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Who did The Beatles open for?

To the best of my knowledge, and according to my most reliable sources.

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In chronological order,

Tony Sheridan, Peppy and the New York Twisters, Bruce Channel (feat. Delbert McClinton), Gene Vincent, Johnny Kidd and the Pirates, Little Richard (feat. Billy Preston), Frank Ifield, Helen Shapiro, Chris Montez, Tommy Roe, and last but not least Roy Orbison.

The Beatles also shared top billing in Paris with Sylvie Vartan and Trini Lopez. (Not to mention a gig way back in Cheshire with Joe Brown and the Bruvvers.)

What's it all about?!

Tony Sheridan is the first “star” the savage young Beatles performed with. These shows took place exclusively in Hamburg as part of their extended performance residencies at the Top Ten Club throughout summer 1961. The gigs were long, and the sets tended to become rather freeform as the nights wore on, so it was not at all like the manicured package shows that The Beatles would later perform. This was pure rock'n'roll.

Peppy and the New York Twisters is an obscure act about whom very little is known, and who nonetheless turned The Beatles on firsthand to the Twist dance. They performed together once at the Cavern on 22 Mar 1962, and Peppy's dance instructions inspired John & Paul to write “The Pinwheel Twist” backstage during a break. The Beatles briefly added it to their setlist, before ultimately abandoning it in favour of the Isley Brothers’ “Twist and Shout”.

Bruce Channel is the first American “star” The Beatles ever opened for, at a gig in Cheshire on 21 June 1962. Although not part of the first wave of rock stars, The Beatles dug his current hit “Hey Baby”, and especially his harmonica player Delbert McClinton, who John pestered backstage for some pointers on the instrument.

Gene Vincent was the first true “rock star” The Beatles opened for, at the Cavern Club on 1 July 1962. Though Vincent was not quite in the top tier of rock stardom, per se, he was an underground superstar internationally, and John particularly was a huge fan of his (as illustrated below).

Johnny Kidd and the Pirates were a proper English rock band, though a bit gimmicky, and a thoroughly appropriate choice to headline the Riverboat Shuffle on the River Mersey, 10 Aug 1962. The following year, as The Beatles were on trajectory to megastardom, they would feature Johnny Kidd & co. on their radio programme Pop Go The Beatles. (Kidd's 1960 hit “Shakin' All Over” would later see new life with The Who's Live at Leeds cover in 1970.)

Little Richard was among the toppermost of the poppermost. Now The Beatles had arrived to perform alongside the top tier of rock'n'roll stars, and just as they were releasing the first single “Love Me Do”. Besides a couple show in Liverpool on 12 Oct and 28 Oct 1962, they also shared the bill at the Star Club in Hamburg off and on from 30 Oct to 15 Nov. During this time they were able to truly befriend Richard, as well as his prodigy organist little Billy Preston, who seven years later would join The Beatles (unofficially at least) for their Get Back and Abbey Road sessions (includo the rooftop performance). But that's another story...

Frank Ifield was a sort of adult contemporary star, not particularly rock'n'roll at all, although The Beatles had worked with his producer Bert Kaempfert during the Tony Sheridan sessions in Hamburg, so they had something in common. Mainly it was an opportunity to play in a new market; unfortunately The Beatles were very poorly received that night. (As a consolation price, Ted Taylor taught them how to apply stage makeup.)

Helen Shapiro was still a young English pop starlet when she afforded The Beatles their first opening slot on a package tour from 2 Feb to 3 Mar 1963. In return John and Paul wrote “Misery” for her to sing, which she never did and The Beatles recorded instead during a break in the Shapiro tour. The tour was a vehicle for The Beatles to promote their new single “Please Please Me”, and halfway through the tour it peaked at the top of the singles charts. By the end of the Shapiro tour, The Beatles had been moved up to closing the first half of the show.

Chris Montez and Tommy Roe, two second-tier American rock stars, co-headlined a UK package tour that kicked off six days after the Shapiro tour ended, on 9 Mar 1963 and running through 31 Mar. Although The Beatles had been booked as an opener, their widespread fame eclipsed the pair of American one-hit-wonders, at least domestically, and on the second night The Beatles were promoted to closing act (to Montez and Roe's annoyance, though still technically considered headliners). About halfway through the tour the first Beatles LP dropped, and the mania only intensified from there.

Roy Orbison was another top-tier American rock star, and here The Beatles reached the pinnacle peak of achievement on his package tour from 18 May to 9 Jun 1963. As with the Montez/Roe package tour, The Beatles had originally been booked as an opener, but their new album just hit number #1, so on the fourth night they were promoted the closing spot, about which Roy was magnanimous (while The Beatles were terrified). John & Paul learned much from overhearing Roy writing his songs (includo his soon-to-be megahit “Oh! Pretty Woman”, from which they knicked a bit of his middle-eight to stick in the bridge of their own soon-to-be megahit “I Want To Hold Your Hand”). ((Who on Earth could possibly foresee that George would one day form a band with Roy??))

From that point on, and for the next (and final) three years of their performing career, The Beatles were always top billing.

Notwithstanding that they did still co-headline on occasion — includo the 18-day run in Jan 1964 at Theatre Olympia in Paris, which they shared top-billing with French chanteuse Sylvie Vartan and American Trini Lopez rotating from show to show, with The Beatles closing every performance.

The deeper you go...

A special case is to be made for Tony Sheridan as one of the most important musicians in history.

Sheridan was part of the 1960 UK package tour starring Gene Vincent and Eddie Cochran, and was in fact one of the last people to see Cochran the night of his fatal car accident (when Eddie denied Tony a lift back to London).

When The Beatles linked up with Tony in Hamburg the following year, even though he was a British rock'n'roll imitator, he was a respected imitator because he'd been “accepted” by the real deal. At least that was likely the perception, and for The Beatles it was like rubbing elbows with rock'n'roll nobility.

So when Sheridan invited The Beatles to be his backing band on some studio sessions for Polydor, it must have felt like a really cool moment for them, working with someone who had worked alongside two of the greats. He was even generous enough to let The Beatles record a couple tunes of their own. One of their selections? John leading a cover of Gene Vincent's “Ain't She Sweet”. Poetry in motion.

Of course it's a well-worn story how Tony Sheridan's recording of “My Bonnie” drew the attention of Brian Epstein — then managing his family's record store in Liverpool — which would lead to Epstein managing the band by the end of 1961.

Considering all this backstory, it's no small coincidence that The Beatles went on to open for Gene Vincent himself barely a year after having met Tony Sheridan. Be-bop-a-lu-la!

Opening for Vincent may have set their sights sky high, and so again it's no surprise that within a few months Epstein would arrange for them multiple slots opening for the king of them all — Little Richard. Whooooo! Shut up.

Within two years of those Tony Sheridan sessions, The Beatles would be closing for Roy Orbison on tour — at which point, The Beatles themselves were becoming regarded as top tier rock'n'roll royalty in their own write. Dream, baby.

And in the end...

So...who opened for The Beatles?

Among others (in no particular order probably),

Not only The Hollies, Cilla Black, The Rolling Stones, PJ Proby (feat. Jimmy Page), The Kinks, The Who, The Yardbirds (both Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck iterations), The Moody Blues, Cliff Bennett and The Rebel Rousers, The Rattles, and Peter and Gordon,

But also The Ronettes, King Curtis, The Righteous Brothers, Clarence “Frogman” Henry, Mary Wells, Bill Black, Jackie DeShannon, The Exciters, The Young Rascals, The Cyrkle, The Remains, and probably several others I haven't gotten round to discovering yet.

But that's also another story...

#Facts

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Tag 22. 25.07.2023

Schweinecafé. Erstmal wollen wir Mama und Papa herzlichst zur Silbernen Hochzeit gratulieren und ihnen alles Gute wünschen. Darüber hinaus gratulieren wir Wenzel herzlich zum Master-Abschluss „Biotech with Enterprise (Industrial)“ an der Universität zu Leeds. Mit seinem praktischen Jahr bei AstraZeneca und seinen 4 Jahren in Leeds hat Wenzel tolle Erfahrungen gesammelt und einen super Abschluss in der Tasche - wir sind wirklich stolz auf ihn. Wir schicken viele liebe Grüße nach Leeds aus Tokyo, sind virtuell beim Festessen dabei und freuen uns auf ein baldiges Wiedersehen.

Wir wachten heute beide erst um 12:00 Uhr auf! Webster konnte es nicht glauben, Jowita wäre stolz. Einen Wecker hatten wir aufgrund Wilsons Auseinandersetzung mit dem Seeigel nicht gestellt und Webster war nach 16,0km Laufweg auch komplett am Ende. Vielleicht brauchten es unsere Körper aufgrund der vielen Reiserei. Nichtsdestotrotz standen wir mit guter Laune auf, Wilson ging’s wieder besser, und wir frühstückten gemeinsam im Hotelzimmer. Draußen herrschten 36^C und blauer Himmel als wir das Hotel verließen.

Die erste Station hieß „Shinjuku Gyoen“, ein japanischer Garten so groß wie das Leipziger Rosenthal mit Wasserflächen und beeindruckend gepflegten Grünflächen. Wir verbrachten 2h in den Gärten und unterhielten uns über dies und jenes. Daraufhin ging’s nach Shinjuku, wo wir wie gewohnt ins Apple-Geschäft gingen und den Adidas-Laden besuchten, um für Wilson ein Fußballtrikot zu kaufen. Daraufhin ging’s langsam durch Shinjuku rüber nach Harajuku, wo wir einen Vintage-Kleidungsladen bewunderten und dann unseren Platz im Mipig-Café gebucht einnahmen.

Wilson hatte den Mipig Trend auf YouTube betrachtet: man setzt sich auf ein Sitzkissen, genießt ein Getränk und rund um einen herum laufen Mini-Schweine durch die Gegend. Gelegentlich setzt sich ein Schweinchen auf einen auserwählten Schoß, um sich streicheln zu lassen. Komisch aber witzig. Zum Abendessen gabs wieder Ramen (Afuri), dieses Mal aber nicht auf dem Niveau von gestern (Ichiran). Der makabere Wilson musste natürlich anstatt von Hühnchen Schweine-Ramen bestellen. (Greta Thunfisch beginnt morgen ihre Bootstour rüber, um mit Wilson ein paar Wörtchen auszutauschen…). Jetzt trinken wir Suntory im Hotel und ruhen unsere müden Beine aus. Wir freuen uns natürlich weiterhin unsere Erlebnisse mit euch teilen zu dürfen. Gute Nacht!

Notiz. Bei Wünschen aus Asien, bitte melden. Wir fahren in den kommenden Tagen Richtung Südwesten nach: Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Kobe und Hiroshima. Danach gehts für 6 Tage nach Seoul. Also, falls Wünsche vorhanden sind, die nicht zu viel Platz im Hauptgepäck wegnehmen, dann per WhatsApp schreiben!

Day 22. July 25, 2023

Pig Café. First of all, we would like to warmly congratulate Mom and Dad on their Silver Wedding Anniversary and wish them all the best. In addition, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Wenzel on obtaining his Master's degree in "Biotech with Enterprise (Industrial)" at the University of Leeds. With his practical year at AstraZeneca and his 4 years in Leeds, Wenzel has gained valuable experiences and has an excellent qualification in hand - we are truly proud of him. We send many warm greetings from Tokyo to Leeds, virtually joining the celebratory feast, and looking forward to meeting again soon.

Today, we both woke up at 12:00 PM! Webster couldn't believe it, and Jowita would be proud. We didn't set an alarm due to Wilson's encounter with the sea urchin, Webster was also completely exhausted after 16.0 km of walking yesterday. Maybe our bodies needed it after all the traveling too. Nevertheless, we got up in good spirits, Wilson was feeling better again, and we had breakfast together in the hotel room. Outside, it was 36°C with a clear blue sky when we left the hotel.

The first stop was "Shinjuku Gyoen," a Japanese garden as big as Leipzig's Rosenthal Park with water features and impressively manicured green spaces. We spent 2 hours in the gardens, chatting about this and that. After that, we headed to Shinjuku, where we visited the Apple store as usual and also stopped by the Adidas store to buy a football jersey for Wilson. Then, we strolled slowly through Shinjuku over to Harajuku, where we admired a vintage clothing store and then took our reserved spot at the Mipig Café.

Wilson had watched the Mipig trend on YouTube: you sit on a cushion, enjoy a drink, and mini-pigs run around you. Occasionally, a piglet sits on someone's lap to be petted. It's strange but funny. For dinner, we had ramen again (Afuri), but this time not as good as yesterday (Ichiran). Of course, the macabre Wilson had to order pig ramen instead of chicken. (Greta Thunfisch will start her boat tour tomorrow to have a chat with Wilson...). Now, we're having Suntory at the hotel and resting our tired legs. We'll certainly continue sharing our experiences with you. Good night!

Note: If you have any requests from Asia, please let us know. In the coming days, we'll be heading southwest to Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Kobe, and Hiroshima. After that, we'll spend 6 days in Seoul. So, if you have any requests that don't take up much space in the main luggage, feel free to send them via WhatsApp!

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Concrete Staining Palm Beach: Transforming Surfaces with Color, Depth, and Lasting Style

In the sun-soaked neighborhoods of Palm Beach, where luxury, design, and curb appeal reign supreme, plain gray concrete often feels out of place. Homeowners and businesses alike seek surfaces that reflect style, warmth, and sophistication. That’s where concrete staining Palm Beach services make a bold entrance.

Concrete staining is an artistic and functional upgrade that enhances the natural look of concrete by infusing it with rich, translucent color. Unlike surface coatings or paint, stains penetrate deeply into the concrete, creating a unique marbled effect that adds visual interest without compromising durability. Whether for interior floors, driveways, patios, or pool decks, stained concrete is a cost-effective way to make a statement.

Let’s explore how concrete staining transforms Palm Beach properties, the different types of stains available, and what makes this solution ideal for Florida’s climate and lifestyle.

Why Concrete Staining Is Ideal for Palm Beach

Palm Beach properties are known for their luxurious finishes and manicured aesthetics. With so much emphasis placed on visual appeal, outdoor and indoor surfaces need to do more than simply “function.” They must complement architectural styles, landscaping, and personal taste. Concrete staining offers exactly that—function meets beauty.

The weather in Palm Beach also makes stained concrete an ideal choice. Constant sun exposure, salty ocean air, and humidity can take a toll on many surface materials, causing them to fade, peel, or crack over time. But because stains bond chemically with the concrete and don’t sit on the surface like paint or coatings, they are less prone to damage from UV rays or moisture.

Types of Concrete Stains

Not all stains are created equal. The two most common types of stains used in concrete staining Palm Beach projects are acid-based and water-based. Each has distinct characteristics, finishes, and ideal use cases.

Acid-Based Concrete Stains These stains react chemically with the minerals in the concrete, creating a permanent color that won’t chip, fade, or peel. The result is a variegated, marble-like appearance with deep tones and rich texture. Acid stains are popular for their old-world charm and are often used in high-end settings where unique, non-uniform patterns are desired.

However, color options with acid stains are more limited—usually in earthy tones like browns, greens, and tans. The surface must also be neutralized and sealed after staining to lock in the effect and protect it from wear.

Water-Based Concrete Stains For those seeking more vibrant color options and even coverage, water-based stains are a versatile alternative. These stains offer a wider palette, including blues, reds, and more modern grays. They don’t chemically react with the concrete, but rather penetrate the pores to create a uniform tone.

Water-based stains are ideal for both interior and exterior applications. They’re also low in VOCs (volatile organic compounds), making them a more eco-conscious choice—especially for enclosed areas or LEED-focused projects.

Popular Applications for Concrete Staining Palm Beach

Concrete staining is a popular upgrade for both residential and commercial properties throughout Palm Beach. Here are some of the most common areas where staining transforms concrete from dull to dynamic:

Interior Floors In modern homes and boutique retail shops, stained concrete is replacing tile, carpet, and even hardwood. Its low maintenance and resistance to allergens make it especially attractive in high-traffic areas. The variety of finishes—from polished gloss to matte satin—also means it can complement minimalist, industrial, coastal, or contemporary design styles.

Patios and Outdoor Living Spaces Outdoor spaces are central to the Palm Beach lifestyle. Stained concrete patios offer a warm, natural look that blends seamlessly with lush landscaping and designer furnishings. Unlike wooden decks, stained concrete won’t rot or splinter, and it holds up beautifully under sun and rain.

Driveways and Walkways Enhancing a driveway with concrete stain instantly elevates curb appeal. Homeowners can choose subtle earth tones to mimic natural stone or create bold contrasts with geometric stencil designs. Because stain penetrates the surface, it resists peeling under vehicle traffic or tire wear.

Pool Decks Stained concrete adds richness and visual appeal to pool areas while withstanding the challenges of water and chlorine exposure. Anti-slip sealers can be applied after staining to increase safety around wet zones. Cool-toned stains in sand, coral, or aqua shades are particularly popular near the oceanfront.

Garage Floors When paired with a durable sealer, stained concrete creates a visually appealing garage space that resists oil stains, tire marks, and moisture. It's a cleaner, more refined alternative to raw concrete and brings cohesion to modern homes with luxury garages.

Advantages of Concrete Staining in Palm Beach

1. Unique Visual Appeal Each stained concrete surface is one-of-a-kind. Whether you opt for the mottled depth of acid stain or the even tone of water-based color, the effect is visually engaging. With endless combinations of colors and application techniques, customization is easy.

2. Long-Term Durability Because stain is absorbed into the concrete rather than sitting on top, it’s highly resistant to chipping, flaking, or fading—especially important in Palm Beach’s sun-drenched climate. With the right sealer, it can also withstand heavy foot traffic and spills.

3. Low Maintenance Stained concrete requires minimal upkeep. Occasional sweeping, damp mopping, and resealing every few years (depending on exposure and use) are all it takes to keep the surface looking like new.

4. Cost Efficiency Compared to natural stone, tile, or pavers, stained concrete delivers comparable visual value at a much lower price. Since it works with the existing concrete, it also saves the cost of demolition and replacement.

5. Eco-Friendly Staining an existing concrete surface reduces waste and keeps materials out of landfills. Many modern stains are water-based and low in emissions, making this a sustainable choice for environmentally conscious property owners.

What to Know Before Staining Concrete

Concrete staining is both an art and a science. It’s important to consider the following before beginning a project:

Surface Condition The concrete must be clean and free of sealers, oils, or coatings for the stain to penetrate properly. Old, worn, or uneven concrete may need repairs, grinding, or resurfacing before stain application.

Color Testing Since concrete varies in composition, it’s wise to test the stain on a small, inconspicuous area first. The final result can differ based on the age, density, and porosity of the surface.

Curing and Drying Time Once applied, stains and sealers require drying and curing time before the surface can be walked or driven on. This can range from several hours to a few days depending on weather and product used.

Sealant Selection To protect the stained surface, a clear sealer is applied after staining. Sealers come in a variety of sheens (matte, satin, gloss) and types (solvent-based, water-based, penetrating). The right sealer extends the life of the stain and enhances its color depth.

Conclusion: Elevate Your Property with Concrete Staining Palm Beach

Palm Beach is a community where visual detail matters—and concrete staining Palm Beach projects are one of the most elegant, budget-friendly, and long-lasting ways to upgrade a property. Whether you’re revamping a driveway, refreshing a pool deck, or adding personality to interior floors, concrete staining offers a stunning alternative to plain surfaces.

From earthy elegance to bold modern statements, staining allows for creative freedom while enhancing durability and ease of maintenance. It’s a smart choice for homeowners and business owners alike who want beauty without sacrificing function. By working with the existing concrete, it’s also an environmentally responsible way to revitalize surfaces without excessive waste.

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Discover the Best of DLF Residential Properties in Gurgaon

Gurgaon, officially known as Gurugram, has evolved into one of India’s most dynamic urban centers, attracting professionals, families, and investors alike. Spearheading this transformation is DLF Limited, India’s largest listed real estate developer. With over 75 years of legacy, DLF has significantly contributed to the city’s landscape through its premium residential offerings.

Why Opt for DLF Residential Properties in Gurgaon?

DLF Residential Properties in Gurgaon stand out due to their strategic locations, world-class amenities, and unmatched construction quality. Whether you're in the market for a spacious penthouse or a stylish apartment, DLF offers something to suit every lifestyle.

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DLF projects are strategically situated in Gurgaon’s most sought-after sectors, offering convenient access to top-tier schools, hospitals, business districts, and entertainment venues. Notable developments like DLF Camellias in Sector 42 and DLF Crest in Sector 54 are prime examples of location excellence.

World-Class Amenities

Residents of DLF Residential Properties in Gurgaon enjoy a host of luxury amenities, including modern clubhouses, wellness centers, landscaped gardens, and swimming pools. For instance, DLF The Grove in Sector 54 features 4 BHK independent floors with VRV air-conditioning, a grand 1.5-acre park, and premium recreational facilities.

Superior Construction Quality

DLF’s reputation for quality is backed by international construction standards and meticulous attention to detail. From high-grade materials to sophisticated design and execution, every DLF home is built to last, making it a top choice for discerning buyers.

Top DLF Residential Properties in Gurgaon

1. DLF Camellias – Sector 42

DLF Camellias offers ultra-luxurious apartments and penthouses ranging from 7,430 to over 14,000 sq. ft. This LEED Platinum-certified development includes serene meditation gardens, yoga zones, a world-class swimming pool, and exclusive access to the DLF Golf and Country Club.

2. DLF Crest – Sector 54

Designed by architect Hafeez Contractor, DLF Crest features spacious homes between 2,700 and 6,000 sq. ft. Highlights include Italian marble flooring, premium Siemens kitchens, and a luxurious clubhouse. Its proximity to essential services makes it ideal for urban families.

3. DLF The Grove – Sector 54

A low-rise premium project, DLF The Grove offers independent 4 BHK floors (3,000–5,000 sq. ft.) with ample natural light and cross ventilation. Amenities include a fully air-conditioned lobby, power backup, and lush green surroundings.

4. DLF Park Place – Sector 54

At DLF Park Place, homebuyers can choose from 3 and 4 BHK apartments (1,870–2,700 sq. ft.) with access to a dedicated clubhouse, modern gym, and a relaxing pool area. Its serene environment is perfect for family living.

5. DLF Ultima – Sector 81

Strategically located near key commercial hubs, DLF Ultima provides luxurious living with contemporary amenities and manicured landscapes. It’s a top choice for those seeking a balanced lifestyle and a great option for family living.

Investment Potential of DLF Residential Properties in Gurgaon

Investing in DLF Residential Properties in Gurgaon can yield significant long-term returns. With robust infrastructure development and DLF’s trusted brand name, property values are expected to appreciate steadily. Furthermore, the strong demand for rental accommodations ensures consistent rental income, making it a smart move for investors.

Real Estate in Gurgaon: A Flourishing Sector

The real estate in Gurgaon has seen rapid growth, driven by improved connectivity, the influx of multinational corporations, and enhanced civic infrastructure. DLF continues to play a crucial role in meeting the city's residential needs through thoughtfully designed, future-ready homes.

Conclusion

DLF Residential Properties in Gurgaon represent the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and strategic location. With their top-tier amenities, architectural excellence, and long-standing legacy, DLF continues to lead the way in real estate in Gurgaon. Whether you are looking to buy your dream home or seeking a solid investment opportunity, DLF’s offerings in Gurgaon are certainly worth exploring.

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At Prospect Homes Burscough, our commitment lies in crafting superior residences that seamlessly blend aesthetic appeal with everyday comfort. Enter Bridgemere Burscough, an enclave of executive homes boasting three and four bedrooms, nestled within the serene West Lancashire countryside. Positioned adjacent to the Leeds and Liverpool Canal and embraced by verdant farmland on the outskirts of Burscough, Bridgemere exudes a vibrant ecosystem teeming with local wildlife. Here, residents are greeted by the tranquil ambiance punctuated by the clucking of moorhens, the melodious chirping of songbirds, and the gentle hum of passing barges.

Despite its idyllic rural setting, new builds burscough maintains convenient connectivity to urban amenities such as shops, schools, and major roadways, epitomizing modern living at its finest. New homes burscough offers the allure of countryside living without compromising proximity to essential services, delivering the best of both worlds to its residents.

Bridgemere new build homes burscough presents an unparalleled opportunity for those yearning for a harmonious blend of natural splendor and contemporary convenience. Let's delve into what renders this community an appealing haven for new homes in burscough.

Nestled amidst the West Lancashire countryside, Bridgemere, property for sale burscough offers residents breathtaking vistas and an unparalleled sense of tranquility. Homes to buy burscough Surrounded by lush greenery and rolling landscapes, Homes to buy in burscough serves as an escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life, allowing residents to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature.

The proximity to the Leeds and Liverpool Canal and the abundance of farmland create a haven for diverse wildlife, from vibrant butterflies fluttering in the breeze to graceful swans gliding across the water. House for sale in burscough Bridgemere fosters an environment where nature enthusiasts can revel in the wonders of the natural world.

Prospect Homes Burscough prides itself on crafting residences that seamlessly integrate with their natural surroundings while providing modern comforts. The new builds in Burscough, including those in Bridgemere, feature contemporary architecture, spacious interiors, and high-quality finishes, ensuring a luxurious living experience for residents.

Thoughtful community planning lies at the heart of Bridgemere's design, fostering a sense of belonging while respecting individual privacy. Well-manicured green spaces, walking trails, and communal areas encourage neighborly interaction, cultivating a tight-knit community atmosphere.

Despite its rural setting, Bridgemere offers easy access to essential amenities, including shops, schools, healthcare facilities, and recreational areas. For those seeking property for sale in Burscough or new homes to buy, Bridgemere presents an enticing option, blending countryside serenity with modern convenience.

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Alternative Ulster (issue #72) YEAR: 1978 CREATED BY: Gavin Martin, Dave McCullough and various contributors (including Morrissey and Mark E Smith) LOCATION: Bangor (Northern Ireland) SIZE: A4 WHAT'S INSIDE.... Alternative Ulster was one of the fanzines that really defined the punk and post-punk era. It was founded by Gavin Martin and Dave "Angry" McCullough, both of whom would soon go on to become proper music journalists with NME and Sounds respectively. Contributors included a young Steven Morrissey and Mark E Smith of The Fall, both of whom left a significant mark on this issue (which I'm pretty sure was actually the seventh and not the 72nd). On page 31, it's Morrissey who asks the question "did you get your name from a SLF song or was it vice versa?" and gets the answer that it was Stiff Little Fingers who named one of their most famous tracks after the fanzine and not the other way round.... Issue #72 features pretty much all of the bands who were active in Northern Ireland at the time - The Undertones, Protex, Victim (who had already found time to split up and reform), Rhesus Negative, Rudi, The Outcasts, Ruefrex and the aforementioned SLF - as well as a sarcastic tribute of sorts to Bangor, which makes it crystal clear that you really wouldn't want to live there. The zine also boasts special features about Manchester and London, with some great original photos throughout. The "Focus On Manchester" section (continued from the previous issue) includes Magazine, John Cooper Clarke, The Nosebleeds and Joy Division (who had just released the "An Ideal For Living" EP). Morrissey claims the latter is "faultless" in his personal round up of the Manchester music scene on page 6, which also mentions A Certain Ratio, Manicured Noise and an all-female band called The Abortions, among others. He also briefly covers the Northern Carnival Against The Nazis that took place in Alexandra Park on 15th July 1978, which gets a more detailed review on the next page by Alternative Ulster's Leeds correspondent Danny McAndrew. The bottom half of page 8 is a contribution from Mark E Smith and it was subsequently reprinted on the back of the sleeve of The Fall's first album "Live At The Witchtrials". The Fall had just released their first single, "Bingo Master’s Break Out", which is advertised on page 23 alongside some nice pics of the band. The London coverage features The Flamin' Groovies, Radio Birdman, The Motors and The Lurkers, and a review of a gig in which The Clash were supported by Suicide (who got a predictably hostile reception from the crowd) and The Specials - and were joined on stage by ex-Pistols Paul Cook and Steve Jones, as well as Jimmy Pursey of Sham 69. Gavin Martin also praises The Clash's latest single "White Man In Hammersmith Palais” and condemns Malcolm McLaren's abuse of the Sex Pistols' name on the recently released "No-One Is Innocent" collaboration between Cook, Jones and Ronnie Biggs ("corpses should be buried when they start to smell").... Speaking as someone who went through a period of being obsessed with Patti Smith back in my stylish youth, the four pages about her (including two lovely photos supplied by Terri Hooley of Good Vibrations) were also very welcome. Other artists featured include Wreckless Eric, Wilko Johnson, Thin Lizzy, Boomtown Rats and Bruce Springsteen. There's also a guest article from Jane Suck (AKA Jane Solanas). The back cover includes a letter from Billy Idol of Generation X (promising that the band will come over to Northern Ireland in the near future) and a typically idiosyncratic missive from Mark E Smith: “The Fall are a rock 'n' roll band, Mr Angry! It’s our primary objective! That’s what I think separates us from the bands we are classified with (Subway Sect, Magazine – aargh!). We love it. We dig the beat. I think that’s where all these up and coming middle-class bands fall (!) down. They sort of run before they walk....AU in general builds me up. It’s one of the only papers I can identify with. The UK press is all gloomy and shallow. You’re not elitist, non rock 'n' roll Devo pseuds. You like us and the Dogs and I think that’s great”.... The bottom half of the back page is a Good Vibrations advert, which features their first four releases, the fourth of which was the almost legendary "Teenage Kicks" EP by The Undertones. Click on the title above to see scans of all the zine's pages.... my box of 1970s fanzines flickr

[writingwithsonicsora]

Marvel Snippet - Is This For Real?

Something written on a whim for fun. I wanted to play around with adult variations of the MCU spidey cast. Ned and Betty dated briefly, broke up and he ended up as godfather of her baby.

He didn’t really expect to take on the full fatherly part.

---

The overweight man releases a shaky kind of laugh as he leans back a little in the overly plush chair that he's seated in. Ned is finding it hard to really gather his thoughts. Everything feels so decidedly scattered. The stuffy air of the office and quiet low toned classical music doesn't help much either.

"This is... for real?" He questions slowly, dark eyes searching the woman seated behind the desk's face for any hint of humor. He finds nothing on her face but a polite distance. Ned's gaze drops back to the name plate at the front of the desk.

Elizabeth Warren-Mckinley Is written out neatly in what Ned assumes has to be fake gold. He can't picture anyone really doing real gold name plates these days. It all feels too weird for his tastes. Then again, everything about the situation is weird.

"It is very real, Mr. Leeds." The Elizabeth says brusquely with a brief flash of a smile meant to be reassuring. Ned does not feel reassured, not at all. He feels nauseous.

He mostly wants to pop open one of the tiny windows behind his seat and crawl to freedom. Elizabeth continues without giving Ned a chance to respond. "I know this must be a shock to you. It was quite sudden."

The lawyer's words make Ned grimace a little as he runs a hand through his black hair. His vain attempt at styling it is quickly going to the wayside. "To be honest, I didn't even know Betty had her baby yet."

The last time he spoke to her she was pretty early on in her pregnancy. Hell, Ned didn’t even know who the actual father of the baby was. When Betty asked if he would be the godfather, he kind of assumed symbolically given she moved to California two years ago.

The woman's carefully maintained brows pinch together in a brief flash of surprise as she speaks, "I see."

She drops her gaze back to the paperwork on her desk. She shuffles it casually as she begins to speak. "Well, Ms. Brant thought highly enough of you to give you primary custody of her child, that should say something, shouldn't it?"

"I_ guess?" Ned wishes he was more eloquent in the moment. Hell, he wishes he was more eloquent at all times. Right now, he feels like he is going to maybe throw up in this rich white lady's office. He's trying to stay focused on her overly perfect teeth and coifed hair opposed to the fake potted plants he could horf into. The plants look like very tempting targets. His mind keeps jumping around erratically, wishing he could pull a Peter move and actually jump away from problems.

He sucks in a deep breath, forcing himself to calm down, even if every cell in his body wants to panic. "Okay, so, primary custody, did she... appoint anyone else?"

The semi-intelligent question is enough for Elizabeth to smile at him. "There was another name or two, but you were given the most credence. All my paperwork paints you as the primary guardian." She spreads the paperwork across her desk, paging through it with well-manicured hands. She settles on a page easily enough, looking back up at him with another smile.

“What… what should I do?” He ends up asking as he tries to parse out his feelings.

“That’s entirely up to you, Mr. Leeds.”

[uonsu]

A very merry Christmas list: what to do when you’re not going home

Written by Jane-Menn Cheong, a fourth year Pharmacy student from the University of Nottingham. 

As Christmas approaches and Mariah Carey’s voice is heard in every retail store imaginable, you know the winter break is here! No more lectures for a whole month; you can do whatever you want, and most may choose to go home – unless home is 6,000 miles away!

Having moved here about a year ago, this will be my second Christmas away from home. Although the holiday season isn’t as huge back home as it is here, the cold weather and quiet campus can make you feel a little home sick. So, here are a few ideas for those of you who are a little too far from home to spend Christmas with your family:

1. Christmas markets 

If you have yet to visit the Christmas market at the Old Market Square in town, I highly recommend it. There’s an ice skating rink, carousel, the smell of hot chocolate and cute little vendors you can purchase random trinkets from. The market is open from now until New Year’s Eve, so you can be filled with that fuzzy festive feeling throughout the winter break.

Besides the Christmas market in Nottingham, why not take this opportunity to visit a city you’ve never been to and go to a Christmas market there? Here are a few that I’ve heard are pretty great:

Frankfurt Christmas Markets, Birmingham (Thursday 7 November to Monday 23 December)

Christkindelmarkt, Leeds German Christmas Market (Friday 8 November to Saturday 21 December)

Manchester Christmas Markets, Manchester (Friday 8 November to Saturday 21 December)

Hyde Park Winter Wonderland, London (Thursday 21 November to Sunday 5 January)

2. Head home with a friend

If you’re not from here and have never had the experience of celebrating Christmas in a British household, get the full cultural experience and spend Christmas with a close friend at their home. It really makes a difference when you’re around a family environment, especially when you haven’t been home for a long while. Plus, you might even be lucky enough to have a home-cooked roast dinner – something I didn’t know about until last Christmas. You’ll also be surprised to find out that Yorkshire puddings and mince pies don’t taste like what they sound like.

Alternatively, you could have a little ‘family dinner’ with a few friends who might still be around. This could be a great opportunity to learn to cook something new and get closer to people you may not necessarily have hung out with before.

3. Christmas concerts and carols 

If you like a little music and can’t help but sing along to the jingles, there will be a couple of Christmas-related shows going on at Nottingham’s Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall. They will be showing A West End Christmas, which will feature musical favourites from The Phantom of the Opera to Jesus Christ Superstar, accompanied by the West End Theatre Orchestra. If that’s not for you, they also have a couple of orchestra performances with festive favourites.

For more information on dates and times, visit their website.

4. Help the homeless

Christmas is all about giving back, and volunteering at a food bank for the homeless is a great way to do so. There are a few organisations in Nottingham who actively help feed the homeless and you can always offer your help, especially during Christmas. There are a few organisations based in Nottinghamshire that can help give back and spread Christmas joy, including Emmanuel House and Tracy’s Street Kitchen.

5. Have some alone time

The winter break also means that you may be home alone or alone in halls with no distractions. This could be a great time to get into that skincare routine you never started or read that book you bought during the summer. Alone time can help you recharge your social energy, so you can function better when assessments start. Self-care isn’t necessarily an expensive face mask, going on a shopping spree, or treating yourself to a manicure – it could also mean getting to sleep earlier, going to the gym and eating better – and now you have the time to do just that.

Whatever you choose to do during the winter break, I hope this blog has helped. With that, I hope you have a very merry Christmas and don’t forget to prepare for your assessments!

[rey-129-fan]

Chapters: 8/? Fandom: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Iron Man (Movies), Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Spider-Man - All Media Types Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Pepper Potts/Tony Stark, Peter Parker & Tony Stark, May Parker (Spider-Man) & Peter Parker, Ned Leeds & Peter Parker, Peter Parker & Pepper Potts, May Parker (Spider-Man) & Pepper Potts, Michelle Jones & Peter Parker Characters: Tony Stark, Peter Parker, May Parker (Spider-Man), Mystery Character/OC, Pepper Potts, Ned Leeds, Sally Avril, Abe Brown, Michelle Jones, Flash Thompson, Charles Murphy (Spider-Man: Homecoming), Thanos (Marvel) Additional Tags: Twitter, Group chat, Texting, Not Canon Compliant, Not Avengers: Infinity War Part 1 (Movie) Compliant, Not Avengers: Endgame (Movie) Compliant, What Infinity War and Endgame?, Don't exist, Mysterious OC, Peter is a Little Shit, Irondad, Other Additional Tags to Be Added, Post-Spider-Man: Homecoming, Manicures & Pedicures, Bonding, Good Peter, Peter is curious, Pepper and May friendship, Peter Parker can thermoregulate, Tony Stark can be an idiot, Responsible Pepper Potts, Aca Dec Team, no far from home spoilers, Not Spider-Man: Far From Home Compliant, Unwanted Sex change, Alien Technology Summary:

Peter got a Spider-Man Twitter without warning the adults that look after him.

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by Archangel777

"Even serial killers live next door to somebody. If I've learned anything, it's that people hardly ever let you know who they really are. Just past the manicured lawns and friendly waves, inside any house, even the one across the street, anything could be happening and you'd never know. And that's the thing about this place. It all might seem normal and routine, but the truth is that small towns are where the craziest shit happens. You never know what might be coming around the corner."

Or After the death of his uncle, Peter Parker and his aunt move to the small town of Dryden, New York. Peter and his new friends soon try to prove that their teacher and neighbor Mr Stark, is a cold blooded killer with an obsession for taking advantage of 15 year old boys. Along the way things get complicated, and no one is as innocent as they appear.

Words: 2251, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man (Tom Holland Movies), Iron Man (Movies)

Rating: Mature

Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence, Major Character Death, Rape/Non-Con, Underage

Categories: M/M

Characters: Peter Parker, Michelle Jones, Ned Leeds, May Parker (Spider-Man), Tony Stark, Gwen Stacy, Flash Thompson

Relationships: Peter Parker/Harley Keener, Michelle Jones & Peter Parker, Ned Leeds & Peter Parker, Peter Parker/Tony Stark

Additional Tags: Coming of Age, Horror, Homecoming, loosely based on Summer of 84, Dark Tony Stark, Teacher Tony Stark, Nerd Peter Parker, Manipulation, It's not Starker, Non-Consensual Kissing, I promise to come back and edit

[melananin]

Get to know me pt. idk

200: My crush’s name is: brantdypoo 199: I was born in: us 198: I am really: quiet 197: My cellphone company is: tmoblie 196: My eye color is: brown 195: My shoe size is: 7ish 194: My ring size is: idk  193: My height is: 5′2 192: I am allergic to: eggs 191: My 1st car was: subaru  190: My 1st job was: working with kids  189: Last book you read:  a million little pieces 188: My bed is: medium 187: My pet: dog 186: My best friend: 3 people  185: My favorite shampoo is: the one from costco 184: Xbox or ps3: ps4 183: Piggy banks are: ok 182: In my pockets: nothing 181: On my calendar: days i work  and finals 180: Marriage is: whatever 179: Spongebob can: laugh 178: My mom: is cool 177: The last three songs I bought were?  movements 176: Last YouTube video watched: patd live at reading and leeds festival 175: How many cousins do you have? too many 174: Do you have any siblings? 1 173: Are your parents divorced? hA 172: Are you taller than your mom? no 171: Do you play an instrument? i can 170: What did you do yesterday? @ my bbb [ I Believe In ] 169: Love at first sight: idk 168: Luck: eh 167: Fate: ye 166: Yourself: no 165: Aliens: probably 164: Heaven: idk 163: Hell: idk 162: God: idk 161: Horoscopes: no 160: Soul mates: maybe 159: Ghosts: no 158: Gay Marriage: sure 157: War: no 156: Orbs: huh 155: Magic: no [ This or That ] 154: Hugs or Kisses: hugs 153: Drunk or High: drunk 152: Phone or Online: online 151: Red heads or Black haired: black 150: Blondes or Brunettes: brown 149: Hot or cold: hot 148: Summer or winter: sumemr 147: Autumn or Spring: spring 146: Chocolate or vanilla: vanilla 145: Night or Day: night 144: Oranges or Apples: orange 143: Curly or Straight hair: curly 142: McDonalds or Burger King: mcd 141: White Chocolate or Milk Chocolate: milk 140: Mac or PC: mac 139: Flip flops or high heels: flioops 138: Ugly and rich OR sweet and poor: sweet 137: Coke or Pepsi: coke 136: Hillary or Obama: obama 135: Burried or cremated: cremated 134: Singing or Dancing: dancing 133: Coach or Chanel: coach 132: Kat McPhee or Taylor Hicks: who 131: Small town or Big city: big city 130: Wal-Mart or Target: target 129: Ben Stiller or Adam Sandler: ben 128: Manicure or Pedicure: hands 127: East Coast or West Coast: east 126: Your Birthday or Christmas: christmas 125: Chocolate or Flowers: chocolate 124: Disney or Six Flags: six flags 123: Yankees or Red Sox: who cares   [ Here’s What I Think About ] 122: War: it dumb 121: George Bush: which 120: Gay Marriage: it okay 119: The presidential election: ugh 118: Abortion: it okay 117: MySpace: idk 116: Reality TV: it whack 115: Parents: mine suck rn 114: Back stabbers: you dumb 113: Ebay: it okay 112: Facebook: it okay 111: Work: i complain a lot but its actualy good 110: My Neighbors: they okay  109: Gas Prices: they high now 108: Designer Clothes: eh 107: College: its alright 106: Sports: they alright 105: My family: broken rn 104: The future: im scared [ Last time I ] 103: Hugged someone: yesterday 102: Last time you ate: 30 min ago 101: Saw someone I haven’t seen in awhile: today 100: Cried in front of someone: a week ago 99: Went to a movie theater: almost two weeks ago 98: Took a vacation: two weeks ago 97: Swam in a pool: the winter 96: Changed a diaper: never 95: Got my nails done: looong time ago 94: Went to a wedding: friday before last 93: Broke a bone: never? 92: Got a peircing: when i was 2 months old 91: Broke the law: a few days ago 90: Texted: rn [ MISC ] 89: Who makes you laugh the most: my friends  88: Something I will really miss when I leave home is: my dog and bed 87: The last movie I saw: it may have been la llorona 86: The thing that I’m looking forward to the most: school ending and going to nyc and doing stuff 85: The thing im not looking forward to: my dad moving out 84: People call me: nani 83: The most difficult thing to do is: ask 82: I have gotten a speeding ticket: no 81: My zodiac sign is: virgo 80: The first person i talked to today was: my grandpa 79: First time you had a crush: prob kindergarten or something 78: The one person who i can’t hide things from: certain person 77: Last time someone said something you were thinking: today 76: Right now I am talking to: bbb 75: What are you going to do when you grow up: i dont know 74: I have/will get a job:? 73: Tomorrow: i have a final 72: Today: i had a final 71: Next Summer: im going to ny 70: Next Weekend: idk what im doing 69: I have these pets: dog and fish 68: The worst sound in the world: screaming 67: The person that makes me cry the most is: idk 66: People that make you happy: my friends and fmaily kinda 65: Last time I cried: a bit ago idk 64: My friends are: cool 63: My computer is: nice 62: My School: alright 61: My Car: cute 60: I lose all respect for people who: believe dumb things 59: The movie I cried at was: i dont remmeber 58: Your hair color is: brown 57: TV shows you watch: non rn 56: Favorite web site: pornhub  55: Your dream vacation: all of europe  54: The worst pain I was ever in was: golf ball sized blister on my foot while having a shoe on it 53: How do you like your steak cooked: yes

52: My room is: messy

51: My favorite celebrity is: kaya 50: Where would you like to be: in a good place 49: Do you want children: porbably 48: Ever been in love: i think so 47: Who’s your best friend:  46: More guy friends or girl friends: 45: One thing that makes you feel great is: 44: One person that you wish you could see right now: bbb 43: Do you have a 5 year plan: no 42: Have you made a list of things to do before you die: no 41: Have you pre-named your children: kinda 40: Last person I got mad at: dad 39: I would like to move to: washington 38: I wish I was a professional: [ My Favorites ] 37: Candy: reeses 36: Vehicle: subaru 35: President: obama 34: State visited: washingotn 33: Cellphone provider: idk 32: Athlete: uj 31: Actor: evan peters 30: Actress: kaya 29: Singer: sky 28: Band: movements 27: Clothing store: hm 26: Grocery store: king soopers 25: TV show: twd 24: Movie: not sure 23: Website:  22: Animal: fox 21: Theme park: universal florida 20: Holiday: 19: Sport to watch: 18: Sport to play: 17: Magazine: 16: Book: 15: Day of the week: 14: Beach: 13: Concert attended: 12: Thing to cook: 11: Food: 10: Restaurant: 9: Radio station: 8: Yankee candle scent: 7: Perfume: 6: Flower: 5: Color: 4: Talk show host: 3: Comedian: 2: Dog breed: 1: Did you answer all these truthfully? 

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