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 The victory has become part of Newcastle folklore as the virtual no-names of the north took on a Dragons side that included internationals Reg Gasnier, Graeme Langlands, Brian “Poppa” Clay, Eddie Lumsden, Johnny King and Elton Rasmussen. Newcastle defeated North Coast, Southern Division and Western Division to take the country title that year, then downed South Sydney 29-14 in the first State Cup match, following that with a 6-0 win over North Sydney to set up the salivating semi-final with St George.

Down through the stubble it rumbled followed by man and dog in hot pursuit! The ol’ pickup displayed an unerring sense of direction and seemed to navigate itself through the bogs, rock piles and round bales. On several occasions when it was slowed by a mud hole or a steep rise, it looked like Sam might catch up. But the pickup had lots of pasture experience and always managed to elude the pore ol’ dog who thought he was bein’ left behind!

As for the tow truck, you have it backwards. If that doesn’t end up on the lift periodically, _then_ the garage is in trouble. Back in the 50’s, it would need at least four oil changes per year, plus new tires every few years. If it’s in a northerly climate, it’s probably on the lift twice a year to switch between winter and all-weather tires, and a garage-owned tow truck has zero excuse to not get regular tune-ups.

Cymbals Eat Guitars have indeed crafted what’s easily their most sonically expansive and most rewarding album to date with their John Congleton produced fourth LP, Pretty Years on Sinderlyn Records. Their trademark cacophonic guitar rock and innate propulsion are still abundant, but they’re buttressed by raucous synth and keyboard lines, and an extemporaneous saxophone performance, which enrich when they could easily clutter these songs. The band also worked more quickly and efficiently than they had in the past, facilitated by years on the road in which they’ve played close to a thousand shows, which rendered them a tight, fully- oiled machine in the studio. "Cymbals Eat Guitars are still making the best music of their careers" – Pitchfork "Joyous, revelatory…[Pretty Years is] the band’s best album." A- review – AV CLUB "[Cymbals Eat Guitars] have made one of the best classic-rock records of the 21st century." – Spin Magazine "[Cymbals Eat Guitars] are at the peak of their powers, and every song they record is worthy of your attention." – USA Today

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Gasping for air and grasping for straws, Mr. Schneider did what any good cowboy would do … he called the dogs!

 Francis never let his accident hold him back, going on to race at three paralympics – Sydney 2000, Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008, as well as taking gold at world championships and Commonwealth Games. 

 Early bathers in Newcastle were warned to stick to the harbour rather than the dangerous surf, but that began to change with the constuction of ocean pools, culminating in the opening of Newcastle’s landmark ocean baths, the art deco gem now not only popular with bathers but with artists and photographers.

One of the most esteemed electric guitarists of his generation, Mike Stern has distinguished himself over a four-decade career that has encompassed musical partnerships with Blood, Sweat & Tears, Billy Cobham, Miles Davis, Jaco Pastorius, the Brecker Brothers and Joe Henderson, as well as 16 recordings as a leader (six of which were nominated for GRAMMY® Awards).

“Thanks,” said Dale, “But we had a heckuva scare buildin’ it. See that post…” I noted a stout post at the end of the driveway. The harrowing tale unfolded.

"Lassiter pulled himself out from his perfect place." Dee opened the next incubator drawer and examined the tapir piglet for mucous in its nose. "And he hissed wildly to wake Enchantress Cx."

As I sit staring at the healed fracture on my x-ray, as the doctor guides my hand to the corresponding place on my lower back and I feel, yes, a tiny calcified lump, a frozen pea beneath the skin, I am struck by the strangeness of it all. We think we know our bodies, these shells of blood and muscle and tissue and bone, but they lead lives of their own, they keep secrets from us. We inhabit them but they remain unknowable, elusive, brave, carrying on with the business of living, despite our accidents and choices and incursions and foolishnesses.