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The new dockyard became an invaluable war asset, and by 1945 had built 24 vessels for the Australian and US navies and repaired 600 more, with the old floating dock from Walsh Island towed down the river to help with the repairs. The dock survived until 1977 when it was cut up for scrap.

“Two formats are growing for indie and major record labels: audiocassettes and vinyl LPs,” Stepp said.

"I want to hear the part where Enchantress Cx tries to save the Buzz people and then the Ongse thing breaks the spell and Lassiter saves everyone."

How about the old days of chopping weeds in the row crops? I remember the Bracero Program along the Mexican border where workers legally came into the U.S. to chop weeds, hand plant and harvest crops. The U.S. government stopped the program because it was supposedly taking work from able-bodied Americans. The very next year every cotton farmer in the Rio Grande Valley had bought a McCormick cotton picking machine. Now we spray for weeds or use genetically modified crops that resist insects, weeds and disease. When I was a lad we milked one cow. It supplied butter and milk for our family. Most farmers kept 5-10 milk cows. It took an hour or two every morning. It was the longest part of “doing the chores.” Farmers sold their milk and cream or traded it for goods. Even today in highly automated dairies milking thousands of cows, it is still an intensive, hands-on part of agriculture. The only thing they don’t have to do is milk them!

“I am very glad that so many men, women and children from the whole rich Hunter River Valley, from farther inland, and from places north and south along the coastal belt of NSW have come into the city today. I only wish I could visit them in their own homes.”

14-time Grammy Award winner Paquito D’Rivera returns to the intimate setting of Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola for a rollicking New Year’s Eve performance. Not only is he one of the world’s foremost saxophone and clarinet virtuosos, D’Rivera is also a composer whose contributions to classical music and Latin jazz have earned him both a Carnegie Hall Lifetime Achievement Award and the status of NEA Jazz Master. D’Rivera regularly sells out top concert halls in New York City (he’ll be headlining in Rose Theater in March), but he also knows how to channel his magic into a club setting, working crowds into a frenzy with deceptive ease. Co-headlining the festivities is Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra bassist Carlos Henriquez, "an emerging master in the Latin jazz idiom." (DownBeat) Hailing from the Bronx, Henriquez is at home in both jazz and Afro-Cuban traditions, and he has performed with greats like Tito Puente, Eddie Palmieri, and Celia Cruz since the age of 14. He, too, regularly headlines concerts in our larger venues, and he’s put together a truly extraordinary band for this gig. Join them at Dizzy’s to ring in the new year with good vibes, great food, and some of the world’s best music… (read more)

"Well, it was very hard to see," Dee replied. "The sun was low on the horizon. It was always like that, the sun just above the mountains in the distance, even when she turned the other way-"

"Not like I meant it to be bad. I was just talking about change that happens. Things happen. It happened on Anori too. People demanded change. It happened in the French Revolution. It happened in China. It happened in the United States. And it happened here."

"The numbers don’t matter as much as the policies," Natasha argued. "Everyone is fair on Anori. There is no discrimination."

Both the second and third floors include a bay window on the right side, above the garage door. The bay windows are built from pairs of boat bridge windows on their sides, with a central 1×2 column of windows to fill the gap.

He probably wouldn’t have much sympathy if you bucked off one of his colts but if yer wife’s in the hospital he’ll make sure you have everything you need.

Americans call it an English wheel, but the English call it a wheeling machine. It’s technically a rolling hammer—two steel drums that can form sheetmetal into complex curves. In the wrong hands, an English wheel can turn a flat piece of alloy into sine-waved trash. In the right ones, it can make the fender of a Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa in a few hours. Or just about anything else you can build from curved metal.