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The star-studded Sea Eagles of February 28, 1988, included Paul Vautin, Cliff Lyons, Dale Shearer, Michael O’Connor, Noel Cleal and Des Hasler, and they didn’t seem concerned about coming up against a team of virtual no-names made up of a few occasional Sydney first graders and boys from the bush, led by a New Zealand Test forward in Sam Stewart.

3. Drew McIntyre vs. Finn Balor vs. Dolph Ziggler in a Triple Threat. McIntyre was standing tall heading into an early break. [C] Balor had McIntyre down and went for his finisher. McIntyre avoided the Coup de Grace. Balor landed on his feet, but Ziggler was there to perform a Zigzag on Balor for a near fall.

Commenter: ron fowlerAfter default, the interest and penalities have made it impossible to pay off these student loans…Its been twenty years now and I until the day I die will have a bad credit rateing… kinda getting used to haveing not much, but if I had to do it all over again I would of never gone to college all its taught me is that student loans are big money makeing business that prey on the young and navive person thinking some how that they would get a head of the game by getting a college degree.. there is still hope for some who still are in college Look at Bill Gates:::: a college DROP OUT

MP: The chart above illustrates the chronic appeal of socialism – it can sometimes create an unsustainable temporary economic “sugar high” in the short run, but always fails in the long run to deliver real, sustainable economic prosperity and instead delivers poverty, misery, shortages, illness, and malnutrition.

No one would have had any idea what it would mean for the Australian coal industry when an elderly Scottish couple, Alexander and Mary Brown, both 60, arrived in Australia in 1842 with their seven children to settle in Stockton.

Nashville, TN – Critically acclaimed singer/songwriter Sunny Sweeney will release her fourth album Trophy on March 10th via Thirty Tigers. Trophy, featuring the young troubadour’s most serious set of songs, offers a new side of Sunny Sweeney. Rootsy and real, Trophy showcases Sweeney’s maturation as a songwriter and as an artistgrowing into her own. Trophy is the follow-up to Provoked (2014), which offered a glimpse into where Sweeney was headed. Billboard, Rolling Stone Country, No Depression, The Washington Post and Elle are just a handful of the outlets that supported Sweeney’s direction. NPR’s All Things Considered said, "Sunny Sweeney has all the right stuff for country stardom – a Texas pedigree, a heart-melting voice, stunning looks and the ability to seem both tough and vulnerable". On Concrete, her 2011 major label release, Sweeney became the first female artist to reach the Top 10 on the country radio charts in over a decade. Sweeney has never been afraid to write about personal experiences, her unapologetic honesty and revealing vulnerability shows her as an artist who is equally as tough as she is tender. On Trophy it’s clear that she’s in a positive place, howeve… (read more)

Stair stringers must be properly connected to the deck, and treads properly connected to the stringers to support the load (weight) on them. In addition, code requirements regarding openings between stair treads and intermediate stair rails or balusters must also be met.

Commenter: Tim VatovecIt is hard to fathom the 80 Thousand I currently have outstanding in student loans. I have no credit card debt, nor any other debt. Part-way through a PhD and I need more money to finish – what do you do? Stop now? It is even more of a stretch to realize how much I will pay back with interest! Thinking about such a huge sum is nothing but depressing. But what was I going to do? College, my Masters degree, my continuing studies – it all costs money. In the case of my undergraduate institution, when they cut one part of financial aid, the only option was more loans. What do you say to the loan officer with one semester left to finish? NO, thats ok, $1,400 dollars is the straw that breaks the camel’s back. Ill quit now. No, you sign what they say and take the private loan they have lines up – capped at 10% no less. It is a mad, mad world indeed.

Commenter: J ClearI went back to school to complete my undergrad in 1996 when I was 35. I borrowed only $15,000 to finish two years of night school and graduated on the Dean’s List with straight A’s. My degree was in writing and I had done an internship at a major publisher (editing and writing advertising copy). When I graduated all of the entry level positions were going to the non-paid (or minimum paid) interns. No entry level jobs were available that fit my education. I interviewed for almost a year and went back to temping. I realized I would have to have a graduate degree and so was stuck temping and trying to survive while making a plan. I had to place my loan in forebearance or defer them — and I had no idea how high the interest and penalties would be. I’ve had to work as an administrative assistant and have been in and out of jobs — but when I have been working Sallie Mae has demanded a minimum of $253 a month — which precluded my looking for any lower paying job that would take me on a career track. That $15,000 loan is now over $50,000 — mostly because of the months where it was in forebearance and the interests and penalties were added. I have been trying to come up with some way to pay the $250 a month and still live in NY. I had to close out all my credit cards and am attempting to completely pay off all my debts so that I will only have that to deal with. At the moment I have been rent poor — I have been living off of the free drinks and snacks provided by my company — and having to pretend that I am fine. I have to pretend that I don’t want the left overs to catered business lunches. I have to pretend that I’m not thinking about how I’m going to have enough money to buy coffee. But that’s just me.

Thursday nights at Arlene’s Grocery has been the stuff of legend over the past three years with The Lesson turning into one of New York’s premiere jam sessions. Fronted by Gentei Kaijo (Japanese for "Limitation Cancellation"), the band’s collective resumes include work with DJ Premier, Bilal, Joey Bada$$, Robert Glasper, Trey Songz, Lauryn Hill, Reggie Watts, Talib Kweli, Les Nubians, Lupe Fiasco, Kool & The Gang, Arturo O’Ferril, and Snarky Puppy to name a few. The Lesson sessions blend neo-soul, hip-hop, jazz, R&B, funk, and everything in between to create a unique and fully improvised event showcasing an eclectic mix of vocalists, instrumentalists, emcees, turntablist, and producers. The Lesson’s mantra is simple: "Check your ego at the door, stay in the moment, feel the love coming through, and everything should take care of itself."

The Bloomberg project was the big break that Utsuno, who took over in 2006, had been hoping for. As demand in Japan shrinks, he is leading the company that his father started into a niche sector of the global architecture market. “After the global financial meltdown and the 2011 [tsunami] disaster in Japan, build­ers here were only interested in recoup­ing costs. They wanted generic glass towers; nobody was interested in iconic landmarks,” says Utsuno. During trips to architecture companies in the U.K., France and Germany he has been able to find a more receptive audience.

This CPD, sponsored by Nortek, will examine how such spaces, often hundreds of metres long and featuring large openings to allow trains to enter, can be maintained at temperatures conducive to those who work in them.