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Posts by Redsyrup
20 posts • joined 7 May 2013
BlackBerry CEO: Reports of firm's death 'greatly exaggerated'
Re: Not 'Greatly Exaggerated'
Regardless of what happens my BB Q10 is still be best phone on the market. No other phone has as good of a keyboard and full Flash and Java support in a mobile browser. Until I get this tri-force of power in another handset I'm staying put.
Hello! Still here! Surface 2! Way better than iPad! says slightly desperate Microsoft
What iSheep fail to realize...
Windows 8.1 will be adopted by Enterprise over the year or two and it's the exact same OS as what's on the Fondleslabs but also running on Desktops and Laptops. This spells doom for iPads in the work place. It's just a matter of time.
BlackBerry Black Friday: $1bn loss as warehouses bulge with hated Z10s
BlackBerry's Heins readies the hatchet yet again
Re: Thrown out the baby with the bathwater.
BB 10 is the only smart phone to my knowledge that fully supports Java and Flash. Crucial for older web apps. It's an impressive fact that most laymen gloss over.
Re: Thrown out the baby with the bathwater.
Very sad and probably right.
BILLION DOLLAR BALLMER: Microsoft chief makes $1bn simply by quitting
Here's hoping his replacement brings back TechNet.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak disses Ashton Kutcher's Steve Jobs
Re: trade you a google for a apple
How about an Amazon/Torvalds/HP/Netscape/Mozilla/EFF Movie?
It's now or never for old sysadmins to learn new tricks
Re: Retire
Are you kidding? 1000 employees and nobody on site? Or one person from the read of your post? Impossible my friend.
Re: Have to agree
Totally agree. Avoiding the cloud is the best way to maintain job security. If you're just another cog in the machine you're easily replaceable. Furthermore who can trust what they can't see or touch?
Rejoice! Sysadmin day is... TODAY. Now get in here and win free stuff
Lunch on the company dime
A nice sit down lunch with the Director of IT is the most I can hope for. Everyone else and their uncle is oblivious.
Microsoft's murder most foul: TechNet is dead
Thank you Trevor, Great Article.
Killing TechNet will NOT stop piracy. I've seen MSDN ISOs and keys online for as long as I can remember. What will happen next? raise the price on MSDN subs? I've got news for you Microsoft, you're more likely to price MSDN out of reach for the common towns folk before you ever put a dent what pirates can download. At the end of the day pirates will obtain your goods and they'll use stolen credit cards if they must.
TechNet is your best friend for exposing new hearts and minds to your products. TechNet is responsible for creating future crops of Microsoft Diehards. This can't be done with 90 day evals or limited rearms. True fans are created through trust, slow growth/nurturing, bonding with the consumer and honor. A kin to producing a diamond over millions of years of faithful TechNet subscription.
These Diehards go on to become your next wave of corporate insiders. Your direct contacts to the beating hearts of IT Server Rooms and Server Closets the world over. These are your IT foot soldiers who might as well be branded with Microsoft tattoos. We push for your products and massage yearly budgets in order to make your software possible. I'm still committed being gainfully employed and our company may well spring for an MSDN sub but it's the younger generation of IT foot soldier I worry about. The ones who have yet to pick up a keyboard. Loosing them won't loose them to the IT Industry. They'll still grow-up same as the rest of us but they'll grow allegiant to Google, Apple, Amazon, FireFox or Linux. Microsoft's loss is their competitors gain.
Loosing TechNet weakens Microsoft's chances on the difficult road ahead. I'm with Trevor on this. It's hard to watch the decline and foolish decisions of such an important company (in our lives).
A shot in the foot
Without Technet I never would have discovered Microsoft Lync and pushed our firm to adopt it. The program is a revenue generator.
Apple TV 'close' to deal with Time Warner - report
Re: Cracked It
It already exists. It's called an HDMI cable from your PC to TV. Anyone expecting another Siri/Kinect Mind Reading iDevice is sadly mistaken.
Bigger than Twitter: Opera releases rebuilt Chromium-based browser
As a long time Opera User (since 1999) I've been disappointed they switched their engine to Google's Chromium. I oppose Google's privacy invasive nature and won't use their products, services or frame works.
Last month I switched to Firefox. So long Opera we had a good run. You really were the best browser.
Leaks point to new mystery Macs 'with Jony Ive's fingerprints on'
Better or Best?
I love how Apple dumbs down their computer specs. Let's remain brainless for the benefit of their bottom line. It's a Mac after all.
Former Microsoft Windows chief: I was right to kill the Start button
Is it that hard to move your mouse cursor to the bottom left hand corner of the screen? Like magic you have your Start Button back.
What many don't understand is the 'Start' Button is still there. It's now a hot point in the bottom left hand corner of the screen. It appears when you move the mouse cursor to that corner. When you click it the 'Start' Menu it takes over the entire screen.
Windows 8 also boots to the 'Start' Menu. After using the product for a few days it makes sense. I think it was a good design choice and I'm a little disappointed they're reverting to the old ways with SP1. I'm hoping we can get Windows 8 deployed at our company before SP1 is released so our users get a chance to enjoy the new UI.
Ubuntu's Shuttleworth: Microsoft no longer dominates PC biz
Re: More traction...
I was following what you were writing until right at the end. A chrome book is not a windows machine. Second I would never trust my company's private/financial data with Google Docs.
Opera debuts Chromium-luvvin' desktop browser Next 15
Breaking up is hard to do
I'll miss you Opera. We've been together for 10+ years but I will not support the whole-sale departure of privacy at the hands of Google. It's bad enough they've web-crawled and indexed their way to the top. Now they want my web browser? If you need to reach me I'll be with Mozilla..
Adobe kills Creative Suite – all future features online only
AODRM Draconian Overlords
Our company bought one of these CC Licenses because it made sense at the time. I wouldn't support these practices otherwise. Give us back our offline rights Adobe!
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This allows you to add windows in any location on your scrapbook page, card, or other paper craft. The Starter Set comes with a reusable base, clear alignment grid, and an interchangeable square punch design. Here's how you make a punch.
Load the square cartridge into the base with the square design facing up. It will only fit in one direction, so there's no worry of loading it incorrectly. Press down until it clicks into place. To remove the cartridge later, press into the circle at the bottom of the base to release the cartridge. Lay your paper over the loaded base and top with the clear magnetic grid.
The magnets will automatically align the punch in the correct position. At this point you can move the paper around to the desired location as the punch will now stay in position. You can use the grid to help line up perfect repeat punches. Once you locate the spot you wish to punch, load the top square punch onto the grid (it will only fit one way) and press down. Now you have your punch anywhere you wish with limitless possibilities!
The other interchangeable designs currently available are a Circle, Scalloped Circle, and Scalloped Square. These are all versatile designs that can get a lot of mileage.
Now that we know how to use the Everywhere Punch, let's see it in action! Adding circle elements to a layout is a fun way to add lots of different little bits and pieces without all of the chaos. Each circle houses a little arrangement of something new.
In this birthday layout, I punched several circles from a sheet of yellow cardstock and filled each differently, from an embossed spiderweb to my journaling to a festive shaker box. Shaker boxes are a great use for the Everywhere Window Punch. Not only can you punch the cut-out design, but with the punch's flexibility, you can also punch the design out of a thin sheet of self-adhesive craft foam for a perfect seal instead of messing around with foam adhesive dots.
Here's how to make the shaker box shown. Punch a circle onto your cardstock and punch the same circle from a sheet of self-adhesive craft foam. Adhere a piece of transparency (or recycle some clear packaging) over back of cardstock circle window. Peel the backing from the foam and adhere aligned over the back of the punched cardstock circle. Fill with shaker filler (this confetti is simply assorted cardstock punched with the one quarter inch circle hand punch) and adhere a piece of cardstock to back to seal which will show through to the front when confetti is relaxed.
The Everywhere Punch is perfect for adding windows to cards. But the design can be elongated as shown in this card. I wanted my sentiment to show through the front of the card, but it was too long for any of the designs. An easy solution is to line up a row of overlapping scalloped squares to form a scalloped rectangle!
Make your first punch where you want the right side of your rectangle to begin. Then slide the punch down and align the first set of scallops of the design with the last set of scallops of the previous punch. Continue down the line until you reach desired width.
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I feel kind of guilty complaining about this. Look, you've got a decent width sidewalk, the street isn't oppressively wide, and you've got greenery! Shrubs! Plane trees! And two supermarkets within a few blocks!
I would have loved something like it in Albuquerque, or in Greenville. I would even prefer it to the development around Saint John's. But this is not New Mexico, or North Carolina, or even Queens. It's Manhattan.


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Big Blue Bungalow and Restaurant
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Big Blue is the most happening place on Haad Yuan, attracting a lively, younger clientele. The rooms suit most budgets and can accommodate up to four people. The wooden bungalows are clean and comfortable, spread along the hillside garden just off the beach. They offer plenty of activities to keep guests occupied, including the only basketball court in the area (if not the island), as well as beach volleyball, kayaks (50-70B/hour) and other sports equipment. For those who want to relax, sun chairs and a movie lounge in the cosy restaurant are good places to flop for a while. With a gift shop and mini mart, they seem to have it all here. A fun choice and good value.
Make a reservation online now
Contact details:Haad Yuan, Ko Pha Ngan. T: (086) 470 2625
What we were quoted
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|350 baht
|350 baht
|600B for a triple, 1,200B for a quad
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Not bad
Big blue has some of the newest bungalows on the beach, and new ones were being built when we were there. Overall they weren't anything special and being in a remote area we had a fair amount of big bugs and stuff in our room as well as a pair of big fat geckos that lived in the ceiling. The worst part was they would come out when we weren't around and poo all over our stuff and our bedding! I would suggest trying to get a bungalow closer to the beach if you want to avoid all nature has to offer, although I'm not sure that would really make any difference. The staff at big blue were quite nice although the restaurant was sub-par although the movie showings are a plus. I'd recommend eating at either bamboo (for quality touristy food) or at the place on the other side of the beach owned by the swedish guy. They have fresh seafood brought in daily and I had the some very good food there. We ended up having dinner at that place almost every night, and it seemed like a lot of people were doing the same thing we were. Overall Big Blue was OK. We also stayed at Barcelona a few nights before getting kicked out due to reservations by a tour group. It was just as good and a little cheaper too. Haad Yuan is such a beautiful place that you really won't spend too much time in your room anyways.
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Joseph E. Griffis Jr.April 03,2013
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BENNINGTON Joseph Eugene Griffis Jr., 86, died Sunday, March 31, 2013, following a short illness.
He was born Jan. 16, 1927, in Bennington, the son of Joseph and Vina (Chase) Griffis Sr.
He received his education in Bennington schools. He spent four years in the Navy and 18 years in the Air Force, serving in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. He attained the rank of Staff Sergeant and was honorably discharged.
He married the former Louise Frances Elwell on Feb. 2, 1960. Mrs. Griffis survives. The couple had celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary in February.
He was employed at the Vermont Veterans Home for 11 years, prior to retiring.
In addition to his wife, survivors include two daughters, Melinda Griffis Vosburg of Bennington, and Melissa Davis of Arlington; a stepdaughter Dolores Percey, and a stepson Roy Milligan, both of Shaftsbury; eight grandchildren; three great-grandsons; and several nieces and nephews.
He was predeceased by a sister, Mildred Mears, and a brother, Frances Griffis.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday, April 3, 2013, at the White Chapel on East Road in Bennington at 11 a.m. Interment will follow in White Chapel Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be made to the White Chapel Society through the Mahar and Son Funeral Home, 628 Main St., Bennington, VT 05201.
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Morrisons bosses lose annual bonus as they pay the price for supermarket chain's poor performance
Hundreds of senior staff at Morrisons will receive no annual bonus as they pay the price for the grocer's poor performance, the Daily Mail can disclose.
Dalton Philips, chief executive of Britain's fourth-largest supermarket chain, told 1,000 of its top employees that stretching performance targets had not been met, on a conference call on Friday lunchtime.
The annual senior management bonus scheme, which last year paid store managers and staff 90 per cent of the potential available, is a direct casualty of the disappointing performance seen over the past six months.
Offal: Morrisons army of staff could also be set for a reduced payout due to poor performance
The chain has lagged behind its
peers, suffering from a low number of convenience stores and a total
absence in the fast growing online grocery market.
While it is still on course to meet full-year earnings targets – analysts forecast between £910million and £915million annual pre-tax profit - Philips told staff that a range of undisclosed internal targets had not been met.
He told the Mail: 'We set challenging
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'We didn't need to tell our
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Morrisons (down 0.4p to 257.4p) does have a profit share programme for its army of 100,000 checkout staff and shelf stackers, and they are still set to be in line for a reduced payout when the full-year figures are revealed in March. Last year the shop staff shared £44million, which worked out as £440 a head.
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I usually go to my mates or have them over, crack open a few drinks, and smash out either a co-op or a single-player in turns.
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For years now, the Versace Jeans campaign had this sexy, retro, 80's vibe. From the Californian desert with Ryan Barrett and Gisele Bundchen by Mert & Marcus to a simple studio models were wearing denims and very often nothing on top.
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Alberto's on Fifth
- Address:
868 5th Ave South
Naples, FL 34102Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Alberto's on Fifth
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.albertosonfifth.com/
- Phone: (239) 430-1060
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch : Monday - Saturday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm; Dinner Nightly: 5:00pm - Close
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Executive Chef: Alberto Varetto
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Full Bar, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Alberto's on Fifth
WELCOME TO ALBERTOS RESTAURANT Chef Alberto Varetto creates the finest in contemporary Northern Italian cuisine.His culinary interpretations emphasize seasonal ingredients, while creatively respecting the great traditions of Italian gastronomy, The glory of Italian cooking is fresh ingredients, served at their peak and handled in a way that flatters, rather than masks, their personalities.Continued
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fit for foodies (79)neighborhood gem (59)special occasion (56)great for outdoor dining (41)notable wine list (40)romantic (37)good for groups (35)hot spot (16)late-night find (10)great for lunch (8)vibrant bar scene (5)kid-friendly (4)great for brunch (2)scenic view (2)Show More
- Wonderful!GilliVIPDined on 11/23/2014Food was excellent and the service even better. Homemade pasta is to die for and the wine choice was exceptional. We were made to feel very welcome and our business very appreciated. Will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stay AwayOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 11/22/2014Went on Saturday evening. Place was about half full. Seated immediately. No menus or wine list. Finaly got a menu but no wine list. Waiter delivered wine list when he came to take dinner orders. The food was below average. I had the rib eye special. It had more fat than meat. My wife had ravioli and it was Olive Garden quality. With all the choices for dinner in Naples this place should not be on your list!!
- Still as goodCRussellDined on 11/22/2014Discovered this restaurant only a couple months ago and have been back several times and will be back again soon. Service was a bit confused this time, and some mix-ups, but from past experience this has not been the norm; easy to overlook. Food was again very well presented and each dish was commented on positively. In all of our visits, the food has always arrived hot and the presentation has always been very pleasing.Special Features:
- Outstanding northern Italian restaurantretiredeaterDined on 11/19/2014The overall dining experience was outstanding. While Naples has a number of fine Italian restaurants they are mostly more focused on tomato based traditional southern Italian fare. It is therefore refreshing to find a true northern Italian restaurant. For the first course we ordering including the roasted veal loin and heart of celery topped with tuna sauce, capers and grilled baby artichoke, the roasted sea scallops served with porcini mushroom and black truffle and an unusual but tasty minestrone (more like a sicilian lentil soup) were delicious. For the main course the pork chop and the mushroom ravioli were wonderful although the chicken was rather ordinary when compared to the other two dishes. The service was attentive and professional. The wine list is not extensive but focused and well priced. This was our first but will not be our last visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SteaksOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/15/2014We were there for the early special which offered a good variety and excellent presentation. Unfortunately my steak was all but inedible. The soup was excellent. The vegetables were properly done although the mashed potatoes were bland and could use a little garlic for flavour. We will likely give it another try.Special Features:
- Very EnjoyableOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/14/2014The service was excellent. The waiter was very helpful and knowledgable with wine selection. We have been there several tomes and always enjoy it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A REAL FINDRicardoDined on 11/12/2014Having 'found' Alberto's only two weeks ago we have been back twice already, and it is now firmly on our 'favourites' list. With such wonderful flavours it is tempting to always have the same dishes (veal raviolini or Branzino) but with different friends sharing the tables we have seen a number of the items on the menu, and they have all been excellent. Service is attentive, friendly and knowledgable. All in all a great place for a lovely meal with friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delizioso!amomangiareDined on 11/12/2014It was a birthday celebration that brought us to Alberto's last week. I had eaten lunch there but never dinner. We had no trouble securing a reservation mid-week. The dining room is very warm and inviting, and I was pleased when the host greeted us in Italian because it lends an authenticity to the restaurant that many others lack, and I was able to respond because I speak the language. The Chilean sea bass was excellent, beautifully prepared with a mushroom sauce that also accompanied the polenta. The chicken marsala was good but not exceptional served with a lot of whipped potato. I would like to have seen a vegetable accompaniment on each plate. The insalata mista was fresh and perfectly dressed, but I did miss that vegetable. Our waiter was attentive but not as enthusiastic as he might have been describing and/or recommending dishes. He seemed disappointed when neither of us ordered one of the evening's specials. I was the only one drinking that night, and the wine selection from Umbria was excellent. I would return to Alberto's to give it another try!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- linyVIPDined on 11/8/2014Services was spotty. The food was better at other times. We should have gone with the pasta.Special Features:
- Alberto's on FifthKennyDined on 11/8/2014Alberto's continues to be our favorite restaurant in Naples, and with a town full of great places to eat, that is really saying something!! The attention to detail, the presentation of the food, the superb service, and the consistancy are all outstanding. A "must try" restaurant when dining in Naples !!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth the visitOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 11/8/2014Our 2nd visit this season, the food was great once again and excellent service, thanks Rocco!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good and freshAllaboutfoodDined on 11/6/2014They have delicious soups especially mushroom and tomato.. The pesto /crab pasta is very good. We will be back. Alberto's is one of our favorite restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My new favorite restaurant!3lulu3asaDined on 11/4/2014What a delightful dining experience...the food and ambiance were first class. The restaurant seemed a bit understaffed resulting in a longer wait time than I expected. The executive chef came out to introduce himself...a very nice touch to the evening. Put this on your list of fine restaurants!Special Features:
- Superb as usual!!!!DizmeupVIPDined on 11/2/2014Have been here on numerous occasions and never a disappointment. Service great, food always fresh and delicious, ambiance is always special!!!! Will be back in December...Special Features:
- DaveLDaveLDined on 11/1/2014Once again we were very pleased with our dinning experience at Alberto's. Food and Service were excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful diningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014We love the quality of the food, presentation and friendly service. Only criticisim is the acoustics-very noisy!Special Features:
- Good food, slow serviceBatmanDined on 10/31/2014Although the restaurant was not completely full, we found that it took hours to order our meals and then get them to the table. We enjoyed our entree's but the length of time we had to wait for the food ruined the evening. The restaurant has a very high noise level which was too loud for our taste.
- Halloween TreatxifixrVIPDined on 10/31/2014Wonderful meal -- great service -- al fresco delightSpecial Features:
- Downtown DiningshegolfsDined on 10/31/2014Good food, nice ambiance, reasonably priced entries. Our server was a delight - prompt & attentive. We'll come back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LocalBigs23Dined on 10/30/2014Frequent visitor. Good is consistently good and service is above average. Very good value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellentOpenTable Diner Since 2014VIPDined on 10/27/2014excellent food with great scallops cooked just right. One of our favourite restaurants, and we know almost them all. a gem for the locals.Special Features:
- sad we made this choiceMistyDined on 10/25/2014Went for 40th anniversary. Extremely loud, hard to carry on conversation. Service was slow. Food wasn't worth it, how can you mess up pasta and lobster tail! Too many restaurants to choose from. Won't go back, won't recommend to friends .
- Downtown AmbianceHoneyDined on 10/24/2014Alberto's is a great restaurant to dine. The early bird special offers many delicious choices. The mussels are very tasty and plentiful. The main entrees were enjoyed by all 4 of us. Thanks for a pleasant evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JeanaVIPDined on 10/23/2014Alberto's is a MUST if you are visiting Naples. You will not regret the experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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|Wed, 09-22-2010 - 9:58am
Hello! I'm uncomfortable with a situation and am wondering what you all think.
My DS15 hangs out a LOT at his friend's house, very good kid, nice family, we trust them and encourage this relationship. The only thing the family does differently from we is that they allow their son an occasional drink at the dinner table... lots of families do this, OK, but we don't.
|Wed, 09-22-2010 - 1:45pm
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It's hard for me to feel that I can give advice, as I was completely blindsided by my son smoking pot (that is even hard to write).
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I think if you are not sure whether you DS will or will not partake I'd set a few rules for DS.
#1. He does not sleepover. Honestly I found with two boys that teenager sleepovers where often at the house with the easiest rules and they would flock to that house. At a certain age my DH just said no more sleepovers.
#2. If there are no sleepovers and you see your son every time he comes home from this house then you can see for yourself if there's been any funny business. And if he's been drinking then you can have a different conversation with the mom or your son about whether you want him over there.
#3. Do let you DS know that teenage drinking is not okay with you and that he will have to answer to you and DH if he does.
#4. Also be sure to let him know that not all families are black and white about teen drinking and that you understand how that might be confusing.
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But I also did not lock up anything. What my DH and I did was get rid of hard liquor and buy only what we might consume in small quantities so there wasn't much around for anyone to lift. With that said there are families that are really social and you have to again teach your son that being responsible is his job and when he comes home, it's his responsibility to be sober regardless of where he's been.
I remember one of my DS's friends house became the party house. He distanced himself on his own. The parents were our friends and always wondered why my son was suddenly not around. We decided that it was not our business to police their home so said that sometimes friendships change and dropped the subject. But for what it's worth, this particular family does like to drink so there you go...


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EDIT 1/26/2014: Thanks to the correction from illegallyabby, the chord of C in the
verses has been changed to C7.
Also, since the tab was made, the artist Glowing has since been changed to D.A.
(D.A. Wallach). I may need to make an entirely new tab to make this change.
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Hello! I have attempted to find the chords for the song Glowing, a song that was
recently given a video by Wolf Haley (Tyler the Creator).
Here is the single for Glowing:
I hope you enjoy...the Interlude between the second and third choruses are
probably incorrect, I had a hard time with that part. Please let me know of any mistakes.
Glowing by D.A.
Verse 1:
C Em C7 Am
As much as you say that we won't decay,
F Em Dm C
The bombs went off a week ago.
C Em C7 Am
The grass here is gray, been walking all day,
F Em Dm C
But I'm not sure we'll make it home...
Dm Fm
So if you trust me, hold me close and...
C G Am C
We'll turn to sculptures made of sand.
Dm Fm
Once they find us, a thousand years from now,
C G Am G
We'll still be right here holding hands,
F G Dm C
Still be glowing, smiling like we didn't give a damn.
Verse 2:
C Em C7 Am
The lights getting low, and the dust to snow,
F Em Dm C
The broken windows went everywhere.
C Em C7 Am
Your clothes may be torn, but I'll keep you warm,
F Em Dm C
I'll shade your eyes from the firestorm.
Interlude (???) – Dbm, Dm Ebm Em E F#m E F#m Bm Db
The End
I absolutely love this song, I've been searching for chords for the longest time, although having the correct artist may help with finding them (; The artist's name is D.A.
Oh and IMO, for the verses C Em C7* Am sounds a bit better
Thanks. When I originally made this tab, the artist's name (D.A. Wallach) was unknown. iTunes had listed it as "Glowing" by "Glowing", so I went with that. I will promptly change it.
I knew the C sounded wrong, but it was all I could think of at the time. Should have went with C7. Thanks a lot.