Provecho Latin Provisions takes its name from the Spanish phrase buen provecho, which roughly translates to bon appetite. It will serve cocktails made with seasonal fresh fruits that are cold-pressed daily, as well as house-made orgeat, falernum, allspice and cinnamon syrups.

"Our new location is 2,800 square feet," owner Andrew Concepcion said. "The previous locations were both 1,300 square feet, so this is bigger than both of them."

The Phantom X line marks the debut of the new Pistolero Plus grip in cement grey with gloss black paint fill. The Pistolero Plus is a modified Pistolero grip with a thicker, less tapered right (low) hand that combines the tour-preferred performance and feel of a rubber Pistolero-style grip with a slightly built-up feel perfectly suited to mallet putters.

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After wrapping up what’s under the hood it received a two-tone panel paint job both on the interior as well as the exterior. It also had an amazing set of characteristic Mercury taillights, though plenty man hours went into it for it to look this good.

The Phantom X 5, 6, 7, 8 and 12 models have a slightly taller, mid-bend shaft for a near-face balanced setup that produces less toe flow than the .5 models. The Phantom X 6STR has a straight shaft with zero offset.

A 5.7-liter Turbo Thrust small-block V8 engine was also introduced later on making it a rock-solid workhorse.

A variety of tour-preferred setups offer multiple alignment options, including: continuous lines from the leading edge all the way back; simple sight dots; raised or stepped down flanges; and wider or “vanishing” toplines. Alignment features have been accentuated with longer, racing-inspired lines and triple milled sight dots highlighted in neon yellow paint to frame the golf ball at address.

BRAUM’S ICE CREAM #275, 4125 S National Ave. 01/23/2019 – Inspection; Result: Permitted with Reinspection. Priority Violations Found: 5. Observed: Foods on time control past discard time or not marked with discard time. Required: Food on time control must be marked with discard card and must be discarded if not consumed by discard time. Corrected at time of inspection by discarding food. Observed: Salads made yesterday not marked with discard date. Required: Must be marked with date to indicate +6 days from day made or opened. Corrected at time of inspection by properly dating salads. Observed: Spray bottle of glass cleaner stored on shield with single serve lids and above food trays. Required: Must store toxic materials separate from food and food contact items. Corrected at time of inspection by properly storing glass cleaner. Observed: Liquid held at 61ºF and diced tomatoes held at 53ºF on cart. Required: Must be held at 41ºF or below. Corrected by discarding food at time of inspection. Observed: Cheese held at 62ºF and sour cream held at 45ºF in cooler. Required: Must be held at 41ºF or below. Food discarded. Nonpriority Violations Found: 4. Observed: Cutting board deeply scored and stained. Required: Must be resurfaced or replaced when it can no longer be effectively cleaned. Observed: Mold and dust accumulation on fan covers and ceiling of walk-in cooler. Required: Must be cleaned at a frequency to prevent the accumulation of soil and mold. Observed: Food contact surface of spatula is chipped. Required: Must be maintained in good repair. Corrected at time of inspection by discarding spatula. Observed: No hand washing sign in restrooms. Required: Must provide a sign notifying employees to wash their hands at all hand sinks used by employees.

Scotty Cameron has created his most technically advanced putter line to date with the 2019 Phantom X family – a collection of nine new modern mallets engineered to take putting performance to the next level. There is, quite literally, something for everyone here!

Councilman Hooton made a motion to approve the agenda as amended, second by Councilman Spray, motion carried unanimously.

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.