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Gold #22 – Head down stairs into Super Spesh’s secret room. Be careful, there is an Ubercommander down there. Once he is dealt with the gold is on a shelf just inside the room.

Change was coming. The first Catholic President, pictures of him and Lincoln on the wall, Baby Boomers in a flowery cloud singing songs of “Peace on Earth.”

Tasha Hughes bathes her daughter, Madison, 4, as Jeffrey Dumich holds a flashlight outside their room at the damaged American Quality Lodge where they continue to live without power in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael, in Panama City, Fla., Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2018. Simply getting through the day is a struggle at the low-rent motel where dozens of people are living in squalor amid destruction left by the hurricane. (AP Photo/David Goldman)

His plan was to have Bob open the stall, the steer would run to the door and Clark would euthanize the steer humanely as he passed through at 35 hooves per hour. Humm …?

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)

I leaned on the buggy for support as we processed around the pathways, the seat of my trousers filled with a rubble of ice cubes. I peered up at the lichenous faces of the monsters who weren’t so very monstrous after all, but inscrutable, mired in weeds and soil, their gazes directed above the heads of those who had come to look at them. “Are you all right?” my husband kept asking me, and because I didn’t want to alarm the children, I said: “I’m fine.”

The Broadway at Birdland concert series is proud to present the return of Tony Award-winning actress/singer Christine Ebersole and Grammy Award-winning composer/pianist/singer Billy Stritch in "Snowfall" on Monday, December 18 at 7pm and Thursday, December 28 at 6pm. "Snowfall" will celebrate the holidays with seasonal material from the duo’s past shows, plus new songs like "Tennessee Christmas" and "The Man With The Bag." In the past, fans have packed this very special Christmas concert, enjoying Ebersole and Stritch’s signature tight harmonies, luxurious vocals and snappy conversation.

About that time my dog stuck his nose to the baby’s tail. He jumped like a deer, straight-legged and trotted back toward his mama in his ungainly tryin’-out-his-new-legs, kinda gait. It was pretty funny. The dog and I couldn’t help but laugh.

"Gem, I know you want to be human, or something like that anyway. But there have been 24 suicides this year, 24 people, and all of them our age, 15, 16, 17 years old. And all of them human. That’s who commits suicide, human teenagers, not Atavok."

And this probably won’t be the last time that Walmart adopts such subtle price-slashing strategies. During his presentation, Biggs said that the company’s "progress on costs" was boosting its "ability to win."

A doorway on the left side of the garage leads up to the vet’s office. The door handle has a lovely piece printed with a pawprint, and there’s a great brick-built tree next to the door as well.

Tacoma Narrows is a six piece folk-rock-Americana band based in New York City. They have a big following in NYC and an ever growing following nationally. They have taken the best parts of folk, bluegrass, Americana, funk, and rock, and stirred them up to create a new American sound. They recently released their second album, The Currents We Are In.