Phoebeo Posted November 9, 2011 Share Posted November 9, 2011 November 7, 2011 - submitted by Luthfi, Indonesia[/color][/b] Q. Greetings almighty Oracle, I want to ask you about the song Don Quixote will it be released as a single, out of the album like the Christmas Lights back in 2010? And one more thing, will there be more music video of the tracks from Mylo Xyloto? Thanks, Luthfi, Indonesia The Oracle replies: One of my responses back in March has been proved right in that the track wasn't planned for Mylo Xyloto. I stand by that reply saying I doubt it will be a b side to any songs from the album. I will go one step further and also say that it will not be released as a single outside of the album. On the way to Madrid last week as the forecast was rain, I pondered whether the band would play it given its alternative name is Spanish Rain. Sound man Dan Green said, "oh yeah, I forgot about that song". I suspect the band have for the time being... FYI: the second the band walked out on to the stage, it began to rain. :facepalm: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 9, 2011 Share Posted November 9, 2011 November 9, 2011 - submitted by Colin, United States of America Q. Will The Hardest Part be released in an acoustic version (like with Lost?) similar to in LRLRL? I ask this because I thought that the LRLRL version was as good as the album version, but I don't always want to listen to Postcards From Far Away when I listen to it. Thanks for answering! The Oracle replies: Why would anyone not want to always listen to Postcards From Far Away? Anyway, no, there is no point in releasing a song that a) was released as a single from album 3 and b) an acoustic version is, as you say, already available on LRLRL. Press skip? Just an idea... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 9, 2011 Share Posted November 9, 2011 November 9, 2011 - submitted by Nicole, Canada Q. Dear Oracle, I don't yet have a wedding date (let alone a boyfriend), but I was wondering if Coldplay would play at my wedding? Thanks for your time! Nicole The Oracle replies: Bloomin' heck Nicole, one step at a time eh? Next you'll be buying a dress. You haven't got one already have you? I've seen programmes about women who book churches before finding a groom... Assuming you're not one of those ladies, don't rush into finding a future husband because the band don't do weddings, funerals or Bar Mitzvahs*. *Or indeed any other hire outs for special occasion. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 9, 2011 Share Posted November 9, 2011 November 9, 2011 - submitted by Matt, United Kingdom Q. Dear Mr Oracle, I was fortunate enough to get tickets for the Little Noise Sessions show. Any ideas as to the sort of set as I know its supposed to be acoustic only which won't suit Mylo Xyloto? The Oracle replies: Lucky you, it will be a great night. I disagree however about Mylo Xyloto tracks not suiting acoustic treatment. Did you not hear Hurts Like Heaven on Radio 1's Live Lounge? My opinion is that most songs start in an acoustic form anyway so it's just a case of stripping them back down. I think there's plenty songs from the album that will work with just Chris & Jonny performing them but I don't actually know what's planned for that show. I wouldn't tell you if I did of course! They're sure to some oldies too so I'm guessing a mixed bag and who knows, maybe a cover? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TraceOddity Posted November 10, 2011 Share Posted November 10, 2011 Mr. Oracle?:lol: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MartinFan Posted November 10, 2011 Share Posted November 10, 2011 November 9, 2011 - submitted by Nicole, Canada[/color][/b] Q. Dear Oracle, I don't yet have a wedding date (let alone a boyfriend), but I was wondering if Coldplay would play at my wedding? Thanks for your time! Nicole The Oracle replies: Bloomin' heck Nicole, one step at a time eh? Next you'll be buying a dress. You haven't got one already have you? I've seen programmes about women who book churches before finding a groom... Assuming you're not one of those ladies, don't rush into finding a future husband because the band don't do weddings, funerals or Bar Mitzvahs*. *Or indeed any other hire outs for special occasion. *Cough, Cough.......* 1 Million* Cough* 1 Million:lol: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TraceOddity Posted November 10, 2011 Share Posted November 10, 2011 *Cough, Cough.......* 1 Million* Cough* 1 Million:lol: After all, Boys, we know you could use the money. :lol: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 10, 2011 Share Posted November 10, 2011 November 10, 2011 - submitted by Stefanie, United Kingdom Q. Hello dear Oracle, As I am currently studying in the UK I try really hard to get any payable ticket for a Coldplay show here, but until now all my attempts failed. Now I found this page, where tickets are offered for an acceptable and relatively cheap price of 44 Pound for the Little Noise session. But it says for "General Admission". Can you help me, what is meant by that? Are the tickets worth buying? Or can I hope for other shows / extended tour next year, as this years tour schedule isn't that big so far?! Alright, long talk. Thanks a lot. Cheers The Oracle replies: The tickets for that show were sold at a face value of £50. It is a charity event so you shouldn't be able to find tickets for sale at a cheaper price than £50. It's obviously not an official ticket outlet. I do not advise you to buy this ticket as there's no guarantee it's genuine and you may not get in. General Admission just means there is no allocated seat. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 10, 2011 Share Posted November 10, 2011 November 10, 2011 - submitted by David, Canada Q. Dear Oracle, I am a 20 yrs old student who has always loved playing and composing music. I am currently enrolled in a 4-year baccalaureate in mechanical engineering. Unfortunately, that program imposes long days at school plus a great amount of homework. I don't like the fact that I spend a lot less time playing music since I am in University. I am thinking about switching program for something that would allow me to have more time for myself. Mechanical Engineering is not a passion for me but it would assure me to have a great job (and I obviously don't hate it). However, I'd like to have enough time to form a band and make shows. Sorry for that long contextualization. Now my question is: Would you recommend me to continue in that field and to maybe try forming a serious band after I am done with my studies, or rather to find something else and to have more time to exploit my talent? I know it is a hard question to answer and I am not looking for a sudden revelation. But if you could give me something more thoughtful than something like: "If that is what you want to do, then do it", then I will be very grateful. Thank you very much, long live Coldplay I love all their albums (especially Parachutes). The Oracle replies: It is a hard question to answer because you say you love playing and composing and also refer to it as a "talent" so I am assuming you rate yourself as being pretty good at it. If you really believe the music you make is amazing and needs to be heard, I believe you can find a way to do that while still studying. There are so many people who juggle school, work, family etc. and continue with music so why not you? Personally the state of the music industry today leads me to advise you to stay at college and finish your course. When you have completed it, see how you feel. I encourage people to follow their dreams but these days I think it's vital to have a career to fall back on if music doesn't work out - which for many doesn't and never will. Sorry, but that's the reality. It shouldn't stop you doing what you love; if it's that important you will find a way to make it work. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 10, 2011 Share Posted November 10, 2011 November 10, 2011 - submitted by Timothy, United States of America Q. Has Moving To Mars ever been played live? I think it's a great song and I feel it has been somewhat forgotten. The Oracle replies: I am pretty sure they have only ever played Moving To Mars live once. The song was performed at London's Roundhouse on Friday 22nd July. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 11, 2011 Share Posted November 11, 2011 November 11, 2011 - submitted by The Oracle, United Kingdom Q. WHO'D LIKE TO JOIN TEAM ORACLE? When I answer questions of a personal nature, Coldplay.com readers often get in touch with their own thoughts. So, we now have a weekly feature, Team Oracle, whereby each Friday (with the question asker's permission) we open up a question to all of you to answer too. Then, the following Friday, I'll post a selection of the best answers, alongside my own reply. ANYONE can join in so, if you'd like to, please email your response to the following question, in no more than 250 words, to [email protected] before Thursday 17th November. I am in need of some relationship advice. Me and my girlfriend have been having a few troubles. She has informed me she feels guarded from me after having an argument in a nightclub. This feeling did not resolve after a week and she broke up with me. She is still living in our flat and is moving out at the weekend. Last night I tried to rekindle our love by making a romantic gesture, by shouting my love mixed with lines of Romeo and Juliet up to her on a balcony. This is uncharacteristic of me so I thought it would mean a lot. She informed me it wasn't enough. That the only thing that might of worked was a marriage proposal. This is where it turns ugly, then during the conversation after what she had just said I ask her to marry me. She is like I don't believe you, you're insincere. Now we are stuck because I love her and I would marry her because it means so much to her and I only want to spend my life with her. It is the case now that, how can I buy a ring and ask her because it only seems I'm doing it as a last desperate plea to stop her leaving. It is a 3 year relationship but we are quite young I'm 23 and she is 21. I'm sure she still loves me because if not why would she want a proposal to try and save it in the first place. Jack. Look forward to seeing your replies. The Oracle. The Oracle replies: Please email your replies to [email protected] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 11, 2011 Share Posted November 11, 2011 November 11, 2011 - submitted by Laila, Egypt Q. TEAM ORACLE QUESTION - #46 Two of my best friends, whom I've known for the past 7 years, keep asking me to hang out with them every weekend. But I really don't like hanging out with them cause it always involves doing something crazy and drinking. I always lie and tell them that my parents wouldn't let me go out that day or that I'm busy studying. Eventually they'll stop trying to be friends with me. They don't understand that I don't like doing what they do every week. Now that I don't have any classes with the both of them at school anymore, we don't spend much time together. So in order for me to see them, I have to go out with them. I just don't know what to do. Help? Laila The Oracle replies: Laila you're in a vicious circle because seeing them means going out with them which means being around when they're doing stuff you don't like so forgive me for being blunt but why bother seeing them at all? Given you spend most of your time avoiding them I'm not sure why you don't just cut all ties with them completely. 7 years is a long time but you have outgrown your friends and I think it's time to be honest. You're putting yourself through unnecessary stress. I think you will feel better once you have talked to them. If you can find the right time to sit down with them both and have a casual chat. You don't have to make a big thing out of it, just tell them you feel uncomfortable being around some of the things they do. If you think there's something that can be salvaged, ask if there's anything the 3 of you could do together that doesn't involve them drinking etc. They may surprise you and compromise. If they're not willing to then at least you've been heard and can walk away and they will know why. It is your decision and it's mature of you to not get dragged into their world. It takes a lot not to give into peer pressure; you should be very proud - that's not meant to be patronizing, most of us know how hard it is. You've got this far so stay true to yourself by just explaining why you don't spend time with them as much as you used to. If they're as mature as you and value the friendship, they will accept who you are and the ethics you live by. Over to you. Laila, I completely understand your problem. I have friends the same way. I can't hang out with them without the cops eventually having to get involved. It's hard trying to be friends when they're always doing the wrong thing. See, what you need to do, is tell them the truth. After knowing you're not into that kind of stuff, they will either try to do things less, how do I put this... Troublesome. Or, they'll just, not invite you anymore. No matter what you do, someone's feelings will be hurt, but with friends like that, they aren't too trustworthy. Montana Laila, I actually went through something similar to what you are experiencing now when I was in college. I remember hitting a point where I didn't want to continue to be around many of the friends I had had from aged seven though they were still dear to me because of the excessive drinking/other things they would do whenever we all hung out. It can be a painful and confusing time. It seems like perhaps your life is growing in a different direction than your friends' lives. That is fine and is actually just part of growing and being human. But the good news is that you do have some options. You can explain to your friends that you are interested in doing something different for a change and you can invite them along. This may give you all a chance to reconnect around something other than drinking. You may give this a chance and find that they are not interested. If that is the case, it does not mean that you will not continue to keep in touch with them or that you will not even reconnect years from now. But I say give it a try because the fact that they call you to hand out all the time shows that they are interested in being your friend. And, you never know, but maybe you will reconnect around something you all can have fun with. Just continue to follow your heart. When I experienced this same thing, I ended up finding a group of amazing new friends. Ten years later, I have remained in with all of these people, both the old and the new friends. Take care. Susannah. I understand your tricky and difficult situation. As they are your close friends it would be better to be honest with them even if it will be difficult. Talking about it with them can make the situation easier to handle once they understand your point of view. You could try and reach a compromise with them by hanging out with them but suggest doing something that you know you would be more comfortable with. This way you get to see them but you don't have to do something you don't want to do. This also lets them know that you do want to stay in touch with them but you just don't want to do what they do every week because you aren't comfortable with it. The best of luck. Gurveena. Here is my advice. I know that you love these people, but it is clear you guys are going in different directions. I'm glad you are deciding to make smart decisions and avoid drinking and partying all the time. I'm 19 and I had a good friend that I had been in contact with for all of junior high and high school, when senior year hit, he got really into partying and drinking and things just changed. I knew I wanted to be friends, but I wasn't sure how. I figured a good way to be friends with him was to call him with a plan already in mind. So I would suggest meeting up for lunch or going to see a movie, that way, after it was over, we could go our separate ways and I would still be happy that we spent some time together doing something worthwhile that didn't involve partying! I'm sorry you are going through this, it's really hard! Just remember that friendships change over the years and something new will come soon enough. You can stay friends with these girls, but just make smart decisions. Good luck! Paige. It must hurt to be in that situation, because you care about your friends, but you don't care for what they do. I know how that feels, a little bit. I'm a freshman at college and it seems like so many people here like to go out and get drunk, and I don't really want to at all. I think it's awesome that you try to avoid that kind of atmosphere because, all fun aside, drinking often gets us into problems. Last month my friend woke up after a binge lying in a stranger's driveway without his shoes. He has no clue how it happened. Now, if you're wondering what to do, you don't have to hang out with these people. You may really love them as friends, especially because you've known them for so long, but if you no longer feel comfortable with them, they're not the best friends for you. A true friend doesn't pressure you into anything. Even if they drink, they really should never expect you to or make you. My best advice is, find some new friends. I'm not suggesting you completely disown your old ones. Try inviting them to lunch on the weekends, or out for coffee, or study together, settings far removed from wild parties. Meanwhile, look for people who share your values and interests. It sounds obscenely cliched, but really, join a club or something similar. Or grow close to the other friends you already have. It will be painful to let go of your old friends, but I promise it will be worth it. Amber. Keeping secrets is a difficult and trying thing to do. I think you need to tell your friends how you feel. Perhaps say, in passing, that you would rather go to the movies or something instead of partying. You could even have them round to your house and then tell them you much prefer hanging out with them to partying. Once you let them know how you feel, they may simply acquiesce. If you can present it to them casually they'll see it that way, too. Be sure to stand your ground though: don't let them convince you to do something you don't want to do. If they insist, just say you'll have to hang out with them another time. And if your friends can't respect your wishes, they certainly aren't the right friends for you. Try to make some new friends in classes; it sounds like you are quite lonely in class and meeting new people is never a bad thing! Take this time away from them to meet people that like to do the same things as you. Good luck Laila. I know these sorts of things can be quite difficult but I promise that it will pass! Elspeth, Toronto. Your friends have chosen a different way than yours, to spend their weekends. You're a reasonable person, you know that it's not good at all to drink alcohol so why don't you tell them the true reason which is yours. Although you have known your friends for the past seven years, you are growing up differently but if they listen to you and care for you then it is time to help them stop drinking and doing bad things as you tell me. If they keep on that way, their health will get worse and you know it. The three of you have teenage dreams and no need to drink alcohol and do 'bad things' to have a good time. Whether they trust you and are really your friends in order to share good weekends with you, or they are becoming just different, then I sincerely wish that you won't follow them and have the kind of friends you deserve who care for you and love you, such as a treasure you are. Dominique. First of all, Laila, this is a difficult situation to be in, and I sympathize with you completely. I recently went through the same kind of experience, as I recognized the friends that I grew up with were pulling me into a cycle I did not want to be in. It can be difficult saying no, because ultimately, you could actually end up parting company with your friends. Some people use drinking and partying as an escape when they are young, presumably out of an attempt to "live life to the fullest" or "enjoy their youth". While this might be how some people celebrate their lives, it doesn't sound like you feel the same way. It sounds like you value intellectual achievement, education, personal growth, and clear experience over escape; and in the end, if you follow your own path, these things will honour your youth more than late nights and "good times" ever will. It is sad that we all go our own way as we get older, but it is even more sad to sacrifice your own unique path to keep other people happy, even if they used to be your friends. Who knows, maybe if you stop going out, they might stop as well. Their reaction might reveal to you how much you mean to them. Remember, it is your life and it will always be your own decision. All the best, Jesse. I think the best for all of you is to tell your friends the truth about your feelings. Tell them in all your honesty, that you do like hanging out with them but you don't like the drinking and crazy parts of it. If you keep being gentile and calm during your "speech", I think they will understand your feelings. You can also propose to meet somewhere where they aren't able to drink much, such as the cinema or having dinner together. This way you show them you do like hanging out together and it is a solution for your problem, because you do meet them but they won't drink too much. Good luck, Renske. It sounds like these friends are important to you. When you say that your parents won't let you go out, that just give you an excuse to avoid what you are really afraid of telling them the truth. You've been friends with them for 7 years, and being friends, they should understand your point of view. I know you might feel they don't understand, but if you explain why you don't feel comfortable drinking or rather spend time with someone else, hopefully they will understand. Therefore, maybe suggest just hanging out at your house, going to the mall, or going out to dinner. Something you may want to ask yourself and in general: is this friendship causing you more happiness or anxiety. If not, there is little happiness, and in order to find people with similar interests hang out with others and form new friendships. Easier said than done, but you don't know until you try! Devorah. I can relate to you in this situation, a group of people I hung around with would keep trying to convince me to do things I was uncomfortable doing, like drinking, and I would even tell them I couldn't go to their parties where they got heavily intoxicated, because my mother wouldn't let me. The people I fell in with then were my friends from childhood, but when they got involved in alcohol, it changed them. Eventually I couldn't put up with it anymore, and I got mixed in with a group of people I could relate to, and that did things I was comfortable doing. Laila, you don't need to let them force you into doing anything you do not want to do, you need to tell them you aren't into going to crazy parties, if they're your friends, then they'll understand, but if not, there are plenty of people who can relate to you. Best wishes, Bradley H. Please do join in and submit your replies. Click to read this week's Team Oracle question, and send us your answer. 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TraceOddity Posted November 11, 2011 Share Posted November 11, 2011 November 9, 2011 - submitted by Nicole, Canada[/color][/b] Q. Dear Oracle, I don't yet have a wedding date (let alone a boyfriend), but I was wondering if Coldplay would play at my wedding? Thanks for your time! Nicole The Oracle replies: Bloomin' heck Nicole, one step at a time eh? Next you'll be buying a dress. You haven't got one already have you? I've seen programmes about women who book churches before finding a groom... Assuming you're not one of those ladies, don't rush into finding a future husband because the band don't do weddings, funerals or Bar Mitzvahs*. *Or indeed any other hire outs for special occasion. A-HA!! Chris just told Howard Stern that he might do weddings and Barmitsvahs for a million,lol!!:P Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 14, 2011 Share Posted November 14, 2011 November 14, 2011 - submitted by Thom, United States of America Q. I hear there's word of a band called So Sweet The Hour touring with Coldplay soon. The band neither said this nor denies this. All that they say is that they "really want to in the very near future." Can you clear this up for me? The Oracle replies: No, the band is not touring with Coldplay but I guess you know that already... Oh Thom if you're going to advertize your own band, at least have the nouse to write in with a false name rather than your own. Tsk tsk shame on you since you could have legitimately submitted a video via our Exhibition Room*. *Don't submit it now though - you've had your plug. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 14, 2011 Share Posted November 14, 2011 November 14, 2011 - submitted by Tony, United States of America Q. In a question you answered today, you mentioned that all the ep's are listed in the recordings section. Why isn't the Don't Panic single listed? It exists. I own it and it has an amazing red cover. The Oracle replies: Just because it exists and you own a copy doesn't mean it's worthy of a position in our Recordings section because... it wasn't actually released as a single in the UK; it was limited to a few territories which is the reason it's not included as a release. The U.K just had it as a promo single which is entirely different. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Phoebeo Posted November 14, 2011 Share Posted November 14, 2011 November 14, 2011 - submitted by Thom, United States of America[/color][/b] Q. I hear there's word of a band called So Sweet The Hour touring with Coldplay soon. The band neither said this nor denies this. All that they say is that they "really want to in the very near future." Can you clear this up for me? The Oracle replies: No, the band is not touring with Coldplay but I guess you know that already... Oh Thom if you're going to advertize your own band, at least have the nouse to write in with a false name rather than your own. Tsk tsk shame on you since you could have legitimately submitted a video via our Exhibition Room*. *Don't submit it now though - you've had your plug. The Oracle (Debs?) is awesome. :awesome: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 14, 2011 Share Posted November 14, 2011 November 14, 2011 - submitted by Talia, Canada Q. Oh great Oracle, can Chris really ride a unicycle in an elephant suit? The Oracle replies: You saw it with your own eyes so why don't you believe it to be true? Ok, well if you need proof, read the interview with Mat Whitecross who tells Anchorman all about the video. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
busybeeburns Posted November 14, 2011 Share Posted November 14, 2011 ian?^I'd had the same thought! I can't play any instruments so it would be a very shit band if the question came from me! :p Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TraceOddity Posted November 14, 2011 Share Posted November 14, 2011 ^:lol: Yeah...nice one, Thom. Really smooth,lol! :p Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 15, 2011 Share Posted November 15, 2011 November 15, 2011 - submitted by Alicia, United States of America Q. Dear Oracle I have two questions: First. Why Coldplay don't like to do weddings, funerals and special occasions? Second. Where can I get LRLRL? I hope you can answer me :) The Oracle replies: Let's go with your second question first. LRLRL is still available by clicking on the butterfly icon which you will find at the bottom left corner on the home page of this very site. As for question one, I didn't say they didn't like to, I said they don't. It's not very practical is it? They're a touring band with an incredibly busy schedule, imagine how many people would want to hire them if they did? They'd have time for nothing else! In my personal yet humble opinion it's not that credible either. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 15, 2011 Share Posted November 15, 2011 November 15, 2011 - submitted by Melissia, United States of America Q. Oracle, hello there. Oh great one! Have to say the Saturday Nite Live episode was great. I laughed so hard when Chris was on the Weekend Update segment. Would he consider doing comedy-acting? Thank you Oracle! The Oracle replies: It's a shame we can't all watch the clip of Chris in the Weekend Update sketch but if you watch this SNL skit from the same show instead, you will be rewarded around the 3'18 mark. Chris has appeared as himself in a couple of comedy things; Extras and a very real life interview with Ricky Gervais - neither of which had elements of truth to them. It's a fun perk of being in Coldplay and Chris is a very funny guy, but the band is his passion so he'll be sticking to that. EDIT It's a shame we can't all watch the clip of Chris in the Weekend Update* sketch but if you watch this SNL skit from the same show instead, you will be rewarded around the 3'18 mark. Chris has appeared as himself in a couple of comedy things; Extras and a very real life interview with Ricky Gervais - neither of which had elements of truth to them. It's a fun perk of being in Coldplay and Chris is a very funny guy, but the band is his passion so he'll be sticking to that. *Thanks to Jesse for the Weekend Update link. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NumbersGirl Posted November 15, 2011 Share Posted November 15, 2011 It's a shame we can't all watch the clip of Chris in the Weekend Update sketch Huh? It's here... http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/weekend-update-garth-and-kat/1368129 <iframe id="NBC Video Widget" width="512" height="347" src="http://www.nbc.com/assets/video/widget/widget.html?vid=1368129" frameborder="0"></iframe> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mimixxx Posted November 15, 2011 Share Posted November 15, 2011 It isn't available outside of the US though. It is on YouTube, but maybe she didn't want to advocate illegal uploading of copywrited material or something. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NumbersGirl Posted November 15, 2011 Share Posted November 15, 2011 It isn't available outside of the US though. It is on YouTube, but maybe she didn't want to advocate illegal uploading of copywrited material or something.Oh, so even if you click play on the NBC link it won't work? I didn't realize NBC were such meanies. :phu: Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tash Posted November 15, 2011 Share Posted November 15, 2011 Oh, so even if you click play on the NBC link it won't work? I didn't realize NBC were such meanies. :phu: Look! :( Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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