- Noah and the Whale @ Williamsburg Music Hall
- The Airborne Toxic Event @ Bowery Ballroom
- Glasvegas @ Webster Hall
I am still debating if I want to go see Kings of Leon. I totally dig their last album, and would love to see them in concert, but the idea of seeing them in MSG is a turn off… plus I think everyone and their mom is going to go - a la Dave Matthews circa 1999.
“ Because every time you visit another U.S. city, you instantly realize how attractive and sophisticated you really are. It is so easy to get laid as a New Yorker out of town. Easier than Brooklyn even.
Reasons to love NY [VIA NY Magazine]
I just got back from skiing in Utah. It just so happens, Utah must have some of the strangest laws regarding liquor:
- All beer sold in in Utah has an alcohol content below 3.2%, except if it is a micro-brew or sold at a liquor store. This means if you get a Bud Light in Utah, it has a different amount of alcohol in it than if you purchased it in any other state.
- Beer with alcohol content above 3.2% is considered “heavy” beer.
- Utah does not have “bars” instead they have “private clubs.” Private clubs are any establishment that serves more liquor than food. In order to go drink at any of these bars…er private clubs, you must buy a membership. Most charge about $4 for 2 weeks of membership or $20 for a year. If you have a membership at a bar you can bring as many guests as you want in.
![Largely used online, this is a verb turned into a mass noun, as in “A bucket of fail.” Common forms include epic fail, meaning a huge overall tendency toward failure or a great example of failure, andFAIL! as an interjection or derogation. Often an antonym of win, seen online in forms like “Full of win!” which means, “It’s good!”
See more Buzzwords of 2008 [Via NYT]](http://media.tumblr.com/82y6I8Z9khtgajiosJf0XdPlo1_500.jpg)
