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I read somewhere that the average “practice life span” of a large animal vet is eight years. After they quit L.A. practice they go into small animal practice, government work, industry, university, research or some other less hazardous profession.

Regarding automation, sources emphasized the need to look not just at the folding speed or part-to-part time, but the entire folding process.

We were waiting at the Tri County Airport when Mac dipped his wing and skidded down the runway. He crawled out on the wing. I noticed his hair was standing on end. He looked like he’d been castrating pigs in a metal building. You could almost hear his ears ringing. His eyes were glassy, his voice hoarse and he was vibrating.

The first surgery actually snuck in a few weeks before the official opening, when four elective surgery patients – Susan Pearsall, Louise Hope, Denis Tait and Marvin Mendonca – were admitted on January 15 for surgery including the removal of tonsils and polyps. The first baby born at the hospital was Cameron Michael Crabb, who booked his place in the hospital’s history (and received a $500 account from Newcastle Permanent) when he weighed in at 4.3 kg at 4.26pm on the official opening day, the first child of Jenni and Michael Crabb, of Warners Bay. 

The first concert at the city hall was the Monday after the opening by the Newcastle Choral Society and the Steel Works Band, with admission a shilling or two shillings, the same as the following week’s performance of Revue Revels of 1929.

Commenter: MattI’m pleasantly surprised by the number of people who think that high schools are completely ignoring their responsibility to educate young people about the dangers of student loan debt. Instead they just tell everybody to go to college: guidance counselors don’t care what bad advice they give since they can’t be fired. Well maybe they can with the state budget crisis. lol. Oprah Winfrey has done colossal damage by telling people to get an education but not warning them about student loan debt, or education scams like video game schools or culinary schools (or even law school). She’s just a shill for Sallie Mae. I have an accounting degree that I haven’t used. After I got my degree I got a job that I hated, which was doing accounts payable for a company that was running out of money. I eventually quit that job and I haven’t tried to get an accounting-related job since. My degree is just glorified office skills. I went to a cheap school, so I didn’t get into trouble with a student loan, but I learned first hand that a degree may not lead to gainful employment for any number of reasons. You may simply lose interest in the field that you studied–so it’s a really bad idea to go into massive debt to go to school. People say if you don’t go to college, you will end up working in a job where you ask "do you want fries with your order". Perhaps–but your guests are probably eating out because they don’t want to go home to receive another threatening phone call from Sallie Mae.

In spite of my counseling, they got real testy about goin’ through the squeeze chute for a little needle and bolus therapy. I can remember many occasions acting as braymer bait. They’d get on the fight and one of us would stand in the gate waving like a shipwrecked sailor, trying to entice them out of the pen. Even when sick, they were fast and I’ve had more than my share of snot on my shirt tail.

"Additionally, we decided on a total redesign of our successful 3.0-3.2MW E-115 volume model into an E-115 EP3 with the compact nacelle and single-piece blades, but retaining the 115.7-metre rotor diameter," says Lütkemeyer.

Kikukawa’s global breakout, how­ever, was a more recent move: The com­pany produced the swirling central ramp and about 1,000 exterior fins — all in an auburn-colored, hand-patinated bronze — for media giant Bloomberg’s $1.2 billion European headquarters in London. That project, led by London company Foster + Partners, stretched over five years. “Bronze is an expensive and tricky mate­rial to work with,” says Yoshihiko Utsuno, Kikukawa’s president and the youngest son of its founder. Utsuno smiles as he says this: It’s clearly a source of pride and one of his company’s strengths, having spent decades manufacturing bronze doors and other decorative pieces for Buddhist temples.

But like any artist who is self-unemployed, he has plenty of time to kill. He told me he was settin’ in the sale barn one mornin’ visitin’ with the geezers and watchin’ Noah’s Ark run through the ring. They ran the assorted single lambs, odd hogs, box of baby chicks and day-old Holstein calves through and had moved on to the beef cows and calves.

In a small ranching community in the west there lived a man, his wife and four children. They were no different than their neighbors, they ran cows, built fence and did their part to keep their little town alive.

I am a New York based musician. My shows consist of original music in the stylings of the indie/folk persuasion, calling back to artists, such as, Bob Dylan and Dave Van Ronk, to the new sounds of Fionn Regan, Damien Rice and Andrew Bird. Witty banter between songs rounds out the show with a full experience of comedy, soul and thought provoking lyrics.