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• Lee’s Cafe, 1101 Main St.: cold-hold food held at improper temperatures. Observed slaw with expired date-mark. Observed possible cross-contamination. Corrected on site.

If your home already has solid built-ins, but they’re not exactly what you need, don’t tear them out before considering some alternatives.

Uighurs are a mostly Muslim ethnic minority concentrated in China’s northwestern Xinjiang region. They speak a Turkic language and some of them want Xinjiang, which they call East Turkestan, to achieve independence from China. Beijing fears this separatist impulse, especially now that it’s rolling out its Belt and Road Initiative, a sprawling infrastructure project for which the oil- and resource-rich Xinjiang region is crucial.

When you enter the police station, head forwards and grab the First Aid Spray to your right. Then head to the southeast corner, right near where you are, and pull the lever to open the metal shutter. Interact with the shutter to crawl underneath. Follow the corridor around until you come to a white door on your left and head inside – this is the Press Room. In the far right corner, there’s a switch – flick it on to turn on the lights. Now you can grab some Handgun Ammo from the nearby corpse. Head back into the corridor and go left, interacting with a filing cabinet to lift it out of your way. To the left here there’s a bathroom. Head into the middle cubicle to get another First Aid Spray, then continue back down the corridor. You’ll hear someone screaming for help from a reception on your left – head inside and pull the shutter up to trigger a cutscene.

Holevas said the restaurant was closed and reopened with the new concept to cut costs, since it wasn’t bringing in enough traffic to support a sit-down operation.

“Now we don’t let the kids touch the doors. I’m constantly saying, ‘watch your fingers,’ ” said Mr Fields.

The Highland store is open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. For more information, call 219-595-0037 or visit www.ubreakifix.com.

• Freebirds World Burrito, 4930 S. Loop 289: observed possible cross-contamination. Observed soiled containers stored with clean containers. Observed improper storage of bulk scoops. Corrected on site. Observed soiled soda nozzles. Observed unlabeled chemical spray bottles. Observed no soap at prep area hand sink. Corrected by 01/17/19. Observed damaged containers with a sticker residue. Observed soiled floor by water heater. Observed soiled gaskets and bulk containers. Corrected by next routine inspection.

"We worked to make it nicer inside with a pleasant, clean atmosphere," Taylor said. "We try to give great service to the customers, who were glad to see the place come back. It is an entirely new entity with entirely new owners."

Traditional signalling, known as fixed block, divides the track into segments, or blocks—on New York’s subways, they’re usually about a thousand feet long. As a train enters a block, it trips a circuit, which prevents following trains from entering until it has left. Fixed block has been around since the nineteenth century and, barring grievous human error, it is reliable and safe. But its understanding of the location of a train is crude. All it knows is whether a block is occupied or unoccupied. C.B.T.C., by contrast, uses radio signalling to create a moving block, which allows a controller to see each train’s precise location and speed. The moving block, constantly updated and reconfigured, is smaller than the old fixed block, which means that trains can travel closer together—exactly what is needed to solve “overcrowding.” C.B.T.C. signalling is also significantly cheaper to maintain and, according to most analysts, even safer than fixed block, because it removes the “human element.”

“I try to absorb everything I can from everybody and from every situation and apply it to whatever I’m doing,” Barazone says. “A lot of my success was trial and error, which is why the machine is undergoing constant improvements. I take what I know about geosynthetics and how they react and what I’ve learned about installation and problems I’ve faced or helped solve in the field and I apply that to the machine and try to make it perform better. This machine has been built jobsite by jobsite by jobsite.”