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“This is where the bucket connects to the skid loader and requires a good solid fit. If cracked or extremely loose, don’t use it,” said Scott Clevenger, vice president of sales at Arrow Acquisition LLC.

Sabre and Taichi jumped Fin Juice before the bell. Juice and Finlay recovered, and both hit planchas. Juice missed a cannonball on Sabre. Sabre started stretching Juice in the ring, while Taichi and Finlay fought in the crowd. Taichi used a chair to attack Finlay. Sabre took Juice to the outside, and Taichi hit him with a chair. 

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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!”

Yujiro hit a sliding dropkick to Archer, and Page hit a standing shooting star for two. Page hit the ropes, but right into a pounce from Archer. I love the pounce. 

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What Fisher really seems to want to do, though, is get into the weeds of the battles, and that’s where he excels. Like the great films and histories Fisher adores, “A History of World War II” makes you feel the mud on your army boots, the bone-crunching impact of a parachute landing, what Hitler’s soup must have smelled like, how his underlings had to stamp out their cigarettes in his presence.

Roy lives in a cube-shaped apartment, the same size and shape as 857,003 other units in the city that are all enrolled in the same exchange. Once in a while, his apartment relocates while he’s asleep, to a better or worse neighborhood—depending on the current market bid for placement in the nice part of town. Some days Roy opens his front door and sees broken bottles and syringes. Other times he steps out into a neighborhood of florists and high-end coffee. This week Roy’s living in a trendy spot, dotted with parklets—so he can’t help believing that everything is headed in the right direction.

ROUND TWO: They touch gloves for the second round. Jab from Santos lands and they trade body kicks then clinch again. Manuwa lands an elbow but Santos clips him with a knee and a series of elbows before they break. Uppercut and a straight left from Santos cause Manuwa to face plant and this one is over.

The Skinny: (From Candace) “My family (my mom Nancy Brussat who is founder, owner, partner of Convito) lived in England in the ’70s, and Pot Pies were one of our favorite family meals. Heart-warming, delicious, flavorful. We found this place through Rob Warner, photographer, who had a photo shoot there, and brought the pies home. We subsequently went there to enjoy them, and the flavors were unbelievable … flaky, buttery pastry with local farm fresh ingredients … these award-winning pies are the perfect elevated comfort food. The chicken balti with curry spices is our favorite, but the mushroom & kale is a top choice too, with white wine & parmesan cream sauce.”