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But like any artist who is self-unemployed, he has plenty of time to kill. He told me he was settin’ in the sale barn one mornin’ visitin’ with the geezers and watchin’ Noah’s Ark run through the ring. They ran the assorted single lambs, odd hogs, box of baby chicks and day-old Holstein calves through and had moved on to the beef cows and calves.

As a drummer, Ari Hoenig’s success has been unprecedented. Growing up in Philadelphia, his parent’s influence exposed Ari to a variety of alternative musical experiences. His father is a conductor and classical singer, his mother a violinist and pianist. Accordingly, at six years of age, Ari began studying the violin and piano. He began playing drums at age twelve and by age fourteen, he was honing his skills with other young jazz musicians at Philly clubs such as Ortlieb’s Jazz Haus. Ari attended the prestigious University of North Texas for three years, where he studied with Ed Soph while playing with the "One O’Clock" Lab Band. Wanting to be closer to New York City, in 1995 Ari transferred to William Patterson College in northern New Jersey. He soon found himself playing for legendary Philadelphia organist Shirley Scott and working regularly in New York City. Shortly thereafter, Ari moved into Brooklyn, and since, has found himself playing extensively with variety of groups, including Jean Michel Pilc Trio, Kenny Werner Trio, Chris Potter Underground, Kurt Rosenwinkel Group, Joshua Redman Elastic band, Jazz Mandolin Project and bands led by Wayne Krantz, Mike Stern, Richar… (read more)

Now I was puttering around in the quiet barn. I was picking up empty bottles and trash, straightening the corner room with its heater and cot. The sun’s ray sliced through the cracks in the wall and spotlighted dust motes floating around.

This CPD, sponsored by Nortek, will examine how such spaces, often hundreds of metres long and featuring large openings to allow trains to enter, can be maintained at temperatures conducive to those who work in them.

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Told an operation might end his career, he kept it secret and played on. Date began playing with Plattsburgh Primary School and scored 94 goals for the school in 1933 alone, in one match scoring 18 goals and in another as a junior 21 goals. Date retired in 1953 and died in 1995, well known throughout Newcastle as the publican of the Albion Hotel. 

An exceptional ensemble of performers—including Ailyn Pérez, Nadine Sierra, Isabel Leonard, Luca Pisaroni, Mariusz Kwiecien, and Ildar Abdrazakov—share the stage in Mozart’s comic yet profound look at human nature and one crazy day in a wealthy Spanish household. Acclaimed Mozartean maestro Harry Bicket conducts Richard Eyre’s high-spirited production.

Levizalooza – a Tag Team Format, Royal Rumble Blastathon – Bar Matchless December 16, 2017 – New York

Splitter, diffuser, sills, spoilers, mirror caps and air intake surrounds all get the carbon fibre treatment, while the entire roof is carbon fibre, too. The cockpit continues that theme, with carbon inlays and detailing. It adds a high-tech air to the car – and a gobsmacking R167,000 to the price tag.

The Vox Vocal Ensemble, under the direction of George Steel, launches an exploration of unrecorded music from the Eton Choirbook, an extraordinary and gorgeous anthology of late 15th-century sacred music. This medieval Christmas story told through the eyes of Mary was written at the height of England’s unique monumental style of polyphony. Also at 1 pm Tickets to this event include same day Museum admission.

A team of Florida State University researchers has unlocked a decades-old mystery about how a critical cellular process is regulated and what that could mean for the future study of genetics.