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So what can ONE person do? Since it is PERSONAL, start there. 80 % of Americans are Christians. Many wear a cross around their neck. The 2nd ‘Greatest Commandment’ is, “You shall love thy neighbor as thyself.” If it means anything to you, give it a try. Give it a hand, offer help, call a loner, forgive an old grudge and make it a habit to thank God you live in America.

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. 

Commenter: TomIn the mid 80′s the financial aid dept issued me a check of $ 5.000 for the continuing degree MA in Education. While in school, I became sick with spinal problems that made it difficult to stand or sit. I had to leave college and quit teaching. I applied for Social Security Disability. While receiving benefits I asked for a Medical deferment form. My Doctor wrote a description of my condition that I was unable to work. The Department Of Education received the form and said the form was altered in my behalf. It was denied. I requested another form, my Doctor signed again ,but it was denied .Three deferment forms signed by the doctor all rejected. Later the Department of Education wrote saying they will garnish my Social Security disability check. Now I’m making small payments to Dept of Education. Current balance $36.000 and growing.

By the 1990s, it was all done with strategically placed "Eye-in-the-Sky" cameras throughout the property. They’re not hard to spot overhead, and that’s on purpose.

For every innovation, industry and golden moment on these pages, there are more that have made the region what it is today.

Grammy nominated jazz trumpeter Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah, returns with two nights of genre blind music that will Stretch jazz music’s rhythmic, melodic and harmonic conventions to encompass a range of cultural influences from his native New Orleans to West Africa and the Caribbean. Scott aTunde Adjuah is a WaterWorks artist in the second year of a three year residency made possible with a Building Demand for the Arts Implementation grant from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. As part of this season’s Stretch Music Residency, he will honor the rhythmic tradition of his Afro New Orleanian/Black Indian culture. Join us on a sonic journey that creates a bridge to liberation and freedom with some of music’s most daring musicians and improvisers.

The sacrum, the triangular, pitted central bone, is a complex, multifaceted cog, performing numerous functions. It is crucial for load-bearing, supporting the entire spine above it, and for accommodating the spinal nerves; it articulates with the hip bones, connects with the final lumbar vertebrae, above, and the coccyx, or tailbone, below. Strong ligaments connect it to the ilium bones of the pelvis: these joints are L-shaped and capable of a small amount of movement.

In September, 1797, Shortland set off from Port Jackson chasing a group of convicts who had stolen the grain boat Cumberland from Pittwater and headed north. 

 Before the valley’s lights, Tamworth had celebrated the centenary of European settlement by switching on the country’s first streetlights in 1888, while Sydney didn’t follow until 1904.   

The GRAMMY Award–winning Mingus Big Band performs another month of "Mingus Mondays" dedicated to the music of legendary jazz bassist, composer, and bandleader Charles Mingus (1922–1979). "Mingus’ diverse repertoire includes everything from gospel hollers and church music to lush ballads, swinging dance tunes, bebop and the blues…The music is, like Mingus himself, earthy, passionate, soul-ful and intense – and at all times swinging." (NPR)

The person that answers that ad ought to know better than to set down and start askin’ about paid holidays, days off, cost of living escalators and a five year contract. However, if I don’t miss my guess, he’ll get a day’s pay for a day’s work, good grub, a warm bunk and that kind of “family feelin’” that comes with cowboyin’.

“Mr. McMahonta Claus” Vince McMahon was shown sleeping in a chair next to a fireplace. Suddenly, he shot up and said “ho ho ho” and said he was checking in from the North Pole. Then he conceded he was in a studio and there wasn’t enough vodka. He said he had a present for everyone. McMahon said John Cena is back on Raw and Smackdown. McMahon said there would be women’s tag titles “coming this year.” He also announced Drew McIntyre vs. Dolph Ziggler in a cage match on the New Year’s Eve edition of Raw. He said he was unbelievably hot and took off his wig and beard while asking the crew if they’ve ever seen the movie Bad Santa