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Foo Fighters @ Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, on Sunday, June 20, 2021.
Setlist:
Times Like These (Dave and Rami into full band)
The Pretender
Learn to Fly
No Son of Mine
The Sky Is a Neighborhood
Shame Shame
Rope
Run
My Hero (Dave solo into full band)
These Days
Medicine at Midnight
Walk
Somebody to Love (Queen cover, Taylor on lead vocals, Dave on drums)
Monkey Wrench
Arlandria
Breakout
Creep (Radiohead cover with Dave Chappelle)
All My Life
Aurora
This Is a Call
Best of You
Encore:
Making a Fire
You Should Be Dancing (Bee Gees cover) (Band live debut)
Everlong
An Alpha fighter keeps a lookout for Invid. Every hour of boredom is to be considered a good thing.
[I have had some computer problems. Sent it to the shop for a week, and they had to do a full reinstall... end result, I have lost all my programs, and lost the install disk for my photo editor. The other editor programs I have either don't work on my PC or they suck, so I will not be able to post up anything fancy or good for a while.]
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I saw this cruising down a street in Arlington Sunday night... not something you see every day. I think it is an F-35... anybody know why they would be moving it this way and in this area?
Las Vegas, NV - December 15, 2012:A view of the cage during the Ultimate Fighter finale at the Joint inside Hardrock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV. (Al Powers for ESPN.com)
WIP 3 of the conversion. Changed the central section and some details to match a new sketch of what the original model maker intended.
One of my Thunderbolt fighters for the game "Aeronautica Imperialis", which I'm playing at the moment.
El Caballo: Made for "Show Us What You Got". Based on a micro-space ship that I built randomly one day. By the way, that is a great way to find inspiration.
A fighter squadron with a long history there took its final flight, and also said goodbye to one of its leaders.
The 390th Fighter Squadron known as the "Wild Boars" took to the Idaho Skies one last time Friday afternoon.
The wild boars have been at Mountain Home Air Force Base since 1992, flying the F-15C Eagle.
The squadron had been at the base for about 18 years, but its history dates back to 40's.
Last TDY This is from luke ,AFB ,AZ last month.
CAGED FIGHTERS 7
MAR 15, 2014
ELLAND ROAD CENTENARY PAVILION SUITE, LEEDS, WEST YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND
Taylor Hawkins steps out to play the guitar and sing while Dave Grohl slides back to play the drums.
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On a few acres of mountaintop in northeastern Pennsylvania in Schuylkill County, far from the big city lights that normally would be associated with the “sweet science”, sits a very important site in the history of boxing. Here Muhammad Ali, arguably the greatest fighter of all time, built a training camp near Deer Lake. He called it “Fighter’s Heaven” and trained here for many of his epic battles.
Ali first came to Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania in the early 1970’s to train at Pollack’s Mink Farm in Deer Lake. Bernie Pollack, who was involved in the fight game, was introduced to Ali by Gene Kilroy, a local native and prominent member of the Champ’s entourage. Ali liked the area and purchased the land up Sculps Hill Road in 1972, where he proceeded to build the training camp of his dreams. Ali, himself, hiked the land determining what exactly should be built and where.
Over time, the rustic camp grew to include some eighteen various buildings. Ali built a large log gym, dining hall, bunkhouses for sparring partners, a small mosque where he would pray daily, and small individual cabins for members of his staff and also for the many special guests that always seemed to show up. In a courtyard situated near the gym and the dining hall, a huge outdoor stone fireplace was built that became a favorite gathering spot for camp residents and visitors alike. Staff members would gather here at night with a roaring fire, stars filling the clear night sky, to enjoy the special camaraderie they shared. Many people associated with Ali recall that their fondest memories were the times spent at Deer Lake. Although now obstructed by grown trees, the courtyard once had a commanding view of the surrounding countryside. Ali had giant boulders trucked in and placed around the camp. His father, Cassius Clay, Sr. (a sign painter by trade), painted on them the names of other famous boxers that Ali admired. The Champ got this idea from Archie Moore’s old California training camp, “The Salt Mine”, where Ali trained briefly early in his career.
The camp was like a small village and had a special excitement and vitality to it. It was also a magnet for the celebrities of the day. Tom Jones, Jim Brown, The Jackson Five, Andy Warhol, Isaac Hayes, Diana Ross, Howard Cosell, Dick Cavett, Flip Wilson, Kris Kristofferson, Dizzy Gillespie, Leroy Neiman, Doug Henning – they all came to Deer Lake to call on “The Greatest”. Former heavyweight champ Larry Holmes got his start there as Ali’s sparring partner. So did Tim Witherspoon and Eddie Mustafa Muhammad. When former welterweight champion Kid Gavilan was on hard times, Ali hired him to work at the camp.