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Main Menu
Eggs Etc
The Early Bird$5.49
Two eggs, hash browns or cornbread casserole, toast and jelly.
The Meaty One$6.29
Two eggs, bacon, ham or sausage, toast and jelly.
The Sunrise$7.29
Two eggs, hash browns or cornbread casserole, bacon, ham, or sausage, toast and jelly.
The Get Up and Go$7.69
Two eggs, bacon, ham, or sausage, homemade biscuit and sausage gravy, toast and jelly.
The Daybreak$6.79
Two eggs, one pancake, and bacon, ham, or sausage.
The Weekender$8.69
Two eggs, hash browns or cornbread casserole bacon, ham, or sausage, homemade biscuit and sausage gravy, toast and jelly.
Corned Beef Hash and Eggs$7.69
Our version cooked fresh! Corned beef griddled with hash browns, caramelized onions and spices and topped with 2 eggs cooked your way. Served with toast and jelly.
Jose Salsa Skillet$7.99
Two poached eggs served over Smoking Goose's chorizo sausage, hash browns, fresh salsa, and topped with mozzarella and cheddar. Served with warm flour tortillas.
The Skillet$7.99
Two basted eggs served over bacon, ham or sausage, hash browns, topped with melted mozzarella and cheddar and served with toast and jelly.
Quiche of the Day$7.99
A large slice of homemade quiche, made from scratch in our fresh pie crust, and served with fresh fruit, hash browns or cornbread casserole, and toast and jelly.
Eggs Benedict
Poached eggs and grilled Smoking Goose City ham served on a toasted English muffin and topped with hollandaise sauce. Served with fresh fruit and your choice of hash browns or cornbread casserole.
- One Egg $6.99
- Two Eggs $8.49
Eggs Florentine
Poached eggs and grilled spinach spread served on a toasted English muffin and topped with hollandaise sauce. Served with fresh fruit and your choice of hash browns or cornbread casserole.
- One Egg $6.99
- Two Eggs $8.49
Breakfast Burrito$7.99
Scrambled eggs wrapped in a warm tortilla with cheddar and mozzarella, fresh salsa, and bacon, ham, chorizo, or sausage. Served with your choice of hash browns, cornbread casserole, or fresh fruit.
Egg Sandwich$6.99
Two scrambled or fried eggs served on grilled white bread with American cheese and bacon, ham, or sausage. Served with your choice of hash browns, cornbread casserole, or fresh fruit.
House Specialties
Three fluffy buttermilk pancakes griddled and served with maple syrup and butter. Peanut Butter Cup and whipped peanut butter cream; Hot sweet cinnamon apples and whipped cream; Strawberries in syrup and whipped cream; Bananas in syrup and whipped cream; Blueberries and whipped cream; Chocolate chips and whipped cream; Granola Pecan Crunch and Whipped Cream.
- $5.79
- With Topping $7.29
French Toast
Three slices of homemade bread dipped in egg batter and griddled to a golden brown. Topped with powdered sugar and served with maple syrup.
- $5.79
- 1/2 order $2.99
Fruit Platter$6.79
Fresh seasonal fruit served with an English muffin and a cup of cottage cheese.
Homemade Belgian style waffle served with your choice of toppings, whipped cream, and syrup. Plain, Chocolate Chip, Pecan; Banana Walnut Crunch, Strawberry; Peanut Butter Cup with Peanut Butter Whipped Cream.
- Plain $4.99
- With Topping $6.49
with raisins; with hot sweet cinnamon apples; with bananas; with Granola Pecan Crunch.
- $3.79
- With Topping $4.49
Biscuits & Gravy$4.49
Homemade buttermilk biscuits topped with good ol' homemade sausage gravy.
The Grand BLT$7.49
Six thick slices of bacon served between slices of homemade wheat or white toast with mayo, lettuce, and tomato. Served with your choice of any side dish.
All omelettes are made with fresh beaten eggs and served with homemade toast and your choice of hash browns, fresh fruit, or cornbread casserole. Add egg substitute or egg whites to any 4 egg omelette - $1.25; 2 egg - $0.75.
Smoking Goose City Ham, caramelized onions, bell peppers, mozzarella and cheddar.
- 4 Egg $8.49
- 2 Egg $6.49
Country King
Sausage, bacon, smoked sausage, caramelized onions, Swiss, mozzarella and cheddar.
- 4 Egg $8.79
- 2 Egg $6.79
Spinach, mushrooms, diced tomatoes, cream cheese, mozzarella, side of hollandaise.
- 4 Egg $8.79
- 2 Egg $6.79
Smoked sausage, diced tomatoes, bell peppers, fresh cilantro, parsley, cheddar and mozzarella.
- 4 Egg $8.79
- 2 Egg $6.79
Garlic Gaga
Smoking Goose Garlic sausage, cream cheese, fresh herbs, red onion jam, mozzarella.
- 4 Egg $8.99
- 2 Egg $6.99
Turkey Sausage Beater
Egg beaters, diced turkey sausage, tomatoes, spinach, mushrooms, horseradish cream, Swiss.
- 4 Egg $8.99
- 2 Egg $6.99
Chicken Benedict
Chicken breast strips, diced City ham, mushrooms, fresh herbs, hollandaise sauce.
- 4 Egg $8.99
- 2 Egg $6.99
West Coast Sunrise
Avocado, spinach, Roma tomatoes, bell peppers, Smoking Goose Chorizo sausage, Feta.
- 4 Egg $8.79
- 2 Egg $6.79
Cheese Cheese
Swiss, cheddar, mozzarella, American.
- 4 Egg $7.49
- 2 Egg $5.49
Bacon and Cheese
Diced bacon, mozzarella, American.
- 4 Egg $8.49
- 2 Egg $6.49
Very Veggie
Spinach, broccoli, bell peppers, caramelized onions, diced tomatoes, mushrooms, fresh herbs, cream cheese.
- 4 Egg $8.79
- 2 Egg $6.79
Smoked sausage, Smoking Goose Chorizo sausage, tomatillo sauce, bell peppers, caramelized onions, diced tomatoes, salsa, mozzarella and cheddar.
- 4 Egg $8.79
- 2 Egg $6.79
Chorizo and Cheese
Smoking Goose Chorizo sausage, fresh herbs, mozzarella and cheddar.
- 4 Egg $8.79
- 2 Egg $6.79
Ham and Cheese
Smoking Goose City Ham, Swiss, American.
- 4 Egg $8.49
- 2 Egg $6.49
Goose on the Border
Smoking Goose Capacollo, City Ham, and Garlic sausage, tomatillo sauce, avocado, mozzarella.
- 4 Egg $8.99
- 2 Egg $6.99
A LA Carte
Slice Coffee Cake$1.29
Homemade Toast$1.99
Hash Browns$2.49
Biscuit and Gravy$2.69
Biscuit and Jelly$1.49
Bacon or Sausage$2.79
1 Pancake$2.49
Seasonal Fruit$2.99
- One $1.39
- Two $2.39
Sausage Gravy$2.29
English Muffin$2.49
Cinnamon Toast$2.59
Cornbread Casserole$2.99
Turkey Sausage$3.29
Smoking Goose City Ham$3.79
Smoking Goose Garlic Sausage$3.79
Kid Menu
All kid's meals except for the Scramble and the Pancake Combo are served with fries, chips, or fresh fruit. Other sides available for - $0.99 extra.
Chicken Fingers$4.99
Grilled Cheese$4.29
Turkey Sandwich$4.29
Mac and Cheese$3.99
Cheese Quesadilla$3.99
Chicken Cheese Quesadilla$4.99
Kid Scramble$3.49
1 egg scrambled, 1 bacon or sausage, 1 slice toast.
Pancake Combo$4.29
1 pancake with bacon or sausage.
Junior Chicken Sandwich$4.99
Salads and Soup
All salads, unless noted, are served over chopped Romaine and iceberg lettuce with our sour cream coffee cake. Dressings Available - Fresh Herb Vinaigrette, Bleu Cheese, Ranch, Salsa Ranch, Fat Free French, Fat Free Ranch, Honey Mustard, Cranberry Poppyseed, 1000 Island (Additional - $0.50 charge for extra)
Big Layered Salad
Diced cauliflower, bacon, julienne red onions, and peas tossed with iceberg and Romaine lettuce in our homemade sweet parmesan mayonnaise dressing.
- $5.99
- Small $2.99
- Add Grilled Chicken $7.99
Diced chicken breast, mozzarella, diced bacon, scallions, diced hard boiled eggs, bleu cheese, diced Roma tomatoes, diced avocados.
- $8.99
- Small $5.99
Tex Mex
Mildly spicy chicken breast strips, tomatoes, onions, cheddar, mozzarella, tortilla chips, salsa ranch, tomatillo sauce.
- $8.49
- Small $5.49
Garden Salad$4.49
Tomatoes, cucumbers, mushrooms, onions.
Soup and Salad$5.49
A mixed green salad and a cup of soup
Cranberry Chicken Salad
Chicken breast strips fried or grilled, dried cranberries, cucumbers, walnuts, mozzarella, cheddar, tossed in cranberry poppyseed dressing.
- $8.49
- Small $5.49
Chicken Breast Salad
Chicken breast strips fried or grilled, tomatoes, onions, hard boiled eggs, cheddar, mozzarella.
- $8.49
- Small $5.49
Tuna Salad$7.99
Homemade tuna salad served in a tomato with cucumbers and fresh fruit.
Chicken Salad$7.49
Homemade chicken salad served in a tomato with cucumbers and fresh fruit.
Chef Salad
Turkey breast, ham, broccoli, cauliflower, cheddar, hard boiled egg, Roma tomatoes, cucumbers.
- $7.99
- Small $4.99
Soup of the Day
- Cup $2.99
- Bowl $4.49
All sandwiches are served on homemade bread and include a choice of one of our 14 sides. Toppings available for $0.50 - Bacon, American, Swiss, Muenster, mozzarella cheese.
Pork Tenderloin$8.99
An Indiana favorite, grilled or breaded, served on a toasted original or Indian grain knot bun with leaf lettuce, tomato, and mayo.
Tuna Salad
Our homemade tuna or chicken salad served on your choice of bread with leaf lettuce and tomato.
- $7.99
- Chicken Salad $7.49
Deli Sandwich$7.49
Sliced fried turkey breast or Smoking Goose City Ham served hot or cold with mayo, leaf lettuce, tomato, choice of bread.
Chicken Breast$7.99
Boneless chicken breast, grilled or breaded, served on a toasted original or Indian grain knot bun with leaf lettuce, tomato, and mayo. (BBQ sauce available)
California Avocado BLT$8.49
Sliced fried turkey breast, bacon, and avocado served between slices of homemade wheat or white toast with mayo, leaf lettuce, and tomato.
Turkey Club$7.99
Sliced fried turkey breast with mozzarella, American, and bacon served hot or cold on a toasted original or Indian grain knot bun with mayo, leaf lettuce and tomato.
Buffalo Chicken Breast$8.29
Boneless chicken breast, grilled or breaded, tossed in our homemade Buffalo sauce and served on a toasted knot bun with leaf lettuce, tomato, and bleu cheese or ranch.
Hand carved corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and 1000 island dressing on grilled rye.
Smashin' Burgers
6 oz of fresh ground beef seasoned, smashed, griddled to order, and served on a homemade original or Indian grain toasted knot bun. All burgers include a choice of one of our 14 sides.
Classic Smash$7.49
Lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayonnaise.
Classic Cheese Smash$7.99
American, leaf lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo.
Smash n' Egg$8.49
Bacon, American, and a fried egg.
Smoking Goose Capacollo, pickles, Swiss, mustard aioli.
Big Cheese and Bacon$9.49
4 slices of bacon, cheddar, mozzarella, and muenster with leaf lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo.
My Boy Bleu$8.49
Cajun spice, bleu cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato, mustard aioli.
Clint Eastwood$8.49
BBQ sauce, bacon, cheddar, mozzarella, fried onion rings.
Double Cheese Smash$9.49
Two 6 ounce ground beef patties, American, leaf lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo.
The Bomb$8.49
Jalapenos, mozzarella, shredded Romaine, and cilantro chipotle sauce.
Melt Central
Grilled Cheese Nirvana! We start by baking our own bread- peasant white or Indian grain wheat. We slice it, brush it with real butter, and fill it with the best in ingredients. All melts include one of our 14 sides.
Meatloaf Melt$7.69
Homemade meatloaf, mozzarella, cheddar, caramelized onions, brown sugar tomato glaze.
Four Cheese$7.69
Muenster, Swiss, mozzarella, cheddar, sliced tomatoes, bacon.
Spinach Melt$7.99
Spinach mix grilled, bacon, sliced tomatoes, cheddar, mozzarella.
Turkey Spinach Melt$8.49
Spinach mix grilled, sliced fried turkey breast, bacon, sliced tomatoes, cheddar, mozzarella.
Veg Head$7.99
Avocado, spinach, bell peppers, red onion jam, mushrooms, shredded Romaine, tomatillo sauce, mozzarella, muenster.
Club Melt$7.99
Smoking Goose City Ham, sliced fried turkey breast, bacon, leaf lettuce, diced Roma tomatoes, mayo, cheddar, mozzarella.
The Classic$6.79
American, mozzarella, muenster.
The Big City$7.99
Smoking Goose City Ham, mozzarella, muenster, mustard aioli.
Tuna Melt$7.99
Homemade grilled tuna salad, cheddar, mozzarella, sliced tomatoes
Green Eggs and Ham$7.99
Scrambled egg whites, sautéed spinach, Smoking Goose City Ham, mozzarella, muenster.
Italian Goose$8.49
Smoking Goose's Capacollo, City Ham, marinated onions, shredded Romaine, mustard aioli, mozzarella.
Tom Tom$7.69
Sliced fried turkey breast, muenster, red onion jam, mustard aioli, shredded Romaine.
Patty Melt$7.99
6 oz ground beef patty, cheddar, mozzarella, muenster, caramelized onions.
Ala Carte - $2.99. (unless specified)
Fresh Fruit
Potato Chips$2.49
Classic Mac Cheese
Mixed Green Salad
French Fries
Cheesy Fries
add - $1.
Hash Browns$2.49
Cup of Soup
Cup of Chili
Layered Salad
Cottage Cheese
Cornbread Casserole
Cranberry Poppyseed Salad
add - $1.
Beer Battered Onion Rings
Free refills, unless otherwise specified.
Tea, Hot or Iced$2.29
Tazo Assorted Tea
- (per glass) $2.49
Coffee, Regular or Decaf$2.29
Milk Whole, 2% or Skim
- (per glass) $2.29
Kid Milk or Juice
- (per glass) $0.99
From the Fountain$2.29
Coca Cola Classic, Diet Coke, Sprite, Lemonade, Mr. Pibb, Raspberry Tea
Orange, Grapefruit, V8, Cranberry, Apple, or Tomato
- Small (12 Oz) $1.69
- Large (20 Oz) $2.59
Kid Soda$0.99
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Just so you know Denso Corporation is owned by Toyota, I believe 30%. So what do Denso make? Parts for GM, Ford, Chrysler and others. They make Navigation system for Chevy trucks, all the Chevy plus the Chevy Volt and Cadillac and parts listed below. .Most of these parts were made in Japan or China. All in all, most of you have no clue about GM, you don't even know who makes GM's parts, engine, who design GM cars or where they were made. I guess most of you are clueless except good at bragging and slap the word "American" to make GM and yourself look good.
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And Denso executives are going to prison after pleading guilty to price fixing.
Toyota buys some of it's parts from Delphi, which GM still has an interest in. They were not implicated in the price fixing scandal.
Hope the Japanese like the comfort boys that they will be sharing a cell with.
Don't forget the overpaid execs & way overpaid UAW workers that put Government Motors into bankruptcy a few years ago.What that did to our economy was criminal.Not enough jails to house those bozos.

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Feminist, intellectual, lawful good, submissive, polyamorous, nerd, arguably queer, privileged, sometimes switchy, excessively educated professional, user of labels but not defined by them.
I'm not looking for a one night stand, though I am open to finding play partners. I am looking for one nightstand, as my bed needs a second one, but that really isn't relevant at all here.
On those compatibility factors - I'm kinky and non-monogamous. The first is important but not essential; the second is non-negotiable, though I am not necessarily wedded to a particular style of poly. I do not have a primary partner. I am open to the idea of one, though I have historically been bad at relationships with people who *need* a specific level of commitment off the bat; I prefer relationships that develop organically to a comfortable level for all parties.
As far as kink, hypermasculine presentation notwithstanding, I am primarily submissive, though I do switch. See my message me if section for greater detail on what I'd like to find. Outside the bedroom, I prefer a relationship with a fairly equal power balance for important things, and a bit of D/s flavoring for minor ones.
I'm tall, handsome, sophisticated, funny, a bit nerdy, and surprisingly good on paper, for what self-serving statements on a faceless profile are worth. I'm arguably queer but don't feel entirely comfortable claiming that identity due to a surfeit of privilege. Whether that's a good or bad thing overall is a question to which I'm not sure of the answer.
If you're interested, please send me a message or IM me - I don't really approach women with this profile. I'm sure y'all have enough unwanted attention to deal with as is. I prefer to date or play mostly with people who have a clear sense of what they want. But if you're new or just curious, feel encouraged to message me; I've helped a number of people navigate their way into kink successfully, and am involved in the ethically nonmonogamy and kink communities here in New York.
Seriously, probably my size. I'm a big guy with a fairly commanding presence, so that's probably what people notice first.
I am told that I - and this profile - present as somewhat hypermasculine. That's not entirely false, but it is a very long way from a complete picture of me.
I'll leave it with this quote:
"When I was 5, my teacher asked me what I wanted to do in life. I said, 'Be happy.' My teacher told me I didn't understand the question; I told her she didn't understand life."
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4. Smart phone.
5. Gym membership
6. Friends, family, and the like.
The use of the "seeing someone" status. If you're in a closed monogamous relationship, why are you on a dating site? If you're actually looking for new partners, why not use "available?" If someone would care to explain this to me, I'd like to understand it better. I won't even ask why you're checking out headless torso profiles despite the fact that you're "seeing someone."
If it is possible / how to build a relationship(s) with a strong D/s dynamic that is compatible with polyamory and which I can be comfortable in.
Someone messaged me on this profile and told me it had inspired her to be more proactive in seeking out what she really wanted. That made my day.
A friend of mine said, "When I first saw your profile, I figured you were headless because you didn't have a pretty face." So, at her suggestion, I am clarifying that I do indeed have a pretty face. I'd just rather coworkers or acquaintances of mine not associate that face with this profile.
That said, I am principally interested in meeting a female-identified person who is naturally dominant, with a fairly affectionate style and zero to moderate sadism, who is bi, pansexual, or queer. It's more important to me that a domme has a strong desire to be in control and to recieve pleasure than it is she be experienced with the technical aspects of kink. I am open to(and potentially very interested in) a relationship that extends D/s outside the bedroom, provided that such power is exercised mutually beneficially and not in a strictly selfish manner. Switchiness could work, though I prefer taking an exclusively submissive role (which may still involve me being forceful or aggressive, but not overall in control). I definitely don't require someone to meet all these criteria, or to be willing to commit to meeting any of them up front.
I'm also very open to a submissive who is very eager, able to articulate her interests. Interest, adventurousness, and communication are more important than experience. I cannot get into a dominant role without a very clear understanding of what someone likes or wants to try; I enjoy dominance significantly because I enjoy providing and controlling pleasure. Switchiness is a definite positive.
Physical attraction is fairly important to me, but I do not have a type. I've been attracted to women half my size and to women who are larger than me. That said, I'm much more likely to message you if you have pics that spark attraction in me, which generally means full body pics. This is much less relevant if it is clear you have compatible kink interests.
Also potentially open to couples, but strictly straight men usually add zero value for me.
Non-straight men: be dominant, friendly, extremely articulate, and ideally paired with a dominant woman. I'd be curious to explore, but I'm only rarely attracted to men and would need someone who wanted to dominate me and could also show respect and a bit of patience.
I'm quite open to talking about kink and polyamory with the generally curious. Even if we're not specifically compatible I also enjoy making friends and introducing people to kink.
For what it's worth, being pretty aggressive is much more likely to succeed than not doing so.
I am not turned off by explicit messages or personal questions up front, as long as they are included within complete, grammatical sentences with proper spelling. Though if you're a domme who is primarily into belittling submissives or mostly wants non-sexual service, we are not a match. I am entirely open to dating professional dommes, but have zero interest in hiring them - my submission is principally about pleasing someone, so if it's not wanted for its own sake, I have no interest in giving it.


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The Millions Against Monsanto Campaign was started by the Organic Consumers Association in the mid 1990s to fight back against Monsanto and the other Biotech Bullies who are responsible for creating Agent Orange, PCBs, Roundup (glyphosate) and other toxins that threaten human health and the environment.
For over two decades, Monsanto and corporate agribusiness have exercised near-dictatorial control over American agriculture. Finally, public opinion around the biotech industry's contamination of our food supply and destruction of our environment has reached the tipping point. We're fighting back.
GMOs: Don't grow them, don't sell them, don't buy them!
#VetoDARKact Rally at the White House July 15, 2016
Our Food Our Future Video Appeal
Alexis Baden-Mayer Discussing Zika, Agricultural Chemicals and Microcephaly
Satyagraha for Gandhi's Ghani
My Honest Table Intro
Industrial Vs Sustainable Agriculture
A GMO Thanksgiving With Senator Amy Klobuchar's Staff
Neil Young + Promise Of The Real - A Rock Star Bucks A Coffee Shop (Official Music Video)
The Organic Effect
Dr Ritterman speaks about the ways Monsanto Makes Us Sick
Dr Shealy speaks about the ways Monsanto Makes Us Sick
We Are All Seeds - A New Year Message from Dr. Vandana Shiva for 2015
Ronnie Cummins on Turning the Tide Against Monsanto!
Dr. Mercola Interviews Ronnie Cummins About GMO Labeling
A Farmer Who Took on Monsanto
Jeffrey M. Smith: Monsanto, GMO Seeds of Destruction
Daniel Bissonnette, at March against Monsanto, Vancouver
The World According to Monsanto (FULL LENGTH)
Old Man Santo Had a Farm
GMO Myths and Truths
Is What You Ate For Breakfast Killing The Planet? Marjory Wildcraft Interviews Ronnie Cummings
Food Inc - Official Trailer [HD]
Take Action!
Here's your mid-summer culinary directive from Congress and the White House: Shut up and eat your Frankenfoods.
Don't worry about mutant genes, pesticide residues, and a growing list of horrors in your food. Don't worry about your health, your children's health, global warming or the health of the environment.
Just put your trust in America's industrial food system and in Monsanto's minions—the indentured scientists, politicians, regulatory agencies and members of the mass media who all toe the line for the biotech industry.
In case some of us didn't notice, given our mounting daily dose of insults and injustices, the federal government, aided and abetted by the Organic Trade Association (now known as the Organic Traitors Association), just slapped you and millions of other health and environmentally concerned consumers in the mouth.
Ignoring the protests of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and the entire grassroots food movement, ignoring 22 years of consumer pressure, multiple state ballot initiatives and "Right-to-Know" legislative efforts, the infamous DARK Act (Deny Americans the Right to Know) is about to be enshrined in federal law by President O'Bummer.
So, what's next?Read More
Today, Congress rammed through a bill that is anti-consumer and anti-states' rights.
And President Obama is expected to sign it very soon.
Why would President Obama sign the DARK Act, a bill that will preempt Vermont's GMO labeling law and is clearly intended to hide information from consumers?
We can't think of a single good reason.
Please help us flood the White House with calls today (202-456-1111 or 202-456-1414) asking Obama to veto S. 764.
Please sign here and here. We will deliver these petitions tomorrow, Friday July 15, during a rally at 1 p.m. in Lafayette near the White House.Read More
THE HAGUE, Netherlands—The organizers of the International Monsanto Tribunal today announced the installation of three international judges who will co-chair the citizens' tribunal, scheduled for October 15-16 in The Hague, Netherlands.
The three judges are: Ms. Dior Fall Sow, Senegal, a former advocate general at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda; Ms. Francoise Tulkens, Belgium, a former vice-president at the European Court of Human Rights; and Mr. Upendra Baxi, India, former president of the Indian Society of International Law.
Dr. Jackson Nyamuya Maogoto (UK), a lawyer who will participate in the Tribunal said, "The International Monsanto Tribunal will serve to resurrect the Nuremberg legacy, 'remind' and re-energize the international law framework— business actors can be involved in international crimes."Read More


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When i activated this plugin i get ajax error when page is loading
any solution?
Please post a URL for me to see?
Ok I did some tests . This ajax errors occurs only at search results. When you are navigation site you dont get error.
my site is reviewser.co.uk
so if you click this one of search results you will see the problem
Thanks for help and for this great plugin
I think this is a bug where the plugin is trying to detect a referer. I can't say for sure since I can't replicate it on my blog.
Can you please tell me the plugins you have installed?
I disabled all plugin including akismet except Where did they go from here plugin. it gives same error. It doesnt give error when i disable Where did they go from here plugin. I dont understant whats the problem
Thanks for your help
It's definitely being generated by the plugin.
You can try one option to disable this error.
Please delete the line (160) in where-did-they-go-from-here.php which has the text
where_go_count.onError = function() { alert('Ajax error' )};
Finally fixed
thanks for your help and great plugin like this
Your welcome. This may crop up in a future release, but I'll most probably comment out this line.
I faced the problem of same "Ajax error" as this.
This error takes place, when it changes to URL which starts in "https://."
They are pages, such as "Cart" and "Contact us."
And, I tried the solution read on this page.
When giving this method, the message of "Ajax error" stopped appearing.
But it has not resulted in fundamental solution.
The address bar of a browser "Chrome" has still shown the warning of an error.
In addition, when not using "Where did they go from here", an error does not take place.
Is there any method of solution?
Thanks in advance.
This must be because of the https as you detected.
I am not in a position to test the plugin under an https environment
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Having grown up in a Philadelphia family in which his mother was Pennsylvania Dutch and his father was a German immigrant, Ernest Utsch Jr. got to be a part-time translator for his World War II tank outfit.
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Banks continue to tap the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas' (BSP) rediscounting facilities to borrow funds for relending.
Data released by the central bank Wednesday showed that total availment under the Peso rediscount facility reached P10.99 million from January 1 to March 31, 2013, up from the P8.99 million same period in 2012.
Bulk or 88.2 percent of the funds, which were extended to commercial, thrift and rural banks, was lent to commercial credits while 10.4 percent to other credits like capital expenditures, other services, and permanent working capital and 1.4 percent went to agricultural and industrial credits.
To date, rate of this facility is at 3.5 percent for all maturities and is based on the central bank's overnight reverse repurchase (RRP) or overnight borrowing rate.
Similarly, availment on the central bank's exporters dollar and yen rediscount facility (EDYRF) rose by 38.4 percent to US$ 46.1 million, specifically for dollar rediscounting, from year-ago's US$ 33.3 million.
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BACKTALK; A Hometown's Common Ground
By JERE LONGMAN
Published: December 13, 1998
EUNICE, La., Dec. 12— Desegregation took its sweet, troubled time reaching my hometown on the Cajun prairie. By the time black students walked into Eunice High under court order, Neil Armstrong had already walked on the moon.
The fall of 1969 was humidly ominous. Nooses were waved at the parish school board meeting. Threats of violence were as thick as mosquitoes. Then it happened. A student was stabbed in the hallway at Eunice High. School closed for the day, and 400 of the 500 white students stayed away for a week after it reopened, although, like the rest of the football players, I stayed in school.
The city was locked down under a nightly curfew. Students were frisked for weapons and teachers became racial referees, wearing whistles around their necks in case fights broke out. The principal at the junior high slept with a shotgun near his bed. People swear that even Walter Cronkite put the stabbing on the news.
Harold Hudson, a black police officer, spent three nights inside Eunice High, patrolling the hallways with Federal marshals in case someone tried to turn the school into a bonfire.
''We held our breath,'' Hudson recalled. ''Finally, we got used to integration and we said, 'Thank God.' ''
Twenty-nine years later, the hallways of Eunice High were filled this week not with fear and distrust but with euphoria over the football team. Harold Hudson is the great- uncle of the star quarterback for the Bobcats, who played tonight in the Superdome in New Orleans for the state Class AAAA championship.
Football has provided a safe common ground, a rare shared experience, for a community still experiencing tremors along racial fault lines.
That Eunice lost, 20-7, to John Curtis of suburban New Orleans, a private school that won its 15th state title, seemed almost beside the point.
Football, the local college and tourism have provided the only reliable booms in Eunice since oil went bust in the 1980's. The median household income hovers just above the poverty level at $14,875 a year and this friendly place has a diminished feel, but football has provided a celebrative distraction.
About 5,000 of the 12,000 residents made the three-hour trip to New Orleans for tonight's game, including myself, drawn by my own childhood connection to Harold Hudson and the effect it had on my career as an amateur athlete and a professional sportswriter.
''Last one out, turn out the lights,'' said the sign at the Crispy Cajun restaurant.
Some things have not changed, some change has been startling since I graduated in 1972. For starters, Aundraay Hudson drew attention at quarterback because of his leadership and his calm under pressure, not because he was black.
''People don't see black and white, they see green and white, the school colors,'' said his mother, Sandra Hudson, who graduated from Eunice High with my sister in 1975.
Aundraay Hudson became the unlikeliest of heroes. This, his senior season, was his first on the varsity. After falling in with a troubled crowd, he spent last summer at disciplinary boot camp, arriving home the day football practice began in August. The experience opened his eyes, he said, showed him at age 17 ''that I have to use all my talents to the best of my abilities and not waste them.''
He is a solid student, a member of ''Who's Who'' among American high school students, the homecoming king and the unexpected savior of a team that lost 18 starters from a squad that went undefeated last year before losing in the state championship game.
Aundraay Hudson has made this team the ''Cardiac Cats'' with one heart-stopping victory after another, throwing for 207 yards in the fourth quarter of one playoff game and running for two touchdowns in the second half of another. Having rescued himself, he became expert at rescuing his team.
''I came from down low to rising up high, and they know I wouldn't lead them in the wrong way,'' he said. ''I did something no one thought was possible. I took us back to the Superdome.''
Lessons of Harold Hudson
His story resonates with me because of his great-uncle Harold, whom I first met as a young boy, around 1960, when I was young and naive enough to believe that the ''Whites Only'' sign at the washateria referred to the color of laundry, not the color of skin.
Decorated for meritorious service in the Korean War, Harold had received a sobering welcome back to the States. As he descended the gangplank in San Francisco, he said, the first thing he heard was a young white boy tell his mother, ''Look at them niggers.''
''Tears came to my eyes,'' he said. ''Here, I had been fighting to save lives, mostly white, and I hear this.''
Back in Jim Crow Louisiana, he went to work for my great-grandmother, whom we called Maw Maw, and who needed a driver after she inadvertently parked her car in the showroom of a furniture store. Fortunately, the only critical injury was to a parking meter, but as soon as the plate glass window shattered, so did any notion that she ought to be behind the wheel. Harold became as indispensable to her as oxygen.


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Historical Traveler Reviews Locanda Ovidius Venice
Wonderful stay
I recently stayed here in Feb with my Husband and son and was pleased. The location is fantastic, you can walk to anything and there are two water bus lines that stop right by the hotel. The view from the breakfast room is dreamy and a nice way to start the day. The room was nice and quiet, big and clean. We had a fantastic time in Venice and would love to return again someday. If we do make it back again I would defintely stay here again.
Fab location, next to Rialto Bridge!!
Just got back from visiting Venice for our 1st Anniversary, and couldn't have picked a better spot! We have been to Venice before and stayed on the Lido which was also nice, but to be centrally located staying in this hotel was wonderful! The hotel was clean and tidy, and the view from the day room was amazing, you are about 100 metres away from the Rialto bridge!! The only slight gripe I would say, is our room was quite small (Room 109), and over looked a very close kitchen of someones apartment, so you couldn't have the windows open all the time, but this little fact was soon forgotten whenever you looked out the day areas window! Other rooms are bigger however, so it is down to luck which room you get. Staff were very friendly and breakfast was continental - also lovely! Would recommend anyone to stay at this hotel!
Wonderful Hotel
My mother and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this small but lovely hotel in the heart of Venice, Italy. Located conviently close to the bustling Rialto Bridge it is easy to find, faces the grande canal and the rooms are quite adequate. They aren't the largest of rooms (Note if you're booking through Octopus, you'll find that you're room is no bigger than a closet, a fact of which the hotel tells them to inform you of, and thankfully we were allowed to upgrade our room for a few euros more) but they are nice and clean. The bathrooms are nice and rather interesting, and there is a television with english-speaking CNN. The best part of our stay was the breakfast (included in the room charge) where we recieved fresh cafe lattes every morning and hot croissants filled with fruit and rolls with jam. (Very good!) Plus the breakfast room has a balconey that overlooks the grande canal.
Best Location in Venice
From the large balcony overlooking the canal, it seems the entire of Venice passes by. Cocktails every afternoon here is THE BEST. We had the front two rooms on either side of this balcony - fabulous. You can wave to people on the Rialto bridge just steps away. The staff is extremely helpful with concert tickets, etc. I will only stay at this hotel.
Fine, but nothing to rave about
We stayed 1 night at the Locanda Ovidius. I agree that the location is terrific, but while the hotel was fine, but I have to admit I wasn't wowed. First the pluses--the woman who checked us in and out was very pleasant and helpful, the room was clean and quiet, and the hotel had everything we needed. On the downside, the breakfast was pretty poor, and while it was clear that they had been and are in the process of doing renovations, the work had obviously been done a bit on the cheap, and there was still work to do. For example, our room's carpet was stained and threadbare. The bathrooms had new fixtures and cabinets, but they looked like something I could pick up and install myself from Home Depot (cheap laminate coated particle board.) They looked fresh and new, but I think they will not wear well over time. Also, a warning to anyone with asthma who is sensitive to dank rooms--as soon as I walked into our room my asthma kicked in. This may just be Venice, and not the hotel, so I don't want to blame the hotel. Fortunately, the problem was resolved by turning on the a/c, but just something to keep in mind. Having said all that, if the hotel fits your budget, you are only staying a night or two, and you just want a decent, well located place to crash, the hotel is fine.
Great hotel
Stayed for 2 nights at the beginning of April. Hotel was clean, quite and rooms where nicely appointed and large for european standards. Did not have a canal view, but looked out over a quite venitian street, which we preferred. Bathroom was large, did not have a shower only a jetted tub with a hand shower spray. Great for a bath. Staff was hospitable but not overly friendly. Hotel offers free taxi service to Murano. Great central location, right on the grand canal with a great view from balconies in common areas, don't bother getting a room with a canal view. Easy access to water bus, take #1 from train station and get off/on at san silvestri since rialto is across the canal and with luggage getting over the very crowded rialto bridge would be very difficult to manuver. Breakfast was okay, had better in other hotels in Italy. They do not accept traveler's checks even in Euro.
Very good hotel
We stayed at the Locanda Ovidius for 3 nights. It has a good central location near the Rialto Bridge and the waterbus stop. The room was small but comfortable nicely decorated with Venetian style furniture.
There was a minibar in the room and hot drinks were avalable at all times by calling reception. The staff were pleasant and the breakfast was good. We would stay here again.
Loved the Locanda
What can I say, fantastic hotel, fantastic price at �60 for a double for a night. Ideally situated right on the Rialto Bridge with great central access to shops and St Marks Square. The room was brand new and really clean and traditional. We wern't looking out onto the canal but this didn't ,atter as we looked out onto a traditional venitian street.
At night we got great views of the canal when sitting on the balcony off the breakfast room. Breakfast was basic but was well presented and had a choice of cereals, toasts, crossaints etc. Reception staff were freindly and helpful. Great hotel, will definately be going back.
Loved the Locanda Ovidius
Liked this hotel alot! Right on the grand canal, near the Rialto Bridge. The 3rd floor has a reception room where we sat on the balcony(alone!) every sunset with our wine! Watched the parade of boats and gondolas! Even better than a canal view room as we were not awakened by canal noise in the am! Good value at 180/euros/night!
Nice room, near Rialto Bridge
Our room ($180 USD) was brand new, smelled and looked clean and nice furnished. Comfortable bed. The room was very small, but this is expected for Venice. The hotel has a nice location VERY near Rialto bridge on the Grand Canal. Excellent views from the breakfast room. We feel it was good value for the money, given the location.These (new) rooms did not have rooms numbers, so remember your door ! The hotel was also undergoing some minor renovations near the bottom entrance, which had a horrible odor, but the rest of the hotel and the room smelled and looked very clean. Another annoyance was the presense of a some mosquitios in the room, which we believe we coming through the new duct work (possibly due to construction) . I would stay here again even with these (temporary) minor inconvienences.
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The engineering program at Higley High School is giving students opportunities to pursue engineering and learn real-world problem-solving skills.
Students in Jason Sixkiller's honors Introduction to Engineering Design class used toothpicks, pipe cleaners, other simple materials and 3-D computer software to create bridges. Sixkiller said it gave students an idea of how to create the structure with cost and safety requirements.
"They're really learning a couple of things: applying the design process we worked on all year and learning how to build something," he said. "There's a big gap for engineers from designing something on the computer to building it."
Freshman Anna Martin said the hardest part of the assignment was figuring out how to use the different materials.
"We changed the design. When we were putting it together, we overestimated the amount of materials we would use," she said.
Robert Frederick's Digital Electronics class designed circuits on a computer with a simulator program to test their designs. He teaches students how to program a robot and then run it through a maze to test the navigation capabilities.
Sixkiller said he hopes to also place upperclassmen in internships with businesses. The school's STEM Ahead Diploma is an option for students to get further grounded for the future. Four students passed the state engineering exam this year and are now Arizona certified.
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J.C. Penney Surges After Ackman Reiterates Belief in CEO
J.C. Penney Co. rose after Bill Ackman, the founder of Pershing Square Capital Management LP, reiterated his confidence in Chief Executive Officer Ron Johnson's turnaround efforts.
The shares advanced 4.8 percent to $20.66 at the close in New York. The Plano, Texas-based company has declined 41 percent this year.
Ackman believes in Johnson's "start-up mentality," he said yesterday at the Delivering Alpha conference in New York, produced by CNBC and Institutional Investor Inc. He said he may make 15 times his investment in the fourth-biggest U.S. department store company. Pershing Square, with an 18 percent stake, is the biggest shareholder.
The jump in the stock is partially because of the presentation yesterday and "mostly due to Ackman's commitment," said Steven Kiel, the founder of Annandale, Virginia-based Arquitos Capital Management LLC, which holds J.C. Penney shares.
Johnson, the former retailing chief of Apple Inc., has worked to transform J.C. Penney stores into collections of branded shops and instituted a three-tiered pricing system to wean customers off discounts. The strategy has met with resistance from shoppers who crave coupons or are unfamiliar with the new look, contributing to a 20 percent decline in first-quarter sales.
The CEO reiterated yesterday that his turnaround will take four years and that he is sticking with his strategy for "everyday low prices" in a presentation yesterday at the Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference in Aspen, Colorado.
J.C. Penney, with more than 1,000 locations and $17.3 billion in sales last year, is expected to report second-quarter earnings on Aug. 8.


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Hawpe apparently aggravated the injury while running out a groundout in the bottom of the fourth inning.
Hawpe has been bothered by the quad for some time. He was limited to pinch hitting in the final two games of a series against the New York Mets earlier this month.


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Gilbert Rule
Dr Gilbert Rule (1629 (approx) – 1701 [1]) was a nonconformist divine and the Principal of Edinburgh University from 1690 to 1701.
Rule had previously been Regent in the University of Glasgow,[1] afterwards sub-Principal of King's College, Aberdeen. Before the Restoration, he had been the minister at Alnwick, Northumberland. Having been ejected from his parish by the Act of Uniformity 1662, he came to Scotland and shortly thereafter was imprisoned in Bass from preaching in St. Giles Church and baptizing two children. At the revolution he became one of the ministers of Greyfriars Kirk.[1]
In 1672, along with his brother Robert (a presbyterian minister), Rule travelled to Derry, where Robert was installed as minister until 1688. The First Derry Presbyterian Church records say:
- "The congregation was vacant in 1670 and abortive attempts were made to induce Scotsmen to come across. Success came when the Rev. Robert Rule of Kirkcaldy and his brother Gilbert the celebrated Principal of Edinburgh came over. Robert accepted a call, was installed in 1672 and remained unmolested in his charge until 1688 when he fled to Scotland and did not return."
On the 26 September 1690, Rule was elected Principal of Edinburgh University.[1]
His predecessor as Principal, Dr Alexander Monro had been ejected for not taking the oath of allegiance to William and Mary, and wrote a work in defence of his faith called "An Enquiry into the New Opinions (chiefly) Propagated by the Presbyterians of Scotland; Together with some Animadversoins on a Late Book entitled 'A defense of the Vindications of the Kirk'; in a Letter to a Friend at Edinburgh". This prompted Gilbert Rule, to respond with a book called "The Good Old Way Defended".[2]
He died in 1701 and is buried in Greyfriars Churchyard[1]
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- ^ a b c d Historical Notes of the Rule Family, Scots Peerage, 2006
- ^ [History of The Munros of Fowlis by Alexander Mackenzie, 1898]
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Azula and Ozai would kick all y'all asses! Im talkin like this bastard freakin Scarred his son for life LITERALLY! and his sister shes a cruel bitch you dont mess with her and ozai killed his WIFE. HIS WIFE. well maybe, im actually no 100% sure on that one.
I'm not sure about that. I personally believe that Yakone and his sons are by far the strongest known benders minus the Avatar. Their powers dont really amount to shit if they can control them. The only reason Korra beat Amon was because shoe caught him off guard (aka plot armor)
Ozai and Azula were more dangerous and ferocious enemies
all the enimes have that chin look!
I see what you did there!
Yeah, unfortunately this was made before it was revealed that Amon is actually the worlds strongest Bloodbender
Now take Amon's comment literally.
Now take Amon's comment literally.
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Information is power and never more so than in the world of drug development. For a pharmaceutical company, having detailed knowledge of how a drug candidate is metabolized as early as possible in the drug development process is crucial. It can save time, precious resources, and maximize return-on-investment. The final selection of a successful drug candidate relies enormously on the metabolism studies that are performed in vitro and in vivo.
Mass spectrometry is a key analytical tool used for metabolism studies because it can identify the metabolites and the sites at which metabolism occurs. Liquid chromatography coupled with mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) has become the technique of choice for drug metabolite identification because of its sensitivity and ability to analyze complex mixtures. But while analytical sensitivity has improved over the past decade, detecting and identifying metabolites in the presence of complex biological matrices remains a challenge.
Recent advances in both mass spectrometry hardware and software have helped in this ongoing challenge. Coupling a Thermo Scientific Orbitrap mass analyzer (www. thermo.com) to a linear ion trap mass spectrometer, for example, simplifies metabolite identification, making it faster, more sensitive, more precise (with resolution higher than 100K and mass accuracies better than three ppm) and capable of revealing rich structural information.
With high-resolution and accurate mass data, researchers can resolve and identify metabolite peaks from background matrix ions. New data-processing techniques, such as mass defect filtering, can be used to remove the vast majority of matrix-related background ions and reduce the number of false-positives, providing a more confident result.
This tutorial describes how the combination of innovative mass spectrometry with mass defect filtering software leads to fast and accurate metabolite identification.
High-resolution mass spectrometry enables post-acquisition data-refinement techniques that are otherwise not possible with nominal-resolution instruments. One of them is mass defect filtering (MDF), which is remarkably successful in improving the signal-to-noise ratio by cleaning up metabolite spectra and filtering out the vast majority of background ions.
Mass defect refers to the difference between the exact mass of an element (or a compound) and its closest integer value (Table). The mass defect of metabolites usually lies within a relatively narrow range. Based on the molecular weight of the parent drug, researchers can estimate the range of molecular weight and the range of mass defect in which these metabolites will fall. An MDF is then used to exclude all ions that fall outside the expected range.
This data-reduction technique allows users to focus solely on the analysis of species that are potential drug metabolite candidates. It is also a powerful and sophisticated way of using high-resolution mass data to obtain a smaller, more refined data set for review. The method can also be extended to include multiple mass defect filters (MMDFs), in which several filters are used to identify metabolites of interest over a wide range of mass defects.
Metabolite identification was performed by applying MMDFs to data collected with an LTQ Orbitrap XL™ hybrid mass spectrometer from Thermo Fisher Scientific. The mass spectrometer features a collision cell in which fragmentation is performed using higher-energy collisional dissociation (HCD; Figure 1), which provides complementary fragmentation pathways in addition to the collision-induced dissociation available in the linear ion trap.
Ions are accelerated as they leave the C-trap (Figure 1) and then fragmented in a nitrogen-filled HCD collision cell. The resulting fragments are returned to the C-trap and then detected in the instrument's mass analyzer. This technique produces rich triple-quadrupole-like fragmentation patterns, including fragments in the low m/z range that are useful for elucidating the structure of metabolites.
Rat hepatocyte incubation samples of Irinotecan—a drug that is approved for use in the treatment of colon and rectum cancer—were analyzed using an LTQ Orbitrap XL with HCD functionality. Both collision-induced dissociation (CID) and high-energy collision-induced dissociation (HCD) mass spectra were collected for the potential metabolites and MMDFs were then used to process the raw data.
Incubation was carried out using hepatocytes pooled from one male and one female rat, with a cell density of 0.5 million/mL and 10 µM of Irinotecan in the final 1 mL incubation solution. The solution was shaken overnight and quenched using dry ice, after which 200 µL of chilled acetonitrile was added and the solution was vortexed and centrifuged. From the 1 mL of supernatant, 10 µL was directly injected for each LC-MS/MS run.
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May 22, 2001 - Industry News
Two U.S. lawmakers have introduced legislation to ban the use of hand-held cell phones while driving
Driving safely around large trucks is part of the message being promoted by the American Society of Safety Engineer
May 21, 2001 - Industry News
The National Transportation Safety Board last week released its "Most Wanted Transportation Safety Improvements" for 2001. A third of the 12 items affect trucking
U.S. Senator James M. Inhofe (R-Okla.) introduced legislation to provide a pro-rated tax refund to truckers who sell their trucks but have already paid their annual heavy vehicle use tax
May 17, 2001 - Industry News
Saying the United States faces the most serious energy shortage since the 1970s, President Bush Thursday laid out his energy plan. Critics, however, say it offers little immediate relief when it comes to skyrocketing prices at the pumps
May 16, 2001 - Industry News
The Board of Directors of the International Registration Plan has found Oklahoma provisionally out of compliance with certain IRP rules and ordered a peer review of its procedures
May 15, 2001 - Industry News
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, under fire for lax oversight of the household goods industry, yesterday announced enforcement actions against two moving companies
May 11, 2001 - Industry News
There were lots of anecdotes and few hard numbers last week at a House Transportation subcommittee meeting on the danger of using mobile phones while driving
May 8, 2001 - Industry News
A one-armed truck driver is suing the Oregon Department of Transportation for violating his civil rights by not allowing him to drive without a prosthetic arm
A California OSHA Appeals Board has dismissed a citation it said was based on speculation and assumptions
May 7, 2001 - Industry News
The Senate confirmed Michael P. Jackson as Deputy Secretary of Transportation
May 6, 2001 - Industry News
The National Transportation Safety Board is renewing its call for putting collision warning systems on trucks
May 3, 2001 - Industry News
A proposal that would allow diabetic truck drivers to operate in interstate commerce could be on the table as early as this summer
Truck drivers who break traffic laws in their own vehicles can lose their Commercial Driver's License, under new rules proposed by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration.
The agency is moving to close loopholes in the CDL system, specifically targeting state enforcement practices that have allowed scofflaw drivers to stay behind the wheel
May 2, 2001 - Industry News
The U.S. Research and Special Programs Administration has delayed final action on its proposal to reduce registration fees for hazardous materials haulers
Mexican trucking companies that want to do business in the U.S. will be required to prove they understand U.S. safety rules. That is a higher standard than new American trucking companies have to meet – but not for much longer
May 1, 2001 - Industry News
Julie Cirillo, acting deputy administration of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, has reportedly told the Occupational Health and Safety Administration to stop citing truckers for failure to use wheel chocks
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is proposing new rules to ensure the safety of Mexican truck and bus companies operating in the U.S
April 30, 2001 - Industry News
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has proposed amendments to its controlled substances and alcohol testing regulations that will bring them in line with new DOT rules
A new study by the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration confirms that the reflective tape now required on truck trailers is effective in preventing crashes
April 26, 2001 - Industry News
A study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says cameras that help catch drivers who run red lights may also prevent collisions
April 25, 2001 - Industry News
The Senate will move quickly to confirm Michael P. Jackson as Deputy Secretary of Transportation, said Sen. John McCain, chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee
The American Trucking Associations is asking the Department of Transportation to look at an accident study done by researchers in Finland as the agency continues to look at truck driver hours of service regulations
April 20, 2001 - Industry News
The General Accounting Office thinks the Transportation Department isn't doing a good enough job of regulating interstate moving companies, a job the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration inherited from the now-defunct Interstate Commerce Commission
April 18, 2001 - Industry News
When Congress and President Bush killed the Clinton administration's ergonomics regulations, they left a hole begging to be filled. At this point, however, there is no agreement on what to put in it
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To The Editor: I wish to add my comments to that of your recent writer. There are too many "Oh my Gods" on TV! It seems the only response available to man. I wonder what God thinks about it.
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Funeral services for James R. "Jim" Kimbrell Jr., 73, of Socorro, N.M., were held at 11 a.m. Saturday, November 23, 2013 at Campbell Funeral Home in Carmi with Rev. Harold Meriwether officiating.
Barbara Karger was the organist. Mike Croghan sang "How Great Thou Art" and Brian Kimbrell sang "Amazing Grace."
Casket bearers were Allen Bridgeman, Art Gonzales, James Guthrie Jr., James Guthrie III, Ron Guthrie, Brian Kimbrell and Donald Sullivan.
Burial was in Stokes Chapel Cemetery near Crossville.
Memorial contributions may be made in Jim's memory to the American Heart Association, 208 LaSalle Street, Suite 1500, Chicago, IL 60604-1242 and will be accepted at the funeral home.
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Logitech M510 Wireless Mouse, Large Mouse, Computer Wireless Mouse
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- Contoured shape with soft rubber grips provide all-day comfort
- Back/forward buttons and side-to-side scrolling plus zoom let you do more, faster Requires Logitech SetPoint software
- 2-year battery life practically eliminates the need to replace batteries Battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions
- Comes with a tiny Logitech Unifying receiver that stays in your computer - plug it in, forget it
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- Compatibility: Works with - Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Mac OS X 10.4 or later, USB Port
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- Full-size comfortable shape
- Precision laser-grade optical sensor
- Three programmable buttons*
- Back/Forward buttons*
- Vertical and side-to-side scrolling plus zoom*
- 2-year extended battery life**
- Tiny Unifying receiver for plug-and-forget wireless connection
- Windows, Mac and Chrome OS compatible
Logitech Wireless Mouse M510
Extra comfort and control to get more done
Get the mouse that gives you more control to get things done—and feels good doing it. With extra controls at your fingertips, M510 lets you browse the web, flip through photo albums and navigate documents faster and easier. Point-and-click precision, long battery life and a hand-friendly shape combine to help you get more done, more comfortably every day.
* Requires Logitech Options software available for download at www.logitech.com/downloads
** Battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions.
Contoured comfort
Soft side grips, full-sized contoured shape, gently curved sides and broad palm area support your hand and keep it feeling comfortable even after long hours of use.
Extra control
Move quickly through documents, web pages and applications with three standard buttons plus Back/Forward buttons. Scroll from side-to-side in documents or zoom in and out of photos and spreadsheets with a click.*
* Requires Logitech Options software, available for download at www.logitech.com/downloads.
Long battery life
Go for up to 2 years without replacing batteries.** An On/Off switch and smart sleep mode help conserve power. A battery indicator light eliminates surprises.
** Battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions.
Laser-grade optical tracking
Enjoy point-and-click precision and smooth tracking on almost any surface, thanks to our Advanced Laser-Grade Optical Sensor.***
*** The laser-grade optical sensor does not work on glass or mirrors.
Plug it. Forget it. Add to it.
The tiny, wireless Logitech Unifying receiver stays in your computer so it never gets lost. Connect up to six Unifying compatible mice and keyboards to the same wireless USB receiver.
Programmable controls
Setup the controls to do exactly what you want like switch applications, open browser windows or jump to full screen while watching videos.*
System Requirements
- Windows 10 or later, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows RT****
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later
- Chrome OS****
- Linux Kernel 2.6+****
- USB port
**** Logitech Options software/button programming not compatible with Windows RT, Chrome OS or Linux Kernel 2.6+.
What's in the box
Logitech Unifying receiver
2 AA batteries (pre-installed)
User documentation
|Logitech Wireless Mouse m310
|Logitech Wireless Mouse m510
|Logitech MX Master Wireless Mouse
|Easy Switch button for 3 devices
|Bluetooth Wireless
|Bluetooth Smart technology
|2.4 GHz wireless connection receiver type
|Nano receiver
|Unifying receiver, connects up to 6 Unifying-compatible devices
|Unifying receiver, connects up to 6 Unifying-compatible devices
|Laser-grade optical
|Darkfield Laser (also works on glass*** and high-gloss surfaces)
|Maximum battery life**
|1 yr.
|2 yrs.
|Rechargeable (40 days maximum between full charges)
|Scrolling performance
|Customization to fit your needs
|System requirements
|Windows 10 or later, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Mac OS X 10.4 or later, Chrome OS****
|Windows 10 or later, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows RT**** , Mac OS X 10.5 or later, Chrome OS**** , Linux kernel 2.6+****
|USB port or Bluetooth Smart Ready computer or Windows tablet, Pico Unifying receiver requires Windows 10 or later, Windows 8, Windows 7, Mac OS X 10.8 or later, Bluetooth Smart Ready device that works with Windows 8 or later, Mac OS X 10.10 or later
|** Battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions.
|*** 4mm minimum thickness.
|**** Logitech Options software/button programming not compatible with Windows RT, Chrome OS or Linux Kernel 2.6+.
Customer Reviews
Top Customer Reviews
1) Full-size and ergonomic shape. I have fairly large hands, so most notebook mice cannot provide a sufficiently comfortable experience for long periods of usage time.
2) High battery endurance. I prefer a wireless mouse that minimizes battery replacement to improve overall convenience and reduce my dead battery collection.
3) Laser technology. A setting of at least 1200 dpi is necessary to track subtle movements, which are particularly important for graphical applications (i.e. solid modeling and photo editing software). Laser technology also allows for usage on most surfaces.
4) Inconspicuous wireless transmitter. I find great appeal in a low profile wireless transmitter, as it saves the user from having to remove the device from a notebook during travel.
While many other competing products from Logitech offer appealing features such as "hyper scrolling" and any-surface tracking a la "Darkfield", they each carry their own weaknesses as well. For example, I considered various notebook-class mice, including the Anywhere MX and the Marathon M705, yet as a person with fairly large hands, I determined that they were simply not large enough to use comfortably.
Notebook Mice:
With respect to the Anywhere MX, while its touted "Darkfield" technology and "hyper scrolling" are admittedly persuasive, does not appear to yield the battery endurance that I desire. The form factor is certainly far too small to permit the ergonomics my hands require.Read more ›
While researching current wireless mice, i was confused as to why none came with a charger cradle. Apparently, the new technology allows a wireless mouse to use a standard set of batteries that last up to two years! This is great. I was looking for a full size mouse as I use this on my desktop and don't need it to be portable for a laptop. The feel is perfect. Contoured sides with rubber grips, the wheel is smooth and the buttons on the side are high enough not to get in the way when you are holding the mouse. These buttons can be programmed to do custom functions. I don't have volume controls on my new keyboard, so I programmed them to control volume up/down. I set maximize screen by pushing the scroll wheel. The USB receiver is small (I guess they call it nano receiver) so if you want to use it with a laptop and leave it plugged in all the time it is very inconspicuous.
There is an on/off switch, but it also goes into sleep mode to conserve the batteries. It works right out of the box, but there is software you can download off the Logitech website if you want to customize the button functions, etc.
The mouse has worked great and I couldn't be happier with it!
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great mouse. larger so fits comfortably in hand. even vibrates when new messages arrive. would definitely recommend!Published 1 hour ago by Cristina Casole
I have used this mouse for about a year now and I have found no problems with it "still using the batteries that came with it". Read morePublished 3 hours ago by Thonny Koon
Like others have already said before me, this is a very comfortable mouse, being that is is larger than most mobile mice by comparison. Read morePublished 13 hours ago by cassandra tu
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adidas Men's puremotion climacool Golf Sock
Product Information:
Designed for maximum comfort and breathability, the adidas® puremotion climacool® sock features sweat-wicking fabric and pique mesh to reduce moisture. The padded heel and toe along with the mid-foot compression provide lasting comfort as you walk the course, and the Y-heel construction keeps the sock from sliding into the shoe, reducing any distractions. Anti-microbial odor resistance also minimizes smell during your all-day golf outing.
- Highly breathable climacool® moisture-wicking fabric
- Pique mesh ventilation and moisture wicking keeps foot dry
- Anti-microbial odor resistance
- Padded heel and toe for comfort
- Seamless toe
- Mid-foot compression
- Y-heel construction keeps socks from sliding into shoe
- Made of 75% nylon and 25% spandex
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Keep up-to-date with College event notifications, and connect with your fellow Jesubites.
A new Facebook Group specifically for our incoming Freshers is up and running. It's a great way for you to connect with other Freshers, and ask the MCR Committee any questions you have about College and transitioning to life at Oxford. Join here.Read More
Are you feeling broody? Does part of you feel like its time to settle down and start a family but feel afraid of the commitment to a real child? Why not have a trial run with a fake one and become a college parent? Soon, freshers week will be upon us. We would like toRead More
This summer the MCR Website has had a bit of a facelift and some work 'under the hood' to make things run a bit smoother. We've also updated quite a bit of the information across the site, but are keen to know if there's anything we've missed or if there's something you'd like to seeRead More
Here's the Trinity Termcard! PDF: Term_card_TT14Read More
Hi all, Friday is approaching fast and heralds the end of term party upstairs at Turl Street Kitchen. It all kicks off at 7:45, with canapés and drinks from the piano bar available. Dress code is semi-formal, i.e. jacket & tie for gents and the equivalent for ladies. We've reached TSK's capacity in the upstairsRead More
Many MCR members are involved in this production – come along! The Importance of Being Earnest – 8.15pm Monday 10th, Tuesday 11th March, Jesus Chapel 'My dear fellow, the truth isn't quite the sort of thing one tells to a nice, sweet, refined girl…' Billed as 'A Trivial Comedy for Serious People', Wilde's play managesRead More


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Released: Jul 01st, 2006
Running Time: 104
Director: Csaba Borb?ly
Company: Pacific Sun Entertainment
Cast: Kim Walker, Nino Alvarez, Ettore Valentino, Evan Rochelle, Rogerio Mateo, Helmut Muller, Fredy Costa, Antonio Carrigan, Mitch Golubkin, Glenn Santoro, Jay Avedon, Julio Carillo, Enrique Gardinelli, Alfredo Castaldo
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Gay and Bi
The scheming and steaming among some randy go-cart drivers continues in this sequel, full of the usual stable of Hungarians from Csaba Borbély. While the film ends with excess story and just a solo scene, what precedes it still manages to get enough boner-inducing images to please. That's evident from the opening scene, a showcase for the absolutely gorgeous cock of Evan Rochelle, which tries to fill up the holes of Helmet Muller. Rochelle returns in a five-man scene later on, where he competes for drool time with the equally colossal cock of Kim Walker. Then there's the superbly sculpted body of Julio Carillo, who strokes off as he watches Fredy Costa and Jay Avedon play. Those positives outweigh the sometimes-average sex (don't get us started on the oral work!) to make this worth watching.
Retailing: A sure-sell for fans of eastern European product.


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Arts Vera Project moving update!
The Vera Project is having their last show at the Fourth Ave space this weekend, it's a volunteer showcase featuring bands of vera kids (including the perfectly named Vomiting Unicorns). The new Seattle Center location won't be ready until the fall, however, so here's what Vera has to say about what they'll be doing in the inbetween time…
The Vera Project is gearing up for all sorts of exciting transitions scheduled for the next several months. Big moves, construction deadlines, a compressed programming schedule, and an expanding list of special events are all planned and fast approaching.
On April 1st, Vera will officially be moving out of our longtime 1916 4th Ave location. March 24th brings the last show at our 4th Ave location: "Night of The Living Vera," a music event showcasing performances by some of Vera's core volunteers and members. While the Snoqualmie Room at the Seattle Center is undergoing renovations (projected move-in is early Fall), Vera's offices will be based out of a house located in the South Lake Union neighborhood. Shows and other programming will be held at various interim locations, starting at the Capitol Hill Arts Center located at 1621 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122.
April-September 2006 Vera's capacity for programming will be greatly reduced due to our relocation to numerous temporary facilities. But of course Vera wouldn't be Vera without awesome all-ages shows, so we're presenting at least two shows a month. Our first satellite performance by Scout Niblett and guests is on Friday April 14th at the CHAC lower level. There will be limited silkscreen facilities at the South Lake Union house, and Audio Engineering classes will continue in accordance with music events. Jeromeskee from Massive Monkees will teach breakdance classes at the Velocity Dance Studio (915 East Pine Street #200, Seattle, Wa, 98122) every Tuesday starting on April 18th. Other regular programing like Acoustic Veracity and events for the Ver(a)rt Space will continue at temporary locations. Details will be posted at www.theveraproject.org.
The April 5th Mayor's announcement of Vera's move to the Snoqualmie Room will be the first of Vera's upcoming special events. The day will start at 10:00 am with a Press Conference and performance by world famous Seattle breakdance crew Massive Monkees. Celebrations will continue at 6:00pm with free performances by Smoosh and Common Market. Other special dates include the annual "Free For All" event scheduled for July 8th at the Mural Amphitheater, the "A Drink For The Kids" benefit planned for early summer, and the Capitol Hill Block Party on July 28th and 29th where Vera will coordinate a stage.
Please see our website at www.theveraproject.org for updates and news on upcoming events.
Capitol Hill Arts Center (CHAC): www.capitolhillarts.com
Velocity Dance Studio:www.velocitydancecenter.org


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DUMAS — Allyson Grace Ford, 18, of Dumas died Friday, Sept. 28, 2012.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday in First Baptist Church in Dumas with the Rev. Mark Wallis, pastor of Life Tabernacle Church, officiating. Burial will follow in a family cemetery near
Middlewell. Arrangements are by Morrison Funeral Directors of Dumas.
Allyson was born Dec. 28, 1993, in Amarillo to Glenn and Carrie Campbell Ford. She attended West Texas A&M University in Canyon.
Survivors include her parents; three sisters, Heather Ford of Wilmore, Kan., and Leah Garcia and Makenzie Ford, both of Dumas; and her grandparents, Robert and Gay Lynn Campbell of Dumas and Bennie and Joyce Ford of Wheeler.
The family suggests memorials be to Angel's Grace Scholarship Fund, First National Bank, P.O. Box 500, Dumas, TX 79029.
There will be a family visitation from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.
In light of our family's tragedy, we encourage everyone: Never text while driving.
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PITTSBURGH Ś Educators say they wonÆt back down from bullying prevention despite a precedent-setting federal appeals court ruling that said public schools arenÆt legally obligated to protect students from one another.
ōThe court is trying to figure out how to handle things in a changing world,ö said David Trevaskis, poverty coordinator for the Pennsylvania Bar Association. ōWhatever the judges decide, the schools should protect the kids.ö
Bradley and Diedre Morrow of West Mayfield in Beaver County sued Blackhawk School District in 2010 because educators refused to expel a student who repeatedly attacked one of their daughters, even after judges twice found the attacker delinquent because of the assaults.
A 10-judge majority of the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last month confirmed a lower court ruling that said schools donÆt have the authority with students that the government has over inmates and patients involuntarily treated for mental illness, so it doesnÆt have a duty to protect students from harm.
ōBut what happens when they donÆt do anything about it?ö said Valerie Rotunda, mother of two Butler Area School District students.
Stella Rotunda, 15, is soft-spoken and petite with dark eyes and long, full hair. An honors student, she laughs with her parents and twin brother, Dominick, whom she calls ōawesome, supporting and caring.ö
She doesnÆt know why other students targeted her, but after years of daily abuse, name-calling and threats with little to no disciplinary action against the aggressors, she said she had enough.
ōThey threw food at me,ö she said. ōCalled me fat and a slut. Fake. Ugly. Stupid. One boy told me I should kill myself because no one likes me and no one would care. When you hear that stuff about yourself every day, you start to believe it.ö
The rising sophomore will transfer to Portersville Christian School in the fall; her brother will remain at Butler. She chronicled her story on June 24 in a two-page address to ButlerÆs school board.
ōThey looked shocked when she read the letter, so maybe they didnÆt know this stuff happens,ö her mother said. ōThatÆs why she went to the top. Maybe if it comes down from the board, the principals will do more. No child should be this unhappy or scared to go to school.ö
Shiryl Barto, a manager and trainer with Windber Research Institute, helped institute anti-bullying programs in nearly 400 schools that reach about 228,000 children, including thousands in Western Pennsylvania.
ōItÆs important to consider the language,ö she said. ōThe schools have no æspecial relationshipÆ with any one child to go above and beyond to protect that student specifically from the actions of a specific aggressor over time.
ōOf course, itÆs up to the school to make sure their building isnÆt conducive to bullying, but ultimately, the actions belong to the children.ö
The Pennsylvania Public School Code requires schools to adopt a publicly accessible anti-bullying policy that delineates disciplinary consequences but prescribes no specific anti-bullying measures.
In 2009, Seneca Valley School District adopted the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program, a system that encourages students to participate in weekly classroom meetings and incorporates bullying prevention activities, including team-building exercises, games, discussions and specialized training.
North Hills and Upper St. Clair school districts put in place policies the same year.
Upper St. ClairÆs policy states: ōWe know bullying isnÆt confined to school grounds. ... We must work together to take immediate action, whether a child bullies, is a victim of bullying or is a witness to bullying.ö
Missy Dudas opted out of the Steel Valley School District to send her girls to St. Therese School in Munhall. She heard rumors about bullying problems at the district, she said, and didnÆt want to send Anna, 4, or Danica, 8, into an environment any less loving and protective than their home nearby.
Trevaskis, a longtime school lawyer and advocate, said the Blackhawk ruling and PennsylvaniaÆs guidelines should be schoolsÆ minimum standard.
ōJust following the law is not enough,ö he said. ōItÆs the bottom line, not the guideline. Where are the moral and professional standards? As a teacher and administrator, you should be doing so much more.ö
John Pallone, superintendent of New Kensington-Arnold School District, an attorney and a former state representative, said: ōThis ruling isnÆt going to change how we do business.ö
The legal community watched the case for years, Pallone said, but a ruling about liability in a single bullying circumstance wonÆt affect the districtÆs commitment to protecting students.
ōWe will continue with our discipline programs relative to bullying in school, both physical and cyber,ö Pallone said. ōI canÆt imagine that any school district will permit bullying because of this decision. How insane is that?ö
Information from: Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, http://pghtrib.com


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