Jan 20, 2012. When I started doing it in 2002, I was succumbing to many a sedentary writer's curse: bad back, bad knees, low energy, etc. Huge piles of crayfish on newspaper--bright red and inviting, and the thought of picking up some po-boys on French bread to take on a road trip to see the plantations was never. Collection assembled. View all shared files. Unique Visitors. Current Favorites. Total Unique Favorites. Class: Demoman, Engineer, Heavy, Medic, Pyro, Scout, Sniper, Soldier, Spy. Item Slot: Headgear, Weapon, Misc, Taunt. Mar 21, 2015 @ 7:00pm. Nov 18 @ 6:02pm.

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November 5th, 2014 at 4:24 pm by Gerard It may have escaped your attention earlier this week, what with all the column inches afforded Taylor Swift's decision to remove music from Spotify, that the last remaining American who witnessed the formation of Matador Records had either passed away or disabled their Facebook account. With this historic occasion in mind, we've assembled a 102 song Matador playlist at Spotify that will either have you partying like it's 1889 or perhaps will provoke a huge outcry over all songs that are missing (for instance, Taylor Swift's earliest works for Matador). Write down your favorite omissions, and we'll try to get 'em cleared in time for our 110th Anniversary! August 16th, 2012 at 5:38 pm by Gerard (because you've already heard far too much Whitesnake in your lifetime, here's The Sickness, instead) I'd make a pretty good Lionel Huntz, but more importantly, reports a Whitesnake concert goer is suing after slipping in a pile of puke at a show last December. Lindy Butcher, 39, went to the gig with her friend Caroline Burns and was walking to the Loft Bar in Newport Leisure Centre when she said she slipped and her feet went from under her, causing her to fall and land on both knees. She said she was helped up by a man at the gig, on December 7, 2011, who told her she had fallen in sick. Ms Butcher, who was not drinking as she was driving them both home that night and had flat-soled Converse trainers on, said: “It was horrifying, you don’t expect to fall in someone’s vomit.” Ms Butcher, landlady at the Cwmcarn Hotel,was cleaned up with disinfectant, she says.

She missed the start of the concert as she had to go to the first aid room and spoke to the front desk to explain what had happened. She then sat down to let Miss Burns enjoy the concert. Ms Butcher’s tickets were refunded as a goodwill gesture.

A claim filed against Newport council said she suffered bruising and soreness to her knees as well as pain through her neck and shoulders and muscle spasms between her ribs. October 25th, 2011 at 11:22 am by Stuart Davie What do you want for Halloween? Not a question often asked, but let Matador take the time to make sure you're all getting what you want for this, the most special of holidays. Burned retinas? Pulverised ear drums?

More fun than you can shake a (broom)stick? Well, if thats the case we might be able to help you, as Fucked Up bring their festive fun to the UK this week, culminating in a special show at The Scala in London on October 31st. And if you can't make the show? Well, the gift of a burnt eyeball is free to all, courtesy of the flyer below.

Corporate Financial Management Glen Arnold Fourth Edition. Along with the ever fantastic Fucked Up live show, we'll also have competitions for the best (and worst) fancy dress, prizes and a photographer to document all the stupidity. Support comes from the excellent (and costumed!) and, both of whom are well worth turning up early for. Happy Holidays?

January 18th, 2011 at 10:43 pm As many of you have read, Yo La Tengo is embarking on a tour where the band will go into each night putting the fate of the evening's setlist in the hands of a. To take the wheel concept into 2011 online contest mode, the band has posted a mesmerizing spinning contest wheel on their site -. Winning two free concerts tickets via the wheel is simple: 1. Salsoul Classics Vol 1 Rar on this page.

Follow (or be a follower already of) Yo La Tengo on Twitter (). Every day between 12 pm EST and 1 pm EST the wheel will land on one lucky Twitter follower.

That winning Twitter follower will win two free tickets to the following day's show near their hometown (travel to show is not included). The wheel will claim the first winner tomorrow (Wednesday) for the Philly show. (Note: To allay any travel concerns, somehow they have figured out how to select only followers near an upcoming show.) Additionally, every night the band will be webcasting the wheel spin live on the home page of. A full rundown of dates and where you can buy tickets - should the wheel let you down - are. Obligatory legaleze: 1. Must be over 18 to win 2.

Travel to and from show not included in prize 3. No purchase necessary. May 13th, 2010 at 2:47 pm This news just in from the JOC camp. She will be joining a loose cabal of 'not-so-star-ish-indie-rock-stars' at Johnny Brenda's in Philly next Monday to perform Tusk front to back. I think this thing is also at Union Hall this Sunday. A full press release right after the jump. MARCH 29, 2010: In appreciation and celebration of musician Lindsey Buckingham's mad genius and one of modern music’s most “punk rock-soft rock” albums, Fleetwood Mac’s Tusk, The Lindsey Buckingham Appreciation Society will perform its interpretation of the classic 1979 double album in its entirety Monday, May 17 at Johnny Brenda’s in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania with special guest Jennifer O'Connor.

After five years of “Yeah, we should really do this. No, seriously!' ”e-mails, phone calls, and drinking sessions, fellow Lindsey Buckingham/Fleetwood Mac obsessives Charlie Hall (vocalist and multi-instrumentalist who has played drums with Jens Lekman, The War on Drugs, Windsor for the Derby, Tommy Guerrero and others) and Patrick Berkery (drummer for Danielson, Pernice Brothers, Bigger Lovers, Mazarin and others) finally put their musical pipe dream into action in 2009, and found four kindred music spirits to form The Lindsey Buckingham Appreciation Society. The six-person collective is based out of several points along the I-95 corridor between New England and Philadelphia, and also includes Tony Goddess (formerly of Papas Fritas, currently with Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents), Birdie Busch (a Philadelphia-based singer and songwriter), Samantha Goddess (a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, also of Jenny Dee & The Deelinquents) and Dave Hartley (bassist and vocalist with The Buried Beds, The War on Drugs and BC Camplight). The Lindsey Buckingham Appreciation Society is not a tribute act and will not perform in costume. The band features no defined character roles and is more a loving exploration of the album than a verbatim reproduction. For more about The Lindsey Buckingham Appreciation Society, visit.

May 17 Johnny Brenda's, 1201 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia, PA (special guest Jennifer O'Connor - tickets $8, show 8 pm) www.johnnybrendas.com.

In economics, physical capital or just capital is a factor of production (or input into the process of production), consisting of machinery, buildings, computers, and the like. The production function takes the general form Y=f(K, L), where Y is the amount of output produced, K is the amount of capital stock used and L is the amount of labor used. In economic theory, physical capital is one of the three primary factors of production, also known as inputs in the production function. The others are natural resources (including land), and labor — the stock of competences embodied in the labor force. 'Physical' is used to distinguish physical capital from human capital (a result of investment in the human agent)), circulating capital, and financial capital.[1][2] 'Physical capital' is fixed capital, any kind of real physical asset that is not used up in the production of a product.

Usually the value of land is not included in physical capital as it is not a reproducible product of human activity.