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Devin Clark has gone 3-2 in the UFC and 3-1 since moving up to light heavyweight, now he’s looking for his second two fight winning streak and hoping to begin moving up the ranks rather than just treading water. Aleksandar Rakic is on a ten fight winning streak including being 2-0 in the UFC, he’s looking to get that to three in a row and make a case for himself as a top prospect in a division still badly in need of them. Rakic is a significant -600 favorite while the +425 payout on Clark has to tempt a few degenerate gamblers.

One of our littlest puppies quickly stood out because she seemed to lack the manic milk craving the rest were exhibiting. At two days old, she wasn’t suckling properly and was noticeably weak and floppy.

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Women’s Flyweight Title Bout: #1 Valentina Shevchenko (15-3, 123.5 lbs.) vs. Joanna Jedrzejczyk (15-2, 123.75 lbs.)

ROUND THREE: Touch of gloves for the last round. Anders still coming forward, Theodorou seems to have his legs back under him but isn’t moving as well as he did earlier. Left from Anders lands. Theodorou lands an uppercut but he’s still backing up and circling. We get time as Theodorou complained of an eye poke, both guys had taken some small ones in the second. Theodorou is good to continue and we’re back to fighting. Another left from Anders in close lands. Two more lefts land and they clinch but nothing comes of it before they break. Theodorou is trying to up his out put but he’s slowing down and Anders lands a right uppercut. Another couple of lefts from Anders land. Anders lands a left, Theodorou lands an uppercut. Another bit of an uppercut from Theodorou, he thinks about a takedown but bails on it. Spinning inside leg kick from Theodorou lands. Anders lands an uppercut. Theodorou lands a body kick, Anders lands a left and that will end the fight as time runs out.

Kobelco’s hybrid SK210HLC-10 uses lithium-ion batteries to drive the swing motor. Dave Donneral, specialized machine sales manager, Kobelco, says fuel savings are enough to sell hybrids in other markets where fuel costs are much higher than in North America. “Domestic customers also want better fuel economy and lower environmental impact, but they won’t give up performance or production or pay a hefty premium to obtain those benefits, so we built the SK210HLC-10 just for North America.”

ROUND TWO: Hard body kick from Burns to start the round. Bit of a right from Burns, Aubin-Mercier lands a right of his own. They punch into a clinch and find themselves on the fence. They break without incident. Aubin-Mercier’s abdomen is red from the body kicks. Burns lands a bit of an uppercut then lands another body kick. Aubin-Mercier tries a high kick that’s blocked. Burns lands a right. Aubin-Mercier fires a body kick of his own but Burns stuns him with a counter right. Burns seems to have a serious edge in power while Aubin-Mercier is keeping a higher out put. Aubin-Mercier has punches blocked and Burns lands a right to the body. Bit of a right from Burns, Aubin-Mercier lands a right uppercut and they clinch again. They break with an elbow from Aubin-Mercier. Burns trying his right again but he’s not finding the range reliably. They trade lefts, Burns hits a double leg, Aubin-Mercier back up and Burns gets the clinch on the fence. Nice outside reap from Burns and he’s on top in side control landing a few elbows as the round ends.

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There was heat there. We had the Hardcore Homecoming thing with Shane [Douglas], Jeremy Borash, Bob Ryder, and Raven all put together. Shane booked me on that and Dreamer called me a few days later and booked me on the [WWE] one and said we could do it. The [WWE] guys didn’t want us there. The brass just didn’t and there was friction that you could feel it. I thought I was cool with John, and I heard his radio show a few days before and I put him over and told him it was good. He had been drinking and he was out by the ring, and we were about to do the [brawl]. We started getting bad vibes that they were gonna shoot on us.

The first delivery of Caterpillar equipment to the island was well-covered by the show’s producers. An inflight drone camera lens looked down as a Cat CT660 truck with a low-boy trailer carried the hydraulic excavator across the 50-year-old causeway that connects the island to the mainland. That truck led a procession of Cat flatbed trucks hauling the other pieces of equipment. The trucks were provided to the dealership by some customers.

ROUND THREE: Touch of gloves for the last round. Anders still coming forward, Theodorou seems to have his legs back under him but isn’t moving as well as he did earlier. Left from Anders lands. Theodorou lands an uppercut but he’s still backing up and circling. We get time as Theodorou complained of an eye poke, both guys had taken some small ones in the second. Theodorou is good to continue and we’re back to fighting. Another left from Anders in close lands. Two more lefts land and they clinch but nothing comes of it before they break. Theodorou is trying to up his out put but he’s slowing down and Anders lands a right uppercut. Another couple of lefts from Anders land. Anders lands a left, Theodorou lands an uppercut. Another bit of an uppercut from Theodorou, he thinks about a takedown but bails on it. Spinning inside leg kick from Theodorou lands. Anders lands an uppercut. Theodorou lands a body kick, Anders lands a left and that will end the fight as time runs out.

Four systems are involved in Intelligent Hydraulic Control. Boom Economy Control drops engine speed and uses gravity during boom down and swing. Auto Economy Control lowers engine rpm after controls are in a neutral state for 10 seconds and will do an auto shutdown, when enabled, after a preset idle period. Swing Relief Control regulates pump flow at the onset of the swing cycle. Spool Stroke Control monitors operator inputs and adjusts flow during dig cycles to optimize machine performance.