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The Farm gives Roy’s 10th draft a clean bill of health, and he realizes all the lunch places have long since closed.

ROUND TWO: They touch gloves for the second round. Holloway coming forward, lands a bit of a jab. Leg kick from Holloway, that was a hard one. Combination from Holloway lands. They trade punches but Holloway lands to the body as well. Holloway lands another leg kick then a double jab to a right hand. Ortega swings a right to the body, Holloway lands a right to the face. Another right from Holloway, Ortega is trying to shoulder roll but he’s not doing it properly and Holloway is landing on him. Ortega is bleeding form the nose rather badly. More punches from Holloway, Ortega lands a right then a right hook but he’s slowly drowning under this offense from Holloway. Holloway lands a glancing head kick, Ortega is still here and throwing back but he’s out of his depth in a pure striking battle. another leg kick from Holloway then a right hand. Ortega lands a couple of jabs of his own but Holloway is still coming after him. Holloway slips a right and lands an elbow strike. More jabs to the nose from Holloway then a right and he avoids the counters. More rights from Holloway then a left to the body but he ate a right. Ortega lands another right, he’s not going away if nothing else. They clinch and Ortega lands a right as they break. right from Ortega is the last blow of the round.

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This Bart Reiter Special 11" Open-Back Banjo is a clean-cut and straightforward player that evokes traditional sounding banjos, only here with an especially mellow tone. This has an 11" three-ply laminated Maple rim with a Rosewood cap, a notched tension hoop, and 24 L-Shoe brackets. The tone ring is Rolled Brass and is topped with a Fiberskyn 2 head. Great for both frailing and clawhammer-style playing, this is a nice and versatile banjo with plenty of volume.This has a 26 1/4" scale length and 1 1/4" nut width. Its Maple neck is steel-reinforced and has an adjustable truss rod, while the fingerboard is Ebony and matched with a 5/8" Ebony-topped bridge. Other features include a laminated veneer down the center of the neck; a Maple dowel stick; 17 nickel-silver frets with pearloid dot inlays; a bone nut; and a no-knot tailpiece. This Bart Reiter Special 11" Open-Back Banjo is a superb instrument overall and comes full setup to your specs. A case is not included, but we do have one available for it for a little more.11" 3-ply Laminated Maple rim with Rosewood cap, notched tension hoop, and 24 L-Shoe bracketsRolled Brass tone ring and Fiberskyn 2 head26 1/4" scale lengthSteel-Reinforced Hard Maple neck with laminated veneer and Maple dowel stickEbony fingerboard with scoop nickel-silver frets and Pearloid dot inlays1 1/4" nut width, BoneEbony-topped bridge with No-Knot tailpiece4 Planetary tuning pegs and geared 5th tunerCase available upon request$1,295.00—————–About us: For over 30 years, Mass Street Music has been proudly selling, buying and trading the best vintage, new and used guitars, amps, mandolins and more right in the heart of Lawrence, Kansas – just a short drive from Kansas City and Topeka. We also ship globally, bringing the best hometown guitar service & selection right to your door. We’re known for exceptional quality, value and outstanding personal service. A set up from one of our luthiers is always included with a new instrument. Welcome to Mass Street Music… sit back, grab a cup of coffee and browse a while.Visit us:On Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/massstreetmusicOn Twitter – https://twitter.com/massstreetmusicOur Website – https://massstreetmusic.com/

“It’s a very stable machine—it has a good footprint,” said Frieders. “We took that counterweight out to full reach over the side, and the machine was very stable, very smooth. The only time it showed any hint of getting a bit light was when I purposely gave the stick a quick twitch outward just to see how the machine would react. But as long as you kept movements smooth, there was absolutely no problem. The machine’s sensitive mode is an advantage when you’re lifting—it slows down hydraulic action for better control, but you’re not losing any power.”

21 Dec Faced with a crippling debt burden, Interserve has reached agreement in principal with its lenders on a way out. But some crucial points remain under debate.

Hello! Welcome back to the Royal Rumble series. Today I’ll be talking about the 15th annual Royal Rumble. Did you miss any earlier volumes? Links provided below:

In true conductor form, he makes his audience into different symphony sections, but instead of strings and brass, we’re snare drums and machine guns, explosions and Russian and German shouting, while he gets riddled with bullets or kicked in the face, writhing and gasping on the floor.

While the Shark Tooth eliminates the need for a stump grinder, this is a non-issue for Thompson since they burn brush piles. Its operation has traditionally involved lighting a pile of brush and stacking stumps on top. The challenge was that slower burning large stumps would pile up as the brush burned off more quickly. Heavy rain further complicated matters.

“We think the bots are evolving,” adds Josh. “Something about keeping them in that virtual enclosure, it’s speeding up their progress. Maybe in a few years they’ll be able to write the articles by themselves.”

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.