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The Aussie only gave me a hard time only in good fun though. Pretty much a barrel of laughs. Not much drinking goin on, unless you brought your own. The keg was tapped at 6 pm and shut off at 10 pm sharp. The lights went out at 11 pm. A couple of Hawaiins and Aussies turned me onto some hashish which was nice.
Didn't see any tigers but I did see a panther one night right below my hut. Scared the **** out of me cuz there was no way to block the steps to your hit. One night I was woken up by some monkees fighting just outside my hut. Sounded like someone being skinned alive.
Ironically I didn't get one scratch at G Land but hours before I was to get on the plane home I got clipped in a chest high barrel at Uluwatu and came up with my back looking like hamburger. I extended the 5 hour layover in Amsterdamn to 2 days to ease the pain. Eeeww! That's another trip altogether.
But 3rd world tropical doesn't bother me. I enjoy the laid back slow pace. I spent six months in Costa Rica prior to that trip.
Surfed 15 ft Jersey just as it went offshore after hurricane Bertha passed by us 100 mile off the coast in 94 I believe it was. By dark it was 10 foot. Next day waist high.
I'm not Gleason. Whatched him grow up and he thanked me for calling him a p*ssy when he was young and the waves got big. Not Rol but he's a friend. The Hoppers were a little older than me. Live up the street from me. Some of the most raw talent I've ever seen those two. They moved to Cal. Dave is still rippin and Doug got spracked out on the H. He's sober now and a family man weekend surfer.
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That's just obnoxious bro... Why take shots at a man that died way to young?
I'm with you on the worship of the famous thing. I don't give a sh*t about the famous the same way they don't care about me.
But he (according to everyone that knew him) was a great man. And he did a lot for the less fortunate. Same way you say you spend your free time.
As far as promoting violence. He's spoke out publicly against violence and the mob.
He met this dude from Trenton at a Burger King in Bordentown, NJ, and started to hang out on Stuyvesant Avenue with the Sex, Money, Murder blood set. That's where he learned how to turn 5 Hour Energy into a freebase oil. And that was the end of him.
Last year, practically every NJ, PA, and Delaware WAWA had a warning picture of him posted at the counter because he used to steal the 5 Hour Energy drinks from there. There and Indian-owned News/Tobacco shops. They used to call the oil - 125 Hour Energy. I believe he spoke of this some time ago. Him and that Cheeseburger guy.
I don't know if he became a beat-in memeber of that gang, but he spent all of his time with them. And the hos from the neighborhood just loved him. But his 125 Hour Energy took him to low places of dirty coitus, shoplifting, and other crimes unmentionable. He overdosed on a combination of 125 Hour Energy, Red Bull and Shirley Temples. An autopsy revealed he had HIV, HEP A, HEP B, HEP C, Merca, Lyme Disease, Syphillis, SARS, and rabies........oh and sickle cell anemia
Jun 23, 2013, 05:38 PM #47
And he might have publicly spoken out against violence, but we all know people are way more influenced by fictional tv characters than the person behind the mask. I mean look at all the idiots who support Obama and his total act, but don't really care what he does when the camera is not on him.
I like how people talk aboot celebrities like they know them or something. Seeing some dude on a screen doesn't mean you "know" them.
Oh Archy, I wasn't trying to be cool by dropping North Jersey names. I don't really know any of those dudes. I just spent alot of time reading East Coast Surfer between masturbating while I was a teen. So I beacme familiar with the names. Also, I was a semi-proud memeber of the CNJ-ESA back in the Gary Clayton/Don Tarrant era. So, I've been around some of those dudes. Like, Brian Kelly even talked to me once !!!! How aboot that?
I'm going to use my Encyclopedia Brown skills to find out your identity. You aren't the ghost of that Malter Maier Althaus guy are you? Or whatever the hell that dude's name was. Anderson? Stabley? Kevin Casey? Jimmy Hines? Roger Jerffry(ies)? Corey Booker? One of the Jonas Brothers? Wow, there's a lot going on up in North Jersey, huh?
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Archy, you know the Hoppers? Your the first person I have seen that remembers Doug and Dave. Man they could rip and both had great style. I'm around the same age as and would surf with them up at Sandy hook in the early to mid eighties. I remember seeing those two with Ellie and Wayne paddling out to some giant surf at the cove. So big that it wasn't hitting the point but breaking wide and way outside. We were deluded into thinking we were hot up and commers until one day when we met the hoppers who knocked us way down really fast, lol.


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i Ordered 6 golf carts form them, and threr was a problem, so they credited back my money and tried again. same thing this time. and the next time. finally it went through.... the next day her credit card company call me and asked if i had ordered a black mink rug from peters discount store..... i said "Hell NO'' the credit card company them pulled the pin, and i canceled my credit card!!!!
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Transit U.S.A., Formerly US-1 Van Lines Of Florida, Inc.650 NW 105th St. Miami, Florida United States of America
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movers would show up between 8pm and 9pm to pack and move my things.
Prior to this I had been speaking with my sales rep Anthony. I advised
Anthony that I will be packing some of the items myself and the rest
will need to be packed. I also advised Anthony that I will be adding my
comic books to my move. I told Anthony that I will pack them myself and
that there should be no problem for the movers since there was so many
to pack. I packed my comics into 2 large flat plastic crates and 1 extra large plastic crate
and other smaller sized plastic crates and stacked them up. [continued below]....
He had me sign the paperwork before he started loading everything. He went over the insurance policies with me and at that time I told him everything that is valuable I packed myself and was certain they would not get damaged, and that they were too heavy to be stolen. I then pointed at the plastic crates of my comics, and signed the paperwork. The mover advised me that I needed to watch him tag everything with his sticker gun and make sure he logged it on the paperwork. I watched him tag everything in the living room and dining room; among these items were my comics that I had packed myself. They were listed as items #129, #130, #134 all saying PBOW (Packed by owner) The entire first page was done before he started moving things out of the apartment, he wanted to do this a room at a time. When he tried to pick up the boxes I had packed he then told me that they were too heavy and that they would get crushed. I argued with the mover and told him that 2 of these crates were flat plastic crates and it didn't matter if they got crushed or not, I also advised him that he was the one putting the things into the truck and that he should not put it on the bottom.
He then told me that what he will do for me is put them into US-1 van line book boxes so that they will be better protected and that he will give me those boxes for free. He then started unpacking the crates I had packed myself and put them into 12 US-1 Van Lines book boxes. The other two movers with him asked him to come outside and look in the truck. They left and chatted outside. The mover came back and told me that I needed to go get more $$ because I had exceeded my space more than 3times as much. I argued with him again that I had not and that all of my stuff had previously fitted into a small uhaul truck professionally packed, there was no way that the space had increased. He then held up the paperwork that I had already signed saying that I have to pay half right then because I signed it. Pissed off I said fine and went to the ATM. I came back with cash and told him that I can't get anymore out of the ATM due to my daily limit and that the only thing I can do is write a personal check. I could not call anyone at US-1 Van lines because by then it was 12am and guess what no one was there. Upon my return all my things had been taken out of the apartment and NO I was NOT there to verify that what he wrote on the sheet was accurate. I was not allowed to verify anything in the truck and when I asked where are the comics you unpacked he told me they were noted on the first sheet. I told him that the only thing the first sheet said was small box, med box, china box, and asked how was I to know what was in those boxes. He then assured me that since he had been doing this for 14years that he had everything on this sheet and that I can call Monday to have my order double checked if it would make me feel better.
I called first thing Monday after that and NO ONE would return my call. I spoke to my sales rep, Anthony and explained what happended, he suggested that I send him an email so he could forward it to his supervisor. I sent an email June 2nd and NO ONE read it. Anthony did not forward it to his supervisor, and so I continued to call for 3 weeks. That 4th week I get a call from Lisa who says that she hasn't had a chance to look at my order and that she will have to check it. I explained this entire situation to her and requested that my order be checked and that I get a discount because I did not find it appropriate that the mover unpacked things I asked him not to and then made me leave the premises to get him cash, and on top of that he took a crap in my toilet and left it dirty, only for my apartment complex to call and charge me; that was embarassing. Lisa told me that she will call me back after she has checked my order. Two months went by before I was able to speak to Lisa again. She had not checked my order at all and then she told me all she could do was give me a courtesy discount because I felt the mover had wrongfully unpacked my things. Lisa then explained to me that she wasn't trying t avoid me and that her father had passed away and she was out for a period of time. I sympathize with her I really do, but as a professional company why wasn't there anyone left in charge in her place to give m a call and say I checked your order and these things are not here. Where was the customer service. I was denied my right as a customer to speak to ANYONE in charge for 3months, and I was informed, when I asked to speak to Ted, the mover, that he was no longer with US-1 Van lines.
I get my things delivered and the movers (different people) show up and tell me to make sure that they give me everything that's marked on the list. I made sure that I did that. After unloading everything, the mover attempted to leave and I stopped them and said, I missing the legs to my couches. The movers tried to tell me that I didn't have any legs to my couches because they weren't noted on the sheet. I then threw back at them that nothing is noted in detail on this sheet, and that why would I have a couch with no legs. I made them go look in their truck for my couch legs and guess what there they were in an unmarked box with US-1 Van lines (book boxes) on it. We opened the box and there were my couch legs. This box was not noted on the inventory sheet at all and yet it belonged to me. The mover also brought out another book box with no sticker on it and we opened it, and some of my comics were in it. The mover then said he had nothing else in the truck like that and suggested that I open everything and then file a claim. It took me 2 days to open everything and I was FURIOUS that NONE of the comics he unpacked, with the exception of that one box the mover found was there. I called for 2 weeks straight until Allen called me back. He advised that I send a letter so that they can search for my comics and I did. Allen advised me that it will take 30days for them to search for me. Allen called me back 2 weeks later and said that they are gone and that either US-1 gave them away to a wrong customer or they were stolen. I then advised Allen that I cannot get some of those comics back, some of them were given to me by my Parents and Grandparents. Allen asked me if I had a list of them, I said no, but I could get a list of the ones that I had purchased from the comic shop I bought them from. I have included a list of the comics with values.
I did not appreciate the letter I received signed by a John Wagner in your claims department saying that I never had these boxes and that I should settle for $63 and leave US-1 Van lines alone. I called that same day, and no one seems to know who John Wagner is, no one out of the 7 people I spoke to in September knows who this person is. I honsetly believe that the initial mover stole from me and I want to be reinbursed for lack of customer service and denying me my rights as a customer.
I think it is fair to have full value of these comics because I strongly believe that the initial mover stole them. There was no reason for him to unpack them and it's proof in itself that the mover did not mark all of my boxes due to the fact that I received 2 boxes of my things not noted on my inventory list. I also believe that since I was denied my rights as a customer for 3 months that you should pay full value for these comics. The prices are raited via Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide fair condition. Fair condition is the second to lowest value for these comics, and some of them were in mint condition. They stole from me and are now saying that I was never a client!
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Mesa County Fair organizers are looking for volunteers.
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Regency Furniture False Advertising during Labor Day 2010 Weekend Sale Fredericksburg, Virginia
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I went into Regency Furniture store in Fredericksburg, VA on Sep 4th to purchase an additional piece for my couch. I wanted to buy the ottoman and I knew the price of the item was approximately $259.
As I got closer to the doors I saw huge signs that said Half Off Everything. I was excited! I met with my sales person and she said the item was $219 and I knew that couldn't be. So I asked about the pricing and she said that Half Off meant Half Off the manufacturer's price (as if I had that info readily available to me!).
So I spoke with the manager and he gave me all these other stories of other people angry because they wanted half off furniture also. [continued below]....
I explained to the manager that EVERYTHING meant everything in the store because the sign did not state otherwise.
Here is some important info: A rep from the main office called me a few mins ago to tell me that the MSRP was $438 and the Half Off price is $219!! She said that the tag behind the sales tag said $438!! THIS IS A LIE!!
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LINTON -- Multiple AirEvac helicopters were scrambled to Greene County General Hospital early Tuesday morning as police sought a reported hit-and-run driver who struck a crowd of pedestrians and seriously injured four near the Greene-Sullivan State Forest.
According to police, the driver was last seen near the Greene-Sullivan State Forest. The accident occurred shortly before midnight.
Details were only emerging shortly after 2 a.m. on Tuesday, with the names of the victims and the still-sought suspect not yet released by police.
"They haven't told me much of anything," said Greene County Sheriff's Department Dispatcher Sara Turner.
Just after 1 a.m., what was reported as an expected four AirEvac helicopters were landing at Greene County General Hospital where members of the Linton Fire Department and other emergency medical technicians were readying to airlift what was reported as four injured patients.
"I'm not sure on the count of the injured," said Charles Misner, a security guard at Greene County General Hospital, as he patrolled the parking lot which had been cleared for one of the three incoming choppers at 1:30 a.m.
It was believed a total of six helicopters were going to land for the victims.
Ultimately, however, only four helicopters landed. Turner said initial reports suggested only four victims, three children and one an adult.
Their gender, names, and ages were not immediately available at press time.
However, three of those treated were reportedly children bound for Riley Hospital in Indianapolis, while a fourth was an adult.
"Four injured, to my knowledge, yes," Turner said. "I've not been given any information. I believe there was only four helicopters coming in."
Standing across the road from the hospital, Linton's Jordan Gibbs scrolled through his phone worriedly, attempting to contact friends he'd heard might have been involved and getting no answer.
"We heard it was friends of ours from Dugger," he explained. "We came out here to find out what we could. Nobody's picking up. It just goes to voicemail."
Greene County Paramedic Supervisor Scott Fleck confirmed only four were airlifted, but stated he was limited on comment because of HIPPA privacy laws.
The vehicle, believed to be a older model GMC S-10 blue or black truck with a camper shell and front end damage, was being sought by multiple Greene, Clay and Sullivan law enforcement agencies across the tri-county area.
The truck was believed to have struck a guard rail, resulting in damage on the truck's left side. The truck was reported to be missing an entire front headlight on the same side, and to have square headlight casings.
No plate description nor description of the driver was immediately available, police said.
Upon fleeing, the truck is believed to have drug a substantial amount of debris behind it, per police.


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By SUSAN SPANO
Published: June 8, 1997
EARLY one morning in May, I found a $:10 note on the floor of a phone booth in Paddington Station in London. I was on my way to the wild uplands of Dartmoor National Park in the West Country of England, said to be frequented by pixies and ghosts -- so I fancied that one of their kind had left it for me. It almost paid for the $:12 bank holiday surcharge (about $20.50) levied on my train ticket to the Devonshire town of Exeter (regularly about $62 round trip), just east of the national park.
In Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's ''Hound of the Baskervilles,'' Dr. Watson calls Dartmoor ''the most God-forsaken corner of the world.'' Legend has it that the Devil himself stopped for a drink at the Tavistock Inn in the village of Poundsgate, and that the moors are booby-trapped with fens, mires and deep ooze pits called ''feather beds'' covered by inviting green moss. In winter, the snow can get so deep that people use the tops of hedge rows as paths, and walkers caught in fog on the moors can wander in circles for days.
But only a Dr. Watson could fail to see the beauty of the place where Conan Doyle spent many pleasurable hours tramping over lonely, gorse-covered moors and scaling bizarrely shaped granite tors as high as 2,000 feet.
King John made the area a royal forest in 1204; Edward III gave it to the Black Prince in 1337 (as part of the Duchy of Cornwall, which now includes 70,000 acres in the west part of Dartmoor and is held by Prince Charles); Victorian tourists wandered over it, inspired by nature-loving poets like Wordsworth; and in 1951, it became a 365-square-mile national park.
Nor is it forsaken. Stone rows, circles and beehive huts bear witness to prehistoric inhabitation, and today more than 30,000 people live within its boundaries on ancient freehold farms thought to predate Saxon times or in idyllic hamlets beside deeply set rivers, among them the East and West Dart, which join near the region's center at a spot appropriately called Dartmeet.
I'd be staying about three miles east of there, in Poundsgate, where I'd rented a cottage for a week (for $500) through a company in the United States called British Travel International, affiliated with English Country Cottages in Great Britain. With a full kitchen, sitting room, bath and two bedrooms upstairs (sleeping three in all), it was more than big enough for me.
Still, it was one of the cheapest offerings in the catalogue, which included rental properties all over England, and about a dozen within the national park. And I could tell from the photo that the place would be charming, with a thatched roof and a garden just across the lane.
British Travel International also got me a good deal on a rental car: a Volkswagen Polo, with a stick shift, from Kenning Car and Van Rental in Exeter for $183 a week, strikingly cheaper than the $211 to $266 I was quoted when I called several other Exeter rental firms directly. But contrary to what I'd been told by B.T.I., Kenning refused to pick me up at the train station, so I paid about $8.50 for a cab to the rental office. (The driver told me that his Tuesday walks on the moors are the only thing that gets him through the week.) And I had to sign a credit card slip for the cost of the car (about $19,000); the slip would be destroyed when I returned the car in one piece.
The Polo, Volkswagen's smallest car, was brand new, with only seven kilometers on the odometer, and hardly more than four feet wide. Normally, a vehicle's width wouldn't strike me as a significant feature. But in Dartmoor, the serpentine roads and old stone bridges are incredibly narrow, banked by high hedge rows that make you feel like a pinball in a slot. Visibility is nil, side view mirrors often get smashed, and when two cars meet, one driver has to back up. It took me a while to get used to driving on the left side in a car with a stick shift (which actually gave me more control), but it eventually was fun. Meanwhile, I hoped that once I saw the cottage it would be so nice I'd never want to leave.
It almost was. The cottage, called the Old Post Office, was uncontestably quaint, occupying the eastern third of a long narrow stone building dating from the 17th century. Its owners, a retired couple, Bill and Pat Anderson, lived in the larger section. It lay about 150 steps down the hill from the center of Poundsgate, a town of one auto repair shop, a little grocery, a campsite for recreational vehicles completely hidden in a vale and the Devil's own Tavistock Inn.
But what the picture in the catalogue hadn't suggested was the cottage's proximity to the main road across Dartmoor from Ashburton in the east to Princetown in the west. When you stepped out the front Dutch door, you saw hedge rows, smelled flowers, heard sheep bleating in the pasture next door -- and were virtually in the middle of the road, dodging cars. Bill and Pat later told me that after having lived there for 11 years, they were planning to move, in part because the situation of the cottage had finally got to them. But I could understand why it had taken that long; in all other respects, the place was enchanting.


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Today, it's time for a two-fer. I follow political cartoons during the week and try to choose the one that's not too partisan. I lean towards one that speaks more about finance or the economy. But this week, I can't choose between the final two. The gap between rich and poor is growing. It's more and more clear we are losing our middle class. I'm not suggesting a revolution is around the corner, only that when people have nothing left to lose, the results can be tragic. I've been paying attention to the economy for over 30 years, and I don't recall such an awful jobless recovery.
The tax code is complicated, and unfortunately, there are few changes that simplify the code. Instead, every change brings with it a series of unintended consequences. One of the changes in the tax code that will come under a Republican administration is the capping of the itemized deduction. For the most part, the itemized deductions include Mortgage Interest, Property Tax, Investment Interest, State Income Tax, and Charitable Donations. Before we continue, let me share the average itemized deduction across different income groups.
The proposal is to cap itemized deductions at $17,000. You can see, this won't impact those with adjusted gross incomes under $60,000, which is certainly a good thing, but even those who are in the $60K-$200K family income range will get hit. The whole tax plan isn't out yet, but it's rumored to include an across the board rate cut. It remains to be seen what this combination will do to the tax bills overall. Aside from these specifics, we have no hint what the fate of the AMT will be or whether the taxation of Social Security will be adjusted to a more reasonable phase-in or even eliminated altogether. No judgement here, the plan may actually be a good thing, we just don't have the full story yet.
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I saw a few minutes of a speech President Obama recently gave. Here's the paragraph that seems to be getting the focus:
"If you were successful, somebody along the line gave you some help. There was a great teacher somewhere in your life. Somebody helped to create this unbelievable American system that we have that allowed you to thrive. Somebody invested in roads and bridges. If you've got a business. you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen. The Internet didn't get invented on its own. Government research created the Internet so that all the companies could make money off the Internet."
While that was what was what the news liked to show, the speech continued:
"The point is, is that when we succeed, we succeed because of our individual initiative, but also because we do things together. There are some things, just like fighting fires, we don't do on our own. I mean, imagine if everybody had their own fire service. That would be a hard way to organize fighting fires.
So we say to ourselves, ever since the founding of this country, you know what, there are some things we do better together. That's how we funded the GI Bill. That's how we created the middle class. That's how we built the Golden Gate Bridge or the Hoover Dam. That's how we invented the Internet. That's how we sent a man to the moon. We rise or fall together as one nation and as one people, and that's the reason I'm running for president – because I still believe in that idea. You're not on your own, we're in this together."
All in all, this sounded like "we're all in this together, and even those who are successful had the opportunity and the work of those before them which helped their success." If you take a step back, this isn't an insult, it's a fact. Warren Buffet was a student of Benjamin Graham. Graham authored the bible of investing titled Security Analysis. He also wrote the more easily read The Intelligent Investor. Is Buffet not a self-made man? Of course he is, but he'll be the first to pay homage to his mentor, Ben Graham. Bill Gates founded Microsoft, but you knew that. A software company can't exist without hardware, the processor it runs on. Gates is no less a success for this fact, it's just a truism, he built on what came before him, and he did so very, very successfully. I think it's fair to say that anyone who is successful would be happy to point to a teacher, a mentor, someone they look up to as a positive influence. The US is a land of opportunity, and to suggest that there was someone before you who literally paved the road so people could drive to your business or bridge so your town is accessible takes nothing away from that success.
Back to the President's speech. This is the soundbite the media has latched onto – "If you've got a business. you didn't build that. Somebody else made that happen." A WTF moment. Parse out the sentence, "You didn't build that." "That" refers to the roads and bridges from the prior sentence.
Now, Romney, instead of ignoring an ignorant out of context clip, hops on the bandwagon, "to suggest that Steve Jobs didn't build Apple……"
Mr Romney, I'd expect more from you, sir. I'd expect you to read the whole Obama speech, understand his message, and not hop on the ignorance train. Because you've already stepped on your own feet. You're not concerned about the poor, but no context changes that. That particular speech you gave made it clear. That speech showed that you are very disconnected from the population you wish to govern. Larry Kudlow (CNBC program host) – I'm surprised at you as well, repeating the out of context few words and ignoring the spirit of the speech.


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Genetically engineered foods have had foreign genes (genes from other plants or animals) inserted into their genetic codes.
Genetic engineering can be done with plants, animals, or bacteria and other microorganisms. We have bred plants and animals for thousands of years to produce the desired traits. For example, we produced dogs ranging from poodles to Great Danes, and roses from sweet-smelling miniatures to today's long-lasting, but scent-free reds.
Selective breeding over time created these wide variations, but the process depended on nature to produce the desired gene. Humans then chose to mate individual animals or plants that carried that gene in order to make the desired characteristics more common or more pronounced.
We have been genetically engineering plants since the 1990s. Genetic engineering allows scientists to speed this process up by moving desired genes from one plant into another, or even from an animal to a plant or vice versa.
Bioengineered foods; GMOs; Genetically modified foods
Potential benefits of genetically engineered food include:
Potential risks include:
Tomatoes, potatoes, squash, corn, and soybeans have been genetically altered through biotechnology. Many more foods contain engineered ingredients and more are being developed. Check with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) -- www.fda.gov for more information.
The Food and Drug Administration regulates production and labeling of genetically engineered foods. Some people have raised concerns that the genes from one food that are inserted into another food may cause an
In January 2001, the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition proposed that developers of bioengineered food submit scientific and safety information to the FDA at least 120 days before the food is sold. Further details on these foods may be found on the FDA website.
In addition to the FDA, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) regulate bioengineered plants and animals.
Genetically engineered foods are generally regarded as safe. There has not been enough testing, however, to ensure complete safety. There are no reports of illness or injury due to genetically engineered foods. Each new genetically engineered food will have to be judged individually.
Food and Drug Administration. Questions & Answers on Food from Genetically Engineered Plants. FDA.gov. www.fda.gov/food/foodscienceresearch/biotechnology/ucm346030.htm. Last updated July 22, 2014. Accessed Nov. 3, 2014.
Key S, Ma JK, Drake PM. Genetically modified plants and human health. J R Soc Med. 2008;101:290-8. PMID: 18515776 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18515776.
Sudak NL, Harvie J. Integrative strategies for planetary health. In: Rakel D, ed. Integrative Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 105.
United States Dept. of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. Biotechnology. Aphis.usda.gov. www.aphis.usda.gov/wps/portal/aphis/ourfocus/biotechnology. Accessed Nov. 3, 2014.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. EPA's Regulation of Biotechnology for Use in Pest Management, May 2014. Epa.gov. www.epa.gov/pesticides/biopesticides/reg_of_biotech/eparegofbiotech.htm. Accessed Nov. 3, 2014.
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Onboarding: How to Capture Your ROI After the Deployment
So you've done sufficient due diligence during the software acquisition to have confidence that the solution will meet your technical requirements and the solution has been deployed. Now what? Job #1 is to focus on meeting business objectives. Here are three motivating factors that should drive your focus.
Focus on Business Objectives
- Capture Revenue: You want to do business with your customers in new ways but your legacy platform(s) are preventing you from on-boarding them or supporting the business model effectively. You need to get them on the new platform …fast. The new system must provide rich features and capabilities. For example, direct support for all data formats, dynamic routing capabilities, communication protocols available allows you to say 'yes', we can do that…today. This translates into faster time to revenue. And ultimately, this agility will make you more competitive to win more business.
- Mitigate Risk: Your new platform provides security that ensures data is protected from loss and that sensitive data is protected. It enforces compliance with external and internal security controls for transparency and visibility, and industry compliance standards like PCI-DSS and customer SLAs. It also supports business continuity. In a 24/7 financial world, your business needs to be up and running at all times.
- Reduce Costs: The solution you choose should not only improve operations, but should also help cut costs. The new platform will make you more efficient in how you support customers. For example, you should be able to offer self-service value-add capabilities such as track-and-trace visibility for internal business users (or even customers themselves to eliminate delays, improve customer relations, and cut down on laborious support activities that are a bottleneck. Additionally, shutting down the legacy platform saves operational and license/maintenance costs.
Accelerating the migration off of your legacy platform and building a methodology for on-boarding will make this promised ROI a reality. During the vendor selection process, the vendor's solution for migration is equally as important as the technology itself. It's imperative that the vendor has the tools and experience to *finish* your migration….not just start it. And be skeptical; not all vendors can deliver on their promise. Without the ability to actually conclude your migration, the shiny new platform will sit idle and your customers are stuck on the old platform with continued costs, risks and bottlenecks.


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GM says it will start using base curb weights when calculating maximum payload
General Motors confirmed last week that the base curb weight of its trucks will now be used to calculate the payload offered by its various models.
Before, GM used the weight of the vehicle after removing certain elements such as the center console and bumpers, among others. This had the effect of increasing the maximum payload capacity of its mid- and full-size trucks.
This practice is also used by Ford who admitted that it removed the weight of the spare tire, the audio system and center console when calculating the payload rating of its Super Duty lineup. For their part, Ram, Nissan, and Toyota have said they use base curb weights when calculating payload.
Payload capacity dictates the total weight that a model is able to accommodate. It goes without saying that by removing some elements, the ratings are increased. General Motors said that payload based on base curb weights would be used on 2015 models of the Chevrolet Colorado and Silverado 1500, as well as GMC Sierra 1500 and Canyon models.
The maximum payload capacity offered by GM's HD lineup will also be adjusted to reflect their actual payload specs based on the new calculation.
On the other hand, a representative from Ford told American publication Automotive News that the manufacturer does not intend to review the way it calculates maximum payload.