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Skid Pro’s X4 series of Industrial Brush Cutters come in open-front and closed-front models. The attachment’s 480-pound flywheel has four blades delivering a 6-inch cutting capacity at standard flow. It is also available in a high-flow option. The drive shaft is 3-¾ inches in diameter, which the company says is in the top of its class. The “extra tall” 10-inch deck and raised back provide better discharge and improve cutting in thick grass, the company says. It features a front push bar and integrated bumper for pushing down and cutting large saplings.

ROUND ONE: Lima is four inches taller, which mirrors his reach advantage of four inches. They touch gloves to get us going. Laprise is coming forward early, Lima doing some stance switching and Laprise is landing leg kicks. Bit of a left from Lima, Laprise lands another leg kick. Neither man has a good feel for the range yet, they’re landing punches to the arm mostly. Laprise lands a leg kick but eats a short left from Lima. Lunging left hook from Lima catches Laprise cold and absolutely ends his night with one punch.

The Skinny: “The pita is fresh, fluffy and cooked right in front of you and the eggplant has a wonderful smoky flavor.”

The Skinny: “I met up with three friends from culinary school, and we all wanted to try a new spot. The Porchetta was incredible, sliced thin and still crispy. What made the sandwich unique was that they went Philly style by topping it with cheese, but it was the garlic and chili broccolini that brought a great twist to this awesome dish!”

Taker took Maven to the backstage area. Christian (At last .. you’re on your owwwwn!) entered .. but the camera quickly panned backstage so we could see Undertaker driving Maven’s bloodied head through a popcorn stand. As fans went nuts, Taker looked over Maven’s body as he stole & eat some popcorn. Let this be a lesson to any young upstarts trying to make names for themselves at The Undertaker’s expense. We pan back to the ring where Christian and Scotty 2 Hotty kept the action going. “It’s me .. it’s me .. it’s DDP!”, the Rumble debut of the former WCW Champ. How bad did they kill DDP? Man .. imagine if they’d have made him like he was in WCW.

Rammers or jumping jacks are a prime example of equipment that can stand on its own, but it doesn’t take much of a bump for them to fall over, possibly breaking someone’s foot or toe. However, a rammer pallet can provide a safe solution to storing the equipment.

The Skinny: “The Tonkotsu broth is highly flavorful and satisfying. The thicker noodles are a plus as well. The heat from the Kanobo bowl paired with a cooling, coconut painkiller is the ideal combo for me. If there’s a wait, grabbing a drink upstairs at Green Street Smoked Meats from their fantastic bar staff adds to the overall experience.”

21 Dec Transport for London has awarded the contract for the Barking Riverside rail extension to a joint venture of Morgan Sindall and VolkerFitzpatrick.

In an interview, Nyhan elaborated: “It is worrisome when any candidate for a prosecutorial office announce their intention to pursue a prosecution for someone from the other party before they have examined the evidence in that office,” he said. He compared Teachout’s comments to those of James Comey, who made it be known what he thought of Hillary Clinton’s email practices before declining to bring charges.

“We need someone in the AG’s office who is going to dig under every rock,” she says, promising “new tools” and “cutting-edge theories” about how a state-level prosecutor can go after the business, charity and personal empire of a sitting president.

But legal experts take her expertise on the Trump front very, very seriously. She literally wrote the book on political corruption—Corruption in America: From Benjamin Franklin’s Snuff Box to Citizens United, published in 2014—and after Trump won, she was one of the first to recognize what kind of Constitutional problem the president was creating by failing to divest himself from his businesses. Writing in The New York Times less than two weeks after the election, Teachout identified the “emoluments clause”—a heretofore obscure provision of Article 1 of the Constitution—as essentially an anti-bribery rule, one of several constitutional provisions written to prevent foreign powers from influencing domestic affairs. Running an international hotel and golf business essentially guarantees Trump is taking money from foreign powers, potentially giving wealthy individuals and governments leverage over presidential decisions. The emoluments clause, she argues, is a cornerstone of American democracy—one that we’d simply never needed to enforce before, because no president had chosen to retain control of a multinational company while holding office.

An hour later, Roy sends his article back to the Farm, clasping his hands in mock prayer. His chest scars are itching again, so he bites his tongue to distract himself. Maybe he’ll grab lunch at that new Uzbek taco joint.