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It’s funny how the world goes around. Francisco and I were checking cows, making a big circle early in the morning to beat the heat. It’s peaceful out there. We’ve got grazing rights for 200 cows in 18 sections of Lowell Love grass, twenty-foot high mesquite and assorted cacti, canyons, arroyos and rattlesnakes, 40 miles north of the Mexican border in Arizona.

It was #9 wire. It was wound around two 16 penny nails we’d drove in the rafter plates. It took fencing pliers to twist it. Stout wire.

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It was the toss of a coin that landed Maitland racehorse Posinatus and Newcastle jockey Albert Shanahan the Melbourne Cup in 1913, and put plenty of money into the pockets of Hunter punters.

The win gave Stoner fame and fortune – last year he was named fourth on the Hunter’s big earners with a cool $9.5 million for the year’s work.

Gold #28 – On the upper level of the terminal are two offices. More caution here, as one of them contains and Ubercommander. In the other one, is your gold. It is sitting on the desk in there.

Paratroopers drop into the Mediterranean Sea before an air show during Independence Day celebrations marking 70 years since the founding of the state in 1948, in Tel Aviv, Israel, Thursday, April 19, 2018. (AP Photo/Oded Balilty)

@Håkan: Considering how much stuff they cram into sets (most of which we’re never even aware of), it wouldn’t surprise me, though the wrench is backwards.

Michael pushed back on the rear of his board, like a Herian-day wheelie, and spun down to the base of the ramp. "Can you do what she does, Calli? Can you make the Mobius turn?"

With bassist Carlos Henriquez, pianist Robert Rodriguez, drummer Obed Calvaire, trumpeters Michael Rodriguez and Terell Stafford, tenor saxophonist Melissa Aldana, trombonist Marshall Gilkes, and conga player/vocalist Anthony Almonte Carlos Henriquez is the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra’s bassist and "an emerging master in the Latin jazz idiom." (DownBeat) This week at Dizzy’s, he’s leading an all-star octet through a lively exploration of the Latin side of Dizzy Gillespie. As heard in transformative songs like "Manteca" and "A Night in Tunisia," Gillespie integrated Cuban rhythms with the hot sounds of a modern jazz orchestra, becoming a leading pioneer in the infectious cultural fusion of Latin jazz—a tradition that Henriquez now embodies. Hailing from the Bronx, Henriquez is a rare virtuoso in both jazz and Afro-Cuban traditions, and he has performed with greats like Tito Puente, Eddie Palmieri, and Celia Cruz since the age of 14. Henriquez regularly headlines concerts in The Appel Room and music directs shows in Rose Theater, so these shows at Dizzy’s are an exciting opportunity to experience his talent in a more intimate setting while enjoying some of Gillespie’s mo… (read more)

Body Painting – Body preparation and levelling was the quickest job of all, since all the body panels were crafted with utmost precision and perfection. Their painter and perpetrators had an easy task with very minimum body filler and putty to be used. The full body got primed using marine grade primer and surface for better rust protection. The color theme was also pre-planned in dual tone – same like the Jeep Wrangler JK. The body is refinished in fire cracker red, with hard top and accessories in black.

“Don’t be eatin’ those chilis, Newt! Ya know they’ll keep you up all night!” But Newt eats ‘em and spends the night on the john.