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Shadow Hunt (The Executioner)

When a U.S. Marshal goes missing in New Orleans, Mack Bolan sets out on a search-and-rescue mission and is thrown into an intricate web of corruption. It seems the Mafia is alive and well in the Big Easy and operating under the rule of a powerful new leader.
With the D.A.'s office and local law enforcement on the mob's payroll, Bolan soon learns the entire city is one massive death trap and the chances of getting himself and the federal agent out alive are dwindling by the minute. But this soldier isn't going down without a fight. The Executioner decides it's time to pay the crime family a visit and make them an offer they won't have a chance to refuse.

This Falcon statue was once located at the works of Brush Traction.

In 1865, Henry Hughes, who was a timber merchant engineer, began building horse-drawn tramcars and railway rolling stock at the Falcon Works in Loughborough.

In 1882 the company reformed as the Falcon Engine & Car Works Ltd.

In 1889 the assets were taken over by the Anglo-American Brush Electric Light Corporation, which had been set up as the British arm of Charles Francis Brush's Brush Electric Company in America. It then became known as the Brush Electrical Engineering Company.

In 1957 it and Brush Electrical Machines were bought up by Hawker Siddeley to become the Brush Electrical Engineering Company Limited. As part of Hawker Siddeley Electric Power Group it then passed to BTR plc and became Brush Traction.

It is now part of FKI Energy Technologies (owned, since 2008, by Melrose plc). The locomotive works is still occupied by the Brush Traction Company and is in use for the building, overhaul and repair of locomotives.

On 28 February 2011, Wabtec announced it would purchase Brush Traction for US$31 million.

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Hey that top looks familiar! It's another American Eagle top, only in navy. And it works great with anything...especially my fave 'PINK' by Victoria's Secret drawstring capris.

Then I add the whale necklace to play up the whole nautical thing...some gold sandals from Payless (PS: Funny story about those...I was actually accused of stealing these by the Payless lady about a year ago because I wore them into the store...I bought them a week before and loved them so much, I wanted to go back and find a similar pair. I ended up buying like 3 or 4 pairs of shoes, and when I went to ring out, she looked at me and in a really snotty tone said, "I need to see the shoes you're wearing". I laughed and explained that I had bought them a week before, but she threatened to call security, demanded to see my receipt and so on...somehow I managed to cool her down and showed her that they had in fact been bought and worn. What a crazy lady!)

Then I add my Banana Republic purse, some big gold hoops, and the outfit is complete. Not really much to it.

Nigeria is rich in oil, drugs and blood rivals--on both the domestic and international fronts. Mack Bolan's ticket into the chaos is a rescue operation involving the kidnapped daughter of an American petroleum executive. Her safe but violent return brings the warrior to phase two of his scorched-earth campaign against the escalating guerrilla violence in this country's delta state. Knowing that confused enemies mount ineffective defenses, Bolan launches multiple precision strikes, luring into the open hostile tribal factions vying for control of the oil fields. At the same time Chinese and Russian agents are cutting themselves in on the region's untapped fortune in oil. It's the kind of blood-and-thunder mission that Bolan fights best, the kind of war that keeps him in his element long enough to defeat the enemy and--with luck--get out alive.