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 The FCC Should  Require All Airlines To Serve  Food On All Flights Over 2 Hours Long. This present policy by the Airlines of no serving of food on flights is unacceptable  on long flights over 2 hours , a lot of time your on the tarmac for a lengthily stay and the time allotted for the security check in , the Airlines are giving you less an less for your money these days ,and God forbid you call the flight attendant stewardess you can forget about any service . The FFC should step in  right now and demand that meals once again be served ,and  all what were talking about is a T. V. frozen diner .

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Men may we be the first to suggest that when swimming  in Lake Lou Yaeger In Illinois you should  wearing a  jock strap with a steel  cup

When biologists say the pacu eats nuts, they may be correct in more ways than one.

The pacu, a toothy fish that can weigh up to 55 pounds, has been spotted in Lake Lou Yaeger in Illinois, KSDK reports.

Responding to a report that a fisherman had reeled in a piranha on June 7, lake superintendent Jim Caldwell brought the fish to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, where it was identified as a pacu. Some reports say another pacu was seen a couple of weeks later.

Caldwell said he is still swimming in the lake nearly every day. Pacus primarily eat nuts, aquatic vegetation and snails, he told KDSK, and pose no real threat to humans.

Residents of Papua New Guinea may beg to differ. There, according to British fisherman Jeremy Wade, the pacu is known as the “ball cutter.” In 2011, Wade said locals informed him that two fisherman had died from blood loss after something in the water had bitten off their testicles, according to the Metro.

“The locals told me that this thing was like a human in the water, biting at the testicles of fishermen,” Wade said.

Wade determined that the perpetrator was the pacu, which is known for having human-like teeth. The angler did note that such attacks are uncommon.

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NEW YORK, July 6 (Reuters) – In the battle of the “latke” versus the cheeseburger, a federal judge has let it be known that the two cannot be confused.

A famed New York City kosher deli    beat back a challenge from the Heart Attack Grill of Las Vegas over its naming of cardiac-themed concoctions.

A federal judge in Manhattan ruled on Thursday that the 2nd Avenue Deli may keep selling its “Instant Heart Attack” sandwich and launch a “Triple Bypass” version, noting clear differences between the deli and the Heart Attack Grill.

The 2nd Avenue Deli’s potato pancake- and meat-based sandwiches pose little risk of customer confusion with the Heart Attack Grill, which sells giant cheeseburgers and fries cooked in lard, U.S. District Court Judge Paul Engelmayer said.

The decision is a victory for the 2nd Avenue Deli, which under the threat of litigation in May 2011 had sought a ruling that it did not infringe any Heart Attack Grill trademarks.

Engelmayer said “it is safe to say” even unsophisticated customers could readily differentiate between a Manhattan kosher deli selling latke-based sandwiches and a medically-themed Las Vegas restaurant selling “gluttonous” cheeseburgers.

The judge also noted that the 2nd Avenue Deli, being kosher, cannot serve sandwiches that include both meat and cheese, such as the Triple Bypass burger.

The 2nd Avenue Deli’s $24.95 sandwich consists of two potato pancakes, known as latkes, stuffed with corned beef, pastrami, salami or turkey.

“I’m really happy that we were vindicated,” said Joshua Lebewohl, co-owner of the 2nd Avenue Deli. “This is a fight that was not of our choosing, and our customers are the true victors.”

Following the court decision, he said the Triple Bypass, including three latkes, was to go on sale on Friday for $34.95.

The Heart Attack Grill had conceded during the litigation that the New York deli could be entitled to “limited” use of the disputed names. Engelmayer limited the 2nd Avenue Deli’s use of the disputed names to restaurants in Manhattan.

In a statement, the Heart Attack Grill said the decision confirms that it can retain “unbridled use of its trademarks throughout the entire United States.”

Lebewohl said his late uncle Abe, who established the 2nd Avenue Deli in 1954 and whose 1996 murder remains unsolved, came up with the idea for the Instant Heart Attack.

*The case is Lebewohl et al v. Heart Attack Grill LLC et al, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 11-03153. (Reporting By Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by Martha Graybow and Leslie Adler)

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18. put on your big boy pants

17. Spot On

16 .Sweet

15   Back in the day

14.at the end of the day

13.I’ll rip you a new one

12 Its All Good

11.I got your back

10.his (her) way or the hi -way

9.he got the skills 

8.he got the tools

7 Throw him under the bus

6.kick him to the curb

5 24/7

3. your done 

2.I get it

1 And the top expression that irks me is : IT IS WHAT IT IS

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CAMI UNDERGOES SURGERY TO CORRECT HEMATOMA , ON MONDAY CAMI UNDERWENT EMERGENCY SURGERY TO ELIMINATE 2 HEMATOMAS FROM EACH EAR.THE SURGERY WENT WELL TWO DRAINSWERE INSTALLED IN EACH EAR TO DRAIN THE BLOOD PUSS AND FLUID AWAY.SHE IS WEARING AN ELIZABETHAN COLLAR NOW AND IS EXPECTED TO RECOVER.

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