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The Farm’s reaction comes faster this time, with more yelling. A whole new cluster of bots is angry (“media jacka$$”): The revised lede suggests that this situation is the result of out-of-control water demand from smart cities. Plus, Roy’s new headline asks whether this is the first skirmish of the new water wars, and thus invokes Betteridge’s law (concerning yes/no questions)—leading to jeers from the mob of Betteridge bots. Plus, all the bots who were pissed before are still pissed, and now they scent blood.

There are a lot of advantages to tilting and rotation buckets. “They are very versatile and when used in the right application like ditching or finish grading, it is by far the best attachment to use,” says Ryan Neal, Caterpillar. “But the weight of the attachments will affect the overall capacity of the bucket.”

Israeli media say renowned Israeli author Amos Oz has died at the age of 79. Oz, author of novels, prose and a widely acclaimed memoir, had suffered from cancer.

“Choosing a bucket that has a shorter tip radius will provide higher tooth forces for digging or ripping through tough materials, thus better penetration,” says Horton. “Also, the bucket with the least teeth in contact with the material at any one time will provide higher tooth forces. Of course, buckets that have short tip radii are often lower capacity. In order to achieve the highest productivity, the bucket characteristics of number of teeth, width, tip radius and capacity should be matched with rippability of the material to be excavated.”

– Remove the air filter from the airbox and filter cage, and pour a generous amount of high-quality air filter oil on it over a bucket or trash can. Squeeze and massage the oil throughout the filter, but don’t wring it like a towel, as this could damage the filter at the seams, creating holes and gaps to let dirt in.

“Choosing a bucket that has a shorter tip radius will provide higher tooth forces for digging or ripping through tough materials, thus better penetration.”

The rising product demand from the key geographies as well as the pivotal applications and potential business arenas are also included in the report.

Caparison Guitars is, at this point, sort of an elder statesman among high-end metal guitar makers. Founded in 1995 by ex-staffers from Charvel/Jackson’s Japan division, Caparison was bought by a British company in 2011 and is now owned by George and Gabriel Ösztreicher. But original founder and designer Itaru Kanno is still onboard—personally inspecting and setting up every guitar before shipping.

ROUND TWO: Ansaroff lands an uppercut and a kick into a right hand. Gadelha tries a takedown but Ansaroff shucks her off. It’s clear that Gadelha is already slowing down a bit and Ansaroff is pressing forward. Leg kicks from Ansaroff, she’s managing the distance where Gadelha isn’t. Jabs from Ansaroff, Gadelha lands a right to the body but gets countered again. Gadelha is coming forward now but she’s following and can’t close distance, she’s not even feinting at this point. Calf kick from Ansaroff lands. That lead hand from Ansaroff is troubling Gadelha, who shoots a takedown and gets it into side control, she needed that badly. Ansaroff is trying to shrimp, and gets half guard back. They both fire punches to the head. Gadelha throws hammer fists to the body but she’s not doing much with this position yet. Gadelha stands but wont do anything else before the round ends.

*Glass Shatters* Stone Cold! The three-time Rumble winner made his way to the ring. After quickly eliminating Chuck & Christian, Austin checked his invisible watch as fans chanted “What!?”. He rolled to the outside, got Chuck & Christian back in the ring .. and eliminated them again! Visibly impatient, Austin waited on the turnbuckle repeating “What!?”

Bucket geometry has a substantial impact on performance. “For example, if the tip radius is too long, it will affect breakout force drastically, meaning the machine may have a harder time breaking through tough material such as hard stone or compacted dirt,” says Neal.

It’s a little boy’s fervor and a little boy’s make-believe, and for much of the show, which Fisher co-directs with Jerry Metzker, it’s transporting to feel like one of the neighborhood gang again: bit parts in a ringleader’s staged battle, albeit with much more insightful historical analysis this time around. (I’ll bet the head honcho of your childhood block didn’t have a theory as to why the Nazis kept staffing the Holocaust, even as they desperately needed soldiers on both the Eastern and Western fronts, or the introspection to problematize his own fascination with one of humankind’s great shames.)