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In this week's ag briefs, the American Simmental Association’s fall focus event comes to Denver August 27-31 and Cattleman's Day returns to the Colorado State Fair.
RIP: Tim Holt passed away aged 81, pictured alongside friend Steve Morris TIM Holt, who was one of the main driving forces of the vintage steam movement in Cumbria, has passed away aged 81. The former President and Chairman for the Cumbria Steam and Vintage Vehicle Society, Tim died on June 8. His loss was described as ‘a great hole left in the movement’ by his close friend. A Society President and Rally organiser for nearly four decades, his involvement in the movement was instrumental in its development and growth over the years. Originally born in Rochdale, he spent the major...
In The Horses and the Hounds, the acclaimed songwriter backs personal narratives with effortless elegance (“Canola Fields”) and endless energy (“If It Don’t Bleed”). This first collection in seven years, due August 20 on New West Records, spotlights a seasoned tunesmith in peak form as he turns toward reflection (“Vaquero”) and revelation ( closer “Blackberry Winter”). Familiar foundations guide the journey. “There’s a definite Los Angeles vibe to this record,” McMurtry says. “The ghost of Warren Zevon seems to be stomping around among the guita...
The U.S. tried to win World War II with a bat bomb What it’s about: Holy ordinance, Batman! During World War II, American scientists raced to develop crucial technology that would win the war: The B-29 bomber. Radar. The atomic bomb. And, a somewhat less crucial technology, the bat bomb: a bomb canister that contained live bats, each of which would carry an incendiary device and (in theory) start devastating fires across Japanese cities. Advertisement Biggest controversy: The part where we tried to defeat Imperial Japan with an army of bats. The idea came from a dental surgeon named Lytle S...