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We weren’t above buildin’ a fire near by to slip up to when our fingers turned to frozen hot dogs. I’d stand by the flame ‘til the rubber on my overshoes started steamin’ and my toes tingled. But today things are different. Cowboys have benefited from NASA and the Hi-Tech ski clothing industry. I go outside on a beautiful 20° mornin’ and spend all day in my insulated coveralls and moon boots. Wonderful waterproof moon boots with hard rubber soles and hard rubber toes. Step on me, drop anvils on my feet, stand me in one place for an hour and my toes are still toasty and safe. They are an invention as radical as round bales, insecticide ear tags and affirmative action.

This is where Kikukawa, an 85-year-old family-owned company with 200 employees, has sculpted exquisite steel, bronze, aluminium and titanium façades and interiors for luxury retailers, office buildings, train stations and museums around Japan. Its handiwork has gone into Japan’s ancient temples and tallest towers. Despite its modest size, Kikukawa’s name carries weight in the country’s ¥52trn (€393bn) construction sector. Architects such as Kenzo Tange, Arata Isozaki, Kengo Kuma, Toyo Ito and Kazuyo Sejima have all commissioned the company for their building projects.

“I remember saying to him, tongue in cheek: ‘Mate, you watched the perfect ride, just copy it next year.’ And he did, winning it on Doriemus.”  

The Columbia University Orchestra (CUO) is excited to present the second of two Fall 2017 concerts, in the Peter J. Sharpe theater at Symphony Space. PROGRAM Johann Strauss Overture to Die Fledermaus Samuel Barber Medea’s Meditation and Dance of Vengeance Johannes Brahms Symphony No. 3 in F Major, Op. 90 DATE & TIME Tuesday, December 12, 2017 8:00 PM VENUE Peter Jay Sharpe Theater Symphony Space 95th Street & Broadway 2537 Broadway, New York, NY 10025

Make your way to the Forecastle and shoot the Sun from there. The orb will come and rest by the original symbol. When you have all players interact with it, the screen will flash white and a timer will begin.

The Browns continued to open up the coalfields, and in 1912 were the first to introduce breathing apparatus into Australian mines, along with introducing electricity into mines and surrounding communities.

Reg jacked it up anyway. When Clem slid the sleeve back on the hitch it came off the ball like a monkey touchin’ a hot plate. The nose of the trailer shot four feet in the air, rolled forward and creased the pickup’s tailgate…permanently. It still won’t open.

ERIC CROW DRAVEN PRESENTS: THE RED ROOM Eric Crow Draven Presents: The Red Room 2017 Erotic Poet of the Year Eric Crow Draven presents the RED ROOM. Where sexuality and intimacy feed on your imagination. With the 10 shot Open Mic hosted by the legend Nathan P, all participants get a free shot. Featuring vocalists and guitar player the amazing Jerome Jordan who is guaranteed to sweep you off your feet. There will be a $5 raffle for a bottle champagne and Eric Crow Draven will let you spend the rest of the night in his one-man erotic show The RED ROOM. Come dressed in RED, there is no better way to spend the holidays. Doors open at 6:30 pm. 10.00 admission fee, show starts at 6:45 pm

Longtime production manager David Holmes remembers that era of the company well. “When we moved in 2004, it was to a much more modern facility, and things were going well,” he says. Business was robust. He and Mr. DiMarino could see the impact of the move: The work flow was better, and the facility was consistently busy. Within roughly three years, however, not just one customer, but customer after customer was “coming in and saying that they wanted not just a 2 percent cost reduction, but a 10 or 20 percent reduction,” Mr. Holmes says. “And we started saying, ‘Wait a minute. What’s this all about?’”

Dean Ambrose was shown at an undisclosed location. He said he wished Seth Rollins what he deserves in his match against Baron Corbin. He said Rollins is the kind of gullible fool who probably believes in Santa Claus, but he won’t be getting what he asks for this year. Ambrose said he has the Christmas gift he deserves, the Intercontinental Championship. Ambrose said to imagine the lousy Christmas that Rollins would have if he lost to Corbin. “Deck the halls, baby,” Ambrose said. “That’s what you deserve”….

The thirteen-member Waverly Consort, under the direction of Michael Jaffee, returns with this perennial favorite, a Met holiday tradition for over thirty-five years. Hymns, processionals, and other compositions from the Middle Ages weave together for a sonic telling of The Christmas Story in a pageant of exceptional beauty. Click for more times. Tickets to this event include same day Museum admission.

Remember Obama’s “make sure your tires are properly inflated” Manhattan Project for the energy crisis?