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Audiocassette tape that was not properly coated after a test run on a new machine National Audio Company is installing to manufacture audio tape. (Photo: Nathan Papes/News-Leader)

J.T. had no manual choke so he wedged a shotgun between the seat and the foot feed. Diggin’ through his Snap On hi-tech tool kit, he fished out a fence stay and a pair of pliers. He shorted the faulty electrical connection. The starter kicked over and the engine caught. It was at that moment that J.T. realized that the ol’ ‘79 was in gear!

Myron deftly slipped the other end of the chain around his slippery wrist and dove back in. He grasped the recalcitrant foot with his hand and popped it into position. Miraculously, the cow sprang to her feet and started down the alley. Myron, of course, followed . . . approximately 32 inches behind! Florence was racing the cow and her attached obstetrician to the head gate. Florence swung the gate open. Too wide. Then she tried to close it. Too late. The cow shot through. Too fast. Followed by the tethered arm. Too bad.

Rhett Miller’s 5th Annual Holiday Extravaganza feat. Jen Kirkman, Janeane Garofalo & Other Special Guests – City Winery December 23, 2017 – New York

Does a family tryin’ to make a livin’ on 180 acres, work or worry less than the C.E.O. of General Motors? Does a migrant worker sleep any easier than the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court? Does the editor/owner of a local newspaper put less effort into his job than the editor of the N.Y. Times?

"They didn’t trust each other," Po replied. "People need to believe in each other for a planet to work."

A long time ago in in a nightclub far, far away… Julian Fleisher and Martha Plimpton had an act. And that act was good. "Intoxicating…Fleisher and Plimpton make an irresistible team,with unerring chemistry,obvious regard and fabulous voices,her delicate belt a perfect fit with his soaring instrument…a triumph of intimate spontaneity." — The LA Times "For once,the publicity is accurate…they play off each other with reckless, almost magical precision" — LA Weekly "Delightfully bizarre…two spectacularly large and soulful voices" — Backstage West "The most unique and polished duo in town…fun in this upbeat, slyly wacky way" — Curtain Up.com "This seemingly unlikely pairing of the nightclub entertainer and the award-winning actress…could end up with the dynamic duo becoming the next Steve and Eydie" This month Julian invites Martha to be his special guest in an attempt to recapture some of that long ago white light. To sweeten the pot, they’ll be joined on stage by their erstwhile collaborator, vibraphone wizard Nick Mancini who was a charter member of Julian’s rhythm section (which includes Tedd Firth, Dave Berger and Matt Clohesy) until he made the move … (read more)

And just like the Predator Friendly Wool program, the new Predator Friendly Neighborhood plan could all be accomplished simply by sacrificing a few more sheep.

Supporting the troops and their families on the front lines in the war on terror is not a partisan act. It is an act of pride, compassion, love, concern, anguish and hope. They carry our colors into harm’s way, and have since 1776.

He shouted commands at the dog who promptly leaped into action! The two sows started backing down the ramp and into Mr. Schneider who was wedged in place. He went down in the chute and one of the sows sat in his lap! The dog scaled the pileup and exited stage left.

Commenter: RikkiIts so sad that it costs so much money just to start a career these days. What I am hearing from the "personal responsibility" crowd is that people should only pursue careers they can afford. Seriously, that is a horrid Catch-22, considering that most high-school grads are not commanding 6 figures right at graduation. For the "financial literacy" crowd; yes, its better to pay cash for everything, instead of accumulated interest. Most high-school grads dont have a spare $30K lying around from working at the burger shack over the summer. I agree that loans are a horrid, horrid solution to this problem. Do you have an answer other than "don’t go?" or "find a scholarship?" Not everyone is a star athlete. I think rather than scream at students and graduates for trying to be successful, trying to participate and contribute to society, we should be asking business to cover the tab through a "higher-education" tax. Business ultimately benefits from an educated workforce, and since they demand increasing amounts of education and refuse to raise salaries to cover the expense, they should just be taxed.

Gilmore was thrilled that surfing will be in the Tokyo Olympics, and hoped that the competition could be staged in a Slater pool. “It’s once every four years,” she said. “And for it to come down to sitting at a flat, no-swell beach in who knows where—this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and you don’t even get a wave to surf—that would be really heartbreaking.”