#heineken 12 pack

[angrycolorkid]

So the general consensus was that I should snag a beer periodically through the day while running errands. Unfortunately, this led to me not being even remotely buzzed, let alone drunk. So, I made a pit stop on the way home to grab a fresh 12 pack of Heineken. Safe to say that today's challenge has officially started!

[blownewjerseyup]

right under this was a pic of floridian miku with a 12 pack of heineken beer next to her

I love that the two genres of 'miku from my culture' posts are 'beautiful intricate traditional clothing' and 'what if miku was a regular at the gas station by my house'

[ofertas24horas]

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[the-firebird69]

People can do this in creative protest. Is called that. You dress up like Dave and Doug and you have a bunch of you and you go to a bar and you bring these labels that have the right adhesive and they're Elsinore beer labels you printed up and you pull the sticky off and it's sticking on the Molson or the Heineken Etcetera bottles and you say the lines and you're drinking the beer and you say take ooff eey and only two people have the jackets onand a couple people come up and they have just shirts and only two people have the jackets on....and They order the beer and they have to put their jackets on and like a few more do it and they have to put their jackets on and then camera pans back and it says get a taste of the Great White North with Elsinore beer a fine brew

Zues Hera

We have a saying that we use up there in Canada if you don't know what you're talking about don't say it but he knows he's talking about and it's very weird 'cause it's like backwards we were freezing and the beer is supposed to help us warm up. But really it's an excuse to drink the beer that's what we were doing but even when you're completely sauced you're still freezing it was making it worse so we had to leave but really this commercial idea is awesome I love it. We really have to start doing this stuff and we'll probably try on our own and he wants people to fake it and possibly even sell different beer as Elsinore beer and it's probably gonna happen all I can say is a great night white N it's beautiful and cheers to Arnie for making it even better than it was for having us notice it and cherish it. And he was always great for a beer at a decent time so gonna bring a couple 12 packs up there with a few people and have some brew a nice Miller Lite underneath a lovely smelling pine trees and the beautiful white snow maybe he was up there somewhere watching over us and he was our grandfather and we don't like you Trump

Dave and Douig Mckenzie and yes we put effort in and you can brew but we see it starts off a mess. jenna sees it the cheapo brand and these have deep meaning need it to turn t back now

we do this now

jenna and universal is the clown and elsinore held down by the other clown

we hat it but like it no it is disgusting we dontneed it and ok do the corn is readly. they make booze and wait they say

mac daddy

are at it now. fuel no. well some lots of grainalchohol and we send it have a co. use it now

Thor Freya

silently yes need to it is harsh already

Olympus tons changing now an trump is a madman and after bja and our son will be secondary thank God

we needed this badly

Hera Zues i want my kit up. and shortly. plant ons. and the mustang first no the ohter car lol the coupe. it is a ford. two door. like the cougar hahaha cnt recallit no wont llet me sy it yes

we know which. and it is famous. ok ok he has it the escort lol

Olympus

and good name we do this now. and make the car. fasst too.

it willwork theyall say it

[goblogger]

Top 9 Must-Visit Attractions in Amsterdam

Amsterdam is a vibrant city celebrated for its rich history, artistic heritage, and intricate canal system. Whether you're an art lover, history buff, or just keen to explore a unique European destination, Amsterdam has a plethora of attractions to satisfy every interest. From world-renowned museums and poignant historical sites to enchanting gardens and interactive experiences, there's something for everyone. Here's a detailed guide to the top nine must-visit attractions in Amsterdam, along with essential information on how to secure tickets for each. Get ready to immerse yourself in the best of what this captivating city has to offer with tickets to Amsterdam attractions.

1. Rijksmuseum

The Rijksmuseum is a Dutch national museum dedicated to arts and history. Located at the Museum Square in the borough Amsterdam South, the museum is home to an extensive collection of Dutch Golden Age paintings, including works by Rembrandt, Vermeer, and Hals.

Tickets:

Price: Adults €20, Youth (under 18) free.

Booking: It���s recommended to book tickets online in advance to skip the queues. You can do so on the Rijksmuseum website.

2. Van Gogh Museum

Dedicated to the works of Vincent van Gogh, this museum houses the largest collection of his paintings and drawings in the world. It provides a fascinating insight into the life and works of the troubled artist.

Tickets:

Price: Adults €19, Youth (under 18) free.

Booking: Due to its popularity, it’s advisable to book tickets in advance. Purchase tickets online via the Van Gogh Museum website.

3. Anne Frank House

The Anne Frank House is a writer's house and biographical museum dedicated to Jewish wartime diarist Anne Frank. The museum preserves the hiding place where Anne Frank wrote her famous diary during World War II.

Tickets:

Price: Adults €14, Youth (10-17) €7, Children (0-9) free.

Booking: Tickets are only available online, and it's essential to book several weeks in advance due to high demand. Visit the Anne Frank House website to book.

4. Heineken Experience

Located in the original brewery built in 1867, the Heineken Experience is an interactive tour through the history and brewing process of one of the world's most famous beers. The tour includes tastings and a chance to create your own personalized bottle.

Tickets:

Price: Adults €21, Youth (12-17) €14.50.

Booking: Tickets can be bought online to ensure availability and avoid queues. Purchase through the Heineken Experience website.

5. NEMO Science Museum

A fantastic family-friendly attraction, the NEMO Science Museum offers interactive exhibits that make science and technology fun and accessible for all ages. The five-floor building, shaped like a giant ship, is packed with hands-on experiments and demonstrations.

Tickets:

Price: Adults €17.50, Children (4-17) €17.50, Children (0-3) free.

Booking: Nemo Science Museum Amsterdam tickets can be purchased online. For more information and to book tickets, visit the NEMO Science Museum website.

6. Artis Royal Zoo

One of the oldest zoos in Europe, Artis Royal Zoo, offers a unique experience with a wide variety of animals, beautiful gardens, and historic buildings. It also includes an aquarium, planetarium, and the Micropia museum dedicated to microbes.

Tickets:

Price: Adults €24, Children (3-9) €20.50, Children (0-2) free.

Booking: Tickets are available online. Visit the Artis Royal Zoo website to book.

7. Madame Tussauds Amsterdam

Madame Tussauds Amsterdam offers a fun and interactive experience where visitors can pose with lifelike wax figures of celebrities, historical figures, and cultural icons.

Tickets:

Price: Adults €24.50, Children (3-15) €20.

Booking: It's recommended to buy tickets in advance to avoid waiting times. Tickets can be purchased via the Madame Tussauds Amsterdam website.

8. Amsterdam Canal Cruise

A trip to Amsterdam wouldn't be complete without a canal cruise. This quintessential Amsterdam experience offers a unique perspective of the city's picturesque canals, historic buildings, and vibrant neighborhoods.

Tickets:

Price: Varies by operator, typically around €15-20.

Booking: Tickets can be purchased at various points around the city or online. Some popular operators include Lovers Canal Cruises and Blue Boat Company.

9. Vondelpark

Vondelpark is Amsterdam's most famous park, a 120-acre urban oasis perfect for relaxation and recreation. It's free to enter and explore, and visitors can enjoy walking, cycling, picnicking, or simply lounging by the ponds and gardens.

Tickets:

Price: Free entry.

Booking: No tickets required.

Tips for Booking Tickets

1. Online Booking:

Many attractions in Amsterdam offer online ticket booking, which is highly recommended to avoid long queues and ensure entry, especially during peak tourist seasons.

2. Combination Tickets:

Consider purchasing combination tickets or city passes like the I Amsterdam City Card, which offers free entry or discounts to multiple attractions, along with free public transport.

3. Advance Planning:

Some attractions, like the Anne Frank House, require booking weeks in advance. Plan your itinerary and book tickets early to avoid disappointment.

4. Check for Discounts:

Look for online discounts, early bird prices, or group rates. Many attractions offer reduced rates for children, students, and seniors.

5. Flexible Tickets:

Some attractions offer flexible tickets that allow you to visit at any time on a specific day. This can be helpful if your plans change.

6. Package Deals:

Many ticketing websites and travel agencies offer package deals for multiple attractions, which can save both time and money.

Exploring Amsterdam's top attractions is a delightful experience that combines history, culture, art, and fun. By planning ahead and securing your tickets in advance, you can make the most of your visit to this enchanting city.

[heineken2023]

Heineken IOU

https://musebycl.io/makers/heineken-made-placeholder-gift-ones-dont-arrive-time

The supply chain problems have lots of people anxious about whether gifts they've ordered—or plan to order—will arrive by Christmas. But never fear, you can always give the recipient an IOU, in the form of a festively packaged six-pack of Heineken.

From Dec. 10-12 and again from Dec. 17-19, Heineken will be giving out "Heineken IOUs," a free placeholder gift to bring to holiday parties for gifts that haven't arrived on time.

With this I was wanting to see whether they had changed their logo at all with different campaigns. They haven't in this one but I do like how the IOU stands out more than the actual logo. It brings focus to the forefront of the campaign and Heineken is just the brand behind it (a tool). 

The think the presentation of the box is very nice, despite it being for Christmas and therefore not very groundbreaking. The pattern on the inside is a nice touch too. 

The label where you can write the gifts you are having to IOU is what helps to make it more personalised

-Elsa

[inmysoberera]

A private blog? retro.

it seems like so many people have these sobriety blogs that they started when they started their journeys, or maybe just the people who succeeded and became spokespeople, I guess. Anyway I have a lot to say and I would just use my written journal but it doesn't keep up with my brain and I'm so out of practice writing things down that my stamina is really low and it irritates me. I don't want to have to stop writing when I'm on a roll. So all of these books I'm reading are basically by women who were like "I started writing this when I decided to get sober and then I just kept going and now you're reading it and it's a book." so I guess I'm doing that now.

I decided officially to try and stop drinking on 12/5 when I woke up. That puts me currently on day 3 without drinking. the night before, sunday night, I decided to drink a bunch of beers for basically no reason except for the fact that I didn't work until 11 am the next day, as I do, and something just clicked while I was drinking where I was like, yeah, I should really talk to someone about this. like an alcohol therapist. so I decided to tell my dad about it and he said he thought it was a good idea. I also talked to my brother, who hasn't had any alcohol for 25 days now, and he and I kind of just discussed like our feelings about alcohol and how it's so unhealthy the relationship we have with it, how we just spend all this time looking forward to any time we can manage getting drunk, going to work hungover, drinking multiple times a week now, drinking way too much each time. it had just gotten out of control for me. the main thing i wanted was to stop drinking so many times a week. so Monday morning I downloaded this app called reframe and I originally went with the "cut back" track, but then the more I read stuff and really thought about it, the more I was like hey, let's just try to quit. see how it goes. so I switched to the quitting track.

after that I kind of went down a rabbit hole. reading forums, checking out books about sobriety. and I've realized how much of a problem I really have, how much I see myself in other peoples' stories, and truly how hard it actually is to not drink. it's just such a habit for me. good day? want to drink to celebrate. and that would honestly be okay, except for the fact that every time I drink I have like 11 beers. which is way too much, like I'm getting shitfaced and basically passing out 3 times a week. even once a week, that's too much. if I could just have like a six pack once a week that would be one thing, and honestly maybe someday I WILL be able to do that! it's just not feasible for me right now. I have too much to work through. drinking brings up so much trauma and I use it way too much as a coping mechanism. and that's not even STARTING on the physical impact is has on me, because my body is already destroying itself. I really don't need to actively destroy it further with what is essentially poison being poured into my body in enormous amounts.

I still think it would probably be useful to go to therapy, but currently I'm trying out a bunch of different things. I also told my roommate/best friend. and she seems like she wants to help. I'm trying to come up with distractions/things I can do during triggering times, aka 5-8 PM-ish and nights before I don't have to work, like weekends or random days off. normally the whole point of those days for me is getting to get drunk, so I need something else to look forward to. last night I was struggling, so I got some NA beer and I did use a nicotine vape that I had, which isn't great but it helped a lot and got rid of the craving, the two of them together. my roommate also came down and hung out with me while I did Legos and stuff, so that was really helpful just to have company that would hold me accountable so I wouldn't order booze or anything. OH and I saw today that they sell Heineken 0.0 on GoPuff!!! which is like.. if god exists the dude is looking out for me there. if I'm having a huge craving I can order those and a vape and still feel like i'm doing something "rebellious" or whatever, still get a little bit of a buzz, but WITHOUT the endless guilt and anxiety of drinking. without saying or doing anything dumb, or worrying endlessly that i did or said something dumb even if i didn't.

anyway. i'm gonna post this on the off chance it develops an underground following or i meet my soulmate cuz that seems to happen sometimes and i've never let go of that wish.

remember when everyone thought justin bieber and taylor swift had a secret tumblr? yeah.

bye

[everytechever]

Heineken Silver Smooooth Nights lives it up at XYLO

Heineken® Silver, launched an exciting way to celebrate the weekends! Heineken® Silver Smooooth Nights are filled with awesome performances, good company, and its top-notch new beer. #HeinekenPH #HeinekenSilver #HeinekenSilverPH

Heineken® Silver, the latest brew from the maker of the world’s most international premium beer, launched an exciting way to celebrate the weekends! Heineken Silver Smooooth Nights will be making its rounds at the hottest nightspots in the metro and kicking off the series with a Friday night filled with awesome performances, good company, and its top-notch new beer. XYLO at The Palace was the…

[gungieblog]

WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK! $100 for a tank of gas, 1 pizza pie w/x cheese, a 12 pack of Heineken. More than double what cost me a month or 2 ago

[nails-teeth-neck]

my mum and sister got me a 12 pack of heineken 0 and dried mango .... 😭

[lurusciutelumare]

I’ve been trying the whole “does this spark joy?” thing, since I’m packing everything I own so I can move to the new house, and here’s a list of things that I couldn’t bring myself to throw away because they did spark... something?

The cap of a Heineken and a Bacardi I probably drank in some dark alley in the old city when I was 15 years old

Something like 12 kg of seashells gathered during the past 30ish years of my life

A lot of pretty rocks

A translucent blue sphere my cousin and I used to pretend was a Dragon Ball when we were 10, which at one point fell into the deep side of the pool at her grandma’s house and it took us three days to dive deep enough to get it back

A random AFI pin

A CD dated 2005, full of Yu-Gi-Oh!, Beyblade, Tolkien, and Shaman King fanart that has been long disappeared from the internet...

...and also a lot of my super embarrassing stories written before the age of 14

The printout of my first ever “book,” which I wrote at 15 and can’t for the love of me read more than a page of before wanting the ground to eat me

A bunch of random rosaries? I don’t even know how to pray with a rosary, but they’re shiny?

A lock of my sister’s hair, from when she was maybe four or five

Receipts from shops I used to hang out at when I was a teenager and that don’t exist anymore: a music shop that specialized in rock/metal/emo music and merchandise, an esoteric shop I used to go just to look around and occasionally buy a book or two because it was super cool, the shop I ended up buying literally hundreds of band pins and patches

Tickets from the local cinema from when I was too young to have a ride to the big one out of town, for: the last Harry Potter movie, Enchanted, Star Trek, the fucking first Pirates of The Caribbean

A love letter from someone I was very much a dick to, and will probably never see again

A piece of paper tablecloth, green and white, ripped from somewhere during a class trip either late in middle school or early in highschool

My 2007 ipod, which hasn’t worked for at least a decade if not more

An Articolo 31 CD a complete dickhead gifted me when I was 11, for whatever reason?

And that’s... not all of it lmao

[yaniethoughts]

To the Next Person Who’ll Love Him

An open letter to the next person who'll love him and the things I found out and loved about him. It was a privilege to be given the chance to know this much about him. The things I'm about to say are things I found out during our friendship and are not necessarily true for future reference. People can change when they want to, so this is the version of him that I got the chance to know and love.

1. His SB drinks: Iced/hot English Breakfast Tea with white mocha and raspberry syrup with a splash of breve, tea bag in also known as "Pink Drink" and looks like the "Pink milk" from thai dramas. For him, it was like happiness in a cup. When he started med, he has tried mocha frappucinos, americano and cold brews.

2. Alcoholic drinks: Prefers Red horse over other drink. Most unforgettable was a canned beer from Thailand. He sometimes get Heineken. Not so picky with cocktails, and will go with anything the group decides.

3. You'll know he's tipsy when his hair gets messy or he starts shaking his head after a drink or shot. When he's drunk he'll just doze off or he can become unreasonable so just listen to what he has to say. If he's hurt, he'll start opening up or cry. Just be there to listen. If ever there will be a point, he wants to vomit…he'll tell you.

4. Food: He's quite picky with food. Totally no middle eastern or Indian food. Anything with too many spices and aromatics. He doesn't like anything too spicy or fermented either such as kimchi. His comfort food during our friendship is samgyeopsal, particularly the thinly sliced beef without marinades, slightly toasted to a crisp. Aside from that, he used to order Breakfast starter: eggs scramble, bacon, plain rice and lemonade with an extra order of bacon. If funds are getting low, either he won't eat at all or offer cheap alternatives…preferrably with a fast service, Laxamana's (Pork sisig) or Paylite (teriyaki).

5. He cannot be separated from his phone: He's always on his phone. He has a lot of friends and responsibilities in med school. He will check up on those at anytime, don't worry he's still listening to you if ever you're teeling him something. BRING A POWERBANK. His phone during our friendship had battery problems, and his phone drains so easily. Bring a back up type c cord too, just in case. If he somehow, ignores his phone during your time and talks to you instead…you're very lucky.

6. Don't let him wait, especially by the time you meet him. He'll either be busy with acads, clerkship or internship. Same with most med students, their time is precious. Do not demand for more, because you know the type of career they have. At this point you have to remember quality over quantity.

7. He might have inhibitions from receiving things. (I feel I might have contributed to that) He would often hesitate to accept things, but will accept them if it's already there. He'd willingly accept treats from friends instead. Just remember that when you give things freely, you no longer have ownership over them. Don't ever count them and use it against him or isumbat mo sa kanya. You gave it freely and he never asked them from you.

8. Maingay siya magreview. I think yun yung learning strategy niya. And being a teacher, there are times na you have to pretend to be a student kasi he uses teaching as a review. Don't try asking the questions in his transes, not very helpful and kung non-med student ka hindi mo rin masasabi kung tama or mali yung sagot. Kung may kailangan ka din gawin, pwede ka naman mag earphones pakiramdaman mo lang kung kelan siya mag rerest. Either kukunin niya phone niya or kukuha ng bagong trans.

9. He smokes: a lot when stressed, but curbed when he has to do a lot of things. He usually uses this as a reward after finishing a certain number of transes. If you smoke, you should at least have a pack of marlboro blue (pwede rin green or black) or esse pop and a lighter. If you don't smoke, okay lang din naman sa kanya.

10. There will be times he won't be able to reply to you as fast as he used to. Either he's phone is dead, quiz or exam, tulog pa or travelling. If those conditions don't apply, take a hint. If you got impatient waiting, ask him personally and not through text.

11. Music: You'll often find him listening to music. During our friendship, he had listen to a lot of OPM bands, Particularly Ben&Ben the rest includes: The Juans, Autotelic, December Avenue, I belong to the Zoo.

12. There will be times he'll rant or throw a shade on social media. Just ask how he's feeling first before asking to whom it is directed to. He's not in the mood during that time and it's more important to let him calm down first. He'll tell you when he trusts you.

13. He rarely invites people out, but when he does that means he wants to be with you. If you want to spend time with him, do the same. Just invite him out, especially when he wants to, he's very vocal about it anyway.

14. When he nags you in texts, or send songs that he listens to before he shares it on his social media accounts, he cares.

15. As mentioned before, he has a lot of friends. It's best to keep your best foot forward. You'll meet them along the way. Masaya sila kasama, and it would be best to go with the flow of their humor. Being too serious and rigid, won't help you.

16. Marami din siyang crush. Just remember, crush is paghanga only. If he really likes someone, he'll stick to one. You'll know it's you if you notice some of his friends warming up to you. He would usually ask his friends to be his wingman.

17. He has a lot of smiles, all equally adorable but not necessarily true. Once you’ve seen all, you’ll know which one is true. The kind of smile that radiates towards you.

18. He rarely watched movies in theaters. So if you were to invite him for a date, go out for dinner, coffee or drinks instead. He enjoys long walks too, if he’s interested.

19. He’s an ultimate fan of Friends, watching it over and over to cheer himself up or to relieve some stress. Game of thrones as well, finding the finale disappointing. Big Bang theory as well.

20. He’s not perfect. He has flaws just like everyone else.That’s up to you to decide, but one thing is for sure, you have the capacity to accept them. Accept them, not change them. He has to do it on his own, when he finds it necessary. And when he does, support him.

I'd like you to know that I found happiness in him that's why I found all of these things easy. Acquaintances and even my closest friends have called me stupid for doing them for so long. There are times that I believed them but not completely. All I did was express my love…transform it to something that is acceptable to the both of us…. Even though it didn't last. Judge me if you must, but I will do all of these things all over again if I had a chance. It was my love for him that allowed me to open my doors and become the person I am today. A kind of love that is transformative. I admit that most of it came from me, but it won't exist without him that's why I am so grateful for him. Unfortunately, his love is not meant for me, not because I don't deserve it, it's just not for me.

To the next person who'll love him, I hope you'll mean it when you say so. I want you to know that there are people who loves him as well, and he refused them to meet you and be with you. If you would be given the chance to love him, the kind of chance where he is fully aware and acknowledges your love to the point he reciprocates it…don't lose it. He's been hurt before, and if you've felt that before, don't become the reason for it. Communicate.

OR

To the next person who'll love him, love him your own way….because I'm not the best person to know. I don't know how to love him, if I did, he would have seen it. If I could no longer be in his life as a lover or even as friend, I just want him to remember me as someone who truly loved him. I hope he won't settle for less because if someone like me could love him so easily, someone whom he loves should be capable of exceeding it. Just as I won't be settling for something like this ever again, because now I know that I also deserve the love that I was willing to give.

[subterraneanhq]

The first weekend of Coachella is just around the corner! This is not a mandatory event, but if you do plan on being in attendance you’ll be expected to arrive to the campgrounds between Thursday, April 11 and  Friday, April 12, 2019 (the official start date of the first weekend) in order to claim your spot! Not sure how you’re going to get from the Palm Springs airport to the grounds? Well don’t worry, Subterranean’s hooked you up with transportation to and from the airport. We posted the festival lineup here, but details about the overall festival experience can be found under the cut:

Accommodations:

As previously stated, Subterranean’s partnered up with Coachella and will be fitting the bill for your entire stay! This means premium on-site lodging in the form of modern, fully furnished yurts, otherwise known as The Resort. Resort area access includes 3 day Artist passes that grant you access to the Coachella artist compound with exclusive gourmet catering included, yurt wristbands for exclusive access to the Safari compound and the Safari Lounge in addition to the Resort areas, full access to all VIP amenities, spa treatments and massages at the La Quinta Resort & Club, and a 2019 Coachella merchandise pack! 

Activities: 

(In addition to the musical lineup, Coachella is host to numerous on-site activities)

Absolut Planet: Spend your festival weekend with Planet Earth’s Favorite Vodka, Absolut! Cool off and turn up in our sustainable oasis! Toast to Mother Nature with delicious cocktails made with our zero sugar* Absolut Grapefruit, while fire DJs drop even hotter beats on the desert’s favorite dance floor.

Activities Tent: Games, giveaways and good times! Located at the Camping Center, activities include Ping Pong, Twister, Giant Jenga & more

Camping Eats & Drinks:  Food Trucks & vendors of nearly every type (vegetarian/vegan items) will be on hand to feed all your on site camping hunger needs. Head to the hill in Lot 8 to get your grub on!  PLUS, Beer to go, Bloody Mary’s & more!

Camp Lounge:  Come relax and get some work done or update your social media. The Camp Lounge has space for all of the above! Next to the Activities Tent where you can check-out a computer at the desk, or use your own devices and connect to our complimentary wifi!

Coachella Art Studios:  Wander into this D.I.Y. zone and let your creativity flow! Coachella art studios is a euphoric craft world where we supply the materials for you to enhance your Coachella experience.

The Dome:  Get your late night groove on. The Dome Dance party starts at 10pm nightly. The music rages on, yet silently, starting at 1am. Stop by early on Thursday for the Vintage Merch Sale Thursday 4pm-6pm .  And be sure to check out the Posted Studio Speaker Series Thursday 4pm-6pm.

Farmers Market: This market features all your produce needs with local, pesticide free and organic produce, juices, farm fresh smoothies, baked goods, local coffee roasters, snacks and omelets. Stock up your campsite or enjoy the picnic area.Fri–Sun 7am–2pm.

Ferris Wheel: Catch all the feels at the top of the Ferris Wheel while taking in the epic desert views of the entire Coachella Valley.

Field of Dreams: Take part in our Spring Olympics by competing in a variety of recreational fun & games. Achieve eternal glory, WIN prizes, bragging rights & bad suntans. All the fun is FREE and open to everyone. Schedule changes daily, so pay attention!

Flow Space Yoga & Pilates: Come stretch it out in the Field at the Flow Structure located in Lot 8. Various classes all morning long, find some time to relax and take care of yourself before dancing the day away.

The Get Up: Moonwalk over and unleash your inner ‘Crazy Legs’ at our all-styles dance session/workshop located in the Art Studios Tent 10am-2pm, hosted by: Francesca Harding 

Giant Foosball & Snookball: You ARE the game for the life size Foosball. Plus use your leg as the stick in Snooker aka soccer billiards. Found in the Field Of Dreams, Lot 8.

Heineken House: Experience the Heineken House Evolution! Heineken is turning up the heat in the desert with an incredible lineup, new location, and new structure featuring a first-of-its-kind beer garden that allows you to catch the music up close while enjoying a cold brew!

Hivemind: An exclusive all-night rager hosted by Subterranean Entertainment! Think glow sticks, blacklights, curated DJ sets, giant animal costumes and a pulsing bass-line. If you’re looking to free your inhibitions and make a few more connections within the company family then the Hivemind tent’s the place to be on Sunday, April 14 at 11pm

#MYCALVINS House: Be our guest; discover an immersive, multi-sensory experience inspired by the Spring campaign. #CKCOACHELLA

Nyx Professional Make-up - Glitter Trip: Discover the ultimate glitter playground! Visit the air conditioned interactive beauty bar, touch-up your look and discover our Insta-worthy tent full of surprises! Snag Your Festival Essentials.

Pantene Styling Lounge: Be at the top of your content game & get your hair styled with glittery gold accessories. Already glammed out? Come find us to enjoy free wi-fi, air conditioning, & artsy photo moments.

Recharge with Peet’s: Energize each morning with free Cold Brew samples, phone charging stations, and fun at vintage Bus and Trikes. Plus, visit Peet’s Cold Brew Tap Room for a one-of-a-kind beverage experience from a custom draft bar.

Records & Record Store Day: Dig into over 30,000 pieces of new and vintage vinyl and more. Stop in on April 13th for Record Store Day exclusive.

The Turn Down: Downtempo Grooves for your Soul. Cheers turn into pillow talk at your own ambient oasis.  Kick up those feet, and let the late night grooves recharge your cells. located in the Art Studios Tent, lot 8

Vintage Market: Comb through this curated retail experience filled with a wide variety of vintage, upcycle/recycled and handmade retro items, handcrafted clothing, jewelry and more.

Wellness Spa: Feeling tense over the long weekend? Come work out those knots & kinks by getting a chair massage from one of our licensed massage therapists.

Eat & Drink:

Indio Central Market:  Enjoy Coachella’s food lovers haven featuring more than 15 carefully-curated restaurants from across the country under one large tent with plenty of shaded seating.

Outstanding in The Field: For the sixth year, Outstanding In The Field is setting a long table in the tranquil hideaway of our VIP Rose Garden. The intimate area allows you to take refuge (and a seat!) at the festival while you mingle with other guests over a full-service, four-course family style meal, a cocktail and ample regional wine. Dinner will be served just as the sun starts to hang low.

Pop-Up Restaurant: Enjoy full-service sit-down meal atGwen by Brothers Chef Curtis and Luke Stone, offering an escape from the festival into their Hollywood hotspot for an unforgettable dining experience. From butcher-inspired smoked brisket to a vegan chilled garden gazpacho, the VIP pop-up has something for everyone on your band’s tour rider. Located in VIP near the white peaked tents.

Featured Restaurants: Coachella’s food program features top restaurants from across the country. Offering a wide variety of cuisine that will please any festival-goer, vendors range from chef-driven concepts to artisanal ice cream shops and crave worthy street food. Vegan and gluten-free options are available throughout the site.

We All Scream 4 Ice Cream: Beat the heat with something sweet! Enjoy a cooldown treat from the variety of ice cream vendors on the field, with options ranging from specialty artisanal flavors to innovative vegan offerings in scoops, cones and even ice cream floats. There is – no doubt – something for everyone to scream for under the sun.

Kogitown: Celebrate 10 years of Chef Roy Choi feeding Coachella with our first-ever KogiTown! Located near the Food Court, with an area set to impress serving the greatest hits from both Kogi and Chego, LA’s most beloved Asian fusion cuisine. Expect to indulge in Ooey Gooey and Kimchi Fries, Short Rib, Chicken or Tofu Tacos and Burritos, and Chego’s famed Chubby Pork Belly Bowl, Sour Cream Hen House, or the Leafy T.

Pizza & Burgers: Munchies solved! We’ve got your favorite pizza & burger choices sprinkled all over the fields. With everything from smash burgers to plant-based patties, and traditional Neapolitan style pizza, vegan and gluten-free options, or Spicy Pie by the slice. No doubt, there will be plenty of: PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA & BURGER BURGER BURGER.

Drinks: Curated specialty cocktails along with a large Craft Beer selection. Returning this year are The Cabin, Beer Belly’s Rare Beer Bar, Broken Shaker, the secret PDTiki, plus some new and exciting spots, serving craft on draft, mixed cocktails and a large selection of non-alcoholic beverages from our returning KombuchaBar and crafted “cocktails” from Block Party.

Festival Experience:

Every one: Let’s co-create a festival and culture that is safe, inclusive and fun for all. We are pushing ourselves and our guests to do better and to be better. We are taking deliberate steps to develop a festival culture that is safe and inclusive for everyone. Persons of any gender identity or expression, sex, sexual orientation, race, religion, age or ability are welcome at Coachella. Along with the Code of Conduct, Coachella will NOT tolerate any form of assault or harassment, be it sexual, physical or verbal. Anyone found to be in violation of this policy is subject to immediate removal from the festival site and law enforcement may be notified. The offender’s Festival Wristband may be revoked and no refund will be issued.

Note: This is an optional event, meaning your characters are not required to attend.  If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to drop us a line!

[rugbyworldcup2019-blog]

@ Rugby world cup 2019 live stream free @C+B+S+S+P+O+R+T+S@

The Rugby World Cup 2019 dates are from 20th September to 2nd November which will be held in Japan and it is the ninth world cup for Rugby matches. For the first time, the different logo (it is based on World Rugby Logo) was used and it is going to be held in Asia. It is also the first time outside of rugby union (traditional heartland) the event will take places.

Even Singapore and Hong Kong had shown their interest to host some of the Rugby World Cup 2019 live stream free on their locations since they were also included in the original hosting bid as a part of JRFU to World Rugby (International Rugby Board – IRB at the bidding time). But, Japan the organizers announced that only fourteen locations have officially approved under formal bid to host the Rugby games.

The opening match of Rugby World Cup 2019 live Stream match will take place in Chofu, Tokyo at Ajinomoto Stadium. The final match will take place in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture at Nissan Stadium. These venues were already assigned and accepted by the World Rugby while it was officially announced by Japan’s Organizing committee with the revised tournament plan.

The National Olympic Stadium which is the centerpiece of Japan was initially planned to host and listed under the Rugby World Cup 2019 live stream free online sheet. But due to the World Cup venue changes, they were being rebuilt for the Summer Olympics 2020.

Rugby World Cup 2019 Ticketing & Packages

You need to register and create an account in order to purchase the rugby world cup 2019 tickets. You can also receive any updates from the official ticketing website.

The Ticket Sales for Second General were already closed and the third general is going to open on May 18th, Saturday. The rugby world cup 2019 tickets are based on First come, first serve. However, the Official resale service will be started on 31st May, Friday.

Within the ticketing period, the hospitality packages are still included in the purchased tickets. The Official hospitality for Rugby World Cup 2019 offers different ranges of services like guaranteed entertainment, fine beverages, and food, including a match ticket to enjoy the one-lifetime spectator and premium experience.

Important Notice

The rugby world cup 2019 tickets will be considered as refused entry if it were not purchased from the Official Ticketing site of Rugby World Cup 2019 or from any entities that are not authorized.

Tickets which are purchased under Hospitality Package or Supporter Tour will be valid for RWC 2019.

You can also get the full lists of RWC 2019 channels that offer Official rugby world cup 2019 merchandise, Hospitality Packages, and Supporter Tours.

The Official Hospitality of Rugby World Cup 2019 offers different kinds of packages to fulfill their guest’s expectations. Entertain your guests and clients at RWC 2019. The rugby world cup 2019 packages for Hospitality includes sophisticated dining experience and very best seats that are available across nationwide (including 12 stadiums).

Hospitality Packages

Premium Seat: This ticket includes VIP Supporter pack that contains a padded cushion seat, cooler bag with drinks and foods, and other RWC branded souvenirs.

Sport: Reserved Category C ticket with a welcome drink.

Gold: Reserved Category A ticket with welcome & complimentary drinks and gourmet dining experience.

Diamond Dinner: Reserved Category A ticket with welcome & complimentary drinks and four-course fine dining experience.

Platinum: Reserved Category A ticket with welcome drinks. Contemporary Western and Japanese style cuisine. Lounge style VIP experience and access to next or within the stadium.

Webb Ellis Pavilion: Reserved Category A ticket with welcome drinks. A Gourmet Contemporary Western and Japanese style cuisine. Complimentary bar with selected premium wines, sakes, soft drinks, and beers. Lounge style VIP experience and access to next or within the stadium. Commemorative RWC branded souvenirs.

Webb Ellis Suite: Reserved Category A ticket with welcome & complimentary drinks and exceptional dining experience for 20 VIP tickets to watch the match under the cover. A Gourmet meal with your preferred choice of either relaxed or formal service styles. Complimentary bar with selected premium wines, sakes, soft drinks, and beers. Post-match beverages and food service. Commemorative RWC branded souvenirs. Personal and attentive service will be provided by the hosting staff and dedicated management.

Rugby World Cup 2019 Pools & Fixtures

Please find below the list of Rugby World Cup 2019 Pools that are divided into various groups to contest in the rugby match.

Pool A: Samoa, Russia, Japan, Scotland, Ireland.

Pool B: Canada, Namibia, Italy, South Africa, New Zealand.

Pool C: Tonga, USA, Argentina, France, England.

Pool D: Uruguay, Fiji, Georgia, Wales, Australia.

Please find below the list of Rugby World Cup 2019 fixtures that are going happen between two teams.

Sep 20th, Fri – Japan vs Russia (Pool A Teams)

Sep 21st, Sat – South Africa vs New Zealand (Pool B Teams)

Sep 21st, Sat – Argentina vs France (Pool C Teams)

Sep 21st, Sat – Fiji vs Australia (Pool D Teams)

The matches will be conducted only on the official rugby world cup 2019 locations which were already announced during the inauguration presented by Japan’s Organizing Committee. The locations are as follows: Kumamoto, Sapporo, Kamaishi, Oita, Osaka, Fukuoka, Toyota, Kobe, Shizuoka, Kumagaya, Yokohama, and Tokyo.

The rugby world cup 2019 groups are divided into four featuring qualifiers and seeded teams. Especially for the World Cup, 20 teams are involved and they are split into four groups which consist of five teams each. As per the game rule, the two teams who finish their pool table at the top after the league group matches will progress to the next stage Quarter-finals.

During the last tournament, there are twelve teams automatically qualified for the rugby world cup 2019 groups by finishing top three positions in their respective groups. Those teams are Italy, Japan, Georgia, England, France, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Argentina, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand (they are back-to-back winners for the last two tournaments and eagerly waiting to secure their hat-trick winning in RWC 2019 games).

Please find below the lists of rugby world cup 2019 stadiums in which the matches are going to held:

Otia Prefecture: Oita Stadium with 40,000 seating capacity.

Kumamoto Prefecture: Kumamoto Stadium with 30,000 seating capacity.

Hakata-ku Fukuoka: Fukuoka HakataNomori with 20,049 seating capacity.

Kobe: Kobe Misaki Stadium with 30,132 seating capacity.

Osaka Prefecture: Hanazono Rugby Stadium with 24,100 seating capacity.

Toyota, Aichi Prefecture: City of Toyota Stadium with 45,000 seating capacity.

Shizuoka: Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa with 50,889 seating capacity.

Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture: International Stadium Yokohama with 72,327 seating capacity.

Tokyo: Tokyo Stadium with 49,970 seating capacity.

Kumagaya, Saitama Prefecture: Kumagaya Rugby Stadium with 24,000 seating capacity.

Unosumai Kamaishi, Iwate: Kamaishi Recovery Memorial Stadium with 16,020 seating capacity.

Sapporo, Hokkaido Prefecture: Sapporo Stadium with 41,410 seating capacity.

Rugby is the most popular and famous sports in the world and makes the sponsors as their specials. The rugby world cup 2019 sponsors are widely spread under different categories and honor rugby games. The lists are as follows:

RWC 2019 World Wide Partners: DHL, Mater Card, Land Rover, Heineken, and Emirates.

RWC 2019 Official Sponsors: NEC, SECOM, Toto, and Canon.

RWC 2019 Tournament Suppliers: Ernst and Young (EY), Canterbury, Tudor, and Gilbert.

The above-mentioned members were the title and official sponsors for the Rugby World Cup 2019 Japan. The essence of sponsors is highly gratifying, and they are the pillars for any big tournament to be successful in a comprehensive way.

The rugby world cup 2019 England team will be bidding to win their World Cup championship for the second time after 2003. In 2019 Rugby World Cup, England will play against the most aggressive team in the USA in Kobe Stadium. The head coach Eddie Jones had assembled the tournament squad for their England team with the help of their assistants Japan vs Russia live stream free.

Since the selection became as a delicate balancing act, the global showpiece has chosen only 31 players to the tournament squad. The vital part is versatility, durability, and Depth which will be required for the players to cover their designated positions. The head coach informed that the selection was very hard and tough to choose the best players for each position.

[allaboutfoodgwu]

BEER 3.0 Hey! “Social” Safeway

Wow. I feel like I’ve untapped a special resource that is Safeway’s beer section.

I am a new found fan of Safeway – I have never been to one before. On a sunny Sunday afternoon I went to the Safeway located at 1855 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 20007. This is right in the affluent Georgetown neighborhood. This is definitely a superstore and you get the feeling that you could find anything and everything you need for your kitchen here. The sheer size of the store when I walked in was eye-catching. The lighting was bright white and is mirrored by the linoleum floors.

Nobody could come to look for beer and leave empty handed. Everyone could find a beer they like in this massive selection. Plus, this is considered the “social” Safeway - so you may make a friend or two, or meet a significant other!

According to Safeway’s website, their mission is to “be the first choice for those customers who have the ability to shop locally in a Safeway store.” The items on offer were vast in number and variety and were reasonably priced, making this an attractive place for buying beer. The prices were shown on their bright yellow price tags.

The beer section was located in the far back corner of the store, but the walk to get there is totally worth it. At first I looked at the end cap of the beer offerings and saw large boxes of notable brands such as Heineken and Corona. Prices were reasonable: $14.99 for a 12-pack of Heineken.

Then much to my delight, as I turned the corner an entire aisle of beer appeared! I was shocked. This aisle seemed to be never ending with its incredible beer options and was fully stocked. This aisle was split up into 4 sections: micro brew, craft beer, premium beer, and domestic beer. Safeway easily points its customers to the beer they are looking for, but also makes it easy to browse for a new one.

A “Choose Your Brew” section offered customers the option to pick a mixture of 6 bottles or cans of beer to make your own six-pack. This allows customers to test different brands without needing to buy a whole set of them. One six-pack costs $10.99, which I would say is pretty good since you get to mix and match.

My favorite part of Safeway’s beer aisle was that above every section, were short, catchy notes suggesting food pairings. For example, one tip for Pale Ale  suggested pairing it with: burgers, cream based sauces/soups, cheddar cheese, or carrot cake. A pretty random mix, but cool nonetheless!

On this Sunday afternoon, I was the only person browsing the beer aisle. My guess is that most people were out enjoying the sunshine rather than shopping for beer. Unfortunately, it wasn’t a very social experience for me.

A few of my favorite brand names on offer at this store were The Corruption, Voodoo Ranger, and All Day IPA.

[seekingfika]

Spring Break

Pictured here: Yours truly in Wicklow, Ireland 

Hey there! It’s been a hot second since I last wrote a blog post, but with good reason...I was on spring break! At DIS, March is a major travel month, and there are two weeks in March that you will spend traveling if you are considering being a DIS student. One of these weeks will be spent with your corse course on a long study tour (which for me is the last week of March in Athens Greece...stay tuned!) and the other is an opportunity for independent travel. The way my schedule worked out meant that my spring break came first, and so i had the opportunity to what ever travel I wanted. I decided to split my time between Berlin, Amsterdam, and Dublin and now I’m here to tell you all about it!

Berlin, Germany

My journey started bright and early on Saturday morning with a flight to Berlin. My friends and I stayed at a hostel called Three Little Pigs, and while the hostel itself was pretty and cool, the crowd wasn’t very young and so i’m not sure i’d recommend this hostel as a first choice, but it made for a good place to stay, especially since my friends and I booked our room in this hostel quite late. While in Berlin we did quite a bit of walking, saw the Berlin wall, and visited the spy museum. While we were only there for two full days, we still got to see many of the popular sites and try some of the token foods (currywurst...kind of just like a hotdog with some sauce on it). We also visited a very aesthetically pleasing brunch spot called House of Small Wonders. While this location was adorable and served delicious food, the wait for Sunday brunch was outrageous, and so I would recommend only visiting on a weekday.

Pictured here: House of Small Wonders, brunch location

While Berlin was certainly an experience, I have to say that it wasn’t really my vibe and is a rather harsh feeling place in general. While I think it can be worth seeing, it was probably my least favorite of the three locations that I went to, but it is an interesting place to go to learn about it’s history, and it is certainly an experience nonetheless. If you are planning on visiting Berlin, here are some tips I can offer you: It’s important to note that in Berlin many places are cash only, so you should get euros as soon as possible when you arrive if you plan to travel there. Also, in many of the restaurants and cafes there’s smoking indoors to the point that it can be hard to breath and you will smell like cigarettes when you leave. The one thing I didn’t get to try while in Germany was some authentic schnitzel, but I later found out that schnitzel is technically Austrian, so I suppose that means i’ll have to pay a visit to Austria! 

Pictured here: My friend and me in front of the Brandenburg Gate 

Amsterdam, Netherlands

After our stay in Berlin, arriving in Amsterdam was like a breath of fresh air! While it was fairly windy when we landed, eventually the sun came out and we were able to enjoy some time outside. The hostel we stayed at was called The Generator, and is part of a larger hostel chain. This hostel was a fantastic option, and I would highly recommend it. It was located in a park which made for a lovely atmosphere, was very clean, and had a cafe on-site. Like with Berlin, we did a great deal of walking in Amsterdam, but walking in Amsterdam is fairly simple and as a result we didn’t buy any transportation passes for our stay. There are all sorts of interesting and cute shops along the canal, making Amsterdam a beautiful city to explore in the daytime. We went into all sorts of shops, including the Tulip museum, and also went for an incredibly pleasant canal ride in one of the boats. 

Pictured here: On the canal cruise

We also enjoyed the Heineken experience, which is aptly named because it is less a tour of a brewery and more an in-depth look into how Heineken has progressed and is trying to market itself. We of course also paid a visit to the Red light district, which while certainly odd and different, was interesting and i think important to see from as a visitor to Amsterdam and from an outsider/observer’s perspective. One of the coolest places we visited in Amsterdam though was an incredibly tiny dutch pancake shop called Upstairs Pannenkoeken. This adorable little spot is known as Europe’s smallest pancake shop, and I believe it because this place was tiny! They are open from 12-6 and only take cash, but you can make reservations by phone and they are very accommodating. One thing to note, however, is that the shop is up a set of extremely step stairs (more like a carpeted ladder, honestly) and so if you have a disability or difficulty walking you may not be able to access this spot. Nonetheless, they had delicious pancakes and I think it’s worth checking out! 

Pictured here: The outside of Upstairs Pannenkoekenhuis

Dublin, Ireland

The last leg of my week-long travel journey was in Dublin! This was the city that I was looking forward to the most, and the one that most lived up to my expectations! Firstly, the Irish people are just something else. My friend who I was visiting there is studying abroad at Trinity and he told me the most amazing quote from William Butler Yeats that just about sums up my impression of Dublin: “There are no strangers here, Only friends you haven’t met yet.” As with the other cities on this trip there was a ton of walking involved! I got to experience a full Irish visit, and of course payed a visit to the Guinness Storehouse. We went to a number of different pubs throughout the visit, many of which had live Irish music playing, others with a hilarious and catchy selection of early late 90s and 2000s hits. Aside from the traditional Irish food we ate, we also visited a killer burrito shop, Mama’s Revenge, a super nice healthy breakfast at The Fumbally, and a really delicious ramen restaurant, Ramen Bar. 

Pictured here: Breakfast at The Fumbally 

On the second day we took a bus out to the Irish countryside and went for a walk around Wicklow. We got to see SO MANY sheep, the greenest grass in the world, and some neat stone church ruins. My friend of course also took us for a tour of the old part of Trinity College, where we go to the see The Long Room and The Book of Kells (free of charge with a trinity student!). All in all, my visit with Dublin was the perfect way to wrap up an insanely long and action packed week. 

Pictured here: The stacks in The Long Room

That’s all for now! Feel free to ask me any question about my travels specifically or DIS in general and check out more pictures from my trips on my instagram page, @mugsnshrugs.

-Ruthie