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He’d look the other way if you got picked up by the deputy for gettin’ rowdy in town but if you don’t get the salt scattered in the right place there’ll be hell to pay!

Rob was eager as a piddlin’ puppy when he picked up Delilah and headed north outta Los Angeles. One large obstacle lay in the pit of his stomach like a pea in the Princess’s mattress … THE GRAPEVINE! It was a monster of a hill dreaded by truckers and people who still drove a small hatchback. The engine was screamin’ when they finally leveled out at the summit of the Grapevine. Rob gave Delilah a comforting look. She smiled back uneasily. Then the motor blew! A big dent appeared in the hood and it sounded like someone had dropped a Caterpillar track into his fan! They crossed silently into a service station at the bottom of the grade. He assured his sweetheart there was ‘no problema’.

The next fall we worked the cattle again and the conception was down to 90%. Albert had been right. I learned a lesson and set about seeking an answer. I must say that infertility and abortion in big herds is very difficult to confirm. I went through the testable disease: vibrio, lepto, IBR, poison plants, selenium, foothill abortion, metabolic disorders and finally Trichamoniasis.

Richards had been about 2000 points ahead of his rivals after the Australian and Japanese legs of the world tour, but decided not to surf the South African and US legs and was caught, then passed. Richards fi nished fourth at Pipeline, but Kealoha finished ahead of him and was title favourite in the run up to the Duke Kahanamoku Classic and World Cup. 

Words: Hip Hop & Poetry Showcase & Open Mic with Wiseguy and Gaston – Nuyorican Poet’s Café December 16, 2017 – New York

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.

Slater has been thinking for decades about building an artificial wave. In an as-told-to memoir, from 2003, he noted, “Surfers have dreamed of creating the ultimate wave machine. The perfect setup would take surfing to every town in America and make the sport as mainstream as soccer.” Wave pools have been around since the nineteenth century, when Ludwig II, the Mad King of Bavaria, had a wave machine built on a lake at one of his palaces. Pools built specifically for surfing began to appear in the late nineteen-sixties, but even the best of them produced only weak, short, messy waves. Slater got serious about developing his ideas in 2006, and began working with scientists at the University of Southern California’s Viterbi School of Engineering.

Years later Neville Hannah recalled the incident: “I was knocked out and they were asking me if I was all right. I sat up, looked at this bloke getting hit and kicked on the ground and said ‘I think so, but I mustn’t be . . . that looks like my brother’.” 

Commenter: Chris K.Student Loan BS Well, this is off the top of my head and charged with emotion. While in college earning my Pharmacy Ph.D., I worked more than full-time at several jobs in pharmacy to be sure I had marketable real-life work skills upon graduation. During my Grad School education I borrowed 72K in Student Loans from U.S. Department of Education "Direct Loans", and upon graduating I consolidated into the "William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program and got a 5% interest rate on the consolidated loans. It is rumored that these loans are held or administrated by Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac, but I am not sure who actually holds them. At the time I thought this was a great deal for me, and a great deal for our society by enabling anyone in our country the opportunity to pursue higher education and professional skills and ultimately give back or contribute to the greater good. After eight years of having student loan re-payments automatically withdrawn from my checking account I was shocked to find my principle loan balance had not been reduced by one penny! I had only paid $48,000 in interest! I thought indentured servitude or debt bondage was a thing of the past. I borrowed money from FEDERAL, U.S. Department of Education Direct Loans, and I don’t dispute the fact that I am responsible for paying it back. I called U.S. Department of Education Direct Loans and they talked in circles saying there is nothing that can be done except, "to make much larger payments to try to beat the interest accrual". I am very skeptical of this advice and have been told that even though I have been paying extra above the normal payment amount, they do not have to reduce my principle amount by 1 cent. Apparently they consider extra payments "advance payments", and are not likely to reduce the interest I am paying or the principle balance. By their 30-year plan I’ll have to pay back close to $350,000 before I am paid off for the $72,000 I borrowed. These are not some kind of shady, back-alley private loans; they are U.S. Department of Education Direct Loans. What I am really angry about is that I am apparently not allowed to refinance it by federal law. That is so unfair. Something feels especially wrong about this since I have paid at least $160,000 in FEDERAL Income Tax since graduation, and I would likely pay close to a million dollars in FEDERAL Income Tax during a 30-year career thanks to my education. These tax estimates DO NOT include all the other taxes and interest on everything else my education has allowed/enabled me to pay to stimulate our badly mismanaged economy. That does not seem like a fair reward for being a contributing, educated, working taxpayer. All analogies break down somewhere but in this one I am effectively giving U.S. Department of Education Direct Loans/Fannie Mae? an interest free loan with my prepayments or efforts to pay the loan off more quickly, and not getting the benefit of reducing my balance or the amount of interest I am paying each month. That is WRONG, and just as bad as the rip off scams by credit card companies that the government is finally doing something about. I wish I had studied finance. Even though I earned an advanced degree and got a good job, I feel ripped off! I feel like I’ve be fattened up and harvested. This feels like blatant gouging and profiteering on the backs of students who would in theory, help to make this country a smarter and better place to live for everyone. When are they going to do something about student loans?

By now, you need to ensure you have the Decayed Kraken, or the upgraded version, Jormungandr’s Fang. Head down to the Turbine Room, and along the walls you’ll see leaking pipes with steam coming out. Shoot all of the burst pipes with the Poison elemental Kraken and it will fix them. You’ll know you’ve done it correctly because a kill hitmarker will show up for each one. There are nine points you need to shoot in total.

I’d like to meet the ol’ boy that wrote that ad. You can almost picture him in your mind. We’re all acquainted with somebody that fits his description. He might be willing to give you a month off to go see your ailin’ mother but better not ask for every Saturday and Sunday off to go ropin’! He’s not liable to set down and give you a two hour lecture on his range management theories but work beside him for a year or two and you’ll learn more about protecting the environment and workin’ with nature than you’d read in a thousand BLM pamphlets.

When he arrived back in Sydney on September 19 and told of his discovery, traders quickly followed his footsteps north seeking coal and cedar. The glorious days of the Hunter Valley had begun.