Several pans of cooked General Tso chicken cooling in back room, Proper cooling methods must be used. Person in charge moving to walk-in cooler. Rust on shelving on prep cooler. Light nonworking in Sobe reach-in cooler. Food debris and boxes stored in prep sink.

Las Mamacitas will offer flights of different high-end tequila varietals, as well as flights of both tamales and tacos. The restaurant will initially employ about 25 people and seat 125 diners, including in an outdoor patio.

Sitting two levels below the everything-but-the-kitchen-sink TRD Pro, the TRD Off-Road still comes with plenty of all-terrain hardware. This includes a specially tuned suspension with monotube Bilstein shocks, extra skid plates, a push-button locking rear differential, Toyota’s Multi-Terrain Select system, larger engine oil cooler and power steering cooler. There is also a substantial 9.4 inches of ground clearance which, along with those rugged tires, helps make crawling over rough terrain a painless process. Be warned, though, it can also make hopping aboard an awkward leap for anyone who is, shall we say, vertically challenged.

“I never go into anything up to my ankles to test the water,” Hood says. “I jump in up to my neck and that’s what I’ve done here and I’m having a blast. Probably as much fun in my professional life as I’ve ever had.”

The Canarsie local, a.k.a. the L train, runs from Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth Street, in Manhattan, to Canarsie, in southeastern Brooklyn. That’s ten miles, twenty-four stops, with a scheduled running time of thirty-seven minutes. The L train gets crowded, but its on-time rate, above ninety per cent, is by far the best of any line in the system. Its outstanding performance is apparently the result of a computerized signalling system, installed more than a decade ago, called communications-based train control. C.B.T.C. has provided transformative improvements to train service in cities throughout the world, but in New York the L is so far the only line using it.

The store just east of Ind. 49 will employ 350 workers and be open 24/7. It will include a gas station and curbside pickup.

@Clint- Not sure why Toyota couldn’t figure out that people willing to work 3 pedals and a lever, would prefer a J-shift T-case, too.

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Kate Spade, the iconic fashion designer known for "It" handbags and fun, colorful, bright designs, tragically took her own life last month, but the retail giant she built is still growing nationwide.

7M acres burn each year in the US (ten-year rolling average). That’s 7 times what we estimate the largest timber company in the world plants per year. (Side note: the ten-year rolling average is up from 2.7M burned acres in 1992 which is scary as all f***). Now, it’s a ten-year average of 7M, so consider the swings in supply chain and implications for nurseries: some years we need 5M acres of seedlings, and in some years like 2017, we need 10M acres from nurseries. Wowzer. Nurseries in the supply chain just can’t take that risk and stay in business. At 200-500 trees per acre, we’re talking about 2.5 billion trees that may or may not be needed. Because the trees are small but growing fast, we can’t just hold them for a year as billions of 6-inch trees packed together will become billions of one to two foot tall trees which will kill each other as they compete for light and nutrients.

Goodness to Go, 7664 S. Northshore Drive: Multiple food containers and chemical bottles unlabeled. 94 (99 followup)

The barbecue and soul food restaurant shared the building at 411 E. 5th Ave. across from U.S. Steel Yard with the ArtHouse: A Social Kitchen culinary incubator and cultural events space.