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A desperate Central Queensland farmer says recent rain in the region was good, but much more is needed to return the land to an optimum standard.
Malcolm Kelly, 67, spoke to The Observer from The Miriam Vale Hotel on Wednesday and boasted his propertyâs impressive rain statistics.
âThe last three weeks we have had 110 millimetres,â Mr Kelly said.
âIn two days we had 90mm and the next day we had another 20mm.â
Mr Kelly said his property, where he had farmed beef cattle his whole life, experienced beautiful âgrass rainâ but more was needed to make him truly satisfied.
Houston is the hip hop capital of the world
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Houston has long been overlooked in the music industry, leaving local artists to fend for themselves and metaphorically get it out the mud. This birthed the trend of Houston artists going the independent route no need for big labels and distribution deals. Their crusade for independence opened the door for rappers Slim Thug, Paul Wall and Mike Jones.
The music made in this era would place Houston on the map, solidifying the city as a hip-hop mecca and and undoubtedly the capital of Texas rap.
Speaker Doug Cowell (left) and Probus Club president Malcolm Kelly
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The Probus Club recently held its third lunch at its new venue at Douglas Golf Club.
One of its members, Doug Cowell, pictured above left with club president Malcolm Kelly, talked about his career at sea.
He recalled his time as a trainee and his progress through the ranks to become a captain.
He sailed all over the world before finally working in the North Sea as a captain on oil rig supply ships.
The video clips and photographs illustrated the talk. If you like to join the club, which aims to provide fellowship and develop acquaintances, contact secretary Howard Craine on 674005 or email charles@craine.net
this morning. anne arundel county still has seven schools closed because of no power and you can see that list on myfoxdc.com. there is your schools update. let s get the weather update from tucker barnes. conditions are ideal out there. it should be another beautiful day. we are expecting sunshine for a good portion of it and temperatures in the mid-80s. let s get to some numbers and take a look. the hot spot reagan national at 68 degrees. lots of very comfortable temperature across the region. baltimore, 60. win chester, 63-degree. fredericksburg, 61 winchester, 63 degrees. a few clouds moving through. a few more clouds today than yesterday. how about if we go with a mix of sun and clouds. could be a sprinkle. the we ll have one more nice one. 89 with sunshine. should be dry. let s check in with julie wright to see how the roadways are looking this morning. hopefully perfect but they never are, are they? in the beginning. thing dos change though. right now, 270