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collaboration spotlight — Dad Bod by 4Eva29

It's important to have reasonable expectations, especially in romantic relationships. Attraction is a complex and mutable thing. As many couples enter their thirties or fourties, the things they appreciate about each other can change. But those new aspects deserve to be celebrated just as much as initial infatuation. Let the ladies of 4Eva29 show you what they mean.

Details:

title: Dad Bod

performers: Shalisa James, Labri Wright, Kellie Smith, Michelle Knight, & Jackie Isham (4Eva29); David Kotary, E. Michael Evans, John Wright, Chris Jones, Jeff Williams, & Chadd Winston (dads); Julian James (cashier)

written & arranged by: Jeremy & Shalisa James

release date: 17 August 2018

My favorite bits:

the faux marimba backing track

all the suggestive produce 🍆🥒🍌🍈🍾

the exaggerated descending filter sweep

♫ "He'll even purchase my [Tam]pax" ♫ Now that's a solid dude.

everyone spitting bars during the breakdown

the cashier's expression when Kellie drags the cucumber down his face

ascending harmonized riffing!

incorporating the shopping carts into the third dance break 🛒

the subtle counterpoint line in the final chorus

Trivia:

○ This video was filmed after hours at an actual store — Town Square Market Groceries in St. Cloud, FL.

○ It's the third in a series of 4Eva29 co-productions from PattyCake and Entertainment Central, the company owned by Shalisa and Jeremy that supplies live entertainment throughout the Orlando area and across the country.

○ This song was also mentioned in their "News Flashback!" mockumentary.

○ Several of the dads have ties to the PattyCake guys.

Michael played Gaston in "Beauty and the Bieber", and has continued in that role for the Villains Lair series. He was also the Tin Man in "Will.of.Oz", and the leading man in "La La Land".

David was a courtier in "Michaeleficent", one of the directors in "La La Land", and an animator in "Disney Showman".

John played Thor in "Avengers: Thunder". (He is also, of course, married to Labri.)

Jeff replaced Rene as bass in Toxic Audio / Vox Audio, who Layne had done some audio engineering for, both live and in the studio.

Chadd was part of the theme park community, particularly in the City Sounds cast at Universal Studios both with Eli in Japan, and with Geoff, Earl, and Jeremy in Orlando. More recently, he has done some camera work with VoicePlay.

○ Julian is the final member of the James family to appear in a video produced by PattyCake. His younger brother was Prince Phillip in "Michaeleficent", his dad played Tony Stark in "Avengers: Thunder", and his big sister played a young version of Michelle in the 4Eva29 "News Flashback!" mockumentary.

○ The ladies' choreography was created by Lindsey Galvin Todd, who is yet another "Beetlejuice Revue" alumna, having played cheerleaders Hip and Hop for a couple years. She has also danced and choreographed for several Disney live shows.

○ Kellie and the group's official account both posted behind the scenes videos of filming the dance sequences.

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If you're considering installing solar panels, here are some things to consider:

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The first thing to consider is size. The size of the solar panel will affect how much energy it can produce and how long it will last on a full charge. A larger solar panel will have more space for the cells to collect light and produce more energy than a smaller one.

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VoicePlay’s latest.  Just using this space to put down the stuff stuck in my head.

In these times of pandemic, songs are one infectious thing that are good to share. Right?

Featuring Deejay Young (center back row)

Arrangement - Layne Stein (front row, left) with Hannah Juliano (not on screen)

Video  - Layne Stein

Special Crazy Riff Arrangement - J.None (back row, right)

Camera - Andy Montejo

Audio Mix - Ed Boyer

Production Manager - Kathy Castellucci

Filmed at Wall Crawl Studio in Orlando FL

Properly closed captioned!

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JUMP Dance Convention, Orlando, FL: RESULTS

High Scores by Age:

JUMPstart Solo

1st: Amanda Carpenter-’Hey Daddy’

2nd: Sophia Novo-’Red Hope’

3rd: Mila Simunic-’Never Enough’

4th: Amaya Rodriguez-’Fly’

5th: Mikaela Florez-’Stop Go’

5th: Macey Strickland-’Wind It Up’

6th: Lainey Hess-’Clockwork’

7th: Ella Venerio-’Signals’

7th: Ava Piedrahita-’Somewhere’

8th: Reese Braga-’Rule The World’

9th: Rylan Reynolds-’Hallelujah’

10th: Aislyn Frazier-’Paint It Black’

Mini Solo

1st: Michael Savio-’To The Stars’

2nd: Kya Massimino-’System Activated’

3rd: Bella Rey D’Armas-’Extraction’

3rd: Sophia Gil-’Film Credits’

3rd: Denise Torres-’Swan’

3rd: Camila Giraldo-’Welcome To Miami’

4th: Santiago Sosa-’Becoming’

5th: Ella Dobler-’Home’

5th: Abella Dorta-’In The Meantime’

5th: Adrianna Farris-’Will He’

6th: Jasmine Pando-’Amelia’

7th: Ashley Otano-’Dark Matter’

7th: Ava Rodriguez-’Survivor’

8th: Georgia Beth Peters-’Come Together’

8th: Raegan Hess-’Intertwined’

9th: Xiomara Aticune-’Discovery’

9th: Blake Metcalf-’New World’

10th: Layla Alvarez-’Fairy Tale’

10th: Jazmin Covos-’The Air’

10th: Lily Hackney-’Vanishing Point’

Junior Solo

1st: Daniela SanGiacomo-’Infinite’

2nd: Jazlyn Quintero-’Deep End’

3rd: Sophia Ortiz-’Turning The Dial’

4th: Gisele Gandarilla-’All Human Beings’

5th: Kylee Casares-’Underground’

6th: Zoe Hollborn-’How Will I Know’

6th: Zachary Roy-’The Evolution Revolution’

7th: Jazmine Raine Werner-’Zoilus’

8th: Samantha Hernandez-’The Descent’

9th: Manuela Riquezes-’The Walk’

10th: Haven Greene-’Diva’

Teen Solo

1st: Sam Fine-’Epilogue’

1st: Brady Farrar-’Once More’

2nd: Kaitlyn Santos-’Ave Maria’

3rd: Xander Perone-’Dawn’

3rd: Carmen Beiner-’Juxtaposition’

4th: Isabella Tagle-’Silence’

5th: Natalya Toirac-’See How They Run’

5th: Brooklyn Law-’Shadow’

6th: Brianna Tejeda-’Its a rainy day on a cosmic shore’

7th: Antonia Gonzalez-’Like The Wind’

8th: Rachel Leon-’Independent Woman’

8th: Destanye Diaz-’Pins and Needles’

9th: Mayra Santos-’Internal Defeat’

9th: Catherine Clayton-’No Choir’

10th: Georgia Greene-’Moonlight’

Senior Solo

1st: Jackson Roloff-Hafenbreadl-’Four’

2nd: Cameron Stedman-’An Evening I Will Not Forget’

3rd: Thiago Pacheco-’Strange’

4th: Daisy Armagost-’Midnight Express’

5th: Sarah Sutterfield-’Sun King’

5th: Kimora Miller-’Unchain’

6th: Ally Pereira-’Daring to Love’

6th: Kelly Sawyer-’Dreamer’

7th: Yareliz Rodriguez-’Held’

7th: Kelsey Ragin-’Photo Gravity’

8th: Maria Shaheen-’Together In Seperation’

9th: Kylee Gaitan-’Butterfly’

10th: Demi Ulatowski-’Hey Ma’

JUMPstart Duo/Trio

1st: New Level Dance Company-’I’ll Be There’

2nd: Dance Unlimited-’Fabulous’

3rd: Etudes de Ballet-’Hold Your Hand’

Mini Duo/Trio

1st: New Level Dance Company-’The Crumbling’

2nd: Xplosive Dance Academy-’Race to Erase’

3rd: Rolann’s School of Dance-’I Can’t Do It Alone’

Junior Duo/Trio

1st: Dance Unlimited-’The Mighty Two’

2nd: Stars Dance Studio-’Elephants’

3rd: Duvall Dance Academy-’Cosmic Love’

Teen Duo/Trio

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’Wake Me’

2nd: Studio A-’Bulletproof’

3rd: Performer’s Edge Dance Center-’Sounds of Sunshine’

Senior Duo/Trio

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’To The Moon’

2nd: Stars Dance Studio-’The Dark Matter of Love’

3rd: West Florida Dance Company-’Dream Team’

JUMPstart Group

1st: New Level Dance Company-’I Need A Hero’

1st: Dance Unlimited-’London’

2nd: Dance Unlimited-’In Bloom’

3rd: Xplosive Dance Academy-’Little Red’

Mini Group

1st: Dance Unlimited-’Not The End’

2nd: Dance Unlimited-’Ashes’

3rd: Stars Dance Studio-’Descent Has Begun’

Junior Group

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’Spa’

2nd: Dance Unlimited-’Fever’

3rd: Stars Dance Studio-’Day Dreamer’

3rd: Dance Unlimited-’Purple Rain’

Teen Group

1st: West Florida Dance Company-’Glass’

2nd: Studio 61 Dance Company-’Anything I Do’

2nd: Dance Unlimited-’For My Help’

3rd: Dance Unlimited-’New Constellations’

Senior Group

1st: Studio 61 Dance Company-’Lonely Too’

2nd: Dance Unlimited-’Round 3′

3rd: Dance Unlimited-’Pith’

Mini Line

1st: Studio 61 Dance Company-’C-Breezy’

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’Scrapers’

2nd: Dance Unlimited-’Day-O’

2nd: Studio 61 Dance Company-’I Don’t Speak French’

3rd: Dance Unlimited-’Human Touch’

Junior Line

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’Anymore’

2nd: Stars Dance Studio-’For All We Know’

3rd: Studio 61 Dance Company-’Replicas’

Teen Line

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’Begins’

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’Minus 61′

2nd: Stars Dance Studio-’Carbon Cycle’

2nd: West Florida Dance Company-’War It’

3rd: Stars Dance Studio-’One More Night’

Senior Line

1st: Dance Unlimited-’Volcanic’

Mini Extended Line

1st: Dance Unlimited-’Watch The Throne’

2nd: Stars Dance Studio-’Dawn of Love’

3rd: Stars Dance Studio-’Drumming’

Junior Extended Line

1st: Xplosive Dance Academy-’Reminiscent’

Teen Extended Line

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’Papa Was A Rollingstone’

2nd: West Florida Dance Company-’YonceXTravis’

3rd: West Florida Dance Company-’Time Warp’

Senior Extended Line

1st: Dance Unlimited-’POP’

Teen Production

1st: West Florida Dance Company-’Money’

2nd: Stars Dance Studio-’Weightless’

3rd: Stars Dance Studio-’After Hour’

High Scores by Performance Division:

JUMPstart Jazz

1st: Dance Unlimited-’London’

JUMPstart Tap

1st: Dance Unlimited-’Girls Just Want to have Fun’

JUMPstart Lyrical

1st: New Level Dance Company-’I Need A Hero’ 2nd: Dance Unlimited-’In Bloom’ 3rd: Esprit Dance Academy-’True Colors’

JUMPstart Specialty

1st: Xplosive Dance Academy-’Little Red’

Mini Jazz

1st: Studio 61 Dance Company-’I Don’t Speak French’ 1st: Dance Unlimited-’Day-O’ 2nd: Studio 61 Dance Company-’Kiss Kiss’ 3rd: Xplosive Dance Academy-’Now I’m Back’

Mini Contemporary

1st: Dance Unlimited-’Not The End’ 2nd: Stars Dance Studio-’Dawn of Love’ 3rd: Stars Dance Studio-’Descent Has Begun’

Mini Lyrical

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’Drumming’ 2nd: West Florida Dance Company-’I Believe’ 3rd: Xplosive Dance Academy-’Humanity’

Mini Hip-Hop

1st: Dance Unlimited-’Watch The Throne’ 2nd: Studio 61 Dance Company-’C-Breezy’ 3rd: Duvall Dance Academy-’Ice Cream’

Mini Tap

1st: West Florida Dance Company-’Do Your Thing’ 2nd: Xplosive Dance Academy-’Stand By Me’ 3rd: Xplosive Dance Academy-’This Will Be’

Mini Musical Theatre

1st: Studio 61 Dance Company-’Don’t Rain On My Parade’ 2nd: Xplosive Dance Academy-’Be Prepared’ 3rd: Duvall Dance Academy-’Bonjour, Paris’

Mini Acro

1st: Dance Unlimited-’Ashes’

Mini Specialty

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’Scrapers’

Junior Jazz

1st: Dance Unlimited-’Fever’ 2nd: Studio 61 Dance Company-’Replicas’ 3rd: West Florida Dance Company-’Dance Like Your Daddy’

Junior Hip-Hop

1st: West Florida Dance Company-’Mr. Brown’

Junior Tap

1st: West Florida Dance Company-’Five Guys Named Moe’

Junior Contemporary

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’Anymore’ 2nd: Stars Dance Studio-’Day Dreamer’ 3rd: Studio 61 Dance Company-’Frustrated’

Junior Lyrical

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’For All We Know’ 2nd: Dance Unlimited-’Special Two’ 3rd: Dance Unlimited-’Shipwrecked’

Junior Acro

1st: Xplosive Dance Academy-’Nocturnus’

Junior Specialty

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’Spa’ 2nd: Dance Unlimited-’Purple Rain’ 3rd: West Florida Dance Company-’Rama’

Teen Jazz

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’One More Night’ 2nd: West Florida Dance Company-’Glass’ 3rd: Studio 61 Dance Company-’Anything I Do’

Teen Hip-Hop

1st: West Florida Dance Company-’YonceXTravis’ 2nd: Studio 61 Dance Company-’Get Up’ 3rd: Xplosive Dance Academy-’Action’

Teen Tap

1st: West Florida Dance Company-’Sir Duke’ 2nd: Esprit Dance Academy-’March March’ 3rd: West Florida Dance Company-’Lovestoned’

Teen Contemporary

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’Papa Was A Rollingstone’ 2nd: Stars Dance Studio-’Begins’ 2nd: Stars Dance Studio-’Minus 61′ 3rd: West Florida Dance Company-’War It’ 3rd: Stars Dance Studio-’Weightless’

Teen Lyrical

1st: Dance Unlimited-’Beyond The Image’ 2nd: Dance Unlimited-’New Constellations’ 3rd: The Dance Collective-’I’ll Stand By You’

Teen Musical Theatre

1st: Studio 61 Dance Company-’One’ 2nd: West Florida Dance Company-’Time Warp’ 3rd: On The Edge At Frank Rey Dance-’Mein Herr’

Teen Ballroom

1st: Stars Dance Studio-’After Hour’

Teen Specialty

1st: West Florida Dance Company-’Money’ 2nd: Stars Dance Studio-’Carbon Cycle’ 3rd: West Florida Dance Company-’Pieces’

Senior Jazz

1st: Dance Unlimited-’POP’ 2nd: Dance Unlimited-’Round 3′ 3rd: West Florida Dance Company-’Goodbye’

Senior Tap

1st: West Florida Dance Company-’Come Together’

Senior Contemporary

1st: Studio 61 Dance Company-’Lonely Too’ 2nd: Dance Unlimited-’Pith’ 3rd: Dance Unlimited-’Volcanic’

Senior Lyrical

1st: Duvall Dance Academy-’Vincent’

Best of JUMP:

JUMPstart

New Level Dance Company-’I Need A Hero’

Dance Unlimited-’London’

Mini

West Florida Dance Company-’I Believe’

Studio 61 Dance Company-’C-Breezy’

Stars Dance Studio-’Dawn of Love’

Xplosive Dance Academy-’Now I’m Back’

Dance Unlimited-’Not The End’

Junior

Duvall Dance Academy-’Short Skirt Long Jacket’

Stars Dance Studio-’Anymore’

Dance Unlimited-’Fever’

Xplosive Dance Academy-’Nocturnus’

West Florida Dance Company-’Dance Like Your Daddy’

Studio 61 Dance Company-’Replicas’

Teen

Dance By Holly Rock-’Crazy’

West Florida Dance Company-’Money’

Dance Unlimited-’Beyond The Image’

Stars Dance Studio-’Papa Was A Rollingstone’

Studio 61 Dance Company-’Get Up’

Senior

West Florida Dance Company-’Come Together’

Studio 61 Dance Company-’Lonely Too’

Dance Unlimited-’Pop’

Best In Studio:

West Florida Dance Company-’Money’

Studio 61 Dance Company-’Lonely Too’

On The Edge At Frank Rey Dance-’Missy’

Xplosive Dance Academy-’Action’

Stars Dance Studio-’Anymore’

Duvall Dance Academy-’Short Skirt Long Jacket’

Dance Unlimited-’Pop’

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AMARANTHE UNLEASH NEW SINGLE AND OFFICIAL VIDEO FEATURING ANGELA GOSSOW

Sweden’s hottest metal export is just rounding up their European arena tour with SABATON and are ready to present a very special Valentine’s Day gift: AMARANTHE spice up the day with a brand new song featuring former vocalist of ARCH ENEMY, Angela Gossow. 'Do Or Die' displays AMARANTHE’s heavier side and is accompanied by a dystopian horror video filmed in Spain, featuring Fardou Keuning's stunning creations. Brave enough? Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/iZweNFWbegI

Angela Gossow comments: "It was thrilling to join AMARANTHE for a more extreme track and shooting a cutting edge video for it! This is no cozy studio performance, but real ice cold winds, sewages, cadavers and pouring rain - the reality we live in, the devastating legacy we leave to our future generations. Time to wake up, turn - and bang - some heads! Watch out for these guys and killer lady, they are going to crush you this year with a new album and some heavy touring!!!"

Guitarist Olof Mörck states, "While AMARANTHE's music is often uplifting, energetic and positive, sooner or later everyone needs to deal with the obvious fact that the world is literally crumbling around us - and it is crumbling fast, thanks to the short sighted abuse of our common Mother Earth! We talked to legendary Angela Gossow of ARCH ENEMY fame to do an entire package of a video and a song, outside of any normal album cycle, and let our different perspectives on metal collide in a massive explosion; and it resulted in Do or Die! Together with Overbeck Media who shot the video, we delivered something really quite special, and Angela brings in a fresh strength to the trademark AMARANTHE sound that is sure to resound all across the metal world! Death and Fire!"

Purchase or stream the digital single here: https://nblast.de/Amaranthe-DoOrDie Listen to 'Do Or Die' and other new tracks in the NB New Releases Playlists: http://nblast.de/SpotifyNewReleases | http://nblast.de/AppleMusicNewReleases

With their foundations tracing back to 2008, the group have released 5 albums since then (2011's Amaranthe, 2013's The Nexus, 2014's Massive Addictive, 2016's Maximalism, and 2018's Helix), consistently delivering hauntingly catchy tunes led by their unique three-part vocals. Within their arsenal of hit singles - with 'Drop Dead Cynical' leading right at the front - a myriad tracks have been received very well via press and fans alike; having also gained countless plays on both radio stations around the globe and across streaming services (the group's songs have been streamed more than 100 million times on Spotify). A string of support tours have blazed AMARANTHE's trail in front of huge crowds as well as at their own headline concerts (the group impressively once performed in front of 10,000 fans at Liseberg, Gothenburg). They have kept working incredibly hard over the years, the latest product of which culminated in the form of Helix, which achieved them some of their highest chart positions in the band's history (Switzerland #21, Germany #29 etc.).

Be sure to follow the band on Spotify & YouTube to not miss any of their upcoming releases... Check out AMARANTHE's videos from their latest album »Helix«: '365' OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO: youtube.com/watch?v=UDVycjDLx4Y 'Countdown' OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO: youtube.com/watch?v=G2596YYB4Uk 'Inferno' OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO: youtube.com/watch?v=VZVz7cUDZtk 'Dream' OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO: youtube.com/watch?v=SefkaPqyidc 'Helix' OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO: youtube.com/watch?v=GT3ZwF5qNSA

The Great Tour - Europe 2020 w/ SABATON, APOCALYPTICA 14.02. S Gothenburg - Scandinavium 15.02. S Stockholm - Hovet 16.02. N Oslo - Spektrum 13.06. SK Prešov - Dobry Festival North American Tour 2020 w/ BATTLE BEAST, SEVEN SPIRES 20.08. USA Baltimore, MD - Soundstage 21.08. USA Worcester, MA - The Palladium 22.08. USA New York, NY - Gramercy Theatre 23.08. USA Philadelphia, PA - Theatre of Living Arts 25.08. CDN Montréal, QC - Club Soda 26.08. CDN Québec City, QC - Impérial Bell 27.08. CDN Ottawa, ON - Mavericks 28.08. CDN Toronto, ON - Mod Club Theatre 29.08. USA Angola, IN - The Eclectic Room 30.08. USA Westland, MI - The Token Lounge 01.09. USA Chicago, IL - Concord Music Hall 02.09. USA Belvidere, IL - The Apollo Theatre AC 03.09. USA Des Moines, IA - Wooly's 04.09. USA Minneapolis, MN - The Cabooze 05.09. CDN Winnipeg, MB - The Park Theatre 06.09. CDN Regina, SK - The Exchange 08.09. CDN Edmonton, AB - The Starlite Room 09.09. CDN Calgary, AB - Dickens 11.09. CDN Vancouver, BC - Venue 12.09. USA Seattle, WA - El Corazón 13.09. USA Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theatre 14.09. USA Sacramento, CA - Holy Diver 15.09. USA San Diego, CA - Brick By Brick 16.09. USA West Hollywood, CA - Whisky a Go-Go 18.09. USA Mesa, AZ - Club Red 19.09. USA Las Vegas, NV - Backstage Bar & Billiards 20.09. USA Salt Lake City, UT - Liquid Joe's 21.09. USA Denver, CO - The Bluebird Theater 23.09. USA Dallas, TX - Trees 24.09. USA Austin, TX - Come and Take It Live 25.09. USA Houston, TX - Scout Bar 26.09. USA New Orleans, LA - House of Blues 27.09. USA Lake Buena Vista, FL - House of Blues Orlando 29.09. USA Racine, WI - Route 20 30.09. USA Pittsburgh, PA - The Crafthouse Stage & Grill 01.10. USA Charlotte, NC - The Underground 02.10. USA Cincinnati, OH - Riverfront Live 

AMARANTHE is: Elize Ryd | vocals Olof Mörck | guitars, keyboards Henrik "GG6" Englund Wilhelmsson | vocals Johan Andreassen | bass Morten Løwe Sørensen | drums Nils Molin | vocals More info: amaranthe.se facebook.com/amarantheband instagram.com/amarantheofficial twitter.com/amaranthemetal youtube.com/amaranthetv nuclearblast.de/amaranthe

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Messerschmitt Bf109G-4 ‘red 7’ (D-FWME) by Alan Wilson Via Flickr: c/n 139. Spanish Air Force serial ‘C.4K-75’. Spanish built Hispano Buchon, modified to correctly resemble a Bf109G-4 and fitted with a DB605A engine. Operated by Flugmuseum Messerschmitt, part of the Airbus Group, this was its first Legends appearance. 2015 Flying Legends Airshow. Duxford, Cambridgeshire, UK. 12-7-2015 The following info for D-FWME is taken from the Flying Legends website and gives some idea how difficult it is to operate a ‘109’:- “1950: Probable year of construction 16/10/1958: Allocated to the 71st squadron. 24/10/1958: Arrives at the 71st squadron. 01/04/1965: 471st squadron 18/10/1965: Acquired by Maestranza Aerea de Sevilla. 12/12/1965: Decommissioned after 216 hours, 50 minutes of pure flying time at Tablada AFB. 07/1966: Purchased by Battle of Britain movie production, transported to England (T.G.Mahaddie / Spitfire Productions Ltd) with the registration G-AWHG. Modified to look like a Bf 109 E-4. 14/05/1968: Flies as a Yellow 11 (‘Gelbe 11’) and Red 14 (‘Rote 14’) in the film ‘Battle of Britain’. 01/1969: Damaged during take-off from Le-Havre. Ferrying flight for the film ‘Patton’. 07/1970: Paul Jameson, Betchworth, UK (condition: disassembled) 21/02/1973: Fairoaks Aviation, Blackbushe, UK 08/1974: Aircraft sold in the USA: Meryl D. Schulke, Orlando, FL with the registration N3109G 25/10/1974: David C. Tallichet, Chino CA 05/1986: MARC (MILITARY AIRC REST CORP, ANAHEIM, CA), Chino, CA, as N3109, restored in Casper, WY 28/05/1986: Aircraft crashes during a test flight in Casper, WY and is restored to resemble a Bf 109 for static display. 1994/95: Sold to buyers in La Ferté Alais / France. Some time later, the fuselage is taken to the company Bitz Flugzeugbau in Augsburg, Germany. The wing areas remain in France 10/1997: Aircraft purchased by MAC (Messerschmitt Air Company) in Albstadt. Over the following years the plane is restored from scratch and made airworthy by Dieter Beck, Werner Grammel, Wilhelm Heinz and Siegfried Knoll, and is modified to use a DB 605 engine. 23/08/2004: Another maiden flight as Bf 109 G-4, flown by Walter Eichhorn. 16/07/2005: Suffers serious damage while landing at Albstadt-Degerfeld airfield. The pilot Siegfried Knoll is unhurt. MAC carries out a total of 103 flights with an overall flight time of 32 hours. 2007: The owners at the time want to sell the aircraft and contact what was then EADS. Negotiations run smoothly and EADS becomes the new owner of the Rote Sieben (Red 7). 13/04/2008: Maiden flight after successful restoration by MAC. 15/04/2008: During the second flight after restoration, the plane suffers a belly landing in Manching after problems with the landing gear. 19/02/2009: Another maiden flight takes place after repairs in Manching. 18/08/2013: Belly landing in Roskilde / Denmark after engine problems."

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“Once In A Lifetime Gig With The Heartbreakers --

January 5, 2009 | By John Siebenthaler

(updated October 4, 2017) The day I met Tom Petty and his band, April 21, 1985, is a wink of an eye in terms of time passing. About the same age, I was a different person then. I don’t think he was. Unassuming, approachable, personable. Genuine comes to mind, 30-plus years later.

I was a student at the University of Florida when he was taking his first steps on a road that didn’t come with any guarantee. We had Gainesville in common.

There wasn’t any pretense, no vulgarity, no need to act out in order to compound who he was — celebrity aside, he was a good ol’ boy indeed. A life well lived. A life cut short.

(ST. PETE BEACH, FL) I wasn’t a huge Tom Petty fan in ’85, with the major exception of his trademark hit, ‘American Girl.’ I tapped my toes because of its track back to Gainesville and for me a connection to Dubs rock ’n roll go-go girl hangout on 441, out on the the outskirts of town, a spectacular backbeat, and of course that whacked out intro. Toss in the slightly out-of-synch harmonies and you’ve got a not-so-instant classic.

When I got a call to shoot a gig at the Don CeSar hotel in St. Pete Beach I thought, ‘Yeah, ok, no big deal.’ In all the years before and since, I’d only been there once — to shoot a friend’s wedding (his third but not last) just the month before.

Bulldozing The Don

I showed up at the Don on time, nonchalantly headed to the desk, pointed to my equipment, and asked where I could find The Band. Yeah, right. No, seriously. Uh, here’s my driver’s license? Okay then just call the room. Turns out, they did. And just like that I was in.

The deal was, Tom had broken his famous hand a few months before and this was the first time since his surgery anyone would have any idea of whether or not he’d still be able to play. Hard to believe now, but before round-the-clock cable blabbermouths hooked mostly on self-adoration and stupidity, it was possible to embargo news to either prevent or spur speculation.

So there I was to record the moment of truth, shooting stock on a referral from Tampa buddy and ace studio shooter Terry Drymon. (Terry had an infamous art collection of model’s other lips on the wall of his studio dressing room. First timers there couldn’t quite figure out how the lipstick impressions on cocktail napkins were created.)

Just me, and MTV in full music video production mode. Which obviously was a huge clue if you were wondering whether or not there was any doubt about whether or not Tom still had a career. I wasn’t that sharp.

The Way It Was, Then

In 1985, there weren’t any automated digital point and shoots, no desktop publishing, no built-in templates and, for purposes of this little tale, no Photoshop.

Neither were there personal computers, damn few cell phone bricks, and fax machines were a status symbol that weighed a ton and cost a fortune.

Photoshoots were covered the old-fashioned way: load up on film, make sure you had backup metering, check your automatic lenses to make sure they would, in fact, automatically stop down to the set aperture when the shutter banged across and then reopen, load everything up and haul the assorted luggage around, through, up and down whatever obstacles popped up.

What I remember is, as metering — first analog, then digital — became more precise, so too did the fanatic obsessive-compulsive behavior to constantly check the reflected light. Not like anything would be changing if, for instance, the assignment would take place on a penthouse patio underneath a brilliant and beautifully beachy Florida spring day.

Lets just say for the sake of discussion we’d be shooting Ektachrome 200, which in this instance would come out to something around f8-11 at 1/500th. More or less, with no bounce off the Astroturf, as it was then referred to, covering the patio.

You With the Band?

I met Wish, who starred as Alice in “Don’t Come Around Here No More,” in the elevator. I didn’t know. This being my first, and last, exclusive assignment shooting a genuine superstar rock group I was more than a little apprehensive. It was only when we both got off on the top floor, me rolling my case dolly, that I figured out she was with the band and proceeded to follow her to the room.

There wasn’t any pretense about the group. The atmosphere was relaxed, the mood laid back, and I was silently praying to the Kodak gods that my putting off overdue lens overhauls wouldn’t catch up with me today. Please, let me capture something worth smiling about.

We mostly waited while the video crew finished laying track and setting lights. When they were satisfied, the band and one way out-of-water photographer headed out onto the patio and in the next few moments I was introduced to the difference between top of their game professional musicians and club bands playing covers. Bang! Straight into ‘American Girl’ and immediately everyone was grinning like Santa came early and the tooth fairy left Travelers Cheques. One word describes the sound — tight. Yeah, these guys really are that good.

Like rock, don’t like rock, it was infectious. Here we were on a beautiful sunny spring day in Florida, on top of a four-star hotel looking out on the intercoastal in one direction and the Gulf of Mexico in the other. About three or four songs into a set that would last nearly two hours, the guests gathered around the pool were trying to figure out what the hell was going on. They knew the music was pouring down from the heavens, but how? Time passed and soon boaters who’d been chased down by their pals began rafting up on the beach and before long you could definitely say…it was a concert.

I kept shooting throughout, even though about the only thing that changed was when Orlando’s Channel 9 chopper dropped in out of the clouds, adding their whap-whap-whap to the band’s output. And then it was over. Hotel security finally decided they’d had enough of the complaints and called the show. Late that same afternoon I shoved however many rolls through the film drop at the lab over in Tampa.

A few weeks later I’d watch along with 60 or 70 million other close friends as the Heartbreakers kicked it in Philly for the American finale to the Live Aid session that started in London.

At the time I was riding a 92-inch Harley Shovel “Blue Pearl” chop, featuring full frontal Frazetta-style airbrushed nudity on the tanks with drag bars and pipes to match the attitude. Riding home from the bar that night all I could hear was a song about an American girl, out on 441. And I sorta’ understood what it was all about.” - http://siebenthalercreative.com/ 

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Messerschmitt Bf109G-4 ‘red 7’ (D-FWME) by Alan Wilson Via Flickr: c/n 139. Spanish Air Force serial ‘C.4K-75’. Spanish built Hispano Buchon, modified to correctly resemble a Bf109G-4 and fitted with a DB605A engine. Operated by Flugmuseum Messerschmitt, part of the Airbus Group, this was its first Legends appearance. It is seen taxiing in after displaying. 2015 Flying Legends Airshow. Duxford, Cambridgeshire, UK. 12-7-2015 The following info for D-FWME is taken from the Flying Legends website and gives some idea how difficult it is to operate a ‘109’:- “1950: Probable year of construction 16/10/1958: Allocated to the 71st squadron. 24/10/1958: Arrives at the 71st squadron. 01/04/1965: 471st squadron 18/10/1965: Acquired by Maestranza Aerea de Sevilla. 12/12/1965: Decommissioned after 216 hours, 50 minutes of pure flying time at Tablada AFB. 07/1966: Purchased by Battle of Britain movie production, transported to England (T.G.Mahaddie / Spitfire Productions Ltd) with the registration G-AWHG. Modified to look like a Bf 109 E-4. 14/05/1968: Flies as a Yellow 11 (‘Gelbe 11’) and Red 14 (‘Rote 14’) in the film ‘Battle of Britain’. 01/1969: Damaged during take-off from Le-Havre. Ferrying flight for the film ‘Patton’. 07/1970: Paul Jameson, Betchworth, UK (condition: disassembled) 21/02/1973: Fairoaks Aviation, Blackbushe, UK 08/1974: Aircraft sold in the USA: Meryl D. Schulke, Orlando, FL with the registration N3109G 25/10/1974: David C. Tallichet, Chino CA 05/1986: MARC (MILITARY AIRC REST CORP, ANAHEIM, CA), Chino, CA, as N3109, restored in Casper, WY 28/05/1986: Aircraft crashes during a test flight in Casper, WY and is restored to resemble a Bf 109 for static display. 1994/95: Sold to buyers in La Ferté Alais / France. Some time later, the fuselage is taken to the company Bitz Flugzeugbau in Augsburg, Germany. The wing areas remain in France 10/1997: Aircraft purchased by MAC (Messerschmitt Air Company) in Albstadt. Over the following years the plane is restored from scratch and made airworthy by Dieter Beck, Werner Grammel, Wilhelm Heinz and Siegfried Knoll, and is modified to use a DB 605 engine. 23/08/2004: Another maiden flight as Bf 109 G-4, flown by Walter Eichhorn. 16/07/2005: Suffers serious damage while landing at Albstadt-Degerfeld airfield. The pilot Siegfried Knoll is unhurt. MAC carries out a total of 103 flights with an overall flight time of 32 hours. 2007: The owners at the time want to sell the aircraft and contact what was then EADS. Negotiations run smoothly and EADS becomes the new owner of the Rote Sieben (Red 7). 13/04/2008: Maiden flight after successful restoration by MAC. 15/04/2008: During the second flight after restoration, the plane suffers a belly landing in Manching after problems with the landing gear. 19/02/2009: Another maiden flight takes place after repairs in Manching. 18/08/2013: Belly landing in Roskilde / Denmark after engine problems."

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Hoping for a better opportunity to pursue a career, Troy Alford Jr. transferred from Florida Atlantic University to the University of Central Florida. Hailing from Miami Gardens, FL, Alford intends to create multiple sources of income for himself soon. Starting off with his major, RTV Production, the 21-year-old wants to become a photographer for the Orlando Magic.

On campus, the junior participates in Deep in the Knight and Hitting the Field. He takes a background role in both productions, of course, focusing on production. In Hitting the Field, Alford works the cameras. However, when given the opportunity, he likes to talk about the NBA, since that is one sport he is adamant about following. In the future, he wants to take on more responsibility with Hitting the Field. Alford wants to get in front of the camera more than he has been, and he wishes to write scripts.

Troy has always been interested in art. In 2014, he began his production journey with music. He began to make beats for his friends to rap to, and he would upload his music on his SoundCloud. Unfortunately, he didn’t see himself making much of a living off music production alone, which is when he became interested in film production. Ultimately, he chose television production and photography.

In a perfect world, Troy would create multiple sources of income for himself. He would own clothing businesses, mirroring the urban stores he grew up shopping at. The student would also like to reap the benefits of investing in different companies. A true lover of the art of photography, Troy could see himself becoming a freelancer.

His perfect world also consists of him being able to help whoever he can help, and seeing to it that his family is taken care of.

Traveling is also a passion of Troy’s. He hopes to visit California, Texas, and Washington. He views going to a new place as peaceful, especially if he can snap a few photos of the culture surrounding him. So far, the only place he’d like to fly out of the country to visit is Toronto, Canada. To find out why he is a bit apprehensive about flying out of the country, click on the link in the bio!