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The theatre here in Charlotte, NC had a good amount of people. Around 30+, I'd say. I'm curious as to how the hell they advertised for this.
Also, I was hoping for maybe a poster or a LT copy but I guess not haha. The guy at the ticket booth just looked confused when I told him what I had tickets for.
Did somebody order some cheese?
Charlotte, NC 8/08/07 Charlotte, NC 7/31/08 New York City, NY 2/04/11 Bristow, VA 8/10/12
West Palm Beach, FL 8/08/14 Tampa, FL 8/09/14 Charlotte, NC 8/12/14 Bristow, VA 8/13/14
Camden, NJ 8/15/14 Mansfield, MA 8/16/14 Holmdel, NJ 8/18/14 Wantagh, NY 8/19/14 Buffalo, NY 8/21/14
Orlando, FL 1/15/15 Nashville, TN 1/17/15 Greensboro, NC 1/28/15
Yeah apparently my theater decided to treat it as an R-rated movie and I'm not 17 till August so I had to buy a ticket for that Snow White movie then switch when nobody was looking There were less than 10 people there including myself, consisting of kids with their parents and a 60 year old couple who sat in the back and clapped for each song Great show though!
God I missed this. GUYS, never listen to the girlfriend when she says she knows a shortcut...
Bright side, she knew how bad I wanted to go so she went down on meh and will be paying for LP concert when theyre in town in a couple months.
I just went to this last night, there was about 30 people on my theater (Albany, NY) and it was a pretty cool event, but definitely nowhere as cool as the 2007 event. Anyways, some really annoying girl was dancing and screaming really loud, to the point where it really ruined a lot of the movie for me, but other than that, the show was cool. They showed the making of BID music video Part 1 and 2 and then a short intro from Mike talking about how he used to listen to album with a group of people, etc, and then they showed the Berlin show. Me and my little brother threw a bunch of skittles at the dancing girl and hit her in the head, then she sat down because everyone was telling her to shut up.
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The dude that sold me the tickets was like, Finally someone who showed up for it
It was rated R because of all the F-bombs in the music (Blackout, Bleed it Out, Given Up). the word makes a lot of movies automatically R by itself.
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2013 Concerts:Formerly known as Bliss / Dementia
February 8th- VoxNora, Atlas Genius, and Imagine Dragons. (Marquee Theatre, Tempe, AZ)
April 18th- The Postal Service. (Comerica Theatre, Phoenix, AZ)
June 6th- Hillsong United. (ShoWare Center, Kent, WA)
September 7th- Chivalry is Dead, Always Right, Monhagans Dixon, Straight Til Morning, Visions of the Martyr, To Each His Own, and Romance Mechanics. (Pub Rock, Scottsdale, AZ)
December 3rd- Get Dead, Masked Intruder, Anti-Flag, and Less Than Jake. (The Nile, Mesa, AZ)
2014 Concerts:
February 17th- Imagine Dragons, The Naked and Famous, and Nico Vega. (US Airways Center, Phoenix, AZ)
August 31st- Ed Sheeran (Jobbing.com Arena, Glendale, AZ)
September 5th- Blake Shelton, The Band Perry, Dan+Shay, and Neal McCoy (Ak-Chin Pavilion, Phoenix, AZ)
September 10th- Linkin Park, 30 Seconds to Mars, and AFI (US Airways Center, Phoenix, AZ)
October 13th- Empire! Empire!, Free Throw, Cave Sounds and Glencove. (The Underground, Mesa, AZ)
Saw it. Could have had more ATS material. But had a great time. Then felt compelled for some reason to go buy more tickets to the rest of the Linkin Park shows in California other than San Diego. Made me cry because i'm dirt poor and jobless.
oh crap you can see me on that video lol 6:07 in the back. red hair. xD
Holy Shinado!
Just wanted to say it's ProSieben ;) (Sieben: German for Seven)
Watch the documentaries Earthlings and Food, Inc.
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About three months after being forced to resign as Chandler city manager, Mark Pentz will return to work — with a boost in pay and a stronger safety net to boot.
The City Council voted 5-2 Thursday to rehire Pentz, who was the city manager for 2 1 /2 years before his ouster April 11.
He will return to work July 17 with a new contract that allows him to keep a 4 percent pay increase granted in the separation agreement.
The contract also entitles Pentz to nine months of salary and benefits if he is fired or forced to resign.
"I don't think we could get anyone of his quality in here with less than 12 months," said Councilman Bob Caccamo.
The move essentially reverses what many considered the last controversial decision made by a lame-duck council.


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Residents of a Houston apartment complex got a surprise warning Wednesday — that a 12-foot python was loose in the area.
A notice was left on residents' doormats at the Esplanade Apartment complex, warning them that a python had been seen in the parking garage.
"We have been thoroughly investigating the report that there is a large snake at the Esplanade and at this time, have not been able to confirm it. We take these types of reports seriously and are taking precautionary measures as the comfort of our residents is our number one priority," Katie Fleischer, a spokeswoman for the Riverstone Residentital Group, which manages the Esplanade, said in a statement to ABCNews.com
Management is unsure of where the snake came from.
"We have not confirmed that there is a snake and no resident has claimed they've lost a pet snake to our management team. Management did not place letters on the doors of some of our residents and our residents are aware that this did not come from us," Fleischer said in an email to ABCNews.com.
The warning asks residents to call the Esplanade office and animal control if they see the python. Houston police told ABCNews.com they have not received any calls regarding the snake.
"I talked to the maintenance guy this morning and they do believe that the snake escaped from someone's apartment who lives on the second floor; that's why they said somebody saw it in the second-floor garage area, but they don't know where in the building it is," resident Wendy Hiester told ABC affiliate KTRK Thursday.
The python's wanderings are making residents uneasy.
"Definitely freaks me out a little bit. It makes me a little hesitant to go outside," resident Kimberly Stein told KTRK. "It's really precarious how it got outside to begin with."
Although pythons are not venomous, they are constrictors and therefore can be a threat, according to Houston Wildlife Control, who also has not received calls regarding the loose python.
"If it is that large then definitely pets are in danger and perhaps small children," a spokeswoman for Houston Wildlife Control told ABCNews.com.
The large size of the snake has residents concerned about what it's capable of.
"I'm worried can it get into the apartment somehow, so I think we'll be talking about it when we go to sleep tonight," resident Wendy Hiester told KTRK Thursday.