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V-Day was a muted affair compared with VP-Day, when residents of the Hunter really let their hair down. 

More than 150,000 candles were placed around the Civic Theatre to mark its opening on December 12, 1929, and ever since the majestic building, one of Australia’s great theatres, has stood as a beacon for culture and recreation in the Hunter.

It was the third biggest-selling record for an Australian artist that year, finishing behind Sherbert’s Summer Love and Skyhooks’ Horror Movie.

When you’ve completed all nine, the water level in the room will start to rise again (so much for draining it all earlier!). If the Pack a Punch machine was already in the room during the process, approach it and it will allow you to Pack a Punch the Sentinel Artefact. If the Pack a Punch machine isn’t in the Turbine Room, you’ll need to finish the current round, and at the end of the round the Pack a Punch machine should teleport back to the Turbine Room. Thankfully, it doesn’t cost anything to Pack a Punch the Sentinel Artefact so go ahead and do that, then make your way back outside to the Forecastle.

“On the third day I tried to ride him and I got bucked off. Then my brother tried to ride him and he got bucked off. Then my cousin tried to ride him and he got bucked off.

Krivit, a New York DJ veteran with an endless list of credentials, has been involved in the city’s dance/club scene since the early 1970s. With residencies/performances at the Roxy, Paradise Garage and Danceteria, Krivit has been one of New York’s longest-standing influential DJs alongside Frankie Knuckles and Francois K. As well as having producer/editor/mixer credits included on over 70 records, 2011 marks Krivit’s 40th anniversary as a DJ.

Commenter: AnneI wish I had graduated years ago instead of just last month. I had all of these ideas of what I could do with my degree from a great private college. Now I am unemployed and many of the places I had thought I might work at after I graduated have put a freeze on their hiring. Now I am unemployed and absolutely terrified at the prospect of having to pay over $400 a month in a few months to student loans when I am not making enough to pay for my rent, car, insurance, food, credit cards. I don’t know what to do…

Named Downbeat Magazine’s Critics Choice Award Best Trombonist from 2012 – 2014, and again in 2016 (what were they thinking in 2015), Wycliffe is a man that every music fan should seek out. A highly memorable live performer, on The CO-OP LP Wycliffe penned the composition "The Theme,", and the solo multi-trombone track "Okay". About Derrick Hodge: Blue Note Recording Artist and celebrated composer and bassist, Philadelphia born Hodge is a musical chameleon equally adept at R&B, Hip-Hop, Gospel and Jazz. A deeply emotional live-performer, Hodge penned the lead-off track on The CO-OP – a tune titled "Simplicity". He also wrote the album’s penultimate track "Now or Never".

I’ve even taken the ol’ blue lotion and painted a few. I did that to a Hereford steer one time and put a white paper star on his head. He looked like an American flag comin’ down the alley!

So, whatya think? Is this story of heroism worthy of a Humane Society valor award? Or is it just another day in the life of one of us who spend our lives watchin’ after God’s creatures? I can’t say but I’d like to have been a magpie in the cottonwoods watchin’.

Residential yard workers do not think of their lawns as forage. They grow it, mow it, harvest its bounty and add it to a landfill. They think of it more like hair than wheat. But you talk about work! Maybe there are people who look forward to mowin’ the lawn; barbers, for instance, or manicurists. And it’s not just the weekly horse whippin’ of a following a Briggs and Stratton around for half a day, some enthusiastic yarders edge, weed, fertilize, shape, prune, rake, haul and water in never-ending tail chase to create compost!

The two mechanics wear identical overalls with tools tucked into the front pocket. The female mechanic wears a baseball cap with a ponytail, while the male mechanic wears an old-style train engineer/police officer hat. Their customer is a woman who brought in her scooter. She wears a zip-up jacket and has both wavy hair and a black helmet.