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"I like what Natasha says. I like it." Bryce had stood up at the table and paced tightly back and forth. "I don’t agree, but I like it."

— Sometimes gentle pressure is better than jerkin’ as hard as you can. Kinda like pickin’ up a bull’s nose.

Workin’ cows in the fall is somethin’ I’ve always enjoyed. Some of these ranches I worked were a hundred miles from a K-Mart! It might take several days to preg check 2,000 head so when I showed up I’d take my guitar. There weren’t VCR’s and satellite dishes in the old days. I was a welcome diversion.

The only things missing at the time were the dials of the city hall clock, which did not arrive until later.  

Powell’s POV: A crowd pleasing holiday themed match. It was a little more hardcore than one might expect for a WWE holiday themed match and the fans had a lot of fun with it. By the way, Merry Christmas! I watched the show on delay due to holiday plans and didn’t bother to time the matches since I sped through the commercial breaks.

Metalworker Kikukawa’s precision and meticulous attention to detail appeals to architects at home and abroad.

Before he double-gloved up he asked if I would record his first C-section on film. I took his camera and snapped him poised above what appeared to be Plymouth Rock! He looked over his shoulder at me as I clicked on. Once he made his first incision, he peeled off the outer gloves and asked me to adjust the light. I moved George closer.

"They were made to do the work by them. The Arboc and Ongse kidnapped their families and said that they would kill them if they didn’t do what they were told. They were their slaves."

The next day The Herald told of how “the news was quickly telephoned to all the places of amusement and to various suburbs, and as it spread steam whistles, hooters and bells announced that the period of tension was over and that the terms of the Allies had been accepted.”

“Well, to be honest, I’d never thought of sellin’ this bull. His weight per day of age was tops in my herd and I’ve been offered $50,000 for him … but if you’re really interested …

Space Cadets is a dynamic Los Angeles based triumvirate of disillusioned youths formed in 2012. The group is comprised of Zachary Wexelman, Dan Creed, and John Cocco, respectively. The band’s musical style consists of groove-based acoustic rock with elements of blues and hip-hop. After working with Tony Perry and James Ingram on previous projects, the trio released their third EP entitled, Let The Kids Play! this summer, recorded by CJ Blair at The Canyon Hut. Space Cadets provide minimal, back-to-basics, feel good, no BS music that cannot be classified or categorized only listened to and enjoyed. ""Too Good for Tuesday"" is a multi-rock-genre rock band based in NYC. The band is returning for their second show at The Bowery Electric. Brett Segelman is a 23-year-old piano player and lead vocalist. He grew up in Randolph, NJ, but calls New York City his second home. He has been singing and playing piano for 10+ years, and plays both classic and contemporary rock, as well as many other popular hits. He also plays ukulele, harmonica, and melodica. James Andreacchi is a 22-year-old classically and jazz trained pianist who has been playing since he was a toddler. He plays a vari… (read more)

The Harlem Blues Project specializes in soulful New York blues with a twist! The band features blues masters Jerry Dugger, Junior Mack, and Barry Harrison plus a revolving cast of NYC’s finest blues musicians including Bill Sims Jr., Michael Hill, Irving Louis Lattin and Solomon Hicks. Jerry was raised in Harlem and caught the music bug early in life. A fateful walk through Washington Square Park found him being introduced to the New York City Blues scene by way of the now infamous Dan Lynch Blues Bar. Jerry spent the next thirteen years learning to play Bass and sing, while also hosting the Saturday and Sunday Blues Jams. There Jerry Shared his stage with Stevie Ray Vaughan, Johnny Copeland, James Cotton and many more Blues Artists. His Bass baritone voice and thunderous bass playing have earned him a place in New York’s Blues Hall of Fame. Jerry’s band "The Dugger Brothers" are a staple on the New York City Blues scene. Influenced by Duane Allman, Dickey Betts, Jan Akkerman, and Wes Montgomery, Junior Mack deftly displays these influences, although the foundation of his playing lies in the soulfulness of Gospel and Blues. An opportunity to play for the late Pops Staples an… (read more)