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NICEVILLE — Gulf Power is busy making preparations for hurricane season now less than a month away.
About 60 Gulf Power employees from almost every department attended the utility company's annual storm drill Friday at the Okaloosa County Emergency Operations Center.
"We prep year-round for a storm and every year we set aside a day for a drill," Gulf Power spokesman Jeff Rogers said. "Today's a little bit different. We've switched focus to our customers and how we can better serve customers during a storm or a power outage.
"We're learning how to better work with the EOC, how to better serve our customers, and the bottom line is to help us be able to restore power more quickly to our customers," Rogers added.
Friday was the first time Gulf Power has held its annual drill at Okaloosa County's EOC, which opened at Northwest Florida State College in December 2010. If the region does have a tropical storm or hurricane this year, Gulf Power will have two employees stationed at every county EOC in its service area.
"We wanted to get a real feel for what goes on at the EOC," Rogers said. "I think the lessons we learn here we can take throughout our service footprint, work with other EOCs and help all of our customers."
The drill featured a mock disaster of Gulf Power's corporate headquarters in Pensacola being damaged in a storm. That happened during Hurricane Ivan in 2004, and employees had to be relocated.
Gulf Power gives every worker a storm assignment that may or may not have anything to do with their day-to-day duties.
John Rickard, director of NWF State's physical plant, talked about how Gulf Power and the college have helped each other in the past and can continue to do so.
After previous storms when the power has been out and local gas stations have been closed, Rickard said the college has let Gulf Power's repair trucks fuel up there to stay on the road.
Rickard also talked about some of the challenges NWF State faces after a storm. He said the college typically doesn't bring staff and students back immediately after power is restored because officials know they are vulnerable to more outages.
He said the school works closely with Gulf Power to know when the power grid is more stable.
"The last thing I want to do is get a college full of students and staff back in here and have that system go back down, and then we're sending them scattering again," Rickard said.
"Getting the students returning to class is important," he added. "We've got to get back in operation. I think everybody, whether it's Gulf Power, Okaloosa County, the public schools or anyone else, the sooner you get everybody back to regular business, everybody starts to get a little more comfortable."
Hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30.
Contact Daily News Business Editor Dusty Ricketts at 850-315-4448 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @DustyRnwfdn.


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VOL. XII FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1907 NO. 32 .Mrs. Henry Ashdown and daughter Beatrice .spent Decoration Day vvith friend.s in New York. FREEPORT NEWS A meeting of the Board of Villago Trustee.s will he hekl Friday night. | 7^^- harbe.- .shop.s of the vilhiice have ",, , , , . ... ^'i^iven notice that hy order of the vil- Ihe annual parade and inspection of ^.^^^ ^,^^^^1 ^y^ ^^.j,, ^.,"^^. ^^ ," ,,.,.1,^^.,. the hire Department will he held "«-¦>;tU^^,,^]^^^, morniiig.s. 1 he Daughters of Liberty wiil h.iM Saturday evening. The cantata "Hearts of Cold" will be given in the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening, by the .Sunday Schoo], at 7:.'{(». The ladie.s of the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration vvill conduct a strawberry festival at the rectory ne.xt Saturday evening, June L"». You can bo sure of good results from your doctor's prescriptions if you heed what Chas. I*. .Smith says in his afl in this issue. The W. C. T. LJ. vvill meet at the sidence of Mrs. .Martin .J. .Suydam, .Avenue, .Monday aftor- The W. W. Boat Club will hold a dance in Firemen's Hall, Roosevelt, on Thursday evening, June 27. There will be a drawing for a watch for the gentlemen and an umbrella ladies. a dance in Fraternity Hail .m July l.-t. Nicholas Blal<e started .Mor.day trip up New '^'ork State and will Jes,<e K Higgins ami his .-on.-; liob¬ ert and George of Brooklyn are visiting William Higgins on .South Ocean .¦\vc. One cent stamps in books are now is¬ sued by the U. .S. Government and are on sale at thc local iiost office. They come 24 in a book for 2.") cents. For people vvho send post cards wdien away from home they are just the thing. Considerable complaint is heard con¬ sidering the low limbs <jf trees over¬ hanging sidewalks and roadways. A village ordinance provides that these lowest branches must be at least eight j visit Niagara Falls and Canada, feet from the sidewalk when they are now as low as tive or even four feet. The Street Commissioner is obliged to notify the owners of all such trees to trim the limbs and if they do not, to for the have J.he work done at their expense, the amount to he levied the same as a village tax. This means a lot of work for Mr. Pine who is very bu.sy and will vve have no doubt appreciate property owners giving attention to this matter. Do il n.i'.v : j Josejih Catherine of Pro Decoration Day in Frccp guest of James .Sutjihin. klyn rt a ¦^pcnl the Mr. and Mrs. John Bond and daughter Hazel fif Brooklyn spent Decoratifin Day with Mr. aiifl Mr.s. Joseph Pit. hie. A - if lh( • n -^al, pecial issue of stamjis in honor Jamestown exposition will he South Ocean noon at d o'rioc Bicycle ritlers are warned to he carts ful almut rifling on the sidewalks, as ('aptain iJunliar has decifled that all ofreiulers shall be iiunisheti. A committee lias been appointed to form a local union of the lirotherhood of Painters, 4'a|ierhangers aiul Deco¬ rators of T.I. S. and Canada. As soon as arrangements can be made for a hall, etc.. an tirgaiiiaztion meeting will be ealled. In the Presbyteriiin Church Sunday morning the pastor. Rev. K. P. Ket¬ cham,will ])reach a Children's Day ser¬ mon. All chikiren atul teachers of the .Sunday School, ami parents, are invit¬ ed to be present. The Suiulay .School will occupy reserved seats. Fred Smith, the genial assistant to expressman Smith, has been compelleil to take a vacation, as the result of a tumorfuis gro^>vlh in his . left hand, necessitating an ojieration. Isador Dreyfus, for a short time in Schluter's store, is tilling his jilace. tht A class of seventeen Master .Masons were given the degrees of Mark Mas¬ ter, I'ast Master aiui Most Kxcellenl Master in Freejiort Chiijiter, IJ. 1)., Ro¬ yal Arch .Mason.-;, Tue.sday evening. The ollicers were assisteti liy Dejiuty' .Sti^te Lecturer C. .Stewart. Have you iioticetl the nuiiiber of gas ranges the Nassau and SuH'olk Liglit¬ ing Comjiany is installing. It. He .sure lo lake enough time thi.s Friday or .Saturday aflernoon lo sec the exhibit by the stufleiits of the school, in the various halls and rooms. The schfilars and their teachers have taken considerable jiains in arranging ! this disjilay, and vvill give you a hearty ; j,^,,,.,. , welcome. nothing al the- l.ical posl oliice in a few Work pletioM. about Jl The .'\miLyvilie lieeonl .-eems to be about the only pajier excepting the Re-, view that cares or dares to tlevote its ' * *''""'' space to calling alteiilion lo the many dishonest realty comjianies ojierating on I.fing Island. In their last two is¬ sues lliey have hati good strong arti¬ eles ujjoii this subject which, if they could be reafi hy the right jieoplc, vvould save many a heartache. But the trouble is that the people who are lied tf> anti imjiosefl ujion by these lakirs reside mostly in Manhattan ;t!ul ;ir.' too wise to read a country weekly, ;ii:ii ea.-y •'.ietinis. They .-e.,' ain.'-l llic.'^e coinjiaiiies in y. G. Walters' ; . u icsi- i:!e Street is ncari'.tr eoiii- '"lilding i.- 1.1 Ijc .."cujiied ii'iiwm Th.e (ler the ausjii cil, Daughte jiostj.one-d to The Kid.-.', figuraticm Ja jirogressiv.' ( hnr.'h 0:1 .--,, .gressive lerlv. ha: f Julv. l.la-:l!i ('ouii- The services in ll ol' the Transiiguatii Holy Communion a' litany at 10::5(), Su' realty comjianies for clients, and flon't; ji. m., ;in" even ¦ : want to offeiul them. Neither do the . "Mrs. Wiggsof the Cabbage Patch," ^ the city tiailics, for Ihey all have the.se is the attraction at the Presbyterian Chapel Friday and Saturday afterntion and evening of this week. There will be tilings useful, ornamental and de-; tnore indejjendent country weeklies, lightful on sale such as groceries, can- \ but you can just ntite that when a con- dies, home-matie jams, jellies, cake, > ^,g,." .^ivt,j.ti^es lots for $-19 tjr mO in bread antl jiie; fancy articles, flowers ne 29 'OJ, . 11 IV). 11 uf the ll Church will be: alius and 1 ill 2::',0 stationery, colonial rugs and an Indian teejiee. Also ice cream and cake. The vilage board of trustees, acting as assessors, give notice that the assess¬ ment rtdl for the jjresent fiscal year has been completed and same will be on file at the village office until June 11 "F'reejjort^ Amityville or el.sewhere like situated sonu'body is going to gel "stung." Stejihen Story broke the tendon of Remember llic ment of the Nas when you want Po: of July. Comics eards. Stationery Dejiart- ati Cfiunty Review t Carfls for Fourth and gofid j)atriotic It. his "left arm while wrestling im the i f^^^'''""''"'-y the scfire of .'5 to 1. Bu<.c-Ball '.'¦¦'cport Field Club vveiil to Bell- re .Salurflav afternoon anfl fiefeated The The regular monthlv meeling of _ FreejHirt Boanl of TrAde win be held j <"'-'-^t Tuestlay) at which lime from 1 in Fraternity Hall next Wcdne.sfiay to •'') o'clock, the Board will sit to hear ity Mall next Wctlne.sflay evening. The annual election of ..dicers ! tlit^'^•'"'d>l'i'nts of any jierson in con ami fittier imjiorlaiit business will conui I -^idering them.selves aggrieved thereby beftire the meeling. At the close of the business meeting tliei'e will lie an entertainment by Di'. C. M. Bakestraw, a jiojiular humorist from the .South. Charles Beaubian, for several years steward of the Freejiort Club, has re¬ signetl to accejit a belter jiosition with the newly organized Salisbury -X^olf Club at Garden City. He vvill be suc- ceedt.'fl by his brother-in-hiw, .Monzo Meyers of .New Vork. for six years custodian oflicer of the L'liite.l .Metals Stdling Ctimjiaiiy in .\'evv York City. "Charlie" has made himself well liked vvith the jiatrons of the club, and will be missed. Notwithstanding the existence .>f :ibout a tltizen fraternal organizations in the village, another is contemjilated. An organizer for the Motlern Wofitlmen of America has been here for some days soliciting members for a local lodge, and it is rejiorted, has met with fair encouragement. The establishment of the new lodge will about comjilete thc list of the the jirotninent ortlers, the Red .Men being tine that is not yot establisiied. .-\ hantlstinie new otfice and store huikiitig of reil ami white brick, in which, the jiost oHice is to be located, is to be erccteil tm Main Street, near tho Jire.sent post ollice, in tinier to provide the atklitional facilities which free de¬ livery will retjuirt' and the arrowing business of thc ollice generajlv. 1 The new building, ftir which William 1 Gt. Miller has the contract, is to staiui j tin the site of an old laiulmark i* tlio! business section, the John P. Wright building, used for tinware ami jilumb-1 ing juirposes for a ilecade. This isl heing moved luick to a site on Newttm i Boule varti. The new building will give the j)ost titlice 1,400 sijuare feet of floor space. It will be litte.! uji with all ivtjuisites carriers' re ims and outtits; toilet antl wnsii roon.s, private rooms for Postmaster R. G. Aiuier.son, etc. The public lo):ibies will bo tiletl ami the di- lice wilPhave one of the (inest set of lixtures tt/ be found anywhere. Kk>c- tric lights, hot water heat ami other motlern cotivenieiices will be installed. The new cabinet lixtures will iiiclutie separate wiiiilows for the general dtdiv- ery service and siile of stamps, also the money onler department will be separate. The new building; will cost about $10,000 and will have a front of white brick with plate f^tttss windows. It is t:o be (nimpleted by October 1. Call on Clerk Shea before June 11, or stoj) your grumbling after that ilate if you tind your assessment higher than il tiught to be, or if it is wrong. toi When ".Schang" of Merriek Road fame was sent t.i jail and his wife lined •">l()(i il vvas hojied by the otiieers of the village that the rough-house acts there ' were a thing of the jiasl. Il seems a new license has been granteil to a member of the family and the jilace is again in full Idast. Last Satunlay night several men emjiloyed on the muddigger at Randall canal were al- tacketl while in the saloon and when the scrimmage vvas over they were Jiretty batlly u.si^d uj), on of them being hurt .so badly that his early demise is not unexjiected. Chris. Schang. the rejiuted jirojirietor of the resort, vvas arrested ami taken before Justice Swe¬ zey wh.) Jilaced him under ."? 1(100 bond for ajijiearance before the Grand Jury. .\ Mrs. Steele of Bellmore went his bail. The meeting of the jiastors ant! stew¬ ards of the .Methodist Churches of the Brooklyn South District of the New ., York Fast C'onference was well attend¬ ed Tuesday at the local .Methodist Church. Presiding Elder Wing was in charge of the meeting. The entire dis¬ trict was stated t.) be unusually jiros¬ jierous. esjiecially the chain of churches along the .south side, in the vicinity of Freeport. During the year past there had been an increase in salaries of tifteeii churches, aggregating $.'?(;(Ni. The salary of the Presiding Elder was tixed at the same as heretofore, $4(100 [ier year, with the usual ajijior- tionment as to churches. I'^^BHHBB .At the j)lHtforni meeting in fthe afternoon several insjiiring adilre.sses were made. Rev. F. J. .McConnell of the New York Ave. .M. E. Church, Brooklyn, gave a cai)ital talk on "E\- traordinary Results from Ortlinary .Methotis;" Rev. F. W. Hannan of the Bushwick Avenue Church, aroused much i.Uerest in his talk on "The I'ar- bale of the Unjust Steward;" Rev. VV. Byrt. t)f the Brooklyn Church Society. sjK)ke on its enlarged .s.'ojie in the Long Island tiekl to assist weak and strug¬ gling churches; Rev. D. A. Jordan of the local M. E. Church made a strong aildress touching on the need of enlarg- ir.g the endowment fund for superannu¬ ated preachers, and J. W. Bulwinkleof Brooklyn spoke on "The P%ce of the; Layman in Church Work." | Lest you foiHfet—"The gas range."; ¦ ¦ '» ^^ school grountls last week, and is oblig¬ ed lo carry his arm in a sling. Sunday morning in the -M. L'.Church, the pastor,. Rev. D. -\. Jordan, will preacli a sjjecial Chihlren's Day sermon to the members fif the Sunday School. The entire front jiews will be reservetl for the school. In the evening a jirogram will be renflered eniirely by the .Sunday .School. game vvas markcfl by sharjj tieh both sides, antl the bo.x-work \\:e, uf the best seen here in some lim.'. Bat¬ teries, .Seama: and Dvnl'ii'.. .\ gaihe was .-.' park (lelween thc Club and the Miiim ter ilid not show played with Free team, the score bi.'ii;u' of tile former lean;. MiiiUi: O'C le.lule.'i al .'\thlelic Free;.ort .-\thlelic a leaui. The lat- uji anfl a game vvas loi't High S-hool to }, in favor A Little Family Jar. HE: 8KE: Why is there nc To cat? I'm SU' To have a bite I'm angry, sure • 1 ng on the tac's 0 Ac'ro ampV able ¦ EO for dinne--. as I'm a sirne'-l ^^^^^jfJ.siiis£,iti.ii^K^:^^^ My dear, the fai,it is yours ecie. You knew quiti; well our cooi. had flown; , Yot to the pape¦- you've net aeen ^ To put a littlt WANT AD. n. isaitomtmiiL- ¦,'mtu .. .......-^' The Freejiort Bank has purchased the Fire Etjuijiment Bonds ..t' :sr)(Hi(i for the purchase of a new steam engine iuv Wifle Awake KnLri:;e Company. 'J'ti.y '.vill bear four jier .enl interest. The third ami la.-t c'liicert of the Jiresent season by the Freeju^-t Climal Society will be given ..n T;ie.d.'i\ even¬ ing, June 18. The Society will he as- sisteti by Prof. Ruiloljih .Lu'obs, vi..iin¬ ist; Paulding De.Vyke. 'cellist; an.lth.' DeBtwiol Tri..; al.so .Master Donald Hugh .MacBriile, .solo boy of the Gar- tlen City Cathedral and iate .soloi.-i of St. Thomas Church, .N'ew 'I'ork Cit>. Prof. A. Palaniountain vvill also.^ingat this concert. The priiici|ial work of th.' . horal s..- eiety vvill he a h.-auiirul .anlal;. "Sjiring's .Message" by .Neii W. (iaile. Till- will be reiidereil by the chorus of To \..iees and is the first jierformance in l-'reejiort of this work aiui it is hojieil ihal the resitlents vvill avail themselves uf th.e ojiiiortiinity t:ivi''i. The Choral Society will .-^ing se\t ral Jiart songs a.s well a;- the tantata. night after .'i !,'•.'.¦ .\r,.ilher featiii'e of this c..nceri will be berculc'si.'^. !:,. ¦¦; a chorus foe ladies voices only, and done for h.is ic! .^f : there vvill al.-'. bea choi-.is hv the male ago he retiin,.'>l 1 HYMENEAL Long GritHng Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock a Jiretty home wedding tiuietly took place at the resiik'nce of .Mr. and Mrs. Bergen Smith, corner Bcdeil and Ray¬ nor Streets, when .Mrs. Smith's daugh¬ ter. .Miss Blanche Long, was married to E.lvsanl Grilling, s.m of .Mr. and .Mrs. I'liilander Grilling of l^lrooklyn, Re\. Kneelaml P. Ketcham. jiastor of th.' P;-e.-l., teri:i:; ( huri'h, jierforming tile .erenionv, .-.fter which a'wedding breakfast was enj..yeii by those pres¬ ent. .Mr. and .Mrs.' Gritthig then left for Brooklyi!, wiiere Mr. (Iritling had a home on Bt rgeii Street awaiting his bride. The young tvv;ijn reeciveti a luiinbei' .if hiip.dsonie anil useful jir^'s- eiits. OBITUARY Ihsl-teaii Si!:it)-.. llalsleail, be; ter younc k!:..\\ n to his y..ling frieii.l.^ ,'1.- "Hollv", s.m uf Mr. oud .Mrs. K,l'.-.;i)',l Sniith. died Sun.l;iy liin.'.--'. .if tu- ;i"-.-ihle vvas • . I ral 111..Itt hs :. wr.i in the xuo-e:^ ui tn.'.-.ociety. mountains to be u m :: hi^ parents and Prof. .'\. I'alaniouiiiaii. w ill .''.nducl. fricniis and jiat ieiit ly await the end of .Mrs. (it (iri..'e T. \'a;il; ij.er will presifle his shorl journ.'v of lit'e. He vvas in al 111.' pipe ..rgan ami .Mrs. Id.i B. his 19th y.'ar aiul -.x;.,- a nieniber tif the Powell al the jiiano. Tickets can be .Methodist K|iis.opal Sunday School. se.'ured of.-nv nienilier of the .s.icietv. Fuiicrat st rvi.'c- v. cr.' held Wedesday aftemon. Rev D. A. .b r.lan uf tlie .M. The South Sh..i'e Yacht Club is iioVv K. Chiirch . !!l.i;it inL^ an assured fa.t. The sites committee is about 1.1 a.'.|uii'e laml al the head fd' Henry Tuiior l-'arniei' the new Ran.lall canal, whereon will be Henry 'i'. laiiner di.'d .M..mlav af- ere.'le.l a .-pa.ious club house vvith all ternoon of .'.'r.-bral ajiojilexv. in his mttJerii imiwovenieiits, inclufling a r»9th year, :.! 1 he residence tif'his s.iii, butfet, with a specialty tif gootl "shfire at llie Caii.r .ottage on O.'can Avc- dinners." Al a meeting al the h..ii,e nue. .Mr. Fann.'r was .-e.relarV of the of Trea.-^un'r .lames Dean lasl Tluiiv- Atlantic, i,-nir and Pacilic Co'mjianv, tlay evening Ibe club tlag was adojited. the .-..ncM n '.vhich is .lic'tring Randall consisting of a blue tield, with a while e,',nal, and r, wliich In.; .-011 is interest- diamond, ami letters in rcfl, S. S. Y. (.,1. He \va^ a nativ.' ..f Suoth Caro- C. The (.'lull h:is a niembership of .-,0, Una, an.l the nnnains vs ere taken tti with more cinstanlly apjilying. The Allemlal.-, in that State, for interment, ollicers for the tirst year an.: Coin- ,,n the h.-iif j.a-1 eif..hi train Monday modore, C. li. Southard .if Baldwin; evening vil'.' ..iMin:..d..i'.'. William P. Miller; le.tr I.: :ii..ii..r.', Rhhanl P. Ilarll; .binies L. lir.rwn ireasiiier, Jan,. - 1 lean ; .secretary, Hei:- .].,""., |_ 1;,,,,,.,,, tor manv vears a ry L. .Max.-..;:; linancial .secretary, resideut ..f Il.'in|.,-U'a<l. ;imi a naiive of Clarence E. J.-iies; all ot hreejuirl; \-i,-jrj|,i", ,1,, ,| .,t tj". |'i.-i,l,.,H... ,if his measurer, F. C. .Southanl ol Baldwin. .jauKlit.'r, Mv.-:. Cbarl.'S W. Bi'.lell, 'Ihe dues are .sl;', jier year, the lirsl Thurstlnv liighl. of aii(.|.leNv. He was y.;ir .hiys iiu'lmlinK the initiation. ,;., ^.^,,,,.-^ ,,,¦ .,^.^, ,^,"| ,, "sni-vived by ¦I lie :^p..l .-e!,.<lefl f.ir the club house is ^^,." ,^,",^, .,,,,| ,"_,, ,i;mi_,.j,,,,,.. t'l lie an ideal one for autos, boat ra.- iiitr ami sw iniminL''. and ;i j.ni-jjeroiis outlook is aliea.l of the .'lub. BALDWIN .School iNotes The l.;idie.<' Ai.l S...'ie!;,- mel with .Mrs. II..ward v\'..i'liiian on Wedne'-day The girls ..!' llie High S.'h.u.l have '-d'tev: uu,.. -eiilt'il it with a large l''ri'.'p'.rf, ban- .Mr. '.: .1 .Mr.-. Bruchhauser .'iiter- tain.ii a number ol' their fri_e!j<J,r.....iit a .•"Tl'"!'.!'..' Ttiesdav eVenil,'^. • b.l' .Miiler has niov..! hi : i.honogi'ajih .i I i.'y'le biL'-i;.. : s into luVix'.ov.u kK- ' lilino's st..n- on Gi;i; .1 .\\-. nue. -liail uf Th. poly. •. ore Ibinil.l Y., lia< b. Southanl; the i.;i.-:l V 'level,inii ¦n the ei. t hi- bon (•(k. ..1 Pro. kp ..-1 ..!¦ Wilt :.-. ¦ liill.'n' ¦It, N .in! C ^1" fo Hazel Ya.-gc'r hus returned Lo school after .•¦ever;il flays ali.-en.-.'. I'nu-.'.l b;-, sicKllesS. Miss Maynanl of SjnincMield, Ab. a i'.iiisi;i of Miss Hastii,:'-. is a c 0,'' .Mi-- Susan Mi lier. En ejiorl lli.L',h School !., defeated the setHjiaj tea Prep.. Satunlay mfirniii'..- wa-; '.I I'; 1. , ( harle.^ ii. Thoitia:: ai:.l f;iinily of IIro..l.i', n liavf taken ('arman S./uth- SiV. .'ill teachers who h:ive b.'.'ii kccji-Vy,.,!'^ );,"i^^. ,", 1..^,.^; j.|.".,, )',". tJ,,. Siim- inu l...i;.-c al the .Vorton .-..Itage <in ,,".,.. .Mrs. James Coote, .Mrs. Th..m- Oc.-;.;; ,\veiiue aiifl Pirn St.. an- now .js's mother, is slaying with her for bi.ar'lo !.'¦ at Crystal Laki' Inn. S.-ven the j.re.seiit. .d' th.- it-achers are oo::- .-l:iying then-. — '¦ .Mrs. Ida (ook, wi!'.- ..t Louis L. The sluflents of the : .-V u\ ,',,iitrib- Cnok, died at her lu ih- .,11 Saturday ut.-(l f. V a hand.som.- -.1 j.i. . e of Mow- morning aft«-r a I'.ny ilb . ¦ . Funeral ers, for the funeral of llal-Uad .Smith. , services wcre"h.|.| ;.t l.-r lale resitlence The liand, of whidi Hal.-tead was a , ;vionday aflet :,.;oii. Rev. E. O. Tree of- nieinber, al.so sent a iiicej.iece. ticiating; inl.'rme.M in (iree-nfit-ld Cem¬ etery, lluv hu.-b;i;ui and f.v.. children survivf her. Gi.'oi'.j-e Chn-;i;:.;- nresented the Hich Schfjol '.Vlth a jieniiant of the p..!;, lechnic 1;; tilute. It is a tlag The .M. L.S. '.vas eni.rtained at the wi'h blue ba'k ground an.! ihe vs..r.| h.irne of the .Misses Pettit on Tuesilay "I'olytci b; i' " in grav iett.'r-,. ...ning. The officers elefted for the .oming yea.'- are; Presiflent, .MisK .A meeii::ir of the ,-\thi.u-' .¦\....:ia- powers; vice-j/n-sident, .Mr. Bishop; ti..ii of the S.'hool ',v;:s luifl at the elo.se ; secretary and treasurtr, .Miss Wheeler. .f school Tuesday afternoon, at which j The j-rogram was the I,ongfellow ceii- an int. re.-tii.g discussion of the new tennial, which had been j.ostjMjiied for ' oii.-tituti.n '.vas ititlulgeflin. some time. The jirograrn corisistefi of a character sketch, stdections, an or- i i:.' ib-gcnts' examinations will be j j^,i"j,j ,,aptr uu "Evangeline", and i .'Id i" tlie week beginning June 17 anfl , |,,yj^i,._ :.limg June 21. Out of town jnipils | .vi-!iing lo take examinations shoujd < Twenty-five men;bcrs and friends of 'ininunicate with Prof. Smith. the .M. L. 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.Mrs. Henry Ashdown and daughter Beatrice .spent Decoration Day vvith friend.s in New York.
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the hire Department will he held "«-¦>;tU^^,,^]^^^, morniiig.s.
1 he Daughters of Liberty wiil h.iM
Saturday evening.
The cantata "Hearts of Cold" will be given in the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening, by the .Sunday Schoo], at 7:.'{(».
The ladie.s of the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration vvill conduct a strawberry festival at the rectory ne.xt Saturday evening, June L"».
You can bo sure of good results from your doctor's prescriptions if you heed what Chas. I*. .Smith says in his afl in this issue.
The W. C. T. LJ. vvill meet at the sidence of Mrs. .Martin .J. .Suydam, .Avenue, .Monday aftor-
The W. W. Boat Club will hold a dance in Firemen's Hall, Roosevelt, on Thursday evening, June 27. There will be a drawing for a watch for the gentlemen and an umbrella ladies.
a dance in Fraternity Hail .m July l.-t.
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Penfold wrote:I haven't done too much in the way of photography lately but I did manage see a lot of water vole over in Arundel last week. The weather conditions were near perfect for them and at one point I could see five from my position on the river bank as they went about their business (mostly eating and fighting). Unfortunately, the pics I took of the fights didn't work out which was a pity since one of them involved a vole taking a bite out of a passing duck that got too close when it was swimming.
Tales from the Riverbank.
Come on, the coast is clear!
Don't worry, this photographer's a wuss. I could 'ave 'im easy!
(I got too close to this one and my lens was unable to focus properly for many of the shots.)
OK. I'll ignore him then.
An apple a day......
I ain't sharing
(These two had a few fights as the one on the right kept trying to steal the apple from the owner.)
The spoils of war.
nomnomnomnomnom........Watch what you eat.
(This was actually taken much later on a different part of the river. I was quite pleased with the reflection and the overall pic as the light conditions were quite poor at this point.)
And don't forget to eat your greens.
(Unfortunately, it doesn't show up too well on the screen but this one has a largish leaf hanging out the front of its mouth.)
Fortunately, there weren't too many people around and I was able to get quite close to them (about 3 feet at one point) before someone came along and scared them away.
And just to please the bird lovers;
Get my best side please.
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Dotsie wrote:poohcarrot wrote:c. You don't believe in a God = atheist
That's not what you said first time, smartypants. So if a person believes that the flying teapot is a god (not a God - that's different), then they are not an atheist.
For an atheist, you are more obsessed with God than any christian I've ever met
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In the last issue we gave you the 411 on floating rearend technology. For those that missed class (and shame on you if you did), it's race car tech that has migrated over to our street cars, and given how hard our Camaros are being driven these days, it's a very good thing indeed.
The problem solved by a floater rearend mostly revolves around brake pad knockback. In a traditional rearend the axles support the weight of the car, and under hard cornering they can flex. This flexing, besides causing unpredictable geometry changes, can cause the rotors to push back on the brake pads, forcing the pistons back into the caliper bores. The result is when you hit the brakes, the first pump only resets the pistons back against the pads (and hence the rotor). This necessitates another pump to actually cause the braking action you expected on the first hit of the pedal. Now, you can get used to this, but double pumping your brakes after every hard turn can get a bit old, and besides, do you really need one more thing to think about when you're out on the track?
A floater is also safer than a traditional flanged axle since there's no way a wheel can exit the vehicle if an axle snaps. Race teams have also grown fond of them since they can replace a broken axle without even pulling the wheel off the car. Is it necessary for everyone? No, but if you plan on pushing your ride hard, then it's an option you should really consider.
Several companies have started selling race-bred floater kits designed for street-driven Camaros. These kits have features not found on race cars but are needed for street duty – items like parking brakes and ABS capabilities. Strange Engineering has been selling drag car floaters for some time now, but they're getting ready to introduce a street version. Based on race-proven components, their retro-fit system combines the best of racetrack tech and street car necessities into one package perfect for the weekend warrior who likes nothing more than flogging his Camaro from time to time. Strange also tried to make the kit as compact as possible so that it would clear various stock suspension mounts. We volunteered Bad Penny, our '68 Camaro, to be their patient zero and talked Tim Lee, over at Don Lee Auto, into letting us tie up his lift for a few days. Now, in terms of installation, this isn't something the average guy can knock out in his or her garage. So we hit up Currie Enterprises since they have a ton of experience installing floaters and a bitchin set of tools. So follow along as we show you what's involved in taking your Camaro one step closer to handling nirvana.
01 And here's what makes up the floater part of Strange's kit. They've been building drag race floaters for some time, but this is their first kit designed for cars that hit the twisties. The retrofit kit features hardened steel drive plates, 4130 heat-treated spindles, steel hubs, and Timken bearings. The ARP wheel studs come in 1⁄2- or 5⁄8-inch, and the inner axle end can be 31- or 35-spline. The axles are custom cut to the right length for each order and are made of Hy-Tuf steel. The kit will offer ABS compatibility and ship with Wilwood brakes in a variety of rotor sizes and styles.
02 Since the spindle will support the weight of the car, it has to be made of stout material. Strange can turn down the spindle to fit the ID of your axle tube, but for reasons you will soon see, it's better to do it at the shop that will be installing them since fitment is critical. If you're buying a rear housing from them they can also install the spindles at their facility. The 2-inch OD spindles are big enough to accommodate 1.5-inch, 35-spline axles. We installed the kit in a Ford 9-inch housing, but it will work with Dana 60, GM 12-bolt, and other rears.
03 The rear in our '68 Camaro was running traditional flanged axles. The problem is that they flex under hard cornering causing pad knockback in the rear brakes. This constant stress also caused the bearings that support the axle to leak and loosen up, which made knockback even worse. A common "Band-aid" is to frequently replace the bearings, especially before a big race.
04 Over at Currie Enterprises, the first task was to do math, lots of math. After all, our distance from wheel to wheel was 55 inches, and this is what we needed it to be afterwards. Strange provided an engineering diagram, which really helped Currie figure out where to make the cuts. Just like when building a house, measure twice, cut once.
05 Using a bar and jig to line the spindle up dead center in the housing, Currie found a small issue. It seems that the process of welding on the three-link brackets warped the axles tubes. Now this isn't as critical with traditional axles, and the ends can be welded on slightly off center to account for the warpage. But with a floater, the centering is critical since being off center will cause stress and increased wear on the splined ends of the axles.


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Just thought why wasn't RVD a best man???? He must been taking a Smoking break???
We all judge others even if it isn't our place to judge, but supposedly at the end we are all judged by one!!!
Wrestling, women and money who could ask for more???
I'm the best in the world, and you can rest in piece.


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With its ample surface wrapped in sheet metal and set atop substantial hardwood legs, our table has the brawn to withstand the hard work of play.
- Thick legs and frame are made from sturdy hardwood
- Table top is wrapped in antiqued sheet metal, for durability and a vintage feel
- Outfitted with rolling casters that lock into place once positioned
- Perfectly sized to accomodate our 13½" seat height Vintage Schoolhouse Play Chairs and 14" seat height Vintage Steel Play Chairs and Stools
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Vintage Schoolhouse Large Play Table
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- Chair Overall: 12½"W x 15½"D x 25½"H
- Seat: 12½"W x 12"D
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- Chair Weight: 16 lbs.
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Fuego's River Adventure
App Developer: Crimson Apps – Omri Argaman
Version Reviewed: 1.2
License: US$0.99 on iPad 2 only. Requires iOS 4 or later.
If you are looking for a game with a difference on iOS then Fuego's River Adventure may just the solution.
There are no pesky onscreen controls to deal with. So how do you play this game?
Like the Xbox Kinect, the game utilizes the in-built camera in the iPad 2. The camera picks up your body movements in order to interact with the game and control Fuego.


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BHP Billiton Petroleum has exploration, development, production and marketing activities in more than a dozen countries around the globe, with a significant position in the deep water Gulf of Mexico, Onshore US and Australia. Petroleum also operates assets in the United States, Australia, United Kingdom, Trinidad and Tobago and Pakistan.
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Our activities are aimed at potash project development. Our interest in potash is via development projects largely within the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. Potash is a globally traded commodity primarily used as a fertiliser. We have exploration rights to over 14,500 square kilometres of highly prospective ground in the Saskatchewan potash basin. The Jansen Project, located 140 kilometres east of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, is our most advanced project and is in feasibility study stage.
Tim was appointed President, Diamonds and Specialty Products in June 2011 and later President of Petroleum and Potash in July 2013. Prior to joining Diamonds & Specialty Products, Tim was the President, Production in BHP Billiton's Petroleum business, a position he held since joining the company in 2007. His career in the resources industry began with Mobil Oil Corporation where he held positions in engineering, operations and senior management. He served almost 25 years with Mobil and then ExxonMobil, including as President of ExxonMobil de Venezuela. Tim is a graduate of Louisiana Tech University with a Bachelor's Degree in Petroleum Engineering.
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BHP Billiton has exploration rights to highly prospective land in the Saskatchewan potash basin. The Jansen Project, the most advanced of our projects, is in feasibility study stage. It has the potential to become one of the world's premier potash mines and the platform for a significant and scalable potash business for BHP Billiton.


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This is part of the solution to those problems. Many problems revolve around money. The government makes a good profit on custom plates so while small, this isn't really a bad thing.
All these problems in America and we're passing bills about Superman themed license plates? I mean it's cool and all, but I think we have are priorities mixed up.
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Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster are both Canadian's though ? so Why is Ohio getting special plates and not here.
Posted 03 February 2013 - 14:06
All these problems in America and we're passing bills about Superman themed license plates? I mean it's cool and all, but I think we have are priorities mixed up.
Posted 04 February 2013 - 13:41
We do but there is a limit. The first and obvious limit is the characters that end up on the plate can never be something the automated system generates at any point for obvious reasons. The second limit is that you can only use designs that have been approved by that particular state. Here is Oklahoma as an example: http://www.tax.ok.gov/sp1.html
You guys don't have personalised plates in the states?
Heaps available in QLD Australia. http://www.ppq.com.au
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Yup, here in Ohio we cannot afford to pay school teachers and we keep making huge cuts to schools and public transportation however, we have ever increasing politician salaries, budgets for state owned pets, and committees that were formed to solve road construction problems that see construction jobs near my home town extending from 1998 until 2018. But at least we can have superman plates to hold us by while we wait in traffic for 30 minutes a day in rural ohio.


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Get in the Halloween spirit at Gadsby's Tavern Museum's Mousequerade Ball for kids! On Saturday, October 22, Gadsby's Tavern Museum welcomes author Cheryl Barnes who will sign her book, "Alexander, the Old Town Mouse" and read the story of Alexander and his ball at Gadsby's Tavern. Then kids can create masks and enjoy a ball of their own, in the very same ballroom where Alexander – and George Washington – danced!
Costumes are encouraged but not required. This hour-long program begins at 1 p.m., with a second program starting at 3 p.m. The Mousquerade Ball is recommended for kids ages 4 to 7. Admission is $10 per child (ages 2 and older); adults with child admissions are free. Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling 703.746.4242 or by purchasing tickets online through the shop at www.gadsbystavern.org.
As America began as a nation during the late 18th century and emerged in the 19th century, Gadsby's Tavern was the center of social and political life in Alexandria as well as the new Federal City of Washington. The tavern served as the premier gathering place for residents – including George Washington – and visitors to eat, drink, learn, and influence history. Tavern keepers John Wise and John Gadsby hosted balls, performances, and meetings, and their accommodations were known as the best by travelers near and far.
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- Number of Discs: 4
- Run Time: 598 Minutes
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- DVD Release Date: April 22, 2008
- Audio: ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Mono [CC]
- Cast: Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams, David L. Lander, Michael McKean
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- Release Date: 1978
Season 4 Laverne & Shirley (Penny Marshall, Cindy Williams) takes place in Milwaukee in the 1950s, getting its start as a spin-off from Happy Days. The fourth season of Laverne & Shirley once again features Laverne, an outspoken, hot-headed woman who would love more than anything to be rescued from her job by a nice man, and Shirley, a naive young woman who worries about her reputation and often finds herself assuming the role of Laverne's conscience in an effort to keep her best friend out of trouble. In these Laverne & Shirley DVDs from season four, the two quirky friends have many fun times with Lenny and Squiggy, two greasers who share an apartment above Laverne and Shirley and always seem to have some kind of scheme up their sleeves.
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Terrible Republican Idea Exposed as Even More Terrible
Yesterday, the Congressional Budget Office came out with a report assessing the budgetary impact of something many conservatives have supported, raising the Medicare eligibility age from 65 to 67. What they found was that the change would save far less money than had previously been assumed: only $19 billion over the next decade. The main reason is that many of the people no longer eligible for Medicare would be eligible for either Medicaid or insurance subsidies through the health exchanges, so the net effect on the federal budget would be small.
But more important than that, this is an opportunity to remind ourselves that when government is doing something worthwhile, doing less of it isn't a good idea even if it saved a lot of money. And if cutting back only saves a modest amount of money, it's a really bad idea. You know what else would save a lot of money? Eliminating the United States Navy. But I'm guessing that most conservatives think having a navy is a good thing. Medicare is a spectacular success, one of the greatest things this country has ever done. Letting fewer people get on it is like the Miami Heat saying, "We won the championship last year, so what we need to do now is get rid of LeBron James."
Don't forget, Medicare is more efficient and less expensive than private insurance. Let me repeat that: Medicare is more efficient and less expensive than private insurance. It costs less to administer, its costs have risen more slowly than those of private insurance, and its beneficiaries love it. I realize that these facts cause many conservatives to begin blinking rapidly as their brains threaten overload from the cognitive dissonance produced when they realize that there are places where a government program outperforms its private-sector counterparts. But it's true.
Yes, Medicare's costs are projected to rise greatly in the coming decades. But that isn't because the program doesn't work, it's because of the high cost of health care in general, and because there are going to be a lot more old people. And not incidentally, there was one piece of legislation that found ways to save hundreds of billions of dollars from Medicare's future expenses. It was called the Affordable Care Act, and you may remember that Republicans didn't think too highly of it. In fact, they even pretended to be terribly opposed to those very savings, falsely characterizing them as cuts to benefits. But instead they'd like to just make the program available to fewer seniors?
If you don't let people get on Medicare when they're 65, it isn't as though they'll just step into their suspended animation pods for two years and then pop out when they turn 67. Those people will have to get coverage from private insurers. That means they'll be paying more out of their own pockets. And look, I realize that many conservatives believe that someone getting health insurance from the government is an inherently bad thing, no matter how well the program works. But it isn't. When a senior goes on Medicare, it's something to be celebrated. It isn't free, but it's government doing exactly what it ought to do.
Fri, 2013-10-25 13:34
"Medicare is more efficient and less expensive than private insurance." What a wonderful statement. It would be even more wonderful if the author included any facts to back the assertion. Suspect he is referring to the "allowed cost per procedure." Would like to see the comparison for ALL the costs, including the bloated bureaucracy.
Sat, 2013-10-26 10:21
I believe Medicare has an overhead of about 3%. ACA limits private insurers to 20% to feed their bloated beurocracies and many have had to tighten their belts to do that amazing feat.
The bloat is in the over paid executives, their rediculous percs and all those stokholders sitting at home waiting for the dividends checks. All Medicare has are regular middle class civil service workers making a living and doing their jobs.
As to Medicare paying for medical care, I doubt they are any stingier than private insurers. They certainly lack the avaris motive.
Mon, 2013-11-11 20:10
And those efficiencies are true even in those places where Medicare contracts with private companies to process the claims and write the checks for it. Since most pre-Obamacare policies with private insurers had 30% overhead, rather than 3%, if everyone were on Medicare, the administrative costs would drop by 90% (since 3% is only 10% of 30%). Insurance companies would find something else to insure, like paying cash when hospitalized to help with non-medical expenses. There's a pretty rich duck on TV selling that service!
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Coordindator's Corner: Haley & LeBeauNovember 29, 2012 by Teresa Varley
Offensive Coordinator Todd Haley
Is it easier to come back from a performance like last week because it was an odd set of circumstances than it would be if you were just stuffed all day on offense?
No, I don't think it's ever easy. It's just a fact of life that you have to come back, regardless of the result of the week before. You have to come back and prepare to win the biggest game of the year, which is this week. We have a lot of work to do, and we've got to be better.
How did your quarterbacks look today?
Not bad.
What about Ben Roethlisberger, specifically?
He did a little bit in the early part of practice. Like Coach [Tomlin] said, he's keeping the door open, so we'll see tomorrow how much he's able to do. It was positive that he was out here and throwing a little bit, so that's a good thing.
How much do you really need to see from Roethlisberger? Does he really need to heave the ball before Sunday?
That'll be up to Coach Tomlin and the doctors. Like we always say, we go by what we see. We have to come out and execute in the pass and run game. Like I said, he did some today and that's a good start.
What would make you expect QB Charlie Batch to play better in this game than he did last game?
I think the circumstances of the game, just the way it started in the first half with the halfbacks struggling a little bit and the ball ending up on the ground and giving them opportunities. The game, from the start, never really went the way that we needed it to go, which was to play good on defense like we did and on offense, first and foremost, protect the football and be efficient. I just think it probably put a little stress on everybody. Even though we had the lead to start the second half, it just wasn't a situation that our guys handled very well, and we have to do better and not put ourselves in that situation to begin with. Any time you're talking about a quarterback that hasn't played a whole bunch in an extended period of time, getting an opportunity and then getting a second opportunity, he gets a second full week of practice. I would expect him to be better.
What's your confidence with rookie RT Kelvin Beachum going into Baltimore?
I think the good thing is that he lined up and played a significant portion of the game last week. That's a good thing. It's not a good thing that Mike [Adams] got hurt, but when he did, Beachum had to go in and play a significant number of plays, the majority of those having to be passing, and he held his own. He gets a full week of practice taking all the reps, and we need to make sure we're looking out for him like we always do with those guys on the edges on either side. We expect him to step in and play at a high level.
Are you seeing anything out of G David DeCastro that leads you to believe he'll be a factor this year?
I definitely think that he could be. Last week he got to go in and go through a bunch of reps and looked good. Yesterday, we got to have him in pads and he got through that practice well. I think every practice he gets through in a healthy manner and continues to get stronger and gain confidence is real good. I think the new rule is great and for him to be able to see some light at the end of the tunnel as opposed to normally, when something like that happens you're done and there's really nothing to look forward to but the offseason. I think he really worked hard to give himself an opportunity and now we'll see how it goes. At least he's in a position to take advantage of it.
What are the expectations for RB Jonathan Dwyer in his new role in terms of the amount of carries and how much you think you can get out of him?
I'm not looking at anything as a new role. Obviously, Jonathan is going to be the guy starting the game but I don't think a whole lot will change as far as the guys who are rolling with it, will continue to roll with it. Jonathan just has to show that he can take the bulk of the carries without needing a break or taking a few plays off on the sideline. I think that will be what defines Jonathan as his career goes forward. He's getting a great opportunity. We're all excited and have been excited about a bunch of things he's done. Hopefully, he goes in and takes this role seriously and won't let us take him off the field.
Has that been an issue?
I just think he's a guy who hasn't been the workhorse since he's been here. He's gotten some opportunities, and he needs to prove he wants to be in and stay out there all the time.
With Batch, who has admitted he doesn't have the arm strength he used to, does it limit what you can do with someone like WR Mike Wallace who is a guy who's designed to take the top off the defense?
No, I think, as you saw last week, we threw the ball down the middle to Mike and Heath [Miller] behind the defense and it was a slight underthrow but there's timing of the play, circumstances, having to step up, different things. I don't think there's any limitation as to what he can do or needs to do with the guys we have. Some guys can throw 80 yards, and some guys can throw it 50 yards. I was with Kurt Warner, and his max was 54 yards with two crow-hops. Those guys learn pretty early to get the ball out earlier. Speed is still going to be speed and you just have to understand it and he understands it more than anyone. When he's going down the field he's got to get the ball out fast.
Is Wallace being a co-starter with WR Emmanuel Sanders as much a tribute to Sanders as it is to any issues with what Wallace has been doing?
I definitely think that. Again, these guys will have roles and as the situations in the games come up. Depending upon play calls and packages we have, which we've been doing all year, we've had packages that have included Emmanuel and Jerricho [Cotchery] and all that will continue. Emmanuel has done a tremendous job with the opportunities he's had and he just needs to continue to get better. I expect Mike to bounce back and make a bunch of plays for us here down the stretch.
Is the plan right now for Beachum to start at tackle and Ramon Foster to stay at right guard?
I won't get into depth charts and however Coach Tomlin laid it out. But I'd say there's a strong possibility that Beachum will be in there at right tackle.
Where did Baltimore give you problems the first time you played them this year?
We started the game the way we wanted to. We converted a third-down in our second possession and then fumbled the ball. That was killer. We had a punt returned on us for a touchdown. That was a killer. Offensively as the game wore on, third downs we just weren't able to convert, especially in critical situations in that critical part of the field, the fringe in the plus-40, plus-45, that if you convert a third-down, you're now in the scoring zone, and we have a good kicker in Shaun Suisham. We just weren't able to convert those critical third downs that would have put us in the scoring range, whether it was to continue a drive and score or kick field goals. So we have to do a better job, especially in those critical situations. You can't turn the football over, first and foremost, but when we get the ball in those areas of the field, we have to convert and stay on the field and put touchdowns on the field.
Defensive Coordinator Dick LeBeau
Re: Jason Worilds:
He is doing a good job. He actually had tremendous growth last year. He had to play well over half the snaps last year and started a lot of games. He would have been accelerated tremendously, except that he had the injury situation in the offseason. He missed the whole training camp. I would say the last month he has really come back to where he was at the end of last season, when he was coming on strong. We are looking for him to continue to grow and be productive for us. I think he leads our team in sacks right now. That's indicative of the productivity he has when he is in there. He is going to get a lot of snaps with LaMarr Woodley recovering from an ankle injury.
Did you like what you saw last week from Worilds?
He has been playing stronger as we have gone along. I think that was just him coming back from an injury and getting back to where he was last year. Now he can get back into his normal growth cycle. In the first three years, you should grow tremendously. I think he is getting back on schedule for that.
Re: Possibly getting Troy Polamalu back:
I think it means a lot, getting leadership and stability out there again. Our guys have done a good job without him. I don't think he will be able to be out there every snap but he is going to be able to take a significant role. Let's face it, when you can have him on the field it's a plus for us. We are looking forward to his return.
Do you have to be cautious with him?
He has been idle for a good while. I think you just want him to get back into complete game conditioning. He is in good shape. He has been able to run, and that's how I think they judged if he was ready to come back, and not the after effects of hard workouts. His aerobic conditioning is good but I think his football conditioning needs some development. We will try to help him with that but it will be good to have him back.
Re: Your pass defense hasn't struggled without him but he is a difference maker:
He makes plays only he can make. That's no knock on anybody else. He is a rare player. He is always good to have in the game.
Why has your defense been successful this season without him, considering the only time your defense finished outside the top-10 was in 2009 when he missed most of the season?
I'd have to get my stats out. I don't think we were far out, too low in 2009. These guys work hard and play together. I always think we are going to be a little better with him than without him but I think the other guys just stepped up and played hard. We are in a new mix. We should still keep growing out there. There is plenty of room to improve. They are going to keep fighting and working towards that proper ending.
Re: Getting more comfortable with the defense after losing veterans in the offseason:
Hopefully we are better than we were when we started. We have had some injuries and have had some guys that have stepped in. we've gotten valuable playing time from some of our young players that really hadn't had much playing time and have now amassed some good, quality playing time. We are getting to be a more veteran bunch out there. We have a ways to go, but I am proud of the way they have worked and improved.
Do you expect the Ravens to change on offense, considering your defense contained Ray Rice last time the teams played?
I don't think they are going to change at all. He is tough to hold. Our guys just had a really good game against him. He is part of the answer to holding them down on offense. He is such a great player. You look at their record. They aren't going to change what they are doing.
But can you expect to hold him since you did before?
Well, you can expect it, but he is one of those players that are usually going to be productive. You have to keep him from dominating the game. That's what you have to expect to do. I think he had 40 yards. That isn't going to happen very often. We want to get after him and play him hard. I know our guys will. We are just going to try to keep him from dominating the game, which he can do if he gets off and has a good day.
When Polamalu is on the field, does that change what other players do?
I don't think so. I just think there is a comfort in having him in the huddle. Everybody has seen where he has been and what he has done. His reputation is not a myth. He's made the plays. That always has to be a plus for your defense.
Are you expecting the old Polamalu or a guy coming off of a long layoff?
I watched him move. I think he is moving real well. I think he will be able to make his plays. Experience is such a valuable thing. He isn't going to lose any of that just because he hasn't played for a while. I am sure if he is honest, it will take him a while to get his complete timing back but we are happy he is coming back.
Did the Ravens recent game change your mind on how to defend fourth-and-29?
[Laughs] Well, the simple truth of the matter is, in this league, anything can happen on any given snap. When you have a player like Rice, and he gets the ball under his arm with a little bit of space, he is pretty hard to get on the ground. They were all trying to get him on the ground. He just barely made enough to keep the game going but that's why he is Ray Rice.
Does their offense seem more efficient at home?
I know their record would indicate they are more productive at home. I think everybody's numbers are probably better at home. But this is a good, solid football team and a solid offense at home or away from home.


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Qdoba Mexican Grill Delivery Driver job in Grafton, WI
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|2506 Washington St
Grafton, WI 53024
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Qdoba Mexican Grill is a fast-casual restaurant chain providing our guest with quality products and fast service in an upscale, enjoyable environment. Qdoba Restaurant Corporation began in 1995 and has quickly grown to over 500 restaurants from coast to coast...and plenty more on the way. Several markets are corporate based, while other markets are heavily franchised. Roaring Fork Restaurant Group is the largest franchisee in the company with 36 restaurants in the WI & IL footprint, including Replay Sports Bar and 35 Qdoba locations.
Turn your love of food into a career at Qdoba Mexican Grill. In our restaurants, we're passionate about innovative flavors and fresh, handcrafted food. We're looking for people who share our passion and are dedicated to creating a great experience through service that invites interaction with our guests.
Looking for the perfect part-time job? Qdoba Mexican Grill is how hiring reliable, charismatic, and friendly part-time/on-call delivery drivers to handle catering deliveries for our fast-paced and growing fast, casual restaurant group.
Please keep in mind, we may not be hiring at this location, however we are always accepting application for future openings and surrounding locations.
Key Responsibilities: The delivery driver is the face of the company for the deliveries they make, thereby requiring candidates to possess exceptional people skills, as well as a friendly and patient demeanor. Drivers can expect to earn $20+ per hour.
- Deliver catering orders in a timely manner and set up delivery order according to required specifications
- Arrive at restaurant 30 minutes prior to all scheduled delivery times and confirm order checklist prior to leaving restaurant
- Write down the time that food should be consumed by on receipt holder and communicate to customer when delivered.
- Discuss all food safety and handling procedures with customer and have them sign the order checklist and credit card receipt then return to restaurant
- Provide support in the restaurant, as necessary.
- Valid driver's license and clean driving record
- Driver must have car insurance
- Must be able to lift up to 40lbs
- Must be 18 years of age or older
- Strong communication skills and customer service skills required
- Strong time management skills
- Ability to work independently
- Bring a positive attitude to everything they do
- Must have the ability to read, write, and communicate in English
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The Energy Efficiency Business Incentives Program offers incentives for improvements that exceed government energy standards for business, industrial and agricultural customers, regardless of size. Funding for conservation improvements is up to 50% of the total project costs and the incentives are based on the amount of direct energy saved. More information about the specific incentive amounts can be found on the program brochure.
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Up-to-date business-critical data inventories form the backbone of each and every enterprise. Online storage solutions from Fujitsu protect this data from loss and store it in a most cost-effective way.
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Welcome to the 4-star Mercure Hotel Hagen: thanks to our hotel's central location, it is not far to reach the city's businesses and facilities. Even the nearby Ruhr region city of Dortmund can be easily reached by car or public transport.
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