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It’s good food stripped down to the basics of a few ingredients. The setting seals it. Echo’s feels like a modern neighborhood joint, vibrant but still chill.

George Tumwine, a town-round driver thinks that unlike tall drivers, whose seatbelts usually run across the chest or stomach and the shoulder, it is possible and highly likely that the seatbelt will tend, if not actually cross your neck if you are a short driver, the more reason you could end up never using it at all. “You may have to consider visiting your mechanic or a spare parts dealership to have your seatbelt adjusted to your height as one of the solutions. The advantage by adjusting your seatbelt is that it could save your life in the unfortunate event that you are involved in an accident or get arrested or served with a penalty receipt,” Tumwine advises.

I Think We’re Alone NowChase Sapphire on Main, 573 Main St., 6-9 p.m. Automatik, Exhibit and Global Road with Chase are hosting the afterparty for the world premiere of Reed Morano’s film. Expected to attend are Morano, screenwriter Mike Makowsky, Peter Dinklage and Elle Fanning. Kristen Kish is handling the menu.

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New Haven StyleWhite Pie Pizzeria1702 Humboldt Street 303-862-5323 Strange at is may seem that Denver could have two distinct pizza styles from Connecticut, White Pie specializes in New Haven pizza, which is much different than what’s served at Papou’s. The hand-tossed pizzas in this Uptown eatery are baked right on the stone floor of a wood-burning dome oven, resulting in a piping hot, asymmetrical pie. Brothers Kris and Jason Wallenta opened their hip joint in 2017, giving ever-hungry pizza hunters something new to devour. Classic New Haven pizza is a riff on Neapolitan pizza, though in Connecticut the pizza masters prefer coal as their fuel of choice. At White Pie the brothers use wood, which gives the pies a smoky campfire char, in the best possible way. The pizzas look dark but don’t taste burned; they’re just cooked extremely hot and fast. Try this style topped with cured meats, hot honey, peppers and dollops of bright cheese.

Drive Medical’s Blue Streak Wheelchair features cutting-edge design with premium swing-away leg rests and detachable desk arms that flip back for advanced versatility and simple transportation. The 18″ padded seat is ergonomically crafted for comfort to make independent mobility easy and enjoyable.

Power of StoryEgyptian Theatre, 328 Main St., 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Presented by Dropbox and moderated by KPCC’s The Frame host John Horn, this panel discussion will feature Catherine Hardwicke, Justin Lin and Taika Waititi discussing their motivations for working at a new level in Hollywood after getting their start on the festival scene with much more modestly budgeted projects.

During the Spanish-American war of 1898, there was a huge typhoid fever outbreak that the illustrious Walter Reed was called in to investigate. He’s the one who first figured out what was going on. He observed these flies walking around on the recruits’ food, with white dust on their feet. He thought, What is that? He realized it was lime they were throwing on dead bodies and in the latrines to try to control odor and bacteria. The flies had picked this up and were now walking around on the food. So, this war on flies began. There were fly control units and death quotas, and an occupation called military entomologist, which still exists today. There are WWII posters that say, “The Fly is your enemy!” with a giant fly bayonetted in the gut. [Laughs] 

Raise Your Glass with CanonCanon Creative Studio, 592 Main Street, 6-9 p.m. Raise Your Glass is Canon’s annual toast to the cinematographers of the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.  American Cinematographer magazine joins in on the fun as this year’s co-host. Invite only, all guests must be 21+ and entry is subject to capacity.

The natural foods store at 9137 E. 71st St. closed earlier this year. It still has a location at 3126 S. Harvard Ave.

“We do it the old-school way, where our recipes are basically from the early 1930s, maybe 1940s,” Hoover says. “So we don’t have all the extra additives and stuff that future generations or future chains have added over the years.”

Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie did not disclose his associations with Confederate groups on a questionnaire submitted to the Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee prior to his confirmation hearing last year, according to a copy of the form obtained by CNN’s KFile.