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CD "Ladies Day" M J Territo – Vocals Linda Presgrave – Piano Iris Ornig – Bass Barbara Merjan – Drums

Gold #21 – You need to get into the diner. Easiest way to do this here is by climbing onto the roof and blowing open the vent. Drop down into the kitchen and the gold will be on a shelf just inside the kitchen door.

When we reached the end of the field I caught up with Russ. Russ is a big big feller. He had on camouflage pants, a fluorescent hunting jacket, rubber boots and a yellow cap. He looked like a whitewater raft. He was pointing out a Cadillac Limousine parked out in the field. One of the South Dakota hosts had brought a load of celebrity hunters down in it. We had been told that each team had a Fish & Game guide, a paramedic and a radio dispatched helicopter pilot standing by at our immediate service, so I didn’t think it unusual for a funeral director to be on call either.

Hard Top & Roof – Hard top was fabricated using 18 gauge steel sheet with proper cutting methods (no kind of gas cutters or heat was used at any stage of work). All the shaping was done with proper sheet bending machine and the structure was made of double layer sheets on outer and inner of a rigid frame work with foam sandwiched in between the sheets. This type of construction ensured a proper roll cage protection, along with proper heat and sound insulation.

The company is also working on Lagerwey’s 4MW L160 with a potentially record-setting rotor diameter of 160 metres, and mounted on modular steel towers for hub heights of up to 166 metres.

With bassist Carlos Henriquez, pianist Robert Rodriguez, drummer Obed Calvaire, trumpeters Michael Rodriguez and Terell Stafford, tenor saxophonist Melissa Aldana, trombonist Marshall Gilkes, and conga player/vocalist Anthony Almonte Carlos Henriquez is the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra’s bassist and "an emerging master in the Latin jazz idiom." (DownBeat) This week at Dizzy’s, he’s leading an all-star octet through a lively exploration of the Latin side of Dizzy Gillespie. As heard in transformative songs like "Manteca" and "A Night in Tunisia," Gillespie integrated Cuban rhythms with the hot sounds of a modern jazz orchestra, becoming a leading pioneer in the infectious cultural fusion of Latin jazz—a tradition that Henriquez now embodies. Hailing from the Bronx, Henriquez is a rare virtuoso in both jazz and Afro-Cuban traditions, and he has performed with greats like Tito Puente, Eddie Palmieri, and Celia Cruz since the age of 14. Henriquez regularly headlines concerts in The Appel Room and music directs shows in Rose Theater, so these shows at Dizzy’s are an exciting opportunity to experience his talent in a more intimate setting while enjoying some of Gillespie’s mo… (read more)

— If you sort the heavy end of the calvy heifers into a pen under the lights, there will be six left in the other bunch that will calve first

An earthquake that devastates a city, kills 13 people and hospitalises another 160, can never be looked on as a glory day, despite the feats of gallantry and countless heroes that accompany it.

He gave me a raised eyebrow, realized that I was not smart enough to have asked the question facetiously, and explained. In an effort to “keep up with the competition” he had taken to announcing rodeos ahorseback.

“So important is the logistical side to the company that we have complemented it by setting up our own Toyota approved mechanical workshop for trucks. This workshop takes care of all the servicing and repairs of our fleet. To attain Toyota approval you need to adhere to all the mechanical requirements as well as the environmental ones.”

That afternoon Myron had spotted one of his cows with a calving problem. Only one foot was showing. He brought her up to his covered preg checkin’ shed where he had installed a new head catch. Since his wife had gone to town he called his neighbor, Florence, for help. When she arrived, they eased the ol’ cow into the crowding pen and started her down the long alley toward the head catch.

I can see what he means. There is evidence of fracture on the bone. I am able to see it. I also know that the x-ray is mine: I can see my name, reversed so that the surname precedes my initial, in the corner. But can I really have broken it and not known? How is that possible?