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Roy even feels something like affection when he sees CorruptUSAll yelling about an obscure conspiracy theory involving the Secret Quadrilateral Congress. These are Roy’s coworkers now.

Jason Boerger, marketing manager, Bobcat Co., Fargo, N.D., says attachments can help improve the bottom line for rental stores.

The spec sheet illustrates the small-shop quality with stainless-steel frets, Gotoh hardware, Bare Knuckle pickups and CTS and Switchcraft electronics. All par for the ‘boutique’ course. PJD, however, came to our attention via an unusual spin, as the Hybrid range adds a satin acrylic top (and fingerboard inlays), from a choice of some 30 colours. Meanwhile, the “option for design, etchings and inlays are virtually limitless”. Intriguing. 

ROUND THREE: Bochniak avoids a one two to get the round going. Leg kick from Dawodu. Knee from Dawodu in close and Bochniak misses an elbow. They trade leg kicks then Dawodu kicks the body but Bochniak catches it and gets him to the fence. Dawodu spins free and lands to the body. Right to the jaw from Bochniak and Dawodu responds with an elbow. They trade a bit, Dawodu’s striking is much more powerful and crisp. Bochniak gets a double leg under a punch and moves to half guard immediately and looks to land elbows. Dawodu looking to wall walk, he’s upright but Bochniak is after the takedown again but can’t keep control over Dawodu and he moves free. They trade knees in the clinch then Bochniak shoots again but again stalls out on the fence. Dawodu is able to force separation then lands a left to the body. Jumping front kick to the body from Dawodu lands. More body shots from Dawodu then a left body kick and Bochniak is backing up, seems like he’s just hoping to see the end of the fight. Left to the body then a front kick to the body from Dawodu. Daodu blocks a knee tap and lands a knee to the body as they separate. Stiff left hoooks from Dawodu and a final front kick to the body that doubles Bochniak over just as the round ends.

Like most of Engcon’s hydraulic tools, the top bracket is bolt-on and can be adapted to the digger owner’s hitch. The SK02 also has bolt-on cutting blades, prepared for digging teeth, and can be delivered with side cheeks so it can also be used as a clamshell bucket.

The Skinny: “This Club Lucky owns me. Always fresh and delicious. I actually sit at home sometimes and think about it,” Laurita recently posted on Instagram. “Club Lucky’s Seafood Salad is so simple and always so fresh with a light lemon vinaigrette. During the holidays this place is filled with Christmas parties and full of holiday cheer, but I am always willing to wait for that salad!”

The call came to the dealership after the Laginas got serious about moving dirt. They hoped the excavation would be the culmination of a virtually life-long fascination with Oak Island that began in 1965 when Rick Lagina read an article about the island in Reader’s Digest magazine. His abiding interest in what might be hidden on the island stayed with him right on through his career as a U.S. Postal Service employee.

Too much pressure and you’ll find it hard to grade with any kind of finesse. Also, you will wear down the bottom of the skid steer bucket. Speed is also a factor. Attempting to grade too quickly may cause unnecessary damage and wear due to collisions with unseen and sometimes immovable objects.

SWITCHBLADE JAY WHITE, BAD LUCK FALE, TAIJI ISHIMORI & GEDO DEFEATED KAZUCHIKA OKADA, HIROSHI TANAHASHI, KUSHIDA & ROCKY ROMERO (16:40)

The Landscapers’ Choice primary seeder from Kasco Manufacturing uses “Walking Beam” axle technology to follow the contours of the terrain for maximum seed-to-soil contact, the company says. The seed chute is designed to spread seed evenly across the width of the machine. The seeder is available in 5-foot and 6-foot widths. Its front row of cast-iron press wheels levels the dirt to prepare it for seed, and its back row gives a final manicured grade.

Alas, the procession of zillion-megawatt meteorites is interspersed with miscalculations and filler. The course before that magical halibut involved cappelletti chewier than bubblegum, stuffed with oversalty pheasant, and served in a broth so aggressively earthy it almost tasted like dirt. After the halibut came a shockingly bland seared lamb loin sitting atop ground hazelnuts and surrounded by beets and 25 dots of flavorless persimmon purée. Next came the Kobe beef masterpiece and, with it, hope. But the following course? A nutty Grayson cheese that had been transformed into a slice of cheesecake and paired, for some nefarious reason, with Dijon mustard foam: a marriage that makes no sense. The 15 courses began to feel like a Ping-Pong game between James Beard and an art school freshman. The three-and-a-half-hour meal’s rhythm, which was relaxed bordering on somnolent, only accentuated the problem.

The First Round Finish Club thanks Mr. Rakic for his work this evening. Mic time for Rakic, he’s asked about the illegal knees and says he was surprised at the lack of proper officiating but he figured he’d have to escape and then knock out his opponent. He talks us through the finish, says he doesn’t do back fists in sparring but is happy it worked and notes that anything can happen in MMA. He thanks Toronto and wants to be back home with his family soon, then says he wants a name opponent next.