• Wingstop, 6807 Slide Road: observed possible cross-contamination. Good hygiene practices not observed. Observed dishes stacked while wet. Observed personal employee items stored above prep surfaces. Observed no paper towels in men’s restroom. Corrected on site. Observed food manager certification not posted to the public at the time of inspection. Observed damaged containers throughout facility. Corrected by 02/02/19. Observed soiled ceiling vent. Corrected by next routine inspection.

2. Raw shell eggs observed stored directly above ready-to-eat pasteurized eggs in the dairy walk-in cooler; raw beef observed stored directly above ready to eat rolls in the fish walk-in cooler; raw bacon observed stored directly above ready to eat potatoes in the fish walk-in cooler; raw lamb observed stored directly on top of raw ground beef in the meat walk-in cooler. Person in charge moved the noted raw animal products so they are stored below and away from all ready to eat foods and according to their cooking temperatures.

Byford wants everybody, customers and staff, to imagine a big sign hanging across the whole system: “Under New Management.” For seen-it-all New Yorkers, that’s a tough sell. As Byford travels the city—introducing himself to train crews, bus drivers, tower operators, mechanics—he’s trying to fire people up. Some of his impromptu pep talks seem to delight front-line workers, others not so much. In a lunchroom for drivers at the Mother Clara Hale Bus Depot, in Harlem, he bombed with a sparse crowd of dudes who just wanted to get back to their backgammon. Byford, unfazed, headed into the next room, where a general supervisor of transportation gave him a huge smile. “Where’d you start?” he asked her, a habitual question of his. Bus operator, she said. Twenty-two years ago. “Great!” They bumped knuckles. Byford often gets quizzical looks from employees when he talks about “this company.” The looks seem to say, “What company? I thought I worked for the M.T.A.”

“BOMAG was a great experience,” Hood says. “I learned a lot there but it was a stretch for me to work in the corporate world. I’m more a guy who wants to do things. I like to look at situation, make a decision and go do it. If I make a mistake, I make a mistake and I’ll own it and learn from it and move on from there. I was ready to work that way again.”

They’re leasing the building and have purchased two stills — a 15-foot-tall still for the first distillation of their mash and a smaller still for their second run. Much of the methanol created as a byproduct of distillation will be used for cleaning their equipment.

Starbucks and a Beef Jerky Outlet are coming to Lighthouse Place Premium Outlets in downtown Michigan City this spring.

Olbrich concluded, “If you couple this investment with the fact that the standards effort in 3GPP, which is driven by carrier demand, has been to initially deploy NSA networks, then it is clear [why] this is the choice moving forward.”

The water treatment company specializes in environmentally safe water filtration systems for homes, offices and restaurants, though the bulk of its business is residential. It delivers water softeners, salt for water softening and five-gallon water cooler jugs across Porter County, with a focus of the Valparaiso area because of the hard water there.

Dozer Park was quiet on Super Bowl Sunday. The polar vortex of the previous week had vacated the Midwest, leaving temperatures in Peoria, Illinois, in the upper-40s for most of that day. But baseball was far off. Nearly 700 miles south, the man in charge of taking care of that field was at the center of the sports universe and, for the briefest of moments, became part of its worldwide telecast.

But as usual in AI, it is China which is most likely to catch the US if there is a race to deploy self-driving technology.  Baidu, often described as China’s Google, is the leader so far, with more than 100 partners involved in its Apollo project, including car manufacturers like Ford and Hyundai, and technology providers.  The Chinese government is keeping close tabs on these developments, not least in obliging foreign companies to source their maps from Chinese companies.

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• P.F. Brown Elementary, 2315 36th St.: observed damaged kitchen utensils. Observed three-compartment sink being used for multiple purposes at a time. Observed mops being stored on floor and not properly air drying. Corrected on site. Observed dirty shelves under steam tables. Observed soiled gaskets on reach-in cooling units. Corrected by next routine inspection.