She never saw him buying shiners at the bait shop, or clinging to a pole at the firehouse, or sunk down in a pew at the community church.
"John would never confess to something he didn't do," Mr. Ward said, adding that Mr. Swain believed the shiners at the Bryant Park stand were stealing his business and that the Bryant Park Corporation knew about this.
One night, wanting to be led around the two-stepping dance floor at Gruene Hall, tearful and full of Shiner Bock, I shouted at Scott, "Is this how it's always going to be?" We laugh about it now, my default to the worst-case scenario, the leopard in my logic.
From Shiner, Texas, Youngs excelled at baseball and American football at the West Texas Military Institute.
Taylor arrived at the Olympics on Thursday wearing a floppy Australian national cap to try to prevent people from staring at her shiner, a gift from Tina Thompson of the United States.
Researchers took a close look at the blacktail shiner (Cyprinella venusta), which is common to freshwater streams of the southeastern United States and whose short-distance acoustic signals are often exposed to boat and road noise.
If redside shiner dispersed into the Bonneville Basin at the time of the Bonneville Flood, and into British Columbia from a single refugium as glaciers retreated, then redside shiner populations in these areas are predicted to exhibit signs of recent rapid expansion.
In October 1982, Gibson traveled to Austin, Texas for ArmadilloCon, at which he appeared with Shirley, Sterling and Shiner on a panel called "Behind the Mirrorshades: A Look at Punk SF", where Shiner noted "the sense of a movement solidified".
For most of the day, the only commerce on the street consisted of a man hawking peeled cucumbers from a wooden cart at one end and a shoe shiner with bloodshot eyes and a raspy voice at the other.
At one moment Mr. Shiner disappears behind a lectern in the classic physical comedy gag of pretending to walk down stairs.
