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Steve Conte (Single Release), Diane Gentile & The Gentle Men, Palmyra Delran – Bowery Electric December 16, 2017 – New York

Paul considered turning and shouting up at the dog who was apparently marking the well as his territory, but thought better of it. He leaned as far as he could to avoid the shower, which just allowed the stream to soak his shirt and pant leg.

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.

We were waiting at the Tri County Airport when Mac dipped his wing and skidded down the runway. He crawled out on the wing. I noticed his hair was standing on end. He looked like he’d been castrating pigs in a metal building. You could almost hear his ears ringing. His eyes were glassy, his voice hoarse and he was vibrating.

John was a senior veterinary student spending the week with me during calving season. George was my assistant.

Located in candlelit St. George’s Chapel, the Christmas Jazz Vespers will be set to arrangements of traditional Spirituals that tell the Christmas story. All are welcome to listen and sing along. This is a free event open to the community, and refreshments follow.

In its NSW guide in 2004, it said Newcastle had battled for most of its life with a perception by Sydneysiders that it was an industrial nightmare.

Sir David McVicar’s ravishing new production offers a splendid backdrop for two extraordinary sopranos sharing the title role of the jealous prima donna: Sonya Yoncheva (pictured above in La Traviata) and Anna Netrebko. Vittorio Grigolo and Marcelo Álvarez alternate in the role of Tosca’s revolutionary artist lover Cavaradossi, with Sir Bryn Terfel, Michael Volle, and Željko Lu?i? as the depraved police chief Scarpia. Music Director Emeritus James Levine conducts.

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Glory, according to the dictionary, is “exalted praise, honour or distinction, an object of pride, a state of splendour, magnificence or great prosperity”. 

According to the NSW Department of Primary Industries, gold was discovered near Copeland at Back Creek in July, 1876, although this may be a little after the fact. It was found by cedar getters the Saxby brothers (Henry, Robert, Edward and John) and George Bartlett, whose son, Robert, wrote in the Gloucester Advocate in the 1920s suggesting the discovery was actually made in 1874/75 but kept secret.

Cultures around the world have developed different musical techniques for evoking powerful and transformative emotions. One of the most evolved rhythmic traditions on earth is found in the sacred drumming of Cuba. From a different perspective, the Indian system of raga explores modal melody with a depth and breadth unmatched in the West. Combined, they are Raga Cubana. Brooklyn Raga Massive, praised by the Wall Street Journal for "expanding the notion of what raga…can mean," and dubbed the "leaders of the raga renaissance" by the New Yorker, will collaborate with Afro-Cuban maestro Román Díaz, a pillar of the New York City Afro-Cuban folkloric tradition and one of the music’s great innovators. The olù batá (master drummer) brings with him the outstanding vocalist Melvis Santa and a full rhythm section of batá drummers. Expect soaring Carnatic violin, bansuri, explosive percussion, and the beautiful, haunting melodies of Africa, India, and the Caribbean. Artist lineup Román Díaz (conductor, batá: iyá ) Melvis Santa (vocals) Giancarlo Luigi (shekere) Clemente la Tierra (batá: okónkolo) Melvis Santa (vocals) Rafael Monteagudo (batá: itótele) Ehren Hanson … (read more)