NHL | Floor Deck Macking Machine

The risers have holes set in them, and , after the roof span has been landed in place, gal steel bolts and nylex lock nuts with large washers hold it all together.

The Legacy Continues. Tony Touch A.K.A Tony Toca continues to be a force to be reckoned with. Tony Touch, an icon in Hip Hop and in the Urban Hispanic genre plus seasoned player in the game, is a true innovator and has revolutionized the DJ game over and over. From his legendary mix tapes, to his skills on the 1′s and 2′s, he has become one of Hip Hop’s most recognized DJ’s. This C.E.O/Artist/Producer is now currently working on his 7th commercial release titled "The Piece Maker 3…Return of the 50 MC’s" and is expected to make history once again. Tony Touch began as a B-Boy during the rap music renaissance era of the early 80′s. Heavily influenced by pioneers like the Rock Steady Crew, Grandmaster Flash, Red Alert, "Little" Louie Vega, and Jam Master Jay, he quickly shifted his interests towards the turntables. Toca is known for his legendary mix tapes like the original 50 MC’s parts 1, 2 and 3. Included in this series are some of the hottest artists in the game such as KRS ONE, Kool G Rap, Big Daddy Kane, Wyclef, M.O.P., Big L, Mos Def and many more all coming together for one collective piece. This along with the countless other mix tapes, Tony became recognized in the streets a… (read more)

But comeback he did, only to be struck down by another tumour which he again beat. Add to that a list of injuries and Harris spent almost as much time in hospital beds as on horses.

The next day Bob got another call from the Sioux Falls Police. “I already talked to you yesterday,” he explained, “You have my insurance agent.”

Now the Kraken Wonder Weapon can be placed into the Pack a Punch machine for a standard upgrade called the Cirein-Croin Crasher, but you can also add one of four elemental effects to the gun to turn it into one of the following: Jormungandr’s Fang, Grip of Akkorokamui, Inkanyamba’s Roar, or Breath of Leviathan.

Still, Nick Franklin, the new president of the Kelly Slater Wave Company, sees a bright future for what he calls “our surf-stadium business.” Franklin spent eighteen years at Disney, most of them in the theme-park division, where he was the executive vice-president for next-generation experience. “This,” he said, meaning Surf Ranch, where we met, “it’s like Walt created this little model of Disneyland. Do you want to replicate and expand it around the world? Uh, yeah.”

By 2013, the team was ready to take the experiment outdoors. Slater quietly bought the property near Lemoore, which included a long, narrow artificial lake. Construction and testing proceeded under a thick blanket of secrecy. When workers went into town, they wore monogrammed shirts (“Fish Pond, LLC”) and said that the place was going to be a fancy tilapia hatchery. There were, at one point, as many as three hundred employees. To advise on the construction, Fincham brought in experts from the mining industry. “They’re dealing with big, powerful machines that have to work,” he told me. “You know, if your gold mine goes down for a day, that’s a lot of money.”

We’ll come back to visit, but let’s cross Higgins Avenue to the Florence Hotel “complex." There’s a shopper’s special at the Travelers Rest Lounge — steak sandwich, fries, salad and a beverage for $1.75. Sigh. The suggested beverage: a Tom & Jerry, to “brace against the cold.”

Brooklyn’s original alternative rock legends return to the stage. TMBG’s dedication to keeping every show special is a big part of their longevity. Every show is a high-volume celebration of the band’s creative output from their 35-year career. With continuous surprises and rare tracks always coming into the rotation, They Might Be Giants’ live show is not to be missed.

"On a roulette game, surveillance videotape shows a bettor clearly lost his $5,000 cash wager — and an overhead camera was clearly in focus when a hand grabbed half the losing bet off the table," reported Andrus. "Thieves might forever figure they can take the money and run. But with Nevada casinos on the ever watchful ‘Eye-in-the-Sky,’ odds are they’ll run right into the arms of security."

 The tower of the wondrous cathedral with its 160 windows, 72 of which are filled with stained glass, stands 77.5 metres above sea level, making it probably the most imposing building in the Hunter. 

I remember my Dad’s family. Milkin’, cannin’, choppin’ cotton. Grandma lived for 85 years in a house with no runnin’ water. Killin’ a chicken for Sunday dinner. Musicals anytime a fiddler rosined up. Plowin’ with a span of mules. Sellin’ eggs in town for pocket money.