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subsidized farming, migrant labor, profit. — “Fill your speeches and books and solicitation letters with BUZZWORDS!”

He gave me a raised eyebrow, realized that I was not smart enough to have asked the question facetiously, and explained. In an effort to “keep up with the competition” he had taken to announcing rodeos ahorseback.

Good ranch managers often use numbered ear tags to monitor their herd more closely. Clem thought Reg ought to give up and start all over again. They had moved the pairs that were mothered up to the east pasture down the road. Accidentally, calf number R31 had gone with that bunch. His mama had been left behind. In his I.D. number the R stood for red. His mama’s number was also R31 but her tag was yellow. In the record book she was listed as YR31. Her calf was listed as BYR31. There was also a cow in the herd with a red tag numbered 31 (R31 in the book).

Gold #13 – There will be a large robot out in the street, destroy it then make your way down the subway tunnel it was guarding. There is an Ubercommander here, so be careful. At the end of the tunnel, at the foot of the staircase, you will find the next piece of gold.

 But it wasn’t just a fishermen’s co-op, rather a quite historic building – the first designed, developed and functioning as a business on the Honeysuckle site, the area that has changed the face and perception of Newcastle. 

U.S. free-jazz ensemble that emerged during the mid-’50s. Initially centered around Sun Ra for almost 40 years, the Arkestra went through various incarnations and is still active currently under the leadership of Marshall Allen. Note: Please use The Sun Ra Arkestra as PAN for all releases involving the Arkestra. These few exceptions are not ANVs of the Arkestra and are PANs in their own right: The Sun Ra All Stars, Sun Ra Sextet, Sun Ra Quartet. For Sun Ra’s solo recordings (such as piano jazz, poetry, or spoken word), use Sun Ra. Current lineup: Marshall Allen – alto saxophone, flute, EVI – joined in 1958 Michael Ray – trumpet, vocals – joined in 1978 Fred Adams – trumpet – joined in 1982 Knoel Scott – alto saxophone – joined in 1979 Vincent Chancey – french horn – joined in 1976 Cecil Brooks – trumpet Danny Ray Thompson – flute, baritone sax, alto sax, bassoon – joined in 1967 Abshalom Ben Shlomo – alto sax, clarinet – joined in 1970 Rey Scott – baritone saxophone – joined in 1988 Dave Davis – trombone – joined in 1997 Elson Nascimento – percussion – joined in 1988 Craig Holiday Haynes – drums – joined in 1980 D. Hotep – guitar – joined in 2000 Yahya Abdul-M… (read more)

And when you hear the civilized, what comes to mind? English barristers wearing wigs? Nobility dueling and drinking tea? Miss Manners?

I froze in my tracks! It’s been my experience that anything preceded by those four words usually turns out to be a windy conglomeration of half-truths, excuses, sales pitches and exaggerated claims bound to make even the most gullible sucker have second thoughts.

The typhoon class IEC IA+ means it will be certified for survival in wind speeds above WC 1, essential for markets like Japan. A prototype is planned for the third quarter of next year."

Audiocassettes are six years older than National Audio Company, founded in 1969 by Stepp and his dad.

Early one summer morning J.T. loaded his good dog, Sam, and headed down to the wheat field. It had been cut and he planned on balin’ some wheat straw as long as it still held the dew.

All of us at Jazz Standard are proud and pleased to welcome back a true modern master of the jazz art, Joe Lovano, for his first appearance on our stage in several years. The saxophonist’s latest release is Classic! Live At Newport – his 20th and final album for Blue Note Records – and this engagement will pair his golden horn with the wonderfully adept rhythm section of pianist Lawrence Fields, bassist Peter Slavov, and drummer Lamy Istrefi Jr. As a leader, Joe Lovano has released some 26 albums since 1985′s Tones, Shapes & Colors (Soul Note) including his GRAMMY Award–winning 52nd Street Themes (Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album, 2000). As a sideman, he’s worked with some of the best in the business including Steve Kuhn, Charlie Haden, and especially drummer Paul Motian with whom Lovano recorded seventeen albums from 1982–2006. "Lovano…fully justifies the growing view of him as an important, world–class jazz talent." (Los Angeles Times) "The tenor titan for our times!" (AllMusic) Joe Lovano – tenor saxophone Lawrence Fields – piano Peter Slavov – bass Lamy Istrefi Jr. – drums