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The Vacpan central vacuum sweep inlet revolutionized the central cleaning industry when it was developed and quickly became the most popular installation accessories for homeowners. Use your favorite broom to sweep debris from high traffic areas like the kitchen or mudroom then kick the Vacpan switch and dirt & dust will be carried away to the vacuum. Fast to operate, simple to connect and reliable to own. The Vacpan was originally called "the automatic dust pan" because it easily did away with the dirty and time consuming task of using a dust pan to collect the debris for disposal into the garbage can. A sweep inlet is often mounted in the base of cabinet or can be mounted into a regular stud wall. Connected with tubing to the main central vacuum the Vacpan activates the suction and opens an airflow valve by user operated toe switch. The Vacpan requires just a couple seconds to suction away debris and dust that is swept into the inlet.
Push the switch closed again and the vacuum system is turned off and the inlet valve is sealed. The Vacpan can be installed in new systems or added to existing central vacuum systems. Vacdepot also offers a self-contained Vacpan inlet system for homes without a central vacuum system. The Vacpan is available in four colors: VCPA01 Almond, VCPB01 Black, VCPW01 White & VCPSS01 Stainless Steel Finish. An optional flexible hose installation kit is also available.
The Vacpan became available for DIY'ers and homeowners to install and retrofit into existing systems in the very early 90's. It is now the most popular install accessories in all residential cleaning systems worldwide. The sweep inlet is nearing two decades of installations and is thought to be part of 9 in 10 of new domestic central vacuum installations. Thanks to it's prolificy the Vacpan has become refined and also lower in cost than the first models. Vacpan installation has also been streamlined and the availability of the new Vacpan rough-in has allowed a sweep inlet to be added in many homes where the central vacuum had already been installed.
Cleaner & Healthier The Vacpan does not require you to bend over to operate nor does it require you to lift or carry the dirt. Vacpans are dust-proof and eliminate allergens & lung damaging particles which effect those with asthma and allergies. A manual dust pan must be dumped into a garbage bag where ultra-fine dust will puff back and float in the air for hours. Each time anyone throws something more into the garbage bag more dust will be expelled into the air until the bag is removed and replaced. The Vacpan however will vacuum all the dirt and dust out of the living area. The visible debris will be carried out along with the submicron particles that are swept up. Large particles will be collected into the vacuum's bin and sub micron particles will be ejected outside the home through the exhaust vent for a cleaner and healthier home. Central vacuum cleaning is the only vacuuming system that provides 100% filtration, including the Vacpan sweep inlets.
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Standard installation of the Vacpan with Stainless Steel finish plate requires a minimum 2.75" height in the toe-kick area for cabinet installations (2.25" for Vacpans without the Stainless Steel finish plate). A 6.75" long and 1.75" tall slot is notched in the cabinet base against the floor. For in-wall installations a small section of bottom plate must be removed to allow installation directly against the floor as well as removal of the baseboard. Along with the suction connection the low-voltage control wire from the power unit is attached to two screws on top of the Vacpan. Sweep inlets are dry-fit using a friction connection and do not use glue. The Vacpan Install Guide is available for download. Note: VCPSS01 with Stainless Steel Finish Plate can not be used with the VCPQTP Vacpan Quick-Trim Plate. VCPSS01 must be installed into the cabinet or wall before the flex rough-in or PVC plumbing is connected.
The Vacpan sweep inlet increases your cleaning productivity by providing more access to your central cleaning system. Keep high traffic floors like your kitchen, mudroom or entry clean without the need to get your hose and cleaning tools. The Vacpan will conveniently carry away swept dirt and debris along with dust and submicron sized particles for a cleaner home without the back bending work require by regular dustpans. Install a Vacpan sweep inlet in every application for a happier homeowner and a healthier home.
Item No. VCPSS01 is an Black color Vacpan unit with a VPFS01 Stainless Steel finish plate, sold 1 set each. Includes Vacpan, (2) mounting screws with paint color matched heads, multi-lingual instruction sheet (English, Spanish & French) & stainless steel finish plate. Fittings or flex rough-in (required) not included.


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Owner and educator Dr. Chad Laurence is in private family practice at Corrective Chiropractic in Hockessin. After earning his doctorate from Life University of Chiropractic in Marietta, Ga., Dr. Laurence began practicing chiropractic in 2000. Before his chiropractic studies, Dr. Laurence received a BS degree in Microbiology from Pennsylvania State University. Dr. Laurence is one of only two doctors in Delaware who is certified in Chiropractic Biophysics, and is a Distinguished Fellow of the CBP technique. With a focus on chiropractic, structural spinal correction, nutrition, education, specific training, and massage therapy, Dr. Laurence is able to relieve symptoms for individuals suffering with physical problems, including neck and low back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, headaches, arthritis, and intestinal difficulties. His approach is also particularly successful at helping children with chronic ear infections, asthma, allergies, ADD/ADHD, bed-wetting issues, colic and immune system disorders. Dr. Laurence is an experienced presenter who has been invited to speak in a variety of venues. He has published articles in regional health publications and area newspapers. Dr. Laurence and Corrective Chiropractic have been voted "Best Chiropractor in Delaware" by readers of several local newspapers. He currently serves on the boards of the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce, Arthritis Foundation of Delaware, and is a long-standing member of Longwood Rotary. For more information about Dr. Laurence or Chiropractic Biophysics (CBP), call Corrective Chiropractic at (302) 234-1115 or visit www.correctivechiro.net.
Would CBS' NCIS and NCIS: Los Angeles be monster successes if such charismatic actors as Mark Harmon, Pauley Perrette, LL Cool J and Chris O'Donnell hadn't been cast in the leading roles? Probably not. Now Shane Brennan, exec producer of the franchise, is hoping to spin off yet another series. This one, scheduled to test-launch as a special episode of NCIS: L.A. this spring, centers on a mobile organization called Red Team. Here are the major roles currently being cast, along with some recommendations of actors who might be looking for work.
Special Agent Paris S.Age: Early 40s Qualities: Alluring, athletic and flirtatious, with a high I.Q. and a sharp tongue Past: She has two ex-husbands, no kids and a Ph.D. in chemistry. Hobbies include golf and pistol shooting (she competed in the Olympics). Prefers to work solo. Dream casting: Sarah Wayne Callies (The Walking Dead's Lori Grimes)
Special Agent Roy Q.Age: Mid 40s Qualities: Ruggedly handsome, wise and somewhat damaged Past: He was forced to retire from active service and is now employed as Red Team's operations manager. Has a past with Paris, but hasn't seen her in seven years. Dream casting: Adrian Pasdar (Heroes' Nathan Petrelli)
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Special Agent Clara H.Age: Early 30s Qualities: Worldly, athletic and charming; skilled driver with a passion for photography Past: She earned a master's in international politics and a law degree from Harvard. Her dad was a war correspondent, and she's fluent in several languages. Dream casting: Erica Durance (Smallville's Lois Lane)
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Lending to the Lord
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The Power and Desire to Obey
John Calvin comments, "This passage tells us, when God has once enlarged our hearts, there will be no lack of power, because, along with proper affection, he will furnish ability, so that our feet will be ready to run." We ...Read More
A Longing for God's Word
Persevering in affection for God's law is difficult when we suffer for loving His Word, but such perseverance is the only way that we will keep ourselves in His Word and find the blessing of wisdom and guidance. We should ...Read More
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Judas Iscariot walked with the very incarnation of God's wisdom Himself, and yet he fell into grave sin. This shows that simply hanging around wise people is not enough to benefit from them. Instead, as we seek out wise friends ...Read More
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Henri Toulouse-Lautrec brought the vivacity and energy of Parisian cabarets, cafe-concerts, and theater to life in his prints and posters, many of which will be on display at this exhibit. For the first time, the Art Museum will display its entire collection of forty-three prints and eight posters, including the poster Cyclist Michael , which went through extensive conservation in order to be included in this exhibition.
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Agencies fail to scrutinize billions in legacy IT spending
Monday - 11/19/2012, 8:21pm EST
David Powner, director of information technology management issues, GAO
Despite spending billions to maintain legacy IT systems, many agencies are failing to properly review whether there is a sound basis for continuing them, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office.
The majority of IT spending at federal agencies does not go toward developing or deploying new capabilities but instead toward maintaining legacy IT systems, GAO reported. Spending on maintenance and operations, also known as steady-state investments, accounted for nearly 70 percent of the $79 billion agencies spent on IT in fiscal 2011, according to GAO.
The Office of Management and Budget requires agencies to analyze the effectiveness of steady-state investments annually (considering factors such as cost, schedule and customer satisfaction).
"What it basically does is it ensures the investment or the system continues to add value to the agency's mission," said David Powner, director of information technology management issues at GAO, in an interview on the Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Emily Kopp. "And then, secondly, [asks] is there a more efficient way to perform these capabilities?"
But it's largely left up to each agency to create its own policy for carrying out the reviews.
$3 billion in steady-state IT investments not analyzed
GAO examined the departments of Homeland Security, Defense, Treasury, Health and Human Services and Veterans Affairs. The watchdog agency found that while some agencies conducted assessments, they often left out key IT investments worth billions of dollars. Other agencies simply failed to perform reviews on any legacy systems at all.
DHS and HHS developed policies for conducting reviews based on OMB's guidelines, GAO found. But the agencies omitted many of their steady-state IT investments. DHS, for example, analyzed only 16 of its 44 legacy investments, leaving out 28 projects to the tune of $1 billion, according to GAO.
DoD, VA and Treasury did not develop policies for reviewing existing IT investments, totaling 23 such projects and about $2.1 billion, GAO said.
Across the five agencies, GAO looked at 75 systems and found that 52 of them — totaling about $3 billion — did not undergo review.
'You can't manage what you can't measure...'
Not all legacy IT systems are antiquated or unnecessary. But without the comprehensive reviews, it's hard to quantify how effective existing IT investments have been, Powner said.
Sen. Tom Carper (D-Del.), the chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on Federal Financial Management, called on agencies to "step up" and follow OMB's guidance on conducting reviews.
"The fact that a number of agencies are failing to properly assess these investments during this key phase is troubling," he said in a statement. "You can't manage what you can't measure, and information technology investments are no exception. Clearly, we need to do a better job."
Further, the overwhelming amount of money spent to maintain existing systems compared to that spent on new developments and acquisition is concerning, Powner said.
"Thats not an appropriate mix," he said. "You want to be spending much more money on acquisition and development where we're actually modernizing the federal government, not spending it on old legacy systems."
The review process could help agencies free up savings in operations and maintenance spending, Powner said, which could be repurposed into new investments and acquisitions.
GAO recommended that OMB add some teeth to its guidance to ensure the reviews take place. Powner suggested that OMB require agencies to post the results of the annual assessments on the IT Dashboard, which he called "one of the most important transparency mechanisms today."
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French rider Antoine Meo emerged as the top KTM factory rider in the opening two rounds of the 2013 World Enduro Championship in Talca Chile this weekend, opening his account to retain his E1 title with wins on Saturday and Sunday!
KTM's other reigning world champion Frenchman Christophe Nambotin lifted his game on Sunday to move up from second place on Saturday to a win on Sunday in the E3 class. E2 duo Johnny Aubert and Ivan Cervantes shared the minor podium places on Sunday.
The weekend started well for the team with Johnny Aubert taking the KTM Super Test on Friday night in front of a big crowd but Saturday was something of a disappointment for the team with high expectations for titles this season.
Antoine Meo, however did not disappoint. He won five tests and maintained the overall lead in all nine tests on the opening day's ride. He went out hard and fast but early pressure from Husqvarna rider Juha Salminen made him redouble his efforts as the day progressed.
After Saturday's ride Meo indicated he was satisfied with his first round attack on the 2013 title."This was the start to the championship that I was looking. I knew Juha would attack fast early on. I managed to win the first test but then he won the next two. After that I stepped it up and won the next four special tests. I felt comfortable all day and in the end it all worked out for me to win."
Meo was on his game on Sunday. He won three tests but maintained the overall lead for most of the day. His KTM factory teammate Cristobal Guerrero, still recovering from corrective shoulder surgery following a crash in the 2012 International Six Days Enduro, put in a good effort for overall eighth but on Sunday retired after the second Extreme text on Sunday. Guerrero crashed and broke a fuel line and was not able to continue.
Saturday's E2 saw a battle between title-holder Pala Renet of France on the Husaberg and KTM's Johnny Aubert, who comes into the 2013 season after tough preparation and determined to be back among the contenders. He was very strong during the first six tests and it was only after the seventh of nine that Renet assumed the overall lead. Aubert was untouchable in the cross tests, winning all three and went into Sunday's tests saying he knew where he had to improve to beat Renet. Third place on day one was decided in favor of Spanish rider Ivan Cervantes and Alex Salvini. Cervantes, who returns to the factory team after two seasons with a Spanish-based team crossed the line only three seconds behind Salvini in fourth place.
On Sunday it was Cervantes who emerged as the best of the factory team's two E2 riders. He finished second to Italian Alex Salvini while Aubert finished third on Sunday.
Saturday was a disappointing day in E3 for KTM's Christophe Nambotin, who was unbeatable in 2013. He won five tests and reluctantly settled for second place after Joakim Ljunggren of Sweden powered his Husaberg into the top spot. Nambotin admitted he had made mistakes and committed to pushing hard on Sunday. He delivered on the promise on Sunday and assumed his usual place on top of the podium.
Italy's Giacomo Redondi was the best rider in the European Juniors on day one and repeated his win to leave Chile with a perfect score card.
KTM Enduro Factory team boss Fabio Farioli said he was generally satisfied with the weekend's results from his riders and how they mastered the dry, dusty conditions. He said it had been a good World Championship outing to launch the season that was also very well supported by the enthusiastic Chilean spectators.
The factory team now heads east into Argentina for rounds three and four next weekend in San Juan.
Enduro World Championship, Round 1 at Talca, Chile
Results E1
1. Antoine Meo (F), KTM
2. Juha Salminen (FIN), Husqvarna
3. Matti Seistola (FIN), Husqvarna
4. Jeremy Joly (F), Honda
5. Nicolas Deparrois (F), Yamaha
Other KTM
8. Cristobal Guerrero (E), KTM
13. Jetro Salazar (PE), KTM
15. Javier Garate (RCH), KTM
Standings E1 after 1 of 14 rounds
1. Meo, 20 points
2. Salminen, 17
3. Seistola, 15
4. Joly, 13
5. Deparrois, 11
Results E2
1. Pierre-Alexandre Renet (F), Husaberg
2. Johnny Aubert (F), KTM
3. Alex Salvini (I), Husqvarna
4. Ivan Cervantes (E), KTM
5. David Knight (UK), Honda
Other KTM
7. Victor Guerrero (E), KTM
9. Oscar Balletti (I), KTM
13. Kevin Benavides (RA), KTM
15. Franco Caimi (RA), KTM
Standings E2 after 1 of 14 rounds
1. Renet, 20 points
2. Aubert, 17
3. Salvini, 15
4. Cervantes, 13
5. Knight, 11
Results E3
1. Joakim Ljunggren (S), Husaberg
2. Christophe Nambotin (F), KTM
3. Aigar Leok (EST), TM
4. Rodrig Thain (F), Gas-Gas
5. Luis Correia (P), Beta
Other KTM
6. Marcus Kehr (D), KTM
8. Manuel Monni (I), KTM
13. Homero Diaz (MEX), KTM
14. Cristobal Urrutia (RCH), KTM
Standings E3 after 1 of 14 rounds
1. Ljunggren, 20 points
2. Nambotin, 17
3. Leok, 15
4. Thain, 13
5. Correia, 11
Results EJ
1. Giacomo Redondi (I), KTM
2. Daniel McCanney (UK), Gas-Gas
3. Robert Kvarnstrom (S), Beta
4. Loic Larrieu (F), Husaberg
5. Matthew Philips (AUS), Husaberg
Other KTM
6. Jonathan Manzi (I), KTM
9. Rudi Moroni (I), KTM
Standings EJ after 1 of 14 rounds
1. Redondi, 20 points
2. D. McCanney, 17
3. Kvarnstrom, 15
4. Larrieu, 13
5. Philips, 11
Results Youth Cup
1. Benjamin Herrera (RCH), TM
2. Jamie McCanney (UK), Husaberg
3. Henrique Nogueira (P), TM
Standings Youth Cup after 1 of 14 rounds
1. Herrera, 20 points
2. J. McCanney, 17
3. Nogueira, 15
Enduro World Championship, Round 2 at Talca, Chile
Results E1
1. Meo
2. Thomas Oldrati (I), Husaberg
3. Eero Remes (FIN), TM
4. Seistola
5. Salminen
Other KTM
12. Garate
13. Salazar
DNF Guerrero
Standings E1 after 2 of 14 rounds
1. Meo, 40 points
2. Salminen, 28
3. Seistola, 28
4. Joly, 24
5. Remes, 24
Results E2
1. Salvini
2. Cervantes
3. Aubert
4. Renet
5. Knight
Other KTM
7. V. Guerrero
11. Balletti
12. Benavides
13. Caimi
Standings E2 after 2 of 14 rounds
1. Salvini, 35 points
2. Renet, 33
3. Aubert, 32
4. Cervantes, 30
5. Knight, 22
Results E3
1. Nambotin
2. Ljunggren
3. Thain
4. Correia
5. Monni
Other KTM
7. Kehr
13. Diaz
16. Jose Luis Fatule (PE), KTM
Standings E3 after 2 of 14 rounds
1. Ljunggren, 37 points
2. Nambotin, 37
3. Thain, 28
4. Correia, 24
5. Leok, 20
Results EJ
1. Redondi
2. Mario Roman (E), Husaberg
3. Philips
4. Larrieu
5. D. McCanney
Other KTM
6. Manzi
12. Moroni
16. Stefano Caimi (RA), KTM
Standings EJ after 2 of 14 rounds
1. Redondi, 40 points
2. D. McCanney, 28
3. Larrieu, 26
4. Philips, 26
5. Kvarnstrom, 22
Results Youth Cup
1. Herrera
2, J. McCanney
3. Albin Elowson (S), Husaberg
Standings Youth Cup after 2 of 14 rounds
1. Herrera, 40 points
2. J. McCanney, 34
3. Elowson, 24


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Kohler K-14572-T3-W2 Earthen White Artist Editions 25" Single Basin Under-Mount Fireclay Kitchen Sink with Apron-Front
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Basin Depth | 8 |
Basin Length | 21 |
Basin Rack Included | No |
Basin Split | Single Basin |
Basin Width | 15 |
Basket Strainer Included | No |
Country Of Origin | USA |
Cutting Board Included | No |
Designer | Kohler Artist Editions |
Drain Connection | 3.875 |
Drain Placement | Rear |
Farmhouse | Yes |
Faucet Centers | 8 |
Faucet Hole Size | 2.5 |
Faucet Holes | 5 |
Faucet Included | No |
Height | 8.625 |
Installation Type | Farmhouse, Undermount |
Length | 25 |
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Material | Fireclay |
Number Of Basins | 1 |
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Sink Shape | Rectangular |
Soap Dispenser Included | No |
Width | 22 |
- Single basin design provides maximum available workspace
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- Drain Outlet Connection: 3-7/8"
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Dotson's painful exit leaves teammates with queasy feeling [5:30 AM]
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports:
The Green Bay Packers returned home from their 27-18 loss to the Buffalo Bills not knowing if they'll ever see right tackle Earl Dotson on the field again. Such was the dramatic nature of Dotson's departure on the second play from scrimmage. The 6-foot-4, 317-pound veteran had to be helped off the field because his ailing back locked up on him so badly.'
Favre feeling the pain [5:29 AM]
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'Sunday, Brett Favre didn't look like a quarterback who was totally impaired by an aching right elbow or a re-injured right thumb. He looked like a quarterback who gave it everything he had but still could not keep his team from losing to a superior defensive crew, the Buffalo Bills. He looked, after the game, like a quarterback who was, in his own words, "physically exhausted and mentally exhausted."'
Just throw the ball to Freeman [5:28 AM]
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'The Green Bay Packers basically ran two offenses Sunday. There was the one in which they did not get the ball to Antonio Freeman, and then there was the one in which Freeman actually got the ball. The second one was much better. It must have been much better because it was the only one that scored touchdowns.'
Johnson passes his way to the head of the pack [5:25 AM]
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Johnson didn't play a very vital role last week in the 16-13 win over Tennessee, but he was a key component yesterday. He completed 18 of 26 passes for 259 yards and three touchdowns, and only because the Bills were playing a soft prevent defense in the final two minutes of the game was Favre able to finish with more passing yardage (25 of 35 for 269 yards and two TDs). "Rob's a great quarterback and when he has time, he makes the throws," said wide receiver Eric Moulds, who was in a much better frame of mind after this game as he caught seven balls for 103 yards.'
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'Long-snappers lead a lonely life. They normally aren't noticed unless they make a mistake. That's why Ethan Albright was basking in the glow of the Buffalo Bills' 27-18 victory over the Green Bay Packers at Ralph Wilson Stadium yesterday. In a young season where every special teams play is an adventure for Buffalo, Albright scooped up a fumbled Packers' third-quarter punt and returned it 19 yards to the Green Bay 4. It set up a critical field goal. "It's fun to contribute to the win," Albright said. "It's fun to be talking to the media -- and not after a bad snap."'
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D and C reports:
'Yesterday, the seeds of Moulds' discontent bore fruit. With 7 catches for 103 yards, he set the pace for a much-improved offensive outing in the Bills' 27-18 victory over the Green Bay Packers. "The team voted me a captain and the way the offense played against Tennessee, I knew we could do better," said Moulds after his eighth career 100-yard game. "Instead of saying something to the media and lashing out against my teammates, I just walked off and decided not to say anything. I was very emotional and I didn't want to say anything detrimental to the team. "I know people read it the wrong way. I wasn't upset about not getting the ball, but rather with the offense (in general)."'
Defense forced key turnovers [5:20 AM]
D and C reports:
'Bills LB Sam Cowart: He was all over the field. Whether it was against the run or against the pass, Cowart made plays from sideline to sideline. This, of course, is nothing new. Cowart is playing at a Pro Bowl level.'
Phillips crew wins, but doubts are lurking [5:18 AM]
Toronto Star reports:
'"We had to run the football, they knew we had to run the football and we couldn't pick up the first down," Phillips lamented. Four times in the last 11:45, the Bills offenders ran on to the field. Four times they failed to garner even one first down. The Antowain Smith era as the Bills' marquee back seems over before it ever really started. The Bills said goodbye to Thurman Thomas, confident in the belief that the fourth-year player out of the University of Houston could become the workhorse. Smith, yesterday, rushed for 17 yards on 12 carries. That total included one run of 16 yards. "Everyone's not on the same page yet," Smith said, referring to his offensive line. "We have too many busted assignments."'
Johnson gets the job done [5:16 AM]
Toronto Sun reports:
'Johnson emerged as the winner in a personal duel with Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre, and earned respect from the fickle fans at Ralph Wilson Stadium. After Johnson was thrown hard to the turf following a third-down incompletion, the Bills went on to recover the fumbled punt return. And when Johnson led the offence back on the field, the packed house of 72,722 cheered. "That was nice to hear," Johnson said. "It showed me that they cared when I went back in the game."'
Moulds puts his stamp on Pack [5:15 AM]
Toronto Sun reports:
'"Yes, we tried to get Eric the football," Bills coach Wade Phillips said. "You could see why we tried to get him the football. Eric had a breakout game."'
Battered Johnson keeps Bills perfect [5:10 AM]
Toronto Globe & Mail reports:
'Green Bay sacked Johnson five times, just as the Tennessee Titans had done last week, and also knocked the quarterback around at every opportunity. But Buffalo's defence is as good as any in the National Football League and held the Packers and quarterback Brett Favre to below 300 yards of total offence. The Bills accomplished this despite losing four starters from last season to free agency. "We're not like Jacksonville or Tampa Bay where we do a lot of blitzing. . . . That can take away from a lot of guys' stats," Buffalo linebacker Sam Cowart said. "But if you do your job, you'll be in a position to make plays."'
Bills 27, Packers 18 [5:07 AM]
AP reports:
'While the Bills defense held Favre in check, their offense finally warmed up. Tight end Jay Riemersma enjoyed his second career two-touchdown game, and Jeremy McDaniel scored his first career touchdown as the Bills opened the season 2-0 for the first time since 1996. Steve Christie hit 45- and 20-yard field goals, both set up by Green Bay fumbles.'
Bills 27, Packers 18 [5:05 AM]
Sportsticker reports:
'"We had another all-around effort and played well in a lot of areas," Buffalo coach Wade Phillips said. "Certainly well enough to win."'
Johnson doesn't foresee a Buffalo let down [9:25 AM]
Olean Times Herald reports:
'"The defense played so well (surrendering only 172 yards and one touchdown to a good offense), they might have an opportunity for a letdown," said Buffalo quarterback Rob Johnson of the victory over the Titans. "But on offense, we didn't play that well ... there's no reason for a letdown."'
Bills have best 1-2 defensive punch in league [9:23 AM]
Olean Times Herald reports:
'Ted Washington, their two-time Pro Bowl nose tackle, showed up at camp in the 330-pound range rather than 350-plus and seemed set to have a big season. But so did his protege and good friend, Pat Williams, the 312-pound, fourth-year pro. Williams, an undrafted free agent, has been a find. Despite his size, he has uncommon quickness and a non-stop motor that produced six sacks the past two seasons while playing in relief of Washington. Thus, during training camp, it occurred to Cottrell that it would be a novel twist to put Washington and Williams on the field at the same time. He did just that against Tennessee. And the result was that the Titans' running game was stuffed, managing a mere 53 yards on 20 carries with feature back Eddie George held to only 37 yards on 17 attempts. "I feel like we're unstoppable when we're out there together," said the ever-enthusiastic Williams. "First Ted was pounding on (Titans' center Kevin Long), then I was pounding on him. And by the end of the game, he didn't want to play any more ... you could see it in his eyes." And afterward, Long admitted the Titans never expected such an alignment.'
Destination end zone for Bills, Packers [9:06 AM]
Buffalo News reports:
'Two offenses that sputtered in their season-openers aim to get their motors running today at Ralph Wilson Stadium. The meeting of the Buffalo Bills and Green Bay Packers pits two teams that produced just one touchdown each last week. The Bills know they probably will need more against one of the game's greatest quarterbacks, Green Bay's Brett Favre. "After looking at the film, the last game wasn't the total mess that it appeared to be," said Bills quarterback Rob Johnson, referring to the offensive execution in the 16-13 win over Tennessee. "Usually we just broke down one guy here and one guy there. We know we have to do better."'
'65 Chargers were a tad too full of themselves [9:04 AM]
Buffalo News reports:
'One of the things I remember best about the game that capped the Buffalo Bills' fantasy season of 1965 were the minutes after their stunning 23-0 shutout over the Chargers in San Diego's Balboa Stadium. As the late Tom Day came out of the dressing room he reached in his jacket pocket and fished out a button, pinning it to his shirt. It bore the catchy new slogan from Avis car rentals: "We Try Harder." That capsulized the '65 Bills, who are holding their reunion today at the Bills-Packers game.'
Twin peaks [9:02 AM]
Buffalo News reports:
'The Bills simply call it The Package. That's short for The Total Package. And that's how the Bills view the dynamic duo of Ted Washington and Pat Williams, the mammoth defensive line combination they sprung on the Tennessee Titans last week with smashing results. The two nose tackles played together for 12 snaps and were joined on a three-man defensive line by either Phil Hansen or Shawn Price. Titans star Eddie George ran eight times for a mere 13 yards with Washington and Williams side-by-side. The Bills also got two sacks from the formation, one by Williams. "When The Package goes in there, we try to destroy everything in front of us," Williams said. "It worked good. It was unstoppable. We think we can stop anybody running the ball."'
Bills welcome banged-up Pack [9:00 AM]
Buffalo News reports:
'Favre is one of the game's all-time great warriors. But it looks like he will have to do too much on his own today. . . . Bills, 23-16.'
Fourth and inches [7:27 AM]
Dallas Morning News reports:
'Pride cost [Andre] Reed $1.75 million with the Bills and a roster spot with the Broncos.'
Third-string QB often premium insurance [7:18 AM]
Dallas Morning News reports:
'"There were no dobbers down when Rob got hurt," Bills offensive coordinator Joe Pendry said. "Even though it was a tight ball game, there was never any thought that 'We don't have a chance now.' "This team felt good about Alex in there. He knows how to play the game. He's a smart guy who prepares well and performs. That's the reason you have a veteran third quarterback."'
Bills have the edge when they hold ball [7:09 AM]
Green Bay Press Gazette reports:
'A year ago, Buffalo led the league in average time of possession. The team's mark of 32 minutes and 12 seconds was one second better than runner-up Tampa Bay. In their opener this year, the Bills controlled the ball for over 33 minutes in a 16-13 win over Tennessee. In Buffalo, Green Bay will face an offensive line that averages nearly 325 pounds per starter. That's about 40 pounds more per man than the Packers' starting defensive line. On the other side of the ball, the Packers have to operate against a defense that held Eddie George to just 37 yards rushing and the Titans to 172 yards overall. A year ago, Buffalo's defense was tops in the NFL. Ball control and winning seem to go hand-in-hand for the Bills. Since 1999, they are 10-2 when they keep the ball longer than their opponent. They're merely 2-4 when they don't.'
Scouting report [7:07 AM]
Green Bay Press Gazette reports:
'The Bills are at home, where they are 61-20 over the last 10-plus years. But there's always the chance they'll take the Packers a little lightly after their emotional win over Tennessee, which beat them in the playoffs last year with a miracle kickoff return for a touchdown.'
Bills wary of Favre [6:59 AM]
Toronto Sun reports:
'Even though Favre is playing with tendinitis in his throwing elbow and despite the fact he needs to ice an injured thumb he hurt last year, the Bills are wary of his presence. "If Brett Favre pulls on that No. 4 jersey and goes out there to play, we know he's going to give 110%. That injury stuff doesn't mean a thing,'' Bills safety Keion Carpenter said.'
Buffalo wants to get offensive [6:55 AM]
D and C reports:
'"Our defense played so well they have a better opportunity to let down than us,'' quarterback Rob Johnson said. ''Offensively, we didn't play that well. There's no room for us to have a letdown."'
Bills-Packers scouting report [6:53 AM]
D and C reports:
'Bills win if...They keep Favre's big plays to a minimum. The Packers' ground game figures to stumble, so Favre will be airing it out most of the day and that might be dangerous for the Bills...Rob Johnson doesn't pretend he's Earl Campbell, taking on all comers when he runs out of the pocket. If Johnson's healthy, he will be a productive quarterback this season...The offensive line can win the battles up front and provide running room for the backs as well as time for Johnson to throw...Their special teams provide good field position for the offense and bad field position for Favre, therefore forcing him to drive long distances to get scores against a very good defense.'
'65 championship was a blast [6:51 AM]
D and C reports:
'Today, about 25 members of that Bills team that repeated as American Football League champions in 1965 will be honored before the Green Bay Packers game at the stadium that bears Wilson's name. You can be sure there will be plenty more laughs as the oldtimers tell tall tales over tall ones. Lou Saban, the well-traveled coach, is expected to be there, as is Jack Kemp, the quarterback who became a Congressman and presidential candidate, and Billy Shaw, the Hall of Fame guard who anchored a vastly underrated offensive line. "Our '64 championship team was healthier and had more overall talent, but the '65 season may have been more gratifying because we had to overcome so much more," recalled Kemp, the director of Empower America, a Washington, D.C.-based think tank.'
Shuffling to Buffalo [7:57 PM]
Packer Report reports:
'Green, Favre and company will face a very good Buffalo defense. The Bills finished last season with the NFL's best defense, and it shows no signs of relinquishing the crown. Last week the Bills limited Titan running back Eddie George to 37 yards on 17 carries. "The Bills defense is very strong and powerful," said Packer head coach Mike Sherman. "They haven't lost much from last season."'
The Class of '65 [9:02 AM]
Buffalo News reports:
'"I had a great fondness for that team," said Saban, who is coaching at Canton (N.Y.) Tech. "I thought it was one of those teams that I coached that did it when they were all beat up and still able to win the championship. I had great respect for the people as individuals as well as football players." Saban will return to Western New York this weekend and join some 40 of the 52 players on the Bills' last championship team. Festivities include a cocktail party and dinner tonight, a ceremony before the Packers-Bills game Sunday and the Quarterback Club luncheon on Monday. Among those in attendance will be the stars of that game, Jack Kemp and Ernie Warlick, who connected on an 18-yard touchdown pass, and Butch Byrd, who had a 74-yard punt return for a TD. Others include Dubenion, Hall of Fame guard Billy Shaw, center Al Bemiller, fullback Wray Carlton, cornerback Booker Edgerson, linebacker Harry Jacobs, linebacker Marty Schottenheimer, quarterback-receiver Ed Rutkowski, defensive tackle Ron McDole and linebacker Mike Stratton. "It's always good for a good time," said Stratton, whose tackle on Keith Lincoln in the '64 title game was one of the biggest plays in team history. "You get to match your recollection of things against other people's recollection. It's amazing how much difference there can be. If you look back 35 years, I made all the tackles and (safety) George Saimes didn't make any. Of course, he remembers it just the other way."'
Bentley back in Buffalo on dual career path [9:00 AM]
Buffalo News reports:
'Bentley is moving his wife and five children from Grand Rapids, Mich., to Western New York because he is the head coach of the Buffalo Destroyers of the Arena Football League. "I can't not be there," said Bentley, who expects his Destroyers position to be mentioned in the broadcast. Fox, after all, has allowed him to continue coaching. "They understand that it really can only help as far as being a better broadcaster," Bentley said. "Now I can look at it not only as a former player but also from the perspective of a current coach."'
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As I did 13 years ago on the first scratch build Nautilus I have done the same method on this one, but I have taken more time to ensure this one is much better that the copies floating around out their today. Buy this I mean it is going to be more accurate than the first, this time around I had three sources of photos to go on.
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With the deck blocked down to the height needed so the Plastruct preformed plastic sheet could be CA on the deck, it was a simple matter of re establishing the Datum line of the model for center placement of the material. I used Thick CA for this job to give me time for proper placement & to lock it down tight!
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