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One Way to Deal With Someone on A Power Trip

Hint: many who throw their weight around don’t feel all that powerful..

Posted September 17, 2019 | Reviewed by Ekua Hagan

Sure, there are people out there who like to use power to control other people—that’s pretty much the definition of a power trip. But is your boss, coworker, ex-friend, or estranged relative really one of them?

Not necessarily.

Not everybody who seems to be on a power trip actually is. Even the most controlling, domineering person in your life may simply be… protecting herself.

Self-protection isn’t the only alternative explanation for an apparent power trip. But it’s one that’s often overlooked.

If you can spot self-protection in action, you’re more likely to respond effectively and even potentially help the person heal.

The Power of Self-Protection

Most of us, if we’ve been hurt badly enough in the past, will prioritize doing whatever it takes to stay emotionally and physically safe.

Some of the behaviors we use as a shield can easily be mistaken for something more aggressive. Here are just a few examples:

• Dictating the details of how things play out to make sure we don’t get hurt again
• Requiring lots of information upfront before we agree to do things
• Changing our minds after agreeing to something that makes us nervous
• Reducing or eliminating contact with people who feel dangerous

All of these behaviors can come across as power-tripping. But self-protection is not about enjoying power; it’s about trying to ensure safety.

Sometimes, self-protection requires us to remove ourselves from certain relationships. There are various ways of doing this, ranging from “ ghosting ” (disappearing without explanation) to having a respectful conversation in which we clearly state our needs and boundaries in a way that others can choose to act on, or not, with the understanding that we hope they’ll be able to do so.

Mostly, when we’re in self-defense mode, we’re not especially polite. We might come across as unreasonable, stubborn, or even aggressive.

Think about it: If you’re at a backyard barbecue, and your shorts catch fire, you’re going to make a beeline for the swimming pool without concern for whose Coke you knock over. While you’re dashing to the pool, your only thought is for your own safety.

Even if we don’t feel especially powerful, our self-protection can make us look like power-hungry control freaks.

Refusing to return someone’s phone call, from their point of view, is just rude. Even if the truth is we’re scared of what might happen if we talk to them.

Leaving relationships, or acting inconsistently within them because of our own ambivalence, can come across as a power trip because we’re controlling the contact schedule. Sometimes we’re available; other times, we’re not. We decide from moment to moment what we can tolerate.

To the person on the receiving end, we’re just messing with them.

How to Respond

If you’re on the other side, looking at someone who appears to be on a power trip, there are some questions you might consider. To your knowledge…

Has that person experienced physical harm, emotional pain, or deep disappointment in relationships?

How secure does he seem, in general? How’s his overall self-image ?

Is it possible that the “power trip” is really just a need for safety?

If the relationship is important to you, don’t skip over self-protection as a possible explanation for behavior that appears power-driven.

If it might be the case that the person is protecting himself, how can you help him feel safer, especially in the relationship you share?

Here are a few ways to provide safety for people who’ve been hurt and/or traumatized in relationships:

• Ask permission. Ask about timing, locations, activities, topics that are OK to discuss… anything that the person seems anxious to control. These are important to her, so let her decide what feels OK.
• Offer choices. Same as above, and let the person know you’re open to hearing her ideas and preferences. Respect her choices, as long as they don’t directly violate your personal boundaries.
• Don’t push. Fear of being dominated often goes hand in hand with concerns about safety. Never try to coerce someone who’s been traumatized into doing what you want them to do.
• Be patient. Intrusive self-protective behaviors stem from past harm, not malice. People need time, understanding, and acceptance in order to heal.

These behaviors represent the opposite of what most of us feel like doing when someone is throwing their weight around. It’s human nature to want to push back against anything that feels like an inappropriate power-grab.

So if the relationship is not that important to you, you may choose simply not to deal with someone who seems to be on a power trip.

But now that you know it could be something deeper, you can make an informed choice about your own response.

Tina Gilbertson, LPC, is the author of Reconnecting with Your Estranged Adult Child and Constructive Wallowing: How to Beat Bad Feelings By Letting Yourself Have Them . She hosts the Reconnection Club Podcast for parents of estranged adult children and offers consultation by distance.

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On Monday night, just a few weeks after a freak deep freeze brought Texas to the brink of an electric-grid collapse, the surviving members of the Texas metal band Power Trip gathered at guitarist Nick Stewart’s house in Dallas.

The four — Stewart, 32; guitarist Blake Ibanez, 29; drummer Chris Ulsh, 33; and bassist Chris Whetzel, 33 — had spread out across the state and country during the fall and winter surge of the pandemic. They’d hadn’t all been in the same room since the early fall of 2020.

“I just got here like five minutes ago; it’s so strange to me to be seeing these guys for the first time in six or seven months,” said Ulsh, who now lives in Philadelphia.

“It’s been a long time, but it doesn’t feel like it,” Stewart said. “I guess it hasn’t really hit me until right now.”

The last time they were all together was for a funeral. On Aug. 24, Power Trip’s singer, Riley Gale, died at 34, a brutal loss of one of their genre’s most viscerally compelling performers and empathetic songwriters. In a devastating year for music, Gale’s death hit especially hard — a young singer at the height of his powerswho had shared stages with Ozzy Osbourne and Danzig and whose band was poised for stardom.

Although no cause of death has been publicly released (a representative for the group said, “The family has not released the toxicology report to anyone, so Riley’s cause of death cannot be confirmed”), one of metal’s most important and inventive groups of the last decade now has to stare down a future without its singer — and close friend.

Monday’s interview was the first time Power Trip had spoken publicly as a group since Gale’s death.

On Sunday, Power Trip is nominated for its first Grammy, for metal performance, for a version of its song “Executioner’s Tax (Swing of the Axe),” released off a surprise live LP in June. For a group that takes its ferocious cues from ’80s thrash and hardcore, the band members are unexpectedly earnest about this potential award. They had huge ambitions as a band, and each said that their peers acknowledging their achievements with Gale would be a truly meaningful coda as they grieve.

“Losing Riley was the saddest thing that ever happened to me,” Ulsh said. “But I’m so proud of everything we accomplished together. One of the coolest things from the start was that there was no ceiling to this band, and this Grammy nomination is a perfect example of that.”

Seven months on from Gale’s death, the band and its peers understandably struggle to talk about what he meant to their lives. “Just heard about Riley. Goddamnit. Sending love to his family and friends and his band,” Anthrax’s Scott Ian wrote on social media after news of Gale’s death broke. Ice-T wrote, “I’m devastated... Still don’t know how... I’m speechless.”

Asked about fond memories of his friend and bandmate, Ulsh took a few beats to try to describe their last days together.

“It still feels very fresh. It’s hard to talk about,” Ulsh said. “We were close. I spent a lot of my downtime on tour with him. It’s still hard to fathom.”

“We’ve never been through anything like this,” Ibanez agreed. “But it’s definitely brought us closer. You’re together all the time, then in the blink of an eye, you know you’ll never see each other again.”

“But this has helped us all realize how much we love each other,” Stewart said.

Power Trip’s members have played together for more than a decade, but even though they released their last studio album, “Nightmare Logic,” in 2017, their worldview seemed perfectly timed to the present moment of public fury and big-picture social critique.

Their music pulls from the hard-riffing roots of Texas metal forebears like Pantera but caught the ear of the tastemaking L.A. metal label Southern Lord. Power Trip arrived at its brand of thrash metal through a lens of basement hardcore punk and fervent prison-reform politics.

Even the most demanding tough-guy metal fans could recognize their sincerity and ability. Gale was not an overtly menacing physical presence onstage, in the way many metal frontmen try to posture. But alongside peers like Code Orange, Turnstile and Oathbreaker, something about Gale’s conviction connected deeply with fans well beyond metal’s typical catharsis.

“Power Trip was the first heavy band I can remember that was universally beloved since, like, Slayer,” said Albert Mudrian, editor of the metal magazine Decibel. “Everybody knew the stars were aligning for them to take the next step. There aren’t many extreme bands who crossed over, who can crack a Billboard top 10. Power Trip were in the position to join them.”

The band was especially attuned to the ongoing movement against police violence. Power Trip’s 2013 song “Conditioned to Death” riffed on Michel Foucault to depict prison’s strangling of human potential. Gale guest-howled on “Point the Finger,” a 2020 single from Ice-T’s metal band Body Count released at the height of the racial justice protests after George Floyd’s death. The band’s song “If Not Us Then Who” quoted civil-rights activist John Lewis.

Even the stampeding licks of “Executioner’s Tax,” an older song now up for a Grammy in a live version, hits harder in light of the roiling demonstrations against police brutality over the last year.

“Death hides behind veiled faces / It only takes one swing and you’re gone,” Gale screamed. “The executioner, the beginning and the end / He carries cold hard steel masked with the taste of medicine.”

Listening to that live recording today “definitely hits home,” Whetzel said. “It takes me right back to that show. It touches me now in a way I wouldn’t have imagined.”

Although the pandemic had already shuttered the band’s world of sweat- and spit-soaked live shows, the group was working on new material and in January 2020 had just thrown the second edition of its hometown festival, Evil Beat, with Deafheaven, Carcass and Torche. Even mainstream outlets like NPR took notice of their rise.

“It’s easy for me to downplay what we accomplished, but the response has been pretty incredible,” Ibanez said. “To get this outpouring of respect and love was very cool. It’s helped a lot. It makes me feel like what we were doing had a purpose.”

Few metal bands take the Grammys as a defining barometer of success. But as Power Trip slowly begins to think about both its legacy and its future (the band has no idea yet what its next steps in music will be: “We do want to continue to play music together; we just are not sure what that looks like at this time,” Ibanez said.), it keeps turning back to its songwriting with Gale and the way the music resonated with fans, those deeply immersed in metal as well as far outside that sphere.

A Dallas LGBTQ transitional-housing center, Dallas Hope Charities, plans to name its new library after Gale, who helped raise thousands in donations and invited its volunteers to set up outreach efforts at Power Trip shows. “If that is something that brings them calm to their anxiety and lets them have that quiet time and that space, that’ll be there for them,” Chief Executive Evie Scrivner told the Dallas Observer, announcing the library after Gale’s death.

“It’s easy for a band to say they’re ‘anti-authoritarian,’ but Riley was looking around and seeing people who were really oppressed; that’s what he reacted to,” Mudrian said. “He wasn’t lamenting his own situation so much as he was listening to the stories of other people. That speaks to a generousness he had as a person.”

All four band members are just beginning to assess what Gale meant to their lives and what their band has meant to metal. But as a valediction for this time in their career, they’re proud that this recording of “Executioner’s Tax” is a testament to Power Trip’s importance to metal, at the Grammys and far beyond.

“I hope we changed people’s perceptions about what a metal band can be,” Ibanez said. “We didn’t have to compromise; we just were who we were, and people respected that about us. I hope that’s how people will remember us.”

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Music + concerts, music + concerts | power trip 2023: what you need to know before you go, find out the set times, how to pre-order merch, which food vendors will be on-site and how to get last-minute passes to the three-day event in indio on oct. 6-8..

It’s all happening at the same venue as the promoter’s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival , inside the Empire Polo Club, located at 81-800 Avenue 51 in Indio.

ALSO SEE: Power Trip bassists weigh in on the rock and metal event before it hits Indio

Here’s what you need to know if you go.

The set times

The three-day event will feature two bands performing each evening, with doors opening at 4 p.m. every day.

Iron Maiden will hit the stage at 6:45 p.m. and Guns N’ Roses will play at 9:25 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 6; Judas Priest will go on at 6:45 p.m. and AC/DC will start at 9:25 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 7; Tool will go on at 6:55 p.m. and Metallica will wrap things up at 9:35 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 8.

Scoring last-minute passes

There are no single-day tickets. Three-day general admission is $599 and three-day reserved seats are $999-$3,250. A limited number of pit passes are still available for $1,599 and grant access to a standing room only pit directly in front of the stage and access to the North and South Lounge areas. Various hotel and camping packages are also available at PowerTrip.live .

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Parking lots are open from 3 p.m.-2 a.m. each day of the event. The free daytime parking is first come, first served so get there early since once lots are full, you’ll be directed to nearby off-site park- and-ride locations. Everyone inside of your vehicle must be wearing an event wristband. Preferred parking is currently sold out.

Goldenvoice announced the lineup of dining options earlier this week and they include Grill ‘Em All serving burgers and nachos; Vesti with its famed cured meats and hearty sandwiches; Wolfie’s featuring plant-based fried hot chicken; Uncle Paulie’s Deli with New York-style sandwiches and sides; The Venue Sushi serving tuna and salmon rolls; Black Sugar Rib Co. offering pulled pork nachos, ribs and grilled chicken breasts; Dream Donuts for all those sweet cravings; and Dave’s Hot Chicken with tenders, chicken sandwiches and more.

There’s also a slew of other vendors selling salads, poutine, lobster rolls, birria tacos with consommé for dipping, slices of pizza, corn dogs, dumplings and more.

We will be experiencing a bit of a heat wave over the three-day weekend, with temperatures reaching 100 during the peak of the day. It will still be in the 90s by the time the event opens, but after the sun sets, it does get chilly and sometimes breezy in the desert, so a light jacket is recommended.

Guests should also bring non-aerosol sunscreen and bug spray. Refillable water bottles are permitted, as long as they are non-metal and empty upon arrival. There are water refill stations on site.

Follow Power Trip on Instagram or download the Power Trip app to pre-order merchandise and skip the long lines and for maps of the festival grounds, which will show seating locations, bars and eateries, restrooms, activations and other services.

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Power Trip’s Riley Gale Cause of Death Revealed

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Riley Gale , frontman for Texas thrash metal band Power Trip , died last August at the age of 34. Now, Rolling Stone reports that Gale died from the toxic effects of fentanyl. The Dallas County Medical Examiner’s office confirmed the cause of death to RS , stating that the manner of death was ruled as accidental. Pitchfork has reached out to representatives for Gale, as well as Dallas County’s Southwestern Institute of Forensic Sciences for further information.

Gale’s death was confirmed by his bandmates in a statement posted on August 25. (Gale died the night before.) “Riley was a friend, a brother, a son,” they wrote. “Riley was both a larger than life rock star and a humble and giving friend. He touched so many lives through his lyrics and through his huge heart.”

Following the news of Gale’s death, numerous artists shared tributes to the frontman, including Fucked Up, Touché Amoré, Code Orange, Anthrax, Uniform, Coheed and Cambria, Geoff Rickley, and more. Last October, organizers in Dallas revealed plans for the forthcoming Riley Gale Library at the Dallas Hope Center —the city’s sole shelter for LGBTQ+ youth.

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Power Trip Festival 2023: Full Lineup and Details Announced

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UPDATED: July 11, 2023

The stacked lineup for the all-new festival Power Trip is here. Earlier this week, headliners Metallica, Iron Maiden, Ozzy Osbourne, AC/DC,  Tool , and  Guns N’ Roses all teased the festival on their official social media. Now, the full lineup is officially confirmed for what may very well be the biggest hard rock festival ever in North America.

On Monday, July 10, Ozzy Osbourne revealed that he would no longer be performing at Power Trip. On Tuesday, July 11, it was announced that British metal icons Judas Priest would be stepping in for Ozzy. Priest will now play opposite AC/DC on Saturday, October 7.

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Goldenvoice, the company behind Coachella, Stagecoach, Cruel World, and more will be putting on Power Trip. The festival will take place in Indio, California at the Empire Polo Grounds (home of Coachella) on October 6 through October 8, 2023.

Tickets go on sale Thursday, April 6 at 10am PT. Hotel and VIP Packages available starting Tuesday, April 4 at 10am PT. Fans can register for the on-sale now HERE . 3-Day General Admission tickets start at $599 + fees, or turn the volume up with GA + Shuttle ($699), The Pit ($1,599), Reserved Floor ($799 – $1,599), Grandstand Seating ($1,099 – $1,399), and various VIP Packages ($1,749 – $2,999). Payment plans (50/50) are available for general admission tickets. 

Camping options include Car & Tent Camping, ready-to-go 2 person Lodge/4 person tents, RV spots and more. Amenities and activities are available for all campers. Accommodations include hotel packages: Bundle your Power Trip tickets with nearby hotel accommodations and “any line” shuttle passes. Available for groups of 2 or 4 people, exclusively through   Valley Music Travel . Packages start at $3,199 + fees.

Fans who want to commemorate the weekend can pre-order a Power Trip Commemorative Poster. The premium quality giclee print poster delivered in advance of the show. Designed and printed by artist  J. Bannon  (limited edition of 1,000), the posters are available in 18×24 on fine art textured stock. For now, you must purchase a ticket in order to add the poster to your order.

After announcing his  retirement from touring  back in February, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Ozzy Osbourne has recently expressed his desire to still perform at some capacity in the future. Commercially, Ozzy is enjoying the fruits of his widely successful album  Patient No. 9 . He won two GRAMMY® Awards at the 65th annual event in Los Angeles last month. He took home the hardware for Best Metal Performance and Best Rock Album. It marked the metal legend’s first solo GRAMMY® win since 1994 when he won Best Metal Performance for “I Don’t Wanna Change the World ( Live & Loud ).

“I’m one lucky motherfucker to have won the Best Rock Album Grammy,” the now a five-time GRAMMY® Award winner exclaimed. “I was blessed to work with some of the greatest musicians in the world and Andrew Watt as my producer on this album. Winning the Best Metal Performance was equally gratifying being that the song featured my longtime friend and Black Sabbath bandmate, Tony Iommi.”

Metallica’s upcoming eleventh studio LP  72 Seasons  arrives on April 14 via the band’s own Blackened Recordings. Produced by Greg Fidelman with frontman James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich, and clocking in at over 77 minutes, the 12-track  72 Seasons  is Metallica’s first full length collection of new material since 2016’s  Hardwired…To Self-Destruct . The album will be released in formats including 2LP 140-gram black vinyl and limited edition variants, CD and digital download.

Additionally, Metallica are  returning to the road  this summer. The band previously announced their M72 Word Tour which will see the band perform back-to-back nights at each stop with no repeat performances. In each city, special guests on Night One will be Pantera and Mammoth WVH. Five Finger Death Punch and Ice Nine Kills will serve as support on Night 2. Tickets are on sale now  HERE . 

Iron Maiden brought their Legacy of the Beast Tour back to North American last year for another massive run. The band’s latest album  Senjutsu  arrived in 2021. The album peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200, and No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Rock and Top Hard Rock Albums charts.

In 2020, AC/DC released their seventeenth studio album  Power Up . The record peaked at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, and topped the charts in several other countries around the world. Once again, Angus and Malcolm Young’s nephew Stevie Young, who took over rhythm guitar duties for Malcolm after his passing in 2017. AC/DC have not toured since their Rock or Bust trek wrapped up in 2016.

Tool have a number of festival appearances slated for 2022, including a headlining slot at Aftershock. Last summer, they released their GRAMMY®-Award winning fifth album  Fear Inoculum  as a new black vinyl set via RCA Records. The 3-disc 180 gram set on black vinyl features new artwork by guitarist Adam Jones. It comes in a triple gatefold jacket and an exclusive 12″ x 36″ double-sided poster. Last March, Tool released a re-imagined version of “Opiate,” the title track from their first EP. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of their first commercially-available release, the band re-worked and extended the song –  “Opiate 2 “  – with an accompanying short film.

Guns N’ Roses are embarking on a massive world tour this summer. The North American leg runs through October 16m making stops in Boston, Chicago, Nashville, Charlotte, Vancouver, and more. The band is also returning to Hersheypark Stadium in Pennsylvania for the first U.S. show of the tour. They previously kicked off their We’re F’N Back! Tour there back in 2021. Revisit our review and live photos from the show  HERE .

Last year, Guns N’ Roses came out with a a new EP  Hard Skool . The record was released nearly a year ago on February 25, 2022. It was the first time in 28 years that vocalist Axl Rose, guitarist Slash, and bassist Duff McKagan collaborated together on new material together.

The trio was accompanied on the new studio effort by the current members of the GNR lineup, which is completed by guitarist Richard Fortus and drummer Frank Ferrer, as well as keyboardists Dizzy Reed and Melissa Reese. The EP featured live recordings of the band’s ‘91 power ballad “Don’t Cry” and “You’re Crazy” from their seminal debut LP  Appetite For Destruction .

Released back in August of 2021, the single “Absurd “ was the first new Guns N’ Roses song in 13 years.

Fresh off their  50th anniversary celebrations , Judas Priest are reportedly working on music for the follow-up to their acclaimed 2018 album  Firepower . The record is the band’s biggest commercial success, charting at No. 5 on the UK Albums Chart and Billboard 200 as well as hitting No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Hard Rock Albums chart. After delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Judas Priest toured relentlessly to celebrate the success of Firepower and the band’s five decades of heavy metal.

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• Any Line Shuttle service will depart for the venue each day from 3pm – 8pm.
• Venue curfew is 1:00am, Friday & Saturday; Midnight on Sunday.
• General & Preferred parking closes Sunday night (Monday 2:00am).
• Review more parking related details on the Getting Here page .
• Camping, Companion Camping parking & Lake Eldorado parking closes Mondays @ 10:00am
• Camping & Companion Camping parking vehicle lock down, No exit/entry Friday-Sunday 9:00pm - 2:00am
• Any Line Shuttle return service to participating locations will end 60 minutes after the tunes end each night!

*subject to change

HEALTH & SAFETY

The event shall be presented in accordance with applicable public health conditions as of the date of the event and which may change at any time as determined by federal, state or local government agencies or instrumentalities, artists or the promoter; such requirements may include, without limitation, changes to capacity, attendance procedures and attendance requirements, such as proof of vaccination and/or negative COVID-19 test, and other protective measures such as requiring attendees to wear face coverings. If any ticket holder does not comply with any laws, mandates, health orders or directives, promoter or event terms, conditions or rules, then the promoter or event operator may refuse admission to the event or require the ticket holder to leave the venue and such ticket holder will not be entitled to a refund.

COVID-19 WARNING COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. There is an inherent and elevated risk of exposure to COVID-19 in any public place or place where people are present and there is no guarantee, express or implied, that those attending the event will not be exposed to COVID-19.

ATTENDEE PROMISE & HEALTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT All attendees agree to follow event policies (including health and safety policies) and posted instructions while at the event. According to the CDC, older adults and people of all ages with serious underlying medical conditions may be at higher risk of death or severe illness from COVID-19. All attendees should evaluate their risk in determining whether to attend the event. By entering the event, attendees voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19 and confirm that they will adhere to local quarantine mandates and the CDC quarantine requirements, available HERE .

GENERAL FAQS

Day Parking opens at 3pm on event days. Venue opens at 4pm. Arrive early to allow for possible traffic and security search at the entrance. Please try to carpool. Expect delays.

Yes. Set times will be posted on our website before the event. 

Orders that are not picked up by the end of the event on Sunday, October 8th will be not refunded. We will not be able to ship out forgotten orders. No exceptions. Only event branded merchandise will be available for Mobile Order pickup.

Security and safety are of the utmost importance. We work hand in hand with relevant city, state and federal law enforcement, fire and EMS agencies to help ensure the safety of our event. Because of those very same concerns, we are unable to publicly comment on any specific actions that are taken. Please visit our Health & Safety page.

Click here for the Coachella Valley 10-day weather forecast.

Please visit our Contact Page .

We are not seeking vendors. Thank you for your interest.

You can visit our company job listings here. We appreciate your interest. We are not able to have volunteers.

No. The Power Trip trademarks, intellectual property, tickets and wristbands may NOT be used for advertising, promotions, contests, sweepstakes, or any commercial purpose. The only exception is for the event’s official sponsors/partners (and even they need formal written authorization from the event's producers).

No, that is prohibited.

We are a cashless event. Accepted credit card payments include any US-issued and most internationally-issued magstripe or chip cards bearing a Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, JCB or Union Pay logo. Accepted contactless payments include Apple Pay, Android Pay, Samsung Pay, Google Wallet and contactless cards.

Arriving flush with cash, don’t have a bank account, or lose your credit card? We’ve got you covered! Locations where you can convert cash to a pre-paid Visa card will be available.

Yes, Gender Neutral restrooms will be available and may be used by any person regardless of gender identity or expression.

OMG YES! We have lots of flushable toilets and sinks along with lots more regularly cleaned porta potties.

Need a place to pump and store? We got you covered! B.Y.O.P. (Bring Your Own Pump) to select medical tents for an exclusive pumping & feeding space. All locations will have power for electric pumps as well as washing stations (non-potable water) with soap and sanitizing wipes. Refrigeration capabilities will be available in select medical tents in venue (Main Medical, Lobby, North Lounge Medical) and in camping Medical.

Check event maps for medical locations.

Cell phone charging stations will be located in the Venue as well as in each camping lot. Bring your own charger cord.

There will also be free, twice filtered, water refill stations. Each station can accommodate multiple people at a time and will be located throughout the venue and campgrounds. Bring an empty, refillable, non-metal/aluminum/steel/glass water bottle or hydration pack.

Yes. Medical stations will be clearly visible at the show and marked on the event maps.

Yes. There will be a Lost & Found at the Venue & camping near the main entrance. Please turn in any items you find and you can search for lost items online during the show. (Check back closer to show dates here and on the mobile app). Please only give items you find to the Info Kiosks or Lost & Found directly. Please DO NOT hand over items to random staff or guards.

Please visit our contact page .

TICKETS / ORDERS / SHIPPING FAQS

For AXS order help, questions and support: https://support.axs.com/ Hours: Mon - Fri 8am-10pm & Sat & Sun 12pm-10pm CST Live Chat available! 855-295-9888 Please include your order number in your correspondence.

To log in or manage your AXS fan account, click here .

For Hotel Package (or Shuttle) or Safari related questions, Please contact Valley Music Travel Phone: 888-833-1031 Hours: 10AM – 6PM ET, Monday - Friday Email: [email protected]

For VIP Package questions specifically, email here.

Please contact AXS ORDER SUPPORT: https://support.axs.com/ Hours: Mon - Fri 8am-10pm & Sat & Sun 12pm-10pm CST Live Chat available! 855-295-9888 Please include your order number in your correspondence.

Klarna provides flexible online payment options for ticket purchasers through Klarna Financing. Payment plans allow you to purchase your ticket now, and pay for it over time. Learn more at Klarna.com

If you meet the requirements below and your cart’s eligible, you can select Klarna at checkout. To sign up, you’ll need:

• A U.S.-issued debit or credit card,
• To be 18 years of age or over,
• A SMS-capable phone number and
• A U.S. residential address.

You can opt to pay with Klarna by following these steps:

• Add item(s) to your cart and head to the checkout. Only the total purchase amounts that qualify will be offered the option to pay using Klarna.
• View and select your preferred Klarna payment option.
• Select Klarna at the checkout to pay for your purchase.
• You can manage your orders and payments in the Klarna app.

Please review additional Klarna FAQs on AXS : For Klarna questions/help or troubleshooting, with your Klarna payment, missing Klarna receipt, etc. Please call 1-844-4KLARNA (1-844-455-2762).

Yes there are Payment Plans. LEARN MORE

Premium Seating gives all fans safe and easy access to high demand seated tickets at market driven prices. The price varies, adjusting according to supply & demand and are not resale tickets. Premium Seats are sold directly by Power Trip through AXS and are guaranteed by the event. Review AXS Premium FAQs here .

Premium Seat prices are adjusted according to customer demand and the number of tickets still available, similar to how airline tickets and hotel rooms are sold. This allows customers direct access to guaranteed seats at prices that are closer to their true value. Review AXS Premium FAQs here .

Premium Seats for each pass type do not include extra amenities on top of what is listed within each description.

AXS Premium Seats customer support is standing by for you. Visit support.axs.com and they will get back to you. You can also call 7 days a week 8:00am-10:00pm CST at 855-295-9888. Review AXS Premium FAQs here .

You can contact Cover Genius customer service here .

No. We only sell 3-day event tickets.

No. An event ticket is a single wristband that is worn for all 3 days.

Please review our Shipping Info & rules for more information.

International orders will have the opportunity at time of purchase to select to pick-up their order at the offsite Will Call / Box Office, located near the event. Same charges as shipping applies.

For help with your AXS order/account, please contact AXS order support: https://support.axs.com/ Hours: Mon - Fri 8am-10pm & Sat & Sun 12pm-10pm CST Live Chat available! 855-295-9888

The deadline to update shipping is 8/18/23. For all Shipping Info, rules deadlines visit here .

Please review our Shipping Info & rules for details.

Please review our Shipping Info & rules for details. You can pick up at will call of you do not receive your order on time. 

Only the original purchaser can pick up the order. No alternate name changes or pick-ups allowed. No exceptions. A valid photo ID, order number and the credit card used to place your order are required at the time of pick up.

Download the Power Trip App to register your wristband. Registration will open once orders start shipping out. Please check back closer to show dates.

Only wristbands that scan valid each day upon arrival are guaranteed.

Do not buy tickets from an unauthorized 3rd party or scalper. We will not offer customer service, authentication or support for any tickets purchased through any unauthorized 3rd parties. You will only know that your third party pass is valid when it successfully scans into the Venue EACH day. Activating a wristband does not guarantee the wristband is (or will remain) valid for all three days.

Scalped tickets are subject to cancellation at any time without warning.

Sure! Hand your package to your friend when it arrives or change your shipping address to theirs (it will still have your name on it though so please alert your friend). Make sure your friend registers their own wristband. Tell them to follow the directions in the package.

(You will still show up in our records as the original purchaser. That can’t be changed.)

Please note: If your package is unable to be delivered for any reason whatsoever, you, the original purchaser, will be required to pick it up from the Box Office as no alternate Will Call pickups are allowed.

On Sale Registration FAQs

Registration does not guarantee tickets. Inventory is limited.

A code & link to buy tickets will be sent via SMS & email used to register.

Codes will be distributed starting at 8am on 4/6/23. If you can’t find your code, visit the registration form to resend or sign up. For further code support, email [email protected]  

Yes you can cancel your registration if you’d no longer like to receive a code for the sale. Sign in using your mobile number on the registration form , click edit and use the delete registration button.

Please email [email protected]

What Can I Bring FAQs

Allowed in venue.

Power Trip reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to amend the list of acceptable or prohibited items at any time

• YES Backpacks (Medium) 18"x13"x8.5"
• YES Bandaids
• YES Binoculars
• YES Blankets (in select GA areas only; NOT in Pit, reserved seats, grandstands or lounges)
• YES Breast Pump (Manual, Battery Operated, Or Powered Devices)
• YES Cameras (Non-Pro Digital, Disposable, Polaroid and Film)
• YES Chapstick and Lip Balm
• YES Dancing Shoes
• YES Ear Plugs
• YES Eye Drops
• YES Face Masks
• YES Fanny Packs and Hip Bags
• YES Gum (sealed packs)
• YES Hand Sanitizer
• YES Hydration packs (Empty)
• YES Inhalers
• YES Lighters
• YES Low back chairs (in select GA areas)
• YES Mobile Phone Chargers
• YES Naloxone. You are welcome to bring two, factory sealed boxes (containing no more than 1 unit of naloxone each) into the event
• YES Parasols
• YES Plastic Water Bottles (Empty and Reusable)
• YES Prescription Medication (Name On Medication Must Correlate With Person’s Drivers License or other appropriate state identification)
• YES Purses and Handbags (no larger than 12”x6”x12”)
• YES Service Animals (See ADA Page)
• YES Stored Breastmilk or Formula
• YES Strollers (for baby/toddler only)
• YES Sunblock (Non-Aerosol)
• YES Sunglasses
• YES Towels (small-medium size)
• YES Water Misters

NOT ALLOWED IN VENUE

In addition to the list below, any item deemed inappropriate by event personnel will not be allowed into the venue/event and must be either returned to your vehicle or disposed (as appropriate).

• NO Advanced First Aid Kits* (including, but not limited to, hemostatic gauze or powder, tourniquets, compression bandages, decompression needles, or chest seals)
• NO Aerosol Products/Aerosol Cans
• NO Air Horns
• NO Audio Recording Devices
• NO Bicycles, Skates, Scooters or Skateboards
• NO Body Armor
• NO Chains or Chain Wallets
• NO Detachable Lens Cameras
• NO Discriminative or Appropriative Items
• NO Divisive Symbols or appropriative Imagery
• NO Drones or Remote Control Aircraft, Cars or Toys
• NO Fireworks, Explosives or Road Flares
• NO Flyers, Samples, Giveaways or Promotional Items
• NO Glass Bottles or Containers
• NO Glow Sticks, Light Sticks, or LED Gloves
• NO Hammocks
• NO Hula Hoops
• NO Hoverboards or Segways
• NO Illegal Drugs or Drug Paraphernalia
• NO Instruments
• NO Kites or Sky Lanterns
• NO Laser Pointers
• NO Markers or Paint Pens
• NO Massagers
• NO Metal Water Bottles or Containers
• NO Outside Food or Beverage
• NO Non-Personal Protective Equipment (e.g., costume)
• NO Selfie Sticks, Tripods or Narcissists
• NO Smelling Salts*
• NO Stuffed Animals
• NO Tents or Sleeping Bags
• NO Tourniquets*
• NO Toy Guns, Water Guns or Sling Shots
• NO Umbrellas
• NO Video Cameras
• NO Walkie Talkies
• NO Weapons (Guns, Knives, Ammo, Pepper Spray, Mace, etc. including off-duty law enforcement or concealed carry permits)

* In the event of a medical emergency, please go to a medical tent or find a event staff member with a radio.

Blankets are allowed in select GA areas only. They are NOT allowed in Pit, Reserved Seats, Grandstands or Lounges.

You can bring a small parasol as long as you are courteous to other attendees. Parasols will not deflect water as an umbrella does. Most parasols are made of paper and a light wood as bamboo not metal and water resistant material. If it falls into the dimensions of 23" long / 32" wide opened it's good. Also must be non-metal stemmed handle and scoping pole. Lightweight wood such as bamboo is ok.

Parasols will not deflect water as an umbrella does. Most parasols are made of paper and a light wood as bamboo, not metal and water resistant material.

If it falls into the dimensions of 23” long / 32” wide opened its good.

Also non metal stemmed handle and scoping pole. Light weight wood such as bamboo.

All prescriptions must be in properly labeled containers that match the holder’s ID (no pillboxes).

You should identify yourself to security as you wait to enter the Venue. Event Personnel will locate the medical staff adjacent to the main entrance who will assist you in providing a secure area to store all items. Medical-related items that are not available for purchase on site, food included, may be brought in. You may be asked to provide an official doctor’s note or prescription detailing the necessity of the item.

Yes. But, only if it’s for an infant or toddler. Sorry no Wagons.

A medium backpack should be no bigger than 18”x13”x8.5” when fully packed. Bags will have to fit into a box of that size, similar to the system used to check the size of carry-on luggage at airports. If the bag doesn’t fit in the box, you won’t be allowed inside the Venue.

Professional cameras are any cameras with a detachable lens. No DSLRs either.

TRAVEL FAQS

Check with our Hotel Package partners, Valley Music Travel.

Check their onsite Safari Lodging, Safari Residence and Yurts .

Try searching Airbnb .

Try some Couchsurfing with someone living nearby.

Try some near by off-site camping options! Stay tuned for our list, or search yourself on google.

Visit our parking page .

There will be a locksmith on site (probably Sean or Wes—they’re super cool) and a AAA tow truck on standby.

Be sure to stop by Lost & Found or check our Lost & Found online or via the Mobile App to look for your keys, first! Lost & Found gets tons of unclaimed lost keys. Seriously it’s crazy.

The nearest train and bus stop is in downtown Indio, approximately 3 miles from the Venue.

Check out Getting Here for all the info about getting to Power Trip.

• The nearest gas station is approximately 3.6 miles away on Monroe Street and Highway 111.
• There are several food places up and down Highway 111.
• The closest grocery store, coffee shop and several food places are in the shopping center with Ralphs at the corner of Jefferson Street and Avenue 50.
• Google is your friend!

Friends & Family pick-up and drop-off info can be found here . Taxis must use Friends & Family on show days.

All pick-ups and drop-offs for Camping access Thursday should take place at Lot 2A.

Motorcycles can park in Free Day Parking or the ADA lot. *Subject to change.

Empire Polo Club 81-800 Avenue 51, Indio, CA 92201

Visit our Driving Directions page for exact directions. Don’t trust your GPS. Some streets may be closed off, so it is best to follow our directions.

CAMPING FAQS

Please scroll down to review either RV or CAR camping requirements below. The rules are different. Sorry no cooking in Lake Eldorado.

RV LOT REQUIREMENTS

The use of an RV OUTDOOR cooking appliance shall comply with the following:

• All cooking appliances shall bear a certification or listing from a nationally recognized test or certification organization. 
• All cooking appliances shall not exceed 2 burners per cooking appliance.
• All cooking appliances shall be classified as table top device and shall be placed on a flat level surface (no standalone cooking devices).
• A minimum of 3 feet of clearance shall be maintained at all times while cooking appliance is in use. No combustible material shall be within 3 feet of the cooking appliance.
• Cooking appliance that only utilizes propane as the fuel source shall be permitted. No wood, charcoal, flammable/combustible liquid cooking appliances or items permitted.
• One cooking appliance per camp site shall be permitted
• Maximum amount of propane per campsite shall not exceed 20 pounds or 48 pounds of water capacity or 4.7 gallons of propane OR 6 -1-pound propane disposable cylinders
• Cooking appliances shall only be used during the hours of 7:00am to 2:00 am (PST) 
• Cooking appliances, when in use, shall not be left unattended.’
• RV’s may use their factory installed interior cooking appliance.

CAR CAMPING REQUIREMENTS

The following is a list of CAR CAMPING requirements for approval of OUTDOOR cooking appliances: 

• All cooking appliances shall bear a certification or listing from a nationally recognized test or certification organization.
• Cooking within the interior of a vehicle/tent is prohibited.
• All cooking appliances shall be classified as a table top device and shall be placed on a flat level surface (no standalone cooking devices).
• One cooking appliance per camp site shall be permitted Maximum amount of propane per campsite shall not exceed 20 pounds or 48 pounds of water capacity or 4.7 gallons of propane OR 6 -1-pound propane disposable cylinders
• Cooking appliances shall only be used during the hours of 7:00am to 2:00 am (PST)
• Cooking appliances, when in use, shall not be left unattended.

The use of any type of heating appliance is not permitted in the camping areas.

If you plan on having your RV delivered to the site, the person whose name is on the camping site order must be present at check-in. RV’s that show up without the original site purchaser/renter will be turned away. We recommend that you meet the delivery person at a remote location (such as a Walmart) and travel to the site together. Please note that only your RV will be allowed into the tollbooth area for check-in. No additional vehicles can accompany the RV through the check-in process. Please also note that your RV will not be allowed into the check-in lot if you do not have your RV parking sticker posted according to sticker installation instructions. If you are working with delivery people to bring your RV onto the event grounds, we feel that the following options are your best bet:

• Meet at a remote location and pick up your RV. Bring it to the site and park it yourself.
• If you need help parking/placing your RV and you are bringing your own vehicle: First, buy a Camping Companion Parking pass for your additional car/vehicle. Meet the delivery person at a remote location and ride together in the RV to the site, temporarily leaving your car at the alternate meeting location. Once the RV is placed, ride back to your meeting spot in the delivery person’s tow-vehicle, pick up your car, and come back to the site to park your car in the companion lot.
• If you need help parking/placing your RV and you are bringing your own vehicle, plus you are renting/borrowing a motorized RV: First, make sure to purchase a Camping Companion Parking pass for your vehicle. Meet at a remote location and ride in the RV with the delivery person to the site and have a friend drive your vehicle to the companion lot. Once the RV is delivered, walk back to the companion lot to meet your friend and give them a ride back to wherever they are parked. The delivery person can also walk back to the companion lot where they can be picked up by an associate.
• If you need help parking/placing your RV and you are not bringing your own vehicle, take a taxi or car service to meet the delivery person at a remote location and ride together in the RV to the site. Have the delivery person walk to the companion lot where they can be picked up by an associate.
• A camping spot will only be honored if the person who bought the spot is present at check-in wearing a Event Wristband.

Yes, there is tent only camping and Lake Eldorado .

You must buy them a Camping Companion Parking pass or they must ride in your RV or car to the event. Those are your only options.

Yes, there will free bathrooms and showers available in separate male and female trailers (with individual privacy). Full private handicap facilities also available for patrons wearing ADA Wristbands.

Lot 4B, 5B and Lot 8 (ADA only) Thurs starting at 10am is ONLY (1) 24 hour shower or say “Limited Showers Available” Fri-Sun 7am- 7pm + (1) 24 hour shower. The 24 HR showers is CLOSED on Monday Lot 8 ADA: Fri - Sun 7am to 7pm

*Hours subject to change

Separate male, female and all-gender private showers will be available. ADA accessible shower trailers will also be available.

Common toiletries, common Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs), common camping supplies, batteries (AA, AAA, C, D), ice, water and other beverages, and more

The General store has some toasters, toaster ovens and microwaves available for use!

Yes, there will be a small food court selling various food items!

There will be a coffee vendor in the food area.

There will be charging stations.

All campers must be 18+ or accompanied by a parent or legal guardian*. Every camper must have an Event Wristband to be scanned upon entrance to the event perimeter. Kids 2 & under are free with parent and do not require a wristband. A legal guardian is NOT a parent giving a note to an older friend or sibling. That is NOT an option. A guardianship is a legal relationship created when a person or institution is assigned by the court to take care of minor children.

• The Indio Fire Department has banned the use of all portable generators for the safety of all camping attendees (excluding Solar Powered). Only generators that have been factory installed on an RV are permitted. No modification. No personal fabrications. No aftermarket installs.
• No generators in car camping.
• Additionally, even with a factory installed generator you may be asked to shut it down due to the exhaust fumes affecting your neighbor. To avoid this, consider purchasing an RV generator exhaust diverter .

There is a gas station about 3.6 miles away, Monroe St. & Hwy 111. There is a drug store even closer, at Monroe St. & Ave. 48. There are several food places up and down Hwy 111.

It is strongly recommended to have your fresh water RV tank full and your black and grey tanks empty before arriving at Power Trip. Potable water trucks will be roaming up and down the RV lanes with fresh water as well as pump trucks to assist with disposing of RV sewage. These pay services are NOT guaranteed and are available on a first come, first served basis. Flag one down if you can!

Acoustic instruments only will be allowed into camping. Please be courteous of your neighbors and abide by the noise curfew. If security asks you to quiet down, please do so.

Yes! Check the Parking Map posted a few days before the event for exact location of the bike racks. Park at your own risk. Do not lock your bike against any fencing or unauthorized objects. It will be removed and considered surrendered.

No. If you are Car Camping, you may sleep in your car, on your car, next to your car or in many other creative sleeping places as long as they follow all camping rules and are within the lines of your allotted camping spot.

Do not sleep in the fire lanes. You could get run over by the porta-potty trucks. Ouch.

All camping areas are adjacent to the venue. However, comfortable shoes are recommended as the camping lots are quite LARGE.

LOCKERS FAQS

Both are located inside the venue near the entrance/exit of the Yellow Path. We will release a venue map on our website and Instagram closer to the show that will indicate the exact location.

We’ll have your name and email when we scan your mobile ticket at check-in. We’ll allow you to add a friend’s name and email to the reservation on site as well.

Please bring your phone and we’ll scan the mobile ticket inside the email you receive from us. We will email a copy to you closer to the show. If you have any troubles, please contact [email protected]

Please download your mobile ticket on your device ahead of time (and add to your Apple Wallet if applicable). If you forget your mobile ticket, our staff can check your name and order in our system.

Yes. We will hold your locker reservation throughout the entire event until you claim it.

Let’s use the Medium Locker as an example. The ticketing company charges $55 + fees. You bring the scannable ticket to locker check-in. Our staff hands you a lock with a preset combination that only we, and you, know for the safety and security of your belongings. When you return the combo lock to us, you immediately receive $10 cash back. Thus, your net total cost for the Medium Locker for three days drops to $45 + fees. You’ll leave the event with $10 in your pocket – gas money for the drive home.

You must have an event wristband to access the lockers during show hours. When the event is over each night, the grounds are closed, and you will not be able to access the lockers until the following day.

Maybe. There is a limited supply of lockers – and all of them are for sale online before the show. The lockers usually sell out before the show begins. If the lockers sell out online, as they have for the past many years, there won’t be any lockers available to rent at the festival – unless someone cancels at the last minute.

Yes! Please reach out to us by email at [email protected] by the Friday before the event weekend. We’d love to give another fan the opportunity to store their belongings.

If you lose the combo lock, you will forfeit the $10 deposit. You will receive a new combo lock and will need to pay another refundable $10 deposit. Once you return the new combo lock, you will receive the second deposit back. If you find your “lost” combo lock and can unlock it, you’ll receive your original deposit back too.

Yes, we’ve got you covered.

No! You cannot use your own lock. You must use the lock provided by us. There is no additional charge for the use of our lock, which remains as our property. A $10.00 refundable lock deposit is collected when you reserve the keyless combo lock online.

WHY RESERVE A LOCKER?

Comfort BE PREPARED! Store extra clothing so you’re prepared for hot desert days and chilly desert nights.

Freedom KEEP YOUR HANDS FREE! Why bother lugging around necessities that aren’t quite necessities 24/7?

Safety KEEP YOUR STUFF PROTECTED! Snagging band merch is awesome until you have to carry it around all day. Stash your new swag in your locker.

Sharable WITH FRIENDS / NOT STRANGERS! At your own discretion. Please make sure the people who know your combination are responsible and trustworthy.

LOCKER TYPES

Medium Locker

Height 18” Width: 15” Depth 18” Keyless / Set your own combo $55 + fees

Large Locker

Height 24” Width: 15” Depth 18” Keyless / Set your own combo $65 + fees

Height 24” Width: 18” Depth 21” Keyless / Set your own combo $80 + fees

LOCKER DETAILS

• Lockers are available during show hours Friday-Sunday and are located inside the venue near the main entrance.
• We’ll have a tent for you to change into new clothes.
• Please return the combo lock to us by 1AM Sunday night/Monday am and claim your belongings, otherwise we’ll donate them.
• Please don’t bring suit cases or bags that have items prohibited in the venue.
• There are no lockers in the camping areas. (except Lake Eldorado).
• $10 Security Deposit Refundable!
• We’ll hold a $10 deposit and give it back to you in cash when you return the combo lock to us when you’re ready to head home.

CONTACT OUR LOCKERS TEAM

For more information, please reach out to our locker team at [email protected] . We usually start answering emails 30 days prior to the show day so please be patient and/or refer to the info we have on our Lockers FAQs.

More Locker Questions? Visit Locker FAQs

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Unearthed Treasures That Will Rewire Your Perception Of The Past

Posted: May 24, 2024 | Last updated: May 24, 2024

The smoke rising from Mount Agung in Bali, Indonesia.

Step back in time and experience the power of history through these remarkable historical photographs. Each image tells a story, transporting us to another era and allowing us to witness moments that have shaped the world we live in today. From candid snapshots of everyday life to pivotal moments in history, these photos offer a glimpse into the past and a new perspective on the present. Whether you're a history buff or simply curious about the world around you, these images are sure to captivate and inspire. But be advised, as you look through these photographs, you may discover a whole new side of history that you never knew existed.

The smoke rising from Mount Agung in Bali, Indonesia is a sight that has been seen for centuries. This majestic volcano has been active since 1843 and its eruptions have captivated locals and tourists alike. The plumes of smoke reach up to the heavens, creating an awe-inspiring view that can be seen from miles away. It's no wonder why this mountain has become such a popular tourist destination - it's simply breathtaking! Not only does it provide stunning views, but it also serves as a reminder of Bali's rich cultural history. From ancient Hindu temples to traditional Balinese dance performances, visitors are sure to find something unique and inspiring when visiting this incredible place.

Jamie Farr as 'Corporal Maxwell Q. Klinger' in MASH, 1980.

Jamie Farr's portrayal of Corporal Maxwell Q. Klinger in the iconic 80s sitcom MASH was nothing short of legendary. His comedic timing and larger-than-life character brought joy to millions of viewers around the world, making him an instant fan favorite. As a Toledo native, Jamie Farr had been acting since his teenage years, but it wasn't until he landed the role of Klinger that he truly shot to fame. He quickly became synonymous with the character, wearing outrageous costumes as part of his signature look and bringing laughter to audiences for 11 seasons. With his unforgettable performance, Jamie Farr will always be remembered as one of the most beloved characters from this classic show.

The aftermath of an earthquake in Anchorage, Alaska. (1964)

The 1964 Great Alaskan Earthquake that struck Anchorage, Alaska was one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded in North America. The massive 9.2 magnitude earthquake lasted 4 minutes and caused tremendous destruction throughout the city. Buildings were destroyed, homes were damaged, and roads buckled from the sheer force of the quake. After the shaking stopped, a sense of shock and awe filled the air as people surveyed the aftermath. Despite all of the damage, it is remarkable to note that no lives were lost due to the quick-thinking of local citizens who had enough time to take cover before the full force of the quake hit. To this day, the impact of the Great Alaskan Earthquake can still be seen across Anchorage, with many buildings still bearing scars from the event.

"Bike Girls" photo by Loomis Dean for LIFE Magazine, 1949.

The iconic "Bike Girls" photo taken by Loomis Dean for LIFE Magazine in 1949 captures a moment of pure joy and freedom. The two young women, dressed in their summer best, are seen laughing and carefree as they ride along the streets of New York City on their bicycles. This picture is an ode to the post-war era when life was simpler and more innocent; it's a reminder of a time when people enjoyed simple pleasures like taking a leisurely bike ride with friends. It evokes feelings of nostalgia and reminds us that even during difficult times, we can find moments of joy and happiness.

112 year-old Teimuraz Vanacha, veteran of the Russian Civil War and World War l, was a recipient of the Cross of Saint George. He's pictured with his son Ivan Vanacha, a Full Cavalier of the Order of Glory, in 1980. (Abkhazia)

112 year-old Teimuraz Vanacha was a true war hero, having served in both the Russian Civil War and World War l. His bravery and courage were recognized with the Cross of Saint George, one of Russia's highest honors for military personnel. In 1980, he was pictured alongside his son Ivan Vanacha, who had also been awarded a prestigious honor - Full Cavalier of the Order of Glory. Together, this father-son duo from Abkhazia represented two generations of brave service to their country, creating a powerful legacy that will never be forgotten.

A bumpy ride down the steps of the Capitol Building in 1895.

In 1895, the Capitol Building was a bustling hub of activity. Taking a ride down its grand steps was an experience like no other. The bumps and jolts as you descended were exhilarating, providing a thrilling reminder that you were in one of the most important places in the world. As you looked around at the hustle and bustle of people coming and going, it felt like time had stopped for just a moment to let you take it all in. With the sun glinting off the building's iconic white dome, it was easy to imagine what life must have been like over 100 years ago when the building first opened its doors. It was truly a magical journey back through history!

A creepy bird-like 16th Century plague doctor mask. The 'beak' was filled with sweet smelling herbs or substances to keep away 'evil' smells, which were thought to be the main cause of the disease, and prevent them from becoming infected.

The 16th Century plague doctor mask is a truly creepy sight. Featuring an iconic bird-like design, the 'beak' of this mask was filled with sweet smelling herbs or substances to ward off "evil" smells that were thought to be the main cause of disease at the time. The idea behind it was to help protect doctors from becoming infected as they treated their patients. This fascinating piece of history serves as a reminder of how far we've come in our understanding of medicine and science.

Abraham Lincoln’s funeral procession in Philadelphia, 1865.

The somber procession of Abraham Lincoln's funeral in Philadelphia, 1865 was a solemn yet powerful event that will forever be remembered. Thousands of citizens lined the streets to pay their respects to the beloved 16th President of the United States as his casket was slowly carried through the city. The air filled with silence and sorrow as people held up portraits of the former president and waved flags in honor of his legacy. As the procession passed by, many onlookers wept openly for the man who had fought so hard for freedom and equality throughout his life. It was an emotional moment that showed just how much the nation respected and admired its leader, even after his death. This historic event serves as a reminder of the impact Lincoln had on America and will continue to have for generations to come.

An abandoned and hauntingly beautiful Gothic revival home built during the 1840s.

This abandoned Gothic revival home, built during the 1840s, is a sight to behold. Its hauntingly beautiful architecture and grandeur still stands tall despite its years of neglect. The ivy-covered stone walls are adorned with intricate carvings that were once filled with vibrant colors but now remain faded and muted by time. Inside, the soaring ceilings and large windows create an ambiance of both beauty and mystery. Despite its age, this house still has a story to tell about the life it once held within its walls. It's a reminder of the past and a glimpse into a forgotten era of history.

An appreciative audience for a young banjo player, 1920.

The audience was entranced as the young banjo player strummed away. It was 1920, an era when ragtime music was at its peak and everyone wanted to be part of the scene. This particular evening, the crowd gathered around the stage with admiration for the talented musician before them. His fingers moved gracefully across the strings while he sang old-fashioned tunes that had been passed down through generations. People clapped along in rhythm and swayed their bodies to the beat. As the performance came to an end, the audience erupted into cheers and applause, showing appreciation for the remarkable talent they had just witnessed.

Babe Ruth and his fans in 1925.

The audience was entranced as the young banjo player strummed away. The notes of his instrument filled the room and brought a sense of nostalgia to all who heard it. It was 1920, an era when ragtime music was at its peak and everyone wanted to be part of the scene. This particular evening, the crowd gathered around the stage with admiration for the talented musician before them. His fingers moved gracefully across the strings while he sang old-fashioned tunes that had been passed down through generations. People clapped along in rhythm and swayed their bodies to the beat. As the performance came to an end, the audience erupted into cheers and applause, showing appreciation for the remarkable talent they had just witnessed.

Before and after photos of a Viking ax that was restored.

The before and after photos of this Viking ax are a testament to the power of restoration. This ancient weapon was forged centuries ago, likely by a skilled craftsman in Scandinavia during the height of the Viking Age. The original ax had become tarnished over time and its blade dulled, but with some careful attention it has been restored to its former glory. Now, the blade is sharp and gleaming, while the handle is polished and smooth. Its beauty and craftsmanship remain intact, allowing us to appreciate the skill and artistry of our ancestors.

Beloved country guitar virtuoso and "Hee Haw" host Roy Clark.

Roy Clark was a beloved country guitar virtuoso and host of the iconic American television show "Hee Haw". Born in 1933, Roy began playing music at an early age. By the time he was 14, he had already won two national banjo championships! His career skyrocketed from there; by the 1960s, he had released multiple hit singles and albums, performed on The Grand Ole Opry, and even hosted his own variety show. He is best remembered for co-hosting the long running TV series "Hee Haw" with Buck Owens from 1969 to 1992. Throughout his life, Roy continued to perform and record music, becoming one of the most celebrated country artists of all time.

Chicago traffic in the 1920s.

In the roaring 1920s, Chicago was a bustling city full of life and energy. Traffic on the streets was no exception - with cars, buses, and streetcars whizzing around the busy thoroughfares. The sound of honking horns echoed off the buildings as drivers tried to make their way through the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Horse-drawn carriages were still seen in some areas, although they were gradually being replaced by automobiles. It was an exciting time for the Windy City, as people embraced the new technology and enjoyed the freedom that came along with it. Despite the occasional traffic jam, the ever-evolving transportation system kept Chicago moving forward into the future.

Constructing the massive Zeppelin in 1935. (photograph by David Keyes)

Ernest Hemingway in Milan, Italy. (1918)

Ernest Hemingway's time in Milan, Italy during the summer of 1918 was a defining moment in his life. A young man of just eighteen years old, he had recently volunteered for the Red Cross and found himself amidst the chaos of World War I. During this time, Hemingway discovered an appreciation for culture and beauty that would shape his writing style for decades to come. He explored the city streets, dined at local cafes, and visited historical sites like the Duomo di Milano - all while experiencing the joys of newfound freedom and independence. It was here in Milan where Hemingway began to craft his signature prose; a combination of vivid imagery, lyrical language, and nostalgia that has become synonymous with his literary works.

Family outing on a bicycle built for three, 1910.

In 1910, a family outing on a bicycle built for three was an exciting and unique experience. The family would have been dressed in their finest clothes, with the father at the front of the bike and two children behind him. As they rode along cobblestone streets, the wind blowing through their hair, it was a moment to remember forever. They could stop along the way to enjoy the sights and sounds of the city, or take a break to grab an ice cream cone from a local shop. It was a time when families spent quality time together and created lasting memories that were sure to be cherished for years to come.

Freddie Mercury being fabulous at his 40th birthday party in 1986.

Freddie Mercury was the life of the party at his 40th birthday celebration in 1986. He arrived looking fabulous and ready to rock, wearing a bright blue suit with white pinstripes and a matching fedora hat. His presence lit up the room as he greeted everyone with hugs and kisses. The night's festivities included an abundance of delicious food, drinks, music, and laughter. Guests were treated to performances from some of Freddie's closest friends, including Elton John and David Bowie. As the night went on, it became clear that this was no ordinary party - it was a celebration of one of the greatest singers of all time!

Here's a 1941 Horch 853 Sport Cabriolet firetruck conversion.

This 1941 Horch 853 Sport Cabriolet firetruck conversion is a true classic. Built by the German automaker August Horch & Cie, this vehicle was first produced in 1939 and has since become an iconic symbol of the company’s commitment to quality and innovation. Its unique design features a sleek black body with red accents and chrome trim, giving it a timeless look that will never go out of style. The interior boasts luxurious leather seating and plenty of room for passengers, making it perfect for long drives or special occasions. Under the hood lies a powerful V-8 engine, capable of reaching speeds up to 80 mph – more than enough power to get you where you need to go! This rare find is sure to be a conversation starter at any car show or gathering, so don't miss your chance to own a piece of automotive history.

Here's a man passed out on top of empty bottles of booze during the end of Prohibition in 1933.

The night of December 5th, 1933 was a momentous one for the United States. After 13 years of Prohibition, Americans were finally able to legally purchase and consume alcohol again. On this special evening, in the midst of celebration, lies a man passed out on top of several empty bottles of booze. He is wearing a tattered fedora hat and a worn-out suit that has seen better days. His face is covered with stubble and his breath smells like whiskey. As he sleeps peacefully, surrounded by empty bottles, it's clear that he had been celebrating the end of Prohibition all night long. This man is an example of how many people celebrated the repeal of Prohibition - with excessive drinking and wild abandon!

Here's the first photograph taken of the White House in 1846.

This is a remarkable photograph taken in 1846 of the White House, just four years after it was first occupied by President John Tyler and his family. It captures the building in its early days as the home of the United States' executive branch; with its iconic pillars, grand entrance steps, and lush grounds that have since become some of the most recognizable symbols of American democracy. The photo also serves as an important reminder of our nation's history and how far we've come since then. This image has been preserved for over 170 years, and will continue to serve as a reminder of the power of the past and inspire us to strive for a better future.

Just another day at the office....a window washer in New York, 1961.

It was just another day at the office for Joe, a window washer in New York City during 1961. He could feel the hustle and bustle of the city beneath his feet as he made his way up to the top of the skyscraper. With every step, Joe felt more connected to the history of this iconic city. As he reached the rooftop, he took a moment to take in the breathtaking view of the cityscape before him. Armed with a bucket full of soapy water and a squeegee, Joe went about his job with enthusiasm and pride, knowing that he was part of something bigger than himself. It was just another day at the office, but it meant the world to Joe.

Keith Richards posing by a sign in 1972.

In 1972, Keith Richards was the epitome of cool. His iconic pose in front of a sign reading "Keith" perfectly encapsulated his rebellious spirit and attitude that would define rock n' roll for decades to come. As one of the founding members of The Rolling Stones, Richards has become a legendary figure in music history with hits like "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" and "Gimme Shelter." Even today, this image of Richards leaning against a wall with his signature style is an enduring symbol of his influence on popular culture.

Mississippi's first interracial couple were married in 1970.

Mississippi's first interracial couple, Mary and Richard Loving, were married in 1970. The Lovings had to travel all the way to Washington D.C., as interracial marriage was illegal in their home state at the time. In 1967, they won a landmark Supreme Court case that struck down laws banning interracial marriage across the United States. This brave act of love forever changed the course of history, inspiring generations of couples who followed in their footsteps. Today, Mississippi is one of many states where people of any race can marry freely—a testament to the power of love and perseverance.

Paul McCartney playing a song for daughter Stella in Los Angeles, 1975. (photo by Harry Benson)

On a balmy summer night in 1975, Paul McCartney took to the stage at Los Angeles' Roxy Theatre and serenaded his daughter Stella with an intimate acoustic performance. As he strummed away on his beloved Gibson J-160E guitar, Harry Benson captured the moment for posterity: McCartney's eyes closed, head tilted back as if lost in the music, while Stella looked up adoringly from her seat in the audience. It was a rare glimpse of the legendary Beatle in a tender, personal moment - one that would become etched into history, immortalizing the bond between father and daughter.

Photos from a Life Magazine article entitled “How to Kiss Properly” from 1942.

In 1942, Life Magazine published an article offering readers advice on how to kiss properly. The photos from this article show a young couple in their 1940s best, embracing each other and sharing a passionate kiss. The woman wears a fashionable dress with her hair perfectly curled while the man is dressed in a sharp suit. Their embrace captures the nostalgia of a time when love was celebrated without inhibition and kissing was seen as a beautiful expression of affection. It's a timeless reminder that even during difficult times, we can still find joy in life's simple pleasures.

Shafts of sunlight illuminating St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, 1971.

The sun shone brightly in the summer sky of 1971, illuminating St. Peter's Basilica and casting a golden glow over the iconic Vatican City landmark. Built between 1506 and 1626, this breathtaking Renaissance church is one of the most recognizable symbols of Catholicism around the world. As shafts of sunlight danced across its marble facade, visitors from all corners of the globe were left in awe of its beauty and grandeur. It was here that Pope Paul VI gave his first public address as pontiff, blessing the thousands of pilgrims who had come to witness the historic event. This momentous occasion marked the beginning of an era of hope and renewal for the Catholic Church, and it still stands today as a reminder of faith and perseverance.

Someone took a handcar and modified it with an Indian motorcycle in 1917.

In 1917, a creative individual took an ordinary handcar and modified it with an Indian motorcycle engine. This innovative creation was the first of its kind, and quickly became popular among those who wanted to travel in style. The vehicle had a unique look, combining the classic design of the handcar with the modern power of the Indian motorcycle. It was capable of reaching speeds up to 40 mph, allowing riders to experience the thrill of adventure as they explored the countryside. For many people, this combination of old and new technology created a nostalgic feeling that is still remembered today.

Stan Lee posing with some young fans in the 1970s.

In the 1970s, Stan Lee was a superhero to many young fans. He radiated energy and enthusiasm as he posed for pictures with them, always wearing his signature aviator sunglasses and giving a big thumbs up. His legacy of creating iconic characters such as Spider-Man, Iron Man, and The Incredible Hulk has endured for decades, inspiring generations of comic book lovers and moviegoers alike. Even in the 70s, it was clear that Stan Lee was a larger than life figure who would go down in history as one of the most beloved writers and editors in Marvel Comics' illustrious history.

Standing Rock Lakota Chief "Rain in the Face" in North Dakota, he fought with Sitting Bull at Little Bighorn in 1876.

Chief "Rain in the Face" was a powerful leader of the Lakota Sioux tribe, born and raised on Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota. He was a fierce warrior who fought alongside Sitting Bull at the Battle of Little Bighorn in 1876, where they famously defeated General Custer's 7th Cavalry. His courage and bravery were unmatched, earning him respect from his people and admiration from his enemies. Rain in the Face continued to fight for Native American rights throughout his life and is remembered today as one of the most influential leaders of the 19th century.

The giant saguaro cactus is a universal symbol of the American Southwest, but the odd growths are referred to as cresting (or cristate) and are rare occurrences.

The giant saguaro cactus is a universal symbol of the American Southwest, its iconic shape and tall stature making it an unmistakable sight in the desert. But did you know that sometimes these plants grow with odd cresting shapes? These rare occurrences are referred to as cristate (or crested) saguaros, and have been documented since the early 1800s by Spanish explorers who first encountered them in Arizona's Sonoran Desert. Cristate saguaros can take on all sorts of unique formations, from wavy lines to spirals or even multiple "arms" growing out of one stem. It's truly a remarkable sight to behold!

The Mercedes Benz SSK ''Count Trossi'' looked a lot like the "Batmobile" in 1949.

The Mercedes Benz SSK ''Count Trossi'' was a sight to behold in 1949. Its sleek, aerodynamic design made it look like something straight out of a comic book - some even compared it to the iconic "Batmobile". The car had an impressive 7-liter engine that could reach speeds up to 100 mph, making it one of the fastest cars on the road at the time. Count Carlo Felice Trossi, who commissioned the vehicle, was a successful Italian racing driver and businessman. He drove his beloved SSK until his death in 1938, after which it was kept in storage for over a decade before being restored to its former glory. It's no wonder why this classic car has become a symbol of luxury and elegance throughout history.

The poodle-like Swiss Valais Blacknose are known as “the world's cutest sheep.”

The Swiss Valais Blacknose is a breed of sheep that has been around for centuries. It's easy to see why it's known as "the world's cutest sheep"! These poodle-like animals have fluffy white coats with black noses, ears, and legs, giving them an adorable teddy bear look. They are also friendly and sociable, making them great companions for farmers and ranchers alike. The breed originated in the mountainous Valais region of Switzerland, where they were bred by shepherds to be hardy enough to survive the harsh winters. Today, these cuddly creatures can still be found grazing on the Alps' lush pastures, providing a reminder of the country's rich agricultural history.

The Statue of Liberty head on display at the World's Fair in Paris in 1878.

The Statue of Liberty head on display at the World's Fair in Paris in 1878 was a sight to behold. It stood tall and proud, a symbol of freedom, hope, and democracy that had been gifted from France to America. The copper statue was designed by French sculptor Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi, who worked tirelessly for over two years to create this iconic masterpiece. Its presence at the fair was an awe-inspiring reminder of the friendship between two countries, and its beauty was admired by all who visited. Even today, the Statue of Liberty stands as a beacon of liberty and justice, reminding us of our shared history and inspiring us to strive for a better tomorrow.

This very direct sign warning people who were visiting Yosemite National Park in 1915.

In 1915, a sign hung at the entrance of Yosemite National Park that warned visitors to "Keep Off The Grass." This stern reminder was designed to protect the park's natural beauty and keep it unspoiled for generations to come. It was an important step in conservation efforts during this era, as many people had begun visiting Yosemite in droves since John Muir first described its wonders in 1864. Today, over four million people visit Yosemite each year, but the same message still stands: respect the environment and appreciate nature’s gifts.

Vincent van Gogh painting "Starry Night Over the Rhône" - 1888.

Vincent van Gogh's "Starry Night Over the Rhône" is a breathtakingly beautiful painting that evokes nostalgia and wonder. Painted in 1888, this masterpiece captures the night sky over the Rhône river in Arles, France. The vivid blues, yellows, and oranges of the stars twinkle against the deep navy sky while the reflection of the stars dances on the shimmering surface of the water below. Van Gogh was known for his use of bold colors and expressive brushstrokes which are both evident in this work. With its vibrant hues and dreamy atmosphere, it’s no wonder why this painting has become an iconic representation of van Gogh’s genius and continues to captivate viewers today.

Workers pose for a photo during the construction of the 60-story tall skyscraper One Chase Manhattan Plaza in 1955. (NYC)

In 1955, the hustle and bustle of New York City was in full swing as construction began on One Chase Manhattan Plaza. As workers posed for a photo to commemorate the start of this massive 60-story skyscraper, they could hardly have imagined that it would become an iconic part of the NYC skyline. This building, designed by Gordon Bunshaft, embodied the spirit of the city with its modernist style that reflected the optimism of post-war America. It was completed in 1961 and has since been featured in many films, television shows, and books, making it one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world.

A beautiful garden portrait with several cannabis plants seen growing in the background, Paris (1910)

In 1910, a beautiful garden portrait was captured in Paris. The vibrant colors of the flowers and plants were illuminated by the sun's rays, while several cannabis plants could be seen growing in the background. This painting is a reminder of the days when cannabis was more widely accepted as medicinal herbs and used for its healing properties. It's interesting to think about how much has changed since then, yet this timeless image still brings us back to simpler times with its nostalgic beauty.

A hawk staring at the camera

The hawk stares with a piercing gaze, its eyes sharp and focused. Its feathers are ruffled from the wind, giving it an air of strength and power. It has been around since ancient times, when it was used by kings to hunt their prey. Today, this majestic bird is still revered for its intelligence, beauty, and grace. From its impressive wingspan to its keen vision, the hawk embodies nobility and wisdom. As it looks into the camera lens, one can almost feel its presence as if time has stood still in that moment.

Audrey Hepburn attending the premiere of "Ben Hur"

Audrey Hepburn was a timeless beauty, and this was never more apparent than when she attended the premiere of "Ben Hur" in 1959. She wore a stunning floor-length gown with a daring neckline that showed off her graceful figure, and accessorized with a delicate pearl necklace. Her iconic dark hair was swept up into an elegant updo. The star dazzled on the red carpet as flashbulbs lit up the night sky. It was a momentous occasion for both Audrey and Hollywood, one that will forever be remembered as a shining example of classic glamour.

Building the first Ferris wheel for the Chicago world's fair in 1893

In 1893, George Washington Gale Ferris Jr. created a masterpiece of engineering that changed the world forever: the first ever Ferris wheel. Built for the Chicago World's Fair in celebration of 400 years since Columbus' discovery of America, this iconic structure was an instant success with fairgoers. Standing 264 feet tall and composed of two 40-foot steel wheels connected by a 45-ton axle, it was an impressive feat of engineering. The 36 cars could each hold up to 60 passengers, who were treated to spectacular views of the city below as they circled around twice every minute. This beloved attraction has become a symbol of amusement parks and carnivals all over the world, reminding us of the wonder and delight of the original one built in 1893.

Coca Cola bottle design throughout the years/ 1899, 1900, 1915, 1916, 1957 and 1986.

Coca Cola has been a beloved refreshment for over 120 years, and its iconic bottle design has gone through many iterations since it was first introduced in 1899. The original bottle's shape was inspired by the cocoa pod, with its signature contour becoming an instantly recognizable symbol of the brand. In 1915, the classic hobble-skirt design was created to make the bottles easier to stack and transport; this look remained unchanged until 1957 when the famous "Dynamic Ribbon" logo debuted on the bottle. Finally, in 1986, Coca Cola released their modernized version of the classic bottle, featuring a sleek silhouette that still evokes nostalgia today. Through all these changes, one thing remains constant: Coca Cola's ability to capture our hearts with every sip.

Here's an Egyptian sarcophagus ring with a gold mummy inside. (1933)

This stunning Egyptian sarcophagus ring is a true relic of the past. Crafted in 1933, it features an intricate gold mummy inside its bezel—a reminder of ancient Egypt and its mysterious history. The delicate details on this piece are remarkable: from the hieroglyphics that adorn the sides to the tiny mummy resting within. It's a perfect representation of the culture and artistry of Ancient Egypt, sure to bring a sense of nostalgia and wonderment to any collector. This unique treasure will surely become the centerpiece of your collection!

Jewish prisoners of the Holocaust are photographed after being liberated from a German “Death Train” at the end of World War II, 1945

The photo of Jewish prisoners liberated from a German “Death Train” at the end of World War II in 1945 is an incredibly powerful image. It captures the joy, relief, and hope of these survivors who had endured so much suffering during their time as prisoners of Nazi Germany. The picture also serves to remind us of the atrocities committed by the Nazis against Jewish people during the Holocaust, and stands as a testament to the resilience and strength of those who survived such unimaginable horrors. This photograph will forever be remembered as a symbol of liberation and freedom that was hard-won through tremendous sacrifice and courage.

Lester William Polsfuss aka Les Paul at the age of 14, in 1929 . (he invented the rack/harmonica holder he has in the photo) The guitarist, songwriter, luthier and inventor was one of the pioneers of the solid-body electric guitar.

At the tender age of 14, Lester William Polsfuss – better known as Les Paul – was already a master of his craft. In 1929, he invented and patented a rack for harmonica holders that would become an essential tool in modern music production. But this was only the beginning of his illustrious career. A true pioneer of rock 'n' roll, Les Paul revolutionized the world of guitar playing with his invention of the solid-body electric guitar. He also wrote some of the most iconic songs in American music history, such as "How High the Moon" and "Vaya Con Dios". His legacy lives on today through his timeless contributions to the art form.

New York City living in 1953.

Living in New York City in 1953 was an experience like no other. The city was alive with music, art, culture, and a bustling energy that defined the decade. From the jazz clubs of Harlem to the bright lights of Broadway, there was something for everyone. It was also during this time that some of the most iconic landmarks were built, such as the Empire State Building, which opened its doors in 1931 and still stands today. Even though life wasn't always easy, people found joy in simple things like taking a walk in Central Park or grabbing a hot dog from a street vendor. Life in 1953 New York City was vibrant, full of adventure and possibilities, and will forever remain one of the most influential cities in history.

Steam engine passing over a highway in Detroit. (1950)

The 1950s were a time of great progress and innovation in Detroit. One of the most iconic images from this era is that of a steam engine passing over a highway, billowing smoke into the sky as it chugs along. The sight was both majestic and powerful, symbolizing the city's growth and transformation during this period. It was an exciting time for Detroiters, who watched with awe as their beloved city developed and changed. This image of a steam engine crossing a highway has become a timeless reminder of Detroit’s past and its bright future.

Steve Buscemi, Adam Sandler, and Brendan Fraser on the set of Airheads, 1993

It was 1993, and the set of Airheads was abuzz with energy. Three of Hollywood's most beloved comedic actors - Steve Buscemi, Adam Sandler, and Brendan Fraser - were working together for the first time to create a classic comedy about three rockers who take a radio station hostage in order to get their demo played on air. While Steve brought his trademark intensity to the role of Officer Dewey, Adam and Brendan provided plenty of laughs as Chazz and Rex, respectively. It was an unforgettable experience that resulted in one of the most iconic comedies of the 90s.

Teenage girl in her room covered with Beatles and Stones memorabilia in the 1960s. .

In the 1960s, a teenage girl's bedroom was often her sanctuary. She could express her individuality and passions through decorating it with her favorite memorabilia. For this young woman, those passions were The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Her walls were adorned with posters of John Lennon and Mick Jagger, while record sleeves from "Abbey Road" and "Exile on Main Street" lined her shelves. A turntable played their classic hits as she daydreamed about being part of the British Invasion sweeping across the U.S. She embraced the music and fashion of the era, living vicariously through these bands that represented freedom and rebellion.

This was the first Pepsi can ever released, 1948.

It's 1948, and something revolutionary is happening - the first ever Pepsi can is being released! This iconic piece of history has changed the way people think about soda forever. The classic red, white, and blue design was an instant hit with consumers, who were looking for a refreshing new way to enjoy their favorite beverage. It quickly became a symbol of American culture and nostalgia, becoming part of popular culture in the decades that followed. With its unique flavor and eye-catching design, this first ever Pepsi can marked the beginning of a long-standing tradition that continues today.

Thousands of people celebrate the end of World War I on Broad Street, Philadelphia, November 11, 1918

On November 11th, 1918, thousands of people gathered on Broad Street in Philadelphia to celebrate the end of World War I. The streets were filled with joy and excitement as citizens of all ages waved flags, cheered, and sang patriotic songs. People hugged each other, some even shedding tears of joy for the long-awaited victory. Fireworks lit up the sky while bands played music that echoed throughout the city. It was a momentous occasion that will forever be remembered in history. Children who had grown up during wartime embraced the newfound peace and celebrated with their families. This day marked an important milestone in American history and is still commemorated today with parades, speeches, and ceremonies honoring those who served in WWI.

Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Jerry O'Connell, and Corey Feldman on the set of ‘Stand By Me, 1986

The summer of 1986 was a special one for the cast of Stand By Me. Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Jerry O'Connell, and Corey Feldman were all just beginning their careers when they came together to film this iconic movie. The four young actors spent months in Oregon filming on location, creating memories that would last them a lifetime. As the sun set each day, the boys could be found laughing and joking around between takes, building friendships that have lasted until today. It's no wonder why Stand By Me has become such an enduring classic - it was made with love by these four talented stars at the start of their amazing journeys.

Zip lining, 1920s-style.

Step back in time and experience the thrill of zip lining as it was meant to be experienced: 1920s-style! Feel the wind rush through your hair as you soar over a lush forest, taking in the sights and sounds of nature. This unique zip line is designed with historical accuracy in mind, featuring vintage pulleys, cables, and carabiners that were used during the Roaring Twenties era. As you glide across the sky, take a moment to appreciate the engineering feats of bygone days and marvel at the beauty of the natural world around you. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure that will leave you feeling like a true pioneer of the past.

A 22-year-old Hillary Clinton, 1969

At 22-years-old, Hillary Rodham Clinton was already making a name for herself. In 1969, she had just graduated from Wellesley College with honors and was preparing to attend Yale Law School in the fall. She was an active member of her college's student government, advocating for civil rights and protesting against the Vietnam War. Her leadership skills were so impressive that she was chosen to be the first-ever student speaker at her graduation ceremony. Despite the tumultuous times, she was determined to make a difference in the world and blaze a trail for other young women to follow.

A breathtaking view of Cochem, Germany

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Power Trip (move)

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Power Trip (Japanese: つけあがる Be Audacious ) is a damage-dealing Dark-type move introduced in Generation VII .

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• 3.2 By breeding
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Power Trip deals damage. It normally has a base power of 20, but gains 20 power for every increased stat stage the user has. Stats decreased below normal do not affect this move's base power.

Its maximum possible base power is 860. This occurs when all seven of the user's stats (Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, Speed, evasion, and accuracy) have been raised the maximum six stages.

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Power Trip cannot be selected in a battle.

Description

By leveling up, by breeding, special move, in other games, pokémon rumble rush.

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• Description prior to Version 2.20.0: The more the user's stats are raised, the greater the power of this move.

In-depth description

This move has a power multiplier that starts at ×1; and for each increase in the user's stats (including critical-hit rate), this multiplier increases by one. This multiplier reaches its maximum of ×12 if the user has stats raised by eleven or more ranks total. [1]

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Core series games, spin-off series games.

• This move originated as a TCG attack .

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The Reddit mods power trips are killing the platform

Can you believe how bad the Reddit mods power trips are getting lately? This isn’t actually something that is new , it’s just new to me because I have been experiencing how fat their heads are getting firsthand with my posts being deleted all the time.

I’ve been on Reddit for over 10 years but just recently started posting my articles to relevant Reddit Threads and only to have a Mod delete my post because THEY don’t like it, even though there were 20+or more thumbs up and thousands of views.

Are you serious right now?

One of the posts that got deleted by a power tripping Reddit mod was a funny one that I posted in the comedy threads of Reddit. It received a lot of Reddit votes and comments. It got so many good votes and comments so what was the problem?

So I messaged the rude mods Reddit deleted messages asking why. And this Idiot claims that it isn’t the type of content for the thread. I’m like, “WTF?” It’s a cartoon from when Peter Griffin from Family guy made fun of the time that Christian Bale had a meltdown on set?

How is that not funny content for a comedy thread?

I see I’m not the only one.

If you do a simple Google search for “ Reddit mods power trip ” you’ll be flooded with results and the comments so far on Reddit pretty much back everything I have gone through also.

If all these people are noticing this problem, then why aren’t the Admins of the Site doing anything about it?

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McDonald's adds new ‘Grandma McFlurry' onto menus for a limited time

The new mcflurry "tastes like a trip down memory lane," according to mcdonald's officials, by francie swidler • published may 17, 2024 • updated on may 17, 2024 at 3:09 pm.

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The limited-edition treat, called the "Grandma McFlurry," hits McDonald's restaurants in Chicago and beyond May 21, a press release said. The dessert, according to the release, was created with the special lady in mind, saying the Chicago-based burger chain is a tried and true place to take grandchildren.

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"McDonald's is the place where lifelong memories are made with grandma," the release said. "From treating us to an impromptu soft serve to letting us have dessert first, grandmas always know how to make us feel special," the release said. "And now, it's her turn."

The new McFlurry flavor features "chopped, crunchy candy pieces (like grandma's favorite treat that she hid in her purse)," the release said, mixed with a "delicious" syrup and vanilla soft serve.

"The Grandma McFlurry tastes like a trip down memory lane, and we're excited to give our fans that experience while honoring the grandma-figure in all our lives," Tariq Hassan, chief marketing and customer experience officer at McDonald's, said in the release.

A photo of the Grandma McFlurry, provided by McDonald's, shows the drink in a red, white and pink cup, with a McDonald's logo atop what appears to be a doily. Underneath the logo, the signature "XOXO, Grandma" can be seen.

The new treat is the latest menu addition to the burger chain. In a recent earnings call, executives said burgers would soon be larger and " more satiating ." McDonald's will also introduce a $5 value meal for a limited time .

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Last month, the chain announced it would add a new  McCrispy chicken sandwich  onto menus for a limited time. Earlier this year, the chain announced it would start selling  Krispy Kreme doughnuts  beginning at breakfast time as part of a new partnership.

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Earlier this year, McDonald's brought back the fan-favorite burger, " The Double Big Mac ." It also plans to phase out  self-service beverage machines  in restaurants nationwide.

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