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KQED Charlie Rose May 21, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KQED Charlie Rose May 21, 2016

To stay off the stage. Armstrong couldnt do it. [band playing the saints go marching in] narrator in july of 1970, george wein staged a celebration at newport for armstrongs 70th birthday. Many of the musicians with whom he had played over the years had come back to be with him. Wein he was ill for a couple of years, and. And he was quite frail. The doctor didnt want him to play, but he allowed him to come to newport. Its this. Reenergizing when the opportunity for him to do what he wanted to do and to know that he was out there reaching people. And he put everything he had into that evening. ...

FOXNEWSW FOX Friends September 3, 2018 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWSW FOX Friends September 3, 2018

Sick. Many of their claims have been denied. We should meet obligations to the veterans. Controversy over the movie, first man. Bus aldrin directors decision not to show the planting of the American Flag during the moon landing. Pete it is labor day. My hope for you, like us youre not laboring too much. Take it easy. Were working labor day so you dont have to. Cup of coffee, join us. Pete is wearing a seersucker suit. Pete googled it this morning. It is the last day to wear white or seersucker. So im told by fashionistas. Im playing by the rules for once. Cant wear it tomorrow. Someone forgot ...

Eight feedlots compete for Angus steers at Leongatha sale | Stock & Land - Vimarsana News

Eight feedlots compete for Angus steers at Leongatha sale | Stock & Land

Agents yarded more than 5000 cattle at Leongatha's fortnightly store market.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: 'Live export must be banned' - Vimarsana News

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: 'Live export must be banned'

Kiwis lead the way The groundbreaking decision by the New Zealand government to ban live export should remind everyone that the Australian government has failed to curb the systematic abuse of animals by live export corporations. Millions of cows and sheep depart Australia on these death ships every year. They’re forced to live on top of one another, surrounded by a slurry of their own faeces, urine, and water. Seasick and unfamiliar with the pellets they’re given as food, many starve to death before reaching their destination. The horrifying footage from the Awassi Express of p...