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Managers Walt Weiss of the Colorado Rockies and Bud Black of the San Diego Padres exchange their lineup cards with the umpiring crew prior to the start of the 2013 Opening Day Baseball Game between the Colorado Rockies and San Diego Padres at Coors Field.
... that is the question. Undecided.
At first the lineup looked pretty weak, but there have been some nice additions late in the game and its getting to be pretty tempting. Especially since it's pretty cheap.
Saturday, July 19:
Animal Collective (seen 'em)
Jarvis Cocker
The Hold Steady (seen 'em, but could do it again)
!!! (same as above)
Vampire Weekend (would really like to see them)
Dizzee Rascal
Fleet Foxes (could be good)
Caribou (same)
Jay Reatard
Titus Andronicus
No Age
Atlas Sound
Extra Golden
Fuck Buttons
Elf Power
The Ruby Suns
Icy Demons
A Hawk and a Hacksaw
Boban i Marko Markovic Orkestar
Sunday, July 20:
Spoon (wouldn't mind seeing again)
Dinosaur Jr. (this would make me VERY happy!)
Spiritualized
M. Ward (also one i've always wanted to see!)
Ghostface and Raekwon
Les Savy Fav (could be good)
The Apples in Stereob (same)
Boris
Dirty Projectors
Times New Viking
Cut Copy
Bon Iver (really would like to see)
Dodos
Occidental Brothers Dance Band International
King Khan & His Shrines
El Guincho
HEALTH
High Places
Mahjongg
I could miss the Saturday shows and live (Vampire Weekend would be the only one I'd be really set on seeing), but Dinosaur Jr and M. Ward on the Sunday would be huge draws for me. I've wanted to catch Dinosaur Jr for this side of forever, but (much like with Wolf Parade) some sort of series of events always seems to conspire against me every time the chance comes to town. And M. Ward (along with his whole She & Him side project that I've been listening to a lot lately) would be wonderful.
An impressive lineup of four P-51 Mustangs, four P-40 Warhawks and four P-38 Lightnings represents just a fraction of the warbirds in attendance at the 2018 Planes of Fame Airshow held in Chino, California May 5-6, 2018.
A line of bibs - yay, they look like something when they are all lined up like this. I recycled towels into bibs. Lined them with homemade bias tape.
Tutorial found here -
some of the items for a boutique show this weekend.
(hopefully i'll have more detailed pictures of some of the new styles later.)
All based on firsthand price, not the secondary market.
My licca/Jenny are Castle versions and not the standard "toysrus" purchaseables.
Here we see a set of light engines ready for a lineup between CP Washington and CP East Roseville to duck back into the yard.
They had to wait for the Eastbound QRVNPP to depart town before getting this far. Now they'll have to wait for the Northbound MRVPT to depart before going back into the yard.
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Why did I leave the house so super-early, when I could have waltzed in past the line at any time? Because of the awesome responsibilities of the Panel Moderator. At 3 PM, I'd be handling a panel with five, count 'em five, superstar artists.
Godfreys Haulage lineup in their Rotorua yard yesterday morning consisting of T800B and T800W aswell as 2 Freightliner Argosys
Another lineup from the Luton Festival of Transport in June 1998 - Leicester Leyland PD3 TBC 164 heads up the line with AEC Routemaster WLT 597 behind and Arriva The Shires Volvo Olympian N38 JPP at the rear sporting it's Herald and Post overall advert livery. As of 2020 the PD3 and RM survive but the Olympian was scrapped several years ago.
Santa (and Mommy and Daddy, and Nonna and Pop, and Grandma and Grandpa) went a little overboard with the Cars figurines for Christmas this year. From right to left: Cruisin' McQueen, Dinoco McQueen, Sally, Snot Rod, Wingo, DJ, Boost, Nitroade, Stanley, Buzz, Woody, The Fabulous Hudson Hornet, Sheriff, Flo, Green Ramone, Purple Ramone, Tex, Red. Yes, that's 18 cars.