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Arrangements were made. He sponsored a big BBQ that afternoon. Four hundred attended. He took a few moments before my introduction at commencement that evening to address the crowd. I was unaware of his tragedy. He spoke simply but expressed his appreciation to his friends and neighbors. He never mentioned his loss. It was unnecessary. In a community like this, everyone knew.

Have you ever been embarrassed by yer good dog? Me either! I’ve got a good dog. An Australian shepherd with one blue eye and I believe he loves me. I believe I love him. He’ll go with me anywhere. When I say, “You wanna go?” He don’t ask, “Where you goin’? Goin’ to the game store?” No, he don’t care, he just wants to go. And did you ever notice that it don’t matter whether you been gone five minutes or five days, yer dog is so glad to see ya. Can you think of a single human being that is that glad to see ya. Yer fixin’ to leave, walk out to the pickup and forget somethin’ so you run back inside. Yer dog licks yer hand. Your spouse says, “I thought you left!”

Commenter: DanThis is Racketeering. I’m in a similar situation as you Deborah. $30,000 for an associates degree in photography from the Art Institute of Philadelphia. My parents co-signed. I have no steady income or health insurance. I need capital investment to succeed, but I’m insolvent and there are very few jobs. The schools are absolutely in on it. We should not stand for this. Everyone is worried about investing in the stock market while the money should be flowing to the people who really need it.

In the cold room in Edinburgh, I condense this story to its bare essentials. I tell the doctor that I fell, on holiday, several years ago, and that ever since then I am prone to sudden and acute injuries from strangely little cause.

It doesn’t just happen to vets! A pet shipping container arrived at the big city airport. As it was wending its way through the bowels of the baggage facility, one of the employees peeked into Skipper’s cage. She immediately removed the dog crate and called her supervisor. After some gentle nudging with a short stick they agreed that Skipper was stiff as a two by four and was, in fact, Dead!

Next, chrome rollers crush and polish the tape with about 15 pounds per square inch of pressure, giving the medium its characteristic glossy brown color.

Included in the video was “THE CULL”, a poem in which a young vet and an experienced cowman argue the merits of keeping or culling a cow. The cow described in the poem was definitely beyond “one more year”!

Fig. 8. A milling operation using circle segment tooling. Because of the conical barrel cutter that tapers at the tip up to 40 degrees, there’s much less pressure than face milling would generate. All of these advantages enable the light cutting of curving, blended surfaces in a way that is also efficient enough to remove large amounts of stock quickly.

“Nope, but we could make a slip knot in that poly rope,” suggested Dad, owner of the ranch and resident wiseman.

Commenter: Brian PatrickThe US Senate and Congress has to start standing up for the majority in this country. These student loans are just one example. Don’t be fooled these stories are stories of the majority. You are not a special case. Your government doesn’t care about you unless you got them elected with your money! Your vote is not your voice. Your vote is not your permission for the government to do what they think is right, it is for them to do what you think is right!

When you have to leave your four-wheel drive out on the road for a week and walk the half mile to the house, it’s a humbling experience for both you and for General Motors.

Hundreds of tenor and bass tuba players will congregate on The Rink at Rockefeller Center, 49th and 50th streets between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, on Sunday, December 17, 2017 at 3:30pm to play Christmas carols and other crowd favorites. Tubists of all ages will line up under the famous Christmas tree and fill the plaza with the organ-line sound of low brass. Spectators are encouraged to sing along with the Christmas carols and holiday favorites. The musicians, hailing from across the country, will be conducted by Chris Wilhjelm, conductor of the famous Goldman band. Conceived by tuba virtuoso Harvey Phillips to honor his teacher, the late William J. Bell (Born Christmas Day, 1902), the first Tuba Christmas was presented at Rockefeller Center in 1974, conducted by Paul LaValle, of Band of America fame. This unusual Christmas tradition is firmly established in over 200 cities around the world.