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Hello both,
its lovely to have you back safe and sound, but how long for????????
love you lots
Final chapter..................of THIS tour
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It has been a while since last blogging and seems an age since we were travelling round in Banksy.
After finding out that the car ferry from Norway to the UK stops at the end of August we decided to do a mini tour of northern Finland and Norway and then head home through Sweden. The tour went through the wonderful ski town Levi where we stayed in a lovely log cabin. Cooking makkara (sausage) on an open fire has become a past time of mine when in Finland and the open fire in the cabin was perfect. The next day we headed to Kilpisj�rvi and stayed in yet another wonderful log cabin enjoying the peace and stillness of this mountainous region. The following day we done a day trek up Saana, and enjoyed the wonderful views of the surrounding lakes and mountains
We only spent a couple of days with Marjas parents before starting the long journey back to the UK (Marja is now home sick after spending so much time with family). When we left we had a quick visit in Rovaniemi (Finland) to see friends and a quick photo stop in the arctic circle before driving the length of Sweden in two days...............only stopping to eat and sleep.
The next few days after have all become a bit of a blur because we were travelling through the countries quite quickly. Denmark, Germany, Holland, Belgium and France came and went in six days but we did cram in as many sites as possible. The gorgeous Bremen, buzzing Amsterdam, Leiden, Deft, Gent and Brugge were wonderful especially Deft and Gent
Well that was our 18,500 km amazing European van tour in six months ........................ worth every penny spent, especially Banksy. We only bought him four weeks before leaving and paid �950, he has been tremendous and is now part of the family.
I've been thinking, 18,500 km in a single direction could get you over a third of the way around the earth ..........!!!!!!!!!!!

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Since 1946, the law firm Broad and Cassel has worked hard to provide full-service legal representation ranging from individuals to Fortune 500 companies. They are highly trained to understand the government at local, regional, state and federal levels. Even more, the firm has mastered all there is to know about Florida – its economy, history and government.
Throughout the state, Broad and Cassel employs more than 170 attorneys spread through eight different offices. Among its primary focuses are: Litigation; Real Estate and Land Use; Estate Planning, Trust Administration and Probate; Trademark and Patent Law; Banking and Institutional Lending; Business, Corporate and Securities Transactions; Bankruptcy and Special Assets; Personal Injury and Tort Law; Construction Law and Litigation; Labor and Employment Law and Appellate – all with the intention of minimizing fees for you.
This summer, Broad and Cassel recently added a talented associate to its team. The West Palm Beach branch increased in assets when Tara S. Pellegrino came on board.
Her education is impressive and her expertise will add nothing but value to the firm. Pellegrino graduated from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and received her juris doctorate from the University of Miami. This talented woman can practice law not only in Florida, but New York and Washington, D.C. as well.
She is seasoned in international business disputes and specializes in a variety of issues, ranging from complex commercial litigation to residential foreclosures.
This is an exciting time for the firm as it continues to expand and flourish.
The firm's pledge to you: "Our attorneys are dedicated to understanding our clients' business goals and objectives and the industries in which they compete. This extraordinary level of knowledge enables us to bring added value to our clients."
For more information about the firm, its accomplishments and attorneys, visit www.broadandcassel.com.


text: NORTHFIELD, Ill., April 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Kraft Foods Inc. (NYSE:KFT) today announced the North American grocery business of its wholly owned subsidiary Kraft Foods Group, Inc. filed an initial Form 10 Registration Statement with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission. This filing relates to the company's previously announced plan to divide and create two industry-leading public companies before the end of 2012: a high-growth global snacks business and a high-margin North American grocery business. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20090420/KRAFTLOGO) "The filing of the Form 10 Registration Statement is an important step in the process of establishing the North American grocery business as a new, stand-alone company with its own strategic focus and priorities," said Chairman and CEO Irene Rosenfeld. "We believe that this business is well-positioned for success as an independent company." Kraft Foods Inc. intends to spin-off its North American grocery business through a tax-free distribution of shares to shareholders. Following the transaction, the North American grocery business will be an independent, public company operating under the Kraft Foods Group name. Kraft Foods Group, with 2011 combined net revenues of $18.7 billion, will operate one of the largest and most-admired food and beverage businesses in North America. It will manufacture and market food and beverage products, including convenient meals, refreshment beverages and coffee, cheese and other grocery products, primarily in the United States and Canada, under a stable of iconic brands. Its diverse brand portfolio consists of many of the most popular food brands in North America, including three brands with annual net revenues exceeding $1 billion each — Kraft cheeses, dinners and dressings; Oscar Mayer meats; and Maxwell House coffees — plus more than 20 brands with annual net revenues of between $100 million and $1 billion each. Kraft Foods Group's goal as an independent public company is to deliver superior operating income, strong cash flows and a highly competitive dividend payout while driving revenue growth in its key product categories. To achieve this, the company intends to build on its leading market positions, remain sharply focused on cost structure and superior execution and invest in employee and organization excellence.


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buying vehicle that the bank owns the title to.
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Does anyone have any idea on how to buy a used vehicle that is being sold privately and the owner is still paying it off?
The bank has the title and the owner needs the money from the sale to pay off the note to get the title.
I don't trust people I don't know. Should I walk away from this?
Go directly to the bank that holds the title with the person to complete the transaction.
It would be best to call ahead to the bank, unless it's a really small bank there going to have to find the tile, could be stored at a differant location.
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That's a problem, I forgot to mention, it's not a local lender.
Walk away Clutch.... walk away.....
The deal may be legit but you need to check with the bank to make sure funds from sale of the car are enough for them to release the title. It may only be a part of pledged security. If it is not local and you are not getting a stellar deal on the vehicle, walk away and wait for another deal. Your time to sort it out is worth something. However, if you are getting a deal, you should be able to work out an escrow situation with the bank and the seller. Just escrow the check to the bank contingent on getting the title mailed, FedExed or whatever. I certainly would not hand it to the seller if he does not have physical title to hand you! That's just asking for something in your Southern region.
you do need to ensure you get a release of lein from the bank when you hand over the money.
DO NOT trust the seller to get that for you. the bank itself should have procedures for you to do this. just make sure you all the right bank and have the right VIN number. Also check with your DOT to ensure you have the right leinholders for that VIN.
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I have a 02 WRX with an automatic trans (sorry guys). It has 103k and most likely has not been changed. I have been told by my mechanic to change the trans oil and filter. When reading the maintenance manual it says the trans filter is a maintenance free part and should only be changed if damaged or leaking. I think that if you are changing the old oil you should change the ATF filter. Just want to get opinions. Also what ATF oil would you recommend.
Thanks for your input.


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The dramatic racing at the last Grand Prix in Canada has led to a change in approach for tyre supplier Bridgestone — so could tyre management become the key to the title this season?
The lack of competition amongst tyre manufacturers in recent years has led to a more conservative approach, with Bridgestone choosing not to push the boundaries of performance as tightly as they once did in the times when they were in competition with Michelin or GoodYear.
The ban on refuelling this season, however, made tyre performance the main variable in the strategy mix, with Bridgestone able to provide the performance differentiator through their decision over which two different types of tyre are used in each race.
The compound selection at the season opener in Bahrain saw little difference between the two types of tyres and led to a dire opening race with minimal on-track action. Teams immediately called for a change but F1 bosses were keen to avoid a knee-jerk reaction and did nothing.
Due to unpredictable weather, Red Bull's lack of reliability and the varied development rates between the leading teams, we are yet to see a repeat of the dull season opener.
But with the season now firing as it had been expected to from the start, the opportunity to engineer a guaranteed continuation to the drama has proven too tempting.
"There has been a great deal of discussion regarding the impact of the tyres on race results this season and based on communication with the FIA, Bridgestone has decided to take a more aggressive stance in the separation of tyre types," said Hirohide Hamashima, Bridgestone's director of motorsport tyre development.
Bridgestone runs two families of tyres and for each race it usually selects one from the low temperature family (soft and super soft) and one from the high temperature family (medium and hard).
The soft and super soft work best at low temperatures while medium and hard take longer to deliver lap time as they need more energy to reach the higher temperatures at which they work best.
"To explain simply, we can compare these two tyre families to different types of chewing gum," said Hamashima. "The low temperature range tyres are similar to normal chewing gum, which becomes soft as soon as you put it in your mouth and chew. The high temperature range tyres are like bubble gum, which needs some chewing before becoming soft."
To ensure there is a noticeable difference between tyre types, Bridgestone tends to have a gap between the compounds it selects and in the early part of the season, they maintained the same gaps between compounds as run in 2009, albeit moving to the harder selection for Australia and China.
In Monaco, however, they took a more aggressive stance and instead of the super soft and soft tyre selection they took in 2009 (with no performance gap) they chose super soft and mediums. They have made the same switch for this weekend's Valencia race.
So could Valencia, another street circuit with high-speed sections, although more corners than Canada's Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, cause similar problems to the teams this weekend?
"The teams will face different challenges getting the maximum performance from the tyres in Valencia compared to Montreal as the layout and tarmac have a different character but we expect that both tyre compounds could suffer some rear degradation caused by graining," admitted Hamashima.
"The teams could struggle to find grip if they are unable to find the correct car balance."
And so it will continue.
After Britain, which retains the same tyre allocation as it had in 2009, Hockenheim in Germany will see the biggest performance gap in tyre selection, with the super soft and hard compounds being chosen, and the four races following that will all see an additional one-step performance gap compared to last year.
"Our hope is that this will provide lots of overtaking," said Hamashima. "For a circuit that is gentle on tyres we bring the super soft and medium compound tyre, whilst for a severe circuit we bring the soft and hard compound tyre.
"Hockenheim is within the middle range of tyre severity compared to the other tracks and as it is not a gentle or severe circuit for the tyres, the teams will be able to find a balance between the super soft and hard tyre."
This change of approach looks set to keep the excitement going this season, but it also will mean that drivers who are best at taking care of their tyres and getting performance when it matters will have the advantage.
With Red Bull less strong in performance conservation, that could play nicely into the hands of Jenson Button and McLaren...
Tye allocations
Allocations for 2010 Change from 2009
Bahrain X X Same
Australia X X Prev. SS & M
Malaysia X X Same
China X X Prev. SS & M
Spain X X Same
Monaco X X Prev. SS & S
Turkey X X Same
Canada X X n/a
Europe X X Prev. SS & S
Britain X X Same
Germany X X Prev. SS & M
Hungary X X Prev. SS & S
Belgium X X Prev. S & M
Italy X X Prev. S & M
Singapore X X Prev. SS & S
SS: Super soft
S: Soft
M: Medium
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I had been putting the zipper carrying cover upside down over the machine. Who is going to lift and put their machine away? I'm much too lazy for that! Oh yeah, the dealer wants you to buy something else. Well... I'd rather spend it on fabric than gadgets!
I based it on the Moda tutorial here, but as usual I had to take an easy project and make it ridiculously difficult. I embroidered some redwork hearts in variegated thread Ruby Slippers by Crescent Colors. (Super Bowl time)
I guess I never made anything for the other one I had, because I yelled at it too much. I'll make a more plain cover for my mixer soon.
Don't forget to enter my Valentine's giveaway here in this post! I've used fabric from this project.
I've been posting all week about Valentine's projects. Check them out. I am not sure why I am so into it this year. We usually swear off the cards, candy and going out. I'll snuggle under a quilt on couch watching a movie with hubby. Cheap date, I guess.
Happy Valentine's Day!
So go visit Sew and Tell. There are more talented and crafty people than me out there.


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With all the commotion caused by the Roy Williams vs. Johnny Knox competition at wide receiver, Earl Bennett's performance has been overshadowed, but he might be the most productive member of the group.
Bennett led all receivers with six catches for 89 yards against the Titans, and no teammate is close to his 10 catches or 154 receiving yards in the preseason.
He goes back a long way with quarterback Jay Cutler, who was already entrenched as the starter at Vanderbilt when Bennett was a freshman who caught 75 passes.
"I've known Earl for a long time," Cutler said. "Earl hasn't changed one iota since his freshman year at Vandy and probably never will. I just feel comfortable with him out there. He just does what he's supposed to do. He's just a football player. We need more of those in the locker room."
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--Quarterback Jay Cutler believes that wide receiver Johnny Knox will have a significant impact on the offense whether he's in the starting lineup or not. He's currently playing behind Roy Williams.
"I've talked to Johnny, and I think he's OK," Cutler said. "He understands what's going on. I think Johnny is confident enough in his abilities and his status on this team that he's not that worried.
"We know what Johnny can do out there. He's going to be a guy who's going to come in there and provide valuable minutes and make big catches for us. I don't think anyone in this building is really concerned about Johnny and his ability to play in this offense or his ability to play on Sundays."
--RG Lance Louis, who struggled in the season opener, has gotten better in each of the next two weeks. He was especially impressive pulling in front of RB Matt Forte in Saturday's third preseason game.
--LT J'Marcus Webb hasn't allowed a sack in either of the last two games after getting beat for a pair in the opener.
--WR Earl Bennett has quietly caught 10 passes for 154 yards, easily the best marks on the team, and he is one of very few players who have not had a problem with drops in the preseason.
--WR Roy Williams finally caught his first preseason pass. He had two receptions in the third game, but let a catchable ball over the middle bounce off his hands for an interception.
--WR Johnny Knox, playing behind Roy Williams for no apparent reason after leading the team in receiving yards with 960 last season, has four catches for 53 yards.
--K Robbie Gould, the fifth-most-accurate field-goal kicker in NFL history, missed a 29-yarder Saturday night but later connected from 45 and 52 yards. Gould is just 5-for-9 in the preseason.
--LB Lance Briggs says he wants a contract extension before next season. He has three years remaining on a six-year, $36 million deal.
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defense is 8th in points allowed. (right now)
Bradshaw is 9th in rushing averaging 4.5 yards a carry. (right now)
perry fewell first year with the giants the defense lead the league with 39 turnovers. (had 50 in total) ranked 16th in total yards allowed. 7th in points allowed. i think we were a top 5 defense that year.
In PF's second year the D struggled at the start of the season with injuries, but turned it up toward the end and we won another superbowl.
This season the giants have the 4th best record in the NFL at 6-2. we are leading the div by 2-3 games.
Are giant fans spoiled?
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Them Bones by Carolyn Haines
>> Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Series: #1 in the Sarah Booth Delaney series
Genre: Cozy Mystery
Publication Date: 1999
Pages: 318
Challenges: A-Z Reading #36 (T Title)
This one could also count for the Southern Reading Challenge, but I'm sticking with my original list for that one. I first heard of this series just a week or so ago when my very favorite Montgomery, Alabama bookstore sent out a notice about a booksigning by the author. I checked into the series and decided to give it a try.
Sarah Booth Delaney is 30 something, unwed, unemployed, about to lose her family home. She's also hounded by (because that's a more accurate description than haunted by) the ghost of her great great grandmother's nanny. The ghost, Jitty, is a hoot. For some reason she's into lat 60's and early 70's fashion. She's also concerned about Sarah keeping Dahlia House.
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I shouldn't have listened to that ghost . . .This is pure light cozy mystery with a fun poke at Southern Society in Zinnia, Mississippi. Sarah is unconventional for a Southern Belle, and I liked her a lot (although she's a bit obsessed with her womb). The mystery was about a 20 year old possible murder and the cast of characters included some fun quirky folks.
If only I hadn't kidnapped the dog . . .
But the ransom paid the mortgage . . .
Now I seem to be a private eye . . .
It was light fun and a quick read. I'll probably read more of the series someday.


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Teresa, Joe Giudice All Smiles At Daughter Gia's Cheerleading Win After Pleading Guilty To Fraud (PHOTO)
Teresa and Joe Giudice, who last week pleaded guilty to fraud charges, had something to cheer about on Sunday.
The couple were on hand when their oldest daughter Gia's team won a cheerleading competition in New Jersey.
The Giudices were all smiles after their 13-year-old's squad took first place and the title of Grand Champions (right).
"1st place Winners Congrats… Mommy & Daddy Love you @TrueGia," tweeted the "Real Housewives of New Jersey" stars, along with a photo of them and their daughter.
As Gossip Cop previously reported, both Teresa and Joe Giudice pleaded guilty to bankruptcy fraud, conspiracy to commit mail fraud and wire fraud and failing to pay taxes.
Joe faces at least 3 years in prison, and Teresa could get 21 to 27 months.


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Is your company preparing for a capacity test? Are you unsure and uncertain about how to prepare for this test? This article proposes a few strategies to help companies overcome issues such as how to select business processes for a capacity test, the value of automation for a capacity test, and mitigating risk. A poorly coordinated and planned capacity test could prove costly and have a deleterious impact on the end-user's ability to conduct everyday tasks.
Preparing and planning for a capacity test are activities that can prevent many headaches for a company that is expecting to release or deploy an application. Capacity tests are time-consuming and require a great deal of expertise to successfully execute. Below are a few pointers that will help your organization prepare for a capacity test from the very beginning.
Follow the 80/20 Rule
After WWII, Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto discovered that, in Italy, 80 percent of the country's wealth was held by 20 percent of the country's population, hence the 80/20 rule. Moreover, Pareto's observations have led to the creation of Pareto charts and have played a pivotal role in statistical process control (SPC). The Pareto Analysis in SPC operates in this fashion: Eighty percent of problems usually stem from 20 percent of the causes, which leads to the famous phrase "the vital few and the trivial many."
Pareto's principle is also applicable to all types of capacity testing: stress, performance, volume, load, soak, etc. When one applies the 80/20 rule to capacity testing, one can focus on the 20 percent of the business processes that are likely to cause the majority of problems. Pareto's principle allows test managers to select and identify the business processes that are most likely to cause bottlenecks, performance degradation, and traffic across a software application.
An organization can also construct Pareto charts with stakeholders to identify and select business processes that will be tested during a capacity test. Stakeholders in a capacity test could be database administrators (DBAs), infrastructure engineers, middleware engineers, SMEs, developers, business owners, etc.
Seasonal Surges in Demand
Many organizations predict annual business volumes for certain processes such as purchase orders, invoices, and sales orders. These business volumes are then converted into hourly averages. While this approach may correctly emulate average business volumes for a volume test, it overlooks surges in business volumes due to outlier points or seasonal demands that deviate significantly from average volumes.
Examples of surges in business volumes are:
- Insurance and hardware companies experience higher demand for their services and products after a natural disaster.
- Toy stores, retailers, and airlines face increased sales during the holiday season.
- A shipping company has to ship more packages after one of its competitors has a strike.
- Military facilities need to procure more equipment during times of war.
All of these examples converge on a single question: Do these entities have information systems capable of handling an increase in business volumes without degrading end-user response times or becoming inoperable?
The answer to this question is critical. When planning a capacity test, it is essential to discover the operating limits and breaking points of the application under test. It is not sufficient to test an application for average volume; test for volumes that are 20 percent to 30 percent greater than the average volume. The application under test should be scalable and robust enough to handle unexpected or seasonal surges in demand without drastically affecting end-user response times.
Automate for Repeatability and Consistency
Frequently, it will be necessary to repeat capacity tests with multiple sets of data in order to fine-tune a system. The process is as follows: A capacity test is conducted and problems are reported. The responsible parties will then identify the root cause of the problem and repair it. The test engineer will need to repeat the capacity test to determine if the problem has indeed been repaired. This cycle of repeating tests and fixing problems could be time-consuming, resource intensive, and critical to successfully deploying or releasing an application.
It may not be feasible to manually perform a


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Historical Views of the Rockaways
More On The History Of Broad Channel
From The Rockaway Museum
by Emil Lucev, Curator
Dedicated To The Memory Of Leon S. Locke
After the first two installments of the history of Broad Channel, which appeared in Historical Views in February of 1997, I promised more in depth research – and now I bring it out as promised for all to enjoy! I used up quite a few shovels digging out the information relayed to you in this installment of Historical Views. I have tried to be as accurate as possible, so at times you might get bored of facts and figures and educated guesstimates. But, that is what history is all about…if it's done right! And like Detective Sergeant Joe Friday said, "Just the facts."
In our last two Historical Views on Broad Channel it was stated that Garrett V.W. Eldert of Rockaway Beach leased Goose Pond Marsh (today's Broad Channel) in the year 1881 from the town of Jamaica for 10 years.
The Eldert lease was issued a short time after the New York, Woodhaven and Rockaway Railroad had opened its line over Jamaica Bay, which crossed this particular marsh section. The railroad's right of way crossing Jamaica Bay was 150 feet wide. A two-track trestle on wood pilings was constructed on this right of way and each group of pile supports, called a bent, was assigned a number for identification and location by the railroad. There were 1719 bents from Howard Beach to Rockaway Beach, and the first Broad Channel Station was built between bents 135 and 450. The bent numbers ran south to north with number one at Rockaway Beach.
Eldert had realized the potential of Goose Pond Marsh as a destination for the many fisherman practicing their sport in Jamaica Bay and in 1881 he issued a 10-year lease to Frederick A. Parsons, for the northeast corner of Goose Pond Marsh beside the railroad trestle. Parson's lease stipulated that he build a first class hotel and fishing station on his piece of marsh, with a wooden walkway to the trestle station.
In the following year (1882), the railroad leased the southeast side of the trestle on Goose Pond Marsh to Charles A. Denton, with the same type of deal as stipulated in the Eldert lease to Parsons. But Denton was to build a railroad station, platform, waiting room, and supply a ticket agent for the station (at his expense) as well as having to build a first class hotel and fishing station. The lease issued by the railroad ran for five years.
Also in 1882, Eldert leased the southwest corner of Goose Pond Marsh to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Carpenter. The Carpenters built a 15 room hotel with a bar, pool table, piano and a float with seven boats for rent. Their establishment was connected to the station by wooden walkways.
Several years later, Garrett V.W. Eldert rented the entire west side of the trestle from the railroad (421' x 50') and constructed a platform for the entire length. Also built was a new hotel and fishing station to accommodate the ever increasing number of fishermen coming to Broad Channel. It is not known at this time if Eldert constructed a wooden walk (Sixth Road) westward toward Shad Creek, or if he constructed any buildings along this walk. A crude map of Broad Channel drawn in 1886 showed only four main structures beside the trestle section crossing Goose Pond Marsh. At the northwest corner was Eldert's Hotel and Fishing Station, at the northeast corner was Parson's Hotel and Fishing Station, at the southwest corner was Carpenter's Hotel and Fishing Station and at the southeast corner was the Denton Hotel and Fishing Station and the Broad Channel Station. The New York Times published a one-liner in 1886 stating that a boat race was held at Miller's Fishing Station in Broad Channel. It is possible that any one of the four entrepreneurs on the Channel did rent out their facilities for others to run, simply for profit. Nothing was found in the record about Mr. Miller or any of the names that I have come across during my research. Many leases were not recorded in the days of old, or they are buried somewhere in old courthouse files, or have been lost to flood or fire, or simply thrown away as garbage.
Garry Eldert, as he was commonly known, died in 1890, just before his leases were about to expire. The record shows that in 1892, Parson's lease from Eldert was re-leased to William J. Dorman for ten years – by the town of Jamaica. Dorman operated the old Parson's Place as the Atlantic Hotel and Fishing Station. It is not known if Eldert's family continued the lease from the railroad for the west side of the trestle and the facilities built there by Eldert. Nothing was found in the record. The Carpenters carried on at their place near Shad Creek Flats and nothing in the record tells of how they accomplished this. (An 1899 Wave ad had the complex for rent with 24 boats for hire.) The station area passed from Denton to the Fuller and Buhl brothers to Foetler to Edward Schleuter, whom many still remember in Broad Channel today.
The premier event of 1892 was the leasing of the west side of Goose Pond Marsh to a William B. Dooley, who was a town of Jamaica trustee from the common lands in Jamaica Bay. With an ironclad lease, Dooley was the supreme being at Shad Creek, Barnes Creek and Goose Pond Marsh. He could build, allow building, lease and do so as he desired. Was it he who built the walk with buildings alongside Shad Creek, and the building at Shad Creek?
To be continued in next week's Wave.
Twice a year, in May and Nov-ember of each year, an international antique postcard bourse (show) is held in Manhattan. Dealers come from all areas of the states, and from all over the world. No matter what your favorite subject or category…there are postcards to cover it! Rockaway history is my bag and my tag whenever I do attend….and I do all the time!
In November of 2002, nationwide dealers came from VT, NJ, MD, NY MA, OH, MI, CT, ME, FL, WA, and NYC, plus Las Vegas, NV!
World dealers came from Herenth-out in Belgium; Herzilla in Israel; York in England; Budapest in Hungary; Gentilly and Frejus in France; and Victoria in British Columbia, Canada.
Dealers were set up by the Metro-politan Postcard Club in the New Yorker Hotel on 34 Street in Manhat-tan. For the event, the Grand Ball-room, The Crystal Ballroom, and the large foyer between the two, were filled with 50 dealers in antique postcards. Visitors to the show kept the hotel's Eighth Avenue entrance revolving doors spinning during the Vet-eran's Day weekend.
The club was founded in 1946 by a handful of people and has grown and prospered since. Meetings are held monthly in the hotel and a mini-show is held in March to help shed the winter blahs! Club auctions and album competitions are also held during the year. Once an album of postcards about the Ole! Night Party won a prize. See, I told you there were cards for all subjects!
Today's Historical Views presents photos of the international bourse of November 2002, and one postcard I found in the patriotic category. The card is white with a light blue border, and Old Glory is in the great red/white /blue colors with green leaf florals at the gold flagpole crossing God Bless America!
As all Wave newspaper readers already know, the history of the Rock-aways and Broad Channel has been well documented through the picture postcard, since they were first issued in the 1890's. Artists' drawings were gravured at first, followed by the black & white halftone printed photos, followed by color gravure photos, and then sepia-tone real photos; black & white real photos; and real color photos.
Yours truly got married, so to speak, to postcards at a small flea market style table in the second floor hallway of King's Plaza Shopping Center in Brooklyn.
It was run by a fellow from Coney Island, Alex Stein, who happened to be a collector of Coney Island memorabilia! And a rabid one at that!
During a conversation I mentioned that I was into bottle collecting, especially Rock-away Beach and Far Rockaway. Alex then said that he wished he had a Coney Island bottle. I said that I had one… And at that…he grabbed my hand and filled it with Rockaway postcards, stating that if I brought him the Coney Island bottle, he would give me all he had of Rockaway postals.
I did, he did, and a friend at work told me about the metropolitan Post-card Club, which I joined as soon as possible.
My research on the old Rockaway bottles was well underway at the time, but the postcards showed me, and followers of my Historical Views column in The Wave, what old-timers talked about, but had no pictures of! The rest is history!


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I have a 28 foot aluminum extension ladder but but both the locks are broken.... not really broken they just seem to be missing some type of spring that allows them to bounce along the steps till you want it to lock onto a step. The locks are fine and lock onto to the step they just do bouncd along..... if you know what I mean?
It is about 10 yrs old but the manufactures label is worn off so I do not know who makes it to look for parts?
It say model # 36028 and also says made in USA.
I check the Werner and Louisville web site but nothing close to that model number? Anyone know I may find what I need?
Most manufacturers should be able to be used as long as the steps are a near size and shape.
Not sure I remember ever having an extension ladder with spring loaded rung locks? I am old though.
Whatever you do? If you don't trust your ladder, get rid of it and fork out for a new one.
Expensive suggestion? In what context? Using something unsafe and ending up falling off from 30 feet in the air with possible consequences I will not go into. Look on Craig's List or eBay for your area. There are some great deals out there in this sad economy.
I've got 5 Werner, aluminum extension ladders (22' to 40').
They all have springs on the rung locks.
Do a search on "Industrial Scaffold and Ladders".
It's safe to use them without the springs - well, sort of!
I've done it but, I wouldn't advise anyone else to! :)
OK - DON'T do it!
Just watch the weight rating, many of those cheap aluminum ladders are for small people.
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You really need the correct replacement part.
Modifying your ladder or the wrong part to fit isn't a good idea.
If you do a search you'll see there are no generic replacement kits, there's a reason for this.
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Me and SoB's Chris had quite a fantasy football weekend. The two of us ended up squaring off against each other in two different leagues, including the SoB football league. We even had a mutual player in Dallas WR Miles Austin. You would think that it would be hard for either of us to root for Austin, but each of us knew by the end of the day that we were each getting completely blown out in one league. I ended up destroying Chris in the SoB league and he ended up dominating me in the other league.
Remember when broken ribs were the injury fad this season? Now it is bruised brains. Eagles RB Brian Westbrook took a blow to the head during Monday's game against Washington and the hit resulted in a concussion. His status for Sunday against the Giants is uncertain and LeSean McCoy would start if Westbrook can't.
Washington TE Chris Cooley broke his ankle in the second quarter against Philadelphia on Monday night. It will reportedly take eight weeks to heal, but he will most likely be placed on injured reserve, which will end his season.
49ers QB Shaun Hill was benched during Sunday's loss to Houston and backup Alex Smith replaced him. The former first overall pick ended up throwing three TD (all to TE Vernon Davis) and almost leading a huge comeback. Smith has been officially named the starter for this Sunday against the Colts.
Palmer displayed his old form by throwing for 233 yds and a season-high five TD.
Palmer and the Bengals are on the bye in week 8, but come back to face a bottom-10 pass defense in the Baltimore Ravens.
One part of the two-headed monster that is the NFL's best rushing attack, Williams rushed for 80 yds and three TD.
Miami's rush offense will be at it again as they travel to New York to face the Jets. Williams torched New York for 138 total yds in Week 5 and the Jets have allowed an average of 141 rushing yds per game during the last four weeks.
Austin was once again the best receiver in football as he caught six passes for 171 yds and two TD. He now has 421 yds and four TD in his last two games.
Dallas hosts the Seahawks this Sunday. Seattle has lost four of their last five and in their last three losses, they have given up 86 points and seven passing TD.
It appears Davis has finally cashed in on his hype. The San Fran' TE caught seven passes for 93 yds and three TD.
Davis has clearly developed a rapport with QB Alex Smith as all of Smith's TD' last Sunday went to Davis. Davis is in for a tough matchup against Indianapolis. The Colts already have a great pass defense with just 179 pass yds allowed per game, and as of last Sunday, they get safety Bob Sanders back.
Folk was a perfect 3/3 on field goals and made all four extra points.
Seattle has a suspect defense considering they have lost four of their last five games. With the Dallas recently scoring points at will (63 in their last two games), Folk should continue to get an ample amount of points.
The Eagles humiliated Jason Campbell and the Redskins with six sacks, one INT, three fumble recoveries and a TD, all while allowing 17 points.
Philly hosts the Giants this Sunday. New York has lost two in a row and QB Eli Manning has thrown four INT's and has been sacked four times in those two losses.
Big Ben had been averaging over 314 yds per game until Sunday, where he threw for just 175 yds with one TD.
Roethlisberger and the Steelers are on the bye, they get a tough matchup against Denver when they return in Week 9.
Thomas had 284 rush yds on 48 carries (5.9 ypc) and three TD in his previous three games. Then he couldn't get past Miami's defense and he ran for only 30 yds with no scores.
Thomas gets a favorable game at home against Atlanta. The Falcons terrible pass defense (250 pass yds per game, 5th worst) will be picked apart by Drew Brees. This will just open the running lanes for Thomas and the rest of the Saints backfield.
Smith was the NFL leader in receptions, but he ran into a roadblock known as the Arizona Cardinals. Smith was targeted 10 times, but came away with only four catches for 69 yds and no TD.
Things don't appear any better on the horizon for Smith and company as they face Philadelphia. The Eagles allow only 190 pass yds per game and are second in the NFL in both sacks (21) and INT (12). Not to mention, Smith hasn't found the endzone since Week 4.
T-Gonz could only muster four catches for 37 yds against Dallas on Sunday.
Gonzalez goes on the road to New Orleans to face the unbeaten Saints. Gonzalez only has 11 catches for 108 yds on the road this season and he hasn't scored a touchdown away from home either. Not to mention, New Orleans only allows 214 pass yds per game and have allowed only five passing TD all season.
After a 4/4 game in Week 6, Succop ended up going 0/1 on field goals with just one extra point in Week 7.
Succop and the Chiefs are on the bye, but get to face a beatable Jacksonville defense (23rd in league) in Week 9.
The best defense in football wound up allowing 24 points to Arizona. They did have a couple of sacks and a pick, but they are supposed to be better that that.
New York's defense could be in for more trouble against Philadelphia. The Eagles have won three of their last four games with an average of 31 points in those three wins. Eagles QB's have thrown only four INT this season, but they have given up 15 sacks. So, expect a couple of sacks for the Giants, but nothing more.
After Leon Washington was injured, Green stepped up and showed how bad the Raider's run defense is by rushing for 144 yds and 2 TD.
Leon Washington is out for the rest of the season with a broken leg, so Green has officially taken all of his carries and with this impressive showing, maybe even some of Thomas Jones' carries. The Jets face Miami this Sunday and Miami has allowed over 130 rushing yds in each of their last two games.
The rookie hauled in four catches for 80 yds and his fourth TD of the season.
Nick has been on fire recently with 243 yds in his last three games and he has found the endzone in four straight. When the Giants face the Eagles on Sunday, it is not a guarantee that Philly will shut them down. The Eagles have allowed on average only 190 pass yds per game this season. But, here is a list of QB's they have faced so far in 2009: Matt Cassel, Jake Delhomme, Josh Johnson, JaMarcus Russell, and Jason Campbell. Not exactly an All-Pro assortment of QB's.
Another rookie with a fantastic week, Wallace has 72 yds and a TD.
Wallace and the Steelers are on the bye, but Wallace has a TD in two of his last three games and is averaging 17.5 yards per catch.
After a 5 INT game against Buffalo, it could only get better for Sanchez. Against the Raiders, Sanchez delivered with 143 passing yds, a TD and he even threw in a rushing TD.
Sanchez has already lost to Miami once this season, and in that game, he was 12-24 for 172 yds with a TD and an INT. The Dolphins have been pretty tight against the pass this season with only seven passing TD allowed.
With Chris Cooley out, Davis filled in nicely with eight catches for 78 yds and a TD.
Davis and the Redskins are on the bye, but they come back to face the Atlanta Falcons in Week 9. Keep Davis on your radar for that game as the Falcons allow over 250 pass yds per contest and Jason Campbell really seemed to favor his TE on Monday.
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At 3-3, by all accounts the Patriots are under-achieving. So what is the solution? Will the NY Jets be just what the doctor ordered to right the ship? We discuss.
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The team has been relying so much on Tom Brady lately. He's not capable he's not capable of caring and how your team the development and apply myself. That that this year he says since 2009. Since 2009. Haven't been the most balanced in quite so -- ever would it would that if levels -- -- -- -- -- but that would -- race it would kind of correct itself this year. And a lot correcting itself this year when it should be able clean it up there because -- but what I'm talking about as a team overall. When Tom Brady was what the young quarterback. He's great. Wanna you -- Super Bowl in part researchers note with great. He also had. Great defense. So -- it all on Brady to deliver his Brady of Brady great game we have no chance of winning that wasn't Michael wanted to got a critical. And that's how it is now how many times have we show you today after patriots game. Talk about the day before. With the offense faltered and were three and out three and out three and out at the end of the game when he could've easily closed at a game. We've done far too much for god and I think we both agree. Is a no brainer first ballot hall of fame -- one of the great quarterbacks to play the game. Maybe it's not his fault may be right maybe it's somebody else's fault -- -- went on but to me to me. -- certifiable first ballot hall of Famer. Should not have the numbers he has in the fourth quarter. He should have with the weapons he has right now. And I think we'll agree to pretty impressive weapons. To the point that many mentioned one of last night on the post game show the game mentioned Wes Welker -- receivers great slot receivers. So. He's got the weapons. Something is happening and you're right you sure -- a lot of good questions appear as to why it's happening. They have to figured out Foxboro could this team should be closing. Out games they -- because -- games. And maybe. Maybe a combination of a Brady now making good decisions down the stretch and it's obvious but also. The defense having the type of defense. That can close out a game to. You know I have a -- nobody. Our condolences to their job alone now and radius and no justice they got the job done any. In an isolated situation not to -- the game but. You -- get the job done as as it did in Seattle with three minutes to play -- over. But we can't say the defense got the job done the entire game got it done. At that point the fourth quarter. I've brought this up for two games. Where are seeing Tom Brady's day be in big situations. Here is numbers one game I think it was against that the -- The article that playoff game in -- three point. Tom Brady threw 444. Year. 44 yards. And a quarter now -- inches like. Gave up he threw for 144. And they won divisional playoff game like -- it -- Zelnick AFC championship game there's not a game against Miami they want it. -- threw for 76. Yards. At least -- and -- so you may do that. If it is it that -- eighteen now where you can have daylight gap from Brady is not miserable at just the numbers are not here. And the team still is able to win handle. I don't think so. Listen there's a flaw and I don't know what it is but when you talk about the defense is no question. The the defense has issues and we'll get to those in the in the secondary I think that the front seven I -- you agree with me. Is much better than we were dislodged. Com but there's there's there's lots of holes in that in that second -- of putting aside. Tom Brady has -- an in this office has had numerous opportunities since Obama. Of not having to worry about the -- all you have to do is doing their job is -- -- -- -- If they do their job we don't have to worry about the porous defense. Going out there in the field and putting the game and area. To date that's where the major fall comes I expected the defense. Is not good always get the job done. When you needed done at the end of the game. I expect -- Brady in this offense is going to get the job done. And that's why that you will have spent so much and built so much around Europe we get to the phone calls to talk football football more football because. This is -- doesn't mean it's frustrating. You're looking at this team we all thought it was a fairly easy schedule. And I don't think anything we've seen. Nothing that we've seen to this point. Has changed my opinion of this is suddenly a much more and more difficult schedule that we thought it would be noticed. -- as we -- Seattle is going to be tough little right to look again. That can't be a result double might be the one team who will look better and maybe they're coming crashing down earth a -- show loss at home about exactly. -- While that's frustrating three and three and I like they're gonna remain like this but when you watch Denver last night. See they're great comeback last night on the road against Diego and you wonder why our team here. It close out games when you have the lead when you've worked your ass off. -- you know. A good fifteen minutes and then suddenly Wimbledon you a lot of White Sox -- seven. 7797. 937 that's our brand new phone number. 7797937. You load up those phone lines will breakdown the patriots for you in ninety seconds because it's food bowl. Boom -- -- how to get to some specifics because I'm sure as you say there are many areas. That led to the loss. The defensive backs. In particular they seem to struggle on on deep balls. At what. It looks like Richard why does that happen so often looks like they're making the same. Same mistakes over and over what does it seem to be very concerned for them. -- peoples are obviously a problem. You can put -- that most impressive. Yet I -- a -- why's why's it gotta do better job. Period. -- we we talk prevents earlier he said the frustrating thing for him as you guys cover this you know was coming or no surprises from Seattle. Yet not to win. And you practice well so there -- no no bad practices. Are these are you confident that these these guys are -- to -- is that message getting across. To the point where you're comfortable. With the communication. Between players and coaches. Mentally get him out and do you think General Jones surrogate mom. -- that's now we play defense for its defense to go out there are soft on the offense go their score. Does this morning the NC talking about this and obviously getting quite. Defensive about it bill was no different yesterday. And I got the feeling you -- it -- the exchange and obviously Michael got the look -- -- -- -- But -- I thought yesterday he clearly showed his first. And they don't yeah I do. I do you know I think -- was -- difficulty sitting there trying in any way to defend his players. Accordingly he went out of his way. To defend almost as if he was saying to us recording was not brought up. These other guys there. According was not brought one out is what -- did you and out of his will that it isn't a defense that he's thanked his players a wanna go out there and OK -- -- -- go to long passes to lead them. That's ridiculous and that's where it was getting very defensively he's getting defensive because they think. He knew he realized it's like everybody else as he said all you had to do was watch the -- to realize. And you've been accused by other coaches and managers not watching the game but in this case you you watch the game and he knew you watched the game -- -- -- could this could tell. But I do think. That and that's the question what what is the problem. So is did this he has he identified. What the problem that topic of course -- -- -- close all or sometimes to identify. Well you have to -- you have to figure out what the problem is if you want to exit. You can tell me you don't think Bill Belichick and figure out no I think I think what is right now he and his -- can't -- he knows what's wrong. Now -- the next step is and do you have the guys who can execute. What you want them -- can execute that game plan and can you find safeties are going to be in the right position and can you five safeties. We're not going to be fooled peeking into the backfield and then wind up making up you know running you know 78 yards further out of position trying to get to receive -- -- I've heard people say ever people call and throw the premise out there that may be their teaching them not determine the ball. Like today I asked that a bill last week it -- adult there ought to turn on the ball. -- so that's not -- so you've got guys that apparently. -- being coached up and end up paying attention or the game situation gets too big for. And that can be the case yet -- had Wilson out there yet two guys put out there you know those type situations before writing is on the line. Got one Alatas crowds in the NFL. He got people screaming at you from the sidelines you get year old people tell you -- going to do that and you get a little bit confused. A little bit well and I had I don't -- -- I don't buy that because as as a city yesterday they had guys out there who. Shouldn't have been out there last year. It was just not what they were brought into the NFL -- do they actually an element out there -- that your players last year that labeled adult men getting off later. They had a head of Lowe who is special teams special to gamers even in the league now -- you. He was -- -- -- is that the cardinals. You he got back into -- -- as a key. Maybe get out of that I thought he was with another team he was with the team at the beginning of the season anyway actually storm like -- remember. Where -- -- play like week two weeks three storm line. He was so those guys to get down last year. In sterling Moore was that it was a guy who was cut by the raiders. And he winds up with the patriots and make some place -- last year they had guys. Who had no pedigree. Well or endorse no business on the field and they and they were decent. -- these guys second round picks first round picks their round picks. Natural safeties natural corners should be a good job. But I thought bill was quite interesting yesterday in that he's frustrated. I think he revealed a little bit clearly said that he made a mistake. Just before the first half not necessarily on trying to run a play with six seconds left. But actually in allowing the clock to drift down from 34 seconds down sixteen seconds that was a mistake -- to stop quickly enough. And so they probably left a ploy he or maybe even two out there on the field right there obviously -- ago. Ravens have -- horizon ravens ravens -- mr. and a threat to play that game. Thank you very much guys agree I took. If all goes we go here's Matt Orleans element. You know what's up what's going comment. I want to make a point and I think it might sort. Why -- back around to your question. The ball Brady at the end of the game and also about he'd be back. If you look at not only -- that the patriots for example the -- what they want Super Bowl as opposed to the years where they went to the Super Bowl. We have much more pedestrian record we struggled more during the season same thing with the giants and tootsie didn't they won the Super Bowl. The point that I'm trying to make is. Talent level is not that wide ranging Indiana ballot but -- is pretty count that the separating factor is -- motion -- Share your direct epidemic to stop you there. You're wrong they were excellent teams. They have back to back fourteen to two seasons. And a 21 game winning streak. In the regular season they were fantastic. And they won the Super Bowl they've. Wanted to record. But the first one the first pick at random you know there were eleven and five you have the first. But that was that that was probably won't we wish all shocked. That they develop that quickly -- -- next year they were going to be great matte of fact I believe his game. Was game six or whatever during the course of the season they played a range here in Foxborough. Lost by two that was I don't know -- editor but it was it was a close game -- game -- it was a real again and it was a competitor and that budget act out what I don't what did you. What I don't second but he I don't want to get distracted by the larger point to point out. That when you go fourteen and two in consecutive seasons and -- consecutive super holes. You're not some bomb and a regular season it's okay they can be great regular season in great in the post season it's happened here before we thought the Goodyear yet you know our point. And again and most scenic new I think we have a lot of injuries especially -- -- at the point being that there was a struggle during the season. There was not a hurdle to overcome. When those sixteen and well in other ways to stay motivated by helping to get a B and hungry. And I liked it a team like the giants last year were able to do what they it. They -- now Andy and I beat the patriots. I -- I'm not disparage you all like to. Why why we're at. While -- -- the giants hungry during the regular season. Well I think there were but I think you know. You know at the seat up for grabs in -- -- start off terribly and they started to gain momentum and and they started to realize they can do it and they got more motivated -- NASA advocate a -- I don't think it was desire with the giants personable with health. They got healthy defensively down the stretch they have very good players up front so they offer something that very few teams can do and Eli Manning. Was great. Net effect Eli carried them for a while when not playing well when their defense sucked. Eli Manning was Karina Wright had no rushing attack whatsoever last year which is always -- a pride of their game. Then they -- what Bradshaw again got -- later on in this isn't. They -- run the football little. Black hair and the maps are creating that up against the wall nobody believes it not for reasons. That motivate him I knew I. Adolescent. At the end because they can make it harder slippery because now the defense is playing harder because they now actually believe they can win that game. Now you're making it all and desire I think all of these guys think that they can win the game I don't think there was any point last season. Where the giants after and so we can't win these. I think a lot of what they weren't executing properly their defense wasn't intact. And you're running the ball and it worked probable. And suddenly once they were able to put their game together. Then suddenly they were able XEQ what they -- duke is they had everybody back they were totally different football team. The question I have for the patriots right now provided Brady came clean up. His part of the of the issue I think that part of making your point. -- because he's bright and what we've seen what he's done in the past. I'd still have doubts whether the secondary. And clean up their. Can they get to the point right now and I'm not expected to -- you know the best secondary in the in an effort but can clean up their act. To where they become extremely competitive back. At -- teams just can't march a debt quarterbacks mediocre quarterbacks young quarterbacks can go out there and just throw at will against. Let's look at this week. Sanchez hasn't been able to throw the ball effectively against any. They want this game this past week it because Shawn Green ran for 150. Some odd yards and Indianapolis was coming off -- the game would they play they're sure operable for chuck got out of the week before they get a big huge emotional game using your emotional argument. So Sanchez. Is having all sorts of issues active throw the ball effectively. You know what. -- this defense and secondary right here this might be the perfect thing for him. Sure it it it should be it should be a good day for Sanchez based on what we've seen in the first six games but that there's something that. Remember when. When Parcells of course rumors Parcells went to the jets and Belichick -- with them -- -- was assault always this talk about. How Parcells and Belichick played Bledsoe. And while I was Bledsoe struggle against these guys. We're trying to figure -- out and same thing when Bledsoe went to buffalo in a -- has Bledsoe struggle. Against Belichick was simple. You know -- As as great as Bledsoe was at times. Bigger arm make all the throws. You just wasn't pinpoint accurate all the time they played man. Like tight man a double up on on Drew Bledsoe. And they forced him just to be extremely accurate with his passes and if he -- us that way so be able we don't think he can do it we don't think. I Drew Bledsoe can sustain a twelve or thirteen play drive without making a lot of mistakes sometimes you get most of time we didn't say they were Mark Sanchez. Think this team to play zone to suggest. Don't think Mark Sanchez is accurate. When they blew them out. In December of 22 and if a man 95% and time played man on him. Steve is if these guys these guys are struggling in zone clearly. Thinking enemy which hit the quarterback -- not that accurate in Arizona obviously you have to think a lot. And so you're wondering whether that is an issue with them right -- listen you've got to do something Michael and I think it's it's it's a good idea the other one to me is. I if you keep two safeties back here. Why not blitz every once -- -- -- not change -- give a different type of -- they used to be terrific constantly giving a different look there's an additional. The two safeties back there and -- early you lot what they -- drastic -- ups and the self. -- break it there we go back to your phone calls here -- For outdoor in the talent hopefully increase -- we all feel you know week we all feel you know. Frustrating this for a full -- but. You know we've we've got our first season -- about. You know there's no better achieved to really start here against -- the -- history and Korea never once tried. In the division and we got to start performing better and that's what we hope to do. I'd in the AT AT&T attacks line AT&T -- LTG. Speeds up to ten times fast and three change. Couple of interest in one's no defense of leadership this team misses -- Bruschi Vrabel. Harrison and emotional leader can be priceless love Wilfork but he can lead the defense from the front lines back used to play too often. And we keep Vrabel in at Bruschi out of it certainly Rodney Harrison was a factor back there and one of those guys got to step up. It weathered some according whether it's Patrick John one of those guys got step. There. I don't like people he got a lot of young players back there why doesn't think a defensive linemen and be that -- mobile leader of the team. What you can be the leader of the defense Michael but yeah you can't necessarily. If you're Vince Wilfork in Europe front tells -- to -- -- caveats to the well connected to deal with a back and all of it can't go at the back camera but you can deal with the linebackers and you can do that. That's why I I I separated those are all the I don't think the linebackers and the Frontline is a -- that's why this text -- jumps off each form. We are -- Chandler John yeah. Pressure creates timing issues fumbles. Interceptions occasional -- pressure's not the problem here people Janet Jones can probably chairman Joan he was great this game again. This has been great -- in the game against Russell Wilson. Okay it's a matter of some pain in the pocket. So your coming up the middle. You don't. Want to get the little guy out of the pocket. -- suddenly he doesn't have trees in front of them has great vision and get thrown -- -- that's where he's the most dangerous. You want to keep on the the tackle box and that's pretty much. What they did I thought they did a good job. Of container and putting pressure on effective thing. Pressure out of the Brady get. Did very little Russia during the course right now that back to this emotional leader in Iraq or stuff. Well it was easier for lawyer Malloy first and then. -- Rodney Harrison to do it because. They had they had the resonated back it up they were pro bowlers they play late -- of the veterans back to Q but the but actually actually played well. Who's gonna do it. Mean what what guy what guy has the cash paid to be. The Rodney Harrison of the defense lawyer -- that you look at the got to play well first and then get into the emotional leadership and telling people what to do. Excellent point if you screw up you can point -- the guy next. If he screws up on the next play because you just screwed up on the last you're at somebody's got to play well and if you play well you lead by example. And then it's much easier to set that it. What -- whenever I admire on that wreck might. You can do it because you've just made -- the play before there's Joseph Wilbur next appear at a -- WE. Hey guys I don't. Getting all the than. My did that a couple about points double -- and I think this team is way too dependent on Tom Brady and my point goes to. The guys think human being he has a birthday every year and get a year rolled up like we all do but the guys obviously. Unbelievable but if one thing goes wrong on the offense. It's almost like everything is compiled in this debate I have panicked because -- the lots. Five as secure as everybody knows when the defense comes onto the field. We're screwed. And back to the defensive side of the ball if ballot check hadn't done his job on defense and that's been obvious Bruschi. Mcginnis La Malloy where they're not all products of consoles or am I wrong. Now they're all they're all drafted by a draft about Parcells slash Bobby Grier. And you know -- -- it just seems to be an ongoing thing I mean yeah Brady didn't have a great game that I mean can we go through this you know and keep gone through this and just -- dollar check totally up the heart I mean the guy hasn't done his job. On defense and I I think it's ridiculous and it's obvious I mean -- the offense. Course we can't close our game categories should throw the ball get a first down. Game all that the the mistake of Brady make a mistake that everyone sit back in the seat well games all right now because we know all of what's gonna happen on the other. -- worse the issue would Belichick -- I think you Euro on something is patient and Obama is the issue. Because remember he's the head coach and not necessarily the coordinator war the system that department. But we'll we all know we normally influencing. What does it is it that of what is it the influence of the coaches that he ads on on that side war war does that relate to the drafting. That position. Overpriced broke it down today and WEEI dot com site I urge you to go check it out but you look at the sale -- That's a lot of Dean Pees who were drafted. That forget about not doing anything here because you could argue the point to point. It's scripted into the system maybe the systems to complicated David -- -- maybe did the right guy. Didn't make it anywhere. Now they didn't make anyone and I mean if you guys either defensive backfield on every every week on this team I mean do you do you agree that name according to power aptly I got no problem -- -- an aptly put everybody else. And that defensive backfield they have no talent. At all they don't look like they should play that position and they look totally locked out there and that goes back to my first point. Wanted to kind of be kind to help Tom Brady out I mean I know all the guys you know old multi billion dollar a lot of back and he's got to do his job but if he makes a mistake. Why is it okay Ferrari won the. So you're saying help him out -- defense. Well I don't let them and they do what they do I want all out front right I don't see a problem up front I don't either and what you owned equally I think well like I think -- I think those guys are doing their jobs linebackers. Pakistan. Yeah exactly that you know now what happened and -- -- I mean we gonna make Sanchez look like you're on always this week. That's a very good question I don't want a hammer and I cannot tell you what if you make Sanchez look good as we -- based on what -- scene to the sport this season. Then you have major for a major security enemy to you your you have big problems yes I take some of what he said. I could see would be bill sees in him court. Because it's not all bad plays with the court. Some bad place and then there are some good place is that there -- handled well he was government or he did everything was supposed to do. All of the point but the ball was in the -- it was there it -- cynical why did your doctor why do you Nike and up on the ball. All he doesn't but -- -- -- But it that's critical part of I understand that Michael -- to me he's not all these colossal yeah he's a guy that you. Can fix he's a very tail of the guy that you convict statistic about coach. They not get through. I think that's gonna be part of it I think that's part of -- coast now Joseph said they have no talent and I think that is that going too far but maybe. It's and these guys are miscast. Easy to newscaster and a pro players with the enemy. -- -- Harrington. Plays outside maybe to play in the slot and I don't know arms I'm just I'm wondering. It if they have the right guys and as you said they're not coaching in the right way war putting them in the right position I asked about it. The only problem I have with that battered so far that is NATO announced -- -- -- -- to an art. Pozen an artist that -- had -- he should be Denard anyway. I think -- pretty good call Alfonso or just call mile called. It should be to be starting in a couple of weeks. I think he has a lot of them. Now he. He got screwed on Sunday in the nose. Far from -- -- affairs that was a joke and Braylon edwards' touchdown. He made some mistakes but this guy is always around the ball I think he's actually he's actually pretty good house and we forget. Last year Kyle -- Was considered the best quarterback. On this team and he did have seven interceptions. I don't think he should be on the street maybe if you plan -- what the hell happened because I silently. -- -- Eugene Wilson's second 2003. Is not tasted good for two years force actually actually -- A sudden they still around still produced well it -- Eugene Wilson in 2003. Great rookie year. Bad bad. Eugene Wilson and have a great regularly and he had a good a very good rookie he had a great rookie here and a great second here and and then one. He fell off the -- In injury problem and then. From that yeah yeah yeah yeah I don't get a bad Super Bowl to him wanted to -- to -- hit the wall in the Super Bowl. Gosh yeah that's the time -- just got to discuss third round mister Reid for -- common article okay and yet. I don't want to go get -- the credit for a third round why analysts. Ballard -- Great choice. A unit says the current. I. Both -- and -- Terrence Wheatley no sir Jonathan will host our post highlight column author of the point I'm an old guy you've got Patrick John. You've got -- out Darius Butler -- You're a very thin and it. Oh it didn't work this -- -- her and Deborah McCord. And then of course we've got the the the latest the last couple years and I think it's still too early on -- -- Malcolm Williams I think he's gone -- I don't. -- total. Because it's got to be third -- third used when -- closed book -- I think you've got Wilson and -- this year and your guys Alphonso van and a lack of detail the truth and I'm dinner. Repeat -- to the phone calls the tell me that's again that apparently were some classes and skipped others that stand for is how was it that you can site. -- this third law. And then called the Super Bowl the simple like it's you know Campbell's tomato that's. While it's. In the colloquial. If it is colloquial language he's so Smart about -- don't Smart. Want to make people aren't as Smart. Watch this is. The only person you know that calls the super ball the simple Friday. -- Is pretty. Pretty Smart. -- I'd have to department and marketing analyst market its mark on -- -- -- calling. Noticeably -- according to price in us too easy it was me. And it's. And a man Michael liked it well it's great so far it is great. Even quicker even with the lack of sleep cavernous great. We sort of -- along by -- called it -- like this along. I've heard that though I've heard that song whatever people say I'm so thankful for my mother. Pat -- It got dear god I wish he would come back to back. Come on back to present at all event. Back to the game actor was yeah. Now Obama sidestepped the defense I we we won we averaged below average defense or something going on with the opposite almost get into the game real quick. -- -- First down run pretty yachts second outrun her yacht the thing that that average teams do. He got it is that about the secret that we do that they would they would do that then the chip will act this. They were the rating. On what what really. You know what sort of metabolic -- and Tom Brady that's why our ticket win. At home in the playoffs. And now you're -- that that would put the ball very well. There are people really couldn't throw -- great thrown in the -- And the -- well into the game it felt pretty. Chips that Bob Welker what not what do everything changed its its. It's frustrating at the play call I. Like Atlanta he -- the Brady throwing his. -- -- It's when it. Any. So I think if anything they're good people -- making the opposite argument that maybe they should've thrown the ball more and after looking at the game again. I don't think they could do that based on what Seattle was doing at safety playing playing up on the -- you know off the line so. Don't you do in Iran effort second downhill plane and yet it would it yes so so. The picnic and what every other team does it Pickett never used to do and they're doing. -- passes -- -- but you're not sure that's true that's true quality player almost at retirement brings up a good point and if you look at it this way now. We we gotta we gotta acknowledge -- it's okay to acknowledge that you know some hypocrisy. Now if they had if they have thrown the ball in that situation. And it's incomplete. We're ripping them for not forcing Seattle used those timeouts and burn right so that don't I don't I don't have a problems and that but with that said. Why not. Play action in that -- perfect scenario for play action -- and why they're expecting Iran. You do play action and and I'm not talking about play action down the -- for 25 yards for seven. Action for eight yards something to Welker. They get they get the linebackers off of him a little bit. Get the safeties off balance. And you get Welker open for six or seven yards and now come back and run the ball and you've got third and manageable as opposed -- there Nate got it. It's so difficult to sit here and try to bring down one plane say they should've done this because you don't know where it happened in the game. And what the defense was showing you at the at the time they run a lot of play action that's you know a big part of what they do it even more so this year. Because they've been able to establish the run before. They ran just to set up their play action this year have been successful with a run so really keeps the defense off balance but I think overall. I don't think you could argue about the -- -- passes thrown and that football game and the number of yardage they add in a football here here's what you can complain about. One of six in the red zone the fact that Brady who never coughs up the ball. In the red zone coughed it up and Wilson should have I'm not that he should have taken about social on the Thomas. Bet that he threw right into his chest. All the -- the Tom Brady is making we can sit there now. We don't know exactly was going on navy. A receiver was supposed to turn at a certain way maybe it was a timing -- they were supposed to be there is that up I don't game. Our yards -- Modano got an honor to present the results everywhere Kevin was referring to their previous caller he was referring to. Three minutes left in the game. You're trying to assault to weigh as much of the clock if you can't if not the entire time right now winds -- -- kneeling on the ball to the random -- and we ran it twice right and on the back nine and looking for anything special just trying to get them -- -- -- out. Then hopefully hold on like they were hoping that Ridley. Would get him four yards he got them one on in the past the first down of -- random first of thousands out of there -- ran up or down Mike -- I ran a second round -- yard third down and wait. Pass to Deion Branch and disastrous -- through those -- but the idea or is do you expect to get more than one yard. With with Steven -- run of the -- up your running to ten guys. Probably -- you're reading it -- it was about eight. There was never -- me -- I would look -- up again Michael I don't -- access -- case you don't think it was you don't think there were eight men. Looking for playing the run in that situation no they -- much they get a -- I would have to go back they have more before you write about that yet extra guys. A much as they headed up. That's what they need to do they need to run effectively. To want to Wear out the clock. That's what they need to do lately gains Ripley has given him some big games here but he's got to make more than your share of what is that he wasn't in that case. Know that late in the game they had run effectively on day and to bring about six times. Iraq three yards a pop. Nobody really stood out in the running Boldon ran the ball solidly day -- at her right you know and getting -- OK so he would cut. But are looking to bring Danny would head into that situation. -- they're close of the game force no I'm not sure that Danny is the Pentagon Boldin probably is more likely to beat that guy he -- quite 6777. Nights and 937 year which.


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Feb 23, 2012 - StaffDavid O. Hillyard, 68, died Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012, at his home in Lander.
According to his wishes, cremation has taken place and a memorial service will be held at a later date.
David Otto Hillyard was born Jan. 21, 1944, in Jersey Shore, Pa., the son of Harold Leroy Hillyard and Edith Katherine (Decker) Hillyard. He grew up in Salladasburg, Pa., and attended schools there and graduated from high school in Jersey Shore.
Mr. Hillyard served with the U.S. Army for six years.
He married Juanita Monica Mitchell on Dec. 24, 1992, in New Smyrna Beach, Fla.
Mr. Hillyard was a laborer, retired from Alcan Cable after 37 years with the company. He had volunteered with the Forestry Fire Department and fought fires in Pennsylvania and the Western United States.
He attended the East End Baptist Church in Williamsport, Pa.
Mr. Hillyard lived most of his life in Salladasburg and Jersey Shore, Pa. Following retirement, the couple spent time between Pennsylvania and Lander, where their children and grandchildren live.
He was a member of the American Legion, Elks Lodge and Moose Lodge in Jersey Shore.
His family said Mr. Hillyard enjoyed the outdoors, hunting, watching wildlife, hiking, fishing, camping and exploring the Yellowstone Park area.
He is survived by his wife, Juanita Hillyard; a son, Donnie Norman and Lisa of Lander; a daughter, Gracie Norman and Jeff of Lander; grandchildren Jeffrey Miles Richardson and Marcus Richardson; three grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren; brothers Donald Hillyard and his wife Connie, Dale Hillyard, Doyle Hillyard and wife Debbie, and Danny Hillyard and Vicki, all of Pennsylvania; sisters Doris Zarr and husband Edwin of Arizona, Della Mae Carothers and husband Richard, Donna Kay Haight, Dian Hillyard, and Debbie Beck and husband Denny, all of Pennsylvania; numerous nieces and nephews; sisters-in-law Janice Brown and her husband Bob and Jeanette Zitzka and husband Mark; brothers-in-law Jim Mitchell and his wife Julie and Jack Mitchell and his wife Diana.
He was preceded in death by his parents; sister Dolores Baye and brother Dean Hillyard.
Memorials may be made to Amedisys Hospice or the Help for Health Bus, in care of the Davis Funeral Home, 2203 W. Main St., Riverton, WY 82501.
Arrangements are under the direction of the Davis Funeral Home (www.theDavisFuneralHome.com) of Riverton.
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In about a week I plan to begin discussing here The Bible Made Impossible by Christian sociologist Christian Smith (Notre Dame). The book was recently published by Eerdmans. I consider it one of the most important challenges to evangelical theology ever written. The subtitle is Why Biblicism Is Not a Truly Evangelical Reading of Scripture. I invite you to get the book and join in the conversation about it. It is only 178 pages long and easy to read, but it packs a real punch.I read the b … [Read more...]
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