and I have been trying since August 4th. The building pictured is currently being used as the Administration Building for the Madison County School system, and is located… Read More ›
Before: The 1942 Works Progress Administration Clinton Elementary School; After: The 2014 Residence Hall
New Deal in Mississippi: Greenwood Underpass, AKA Main Street Railway Bridge Crossing
Named to the National Register of Historic Places in 2008, and a Mississippi Landmark in 2010, the Main Street Railway Bridge hails from 1938, and a combined effort of the Mississippi State Highway Department and funding from the Works Progress Administration. … Read More ›
Suzassippi's Mississippi: Former Union County Training School
Although the Union County Training School for African Americans got its start in 1912, when the New Albany School Board purchased the site, the school operated from the former Baker home. That building burned in 1943. The old gymnasium, constructed… Read More ›
Suzassippi's Mississippi: The Avon, Von, Bon Theatre in Hernando
The circa 1940 theatre started out as the Avon according to Amy Chatham of Friends of Von Theatre (Henry Bailey, "Hernando chasing funds for skate park, will chill at Front Porch Jubilee," Commercial Appeal, March 10, 2014). …the 'A'… Read More ›
Suzassippi's Mississippi: Coldwater School
The Coldwater School may not look like much on a gray and raining day, but a closer inspection reveals some nice details. The classroom and auditorium buildings, completed in 1944, were attributed to Edgar Lucian Malvaney (Mississippi Department of Archives… Read More ›
Suzassippi's Mississippi Road Trip: DeSoto County Courthouse
Hernando de Soto Commemorative Bridge
The first road trip of 2014 finally arrived, and while most of it was not in Mississippi, I did manage a short little drive from Arkansas to home in Lafayette County, and a first for me: crossing the Mississippi River… Read More ›
Preservation Fail Corrected: Eugene P. Booze House
The Eugene P. Booze house, a "two-story American foursquare" with Colonial Revival detailing provides an excellent illustration of preservation fail, and thankfully, correction on inauthentic renovation (Mississippi Department of Archives & History, Historic Resources Inventory). The c. 1910 home in… Read More ›
Did Grant sleep here?
From up Oxford way, the Daily Journal reported February 5 that "site of a potential jail expansion may have unappreciated importance to both Civil War history and Jewish history." Asher Reese has requested the property be designated for a Jewish… Read More ›
Around the Mississippi Blogosphere
It's been a while since MissPres toured the local blogs to see what is happening in the state, so since I am on travel delay for the time being, I thought a virtual trip to see what's going on might… Read More ›
Preservation Fail: Beta Theta Pi House
There is an interesting (sometimes humorous, sometimes sad, but generally always disastrous) site called Preservation Fail that I have been following for a while. Apparently, no geographic area holds dibs on preservation failures, and every time I would see one… Read More ›
The NYA in Mississippi: Jeff Davis Vocational Building
As we have chronicled before, the National Youth Administration, one of the New Deal Administration programs from the 1930s, constructed some 66 documented and/or conjectured administration, classroom, gymnasium, home economics, shop/band hall and vocational buildings, along with several superintendent and… Read More ›
For Sale: Gulfport Historic Post Office
Back on June 15, 2011, Malvaney noted that the days of the impressive and historic Gulfport Post Office were numbered. You heard that right: in 2011/2012, 43 historic post offices were sold or put on the market, including this beauty… Read More ›
Sardis Home Economics Building: Could it be a New Deal Building?
The former home economics building in Sardis–our last visit to the Sardis School Complex–was constructed in 1935 (Mississippi Department of Archives and History, Historic Resources Inventory database). Unfortunately, there is no other information about the building that I can locate… Read More ›
Sardis Elementary Building
If you stopped by Sardis High School last week, you already know that the Elementary Building architect was Robert B. McKnight. McKnight also designed a gymnasium/vocational building for the school complex, but it is no longer extant. This simple one-story… Read More ›
Suzassippi's Mississippi: Old Sardis High School
I confess to more than a little frustration these past two weeks, ranging from research dead ends to the weather. I have been all over Arkansas and Memphis, which has caused me to sorely neglect Mississippi. And, speaking of neglected… Read More ›
New Deal in Mississippi: Winona Community House
Like the community houses in Eupora, Pontotoc, and Grenada, the one in Winona is in the Tudor style, with stone facade. It was built in 1937-1938 by the Work Progress Administration (WPA), while the Pontotoc house was built by the… Read More ›
Public Works in Mississippi: Winona Post Office
While the Winona Post Office was constructed with funds authorized as part of President Hoover's stepped up public works program, it was funded under the Public Buildings Act of 1926. President Roosevelt would urge Congressional supplementation of the PBA 1926… Read More ›
New Deal in Mississippi: Grenada Community House
In previous weeks, we have visited the community houses constructed under the New Deal Administration in the communities of Pontotoc and Eupora. This week, we stop off in Grenada for a third in the Tudor style of the Mississippi versions… Read More ›
The New Deal's National Youth Administration: Longview School
What a wonderful way to end my week–with another successful location of a New Deal building, this time, another project of the National Youth Administration! Because many of these schools were built in rural areas (and parts or all of… Read More ›


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FNG-PAT Joint Venture, LLC, Detroit, Michigan, was awarded a $9,912,567 firm-fixed-price contract for the construction of a theater communications facility and network control center at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Winchester, Virginia, is the contracting activity.
General Dynamics Information Technology Incorporated, Fairfax, Virginia, was awarded a $12,212,625 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for the support services to the 160th Signal Brigade and their subordinate commands with the U.S. Central Command area of responsibility. Work will be performed in Kuwait, Qatar, and Afghanistan, with an estimated completion date of March 31, 2017. The U.S. Army Contracting Command, Fort Huachuca, Arizona, is the contracting activity.
Raytheon Company, Goleta, California, is being awarded a $48,663,690 cost-plus-fixed-fee, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for software development support of the ALR-67(V) 3 radar for the U.S. Navy and the governments of Australia, Kuwait, Qatar, Malaysia, Switzerland, Canada, and various other future foreign military sales customers. The Naval Air Systems Command, Weapons Division, China Lake, California, is the contracting activity.
DRS Technical Services, Incorporated, Herndon, Virginia, was awarded a $6,300,000 time-and-materials contract modification for the engineering and installation support to command and control information technology infrastructure capabilities. Work will be performed in Qatar, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Korea, Germany, Israel and various countries in South America, with an estimated completion date of Dec. 8, 2012. The U.S. Army Contracting Command, Rock Island, Illinois, is the contracting activity.
ITT Systems Corporation, Colorado Springs, Colorado, was recently awarded a more than $96 million contract for the operation and maintenance of communication facilities, systems and equipment in Southwest and Central Asia and Africa. Work will be performed in Iraq, Afghanistan, Qatar and Kuwait, with an estimated completion date of March 31, 2012. The U.S. Army Contracting Command, Fort Huachuca, Arizona, is the contracting activity.


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Ritter hails bipartisan effort of Pueblo and El Paso Counties
By Leslie Jorgensen
FOUNTAIN — "There is no problem that defies a solution," said Gov. Bill Ritter, extolling the bipartisan efforts to create the Fountain Creek Watershed District. The bill, which Ritter signed into law last month, will provide funding opportunities and resolve longtime disputes between El Paso County and Pueblo County over improving and maintaining the creek.
Colorado Libertarians elect new leadership
Aim to revamp their image
By Lucy McFadden
Colorado's Libertarian Party, long considered a political stepchild by the major political parties in the state, is trying to revamp its image — and it doesn't stop with the addition of four new leaders elected a week ago. Former Libertarian Party legislative director David K. Williams, the new state chairman, plans to build the party and recruit unaffiliated voters frustrated with the current Republican or Democratic platforms. He also wants to hammer down and strengthen the vision of the Libertarians.
FDIC extends deadline for bank aid for farmers
By Jason Kosena
Days after U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack heard pleas for federal help from Eastern Plains farmers in the state who stand to lose everything as a result of the closure of Greeley's New Frontier Bank, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said it would change its plans, but only slightly.
Stimulus funds pave the way for new highway projects
By Jason Kosena
LITTLETON — With one quick tug of the rope, Gov. Bill Ritter pulled the curtain off a new road sign on Belleview Avenue just west of Santa Fe Drive on Tuesday morning.
The sign is the first of many highway markers that will alert drivers to road projects funded by the federal stimulus package signed by President Barack Obama in February at the Museum of Nature and Science in Denver.
USDA's Vilsack listens to farmers
By Jason Kosena
BRUSH — On Monday, U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack heard pleas for federal help from Eastern Plains farmers who stand to lose everything as a result of the closure of Greeley's New Frontier Bank.
Ethics agencies dispute open records law
By Jason Kosena
Should all ethics hearings be open to public scrutiny? That's the murky area of Colorado's open records law that's at the center of a dispute between the state's Independent Ethics Commission and a private, nonprofit watchdog group called Colorado Ethics Watch.
A court hearing this week between the IEC and CEW is expected to spur a Denver District court ruling on the issue within the coming weeks.
Club for Growth loves Lamborn; Sierra Club adores Salazar
By Lucy McFadden
The delicate balance between economic growth and environmental preservation is at the root of much public debate, and Colorado's congressional delegation is middle of the fray. One of the easiest ways to assess where politicians stand on the spectrum is to look at the scores they get from various special interest groups.
Blake named CSU chancellor as lawmakers debate process
By Jason Kosena
Sometimes even the Legislature is powerless against the inevitable.
Last week, Democratic lawmakers introduced House Bill 1369, legislation aimed at adding an additional layer of transparency to the state's higher education system when institutions choose new presidents or chancellors.
Udall visits CSU's new infectious disease center
By Jason Kosena
FORT COLLINS — After the H1N1 virus, or Swine Flu, pandemic scare hit, it became nearly impossible to avoid the latest news about the virus — which, many believe, could spread worldwide within weeks. Although the most dire predictions are looking less and less likely to come true, the threat is real, as evidenced by the cases that have begun to emerge in Colorado.
Is Isgar in or is he out? Only the USDA can say
By Elizabeth Stortroen
For months, rumors have been flying around the Capitol that Sen. Jim Isgar, D-Hesperus, will resign from his Senate District 6 seat after the session ends.
Isgar, 58, who is known as a moderate Democrat, serves an immense rural district in Colorado's southwestern corner that includes Montrose, Ouray, San Miguel, San Juan, Dolores, Montezuma, La Plata and Archuleta counties.


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The New Establishment
The Pit Stop
Edgar Bronfman Jr. (last year: Pit Stop)
The Seagram scion was among the first of the major music-company chieftains to embrace the digital market, a strategy that has been paying off lately: his Warner Music Group's Atlantic imprint now derives more than half its revenues from digital sales, thanks to record-setting downloads by such acts as Flo Rida and T.I. Nevertheless, despite increasing its share of the music charts for the 16th straight quarter, to 14.9 percent (it's still half of Universal's), Warner Music saw its revenue fall 10 percent.
Peter Chernin (last year: 31)
In February, Chernin announced that he was going to leave his longtime position as Rupert Murdoch's number two at News Corp. instead of struggling to right the media giant in the midst of a recession. Chernin will get a cushy production deal with Fox Studios; News Corp. insiders will get the chance to diminish his accomplishments in Hollywood and argue that it was his fault that the News Corp.-owned MySpace site sputtered after a strong start. Among Chernin's recent executive poachings: Nicholas Weinstock (from Judd Apatow's production company), Lauren Stein and Katherine Pope (from NBC Universal), and Mike Larocca (from Spyglass).
Steve Cohen (last year: 99)
As even high-profile hedge-fund competitors continue to flame out in spectacular fashion, Steve Cohen's $16 billion SAC Capital Advisors continues to do what it does best: make money for its investors. After a tough 2008, in which the firm's main fund was down 18 percent—dealing Cohen himself a loss of some $750 million—it was up a healthy 16.4 percent through June 2009, allowing the money manager to keep charging his exorbitant performance fees.
Damien Hirst (last year: 31)
The artist made waves last September staging a two-day auction of 223 of his recent works (and circumventing his longtime dealers along the way). Dubbed "Beautiful Inside My Head Forever," the sale opened on the very day that Lehman Brothers imploded and the stock market set a record single-day point drop. So how did he fare? Hirst sold an estimated $200 million worth of his signature skulls and dead animals in formaldehyde—well above the $112 million the pieces were expected to bring in. But with the contemporary-art market in the doldrums, demand for his work is said to be waning, so much so that the artist recently had to let nearly 20 staffers go.
Henry Kravis (last year: 76)
The chickens from a cheap-money-fueled buying binge came home to roost in 2008, as KKR reported a $1.2 billion loss for the year—only the second decline in its 33-year history. Worse, the economy is pummeling its highly leveraged portfolio companies, investor interest is scant, public opinion could hardly be worse, and President Obama is still very likely to eliminate some favorable tax loopholes as soon as he has time to get around to it. Still, as of June 30, KKR had $50.8 billion in assets under management, up $3.5 billion from three months before.
Tobias Meyer (last year: 94)
With his glamorous looks and commanding presence on the floor, Sotheby's star auctioneer can bring in millions of dollars more than estimated for a piece of art on any given night. But the art market is in the dumps, so Meyer's gavel has been falling with much less frequency these days—or at least without the gravitas it had last year when he sold Francis Bacon's Triptych, 1976 for $86 million ($16 million more than expected). Sotheby's tidings aren't likely to improve anytime soon: auction sales through the first half of the year are down 50 percent.
Shigeru Miyamoto (last year: 73)
"Shigsy" was named "the most influential man of the year" in a Time-magazine reader poll last year—and crowned a "game-development hero" at an industry conference in June. The creative genius behind Nintendo's Wii console, which has sold nearly 50 million units worldwide, has watched his gaming platform grab more market share in the U.S. than both his rivals combined. No wonder Nintendo defied the downturn by reporting a 14 percent increase in operating profits for its last fiscal year (to $5.6 billion) on a 10 percent increase in sales (to $18.6 billion).
Jeffrey Sachs (last year: 98)
The high-profile, globe-trotting anti-poverty crusader lambasted wealthy nations for falling $5 billion short of their commitments to fight diseases facing the world's poor while they somehow managed to scrounge up $3 trillion for bank bailouts and $18 billion for bonuses for Wall Street financiers. But lately the Midwesterner's noble efforts have come under fire from Zambian-born economist Dambisa Moyo (who claims that decades of well-intended aid—$1 trillion over 40 years—has done little to improve conditions in Africa).
Steve Schwarzman (last year: not included)
In an era when excessive executive pay attracts public ridicule and government regulators, the Blackstone chief still managed to take home a whopping $702 million last year—on top of the $684 million he banked when the company went public in 2007. Meanwhile, shares of his private-equity behemoth—the company manages more than $90 billion in assets—are trading at a steep discount compared with its public-offering price. No matter. The company appears to have weathered the financial storm intact: second-quarter earnings topped $170 million this year.
Donatella Versace (last year: 75)
The designer brought in a new chief executive and hired the Boston-based consulting firm Bain & Co. to help develop a three-year plan to guide the luxury brand through the global economic crisis. Donatella, who began a style blog for the Huffington Post, said that she had been inspired by Barack Obama's elegance and attitude, and found further inspiration through field research: she pitched camp in North Africa with the French Foreign Legion, which led her to come out with safari suits and canvas desert boots in her men's-wear collection.
Bruce Wasserstein (last year: 62)
Wasserstein thrived by keeping his Wall Street investment bank, Lazard, focused on giving advice and managing money rather than speculating perilously with its own funds during the Wall Street crack-up: the company remained profitable while other houses were collapsing or being bailed out. Nonetheless, its earnings fell 34 percent, to $54.8 million, in last year's third quarter as the general financial chaos put the mergers-and-acquisitions business on temporary hold.
Jann Wenner (last year: 84)
It's been a brutal year for magazine publishers, and Wenner Media has not been spared. Total ad pages for his flagship title, Rolling Stone, are off 22.5 percent year to date. Even his more dependable moneymaker, Us Weekly, suffered a downturn, selling 10 percent fewer ad pages for the first half of 2009. The culprit: a never-ending torrent of gossip blogs, including Time Warner's TMZ, that threaten to steal the few ad dollars remaining in the market. Even with the support of carnival acts such as the Octomom and Jon and Kate, it may be difficult for the ad pages to return to where they once were.
Jim Wiatt (last year: not included)
This summer, a decade after taking the top spot at the William Morris Agency, the century-old talent powerhouse, Wiatt initiated the merger between his firm and the younger and nimbler Endeavor agency. The deal ultimately marked the end of Wiatt's reign in the agency business—his departure was announced only weeks after news of the merger broke—but he leaves William Morris in a stronger position in an increasingly cutthroat industry, and no one does third acts better than Hollywood.
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November 29, 2014
Stay up-to-date with KAKE News:
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Police have connected 12 shootings targeting vehicles on Kansas City-area roads and highways since early March.
Three drivers have been wounded by gunfire, though none of the wounds was considered life-threatening. Police have said they were looking into as many as 20 reported highway shootings, but that number has fluctuated as investigators address new reports and rule out others.
Most of the shootings were reported in an area in the southern part of Kansas City, Mo., known as the Grandview Triangle, where three interstate highways and U.S. 50 intersect. In all cases someone fired shots just before reaching a highway exit ramp or road split, then veered off in a different direction from the victim's vehicle.
A reward for information leading to an arrest has been increased to $10,000.
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Police are asking federal investigators to help determine whether more than a dozen shootings in less than a month along Kansas City-area roads and highways are connected.
Three drivers have been wounded by gunfire as they drove along area highways, many in an area called the Grandview Triangle, where three interstate highways intersect.
Ten of the 13 shootings happened in Kansas City, including Sunday evening when a 56-year-old man was eastbound on Interstate 470 when he was shot in the left calf.
The other three shootings were in the suburbs of Leawood, Kan., Blue Springs, Mo., and Lee's Summit, Mo.
The Kansas City Star reports Police Chief Darryl Forte met with FBI officials on Monday and has asked the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to assist.
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CAPE CORAL, Fla. - Cape Coral police are looking for two men wanted for a home invasion and robbery.
According to police reports, over the weekend, the men forced their way into the victim's apartment on SW 16th Place. That's when the victim was attacked.
He was kicked in the head several times - losing some teeth. The suspects took off with the victim's wallet and prescription drugs. The victim is okay, but there's no description of the suspects.


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Itacate Mexican Grill (3324 North Lindbergh Boulevard; 314-736-4516) is now open in Bridgeton, from the guys who brought you the late Guajillo Mexican Grill. As we reported in May, Itacate's focus is on fresh Mexican food, fast. But before you think Chipotle or Qdoba, think again. "The difference i ... More >>
Guajillo Mexican Grill (12683 Dorsett Road, Maryland Heights) closed in April after seven years, but the people behind it, including manager Manuel Arreola-Valles have something up their sleeves. Itacate Mexican Grill will open at 3324 North Lindbergh Boulevard this month and offer fast Mexican food ... More >>


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November 28, 2014
Meridian, Miss.
News people don't usually like to become a part of the news. But what happened to me was so unusual that I had to tell the story.
It's common to sometimes get mail from the person who lived in your house before you did. But when I opened my mailbox Wednesday, I found a letter not only addressed to a previous resident, but mailed in 1977.
There was the initial postmark in Ridgecrest, California, and another this week in Jackson, Miss., along with a 13-cent stamp.
I began investigating and this is what I learned.
My wife and I are the fourth owners of this house, The Trussells were the first. They built it in the 1940s. Al Trussell died in 1977, the year this letter was sent. His wife Mona moved out a couple of years later.
Our next door neighbors remember the Trussells fondly.
"I remember they owned Queen City Bait Shop on the corner of 14th and 23rd Avenue, for years," said Ken Peninger. "Had a real good business. They were good neighbors."
A spokesperson for the U.S. Postal Service says it's unlikely the latter was lost the entire time, but was probably delivered to the wrong house all those years ago.
Then it was likely found later when that location was being cleaned and then dropped back in the mail. Because it had that 1977 postmark, the post office went ahead and delivered it.
I did manage to catch up with the daughter of Mrs. Trussell, Debbie Hunter. We plan to meet soon for her to get the letter. But in the meantime, she gave me permission to open it.
It's a deed to a burial plot at Magnolia Cemetery dating all the way back to 1919, signed by F.A. Hulett.
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Through the Fire and Flames Lyrics - Dragonforce
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On a cold winter morning
in a time before the light,
In flames of death's eternal reign
We ride towards the fight.
When the darkness has fallen down
and the times are tough alright.
The sound of evil laughter
falls around the world tonight.
Fighting hard, fighting on for the steel,
Through the wastelands evermore.
the scattered souls will feel the Hell,
bodies wasted on the shores.
On the blackest plains in Hell's domain,
We watch them as they go
In fire and pain, now once again we know
So now we fly ever free,
We're free before the thunderstorm.
On towards the wilderness,
Our quest carries on.
Far beyond the sundown, far beyond the moonlight.
Deep inside our hearts and all our souls.
So far away we wait for the day, For the lives all so wasted and gone.
We feel the pain of a lifetime lost in a thousand days,
Through the fire and the flames we carry on.
As the red day is dawning
and the lightning cracks the sky.
They'll raise their hands to the heavens above
with resentment in their eyes.
Running back from the mid morning light,
There's a burning in my heart.
We're banished from a time in the fallen land,
To a life beyond the stars.
In your darkest dreams see to believe our destiny this time.
And endlessly we'll all be free tonight.
And on the wings of a dream so far beyond reality
All alone in desperation, now the time has come.
Lost inside you'll never find, lost within my own mind,
Day after day this misery must go on.
So far away we wait for the day...
Solos: Twin/Sam/Twin/Herman/Twin/Herman/Sam/Herman/Twin
Now here we stand with their blood on our hands.
We fought so hard, now can we understand.
I'll break the seal of this curse if I possibly can.
For freedom of every man!
So far away we wait for the day...
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Meh | Reviewer: Teh non-critic | 7/24/11
Why do people care that other people found out about Dragonforce through GH. The band had a small fanbase before GH and pretty owes most of their careers to a video game. I thank GH because I would never have found out about Dragonforce without them and of the so-called fans should thank them also.
... | Reviewer: Sam | 6/1/11
Are u all fucking cunts or just retarded? ive fukin seen them play live and their songs are just as fast live as they are in the cd so every cunt who said they speed their songs up can go fuk themselves, then go rip out their intestines and go fukin hang themselves wiv them
dragonforce are POSERS! | Reviewer: john | 5/18/11
For all you dragonforce fans go out and listen to real music not this sped up fake crap like this. Don't get me wrong, if they didn't speed up all their tracks they'd be good. If anyone has any proof that they don't speed up their tracks maybe just maybe i'll take back the FACT that dragonforce are probably the biggest posers in the metal genre of music. Oh, and just saying, slipknot and metallica and iron maiden didn't win cause little pansies like you dragonforce fans dont know what real music truly is. Slipknot, metallica, and iron maiden laid down the road for metal bands and if ayone should win any awards its those three bands.
This song has memories.... | Reviewer: Chi | 9/23/10
I used to listen to this all the time while playing Halo. Now whenever I hear this I think of the Halo 3 campaign. XD Don't get me wrong, it still is in my top ten songs I would listen to all day.
this goes to show, metal is for EVERYONE!..so quit being stingy! | Reviewer: Nemesis | 10/15/09
This is too "Even soccer moms love it!"
Thats really good to hear! =)
Few would say that its bad that i say that, but their posers who think that listening to metal is some kind of secret club or something! lol...Ive enjoyed this band since their first album "Valley of the Damned" was released in 03'! There my favorite band ever, and im very proud to say it. DRAGONFORCE IS AMAZING!!
It's pretty awesome | Reviewer: Konner | 4/29/09
I got hooked on guitar hero 3 when my friend got me playing on it at his house. Then, when I got one of my own, I couldn't put it down! I got to playing and I found the song TTFAF. I played on Expert, so i went and tried it, and I failed 76% into the song. But it's a great song and was voted #1 on several sites for "hardest song" "Best Live performer" among others!
Dragonforce! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/20/09
On the contrary to what a few ppl have said Dragonforce DO NOT increase the speed of the songs..... What is astonishing about them is that they are able to play at this speed even live. I have been fortunate enough to see them live and they are unbelievably good!!!! I love this song and although GH3 has spoilt the song for me in some ways it is still a masterpiece by one of the greatest modern rock bands around.
yo ihatetheredsocks, shut the hell up!! | Reviewer: ricross15 | 12/13/08
if they suck live, can u explain to me why in the name of God!!!!!!! they won the best live performance, or act whatever. u cant can u? u want to know why stupid little hoe? its because millions of people in the world voted for THEM!! not mettalica, not slipknow, and not iron maiden. none of those bands OR any others won that. they have even won more. for all the people that actually have a good taste in music, u can see other awards Dragonforce has won on Herman Li's myspace.
Love this song! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/17/08
whoeva wrote the review about the cliche thing on 3/2/2008 i totally agree! The song isn't so simple. If you break it down and really listen it is the most mind blowing thing eva!!!!! I don't think the band's drummer speeding up his part in the song is totally true but hey i dont care cause they rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lol! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/12/08
actually i saw them live @ mayhemfest, they arent half bad. actually theyre amazing live. sure, in the studio they might speed up their tracks (which even i dont know for sure if thats true or not), but they can play the actual speed live like, perfectly.
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For a local 10-year-old Wapakoneta Elementary School fourth-grader a routine practice has turned into a new obsession.
With the elementary children taking class trips to go roller skating a couple times a year, Lacey Dietrick found her niche.
ÔÇťThe schools take the kids on a roller skating day every year,ÔÇŁ said LaceyÔÇÖs mother, Treasa Detrick. ÔÇťLacey quickly got very good at it. We were surprised at how fast she picked it up. She was a very good roller skater.ÔÇŁ
The daughter of Treasa and Wayland soon wanted to take the next step and skate competitively. The only problem was, there was no place close that offered lessons for students wishing to skate in competitions. The family then learned of the Troy Skating Club at Hobart Arena, which is affiliated with U.S. Figure Skating.
Lacey began taking lessons at the ice rink a little more than a year ago, under the coaching of Glenn Replogle. It didnÔÇÖt take her long to catch on.
ÔÇťRoller skating was big when I was young,ÔÇŁ Treasa Detrick said. ÔÇťItÔÇÖs not as popular as it used to be, so we found the ice skating club in Troy.ÔÇŁ
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ÔÇťThey started naming the winners at sixth place,ÔÇŁ Treasa Detrick said. ÔÇťWe kept waiting to hear her name. They got up to second place and we didnÔÇÖt hear her name. We didnÔÇÖt think she was going to get anything.ÔÇŁ
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ÔÇťOur whole family was stunned,ÔÇŁ Treasa Detrick said.
In one short year, Lacey has now secured her first competitive championship of what will likely be many.
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4701 N Charles St
Baltimore, MD, 21210
(410)532-5399Daycare / Preschool (Roman Catholic)7 students | Gr. PK-KG
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201 S Conkling St
Baltimore, MD, 21224
(410)276-6534(Roman Catholic)110 students | Gr. PK-8
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3701 Sinclair Ln
Baltimore, MD, 21213
(410)485-5000560 students | Gr. 9-12
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BaltimoreArts Ideas Sudbury School
1700 South Road
Baltimore, MD, 21209
(410)426-0001Alternative Schooln/a students | Gr. K-12
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6823 Old Pimlico Rd
Baltimore, MD, 21209
(410)486-000697 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys | Special Program Emphasis (Jewish)
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505 E 42nd St
Baltimore, MD, 21218
(410)435-5072(Presbyterian)84 students | Gr. K-6
BaltimoreBaltimore Junior Academy
3006 W Cold Spring Lane
Baltimore, MD, 21215
(410)542-6758(Seventh-Day Adventist)79 students | Gr. PK-10
BaltimoreBaltimore Lab School
2220 St. Paul Street
Baltimore, MD, 21218
(410)261-5500Special Education Schooln/a students | Gr. 1-12
BaltimoreBethel Christian School
505 W Lanvale Street
Baltimore, MD, 21217
(410)523-4204(African Methodist Episcopal)28 students | Gr. PK-5
BaltimoreBethlehem Christian Day School
4815 Hamilton Ave
Baltimore, MD, 21206
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6300 Park Heights Ave
Baltimore, MD, 21215
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BaltimoreBoys' Latin School Of Maryland
822 W Lake Ave
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(410)377-5192613 students | Gr. K-12
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6200 N Charles St
Baltimore, MD, 21212
(410)377-2989Daycare / Preschool14 students | Gr. PK-K
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109 W Melrose Ave
Baltimore, MD, 21210
(410)323-8800715 students | Gr. PK-12
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Baltimore, MD, 21214
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105 Tuscany Rd
Baltimore, MD, 21210
(410)243-6054542 students | Gr. K-8
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3225 Wilkens Ave
Baltimore, MD, 21229
(410)644-1770301 students | Gr. 8-12
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BaltimoreCardinal Shehan School
5407 Loch Raven Blvd
Baltimore, MD, 21239
(410)433-2775(Roman Catholic)361 students | Gr. PK-8
BaltimoreCathedral Christian Academy
4100 Frankford Avenue
Baltimore, MD, 21206
(410)488-6350(Christian)87 students | Gr. NS-12
BaltimoreCatholic Community School
300 E Gittings Street
Baltimore, MD, 21230
(410)685-6155(Roman Catholic)137 students | Gr. PK-8
BaltimoreCedarcroft School
419 Cedarcroft Road
Baltimore, MD, 21212
(410)435-0905Daycare / Preschool21 students | Gr. NS-PK
BaltimoreCenter For Creative Learning
5150 Balto Natl Pike
Baltimore, MD, 21229
(410)945-0665(Pentecostal)56 students | Gr. K-5
BaltimoreCheder Chabad
3402 Clarks Ln
Baltimore, MD, 21215
(410)358-4787Daycare / Preschool (Jewish)6 students | Gr. PK-KG
BaltimoreChesapeake Alternative School
301 E Patapsco Ave
Baltimore, MD, 21225
(410)355-4698Alternative Schooln/a students | Gr. UG
BaltimoreChildtime Children's Centers
200 West Lombard Street
Baltimore, MD, 21201
(410)962-2072Daycare / Preschool8 students | Gr. PK-K
BaltimoreChimes School
4810 Seton Dr
Baltimore, MD, 21215
(410)358-8270Special Education Schooln/a students | Gr. PK
BrooklynChristian Bible Academy
5517 Ritchie Hwy B
Brooklyn, MD, 21225
(410)636-0667(Christian)16 students | Gr. K-7
BaltimoreChurch Of The Redeemer Day School
5603 N Charles St
Baltimore, MD, 21210
(410)435-9510Daycare / Preschool (Episcopal)20 students | Gr. PK-K
BaltimoreClara Muhammad School
3901 Park Heights Ave
Baltimore, MD, 21215
(410)466-5055(Islamic)18 students | Gr. K-6
BaltimoreCommunity Initiatives Academy
1001-05 N. Caroline St
Baltimore, MD, 21215
(410)563-2818Alternative School (Pentecostal)52 students | Gr. 1-12
BaltimoreCristo Rey Jesuit High School
420 S Chester St
Baltimore, MD, 21231
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Maybe shoppers gravitated towards the Xbox because there was a less of a frenzy. Maybe mom and dad think that any console is better than no console. We're guessing that September's price drop had a lot to do with it. However, it's hard to take this report with anything except a grain of salt because they failed to report on Wii numbers. As Gizmodo points out, if Microsoft beat Nintendo that day, they would have mentioned it.
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Republican lawmakers want Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager to investigate the University of Wisconsin's handling of a former top administrator's employment.
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Remembering the Truth
As always i was amazed by the way God always knows exactly what i need for that day.
"I weep with grief; encourage me by your word. Keep me from lying to myself; give me the privilege of knowing your law. I have chosen to be faithful; I have determined to live by your law." ~Psalm 119:28-30
Lies i tell myself: I will never be able to be happy again. My life is over. God must not love me. He must be punishing me. I have failed.
Emotions lie to us and people mislead us but God's word speaks the truth which we are so desperate for.
Do I still listen to those lies? Yes, all the time (see post below)
But i believe in the truths and pray for my eyes to be opened to the truths found in the Word so they can wipe away my thoughts and feelings of doubt and discouragement.
I have had a hard time lately praying, and doing devotions, its just been so hard. But days like today make me realize how important it is to do that. Even in the midst of my hardships God knows how to comfort me. I just have to go and find it.
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- Ashley said...
After I read your previous post about how down you felt, I wanted to write to you and now reading this post, I want to encourage you. Let those bad days and moments come and let yourself cry and be angry. All of those days are part of what God is doing in and through you. There will be good days and smiles and laughs and chances for you to encourage your friends again. That's not where you are now; so seek God in the place you find yourself. I promise he is faithful even when you can't see through your tears.
I remember being at a point thinking to myself, "I can't pray. What would I say?" My husband encouraged me to say just that God, to be honest and real with him; early on those prayers were short and very centered on me and my immediate needs. Know that he will meet you where you are.
I'm sorry this was so long, but I am praying for you and your husband and I know so many others are doing the same.
- June 18, 2008 at 11:35 AM
Katie, Just want to say what an inspiration you and your husband are to others. It's okay to have some days you feel down. Praying for you.
- June 18, 2008 at 2:42 PM
- The Klanderman Family said...
I love you! I can't take away the pain or the hurt, but I know God is right there just holding you up when you can't stand...even when you feel you've reached the bottom...and then it falls out again...He is there and I am praying that even in the darkest of times that you can feel his warmth shining on you even if you can't lift your face to see his light. I continue praying each day for you and Robb. At His feet, Amy
Psalm 42
- June 18, 2008 at 4:51 PM
Katie -
I'm praying this morning that you will find a wonderful truth in God's word that will take you through this day. xoxomomlxoxo
- June 19, 2008 at 9:19 AM
- Amanda said...
You don't know me; I just happened upon your blog. I'm so sorry for your loss and all you've been through. You're going to be a great mother someday, and I pray that day will come soon for you.
- June 19, 2008 at 3:07 PM
I stumbled across this site, doing a search for the book "when hello means goodbye". I'm a labor doula, and wanted to learn more about how I can be of help to women, going through the same pain you are. I'm sure this site is helping so many moms know they are not alone. I'm reminded, of the song "praise you in the storm", I'm sure you know it. You are doing just that. Knowing he is the God that gives, and takes away. Sometimes it doesn't make much sence. But there has to be a bigger purpose. Maybe this site will save one mom, who feels she can't bare her pain a moment longer, to see she is not alone, and that God can bring her some peace and hope. God bless you and your family, and blessing for the years to come. -Hallie Dedrick, Clearwater, FL
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Councilwoman Laure Quinlivan is touting Cincinnati Safe Student Housing, a website that allows university students to pick from housing options that passed a free fire inspection. The website was unanimously approved by City Council following several university students' deaths to fires, which council members argue could have been prevented with stronger standards.
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A local conservative activist has found another job in politics.
Brad Beckett recently was appointed as Heritage Action for America's first regional coordinator for the Cincinnati area. Beckett served for years as chief of staff for City Councilman Chris Monzel, until Monzel left that group in January 2011 to become a Hamilton County commissioner.
In his new role, Beckett will be responsible for growing Heritage Action's grassroots infrastructure in Cincinnati and nearby areas in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
"Brad brings a wealth of experience in and knowledge of Cincinnati politics," said Michael Needham, Heritage Action's CEO, in a prepared statement.
"His knowledge of Cincinnati and the surrounding region will be essential to ensuring that the American people's voices cut through the big-government noise in Washington as we fight to save the America dream," Needham added.
Prior to his latest gig, Beckett almost had the top job in Butler County government. When Monzel was elected to the Hamilton County commission, Beckett discreetly lined up another job as Butler County administrator. Two commissioners there hatched the plan privately but one abruptly changed his mind a day before Beckett's employment was to have begun, leaving him without a job.
More recently Beckett has been working at the Apple Store in Kenwood Towne Center and launched The Political Daily Download, a right-leaning blog. Also, he assisted in Tom Brinkman's unsuccessful campaign to win the Republican nomination to run for the Ohio House 27th District seat.
Founded in 2010, Heritage Action for America is the sister organization to the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank. The newer group's motto is "we hold Congress accountable to conservative principles," and it was formed mostly because the foundation isn't allowed to back pieces of legislation due to its tax-exempt status.
One of Heritage Action's first projects was to organize opposition to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the health-care reform law pushed by President Obama.
Among Heritage Foundation's primary donors is Charles Koch, one half of the infamous Koch Brothers duo. They're the industrialists who helped form the Tea Party movement, which advocates for corporate interests that benefit the brothers and harm the working class.
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Oct. 10 update: At its final full session before the Nov. 5 election, City Council on Wednesday approved nearly $854,000 in tax credits for Pure Romance that city officials say will bring the company to downtown Cincinnati for at least 20 years.
Councilman Charlie Winburn, the lone Republican on council, was the only council member to vote against the deal.
Oct. 9 story: City Council's Budget and Finance Committee on Tuesday approved nearly $854,000 in tax credits over 10 years for Pure Romance in return for the company coming to and remaining in Cincinnati for 20 years.
The city administration estimates the deal will lead to at least 126 new high-paying jobs in downtown Cincinnati over three years and nearly $2.6 million in net tax revenue over two decades.
If the company fails to keep at least 126 jobs after three years or remain in Cincinnati for 20 years, the city will claw back some of the tax credits depending on how egregiously the terms are failed.
Cincinnati in 2011 clawed back tax benefits on its so-called "megadeal" with Convergys after the company failed to keep its total downtown employment at 1,450 or higher.
Pure Romance is a $100-million-plus company that hosts private adult parties and sells sex toys, lotions and other "relationship enhancement" products.
The company was originally planning on moving to Cincinnati with support from both the state and city. But Gov. John Kasich's administration ultimately declined to provide tax credits, which forced the city to ratchet up its offer from $353,000 to prevent Pure Romance from moving to Covington, Ky., instead of Cincinnati.
Kasich's administration says
the company didn't fall into an industry the state normally supports,
but state Democrats and local officials claim the state government
resisted the tax credits because of a "prudish" attitude toward a company that sells sex toys.
"We welcome Pure Romance to the city of Cincinnati," Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls said at the committee meeting. "We are glad that the city administration and Pure Romance were able to work out an arrangement that actually welcomed them to the city."
Pure Romance previously told CityBeat that it hopes to move its headquarters from Loveland to downtown Cincinnati by the end of the year, but the move hinges on whether the company can quickly finalize a lease agreement.


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Daw With(Out) Art
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