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Specifically, those final polls show African-American activist Lucy McBath opening up a surprise lead on Karen Handel in the district that Jon Ossoff couldn’t quite pry from GOP hands in Georgia — and former Health and Human services official Lauren Underwood beating incumbent Republican Randy Hultgren by six points in an Illinois district that voted for Trump in 2016. If Democrats win those districts tomorrow night, Nancy Pelosi will enjoy a commanding House majority next January.

Tuesday, Jan. 23From Idea to Deal PanelSundanceTV HQ, 268 Main St., 1-2 p.m. Directors, producers, and legal experts “workshop” along with audience members in a public discussion focusing on legal challenges encountered during the filmmaking process. Presented by LegalZoom.

There was a logic to that layout. Boeing’s largest jet, the 747, had coach-class cabins configured for 10 seats in every row, in sets of three/four/three, creating the much unloved center row. The 747’s cabin is 20.1 feet wide.

That means that in order to ram a 10-seat row into a 777 cabin each seat has to significantly shrink in width. The result is painful. For example, American Airlines has 10-abreast coach seating in its 777s, with seat cushions only 16.2 inches wide. British Airways still flies its 777s with nine-abreast seats, with seat cushions of the original width of 17.5 inches.

Inside the restaurant is an old and rusting deck oven that had been a part of the restaurant for decades—long before either Journeymen or its predecessor, Canele, existed. It was exactly the kind of oven he’d handled at his first job in a pizza joint—at Andrea’s in Grand Rapids, Michigan, a family restaurant owned by a couple named Mario and Rose. Mario, Wilcox recalls, was a stout and hairy Italian man who was fiercely protective of his handmade sausage recipe. Wilcox pays tribute to his former bosses with a sausage pizza on his menu called Mario & Rose(mary). It’s been their best seller. “When I [was at Andrea’s], they’d been working there for over 30 years,” Wilcox said. “They did so well with that pizza place—they only had one—that they bought a million-dollar house, straight cash. From a pizza restaurant. They did just fine. That place would rock, maybe like 250 to 300 [pizzas] a night out of a couple of these [old ovens], just like this.”

But the agency has now pushed back hard against both FlyersRights and the court. In a six-page letter, Dorenda Baker, the FAA’s executive director for aviation safety and certification, writes, “Nothing in your petition demonstrates that decreases in seat pitch and increases in passenger girth create an immediate safety issue with regard to passenger evacuation that necessitates rulemaking.”

Flame height: Most people don’t realize that no matter how hot your wood-fired oven is, if you don’t have a flame, the pizza won’t bake correctly. Usually, the bottom of the pizza will burn, while the top will still be uncooked. When the floor temperature and flame height are at the optimal temperature and height, you will get a consistent bake. Always measure (and keep a log) to monitor what is working and isn’t working regarding the flame height. Once you find that optimal flame height, document it and develop an appropriate procedure for the oven operators.

Rarely, if ever before, has an airline actually done something about it to make passengers more comfortable.

Go the distance in this strong and sturdy Medline wheelchair designed for easy mobility. Its attractive nylon 18″ wide seat provides all-day comfort.

The Italians that invented pizza as we know it today will laugh about the concept of “pizza as a sophisticated delicacy”.

The mixed barrel is a seasonal special cocktail at Echo’s Pizza, made here with plum gin and Lambrusco.

Old reputations die hard. Maybe Los Angeles will never be known as a great pizza city, and for the most part, it’s probably fine with that; it will always be a taco town. But the through lines are there, connecting L.A.’s past, present, and future pizzamakers. There is a history, and a richer culture than one would expect. But like most good things here, it’s partly hidden, embedded in the ventricles of the city. It just takes a little digging.