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No, I muttered. The idea of going anywhere, of raising myself from this position, of – good grief – folding myself into some kind of vehicle, made me want to vomit. It hurt to move my leg, to curl my toes, to turn my head, to brush a hair off my forehead. It hurt to blink.

The Honeysuckle Development Corporation (now Hunter Development Corporation) was established in 1992 by the NSW government to organise one of Australia’s largest urban renewal projects – redeveloping 50 hectares of derelict land and buildings along Newcastle Harbour.

This event is 21 and over Christian Dupree is a New York based Songwriter and Classical Cellist. He received his training from internationally acclaimed teacher, Irene Sharp. Throughout his career he has played with artists such as Jack Johnson, Mickey Hart (Grateful Dead) and Venice the band. Christian’s musical style is based in R&B with distinct folk elements. He has two studio albums and has composed music for commercials including UPS and New Balance. His newest set of songs are a culmination of experiences from his time spent between Los Angeles, Nashville, Amsterdam and now New York, where he is making a splash in the music scene. Cale Hawkins creates his original music from a small, windowless room in Brooklyn. He is currently releasing two new songs every two months. He writes, produces, engineers and plays all the instruments except violin & cello on his songs. Past credits include work with Quincy Jones, Wyclef Jean, Nate Ruess, Blue Note Records, Nikki Yanofsky, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Grace Weber, Gabriel Garzon-Montano, Carrie Manolakos, KAMAU, and No Wyld. Hawkins is also a proud collaborator and contributor to the original music of Ben Talmi, Arthur Moon, S… (read more)

Each top plate has a series of vertical rising plates, welded on , and set at right angles, and at intervals to match the intervals of the corrugations, in the roof sheeting .

It was the first awarding of the medal to an Australian for 40 years, and the first Victoria Cross for Australia, which was established in 1991 to replace the Imperial VC. Named the Young Australian of the Year in 2010, Donaldson was born in Waratah and trained at Singleton after enlisting in 1996.

I had been spending most of my nights in the calving barns, sleeping in a bedroll and getting up every hour or two to perform some miracle obstetrical procedure. I was tired to the bone and my eyes were sunk back in my head like a scourin’ calf!

Vagabon, the moniker for multi-instrumentalist, Lætitia Tamko, was born in late 2014 during her final years of engineering school. Currently living in New York City via Cameroon, Tamko’s cultural duality and engineering background informs her inspirations as a musician and a producer. Blending elements of west and east African music from her childhood with punk as well as electronic leaning instrumentation, Vagabon songs vary in themes and genre. In November 2014, Tamko self-released an EP, "Persian Garden", a collection of the first songs she had ever written. "Persian Garden" caught the attention of a larger than imagined audience which led Vagabon to a couple of U.S tours and several Northeast tours. Tamko recently finished recording her first album, where she is the writer, co-producer and main performer of all instruments.

Queens College Choral Society 77th Annual Winter Concert – Kupferberg Center for the Arts December 16, 2017 – Queens

— If you go out to rebuild fence you will find you are two posts and twenty feet of wire short to finish the job

Shortly after eight o’clock at night on Monday, November 11, 1918, the bulletin board outside the offices of the Newcastle Herald and Miners’ Advocate in Bolton St displayed a cable message announcing an armistice had been signed – World War I had ended. 

The irony of working on a large scale is that Kikukawa’s staff fuss over millime­ters. Yuji Tsuchiya, a veteran sales man­ager, leads us to a back corner of the main factory building. There, he runs his hands over a curved 2-mm-thick sheet of bronze: a sample of the panels used for the Bloomberg project. “This was a reject,” says Tsuchiya. He leans in and points out a welding seam so fine and faint that the untrained eye wouldn’t have a chance of spotting it. “The architects spotted it,” he says, shouting over the whining, clang­ing and buzzing sound of brute force being applied to metal, which comes from every direction.

Below is a brief idea about the work carried on different parts of the modded Mahindra Thar by Pro Color Body Shop.