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Some pups will go to work as medical detection dogs, supporting people with serious health conditions. Someone with a life-threatening nut allergy might have a dog to sniff rooms for nut traces, for example.

Tonga sent Beretta into the corner, then hit him with a dropkick on the way out. Tonga and Loa continued their assault on Beretta’s back. Beretta hit Loa with a running knee out of the corner, and was able to tag Chuckie. 

The First Round Finish Club thanks Mr. Lima for his work this evening. Lima gets an interview, he feels great and thanks God for his position right now. He talks us through the finish, thanks his boxing coach and feels that he got his legs under him and once he did he got that finish. He says he’s got three kids and petitions for a post fight bonus for Christmas.

Engcon UK managing director Robert Hunt said: “The majority of excavators sold each year in the UK are mini diggers, which is a much bigger market share for minis than many other countries. The launch of the SK02 is especially exciting news for UK digger-owners. We expect demand for this product to be high.”

Dance Theatre Northwest’s “The Nutcracker” will be performed Saturday and Sunday at Mount Tahoma High School, 4634 S. 74th St., Tacoma. The classical bedtime story, staged to Tchaikovsky’s classical score, is filled with Clara, the Sugar Plum Fairy, the Cavalier and other characters. Showtimes are 2:30 and 7 p.m. Saturday and 4 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $11-$26 and are available online at dtnw.org

ROUND ONE: Burns is an inch taller and has half an inch of reach advantage. They touch gloves, Aubin-Mercier fighting southpaw. Burns misses a few kicks. bit of a left from Aubin-Mercier, Burns lands a body kick. Burns lands a right that gets Aubin-Mercier to back off then lands a body kick. Left from Aubin-Mercier lands. Burns tries a single leg that hits the fence and stalls out. Aubin-Mercier is defending the takedown well so far but Burns hits a high crotch and gets him down. Aubin-Mercier has full guard, well butterfly guard and Burns is pressing him into the fence. Now Aubin-Mercier is looking to wall walk, Burns picks an ankle and keeps him on his seat against the fence. Burns nearly gets the back but Aubin-Mercier keeps an under hook and is back up then spins Burns into the fence. Knees from Burns and Aubin-Mercier is able to separate. Counter left hook from Burns floors Aubin-Mercier and he’s all over him on the mat with hammer fists looking for a finish. Brutal punches from the ride position then Burns gets the back with a body triangle locked in. Burns is fishing for the choke but Aubin-Mercier is defending so far. Burns switches to a double hooks position instead of a body triangle, then gets the body triangle on the other side.Burns sells out for an armbar attempt, nearly gets it but the round ends as Aubin-Mercier rolls through and tries to regain his feet.

To assist in completing the tonal chain, FU-Tone’s spring claw is also now available in titanium. This option transfers spring vibration back out onto the body cleanly and clearly as a much better alternative to what some guitar manufacturers initially provide in the rear cavity.

UFC 231 comes to the world from the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. On commentary we have Jon Anik, Joe Rogan, and UFC lightweight contender Paul Felder. This trio was pretty solid the last time they were assembled, and Felder’s commentary is generally awesome. We’re under the old rules tonight as Ontario has not verified the new rules, so anything besides the soles of your feet on the mat means your downed and the language around scoring is needlessly nebulous. We will have the use of replay for fight ending sequences but once used the fight cannot be restarted.

“They ask us to create attachments for applications, so that they can better utilize a machine and it makes the machine more valuable,” Hanson says. “For example, we  are building ground-engaging telehandlers and new attachments that handle every aspect of farm work in the agricultural market. You can dig earth, then switch to a bale handler or a bag handler.” 

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.

A longer tip radius gives operators more capacity. “The trade-off is the operator’s cycle times will be a little slower when filling the bucket. A shorter tip radius provides more arm and bucket breakout force and faster cycle times,” notes Smith.

Sudden expenses are always frustrating and this is no different. However, with better technique, a few industry tips and some preventative steps, forecasting future skid steer bucket issues will become easier and you can increase the lifespan of your bucket.