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Great music, home style cooking makes for a great place where food and families come together. Of course Lambert's Café is known mostly for their famous throwed rolls.
"They usually say hot rolls and I throw it at them", says roll thrower Cody Atwell.
But a tradition you might not know about, maybe one of the most important ones.
"Several years ago Norman Lambert was out in the dining room working one day and he decided, he came back to the kitchen and there was a family in with a wheel chair out on the floor and he came back in the kitchen and he said you know we don't realize how it affects us, everybody, how much struggle, you've got to put yourself in their shoes", says general manager Andy Mills.
Since then folks that come in with a wheel chair have been getting their meals for free.
More than 45 years ago my papa Bob was in a motorcycle accident that paralyzed him from the chest down.Now just this last week when we came into Lambert's for lunch, little did we know we'd be leaving with a free meal.
The café serves about two thousand people a day and about a handful of those leave with their meals paid for. Mills says that, "everyday our policy is, if you bring your own chair, your meal is on us".
A gracious offer, that my family is extremely thankful for.
This year marks Lambert's 20th anniversary in Ozark and ever since it opened it's been giving out a free meal for those who bring in their own chair.


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The HealthPlus Crim Festival of Races is one of the coolest races in Michigan as well as one of the largest 10 mile races in the country! The city of Flint comes alive as you start and finish on the bricks downtown and follow the famous blue line throughout the University of Michigan – Flint campus, the well-known Bradley Hills, and countless neighborhoods with thousands of people cheering you on along the way. Official course entertainment will also help to keep you motivated, as well as the interesting unofficial entertainment found along the way. All in all, the Crim is a race like no other!
On Friday evening, August 21, the Michigan Mile will race around the U of M – Flint campus. All are welcome to run or walk the event, and participants will receive a coveted "block M" medal. Before the main event there will be additional races including the Professional Mile where the nation's top elite athletes will tough it out as part of the Bring Back the Mile Tour, along with a High School Challenge were local track and cross country athletes will see who is the fastest team and individual boy and girl in town!
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Inside U.S.A.: America's gun massacre blues seem to play on an endless loop
Friday, October 02 @ 13:46:15 UTC
By Gary Younge
October 02, 2015 -
Within the American polity there is a cyclical requiem in the wake of each mass shooting – a predictable collective lament for a calamity that ostensibly everyone regrets and nobody can resolve. Profiles of the victims emerge as reporters opine in front of police tape, wringing every last detail from tear-stained survivors. Gradually facts about the shooter emerge, followed by endless speculation about his (they are almost always men) motives before the president calls for prayer and healing.
Everybody knows their lines. With 45 mass shootings
already this year they have rehearsed them often enough
. Indeed, the tragedy lies not only in the trauma of the victims but in the apparent helplessness of the political class and the hopelessness that the deathly cycle might be broken.
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Inside U.S.A.: Deadly Eye Contact: Freddie Gray and the Baltimore Police
Tuesday, April 28 @ 20:18:14 UTC
Black America is Fighting Back
By RON JACOBS
April 28, 2015 -
Like many other folks, I've been following the protests in Baltimore around the manslaughter of the young Black Baltimore man who "died in police custody" on April 19, 2015. Every day the protests demanding the arrest of the officers involved grow larger. Major League Baseball fans are concerned about missing their games as organizers talk about shutting Baltimore down. The suburbs in between Baltimore and its southern neighbor Washington, DC adjust their attention span to the news about this incident primarily according to the darkness of their skin. In other words, the broken spine of Freddie Gray has much more meaning to the dark-skinned suburbanites than it does to most other suburban dwellers.
Baltimore is not a pretty town. Sure, they've prettied up the Inner Harbor in a very modern capitalist manner; in other words, restaurants, shopping malls and museums. These areas are primarily populated with tourists, office workers and sports fans. Outside of this zone is where the desperation of neoliberal capitalism's castoffs is palpable. It is nothing the authorities and their supporters want to get riled up. Just like in other communities left behind by neoliberal capitalism, the means to repress and suppress the anger and desperation felt by the residents of West Baltimore (where Freddie Gray was killed) include the illegal drug business, minimum wage jobs and plain old police brutality. This vicious brew of oppression is present in other parts of Baltimore, too, but the Western District is where the repression is currently the starkest.
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Inside U.S.A.: Racism and War in America and Beyond
Wednesday, December 10 @ 07:07:41 UTC
By Ramzy Baroud
December 10, 2014
America's ruling elites are blatant in their intentions of maintaining "white privilege" at home and economic dominance by military means abroad.
Their "democracy" in both of these regions is a ruse, and it is yet to deliver any degree of social justice and equality to the millions of disadvantaged Americans which are comprised mostly of black and Latino communities. The unequal distribution of wealth in the United States is simply staggering. In fact, 75.4% of all wealth in the US is owned by the richest 10 percent, according to the authoritative Credit Suisse Global Wealth Databook (2013).
This influx of wealth comes at the heels of a major economic recession, of which rich bankers were mostly to blame, but were never held accountable. Instead, millions of lower-middle class and poor Americans became even poorer. And since America's political and economic classes largely overlap and feed upon the privileges of one another, millions of Americans lost their homes and savings, while the rich got richer.
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Inside U.S.A.: Ferguson Reexamined
Sunday, November 30 @ 21:20:59 UTC
By Paul Craig Roberts
November 30, 2014 -
Few, if any, of the correct questions were asked in the grand jury hearing to decide whether policeman Darren Wilson would be indicted for killing Michael Brown.
The most important unexamined question is whether police are trained to use force immediately as a first resort before they assess a situation or determine if they are at the correct address. Are the police trained that the lives of police officers are so much more valuable than the lives of possible suspects, or a houseful of people into whose residence a heavily armed SWAT team enters, that police officers must not accept the risk of judicious behavior when encountering citizens? If this is the case as all evidence indicates that it is, then the police when they gratuitously murder members of the public are merely doing what they have been trained to do. As police are trained to use violence as a first resort, the police cannot be held accountable when they do.
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Inside U.S.A.: Freedom Rider: Jackson, Sharpton, Holder and Ferguson
Monday, November 24 @ 17:29:03 UTC
By Margaret Kimberley
November 24, 2014 -
"Jackson was supplanted by Al Sharpton, who surpassed him in crookedness and politically prostitution."
If a picture is worth 1,000 words the photo above proves the old adage to be true. This image encapsulates so much that is wrong with the so-called leaders of the black political class. Each of the three men depicted make a mockery of any claim to be allies of black people.
For decades Jesse Jackson's seal of approval was enough to quiet or excite the masses to action. As a young lieutenant of Martin Luther King and then as leader of Operation PUSH he became in effect the leader of what was left of the civil rights movement old guard. His presidential campaigns in 1984 and 1988 mobilized millions of people to vote and brought election victories to progressives across the country. His history is part righteous and part mercenary, as he sought and received tribute from corporations around the country eager to curry favor with him and by extension the masses he sometimes did represent.
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Inside U.S.A.: Ferguson: No Justice in the American Police State
Saturday, August 23 @ 00:33:58 UTC
By Paul Craig Roberts
August 23, 2014
- There are reports that American police kill 500 or more Americans every year. Few of these murdered Americans posed a threat to police.
Police murder Americans for totally implausible reasons. For example, a few days before Michael Brown was gunned down in Ferguson, John Crawford picked up a toy gun from a WalMart shelf in the toy department and was shot and killed on the spot by police goons.
It appears that the murder of Michael Brown did not satisfy the blood lust of the goon thug cop murderers. Less than four miles from Ferguson, goon thugs murdered another black man on August 19. The police claims of "threat" are disproved by the video of the murder.
You can see the entire scene much better here. This is a clear case of outright murder of a man by our Nazi Gestapo police.
The police then handcuff their dead victim.
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Inside U.S.A.: American State of the Union: A Festival of Lies
Friday, January 31 @ 07:05:03 UTC
By Glen Ford
January 30, 2014 -
"When you say 'jobs,' he says tax cuts – just like the Republicans, only Obama first cites the pain of the unemployed, so that you know he cares."
"Believe it," said the current Prevaricator-in-Chief, in the conclusion to his
litany lies. President Obama's specialty, honed to theatrical near-perfection over five disastrous years, is in crafting the sympathetic lie, designed to suspend disbelief among those targeted for oblivion, through displays of empathy for the victims. In contrast to the aggressive insults and bluster employed by Republican political actors, whose goal is to incite racist passions against the Other, the sympathetic Democratic liar disarms those who are about to be sacrificed by pretending to feel their pain.
Barack Obama, who has presided over the sharpest increases in economic inequality in U.S. history, adopts the persona of public advocate, reciting wrongs inflicted by unseen and unknown forces that have "deepened" the gap between the rich and the rest of us and "stalled" upward mobility. Having spent half a decade stuffing tens of trillions of dollars into the accounts of an ever shrinking gaggle of financial capitalists, Obama declares this to be "a year of action" in the opposite direction. "Believe it." And if you do believe it, then crown him the Most Effective Liar of the young century.
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Inside U.S.A.: Gun Rights: From the Black Panthers to the NRA
Tuesday, July 31 @ 11:27:21 UTC
State Violence, Individual Violence
By Patrick Higgins
July 30, 2012 -
Just as misplaced debates about civilian gun control were emerging in the wake of the massacre in Aurora, a billboard was raised in Idaho by a libertarian organization placing the face of the Aurora shooting suspect beside that of President Obama. The text surrounding James Holmes's reads: "KILLS 12 IN A MOVIE THEATER WITH AN ASSAULT RIFLE. EVERYONE FREAKS OUT." The text surrounding Obama's reads: "KILLS THOUSANDS WITH HIS FOREIGN POLICY. WINS NOBEL PEACE PRIZE."
The reaction of the Village Voice—"extremely offensive," one headline states—to the billboard is exemplary of the chronic softness of liberalism on issues of war. In the media overall, this softness has led to the current emphasis on civilian gun control, which is an emphasis that is now actively removing the spotlight from the violence of the state while increasing fear of the general public. Surely the Village Voice that hosted the late, great Alexander Cockburn would never have so unforgivably favored etiquette over truth.
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Inside U.S.A.: How Liberty Was Lost
Wednesday, April 25 @ 15:25:41 UTC
By Paul Craig Roberts
April 25, 2012 -
When did things begin going wrong in America?
"From the beginning," answer some. English colonists, themselves under the thumb of a king, exterminated American Indians and stole their lands, as did late 18th and 19th century Americans. Over the course of three centuries the native inhabitants of America were dispossessed, just as Israelis have been driving Palestinians off their lands since 1948.
Demonization always plays a role. The Indians were savages and the Palestinians are terrorists. Any country that can control the explanation can get away with evil.
I agree that there is a lot of evil in every country and civilization. In the struggle between good and evil, religion has at times been on the side of evil. However, the notion of moral progress cannot so easily be thrown out.
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Inside U.S.A.: Why Cant Americans Have Democracy?
Sunday, March 04 @ 19:54:08 UTC
By Paul Craig Roberts
March 03, 2012 -
Global Research
Syria has a secular government as did Iraq prior to the american invasion. Secular governments are important in Arab lands in which there is division between Sunni and Shi'ite. Secular governments keep the divided population from murdering one another.
When the american invasion, a war crime under the Nuremberg standard set by the US after WW II, overthrew the Saddam Hussein secular government, the Iraqi Sunnis and Shi'ites went to war against one another. The civil war between Iraqis saved the american invasion. Nevertheless, enough Sunnis found time to fight the american occupiers of Iraq that the US was never able to occupy Bagdad, much less Iraq, no matter how violent and indiscriminate the US was in the application of force.
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Inside U.S.A.: Obama Humiliates the Black Caucus and They Pretend Not to Notice
Monday, October 03 @ 08:22:12 UTC
By BAR executive editor Glen Ford
October 03, 2011 -
"Obama has very publicly commanded them to shut up and perform what he believes is their only legitimate function: to get him re-elected."
This magazine spent much of the 2008 presidential campaign warning that reflexive, unquestioning, uncomplaining support for Barack Obama would render African Americans politically irrelevant
for the next four years
. "About 90 percent of Black America has allied itself with a candidate that never promised them a damn thing," we wrote, back on April Fools Day, 2008. One year before, in Selma, Alabama, Obama had first deployed his pseudo-Baptist preacher delivery to announce that Blacks had already come "
90 percent of the way
" towards equality, strongly inferring that his election would take us the other ten percent of the way, while simultaneously sending "a signal to whites that the days of Black racial agitation were nearly over."
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Inside U.S.A.: Barack Obama and the Debt Crisis: a Successful Con Game Explained
Monday, August 08 @ 00:06:07 UTC
By Bruce A. Dixon
August 08, 2011 -
The phony debt ceiling crisis was, from beginning to end, a con. It was an elaborate and successful hoax in which the nation's first black president, the Democratic and Republican parties, Wall Street and corporate media all played indispensable parts. The object of the supposed "crisis" was to short circuit public opinion, existing law, democratic process and traditions of public oversight, in order to deal fatal blows to Medicaid, Medicare, social security, job growth and public expenditures for the common good. It worked. We've been conned.
President Barack Obama as First Actor in the Con
The key actor in the con was and is Barack Obama, leader of the Democratic party and president of the United States. When the Bush and Obama administrations bailed out the banksters in 2008, 2009 and 2010 they didn't print new warehouses of greenbacks and send them over in a fleet of trucks. The Federal Reserve simply opened its spreadsheets, and wrote numbers with lots of zeroes crediting the banksters' accounts. It literally created the new money by giving it away, and next proceeded to borrow those funds back from the banksters at interest. The debt ceiling crisis was nothing but those same banksters twirling their mustaches and oinking "Well, we don't think you (the government that created the money by giving it to them) can really afford to repay all these loans you've been taking out... We might have to downgrade your credit rating..."
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Inside U.S.A.: AMERICA: Y UR PEEPS B SO DUM?
Thursday, December 09 @ 14:21:50 UTC
Ignorance and courage in the age of Lady Gaga
By Joe Bageant
Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico
December 07, 2010 -
If you hang out much with thinking people, conversation eventually turns to the serious political and cultural questions of our times. Such as: How can the Americans remain so consistently brain-fucked? Much of the world, including plenty of Americans, asks that question as they watch U.S. culture go down like a thrashing mastodon giving itself up to some Pleistocene tar pit.
Teabags One explanation might be the effect of 40 years of deep fried industrial chicken pulp, and 44 ounce Big Gulp soft drinks. Another might be pop culture, which is not culture at all of course, but marketing. Or we could blame it on digital autism: Ever watch commuter monkeys on the subway poking at digital devices, stroking the touch screen for hours on end? That wrinkled Neolithic brows above the squinting red eyes?
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Inside U.S.A.: A Greater Threat Than the Terrorists: TSA's Gestapo Empire
Wednesday, November 24 @ 18:21:40 UTC
By Paul Craig Roberts
November 24, 2010 -
It doesn't take a bureaucrat long to create an empire. John Pistole, the FBI agent who took over the Transportation Security Administration on July 1 told USA Today 16 days later that protecting trains and subways from terrorist attacks will be as high a priority for him as air travel.
It is difficult to imagine New Yorkers being porno-screened and sexually groped on crowed subway platforms or showing up an hour or two in advance for clearance for a 15 minute subway ride, but once bureaucrats get the bit in their teeth they take absurdity to its logical conclusion. Buses will be next, although it is even more difficult to imagine open air bus stops turned into security zones with screeners and gropers inspecting passengers before they board.
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Inside U.S.A.: America's Tea Party Phenomenon
Sunday, October 24 @ 16:40:38 UTC
By Stephen Lendman
October 24, 2010
Tea Party.org calls itself "a grassroots movement (for making Americans aware of) any issue that challenges the security, sovereignty, or domestic tranquility of our beloved nation, the United States of America. From our founding, the Tea Party is the voice of the true owners of the United States, WE THE PEOPLE."
More below about these PEOPLE, and their deep-pocketed ability to manipulate minds effectively with considerable right wing media support.
Another web site headlines "Tea Party Patriots, Official Home of the American Tea Party Movement, A community committed to standing together, shoulder to shoulder, to protect our country and the Constitution upon which we were founded!"
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Like many others on Saturday, I walked across the Squiggly Bridge to use the walkway on the south side of the river.
On reaching Springfield Quay, a high fence prevented us from proceeding any further. I followed the crowd until we managed to get back on to the walkway only to find another barrier at the top of the stairs to the Squinty Bridge.
Fortunately, I was able to climb over this barrier but there were elderly people who could not and had to turn around and walk back. It seems the walkway is the private property of the residents of Festival Park.
They obviously don't share the view that Glasgow is the friendly city.
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Park lark
I HAD to smile as I watched the Games on TV and the great and the good of BBC Sport got into full stride.
As the marathon runners headed into one of the city's great parks, up popped the caption - 'Bella Houston'.
If only the clearly non-Scottish prodution bod had checked with the Glasgow tea-lady, Mary Hill...
Bruce Robertson
Via e-mail
Hospital staff
Should there not be even more staff on at the weekends to cope with the demands on hospitals at this time?
Hospitals cannot and should not have the same conditions as other institutions that close at the weekends.
They are dealing with people, not commodities, they must be available, fully staffed, at all times.
Rosemary Keery
Via e-mail
Grave repairs
I would like to congratulate the four workers in Riddrie Park that are fixing vandalised grave stones.
It's just a shame that the trees that have fallen on other stones have not yet been removed.
Thomas Smith
Via email
Water hydrants
Youngsters have been setting off hydrants (Friday) in summer for years.
Surely someone can design a valve only the fire service can activate.
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Ping-Pong At SeaPing-Pong At Sea (1997) Season 1 Episode 34-5392- I Am Weasel Cartoon Episode Guide
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- I Am Weasel Cartoon Episode Guide
- Hanna-Barbera Studios
- Cartoon Characters: I. M. Weasel, I. R. Baboon, Joe Morocco, Sailor Lady, Fan, Madame DeBarge, Sportscaster, Man.
- Originally Released in 1997.
- Season: 1
- Color
- Running Time: 6 minutes.
Cartoon Summary:
The Women's Naval Auxiliary is holding a fundraiser Ping-Pong match on its aircraft carrier. When a freak accident eliminates its star play, it calls in retired Ping-Pong great I.R. Weasel. A furious baboon worms his way into the match, and the two face off across the table.
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