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  1. ^^^ Oh yeah, the Cove. I used to work down the street from there. Great fish tacos! They used to have live wrestling there too.

    I don't know what people expect when they go to see the Alamo that would make it such a let down.

    The thing about it is, when you see it in history books or wherever, it never shows the big buildings around, or the Ripleys Believe it Or Not Museum facing it. The other missions just seem a lot more legit.

    That's understandable. To me it's a symbol of sacrifice; people willing to give their lives for Texas and its independence from Mexico.

  2. There are the obvious touristy things to check out in SA: the Alamo, River Walk, Tower of the Americas, any of the other missions. There's also Market Square (El Marcado) downtown.

    San Antonio is really spread out, so if you want to venture outside of downtown, you'll definitely need a car.

    For records, check out Hogwild - 1824 North Main

    North St. Mary's has some cool bars with live music most nights

    To eat - there are tons of little taquerias around the downtown area, all of which will have amazing mexican food. There are a few restaurants on the River Walk that are good, but are usually really expensive. There's a place on the east side of downtown called Pico de Gallo that has some really good food.

    I'd use Yelp and see what's good close to where you're staying.

  3. From the AFS newsletter sent earlier today:

    KEVIN DEVINE "LUXEMBOURG" & "PART OF THE WHOLE" 7"/DIGITAL

    VINYL OUT MAY 17TH; PRE-ORDER APRIL 1ST;

    DIGITAL OUT APRIL 12TH W/ RECORD STORE DAY PRESSING

    We will be teaming up with our good friend KEVIN DEVINE to release two brand new 7"s in anticipation of his upcoming full-length, out later this year. Each 7" features one song, "Luxembourg" and "Part Of The Whole", and the b-side of each 7" features a beautiful screen-print based on the 7" artwork.

    Each 7" will be limited to 1,000 copies, with 3 different color variations (/100, /250, /650), colors being announced when pre-orders go live on April 1st in the AFS WEBSTORE.

    The mighty Long Island-based LOONEY TUNES RECORDS will be the exclusive retailer for the /250 color of both 7"s, being available for purchase on this year's Record Store Day (April 16th). Kevin will also being doing an in-store performance the same day to commemorate the releases, so be sure to mark your calendars!

    If vinyl isn't your thing, the two songs will be available together for digital download worldwide through all major digital retailers starting April 12th.

    See more here:

    http://myemail.constantcontact.com/SOUND....id=FMXVVPAuIbg

  4. Does a family with 4 small children like the one across the street from me need to register all the bikes in their family? What if you sell a bike? Pass one down to a sibling? Give it to a cousin? Does it have to be re-registered? Does this only apply to bikes that will be ridden in the street? Road bikes? Mountain bikes? BMX bikes?

    Do bikes need a VIN? One of the intentions of this bill is to deter bike theft, though I imagine the plates will be removable.

    This just seems unnecessary.

    I can skateboard down the street, too. Does that need a license? What about my roller blades? Some of my friends still scooter, those need registration? There's wheels in those Heelie shoes, someone should probably be forced to register those with some plates.

    I see kids riding motor-scooters and mini-bikes that actually DO have motors.. shouldn't those be forced to register first? They aren't now.

    I don't have a problem with this bill at all. I can't speak for upstate, but in NYC, a lot of bicyclists ride around with little regard for anyone else (cars, pedestrians, etc). Here's an interview with the guy who introduced the bill and why he feels the bill is needed:

    http://gothamist.com/2011/02/28/bike_license_assemblyman_envisions.php

  5. The lineup looks incredible, but with all the complaints of the venues size and the waiting lines from last Fest, I feel like a lot of people will miss the bands they'd really want to see.

    I can't speak for other people, but the only venue I had problems getting into was the Atlantic.

  6. The next article on this is coming! First, here is an interview with his bandmate Jon Mess from Dance Gavin Dance on the situation.

    http://mindequalsblown.net/2011/02/interview-jon-mess-dance-gavin-dance/

    Stopped reading at this sentence, "...I would much rather align myself with a more duchampian dadaist philosophy revival, mixed with a post modern anti metanarrative school of thought..."

    Pseudo-intellectual garbage

    *Edit*

    haha great minds think alike

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