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Featuring Axion Estin Foundation Chanters A Met holiday tradition, these pop-up concerts feature hymns and carols of the Byzantine Empire. Antiphonal works, with musicians alternating parts in multiple languages, weave a sonic tapestry from floor to balcony in the Medieval Sculpture Hall, with our magnificent Christmas Tree and Neapolitan Baroque Crèche the centerpiece. December 15, 4 pm, 6 pm, and 8 pm Gallery 305, Medieval Sculpture Hall Free with Museum admission. Presented in collaboration with the Axion Estin Foundation. Above: Byzantine Pop-Ups. Photo by Stephanie Berger

One afternoon he had gathered two sows to take to the sale. Big ones, in the five hundred pound range. He backed his pickup to the loading chute and pulled the tail gate up. Climbing down in the loading pen, he set the gates and began tickling and tormenting the two sows up the loading ramp. He thrashed and cursed them but they wouldn’t go more than halfway. It was then he happened to look up and see his blue heeler, Bruno, sitting in the pickup bed peering down the loading chute.

 “Yesterday was a red-letter day in the history of Lambton, and one to be remembered by both young and old in that neat little town for the rest of their lifetime,” The Newcastle Morning Herald reported next day. 

I’m fine thanks, a St. Louis-based independent music label, has fewer than 20 artists. But it puts out most of their work on cassette tapes, along with digital distribution.

‘At least I’ll get it fixed before lunch,’ he thought as he lifted the plywood cover and descended the ladder into the well. There was just room enough for one man to stand up, what with the pressure tank, the pump and pipes.

Stevo shined his flashlight around the scene. It looked like someone had drug a battleship through the woods. He picked up the salvageable litter and, as an afterthought, guided his beam into the tree above him. Two yellow eyes reflected in the flashlight. The coon sat in the crotch lickin’ his hind foot.

“On the fourth day I got on him and I rode him. Then my brother got on him and he rode him. Then my cousin got on him and he rode him.

"The tendency of the fingers," demonstrated Ortiz with a deck of cards. "The cheat will open his fingers like this to clear the bottom card. So if you see him go like this, he is probably cheating. Dealing off the bottom of the deck."

Commenter: Chris landOk -has anyone heard of going part time? I mean save , take one or two classes at a time – that you pay cash for? I feel bad for folks here, but how can anyone think that coming out of achool with a 30yr mortgage could be a good idea??? My 20 yr old has almost 2 yes done at our local community college and will do more when she has saved enough to pay for another class. Never ever co-sign a loan for anyone!!! Not even your kids. One of the mnay themes here are those getting degreesto " help people". Please! Take out 100k in loans for a job that might pay 40k a yr if you are lucky. I only ever had an AS but it was 100% paid for. Sorry for the typos, can’t use my iPod touch keyboard worth a darn

Commenter: Janet TurnerI finished my degree in October. I still have the same carreer as before degree was completed and no extra money. Now i have over 400 in loan payments due each month and I have been looking for a new job with better pay but no luck yet. The loan companies are not that easy to talk to about payment plans because your window is only open just before payment is due and when that window is open they make it hard to get in touch with them.

Jazz drummer Ai Murakami was born in Japan, and has been fascinated by rhythm ever since she played taiko (Japanese drums) at the age of four. When she heard Thelonious Monk’s "Monk’s Dream" for the first time, she fell in love with his music immediately and immersed herself in jazz. She started her professional career while at Waseda University, and moved to New York city in 1998. Soon after her arriving, she found her musical home, Smalls Jazz Club, located in Greenwich Village, and quickly met like-minded musicians. Since then, she has dedicated herself to pursuing her musical passion. Her debut album Conception, released from Gut String Records in November 2014, features Zaid Nasser, Tardo Hammer and Hassan Shakur and has received outstanding reviews from the jazz critics. "Murakami is crisp and selective, but her breaks insert force into all the right places. She is the first reason Conception swings like crazy." "Her interpretations prove once again two things about bebop: Its complex energy is unique in its capacity to communicate joy, and its forms are inexhaustible in their openness to individual expression." Tom Conrad, Stereophile Magazine "The tw… (read more)