As you probably know, Neutral Milk Hotel is reunited and touring this year. Up until now, none of their dates were in NYC, but it's just been announced that Neutral Milk Hotel will play Capitol Theatre on January 22, BAM Howard Gilman Opera House on January 23, 24 and 25, and Webster Hall on January 27 and 28 , 2014!Bruce Lee classic 'Enter the Dragon' turns 40, newly-restored print screening at BAM this month with other kung fu films did you get Neutral Milk Hotel tickets? tix on sale: Neutral Milk Hotel, The Julie Ruin, Kendrick Lamar, discount rental car in hawaii Father John Misty, Colin Meloy, Brendan Canning, Cake, more Neutral discount rental car in hawaii Milk Hotel played Maxwell's (in 1998)All I'm saying is that if you are going to bitch about The Man and how all the little people are getting screwed over then you better as fuck not charge a living wage ticket price in return or you are a hypocritical blowhard (regardless how "popular" you are).Fuck fuck fuck on my butt butt butt. My cock is fucking raw and poopy and my butthole is red and bloody like a motherfucking raw steak yo. Holler at my blistered-out fatty cock with that gnarly fuckpiece of yours, Dane. Mmmmmm I'm gay and I love it. Fuck the world, and then my ass please! Being a homo never felt so good. Wesleyan discount rental car in hawaii University dicksmokers unite!One douche in this thread: 3:42. Anti-Occupy discount rental car in hawaii cunt whose here only to whine because Mangum played for OWS - douche is posting over and over and won't have the decency to die of ball cancer like he should.April Ludgate loves these guys, so I checked them out, can't wait to rock to some NMH, drink some beers on the train, hit up a bar before hand, maybe a slice of za so I don't get too wasted, should be lots of fun!Presale is usually only like 10-15% of the total available and this one seems invite only (and leaked links) so I'd try again tomorrow when the regular tickets go on sale , though discount rental car in hawaii I'm sure Saturday will sell the quickest out of the gate@12:02, BAM will be better. Remember. NMH fanatics are rabid losers meaning they will be lined up to get in both BAM and Webster hours beforehand. If you want a good spot at either you are going to have to suck it up and wait as well. Difference is at least BAM will be nice and seated. Webster you will be crowded up and packed in against sweaty nasty smelling people. Unless you are up close at Webster, the sound pretty much sucks.To the guy insisting this tour is will-call only, CALL THE MERCURY discount rental car in hawaii LOUNGE BOX OFFICE. They are open right now, and they already have printed tickets which are going onsale tomorrow. I'm guessing this means Ticketmaster will also have physical/e-tickets."@12:02, BAM will be better. Remember. discount rental car in hawaii NMH fanatics are rabid losers meaning they will be lined up to get in both BAM and Webster hours beforehand. If you want a good spot at either you are going to have to suck it up and wait as well. Difference is at least BAM will be nice and seated. Webster you will be crowded up and packed in against sweaty nasty smelling people. Unless you are up close at Webster, the sound pretty much sucks."12:19 that is the exact reason why BAM will be worse. The rabid NMH fans are going to take all of the good seats; you won't get anything but far right/left if you get there any later than 3 hours before doors. At least Webster is forward-oriented and you never really get too screwed. GA seating is always a nightmare.Did you even read what I wrote moron. Both BAM and Webster you are going to have to get there super early to get a good seat/spot. That being said I would rather be in a good seat at BAM than standing up front packed in at WebsterWhat you said about balcony is true at BAM. Center Orchestra you are so wrong. It is a great seat and sound there. Once you get past the center of the orchestra at BAM is where it gets bad. The sides suck as well.Says the clueless fool. If you are not up close at Webster, the sound sucks and the sight lines bad as well. You are going to have to get there 3 hours before doors at Webster to even get close to the front.discount rental car in hawaii I always thought that NMH were a bit overhyped, so I'm happy to get one night at BAM and be done with it, but for what it's worth if you are a real fan and you want the best NY area experience I would get up to Capitol Theater without hesitation. Nicest space, best size, best layout and sightlines, best sound, best everything."Says the clueless fool. If you are not up close at Webster, the sound sucks and the sight lines bad as well. You are going to have to get there 3 hours before doors at Webster to even get close to the front."I love when people argue about the sound as if it's entirely dependent on venue. I've seen shows at both BAM and Webster with great/terrible sound. The mix is more important. BAM usually has a better mix, but I'm sure the sound for all of these shows will be great simply because discount rental car in hawaii the artists and the technicians know what they're doing, and care about the show enough to tweak it to perfection.haha says the keyboard commando. you can always tell when someone is a purely online personality when they use weird language like 'sniveling worm' and call people insects discount rental car in hawaii and stuff like that, because no sane person would ever use that language in actual conversation. only when talking to themselves, or anonymously online to other people.Jimmy McMillan, who rose to fame during the 2010 New York gubernatorial election as the man with the campaign tagline "The rent is too damn high" has officially endorsed Anthony Weiner for New York mayor2:59, Not sure i would so freely admit you have been waiting for someone to show up at Jay Street station for 2 years. I mean god forbid they would assume you are the biggest fucking loser on the planet.Alright alright ladies, playtime's over. Who wants to get taught a lesson now? You just bring that shit down to Brooklyn discount rental car in hawaii Bowl tonight, you know what to do. We'll straighten out that piss poor attitude for you. Fucking entitled pussies.Okay, anyhoo, in his Pitchfork interview in the early oughts or something he said he's never stopped writing songs, he just became very disenchanted with fame and the scrutiny it involved and stopped recording and performing publicly. Honestly, after 10+ years he probably has a 100 new Jeff/NMH songs waiting discount rental car in hawaii to be finished/fleshed out. The pixies this is not.Source:http://cyctugejya.blogspot.com/2013/08/i-love-when-people-argue-about-sound-as.html
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It's official: Conn. approves bill writing Wright Brothers out of history, irst in flight? Yeah, right.That's the message from Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, who announced Wednesday that he had signed into law a measure insisting that Bridgeport resident Gustave Whitehead flew in 1901 -- two years before Wilbur and Orville Wright lifted off from Kitty Hawk, N.C.“The Governor shall proclaim a date certain in each year as Powered Flight Day to honor the first powered flight by [the Wright brothers] Gustave Whitehead and to commemorate the Connecticut aviation and aerospace industry,” reads House Bill No. 6671, which passed into law as Public Act no. 13-210 on June 25.The bill -- which also declares the "ballroom polka" as the official state polka -- was a vindication for Australian historian John, who unveiled in March what he calls photographic proof that Whitehead flew over Connecticut in 1901, “two years, four months, and three days before the Wright brothers.”Brown told FoxNews.com Thursday morning that the ruling was an appropriate recognition of Whitehead's work."After peer review earlier this year confirmed the finding that Gustave Whitehead was the first person to fly a powered airplane (long before the Wright brothers), society at large has now begun commemorating this achievement," Brown told FoxNews.com."Since Whitehead was a Connecticut resident, it was only appropriate that the Connecticut Assembly and Governor led the way."The Wright brothers soared into history books on Dec. 17, 1903, following their historic, 852-foot, 59-second flight at Kitty Hawk, N.C. -- an achievement for which the duo are widely described as being “first in flight.” But historians have long known that others were working on a variety of flying machines, including a fellow U.S. resident, German immigrant Gustave Whitehead (born Weisskopf).Whitehead flew early in the morning of Aug. 14, 1901, Brown has claimed. His winged, bird-like plane was called No. 21, or "The Condor"; with wooden wheels and canvas wings stretched taut across bat-like wooden arms, it rose over a pasture in Fairfield, Conn. at dawn, and covered an estimated 1.5 miles at a height of 50 feet, he said.Since Brown’s March revelation, controversy has swirled around his claims.Historians with the Smithsonian Museum in particular -- curators of the Wright Brother’s plane -- continue to express doubts about Brown’s claims."I’m still absolutely convinced -- as I think most historians are -- that the Wrights were first, and Whitehead in all probability never left the ground," Tom Crouch, senior curator of aeronautics from the museum, told FoxNews.com in early June. Besides, history is factual, not based on laws, he said."You don’t legislate history. History is a process. People make up their minds based, I hope, on some thought given to the evidence," he said."And I think when people do look seriously at the evidence for the Whitehead claims, they’ll see that it falls apart."
