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Backstage, the B-Team collapsed while Graves said Christmas was too much for them to handle… [C] A recap of Mr. McMahonta Claus making his announcements about the return of John Cena, women’s tag titles coming in 2019, and next week’s cage match… A graphic hyped Cena as returning “in the new year”… The broadcast team set up the video package on the NXT call-ups again…

Commenter: Brian HeberleyIt’s really not that hard. There is only one rule to follow: -Don’t buy something unless you can pay for it. This includes getting an education. Some of these stories are very tragic and I feel sorry for them, but I can’t believe that these stories shown above are the norm. If you borrowed tens of thousands of dollars to get a degree in art history, english, business, or some other relatively useless degree with no real possibility of earning enough to pay it back than you deserve everything coming to you. Perhaps if people actually worked at college to get a useful degree like engineering, physics, chemistry, etc. they would possess the rudimentary math skills required to understand interest, income, and expenses.

The first church built on the commanding site was a small slab hut in 1812, but in 1816 Governor Macquarie ordered a proper church be built and the foundation stone was laid in 1817, with Governor Macquarie himself naming the building Christ Church at an opening service on August 2 the following year, a glory day in itself as 10 marriages and 30 baptisms were performed that day alone. 

A diver carries lobsters during a fishing journey near Cay Savannah, in the Miskito coast, Honduras on Sept. 9, 2018. A diver receives 75 lempiras (three dollars) per pound of lobster. (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd)

This Dec. 24, 1968, photo shows the Earth behind the surface of the moon during the Apollo 8 mission. Somewhere on that blue planet, Missoulians are shopping downtown.

Join us for our 100 year anniversary concert! Featuring Brahms’ Symphony No. 4 in E minor, as well as Beethoven’s Concerto for Violin, Cello and Piano, with esteemed 92Y faculty members Bridget Fitzgerald, Aminda Asher and Renana Gutman as the soloists.

A Sal "The Voice" Christmas featuring Sal Valentinetti with Special Guests AGT’s Christian Guardino, Shuli from the Howard Stern Show and host Joe Causie Sal first learned the American standards at his grandmother’s knee and his passion grew further when he discovered his hidden vocal talent in his teenage years. "Sal the Voice," as he is known by everyone form Brooklyn to Bayshore, can be found on most Sundays sipping cappuccino at the cafe, telling stories, making jokes and planning his next move— to bring back to American pop culture the consummate, classy, old-school entertainer with a heart of gold.

The children attended the local school. Students numbered less than a hundred. But the remoteness of the area instilled a strong interdependence among the ranchers, families and townies.

A Sal ‘the Voice’ Valentinetti Christmas – Agt’s Christian Guardino, Shuli (H. Stern Show) & Joe Causie – Theater at Westbury December 22, 2017 – Westbury

GENTLE (bit the last chore boy’s finger off, but did it gently), BANG TESTED (we’ve actually hunted wild turkey off her and she never flinches), CHIANINA LONGHORN CROSS, BLACK BALDY, HOLSTEIN CROSS (you could milk her standin’ up, hang the bucket on her horns, she never gets pink eye and the two tits that work give a quart a day), ON HER THIRD CALF (she’s fourteen years old heiferette), REGISTERED (plans to vote next year), WILL SELL CHEAP (bring a long rope and string of horse when you come to pick’er up.)

When Ryan Kinder played the world-famous Ryman Auditorium in Nashville for the first time, he turned that Grand Ole Opry performance into a special moment. Kinder set aside his guitar, walked away from the microphone and moved to the edge of the stage – a stage that’s hosted such signpost acts as Johnny Cash, Don Henley and Dolly Parton – to deliver an impassioned version of his gospel-tinged ballad "Still Believe In Crazy Love." With the instruments out of the picture, Kinder put the focus solely on his voice, wringing a complex set of musical influences and a ton of emotion out of a one-of-a-kind set of pipes. Not every artist could – or should – take that kind of a risk at such a sacred venue, but for Kinder, it was an ideal showcase. There’s a singular sound to his voice, one that’s enriched with country, soul, pop, rock and gospel. And Kinder expresses those myriad influences with a unique texture, a way of relating his words with a ferocity and conviction that sounds like no one else. It’s the kind of individuality that’s found in many of popular music’s most identifiable singers – Elton John, Garth Brooks or Reba McEntire – and he backs it with a from-the-gut power…. (read more)

HD has had many notable personalities during its lifetime, including Uncle Rex Sinclair, Twink Storey, Stuart Dibbley and ‘‘good guys’’ Art Ryan, Tom Delaney, Mal Lamonte, Allan McGirvan, Mike Jeffries and Malcolm Elliott, then Pat Barton and Warwick Teece, David Collins and Tanya Wilks.