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Terry was unsuccessfully tugging on the calf’s protruding legs when his father-in-law cautiously drove up behind him.

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Called "electrifying" by The Huffington Post and "phenomenal" by the New York Times, Grace McLean is a multi-hyphenate actress-singer-writer-teacher on the rise. In addition to performing in the Broadway hit Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812, Grace also makes time for her acclaimed original music, both as a solo artist and with her band Grace McLean & Them Apples. With a sound that combines Regina Spektor’s quirkiness, Nellie McKay’s jazz sensibilities, Fiona Apple’s irreverence, Kimbra’s sass and Merrill Garbus of tUnE-yArDs’ rhythm, McLean adds up to one beautiful weirdo. Manhattan User’s Guide writes, "this pop and jazz singer writes seriously infectious melodies with seriously antic lyrics. Her voice can raise the roof, or she can slide off a note and break your heart," and Stephen Holden of the New York Times says "Ms. McLean’s voice [is] a flexiible instrument with unexpected reserves of power…Behind her playful adventurousness lies a well of passion." Grace was a headlining performer and vocal instructor at the SingStrong a capella festivals in DC and Chicago in 2014 and in 2015 her band participated in a US State Department sponsored tour of Pakistan. Grace McL… (read more)

Continuing a beloved New York tradition, the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis warms up the House of Swing with soulful renditions of holiday classics. With fresh arrangements, playful improvisation, and entertaining storytelling, they bring out the magic in such classics as Count Basie’s "Jingle Bells," "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," and Billie Holiday’s "I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm." Jazz royalty Catherine Russell joins as special guest vocalist for the second year, continuing a spirited partnership that has spread Yuletide cheer in dozens of cities across the country. This year she’ll be joined by another Jazz at Lincoln Center favorite, fellow vocalist Kenny Washington, who recently brought his Home for the Holidays program to delighted audiences at Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola. Enjoyed by audiences of all ages, these uplifting holiday performances create lasting memories that will keep you feeling good throughout the season. Join our family! Subscribe today by purchasing three or more concerts to our 2017–18 season and receive priority seating, free ticket exchanges and discounts. Or become a member to receive benefits, invitations, and more th… (read more)

Fig. 3. A shot of the 35-pound metal block cantilevered at 90 degrees and fixed at one end with just 3 mm of grip. This positioning allows roughing to take place on nearly 98 percent of the part, which distorts only microscopically during the process. After the roughing operation has ended, holes are drilled into the part that allow it to be held in place for finished machining on the five axis.

Duncan is still flying, after he and his brothers founded Airborne Windsports at Redhead in 1983, exporting to more than 30 countries. 

Commenter: You need the factsRepublican, you are also a very rare breed. As someone who has been around hundreds and hundreds of people who sign real estate contracts and mortgage loan documents, no one, and I mean no one reads their documents including their promissory note (with the possible occasional exception of looking at the interest rate) no matter how much you encourage and beg. The only people who read the documents are the lawyers who create them for the benefit of the other party. To read them would take many hours and most people do not take that time. Additionally, many have a hard time understanding the legalese in the documents and, of course, that is on purpose. But you expect an 18 year old to sit and read documents when "adults" don’t. Also, for private student loans, you are not given the terms and conditions of your loan until AFTER you are obligated. This was another gift from Congress to the private lenders. And just where are they supposed to get money for school when this is the case for all the loans? The facts are they have very little choice, if any at all, and they are often steered by the school to their "preferred lender", and many borrowers don’t have a clue what the whole system is all about yet you feel they should "buck up" and they shouldn’t have gotten themselves in this mess. Can you still say that these young people are fully responsible for getting into trouble with predators waiting to entrap them at every turn? Give me a break. This is wrong no matter which way you look at it and I grieve for each and every borrower who got put in this position. I follow this field every single day and Republican you do not have all the facts.

On the coldest morning of last December my pickup wouldn’t start. It wasn’t the battery, it turned over. I ground away at the starter, manipulating the manual choke (it’s 30 years old) until the battery began to weaken.

“People raised on MP3s, with digital music consumed in earbuds — it’s a very sharp, crisp sound,” Stepp said. “But if you listen, the analog sounds better.”  

It was after turning the first sod on the foreshore park on April 13, 1984, that Cummings suffered a stroke that forced her retirement from local government, but before her death in 2003 she did see the Queen open the park during the 1988 Bicentenary celebrations. 

We chose a 38D and took it home. My wife cut off and discarded the unneeded cup. Our purchase fit perfectly! The shoulder strap went over the longhorn and the back strap coursed above the good eye like a pirate patch underneath the jaw. She played her part beyond expectations. I took her back to the sale barn, the Maidenform still stuck firmly in place. She went through the auction ring with a note thanking Hank for his cattle buying skill, recounting her new status as a star and charging the new owner to treat her with kindness. She goes by the name Lorraine.

DJ, producer, label owner and businessman: Mark Knight has proven a rare and wonderful breed of musical heavyweight. The second highest-selling Beatport artist of all time (with no less than eight No.1′s) his career has spanned more than a decade, with releases on a diverse range of labels such as Suara, 1605, Stereo and of course his own Toolroom. Despite his success, the Grammy- nominated artist has never rested on the laurels of being one of the industry’s most respected and accomplished international players, and continues to push boundaries and set new standards with each year that passes. Armed with a musical library that knows no boundaries, a consistent run of hits and chart-topping ventures alike, the success of Knight’s recording career is matched only by the credibility and integrity maintained throughout his discography to date. Heard through a spread of anthems (‘Man With The Red Face,’ ‘Alright’, ‘Downpipe’) along with producing bands such as Faithless and Underworld has sealed a diverse musical heritage for the accomplished producer. It’s music for passion, not numbers, and it’s what Mark Knight does best. 2015 was a landmark year for Mark Knight. His track ‘Second… (read more)