Fisker Brought its 161-MPH EMotion Sports Sedan with 400 Miles of Range to CES | Floor Deck Macking Machine

Commenter: VickyvMy student loan went into default due to financial hardship after Hurricane Katrina, it has now gotten out of control. Fees added to the loan have raised the balance over 40% I am paying a collection agency 1/3 of my take home pay to maybe qualify for another program in September. At this rate I will be dead for 15 years and still owing money. There has to be a solution for people like us or the burden of a population aging into poverty is what America has in store for the future. When you run the numbers on what Medicaid and pubic nursing homes will have to pay it far outweighs forgiving student loan debts.

— buy this guy in the calcutta. You’ve never heard of him but he ropes good, he just doesn’t travel much!

He put the steer in a grazing pasture with the dairy heifers. In a short time he noticed that the steer was trying to breed the heifers! Not a good thing on a dairy farm. He decided to take him back to the sale the next week, in the meantime he needed to separate him from the heifers.

Figure. Pitting corrosion resistance of stainless steel 445M2 compared to 316 abd 305 stainless steels.

 Without absolute certainty, it is believed Maitlandborn Harry Hay was the Hunter’s first Olympian when he swam at the 1920 Antwerp Olympics and was the Australian flagbearer. Hay was living in Sydney and swimming at Manly Swimming Club at the time of his selection, but was born in Maitland – his full name was Harry Maitland Hay – in 1893. 

She tells us she hung a bird feeder on her upper deck, hoping it would be inaccessible to bears. But this one showed up anyway.

 He wrote that the first “colour” was washed out in the creek by John Saxby, and the find kept secret until the group found out the government was offering a 500 pound reward for new goldfields. 

Good hunting camps do much to attract hunters, often year after year. Some camps are elaborate, others Spartan but all boast a good cook.

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.

Pat Hull is a singer-songwriter from Connecticut currently based out of Chico, CA. His music intertwines a melodic, soulful, counter-tenor vocal range with a unique finger picking style, creating a dreamy landscape with unpredictable hooks and turns. Pat’s newest releases, ‘Origami Sessions’ and ‘Marrow,’ showcase his delicate yet raw ability to compose, sing, write, and perform. Prior recordings include ‘Light’ and ‘Shed Skin,’ recorded and produced in Bennington, VT with engineer, JJ Beck and vocalist, Michael Chinworth. This collaborative effort brought a vocally and lyrically charged center to Pat’s songwriting, and displayed a collection of songs with a detailed and complex configuration of supporting instrumentation.

BG. B for Boris. G for Grebenshikov. In Russia and Ukraine, in Belarus and Latvia, as well as in many other former Soviet Union countries, these initials immediately identify the man who, at 62, has often been considered as the greatest living Russian poet and singer and is a real cult hero there. Bilingual mathematician Boris Grebenshikov has also been known in the West since 1986, when his band Aquarium was featured on "Red Wave," the first compilation of rock music from St Petersburg released by a U.S. record label. Three years later, MTV audiences could see him on video clips, singing in English, and he was likened to a "Russian Bob Dylan, David Bowie or Marc Bolan" depending on the critics. Every Western journalist was trying to find an equivalent to the multiform talent of Boris, who had signed with CBS/Columbia. Boris Grebenshikov was not the first Soviet citizen seduced by rock and roll even though this music style, which communist ideologists considered as a sort of bourgeois perversion, was not to be found in record shops. He was not the first one singing rock in Russian or wearing long hair and faded jeans. But he was the first to fully pass on the whole Western sp… (read more)

 Maitland’s first Steamfest was held in 1986 to recall the days of steam, three years after the last steam locos ran on South Maitland Railways. It has attracted up to 70,000 people annually.