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“Everybody’s end product is the same no matter what business you’re in,” Mr. DiMarino says in his staccato-style Brooklyn accent. “It’s money. Whether you bake bread, make phonographic records or whatever you do. At a machine shop, your end product is money. That’s what you want. So that’s what you have to control.”

When a long-haired Lake Macquarie junior soccer player, Craig Johnston, arrived at Middlesbrough in England as a 15-year-old trialist in 1975, his teammates regarded him pretty much a laughing stock because of their technical superiority. 

The Alternate Routes are the band that helped us to remember "we are how we treat each other, and nothing more." Now they’re back with a new single, "Safe Haven"—a love song that uses real life as its backdrop. "Nothing More" propelled the band into new ears and new heights, having been featured prominently in the 2014 Winter Olympics, on NCIS, and in a partnership with TOMS shoes. It was followed up with "Somewhere in America," a poignant and personal conversation about gun violence that earned the band a 2016 Independent Music Award and a visit to the White House. The Alternate Routes first burst onto the scene in 2005 with their breakthrough album Good and Reckless and True. They released several albums on Vanguard Records and on their own, toured extensively, and relentlessly refined their craft. They have collaborated with such seemingly disparate artists as singer-songwriter Patti Griffin, director Lisa Cholodenko (The Kids Are All Right), and guitarist Carl Broemel of My Morning Jacket. They’ve performed on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson," "Late Night with Conan O’Brien," and have been repeat guests on NPR’s "Mountain Stage." The core lineup of the Alternat… (read more)

With design and parts scouting finalised, the next challenge faced by the team was how to accommodate the perfect fitment of parts from Jeep Wrangler on to the Mahindra Thar. Especially when the body dimension of Thar is smaller as compared to the Jeep Wrangler.

His bed is a bit odd as well — an azure pillow on white sheets with a metal bedstead evokes a hospital rather than a comfortable home. I’ve dubbed this fellow “the bachelor” because he has decorated his apartment with a “Rock & Roll” poster (a printed 2×2 tile) and a toy truck or train engine on a shelf.

Vets are often called on to minister to the needs of the owner as well as the patient. Dr. Herriot told one story that is a variation of a tale not unheard of by many veterinarians, regarding a blind woman’s parakeet. The parakeet sat in his cage and sang. He was the old lady’s sole companion.

The victory was part of a golden era for Newcastle, with its representative side winning 15 matches straight from 1963 to 1965, including victories over South Africa and France, plus three country championships and the State Cup.

Women have wanted to be kind, but a woman has also felt that in being kind she’s somehow been sacrificial. Is kindness much bigger than women have imagined? Does it mean careful thought, even criticism? And when we’re truly kind are we really taking care of ourselves? Yes! At this eminently practical event, taught by consultants Barbara Allen, Anne Fielding, and Meryl Nietsch-Cooperman, women will learn what can make married life honestly kind—and have a woman feel she is expressing her own deepest self: “The purpose of marriage is to like the world,” explained Eli Siegel, founder of Aesthetic Realism. “The reason happiness in marriage is such a rare item is that people have tried to love in a way that would mean less of a like for the world—in fact, a contempt for it.” There’s going to be enlivening, insightful discussion of these important sentences by Mr. Siegel, from his lecture Mind and Kindness: "One way the large problem can be put is this: how to be kind without limit and at the same time take care of oneself without limit. The idea is always to feel that in being nice to something, you are nice to yourself. If in being nice to something you are not being … (read more)

The star-studded Sea Eagles of February 28, 1988, included Paul Vautin, Cliff Lyons, Dale Shearer, Michael O’Connor, Noel Cleal and Des Hasler, and they didn’t seem concerned about coming up against a team of virtual no-names made up of a few occasional Sydney first graders and boys from the bush, led by a New Zealand Test forward in Sam Stewart.

“We cover all the provinces in South Africa and even deliver cross border to Lesotho, Swaziland and Botswana. We now have 30 different clearly defined zones that we deliver to and this distribution and logistical side of our business is as important to us as the manufacturing side. We place an emphasis on it as we don’t want to upset clients by sending the wrong order to Hazyview, for example. It is costly to rectify as we would only be delivering in that area again a week later.”

 Lexcen left Newcastle at 18 and moved to Brisbane, where he broke into yacht design. He was awarded the Order of Australia for his work on Australia II, and in 1988 the Toyota Lexcen was named in his honour.

The Broadway at Birdland concert series is proud to announce that producer/hostess Jamie deRoy will bring another star-studded Jamie deRoy & friends to the historic stage on Monday, December 11 at 7pm. Show business tour de force Jamie deRoy brings her star-studded Jamie deRoy & friends holiday show, ‘Tis The Season to New York’s famed Birdland Monday, December 11 at 7pm. Proceeds from the evening will benefit The Actors Fund: Jamie deRoy & friends Cabaret Initiative. A starry cast will be announced soon.