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1995-97 New England Patriots, 1998-2005 New York Jets
Curtis James Martin, Jr. ... Drafted in third round by Patriots, 1995 … Led AFC in rushing as rookie … Second player in NFL history to start career with 10 straight 1,000-yard rushing seasons … Led his team in rushing every season… Rushed for career-high 1,697 yards, won NFL rushing title, 2004 … Retired as NFL's fourth all-time leading rusher (14,101) … Scored 90 rushing, 10 receiving TDs … Combined net yards (17,421) was 10th all-time … Born May 1, 1973 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Running back Curtis Martin, who missed most of his final college season at the University of Pittsburgh with an ankle injury, was drafted in the third round by the New England Patriots in 1995. He showed no effects of that injury during his rookie season. He ran 30 yards on his first NFL carry, scored the game-winning touchdown and became the first Patriots player to rush for 100 yards in his pro debut. It was the first of a rookie-record-tying nine games that he eclipsed the 100-yard mark. Martin finished the year as the AFC's leading rusher with 1,487 yards and scored 14 touchdowns. He was named Rookie of the Year, All-AFC, and voted to the first of his five Pro Bowls.
Martin's steady output continued throughout his 11-season, 168-game career as he joined Hall of Famer Barry Sanders as the only runners ever to start their careers with 10 straight 1,000-yard seasons. Martin led his team in rushing in each of his 11 seasons in the NFL.
Martin, who signed as a restricted free agent with the New York Jets after his third season, had his finest year in his second to last season. He rushed for a career-high 1,697 yards in 2004 to win the lone NFL rushing title of his career. He also tied his career-high of nine games with 100 or more yards rushing. He was named first-team All-Pro for the second time of his career that season.
He suffered a knee injury late in his final year that snapped a streak of 119 consecutive starts and kept him from reaching the 1,000-yard mark for the only time of his career. He finished the final four weeks of the season on the injured reserve list. He later announced his retirement and left the game as the NFL's fourth all-time leading rusher.
Martin gained 14,101 yards on 3,518 carries and scored 90 rushing touchdowns in his career. He rushed for 100 or more yards in a game 57 times. He also caught 484 passes for 3,329 yards and 10 touchdowns and his 17,421 combined net yards placed him 10th all-time at the time of his retirement. The three-time All-AFC pick also threw two touchdown passes on his only career pass attempts.
Championship Games
1996 AFC – New England Patriots 20, Jacksonville Jaguars 6
Martin started at running back. He had 19 rushes for 59 yards and one touchdown and three receptions for 18 yards.
1998 AFC – Denver Broncos 23, New York Jets 10
Martin started at running back. He had 13 rushes for 14 yards and one touchdown. He also had four receptions for 39 yards and one fumble.
Super Bowls
Super Bowl XXXI – Green Bay Packers 35, New England Patriots 21
Martin started at running back. He had 11 rushes for 42 yards and one touchdown and three receptions for 28 yards.
All-League Teams
All-Pro Second Team: 1999 (AP) • 2001 (AP)
All-AFC: 1995 (UPI, PW) • 2001 (PW) 2004 (PW)
All-AFC Second: 1996 (UPI)
Pro Bowls
(5) – 1996, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2005*
*Did not play
In the NFL Record Book
(at time of his retirement following 2005 season)
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Seasons 1,000 or More Rushing Yards – 10
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Consecutive Seasons 1,000 or More Rushing Yards – 10
• [3rd] Most Rushing Attempts, Career – 3,518
• [3rd] Most Combined Attempts, Career – 4,016
• [3rd] Most Combined Attempts, Rookie Season – 401 (1995)
• [Tied for 3rd] Most Rushing Touchdowns, Rookie Season – 14 (1995)
Post-Season Records
• [2nd] Most Combined Attempts, Game – 42 (vs. Jacksonville, 1998)
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Touchdowns, Game – 3 (vs. Pittsburgh, 1996)
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Rushing Touchdowns, Game – 3 (vs. Pittsburgh, 1996)
• [3rd] Longest Run from Scrimmage – 78t (vs. Pittsburgh, 1996)
• [Tied for 3rd] Most Consecutive Games Rushing for a Touchdown – 5 (1996-98)
Pro Bowl Records
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Rushing Touchdowns, Career – 2
• [Tied for 3rd] Most Touchdowns, Career – 3
Team Records
Patriots records held by Martin
(Records through the 1997 season, Martin's final season with New England)
• [1st] Most Consecutive Games Scoring a Touchdown – 7 (Oct. 13 to Nov. 24, 1996)
• [1st] Most Consecutive Games Scoring a Rushing Touchdown – 7 (Oct. 13 to Nov. 24, 1996)
• [1st] Most Touchdowns Scored, Season – 17 (1996)
• [1st] Most Rushing Attempts, Season – 368 (1995)
• [1st] Most Rushing Attempts, Game – 40 (vs. New York Jets, Sept. 14, 1997)
• [1st] Most Yards Rushing, Season – 1,487 (1995)
• [1st] Most Rushing Touchdowns, Season – 14 (1995, 1996)
• [Tied for 1st] Most Rushing Touchdowns, Game – 3 (vs. Miami, Nov. 3, 1996)
• [2nd] Most Touchdowns Scored, Season – 15 (1995)
• [2nd] Most Rushing Attempts, Season – 316 (1996)
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Consecutive Games Scoring a Touchdown – 5 (Oct. 23 to Nov. 19, 1995)
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Consecutive Games Scoring a Rushing Touchdown – 5 (Oct. 23 to Nov. 19, 1995)
• [3rd] Most Rushing Attempts, Game – 36 (vs. Buffalo, Oct. 23, 1995)
• [3rd] Most Yards Rushing, Game – 199 (vs. New York Jets, Sept. 14, 1997)
• [1st] Most Points, Game – 18 (vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 5, 1997)
• [1st] Most Rushing Yards, Game – 166 (vs. Pittsburgh, Jan. 5, 1997)
• [1st] Longest Run from Scrimmage – 78t (vs. Pittsburgh, 1996)
• [1st] Most Rushing Touchdowns, Career – 5
• [1st] Longest Rushing Touchdown – 78 (vs. Pittsburgh, 1996)
• [2nd] Most Points, Career – 30
• [2nd] Most Rushing Attempts, Career – 49
• [2nd] Most Rushing Yards, Career – 297
• [2nd] Longest Rushing Touchdown – 23 (vs. Pittsburgh, 1996)
• [3rd] Longest Rushing Touchdown – 18 (vs. Green Bay, Super Bowl XXXI)
• [Tied for 3rd] Longest Run from Scrimmage – 23t (vs. Pittsburgh, 1996)
Jets records held by Martin
(Records through the 2005 season, Martin's final season with New York)
• [1st] Most Rushing Attempts, Season – 371 (2004)
• [1st] Most Rushing Yards, Career – 10,030
• [1st] Most Rushing Attempts, Career – 2,560
• [1st] Most Rushing Touchdowns, Season – 12 (2004)
• [1st] Most Rushing Touchdowns, Career – 58
• [Tied for 1st] Most Rushing Touchdowns, Game – 3 (at New England, Oct. 15, 2000; vs. Kansas City, Nov. 11, 2001)
• [2nd] Most Rushing Attempts, Game – 38 (vs. Arizona, Nov. 7, 1999)
• [2nd] Most Rushing Attempts, Season – 369 (1998)
• [3rd] Most Rushing Attempts, Game – 36 (vs. Miami, Oct. 4, 1998)
• [3rd] Most Rushing Attempts, Season – 367 (1999)
• [Tied for 3rd] Most Points Scored, Game – 18 (at New England, Oct. 15, 2000; vs. Kansas City, Nov. 11, 2001)
League/Team Statistical Titles
NFL Statistical Championships
Rushing Titles: 2004
AFC Statistical Championships
Touchdown Titles: 1996
Rushing Titles: 1995, 2004
Team Statistical Championships
Rushing Titles: 1995NE, 1996NE, 1997NE, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
NENew England Patriots All other titles won with New York Jets
Awards and Honors
• 1995 Rookie of the Year (PFWA, SN)
• 1995 AFC Rookie of the Year (UPI)
• 1995 Offensive Rookie of the Year (AP, PW)
Full Name: Curtis James Martin, Jr.
Birthdate: May 1, 1973
Birthplace: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
High School: Allderdice (Pittsburgh, PA)
Pro Career: 11 seasons, 168 games
Drafted: 3rd round (74th player overall) in 1995 by New England Patriots
Uniform Number: 28
First of all, I just want to thank you all. It's been a long night, and thank you for your patience and your support for everybody up here on this stage. I also want to thank Cortez Kennedy for speaking so long that God decided to turn the lights out. Also, you know something, I learned so much this weekend. Something I didn't know, excuse me for a second. This has nothing to do with the Hall of Fame.
But Willie Roaf, can you stand up for one second? You see how big this man is? So we come in on Thursday, and we're all sitting around, and this big dude, right here, imagine this guy is so big. He said, "Hey, y'all, let's go get some mani and pedis and go get a facial." I said, "What, man, what?" All right, all right, all right. I'm sorry, Roaf, I said I was going to pick on you about that.
Well, listen, this has just been unbelievable for me. I'll tell you this, I came into Canton this week, and everyone here who knows me, this section, everyone knows me. You know that I was never a football fan. I wasn't the type of guy to watch football. I could probably count on one hand how many football games I've watched from beginning to end in my lifetime.
Also, another thing about me is I played running back. I'm up here because of how many yards I ran. Everyone who knows me also knows that I hate to run. I don't like to run at all. I box now to stay in shape just because I don't want to run anywhere.
But this has been an incredible road for me. When I'm in situations like this, especially when I'm being honored for something that I've achieved in football, it always makes me feel a little awkward and out of place because I've just never really been able to identify with the love and the passion that a lot of my colleagues and a lot of the other alumni of the Hall of Fame have.
Most of these guys have lived for the game of football and eat, breath, sleep football. I was someone who was somewhat forced to play football. I can remember draft day like it was yesterday. My family and I were sitting around and were watching the draft. The phone rings and it's Bill Parcells. I answer the phone and say "Hello," and Parcells says, "Curtis, we want to know if you're interested in being a New England Patriot?" I said, "Yes, yes, sir." And we hang up the phone. As soon as we hang up the phone I turn around to everyone and I said, "Oh my gosh, I do not want to play football."
No, you're laughing, but this is the truth. I turned around and said, "I don't want to play football. I don't even know that I like football enough to try to make a career out of it." My pastor at the time was a guy by the name of Leroy Joseph, and I'm so glad he was there to talk some sense into me. He says, "Curtis, look at it this way, man." He said, "Maybe football is just something that God is giving you to do all those wonderful things that you say you want to do for other people." I tell you, it was like a light bulb came on in my head.
That became my connection with football. I don't know if he wouldn't have said that to me if football would have gotten out of me what it got out of me. I definitely wouldn't be standing here. And ever since he said that, I knew the only way I was going to be successful at this game called football is if I played for a purpose that was bigger than the game itself because I knew that the love for the game just wasn't in my heart.
Let me say this: This weekend, and I'll tell you this, and this is God's honest truth, I came up here. I had a chance to spend time with the older guys and the guys who have been inducted. I had a chance to listen to their experience. On Friday morning, we went and listened to Ralph Wilson speak. Just the passion that he had for this game, being one of the founders, one of the founding fathers of this game, there was something that rubbed off on me, and literally yesterday I felt like it was my first day as a fan of the game of football.
Let me tell you about how I got started playing. So I grew up in a pretty bad neighborhood. But the household that I lived in was even worse. I had a father who I love him dearly and he's passed and gone on, but he was my guy before he died. But when I was 5 years old, I remember watching him torture my mother, I mean, literally. I don't necessarily have notes, so I'm going to bare my soul and just bear with me.
But I remember watching him torture you. He had my mother locked in the bathroom. Had her sitting on the edge of the tub, and he turned on all the hot water and stopped the tub up so that the hot water would eventually flow on her legs. He dared her to move. As the hot water flowed up and started going on her legs and going on her feet and she would flinch a little bit, he would rush into the bathroom, take her hair and burn it with a lighter. He would come back out, watch her some more, she'd move again, and he would go in there with a cigarette and put cigarette burns all over her legs which she still bares to this day. I've seen him beat her up like she was a man. I've seen him throw her down the steps. I've witnessed this woman go to they got a bet on whether I'm going to cry or not. So I'm going to hold it in.
I've watched my mother get punched in the face, have a black eye and then go to work with make up on just to support our family. I've watched this. She did everything to raise me and in hindsight when you're a kid and your mother's tough on you, you don't necessarily understand why. I used to think it was because my dad was so tough on her that it would just naturally make her tough on me.
I heard a saying one time that says, "Hurt people, hurt people." And my mother was dealing with so much hurt and pain, and I know that she had to take some of that out somewhere. Mom, I'm so grateful that I was there for you to even take some of that pain out on, because you deserved it.
By the time I was 5, my dad was gone. My mother, because we couldn't afford it, she would work two and three jobs. She tied a shoe string around my neck with a key and taught me how to come in the house. I'd come from kindergarten and first grade almost for two years and stay in the house by myself till like 9:30, 10:00 at night, and my mother said it broke her heart every single day walking up those steps. We lived in sort of a low income housing project type environment, and I would always be sitting in that front window because I was scared.
So I was so petrified of being in the house by myself. I didn't even watch "Scooby Doo". I was that scared. The ghosts on "Scooby Doo" scared the heck out of me.
But my mother made a way for me to start staying in between her and my grandmother. When I was 9, my mother, she walks into my grandmother's bedroom and found her murdered. Found her murdered with a knife in her chest, and her neck was broken and everything, eyes wide open, blood everywhere.
And for me as a little kid, all the other family, they come in and you hear the whispers from adults as a little kid, and they affect you a certain way. I just heard everyone saying, "If that happened to me, I would go crazy. I would lose my mind." For me, crazy was kind of like what my dad was. So in my mind, as a 9 year old, my mother told me the only thing that got her through that was I came up to her and grabbed her hand and said, "Mom, are you going crazy?" And she looked down at me and said, "No. Why do you ask me that?" And I just said, "Well, that's good because if you go crazy, nobody's going to be here to take care of me." I'm so grateful to my mother. That is the strongest individual that I've ever known, and I appreciate her so much.
If all those things and the story gets better. But just for right now, just entertain me. If that wasn't enough on my mother. When I was 13, her sister, who was like my other mother got killed and died an even worse or more painful death than my grandmother did. Even through that, my mother stayed strong and raised me.
By the time I was 15, growing up in the environment that I was in, I had so many brushes with death. I remember one distinct time a guy had a gun to my head, a loaded gun to my head, pulled the trigger seven times. God's honest truth, the bullet didn't come out. He wasn't pointing the gun at me and pulled the trigger and a bullet came out. I was too young to even recognize that God was saving my life.
You get to by the time I'm in high school. By this time I'm a full-fledged product of my environment. I've done a lot of things that I'm not proud of. But my mother comes to me and she says, "Curt, listen. Your grandmother's gone. My sister's gone. You've had so many brushes with death yourself, I'm just going to tell you this, Curt, I want you to do something after school. It doesn't matter what it is. It could be football, baseball, basketball, join the glee club, join the band, whatever it may be. Just do something so you're not in this neighborhood 24 hours a day, just take up two extra hours of your time." She said, "Because if something happens to you, they might as well kill me too, because you're the only thing that I'm living for."
Mom, I thank you so much for the sacrifices that you've made for me. I wasn't persuaded on football. I thought I was a better baseball player, so I thought I would end up playing baseball. But it was too hot in the summer, so I was like "No, no baseball." Basketball I was just like, "Well, I'm only at most probably going to grow to be 6 foot. I'm not that great to be a 6 foot point guard in the NBA."
And at the same time my gym teacher was the head football coach. His name is Mark Wittgartner, he's here. He comes up to me while we're in school, and he says, "Son, I want you to play for our football team." I said, well, "I don't really have an interest, Coach."
He said, well, listen, if you don't do something with your life, from what I hear about you, you're going to end up dead or in jail pretty soon.
With him in one ear and my mother in the other ear, football became the default that I fell into. And Coach Mark Wittgartner, you have no idea what you were saying to me, but I believe what you said could have been the possible thing that saved my life. I think you were right.
He also told me, "Curtis, if you play, I think you'll get a scholarship. I think you're that good. You'll get a scholarship to anywhere you want to go in the country." But to me, I didn't really care, it didn't make sense. But it was like, "No, now that's two thing that's I don't like, football and school." I wasn't really for that, but to appease my mother, I played football.
I ended up doing well in football. My senior year I broke about every rushing record. And just like Coach Mark Wittgartner said, every school in the country recruited me. And I had to go to college, reluctantly. And because Pitt was right down the street, I chose Pitt by default.
I'm so grateful to Coach Sal Sunseri and Coach Paul Hackett, because my freshman year, they were the ones who kind of kept me straight. Just to fast forward to me going into the NFL, well, even before that, by the time I was a junior, my life was so bad that I literally thought this is something everyone knows I always thought I would die before I was 21.
So when I was 20 years old, I just said, you know what, I've got to go to the nearest church. I had never went to church. My mother never raised me telling me about God or anything. But I said I've got to go to the nearest church and tell this God, God, thank you, because I know I'm not faster than a bullet. I'm not Superman. But somehow I seem to have had more than nine lives.
I remember, and this is one of the most surreal moments in my life. I remember sitting there after the preacher had preached his sermon, and I'm up in the balcony and everyone was getting up leaving, and I just sat there. I looked up at the ceiling and I said and at that time I was a street guy.
So I looked up and talked to God like he was one of my boys in the street. I said, "Listen, man, I don't know nothing about you or this Jesus cat that everybody talk about, but I'm going to make a deal with you. I heard about people making deals with the devil, but I don't want to do that. I'm going to make a deal with you. If you let me live past 21, dude, I promise that I'll just try to do my best and try to live right and try to do whatever you want me to do. I know you're a smart person, if you're God."
So there has to be a bigger purpose for my life than what I'm experiencing. There's got to be more to life than this. I tell you what. I'm 39 years old now, and God has definitely upheld his end of the bargain, and I'm going to spend the rest of my life trying to do mine, uphold my end of the bargain.
Back to football. Let me just tell you some Parcells-isms, I like to call them. Because I tell you this, this guy has taught me, and another thing, even though I didn't initially like playing football or anything, as I played, I began to understand that football was shaping me as a man. It was like I was learning about life through football. It was the first time in my life that I ever committed to something and stuck to it. It was the first time that I worked hard to really give my all toward something because I didn't want to squander the opportunity that I had.
But Parcells, there are so many Parcells stories and I'm not going to tell them all because I'm going to try to be brief. Well, that's a foregone conclusion.
I'll never forget. I was injured one day, and it was really bad. Coach Parcells was like my consigliore, isn't that what they call it in the mob? So I would always call him when I was making big decisions. So I call him, I said, Coach, my knee is really killing me. I don't know that I can play with it.
He said, "Curtis, well, listen, I'm a big fan of you taking care of your body first." But he said I've always believed one thing, Curtis. I said, "what's that, Coach?" You know that voice Parcells has. "You should never come out of the huddle because you never know who is going in the huddle." And that was something that stuck with me.
Again, that's one of the lessons that the NFL taught me. You're always replaceable. There is someone always right on your heels. And every year, I tell you, there was someone. I'm not being modest, there was someone on that team had that had more ability, was quicker, stronger, faster and I just outworked everyone.
Another Parcells story because you've got to understand this guy was the first male that I had as a positive role model. I looked up to him and hung on to every word he said. One day we're in practice and he calls me off the field. So I go over to the sideline and said, "hey, what's up, Coach?" He's like he called me Boy Wonder. He said, "Boy Wonder, have you been working hard?" I said, "yeah, of course, Coach. I mean, you know, that's just what I do. I want to outwork everybody in the building, not just the players, I mean, the janitors, front office people, everybody. I said, but why would you ask me that?" He said, "I just want to make sure you're not fooling yourself." I said, "What does that one mean?"
He said, "Boy Wonder, as long as you live, never forget this. There is a big difference between routine and commitment." He said some people just do the same routine over and over again in life. He said some people even get better at that same routine over and over in life. But there are few people who commit to the next level. And I tell you, that left an impression on me that even though I knew I had worked hard, it made me work harder. And I applied that principle to every facet of my life. Mentally, emotionally, spiritually, financially, however it may have been, I'm always trying to commit to the next level. Thank you, Coach Parcells.
One last football story. I promise. It's a funny one. I remember that whole not coming out of the huddle thing. I was jealous of any other running back that stepped foot in that huddle. I didn't want anyone else going in there. We're playing the Raiders one day. My fullbacks knew the rule was if you see me lying on the ground because I usually pop right back up after I get hurt. If you see me laying on the ground I'm probably dazed or knocked out or something. Come pick me up and shake me.
So we're playing the Raiders and I get hit down field. I pop up, but I realize everything is black. I'm like, oh, my gosh. I'm kind of knocked out. So I'm trying to hold on to people. I finally make my way back to the huddle. I'm standing in the huddle for a while, and I just have my hands on my hip. The guy turns around and he says, what are you doing? And I like looked again. I was in the Raiders huddle. I thought that I was just I thought that it was just black because I hadn't come to yet. But I was in the Raiders huddle.
At the end of the day, football has taught me so much. I'll forever be grateful to this game. I wish I could go back and play my career with the perspective of football that I have now.
I was asked by a reporter earlier this week, I was asked if I would allow my child to play football. I said, well, football's getting bigger, stronger, faster and tougher, I don't know. I would probably be reluctant. But if my kid can learn what I learned from this game, I'd let him play. I think it's worth the risk.
At the end of the day, I've achieved a lot of things, and I've done a lot of wonderful things in life that I'm so grateful for. But I tell you my greatest achievement in my life was helping my mother and nurturing my mother from the bitter, angry, beaten, hurt person that she was, nurturing her to be a healthy to have a healthy mindset, and to forgive my father for everything that he did to her. That's my greatest accomplishment.
By the time he died, she was cooking him food every day and taking it to him. And she is so happy right now, and I'm so grateful for her.
But out of all the things that I've achieved, it's not necessarily what you achieve in life that matters most, but it's who you become in the process of those achievements that really matters.
In closing, there are just a couple people that I would like to also thank. Again, Dary Stone. This is a guy who has been like my father figure. He's been the person who has taken the place of just about everyone else, every male role model in my life. You've been the best person for me to look up to. I honor and respect you. The reason I'm the man I am today is because of what you taught me, Dary, thank you.
I'd also like to thank my beautiful, beautiful wife. I just got married a couple years ago. We have a little 7-month old named Ava, and honey, I'd just like to thank you. Can I just have one thing? Can I have all of my ex-teammates, whether you were in Pitt, New England, or the Jets. Can I have you stand up for one second? You guys, I just want you to know that you guys are like the brothers I never had. Many of you have carried me. You've taught me so much. In our classroom it was always fun because I never really understood the X's and O's of football, so people always made fun of me.
But you guys, I really appreciate you all, and I appreciate every coach and everyone who has had anything to do with my playing career. Thank you.
I would also like to thank the owners that I played for. Mr. Kraft, the Hesses, and Mr. Woody Johnson. Mr. Kraft, you've been great to me. You guys used to invite me over to your house to eat, and I really appreciate that. Mr. Johnson, you still continue to help me in my life after football, and all the business things that I'm doing. I really appreciate you both.
If I could, I really wish that I could ask God to stand up right now, because I tell you this, I'm not living, I'm not breathing, my life is nothing without God. And I'm probably one of the most humbled. I'm so grateful and so appreciative for what God has done in my life.
Last but not least, I'd just like to thank all the fans. When I realized that football was a vehicle, I used it to impact people's lives and do positive things. But I also used football as a vehicle to reach fans and speak to fans and get to know you all because a lot of what you all do, you just don't know how much it means to us on the field. So thank you all.
At my eulogy, I don't want my daughter or whoever it may be giving my eulogy to talk about how many yards I gained or touchdowns I scored. I want my daughter to be able to talk about the man that Curtis Martin was. How when she was growing up, she looked for a man who was like her father. That he was a man of integrity, a man of strong character, and a God fearing man. That's what I want.
Then at the end of the day, she could say, oh yeah, and he was a pretty good football player. Thank you all.
Presenter Video: Former New York Jets coach Bill Parcells presents Curtis Martin
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The march is estimated to include some 100 demonstrators, according to Charles Chaz Kader, clerk of the mens council of the People of the Way of the Longhouse.
Mr. Pilon said the bridge will be closed to all except emergency vehicles throughout the duration of the march, in order to ensure the safety of the demonstrators.
The Cornwall Community Police Service is working with those involved to minimize the impact of the traveling public, to ensure order and for public safety, Cornwall Police said in a statement. In the best interest of those involved, the bridge (and) in the area of the traffic circle will be closed upon the protest starting.
Mr. Pilon suggested demonstrators bring identification in order to pass through the U.S. and Canadian customs. The march will last a few hours, according to Mr. Kader.
The march is part of the Idle No More movement, which has quickly spread across Indian communities via social media in recent months.
The movement has spawned rail blockades and flash mobs with dancing and drumming across the United States and Canada.
The movement speaks out against a bill by Prime Minister Stephen Harpers government, known as omnibus C-45. The bill alters regulations on the environment and waterways, and on companies seeking to buy reservation land.
C-45 is one of several bills that have to do with ownership of the land, and the ability of the Mohawk government to voice its opinion of opposition to oil pipelines on native lands, Mr. Kader said. I think C-45 is an attempt to say big government knows more than the residents of the land.
Mr. Kader said there is a disproportionately high number of oil pipelines on land owned by Native Americans in Canada, and believes recent legislation passed by the Canadian government has sought to marginalize the voice of the St. Regis tribal government.
These are efforts of removing the voice of the people on that land, Mr. Kader said.
Mr. Kader called the march a grassroots effort, and said the tribal government was not involved in organizing the demonstration.
This is a new phenomenon. There is not one leader but many leaders in many groups organizing the march, Mr. Kader said.
The demonstration will take place at the same time as another at the Peace Bridge, between Buffalo and Fort Erie, Ontario.
Mr. Kader said local demonstrators have been in touch with those in Western New York, but believes the two groups have different concerns in mind.
The groups are not synchronized. There are different issues at play, he said.
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In the century or so since auto glass was introduced, there have been numerous advances made that help increase the strength and convenience that the product provides. From shatter-resistant materials to UV tinting that keeps harmful light out of the cabin, most auto glass now provides multiple benefits when compared to past predecessors. The primary function of auto glass – whether it be your windshield or side window glass – is to protect drivers and passengers from elements such as wind, the sun, precipitation and debris. In most cases, the windshield provides the vast majority of protection against these variables.
Because of this, it can be easy to overlook the importance of and benefits provided by auto side window glass. While the vast majority of auto glass repair and replacement jobs center around the windshield, a variety of different scenarios can leave drivers with a busted side window. Car accidents, locking your keys inside the vehicle and old windows may all lead to situations where the auto glass is compromised. How exactly does the auto window glass replacement process work, though? We'll discuss the main steps in the following article so that you can be better informed on how it all works.
An Inspection of the Damage
The first part of any auto side window glass replacement process will pertain to the inspection of the damaged window or area. An auto glass technician can in most cases come to your location and determine what all will need to be done in order to replace the window. In most cases, the replacement process is fairly uniform, but your vehicle may require a special window or piece of glass be ordered before any repairs can be performed. Once the auto glass technician has a good assessment of the situation, the actual repairs can usually be conducted the same day.
Removing the Panel
Your door panel helps hold the auto glass in place and is partially responsible for ensuring the window remains on track when being rolled up or down. The technician will need to remove this part of the car door in order to access the components that will release the auto glass. Even if your window has been completely destroyed, there is most likely whole pieces of glass still connected below what is visible. An auto glass pro shop technician will be able to remove these pieces once the door panel has been detached from the door. From here, the technician will move on to preparing the area for new auto glass.
Removing Debris
When a piece of auto glass is broken or otherwise damaged, there are thousands of little pieces of it that can find their way into the door panel, as well as other nooks and crannies. The auto glass technician's primary goal in cleaning out this debris is to ensure that it does not remain in the door, causing potential damage to your regulator or resulting in injury at a later date. Your auto glass technician will vacuum out any debris that remains in the door or vehicle from the incident, which will be the final step in preparing the area for a new auto side window.
Insertion of New Window
At this point, it is now time for the new window installation process to begin. The window is inserted and placed on the tracks to ensure that it rolls up and down properly. Once secured, this window will then need to be tested. The auto glass technician will check the regulator in the door (for power windows) and verify that it is in good working order. If not, then this piece of equipment will also have to be replaced, according to Auto Glass Week. After the window has been installed and the regulator is verified to be working properly, there are only a couple of small steps left.
Replacing the Panel and Detailing
With a new, functional window installed, your auto glass technician will proceed to replace the door panel that was removed and ensure that it is properly re-fitted. After verifying that the window mechanisms are functioning (and not obstructed by a shoddy refitting of the panel), the mechanical process of side window glass replacement is complete! From here, your auto glass technician will clean all of the windows in question to ensure that visibility is not obstructed. Congratulations: you now have a completely new side window that is ready to hit the road. This entire process usually takes no longer than one hour.
Anyone who needs a side window glass replacement job performed can expect the process to go smoothly and quickly. The technician will inspect the damage, remove the door panel, clean out any glass and debris from the area, install the new window and replace the paneling. Rather than driving around town with a damaged or non-functional window, call your local auto glass shop today and schedule an appointment to have the damage treated as soon as possible. Your automobile experience should be both convenient and safe: properly installed and functioning windows help guarantee this.
Important Tips for Cleaning Your Auto Glass
Since the first developments in the industry of auto glass more than one hundred years ago, we've seen dozens of advances in how glass is made, strengthened, installed and enhanced. In the first automobiles, auto glass was nothing more than traditional glass like is found in home windows, which presented a number of challenges and risks. Not only was it harder to form and install in any other shape than a flat, straight piece of glass, but the dangers it presented in the event of a wreck could be life-threatening. The glass was also harder to maintain and protect from the natural elements to which any piece of glass is subjected.
Thankfully, a variety of improvements have occurred since then. This has made it possible to shape auto glass in a multitude of forms, but the real challenge of today is making sure you clean the glass as needed. With so many different cleaning products on the market, many fall victim to the notion that any household cleaning product will do. This is a bad idea, as we'll explain below. For those who need to remove tough residue from their windshields or who want to protect the quality of their glass for years to come, we've put together a series of dos and don'ts to aid in the process. If you want in depth information on how to properly clean your windshield, contact an Atlanta auto glass shop.
DO Use a Microcloth
Traditional paper towels or cloths can be a quick and easy solution when you need to clean your windshield, but the drawbacks outweigh the advantages. First of all, paper towels are wasteful and cannot be reused. Both paper towels and cloths have coarse fibers in them that do not do a good job at removing residue and can also create microscopic scratches on your windshield. This will allow more dirt, dust and mineral deposits to form on your windshield in spaces that make them harder to remove.
A microcloth is designed to be softer and finer, and is perfectly suited for cleaning auto glass. These cloths can also be used on your home windows (a win-win investment). Small and stubborn forms of residue will resist traditional cloth cleaning, but a microcloth can cut through protein and calcium deposits without doing any damage to the windshield or windows of your car. When you also consider that microcloths have been increasingly inexpensive over the past few years, it really makes no sense not to use them.
DON'T Use Ammonia
A variety of household cleaners contain ammonia, which can be a powerful aid in various forms of cleaning. For auto glass, however, this is a bad idea. The first concern with using ammonia to clean your windows is the fumes it puts off – if you are inside the vehicle while cleaning, the inhalation of the product can cause irritation or even health risks in some. Another major worry is that ammonia has a drying effect on non-glass surfaces. Your seats, dashboard and headliner can all be damaged by it – basically, anything made of plastic, rubber, vinyl or leather. Nobody wants to have clean windows if the trade-off is a cracked headliner or torn seats.
Another concern with ammonia is its effect on tinted windows. This common household product can eat away at the film and cause it to become unbonded from the glass. Whether your tint is OEM or added aftermarket, the effect is the same – damage. There are great auto glass cleaners designed specifically for use with tinted windows, so don't make this tragic mistake in pursuit of spotless glass.
DO Invest in a Cleaner
Your auto glass is one of the most important elements of the driving experience, so you shouldn't ignore it just because it appears to be a static element. As we've said above, the use of traditional glass cleaner that contains ammonia is a horrible idea for most cleaning applications, which leaves the question, "what should I use then?". With so many different types of auto glass cleaner, it is hard to recommend just one – a quick internet search for non-ammonia glass cleaner will yield dozens of results. This auto glass shop in Atlanta Georgia uses top quality cleaners to finish off your glass. Visit http://www.AutoGlass-Atlanta.com
You may also want to procure an additional tool for cleaning the windows, to be used in conjunction with a microfiber cloth. A variety of long-armed scrubbers can be found at auto stores for just a few dollars and will work with most microfiber cloths – simply attach the cloth to the scrubber in order to reach out of place parts of the glass. This works well for both the interior corners of the vehicle and those hard to reach places near the middle of the outside portion of the windshield.
DO Clean in the Shade
On warm, sunny days, you may feel motivated to get outside and clean your auto glass. While it's never a bad idea to clean your auto glass, you do want to avoid doing so in direct sunlight. Whether your cleaner has ammonia in it or not, the cleaning process will not go as planned if you try to clean while the sun's rays are making direct contact with your vehicle. This can cause the cleaner to dry prematurely – before you get a chance to properly remove it from the windows – which will leave residue, streaking and spots. This can easily be solved by cleaning your windows in the shade, in the garage or under an outdoor structure with a cover/roof.
Your auto glass exists to protect you, so it only makes sense that you protect it. Traditional cleaning cloths can leave scratches on the glass and cause residue to build up easily. Ammonia as a cleaner may be acceptable in outdoor conditions and on windows without tint, but is a bad idea otherwise. To get the most mileage out of your windshield and ensure pristine, flawless visibility, you'll want to invest in a microfiber cloth (and potentially a scrubbing tool along with it) and a professional cleaner that breaks down mineral deposits without the use of ammonia.


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There is a movement underway to boycott PSY, singer of Gangnam Style. Several years ago, he put out an anti-American song. But now he has no problems accepting dollars for his music. One forum commentator even suggested boycotting: Kia, Hyundai, Daewoo, HanKook, Samsung, and LG. To me, that is a bit much. The kid has a big mouth, but there is no reason to hurt Korea's companies.
As a proud South Korean who was educated in the United States and lived there for a very significant part of my life, I understand the sacrifices American servicemen and women have made to protect freedom and democracy in my country and around the world."
"The song in question – from eight years ago – was part of a deeply emotional reaction to the war in Iraq and the killing of two Korean schoolgirls that was part of the overall antiwar sentiment shared by others around the world at that time. While I'm grateful for the freedom to express one's self I've learned there are limits to what language is appropriate and I'm deeply sorry for how these lyrics could be interpreted. I will forever be sorry for any pain I have caused anyone by those words."
"I have been honored to perform in front of American soldiers in recent months – including an appearance on the Jay Leno show specifically for them – and I hope they and all Americans can accept my apology. While it's important we express our opinions, I deeply regret the inflammatory and inappropriate language I used to do so. In my music I try to give people a release, a reason to smile. I have learned that though music, our universal language we can all come together as a culture of humanity and I hope that you will accept my apology."
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The Bond of Love
We shall benefit very much from the Sacrament if this thought is impressed and engraved upon our minds: that none of the brethren can be injured, despised, rejected, abused, or in any way offended by us, without at the same …Read More
The Law of Love
Life is all about relationships. A significant part of what it means for us to be created in the image of God is to be relational. God Himself is a relational being. Not only does He relate personally to us …Read More
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In Matthew 5:33–48, Jesus tells us how we are to fulfill the law — not legalistically, but in a spirit of Christ-like love. The goal is that we might strive to obey His final admonition in verse 48: "Be ye …Read More
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People lose their souls to many gods. There are the popular gods like money, sex, and power. But there is one unusual god to which men lose their souls, and maybe that god has seduced more people than any of …Read More
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As Christians, how we treat other people speaks louder to the world regarding the authenticity and validity of our beliefs than the doctrines we teach, the creeds we confess, or even the moral and good lives we try to live. …Read More
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Love is something often talked about in today's culture. There are countless love songs played on the radio each day. Many magazines claim on their covers to contain the magic formula for lasting love. The daily news often contains stories …Read More
Keep Yourselves in the Love of God
It's easy to miss the fact that Isaac strove with God for twenty years over his wife's infertility before seeing a positive answer. His son, Jacob, showed similar persistence when he wrestled with the angel at Peniel. This is not …Read More
Somebody to Love
Why should I love other people? It's a good question, and a question that all of us have asked from time to time as we've been challenged in our relationships. If that's an important issue for you right now, this …Read More
Love One Another
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September 17, 2004
NAMI Celebrates 25
Last week, people from across America and around the world whose lives have been touched by serious mental illness gathered in Washington, D.C. for NAMI's 2004 National Convention, kicking off a year-long celebration of NAMI's 25th anniversary. Over 2,700 attendees, including more than 400 consumers, enjoyed four days of information and inspiration in our nation's capital.
Beginning with NAMI's organizing convention in 1979, the NAMI national convention has been an annual opportunity for consumers, family members, mental health professionals and advocates to get the tools, know-how, and energy they need to do what needs to be done -- whether it be pushing for more research into mental illness, achieving fair and equitable health insurance, getting needed and deserved help with housing and education, or ending stigma and discrimination.
This year's convention was no exception. Attendees learned the latest information and strategies, networked with experts and grassroots activists, and were re-inspired and re-energized to continue their work advocating on the local, state, and federal levels to insure that all people with mental illnesses have a fair shot at a full and satisfying life.
This year's gathering was notable in many ways:
For those who were not able attend, or for those who just want to reminisce, we have assembled day-by-day coverage with highlights, photos, press releases and more.
September 9: Advocacy and Public Policy
September 10: Exploring the Issues, Training for Action
September 11: Research, Medicine and Celebration
Mark your calendars now, and plan to join us for the 2005 NAMI Convention, June 18-21 in Austin, Texas. Details and online registration to be available soon.
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Family Code of Conduct: Getting Everyone Together to Listen, Learn, and Grow
A family is a delicate edifice with a natural tendency to fragment, split, and move in different directions over generations. New people enter as spouses and children with their own interests, preferences and life styles. But when a family shares ownership, oversight, and dependence on shared investments, they challenge this tide. Such connected...
Engaging the Dragon: Learning Across Cultural and Political Divides
Last year, opportunity came knocking at our door in the form of a dynamic young Chinese woman who expressed interest in taking our organizational systems Ph.D. program to China as an offering to Chinese business and government executives. Having done my dissertation research in China, taught in another American university program in Beijing, and...
Protesters: Lessons for the "Persons of the Year"
I had a sense of déjà vu when I heard that the "protester" was Time magazine's Person of the Year. I remembered images of the Chicago protesters who arguably denied us the experience of President Hubert Humphrey and my personal memory of the huge protest of the arrest of Black Panthers in New Haven. My role was to...
What If Corporations Ran like the Federal Government?
Imagine our private organizations operating like the federal government. What if we belonged to parties inside our workplaces and chose to work or not based on what our party determined? What if we could refuse to implement a needed plan just because our party does not agree? I have been working in private for-profit and non-profit organizations...
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Capcom Brings New Platinum Hits Package to Xbox 360, 3 for $40
If you own an Xbox 360, then Capcom has a special treat in store for you. That is, provided you haven't been buying some of their more popular titles. The company has announced that on September 8th, 2009, they will be releasing the Platinum Hits Triple Pack for $39.99. The PHTP contains Capcom hits Dead Rising, Lost Planet: Extreme Condition - Colonies Edition, and Devil May Cry 4. At what amounts to $13.33 a pop, that isn't bad at all-- especially if you haven't already purchased any of these three hits. "Each of these games has been awarded Platinum Hits "Best Seller" status and together have sold over 3 million units in North America alone," Capcom said in a press release. "Any gamer who had the bad luck of missing these legendary titles, will now have a chance to redeem themselves for a great low price." In case it interests you, we've presented the full press release after the cut. Read More


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Maple Leafs @ Rangers
Rangers record: 1-1-0
Maple Leafs record: 3-0-0
When the 2011 schedule came out the Rangers were probably
pleased to see the Islanders penciled in for game #2 and Toronto in game #3 in the home opener. But as ESPN's Chris Berman likes to say "this
is why they play the games." The Rangers
looked great in defeating the Buffalo Sabres just a week ago, but not so great
in giving up a lead twice and six goals (including an empty netter) in all to
an injury laden Islanders club. It was a
bitter loss to swallow, especially with so much positive energy surrounding the
team following Derek Stepan's incredible debut.
So tonight the Rangers will have a chance to bounce back in
their home opener and start the season 2-1 before entering an extremely busy
and difficult month of November. The Rangers will be bolstered by the return
of Captain Chris Drury who will center the team's top line of Marian Gaborik
and Alex Frolov. With Erik Christensen most
likely out due to injury, the Rangers chose not to tinker with the second and
third lines that have been productive thus far. Instead, they'll see if Drury has any success between their star
wingers. Drury's best offensive days
appear to be behind him, but he'll at least get a chance to succeed on the
first line before Christensen returns to health and John Tortorella is forced
to make the decision of who sits.
Matt Gilroy will also make his season debut on defense in
the place of Mike Sauer. Steve Eminger
probably should have been the man removed from the defense, but Tortorella
seems very concerned about keeping some level of veteran presence on the blue
line. Gilroy looked much improved during the
preseason but Tortorella seemed concerned that he needed a break after working
so hard this offseason. It will be
interesting to see if the Gilroy/Del Zotto tandem that we saw on the point on
the power play during the preseason makes its regular season debut tonight.
The Leafs are off to a tremendous start thanks to wins over Montreal, Ottawa and Pittsburgh. They've received strong goaltending from
former Anaheim Duck J.S. Giguere and some surprise goal scoring from Clarke MacArthur
who already has four on the season. They'll also deploy the always dangerous Phil Kessel and former
Blackhawks winger Kris Versteeg. The
Leafs have undergone a tedious rebuilding process under GM Brian Burke from the
net out, and now have solid in pieces in place along the blue line. They're still very thin up front, but the
Maple Leafs have had good scoring balance thus far. Former Ranger Colton Orr, who scored a goal Wednesday
night, will return to the Garden tonight. One would expect him to drop the gloves with Derek Boogaard, but Orr was
walloped by Deryk Engelland Wednesday and did not return to the game, so we'll see.
The Rangers need to put the disappointing loss to the
Islanders behind them. They'll have plenty
of motivation tonight with the return of Drury and their first taste of the Madison Square Garden
crowd of the season. The Maple Leafs are
coming in a super confident group, so the Rangers would benefit greatly from
taking an early lead. It will be very
interesting to see how Drury performs on the top line tonight as Gaborik and
Frolov have been quiet thus far this season.
Check out Damien Cox's interesting take on how the Maple Leafs are quite similar to the Rangers.


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Turkey Rollups
If you can't bear to turn the stove on again this week, these quick and tasty turkey wraps are the way to go. Ranch dressing mix, cream cheese, and lettuce give thinly-sliced turkey a refreshing flavor.
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