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Specialties: ENT, Otolaryngology | Otolaryngology, Pediatric
Professional History
Board Certification
- American Board of Otolaryngology
Medical Education
- MD - University of Minnesota Medical School
- Residency - Mayo Medical School
- Fellowship - University of Minnesota and Pediatric ENT Associates
Contact Information
Primary Location:
Childrens Minnesota ENT Facial Plastic Clinic
2530 Chicago AVE S STE 450
Minneapolis, MN 55404
(612) 874-1292
Secondary Location(s):
Childrens Minnesota Craniofacial Center
2530 Chicago AVE S STE 450
Minneapolis, MN 55404
(612) 813-6888
Childrens Minnesota ENT Facial Plastic Clinic
347 N Smith AVE STE 601
St Paul, MN 55102
(612) 874-1292
Personal Biography
Dr. Tibesar is certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery and practices at Children's Hospital with Pediatric ENT Associates. He earned academic honors at the University of Minnesota Medical School and was elected to the AOA National Honor Medical Society. From there he completed an otolaryngology residency at the Mayo Clinic. After residency he practiced otolaryngology for 3 years in the US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. He then completed a fellowship in Pediatric Otolaryngology and Facial Plastic Surgery from Children's of Minneapolis and University of Minnesota in July of 2009. He has published numerous articles in his field and has written a book chapter for the premier otolaryngology text. Dr. Tibesar is actively involved in the education of University of Minnesota medical students and residents. He has participated in multiple surgical mission trips to Mexico to care for children with cleft lip and palate and other craniofacial deformities. His clinical and research interests include pediatric facial plastic surgery, cleft lip and palate, craniofacial malformations, distraction osteogenesis, vascular malformations, head and neck tumors, and complex airway reconstruction surgery.


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Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Hull Shape: Deep Vee
LOA: 37 ft 6 in
Beam: 12 ft 0 in
Minimum Draft: 2 ft 6 in
Maximum Draft: 3 ft 1 in
Deadrise: 21 at Transom
Dry Weight: 18064 lbs
Total Power: 760 HP
Engine 1:
Engine Brand: MerCruiser
Year Built: 2016
Engine Model: 8.2 MAG ECT DTS Bravo III
Engine Type: Inboard/Outboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol
Location: Starboard
Engine Hours: 25
Drive Type: Stern drive
Engine Power: 380 HP
Engine 2:
Engine Brand: MerCruiser
Year Built: 2016
Engine Model: 8.2 MAG ECT DTS Bravo III
Engine Type: Inboard/Outboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol
Location: Port
Engine Hours: 25
Drive Type: Stern drive
Engine Power: 380 HP
Fresh Water Tanks: (50 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: (250 Gallons)
Holding Tanks: (28 Gallons)
Number of heads: 1
CD player
Navigation center
TV set
DVD player
Cockpit speakers
Inside Equipment
Deep freezer
Electric bilge pump
Battery charger
Air conditioning
Hot water
Microwave oven
Electrical Equipment
Shore power inlet
Outside Equipment/Extras
Cockpit shower
Swimming ladder
Electric windlass
Manufacturer Provided Description
The 370 Sundancers incredible versatility allows either scenario on any day of the week. Sea Ray is in the business of creating beautiful options, and with the 370 Sundancer you can zone out or get in the zone with ease.
Key Features
– Sleeps up to six Multiple interior arrangements to choose from including an enclosed midberth option w/lockable door for additional privacy
– Enclosed fiberglass head with VacuFlush toilet Standard fiberglass hardtop
– Stereo with Wireless Bluetooth and media inputs SmartCraft diagnostic instrumentation with glass lenses
– Teak cockpit table and sun pad filler cushion Optional Axius propulsion with helm joystick
Air Conditioning / Heating
– Reverse-Cycle System (16,000 BTU)
Cabin Features
– Carbon Monoxide Monitor Flooring, Wood
– Lighting, 12V Lighting, Direct Indirect
– Lighting, LED Accents Outlets, 120V GFI Protected
– Pillows, Accent Shades, Pleated - Hull Windows
– Stereo, 12V AM/FM, Wireless Bluetooth, iPod Connector (Cabin Helm), Amplifier, Speakers (2 Cabin, 4 Cockpit, 2 Transom), Digital Cockpit Remote Control Speaker Selector Switches Storage, In-Floor
– Wood Interior Package - Chestnut (Std), Cherry or Pecan Finished Cabinetry
Canvas (Sunbrella)
– Aft Curtain
– Canvas Storage Bag
– Dash Cover
– Front Curtains
– Side Curtains
– Meets Applicable USCG ABYC Standards
– Mercury Installation Quality Certification
– NMMA Certification
Cockpit Features
– Beverage Holders Carpet Liner, Snap-In
– Cockpit Color Package: Mocha or Wheat Cooler, Carry-On w/Designated Storage
– Door, Cabin Entry (Sliding Lockable) - Fiberglass w/Integral Steps Door, Transom - Acrylic w/Stainless Steel Frame
– Floor Liner, Fiberglass - Self-Bailing Hardtop, Molded Fiberglass (Seamless) w/Overhead Lighting
– Hatch, Engine Room - Electrically Actuated w/Emergency Pull Handle Prop Rod Outlet, 120V GFI Protected
– Outlet, 12V Accessory Refrigerator, Dual-Voltage - 120V/12V
– Seating, L-Shaped - Aft w/Built-In Table Storage Fiberglass Storage Base - Portside Seating, Pivoting Helm Bench w/Dual Flip-up Thigh-Rise Bolsters Adjustable Captains Seat
– Seating, Pivoting Port Companion Bucket w/Fiberglass Seat Shell Fiberglass Storage Base Steps, Boarding - Molded-In
– Storage - Starboard Coaming Storage, Side Panel - Helm
– Table, Cockpit - Solid Teak w/Dedicated Storage Sun Pad Filler Cushions Wet Bar w/Solid-Surface Countertop, Stainless Steel Sink, Faucet, Beverage Holders, Stainless Steel Handrail Storage Below
Electrical Systems
– Battery Charger/Converter, 120V/60 Cycle Battery Solenoid Switches, (3)
– Battery Trays w/Mounts Breaker Panels, Waterproof - Power Module Enclosures Dash Dimmer (Helm Engine Room)
– Isolators, Galvanic (2) Mercathode II (Sterndrives Only)
– Panel, DC Main Breaker Panel, Main Distribution - AC/DC w/Voltage Current Meters
– Shore Power, Dual 30 Amp/120V/60 Cycle w/50 Cords Adapters TV Inlet w/TV Antenna TV Shore Cord
– Wiring, Color-Coded w/Chafe Protection
– Electronics Circuit, 30 Amp w/Fuse Panel VHF Radio w/8 Fiberglass Antenna Stainless Steel Ratchet Mount
Engine Room
– Bilge Pump, 12V Automatic Bilge Pumps, 12V Automatic High-Water (1 Bilge, 1 Cabin)
– Blowers, 12V Bilge (2) Fire Suppression System - Automatic w/Manual Pull
– Insulated Gel-Coated Engine Room Ladder, Engine Room Access
– Lighting, 12V Oil Filters - Remote
– Underwater Exhaust System, Patented (V-Drives Only)
Fuel System
– Evaporative Emissions Fuel System Fuel Lines, USCG - Type A-1
– Fuel Tanks, Aluminum w/Electric Shutoff Valves Mechanical Sending Units
– Countertop, Solid Surface w/Stainless Steel Sink Single-Lever Faucet w/Pullout Sprayer Handrail, Stainless Steel
– Lighting, 12V Microwave 120V/60 Cycle
– Outlet, 12V Accessory Power Vent, 12V
– Refrigerator, Dual-Voltage - 120V/12V w/Stainless Steel Face Storage, Drawers w/Cutlery Insert
– Storage, Upper Lower Stove, 120V Recessed Two Burner w/Solid-Surface Cover w/Dedicated Storage
– Trash Receptacle
– Flooring - Simulated Teak Handrail, Stainless Steel
– Head (VacuFlush) Head, Enclosed - Full Fiberglass w/Separate Shower Stall Shower Door
– Mirror, Head Door - Full Length Mirror, Vanity
– Power Vent, 12V Storage, Medicine Cabinet
– Storage, Upper Shelves w/Stainless Steel Rails - Shower Area Vanity w/Sink, Solid-Surface Countertop, Single-Lever Faucet Storage Below
– Alarms, High-Water - Bilge Cabin Compass
– Emergency Start System - Engines Horn
– SmartCraft Diagnostics:
- Instrumentation, Custom Sea Ray SmartCraft 4-in-1 Multi-gauges (2) w/Glass Lenses, Low-Glare Blue Night Lighting Chrome Bezels (Includes: Fuel Level, Oil Pressure, Voltmeter Water Temperature)
- SmartCraft System Speedometer (Includes: Air Water Temperature, Combined Fuel Level Range, GPS Interface Troll Control)
- SmartCraft System Tachometers (2) (Includes: Depth, Engine Alarms/Hourmeters, Fuel Consumption/Usage, Trim Level Troll Control) SmartCraft Digital Throttle Shift (DTS)
– Steering, Power-Assisted Steering, Tilt Wheel
– Switch Pads, Illuminated Weatherproof Electronic w/ISO Symbols Dimmer Control Tilt Trim, Power (Sterndrives Only)
Hull & Deck Features
– Bottom Paint Bow Rail, Stainless Steel w/Welded Stanchions
– Cleats, 10 Thru-Bolted, Stainless Steel, w/Sea Ray Logo (8) Deck Fill Plates, Stainless Steel
– Gel Coat, Arctic White Handrails, Stainless Steel
– Hatch, Deck Vent - Translucent w/Locks Sky Screen Cover Hull Windows, Extra-Large Fixed (2), Opening w/Screens (1)
– Light, Stern Lights, Navigation - Stainless Steel
– Rub Rail, PVC w/Stainless Steel Insert Skylights (2)
– Storage, Transom Wall - Fenders Gear Swim Platform, Integral/Extended w/Concealed Stainless Steel Four-Step Swim Ladder
– Thru-Hull Fittings, Stainless Steel Toe Rail, Molded Fiberglass - Deck
– Vent System, Engine Room - Integral w/Stainless Steel Accents Windshield Wipers - Self-Parking
– Windshield, Tempered/Tinted Curved Glass w/Walk-Thru Stainless Steel Supports
– Curtain, Privacy (Hideaway) Mirrored Bulkhead
– Seating, Conversation Area - Converts to Double Berth w/Slide-Out Base Dedicated Filler Cushion Storage Storage, Upper Lower (Port Starboard)
– Window - Fixed w/Curtain
Mooring System
– Anchor Chute, Stainless Steel Anchor Rope/Chain Storage w/Gas-Assisted Hatch
– Anchor, Galvanized Windlass, Rope/Chain w/Foot Switches
– Lighting, 12V Seating, Sofa - Converts to Bed
– Storage, Gunwale Cabinets Table - Sofa End - Solid Surface
– Table - Solid Wood w/Dedicated Storage TV, 32 LED / Smart w/Remote Blu-ray Player, DVD Storage, Coax Outlet Gain Control
Underwater Gear
– Propellers, Stainless Steel Trim Tabs, Hydraulic
– V-Drives (Optional):
- Bonding System, w/Zinc Hull Plate
- Propeller Shafts, Stainless Steel (2) - Aquamet 19
- Propellers, 3-Blade
- Rudders - Manganese-Bronze
- Seacocks - Engines
- Seawater Strainers - Engines
- Shaft Logs, Dripless w/Extra Seal Carrier Kit
- Struts, Manganese-Bronze
– Berth, Double (Island Style) w/Electrically Actuated Extension Posturepedic Backrest w/Visco Elastic Foam Mattress Storage Below Curtain, Privacy (Hideaway)
– Mirrored Rope Locker, Bulkhead Sheet Set, Fitted (Neutral Color)
– Storage Cabinet w/Shelves - Port Storage, Gunwale Cabinets
– Storage, Hanging Locker - Starboard
Waste Systems
– Head System (VacuFlush) Holding Tank Level Indicator - MDP
– Holding Tank w/Dockside Pump-Out (28 Gallon) Sump Box w/Pump - Automatic
Water System
– Freshwater Washdown Spigot Pressure Water System w/High Volume 12V Pump
– Shower, Cockpit - Hot Cold, Stainless Steel Water Heater, 120V (6 Gallon) w/Exchanger
– Water Inlet, Dockside Water Manifold System
– Water Tank (50 Gallon)
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Not all accessories shown or described herein are standard equipment or even available as options. Some features and options may not be available when a boat is built for outside North America and/or has CE Certification. Options and features are subject to change without notice. Not all model-year boats may contain all the features or meet the specifications described herein. Confirm availability of all accessories and equipment with an authorized Sea Ray dealer prior to purchase.
Engine Notes
Magnum gas and Yanmar diesel V-drives also available.
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Tribological Behaviour of Pure Ti with a Nanocrystalline Surface Layer Under Different Loads
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DOI: 10.1007/s11249-011-9862-y
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- Wen, M., Wen, C., Hodgson, P.D. et al. Tribol Lett (2012) 45: 59. doi:10.1007/s11249-011-9862-y
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Surface mechanical attrition treatment (SMAT), a novel surface severe plastic deformation method, was carried out for titanium (Ti) to create a gradient-structured Ti (SMAT Ti). The tribological behaviour was studied under different loads and dry sliding conditions. The results showed that the deformation layer of SMAT Ti was about 160 μm. The friction and wear results showed that the wear resistance of SMAT Ti was enhanced compared to the coarse-grained (CG) counterpart. SMAT Ti showed abrasive wear under 1 and 5 N, and exhibited abrasive and adhesive wear under 2 N. While CG Ti showed abrasive and adhesive wear under 1–2 N, and exhibited abrasive wear under 5 N for the work hardening effects.
KeywordsTitanium Nanocrystalline metals Sliding wear Surface mechanical attrition treatment (SMAT)
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|Paul Pierce isn't ready to buy in Boston-New York rivalry in NBA – yet
|12.14.10 at 11:29 am ET
WALTHAM — Paul Pierce has a home in the Boston area and attends sporting events in the off-season. So he knows full well of the rivalries between teams like the Yankees and Red Sox and the Patriots and Jets.
But ask him about the Celtics and Knicks? Well, as the song goes, that's quite the different story.
Both teams may be on extended winning streaks and both teams may have rich basketball traditions but Celtics captain Pierce said Tuesday that doesn't mean the Celtics and Knicks have revived the old rivalry between the two cities.
"It's a rivalry? You [media] let me in on all the new stuff," Pierce said. "I didn't know we had a rivalry going."
The Celtics enter Wednesday night's game at Madison Square Garden on a 10-game winning streak while the Knicks have won their last eight to stand just four games behind Boston in the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference.
"We have bigger goals than winning streaks," Pierce said. "I didn't know we had a rivalry going. If that's what you all want, if it's going sell more tix, get more viewers, I guess so. You [media] all make up the rivalry, we don't, to be honest. At the end of the day, we're playing for championships, not certain opponents."
Big man Glen Davis will be one of the Celtics trying to contain the reinvigorated Knicks front court, led by Amare Stoudemire.
"I'm not worried about that, New York and Boston," Davis said of any rivalry with the 16-9 Knicks. "That's just the way it is. I'm worried about winning the game and worried about June, what's going to happen in June. That's what I'm worried about. I'm not even going to get into that. New York's a great team. They've been playing well and trying to be where we're at. It's going to be a big game for them.'
|The Three-Pointer: One Celtics play says so much
|12.10.10 at 12:29 am ET
It was just one play, lasting 5.2 seconds, yet it said so much about the 2010-11 Celtics.
Not many coaches have the smarts (or the cojones) to draw up a game-winning alley-oop with 6.6 seconds left. But the Celtics have Doc Rivers ' one of the best coaches in the business at designing plays following a timeout ' and he had the script that resulted in a 102-101 Celtics win over the 76ers in his back pocket all along.
"We worked on the whole timing of it last week," Rivers told reporters. "We tried to run it earlier in the year, and we had bad timing, so it's just funny how things worked out. It's a low-clock play, the ball is in the best passer's hands, and you have shooters on the floor. … It worked."
Not many point guards can throw a perfect blind lob over a taller defender in the final moments of a game. But the Celtics have Rajon Rondo, who picked up his 14th assist of the night with 1.4 seconds left when he dropped a pretty pass over the heads of Thaddeus Young and Jrue Holiday that led to the basket that resulted in his team's ninth consecutive victory.
Not many post players have the length and athleticism to get from the top of the key to the rim in a blink of an eye. But the Celtics have a healthy Kevin Garnett, who rolled to the basket, caught the lob pass and converted it all in one fluid motion to improve the C's Eastern Conference-best record to 18-4.
"Last year, Kevin would've missed the lob," Rivers added. "Actually, we wouldn't have thrown it. We can do it now."
And not many teams have three deadly shooters who opponents absolutely have to respect in the waning seconds of a one-point game. But the Celtics have Paul Pierce, Ray Allen and Nate Robinson, who all hovered around the 3-point line ' drawing Andre Iguadola, Jodie Meeks and Louis Williams from the basket and allowing Rivers' design to play out on the floor.
|Irish Coffee: Bill Russell on the NBA, Celtics & more
|12.07.10 at 10:35 am ET
Wake up with the Celtics and your daily dose of Irish Coffee '¦
(Part 2 of the interview between Bill Russell & Kevin Garnett can be seen here.)
It's not every day you get the sage advice of Bill Russell, so when it happens, don't miss it. The Celtics legend needs no introduction, so let's get to his latest interview, with SLAM Magazine …
RUSSELL on winning: "I think I know a lot about the subject. My college team has the second-longest winning streak in history. My Olympic team still holds the record for greatest margin of victory. And the Celtics were perhaps the best team in the history of American sports. We won eight straight titles and nine of 10 in the decade of the '60s. To do that against the best basketball players on the planet is remarkable."
RUSSELL on offense: "To me, I was a better offensive player than a defensive player. By the end of my first year, I always put the offense in motion, and after a year or two almost all the plays went through me. In fact, [John] Havlicek said after I left, he missed me more on offense than on defense."
RUSSELL on Wilt Chamberlain: "Wilt was an enormously talented man and I wasn't going to do things that would inspire him to play harder, even if that meant giving him an easy basket here and there. You have to understand, this was a great, great player. And you had to keep things in perspective. He was a guy you couldn't dominate physically or mentally. You can't play somebody else's game and have a chance to win. We had a style when he arrived, and the idea was to maintain that style, because it was successful.
"Wilt's numbers speak for themselves: 100 points in a game, 27 rebounds averaged in a season! But after he did all these things, Wilt kept on not winning, and people never understood that, so they started criticizing him. But I never did. I thought he was great. Basically, I saw it as he had an agenda and I had an agenda. And we both fulfilled our agendas."
RUSSELL on racism: "Fans all over the country were racist and obnoxious, some places more and some less, but I never permitted that to have an adverse effect on my playing, and within the Celtics that did not exist."
RUSSELL on player/coaching: "Red [Auerbach] offered me the job first and I said I wasn't interested. So he asked if I had any recommendations and said that he would not hire anyone who I didn't approve of 100 percent, because I had meant too much to the franchise. I had some ideas, but we couldn't work out a deal. Frank Ramsey, who was my first choice, couldn't leave home. Bob Cousy couldn't get out of his contract at Boston College and so on. Red came up with one last name, and I just wasn't going to play for that person, so I decided that I would, in fact, do it."
RUSSELL on the dynasty: "Last year's championship is only important in how other teams fear you; you still have to go out and beat everyone again. People say there were better teams than the Celtics, but we set the standard. A given team might come up for a year, but only we could sustain it."
RUSSELL on mentoring: "When a new big man came into the league, I wanted to make sure they knew I was around, and to establish that there were boundaries that should not be crossed. But I also wanted every player in the league playing as well as possible, because I wanted the league to be totally elite. It always made me feel good to hear people say, "The greatest athletes in the world play in the NBA.'"
RUSSELL on Bob Cousy: "Not only was he a great player, but the things he did were completely in sync with what I did. He would transition from defense to offense as his guy went to the basket, because he knew I'd take care of him. I knew which way he'd force him, and I'd be there waiting while also cutting off his passing lanes. Meanwhile, Bob was heading downcourt, so we'd take control of the offense while the other team still had the ball. Nobody had done that before, because they didn't have the ingredients, namely a great rebounder and defender to grab the ball and turn it around, and a fast, in-control guard to throw to."
RUSSELL on his legacy: "Maybe it's egotism, but I have never seen another player who even approached the way I played the game in terms of depth. I've never seen anyone do the number of things I do well."
So, yeah, I could pretty much sit and listen to Bill Russell talk about how he folds laundry and be completely enthralled. In fact, I might go buy his "Russell Rules" and "Red and Me" audio books on iTunes right now. Paul Flannery was absolutely right: Give Bill Russell a damn statue!
The Celtics aren't setting any timetables for the returns of Rajon Rondo, Jermaine O'Neal, Delonte West and Kendrick Perkins from injuries that range from minor to major. Here's a quick rundown of the latest updates on all four guys …
Rondo (day-to-day via The Boston Globe): Doc Rivers said he might consider sitting Rondo for a stretch of games if needed.
"We get a two-day break after [Sunday's Nets game], and that's one of the things that went into this [thinking]. We're just going to try to get through it."
Jermaine O'Neal (pre-Christmas return via NECN.com): Considering he hasn't played in a game since Nov. 8, being off his game [during Monday's practice] was a given. But just being able to run up the floor, and feel little to no pain afterwards, was yet another indication that he is moving past the left knee injury that has sidelined him for the last 12 games.
"Hopefully in the next week-in-a-half to two weeks, I'll be playing no problem," he said.
West (1-2 months away via CSNNE.com): Following surgery on Nov. 30, the outlook for his return has picked up considerably. West said the wrist is healing up so well, there won't be any need for it to be placed in a hard cast.
"Just stimulate it with treatments, and I'll be back to working out within the next two weeks," said West, who added that he'll have it in a soft cast when he resumes working out.
Perkins (eyeing late February via the Boston Herald): "It can be real," Perk said of playing sometime late next month, "but I think if I play it smart I'll wait to come back until after All-Star break. That'll give me more time. I think, what's one more month, right?"
According to the Inside Track, all of the Celtics showed up at Children's Hospital Boston and Boston Medical Center on Monday to deliver some Christmas cheer.
They split up, Shaquille O'Neal and Ray Allen tooke one group to Children's — with O'Neal leading a Shaq Fu-style version of "Frosty the Snowman" among other carols.
Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett took another group with Santa to the Top of the Hub, where they spent some time with the Boston Medical Center's pediatric hematology program.
Santa hats off to those guys. They're not just winning on the court.
Doc Rivers' college basketball coach, Hank Raymonds, 86, died of cancer on Monday morning. Raymonds coached Marquette from 1977-83, mentoring Rivers throughout his life — starting from his time as a player at Marquette from '80-83 and continuing through last year's Celtics run.
Rivers expressed his grief with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Here are some nuggets:
"I use Hank's lines all the time. The line I always use that he used on me a lot is, 'I'm never going to coach you for who you are today. I'm going to coach you for who you should be someday, and what you should be someday.' I use that on my players, I use that on my kids, and I think it's a great thing. To me, that sums Hank up as much as anything."
"Hank called me every time we would have a bad turnover game or a bad rebounding game. Then when I went to see him [over the summer] the first thing he said was, 'Oh my gosh, the rebounding — the Lakers killed you guys on the glass.' I loved to hear it. It's funny. It's not what you want to hear, but the one guy who can tell you that is Hank."
"Hank has had a profound impact. And the thing about Hank is he never let go. It's not like when I left he stopped. … I look at him, he's a basketball treasure that really not enough people know about. I'm glad I do. I always laugh and say, 'He's my little secret.' And I'm fine by that."
(Have a question, concern or conception for tomorrow's Irish Coffee? Send a message to @brohrbach on Twitter.)
|Irish Coffee: Big Baby buoys bench
|12.02.10 at 1:29 pm ET
Wake up with the Celtics and your daily dose of Irish Coffee '¦
BOSTON — In the aftermath of Wednesday night's 99-95 victory against the Blazers, Celtics forward Glen Davis sat, seemingly exhausted, at his locker.
Following what may have been his most complete and efficiently productive game in a Celtics uniform, Davis had earned the rest. He had just recorded 16 points (7-of-9 FG; 2-2 FT) and seven rebounds in 29 minutes, including a stretch of eight straight points and three consecutive 20-foot jumpers over a three-minute span in the third quarter that singlehandedly kep the Celtics within striking distance of the Blazers.
"I took the shots that were given to me," said Davis. "That's what it's about."
Taking that notion further, what it's really all about is making those shots, and Davis has done that at a remarkable rate this season, shooting 50 percent from the floor — the highest clip of his four-year career. The benefit of that is two-fold: 1) obviously, points on the board, and 2) opening up opportunities for his teammates.
"If I can spread the floor, I can help out Kevin [Garnett]," said Davis. "Teams won't double-team him. They've got to guard me."
In this space, before the season started, I presented an argument for Davis as a potential NBA Sixth Man of the Year winner: "Given any injury to Shaquille or Jermaine O'Neal, Davis would be the first to gobble up those minutes. Is there any reason he couldn't average 14 points and six rebounds in 25 minutes a game?"
Through 18 games this season, he's averaging career highs of 11.1 points and 5.3 rebounds in 29.4 minutes per game — but it's his efficiency and versatility that have vaulted him into the NBA's Sixth Man discussion.
Assume the role of a go-to scorer as a power forward for the one of the best benches in the league? Sure. Perform the "little things" — like taking charges — as the center alongside Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett down the stretch of close games? Done. Drag smaller defenders into the post? Easy (especially with his frame). Pull bigger defenders away from the basket? Not a problem.
So, what does being in the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year conversation mean to Davis?
"Nothing, until you win it," he said. "You can talk all you out. You can say, 'He's top two, he's top whatever.' It doesn't really count until you're No. 1 at the end of the season, when you're having a press conference, congratulating your team and thanking all the people who helped you get that award. I'd be excited to get it. Just to be considered is not enough for me."
Celtics head coach Doc Rivers told Dennis & Callahan on WEEI on Thursday morning that he was in Danny Ainge's ear, urging him to select Davis with the 35th pick in the 2007 NBA Draft. Rivers knew Big Baby's potential, because he'd seen Davis succeed against his sons and the nation's top talent on the AAU circuit.
"But we didn't know he was going to be this good," Rivers admitted.
After struggling with some maturity issues over his first few seasons in the league, Davis has earned the trust of not only Rivers but all of his teammates as well.
"Most definitely," said Davis. "I've been here for four years now, and that's Doc's system. You've got to trust his players. He's looking at me as a player that he trusts."
The NBA named Rivers the Eastern Conference Coach of the Month prior to the Celtics' victory against the Blazers. It didn't mean much to Doc, but Garnett elaborated:
'I love him,'' Garnett told The Boston Globe. 'I told Danny that the day y'all get rid of Doc is the day I sort of tip my hat and thank the Boston area and the Boston fans. I love Doc, he's a credit to our success and the building of the players, because he's always motivating and he's always pushing you, finding ways to get you rekindled.''
In case you missed it, our own Paul Flannery detailed why the Celtics should build a statue outside of the Garden in Bill Russell's honor. In a fantastic Boston Magazine piece, he builds an argument that's pretty hard to disagree with. Here's a nugget:
In Boston, we now have statues of three sports figures — Bobby Orr, Red Auerbach, and Ted Williams — sprinkled throughout the city. (Williams, oddly, also has a tunnel named after him.) That's quite a list, actually. But there's one glaring omission: the one sports star — no disrespect here to Teddy Ballgame or Tom Brady — who left a bigger mark on this city than any other. I'm talking about a guy who won 11 championships in 13 seasons. Whose name has become synonymous with victory, hard work, and shared sacrifice. I'm talking about Bill Russell.
This is a disappointing oversight — absurd, really, given Russell's accomplishments — but a correctable one. What we need is a Bill Russell statue outside the Garden, where the greatest Celtic of them all will stand watch over the franchise he helped build.
Wednesday night's loss to the Rockets marked the first four-game losing streak for the Lakers since they acquired Pau Gasol. So, what's the reason for the skid? ESPN.com presented that question to Kobe Bryant:
The general assessment of the team by its players remained that the team had a lot of work to do on both offense and defense, leading to a chicken-or-the-egg type of situation about which is more damning when it's lousy.
"We're slow. We're slow. We're slow. We're slow on rotations," Bryant said, picking on the defense and maybe subconsciously mentioning the word once for every consecutive loss.
You may not have heard, but a guy named LeBron James who plays for a team called the Miami Heat is returning to his hometown to take on a team by the name of the Cavaliers. The Cleveland Plain Dealer consulted everyone from players to fans to therapists to clergy in order to determine what the reaction should be. Here's Cavs point guard Mo Williams' take:
"This game is not just for us. It's for 20,000 fans and for the millions watching and pulling for us. We've got people that ain't even Cavs fans pulling for us. We've got a lot behind us."
Lost in all the discussion of LeBron's return to Cleveland is this: Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert has launced a probe into alleged tampering by the Heat in their pursuit of James, according to Yahoo! Sports:
Prior to the start of free agency on July 1, no Miami Heat representative ' including star Dwyane Wade — was allowed to discuss with James the specific circumstances around Wade, Toronto's Chris Bosh and James joining together with the Heat.
One focus of the law firm's probe includes an alleged Pat Riley-James meeting in Miami in November 2009, and a meeting of James' inner circle with Wade in Chicago in June 2010, sources said.
Riley, James, Wade and Bosh have denied there was a predetermined collusion in the historic free-agent binge, although the players have admitted to discussing the possibility of playing together as far back as the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
If Gilbert's accusations turn out to be truths, the Heat could lose draft picks. As if there weren't enough drama surrounding Thursday night's Cavs-Heat game.
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Celtics coach Doc Rivers joined Dennis & Callahan Thursday morning to discuss some of the most "Heat"ed topics around the NBA and in the Celtics organization. Rivers commented on LeBron James' return to Cleveland, Kevin Garnett receiving stitches on his chin, and the C's win on Wednesday against the Blazers.
"When Ray [Allen] was open, I liked the odds," Rivers said. "I just think Ray's got to make shots. I never really panic when Ray's missing shots, or Paul [Pierce]. I just know they're great shooters, and great shooters make shots, and eventually they do. They have that occasional game where they miss them all, but I still like the odds whenever [Ray] takes a shot."
To hear the entire interview with Doc, visit the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
Was last night a prime example of which of the following two things (talking about the end of the game): your team's ability to trust one another, or a great NBA shooter has no conscience whatsoever?
Probably both; I mean really both. The play before that, Ray took a tough shot. Really the play was to get a switch, which we got, and Ray was going to throw it to the post, but Ray thought he was open and jacked it up. You know what, that's why he's a great player: because he can go 0 for whatever or one for whatever, and if he's open he thinks that next shot should go in, and then on the other part of that, Paul Pierce was, what, 9 for 11, and actually had a decent shot, and passed it to Ray who was wide open. So that's the trust factor.
When that play was about to unfold, and Paul had the option to shoot it or pass it, as the coach which did you prefer he do?
Well when Ray was open, I liked the odds. I just think Ray's got to make shots. I really never panic when Ray's missing shots, or Paul. I just know they're great shooters, and great shooters make shots, and eventually they do. They have that occasional game where they miss them all, but I still like the odds whenever [Ray] takes a shot.
When Danny Ainge took Big Baby in the second round a few years ago, did you know that he was this good? Or did you think it was a stretch at the time? Read the rest of this entry »
|C's injury bug so bad even Kevin Garnett can't get home cooking
|12.01.10 at 11:44 pm ET
For now, the injury list is not having an impact on the Celtics record. Doc Rivers knows his luck can only last so long while he moves banged up players in and out of a make-shift rotation. The C's have the best record in the East at 14-4 following their win over the Trail Blazers Wednesday night at TD Garden.
But that great record is coming with a price – nagging injuries.
And making matters worse Wednesday, the Celtics lost Kevin Garnett for over five minutes in the third quarter when team doctors had trouble closing up a wound under his chin that required five stitches, leading Rivers to wonder openly what in the wide, wide world of sports is going on. For a moment, he thought he was on the road, not on the parquet.
Garnett took an elbow early in the third quarter from Andre Miller and had to leave at the 7:47 mark. He didn't return until 2:24 remained in the quarter. The Celtics, who trailed 68-62 just moments earlier, were kick-started by KG and finished the quarter on a 13-4 run that gave them the lead for good.
"It usually does," Rivers said of Garnett's high-energy impact. "He was pissed because someone hit him in the mouth so you knew he was come either with energy or attacking everybody else on the floor.
"The third quarter was huge because we didn't want to sub [Shaq] him out. We wanted to wait until Kevin [returned]. Whoever did our stitches, we're going to have a talk. That was the longest [wait]. I thought we were on the road. That's what the opposing doctors do. They can't find the sutures, they take their time."
And try as he might, Rivers couldn't get an explanation from chief trainer Ed Lacerte about why it was taking so long to get the cut under Garnett's chin fixed.
"It did take a long time," Rivers said. "I kept checking with Eddie, like 'What's going on back there?' That was big for Shaq. He kept saying he could stay in and that was huge for us."
Not only did O'Neal played the five-minute stretch, he played the first 9 minutes, 36 seconds of the third quarter, until getting a blow when Garnett finally returned to the game.
Rivers said after the game Wednesday that Rajon Rondo's strained left hamstring, which Rivers thought was no longer an issue early in the week, started to get sore in the fourth quarter. Then Rivers said that back-up point Nate Robinson has an aching left foot which was bothering him.
"I left Rondo in because Nate's foot was hurting," Rivers said. "Rondo's hamstring was starting to get sore and he was worried that if he came out he couldn't return. So, the injury thing is really starting to creep up on us a little bit, and it is what it is."
Robinson confirmed after the game that he's been dealing with a sore right heel since Nov. 22, when the Celtics beat the Hawks in Atlanta.
|Irish Coffee: An NBA tribute to Leslie Nielsen
|11.29.10 at 11:13 am ET
Wake up with the Celtics and your daily dose of Irish Coffee '¦
I'd be remiss if I didn't point out the basketball ties in the wake of Sunday's passing of Leslie Nielsen — one of the great comedic actors in history.
Playing Dr. Rumack in the 1980 comedy classic "Airplane", Nielsen starred alongside NBA Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as Roger Murdock. Unfortunately, Nielsen didn't appear in Kareem's best scene.
In addition, back in 1994, when Del Harris assumed the head coaching position of the Los Angeles Lakers, he joked about serving as a double for Nielsen in Hollywood. ESPN.com's Marc Stein contacted Harris for comment …
"We had already had the lookalike thing going, and I had actually signed a name to an autograph a time or two, so I said to him, 'How about going in the locker room and act like you are me and tell them they played a good game or you are proud of them or whatever you have.' He did it and the guys loved it.
"He brought a lot of laughter to the world, but not tonight. Peace, Leslie."
Of course, Nielsen also had ties to the NFL (co-starring alongside O.J. Simpson in the "Naked Gun" movies) and Major League Baseball (impersonating an umpire in "Naked Gun").
R.I.P. Leslie Nielsen. Now, on to some Boston Celtics links …
NBA.com's Shaun Powell caught up with Doc Rivers to discuss the success of his son, Austin Rivers, who ranks No. 1 among Class of 2011 high school basketball recruits.
The only actual news to come from the story is that Doc will miss up to 10 potential practice days in order to catch some of his son's games in Florida.
"It's not the best way, but it's the only way," Rivers told Powell. "If they play and I'm off, I'm there."
Will Doc's potential absence for as many as 10 practice days affect this veteran-laden Celtics team? In my mind, no chance. It might have some small effect on a young team, but because of their collective experience this C's squad is the ideal group for Rivers in this situation, as a few absences in favor of father-son bonding shouldn't impact their success one way or another.
And, in many ways, the father-son relationship between Doc and Austin Rivers is just like any other involving a teenager.
"You know when you're a teenager you really don't even want to talk to your parents anymore," Doc said, with a laugh. "So basketball does give you a conversation piece. While the bond my wife and I have with all of our kids is away from basketball, it helps."
In other ways, their relationship is unlike most, in that Doc could one day coach his son in the NBA.
"I harbor dreams that he makes it to the league," Rivers said. "But coaching him? That'd be tough. Because I have to live with his mom. She runs the household. If I didn't play him one day, I'd have to go home to his mother. And that would be no fun at all."
Of course, if Austin Rivers lives up to his billing as the nation's No. 1 recruit, the Celtics probably won't have a chance at drafting him in a few years — considering he'd be a top-10 pick in that scenario.
In a bizarre story over the holiday weekend, despite Stephon Marbury's popularity in the Chinese Basketball Association last season, Shanxi Zhongyu opted not to sign the former Celtics guard to one of its three contracts allotted for international players.
Not only that, but the team only alerted Marbury after he arrived for training camp in Taiyuan. As a result, he hasn't been able to sign with another CBA team, because they too have signed their three international players.
"If they said they weren't going to sign him a month ago, then Marbury still would have had a lot of other opportunities because there are still some teams who are quite interested in him," Titan Sports associated editor and close Marbury confidant Yang Yi told NIUBBall.com. "But now, every CBA team has already signed their import players, so it's going to be real tough for Marbury to find a team to play with.
"He's dissapointed in Shanxi. This is treachery. Marbury isn't strapped for cash, he doesn't need to play in China because he needs money. He just feels really sad because he loves Shanxi. This summer he was working out and keeping his body in shape. He feels really hurt by the team."
In other news, former Celtics All-Star Antoine Walker could sign a contract with the NBA Development League as soon as Monday.
One former Celtic who isn't having trouble finding his place is Al Jefferson, who got emotional after his Utah Jazz upset the Los Angeles Lakers.
"I haven't beaten the Lakers in probably six years, since I left Boston, and I haven't been in a playoff game in six years and it felt like a playoff game," Jefferson told The Orange County Register. "Every possession counted. Kobe Bryant being who he is, and we were down, we fought back, we didn't give up. We won against all odds. It was just amazing, man. I'm overwhelmed. It's never been like this before, and to be a part of this. It just meant a lot to me."
Rajon Rondo believes he can average 20 assists per game. At least, that's what he told NBA FanHouse.
OK, so how many assists per game does Rondo believe he can average this season?
"Twenty," he said.
Realistically, how many?
"Twenty," said Rondo, who did hand out 24 Oct. 29 against New York but hasn't exceeded 17 in any other game.
OK, why do you think that?
"Because we're shooting the ball extremely well," he said. "We're playing together and moving the ball."
In order to produce 20 assists a game, Rondo would have to average 21.1 dimes over the next 66 games this season. While I'm not buying that — considering he's only eclipsed 20 assists once this season — I still think he has a shot at John Stockton's 1989-90 NBA record of 14.5 assists per game.
The Onion once again took on the Celtics, this time in a tonge-in-cheek article entitled, "Shaquille O'Neal shows he can still dominate around basket of fries." Here's a sample:
"Shaq's already got four onion rings on his fingers, but he still wants to get one more for the thumb," Kevin Garnett said. "And you know what? Tonight he showed he's going to do whatever it takes to get a whole handful of onion rings. Whatever it takes."
Never a dull moment when it comes to this Celtics squad.
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Albert L:*a, Minn. 8kf GIVE THEM A CALL. ALBERT LEA, MINNESOTA OLE TJ^NGr, Maker and Repairer of Boots & Shoes A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Coi*sty Commissioners : James Thoreson. W. W. Johnson. J. M. Geiseler. Win N. Goziee. Ole Hanson. T hr as DREK—Charles Kit tel son. Auditor—S. Batchelder Runt st att of Deeds—August Peterson. County Attorney—John A. Lovely. Sheriff—T. J. Sheehan. Deputy Sheriff—Jacob Larson. Clerk oi Court—A. W. White. Probate Judge—Gilbert Gulbrandson. School Superintendent—II. Thurston. County Surveyor—Wm. G. Kellar. Coroner—J. Froshaug. Court Commissioner—R. IL Spicer. DENTISTHY. DR. A. H. STREET, H. D. BROWN & CO. BANKERS. REFERENCES: 1st Nat. bauk, Austin. Sd N^t. Hank. Chica#* let Sat. Bank, St. Paul. ♦th Nat. Bank, New York. 3Uf Shop on Clark street, north and opposite of Wedge & Spicer's Drug store. FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN TUE FREEBORN IHI MV UBL are employed. Repairing done to order, cheap and on short notice. Gire him a call. 87tf Albert Lea, Minn. Tkos. II. ARMSTRONG, Banker. ALBERT LEA. MINN. OFFICE, OVER TUE DRUG STORE, South cf Post Office, Albert Lea. Minnesota. DR. DE M. CRANDALL, _ ai f I 33 El NTIS T. A. •tieat a?Markets. HAS REMOVED THE OLD PIONEER MEfiT-MARKET i Os Kaat aide Broadway, first door south of THE PEOPLE'S STORE. it rap 3An es. A. II. SQI !EK. CITY EXPRESS & DRAY Deals in ll AUD and SOFT COAL. Also Seasoned Wood. Office over A. E w av. Albert Lea Johnson's store, Broad- UHE. Physicia NI. NI, DODGE, M. WITH INCREASED FACILITIES FOB DOING BUSINESS, HE PROPOSES TO GIVE BETTER SATISFACTION!. THAN EVER BEFORE. I jgSas**Cash paid for Hides. Tallow, Ac., .Ac. j | TRY XXXTVt ! Orders left on lite slate at Lincoln Bros, attended to at once • nunnery. MRS. 0. S. WARREN Milliner & Dressmaker, [Successor to Mrs. C F. Walker.] a z: c Dm POETBT. A Bit of a Sermon, What ne'er you find to do, Do it, boys. with all your might ! Never be n little trite. Ora little iii the right; Trifles even Lead lo Heaven. Trifles make the life of a man ; So in all things— Great and small things— Be as thorough as you can. Let no speck their surface dim — Spotless truth and honor bright! I'd not give a fig for him Who says any lie is white! lieu Ii o falters. T\v isis or alters, Little atoms when we speak, May deceive Me, But believe me, To himself he is a sneak. Help the weak if you are strong, Love the old if you are young ; Own a fault if you are wrong lf you ie angry, hold your tongue. In each duty Lies a beauty, If your eyes do not shut ; Ju-t as surely And securely As a kernel in a nut! Love w ith all you* heart and soul, Love with eye and ear and touch; That's the moral of the whole. You can never love too much ! Tis the glory Of the story In our babyhood begun, Our hearts without it, I Never doubt it) Are as worlds without a sun ! If you think a word would please, Say it, if it is but true; Words may give delight with ease, When no act is a*kel of you. Words may often Soothe and soften. Gild a joy or bf a1 a pain ; They are treasures Yiel ling pleasures It is wicked to retain ! Whatso'cr you find to do Do it then with all your might ; Let your prayers be strong and true-Prayer, my lad will keep you right Pray in all things. (ire.it aud small things, Like a Christ nm gentleman ; And forever, Now or never, IL* a* thorough as you can. Widder Sprigging* Daughter. 'Twa* on a beaut* <••;* summer morn, IV hen things were up an I ct min', And all among the pun j kin vi te«. The bumhif -bef;* were huuimia' I took an e*rly half-mile walk, As t tory bo U d en ter, VV h<*n in the caw-pnfIi I wa* met By Widder Spriggina' daughter. Her erns were Mack n- what's the matter, sure," shrieked the j hajj. ! Paying no heed to these ejaculation*. 1 dr placed one policeman on guard, and j with the others sprang up stairs. Reaching the landing, I found all | dark, save a faint glimmer which issued j : from under the door in front of us. I t I tried tho handle It was locked, j " We have him this time." I \vhi>- j I per*d, exultingly, for I had caught the j sound of Jim Bradley'.* voice I j have examined the house well, and there is no means of egress, either by the I . roofs or the windows They are trapped J Open, in the Queen's name I " I exclaimed. *• Hullo, is that you my dear Spied- j ; ler ? " cried Jim from within " Happy j to see yon. I'm sure ! Remember what I j I said, ' Hold me when you catch me,' I ; old boy ? The thing is lo trap your ! i bird " " I will take care of that. Mr Jim," ( I rejoined. " Open, or we shall break ; in the door " j '• Ob, plaze, jintlemen—dear, good j , jintlemen, for the lore of the saints, ' don t make a noise There'* a po* r i | sow! jist partin' this life up stairs, an' ■ his dear young wilder is a'nmst dis- , I I ratted ! 8orra a one of vc jintlemen t her any pity Don't terrify ti e colleen, | nor the partin'sow I, who, sure, bas; troubles enough." I " Silence, you old crone '. " I exclaimed, "and fetch a light, or IHI I j have you arrested as an accomplice " With a regular howl of disappoint-, merit she hobbled away, declaring she d j do anything for u«. imploring pity for I a poor. lone woman, and compassion ! ; for the partin' sow!. We dos t wait for her return Aware no one could pass on the -fairs, and be-; bering that Jim might be trying to de-; slroy the molds, we put our shoulders I I against tile door, and drove the lock j fronf the box. I had prepared for the light to be extinguished and a rush made, i I was disappointed Jim fat composedly at the table with another man. pi.i\ing c ird*. i *• Hullo I you don't stand on ceremony. Juhn, my friend/' he remail ti. laughing. *• I thought every man * house wa* his Castle.' " Sot it is, Ji n, until he makes it a shield i »r law-breaking, I answered I " Prove your word*, my man." ** I intend to. I hope ; s jn>t consider yourself rny pri I search." " Pleas An i casting herself on the body. Mio I went oil into violent hysterics " Poor thing," said the doctor, raising I her. " Pray, my good fellow, take her to a chair, while I close the poor man's j _ if eye*. That done, lie rejoined me. *• Yon want to search the room." he said. It'* a pity that this should have happened at such a time, but duty ii Pray, J • do yours quietly before uh ic U WHI r while duty this poor woman recovers Her lr is enough without any addition " Duty was duty ; yet I felt like »« hard-heartrd, mean spirited cur as I performed mine, and professed lo hate jacked my usual acuteness, for more than once the disciple of Galen aided me in my suggestions Nothing, however, came of it. I could not find a trace. •* Yet,' I said, " I d take my oath the dns are in this house, and it s £100 in my pocket if I find them." " Thou I most decidedly should fr\," said the doctor. * That sum is riot to be got every day *• No ; and I II keep a watch in this house till Pre found them " " In this room ? " he asked. 44 No. I ain't quite made of ston**," I ic joined, a bit hurt. *• But I shall inspect ail who go out or come iu." * Quite right ; and I wish you success. fur there's no telling the fufferinga these coiners occasion." We then descended, and the doctor left. after telling the Irish woman be would call, as he went home, on the pariah ur dert.»ker, and give the necessary orders for the funeral. Well, I need not lengthen out mv story. 1 rented the parlor, by compulsion of the landlady, and established a watch. night and day. upon who and what went out of the house. Jim Bradley came and went, ol course, unmolested. a;,d chaffedu.ec >iderabiy when we met, while. with the slightest demur, he .et mc visit room whenever I please i. What did it uteau ? I a! in rn ade a call now and then, the widow. I* -or thing, she was and so meek and full of grief. a_ moved abmt the ro>m wherj her coffined husband wa*, for she wouldn't leave it. ani the sight was pi'ible. The medical attendant dripped in once to tee how I gut or., and shook his head on hearing f mv want of success Ti - Ut crying .I.,, Nevertheless, I might have remained in doubt to the last, had not my 'pride of place" been so wounded that I did not rest until I had tracked Jim Bradley again, and, this time, succeeded in capturing his gang, among which I not only discovered the young disconsolate widow of her dead husband, but the doctor, the greatest rogue of lite lot, as it was he who, under his gentlemanly appearance, circulated the spurious coin. To my Satisfaction, I saw them ail sent off fur a considerable term to Portland. which small chance of a ticket of-leave. I was not, alter all, to be done How an Albanian Slave Birl Affected the Interests of Three Countries. From the Birmingham t Eng.) Free Presa The French Superintendent ut Police who, when a crime wa* repelled at his bureau, raked, before knowing any of the circumstances, 4* Who is the woman?" contributed an axiom to th* science of detection by the aid of which other than criminal problems might find a solution. At the present moment ail Europe is in a hub-bub ostensibly arising from adherence on the part of England to traditional sentiments touch ing the maintenance the Ottoman Empire, and a desire on the part of Russia to rearrange the Drip of Bunters Europe The French Police Minister to whom we have referred would nut have been eatificd with such an explanation, but would have asked, *• Who is the woman ?" The diary of a French nobleman—proof sheets ol which were suppressed by order of the late Emperor Napoleon but which are shortly to be reproduced by Me*sra Burler & Calvin!, of the ll inward 8c v asta pool—enable.6 our Paris correspondent tov.* answer by saving. A beautiful Albanian slave ' The story, extracted from the pn.of-sheet* of the forthcoming publication. is shortly this : When the occup of Paris by the Affies was at an and the cai iou* crowned heads pi ioees were departing to their I itll in I ma, certain important dispa of juint import were aent from Duke of Wellington ani the rn it.-ta)led French government Ic Sultan. The bearer cf the i n mon end. ai d own tcn€ th CW Iv > th j de I f* ear ii t di Office an i Residence uj SU:: OS. ALBERT LEA, ;r the Ti MINN IL er check* w Will open a fine new stock of Millinery au l Fancy Goods, Tie*. Cuff*, Collars, Ac. A full line of Worsteds, Lamars Hatteras, Ac., Ac. I> < ' I.uid NI, 3> ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON TAIN I \KK CHV, MINN., Will treat all diva-es to which mankin I is subject, to the best of his ability. Dr. Rowland has made a specialty of discasesot VV omen and Children, ani chronic disease* of long standing. By long experience aud strict attention to hi* profession, he is confident of treating all curable disease* with success. Obstetrical eases treated with care and sue-ess. ('ou&u'tiouat free, lo fjaiepers ^ 3jinni .J gent s. David's ink, •ie red af fury. And one *tn*ck of h *r luscious lip-Woald brit e a J i Ut* or jury. I how'.I—sh*, i*i cl*ev eJ just th Her ni ll •urscir, sequence/ he repin his game. Patting my men to examr - §l* I SOUD and take the con-i and went on with he said. too deep es are x you really here/ tail Bradley ii patch was a \ lung Wen ch 1 nobleman. the V icomte i de M — ™ f sir. cc I became r**!*9i! "ated a* a supp Mer of -t! ae L#giti mist 1 ;mrty in Franc 2, w! ile t ne Du kl ut \Y a's dtsp ii* C* ii wa* intrusted to an attache ut the Engl Ll. Embassy. who I ms En ce been me f A Ii 10 U us fur hii* on guard, I began e way e i Id mar Lad taught Ler : >*• *fi! *t- j —aud - h I my heart g To W l ider hpriipgins' daughter. up tile ays I, My dear, how* do ye do V Say* she, * I r< 'ken finely ; Says I, - Of ail the girls I kn*>w, You look the nio*»t divinely.** I snatched a kiss—she slay.ped mr face In fact. just as she d oner; Belt a re yourself. L rn dare vcu, sir ? Cried Widder Sp.r'ggins daughter. MEAT MA It KET WILLIAM TUNELL Again calls attention to his FINE MEAT MARKET, Doing over Felt hats a specialty. Fashionable Dress-Making done in the very best manner. John A. Lovely. James II. P'.hkeb Where can Beef, be found at nil cuts of times, choice Four doors south of tho People * Store. Apprentice Girl* wanted, vol I dno44tf WELL TIII.1I1IEI) HATS FOK ONE DOLLAR LOVELY & PARKER, ATTORN'KYM At I.AW Borh', Mutton, AT MRS. JOHN STAGE'S Sausage, §e. j MILLINERY STORE ! ALBERT LEA, MINN. and 5VI LD Also FISH, POULTRY, GAME in their season BROADWAY, near Armstrong's Bank-ALBERT LEA, - - - MINN. For Sale. SIXTY AGRES of good farming lands, | 25 acres of which are improved, in the town of Albert Lea, only tour miles from I bu tillage, and beautifully situated near j the lake. Will be sold cheap, and on terms j to suit purchaser. Gall on or address JOHN ANDERSON, ! Office over Wedge A Wulfsburg's store. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HUMAN HAIR, and Gents' Chams from same made to order. Also Ladies' Switches, and all other work in that line. Office in Hewitt'* Block, upstairs 1st door ALBERT LEA. - - - .. - MIN C. C. Intact. A. M. Ttkeh. STACY & TYRER, ttoroeys at Law, Notaries Public, Real Estate and Collecting Ag.-nts. CONNEYANTING all kinds adcui ately done, acknowledgment* taken oaths administered. Ac. Taxes paid, Titles investigated, Pan I-bought and sold. Particular attention paid to collection. Corner Clark aud Newton Sts.. Albert Lea HEMAN BLACKMER, XjAWYER LAND FOK SALE! i LA ERI LEA, - - - - MINN. JOHN ANDERSON," ATTORN KY AT LAW AMI NOTARY PUBLIC Office over Wedge & Spicer's Drug Store, ALBERT LEA, MINN. Jo*t then an old rampageous sheep, W ho had b en fee ling near, sir. Squared ofl, ami likes ton of brick* He took mr with hi* head, sir ; I landed in a pond, chuck fu'i Of frog* and filthy wafer, An i then sh*- stood anil la: fed and larfcd, I TLat Nidler *prii!g:n= daughter. I re her gue*s I crawled out quick, Picked up iii\ hat nu i mizzled. While love - bright torch so lately lit, Out in that frog-pond fizzled. *tll. she was mai rie ! \enerdav, A la wyer chap has g* *.«r ; So, FII forget, if not forgive, The Widder Spriggin ae tile aparttueuta. Jed the wail.*, groped chimneys, aud tried tho flooring. N », not a sign ; while Jim Bradley'• utter indifference. I own perplexed nu* lune again. I mattered, when I heard a lit afjr Hep in the room above. thai up stairs ? " I tsked. yoarself by this can only *,.v that tidi J irish h»^ is always screeching as a chap is (J\ intr. which ain't much concern of mine as lorn: as lie keeps his-eij to hisself, and d-too loud Tgh, it th *r to up the ft): r yeti." Not it I know it." I said. ** I have ied at headquarter* for per mi-si n ake a betnfr search, ani I'll take ut Em WL th*. i Ii; al III ism I waiting serin): d am—th* •patch* i Ca Uh >n t ac 'tran^ I that s the rn id r'n men.' i Who' " You *hou!d kn I It mc," said J im I con p .it Isa a rj , c p t, »n t groan loud Iglu low. ^rame, without even Jack, Thil." he added to hi* cote* d. putting d(*wn hi* pack of card*. man * a pant The sick thought I " Come, lad*, go up " Regardless of the treaties not L> disturb sow I we mounted I he back attic was a* bare could be When I was ibou ruse, perhaps. I said aloud, " we'll I w tile p man s en- >r ' dc ing daughter. NOT TO BE DONE. T he *' painful confession " i* niinc. John Spindler, detective, Scotland \atd, and how it came about was just in this way ; For a Ion-: time I had been on the a* bare lo enter the other, the door opened, an I a grave. looking,respectably-dressed man crossed the threshold. Hush, he said, in a low tone. " May I ask the meaning of this disturbance ? It is most unseemly and out of place I I he poor fellow in here has but a few moment* to live. Hi* an Who is that ? " he Only the un Ic patting the door open. LJlww a funeral ti>-day.' ■* Indeed Ah, they hasten th matters with the poor." Just at the rn- merit the wrefcl Coffin and its bearer* paused a. nu passage, f ill..wed by the w«er and the Irish womau. They w»*re the sole Mourners. I tio d hC*iii respectfuLy rcozovod his hat. and we stood in sifrnee until it had gone by. ** Poor—p *<r thini:! " nyeompaniun remarked, with a sigh ; then. giving- rn** his card, asking me to call if I proved successful, he went away Well, the hours swept by. and the silence of the h< use began to sur; r:.-e toe Bradley had gone early, and hadn t beta home since. Mv assistant Cline .11 iii* had r .rn w *. SCH ct 13 ini. •h ta a I ie I id j* ana lr iii frit at the cation men L- ll UM ad Iv r Alist r arose in u J 11 ii i :.r J he Hi r rt WI. (WI Hngl I ch rt who by J ti e B Russian i od a pipe rent t resource?, e vouog Ka. i had ! fund th iry ; but at a Ambassador'* an ai wteu them which at ■ coed lo have a ser rn venation taming event in Eon I the v un^ att Ie W *1 ll ne way .ph UU' ' d'soin y nex tin see. bsh man Wise! vc* iyi on r a * tjiuverni e that c intcrferr ;•« nt bud I , nvuision t -d when th ' I r i *• r f i ii «JI i L ked CO! A placi .r o»rn i I VT track of a Hang of coiner*, which, in my j unfortunate young wife is distracted * • * *1 * * • * J looked keenly at him. " It it isn t an impertinent question, sir." I asked, " who may you be ? " u \Ylio am I ? " he smiled. 141 am Doctor Alexander of Jude street, close by Now, in my turn, who are y.iu ? " I instantly acquainted him with my He looked serious and intcr- 33 of els. TEREGIfl ANDERSON, HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, in the village of Albert Lea. A beautitul I oration, and a good and convenient dwelling, will be sold ch en p. JOHN ANDERSON. Office over Wedge & AV alf ^burg's store. GO TO Bud's Feed Grocery Store FOR PURE TIMOTHY SEED. ALSIKE AHD RED CLOVER SEED. OIL MEAL, AC. Over AA e<'g &. Spicer-3 Drug Store, ALBERT LEA, - Minn. A. J. BALCH, Having rent cd the fine ehop, tormerly used by A. Brown, is now prepared to do all kinds of repairing, particularly in the line of Wagons, Sleighs, Bobs. etc. AA'ood-work on plows, also painting Done to Orderf HALL HOUSE F. HALL, Proprietor. Albert Lea, - - Minn. - . _■***........ t"*......... . ■ " " ■ j JEKLOAY A NARVESON, Albert Lea, Minnesota. DEALERS IN Dry Goods, HATS k CAPS, CROCKERY & GLASS-WARE, STONE & AVOODENAVARE, profcssioual pride, I had vowed to cap-: lure. More than once I had pounced down upon them in their haunt*, and an vanished like magic; and I being unable to produce proofs, the chief, J whom I desired most to convict, fairly | laughed at my efforts. j This naturally gave me considerable ' business annoyance, and with some heat I ejacu cstt(L lated, 44 You have escaped me this time, I " Humph ! ' he -aid, drawing me a Jiui Bradley, but I'm not John Spiud- ! *RHe aside ; *• I have only visited this ler if you do the next." place once or twice, but I own I have " \\ hen you catch me. hold me," he I ^,ac^ m) doubts of its respectability. | grinned. " How dare you malign an j ^ e medical men sec strange scents. innocent man ? " 4 | Still, I don't imagine the poor woman 44 Innocent mau ! Then the evil one and her husband hu7e had any c minis not so black as lie is painted ! " I re- ' vaDCC with the people below. He is a tcrted. j bricklayer Though, of course, in such \\ ell, it was nearly nine months be- matters you are the best judge. 8uch I fore I again tau down Jim and his Per?ons are capable of all manner of! gang; then I detected them in a low, (licks It is, of course, your duty to ! wretched street near the road The ,liake certain Only, in case you are \ house they used was kept by an old ! wrong, he gentle v itll the wretched I N?xt door north of McMillen's Meat Market, Broadway, Albert Lea Mina. 8. M IL IL LANDS. These valuable lands which remain unsold, in h reeborn County, are still offered at low prices, and on esisy terms. Now is the Time to secure Them. Inquire of the undersigned, to who also ail money* due the Trustees on Lun Mortgagee should be paid. No extensions of payment* where tareg art 'not f,cid. M. CONANT, Agt. of Ti asteep. Tarred* JVI*. Everything cheap and on short notice. Give Him a Call. $16 per Acre ImprovedFarm I^or Sale. Fine farm of 160 acres ; IOO acres now plowed ready for crop ; tame meadow : living springs. Good fence around the entire farm* Good house, stables, Ac. Post-office across the road, with daily mail. School house I OO yards from the door. Albert Lea in full view, 2J miles distant, wii "TC everything that heart can wish is for sale, cr rcpt whisky. WEDGE & HIBBS, Agents, Albert Lea, Mien. March 22, 1*76. 12 Albert I ca. Minn. lit GROCERIES, SPICES, SARDINES, CONFECTIONERY, Tobacco, And in fact everything usually kept iii a country store. We keep constantly on hand a first class variety of CIGARS. voll6n474itf JOHN MM ARTY, TI ALBERT LEA, JA MINN. Leave order* with Slaw 6: Tvrer. Iri sh woman. Having watched the house till I was sure of my game, I went to Scotland Y ard, saw the chief, reported the news, got some men, and on one dark, gusty winter's night made a swoop upon them. Leaving the police I had brought at a little distance, I knocked at the door. Getting no answer, I stepped back and looked at the hooee. It was dark as pitch, save a faint glimmei in the first floor window. As I returned I felt certain I saw the blind of the lower room move. Trusting. if I was being suspected, that the darkness had concealed my identity, I repeated my summons* when, after a long delay, the door was opened by the old landlady, bearing a flaming tallow candle. k* Did you knock afore ? " she said, peering feebly at me " Sure, I'm just as deaf as a post, yer honor, and don't hear a bit. Who do you want ? " 44 One of your respectable lodger*, Mrs. O Brien, ' I answered, entering the passage, and putting my foot so as to prevent the door closing. 44 Thanks, old lady, I won't trouble you further" Giving a preconcerted whistle, my men came rapidly forward 44 Oh, the perleese ? Oh, holy St Patrick ! have mercy upon a lone widder woman * Oh ! g^od gintleaicn. in about eight, but neither the wid( nor the landlady rot urn*, d I waited and waited. Eleven c'eh ck struck. I began to get suspicious. Had I been done ? I turned hot and Cold ; then, seizing the candle,darted upstair* Bradley's room was as usual; bur the attic —the sight of it made me feel ready to drop j 4* Done—cleverly done I " I cried, waving my candle around. Yes; bitter the humiliation — I had teen duped I I had been the victim of sensibility and a clever trick. I hero was the mattress, ripped up ; and there, where the coffin had sto *d, I was a hole in the floor, where a plank j had been removed. That had been the place of concealment. But where were the dies ? Where— why, in the coffin, of which, no doubt, j the dead man had been one of the j bearers. 14 .Nonsense ! " I ejaculated. ** The j man must have been dead It isu't j likely he could have dec. *ved the doc-; tor—a kind-hearted fellow, but a keen , one ; 1 11 go to him." Leaving my assistant in charge. I I hastened to Judo street, with his curd in my hand. The red " danger signal " indicated the house, and, knocking. I asked to see the doctor. The servant, showing me into the surgery, went to summon him. In a few moments he appeared—that is, a gentleman appeared ; a gentleman of about sixty, with silver-gray hair. " I beg your pardon/' I said ; 4* it is Dr. Alexander I wish to see." 44 Alexander! My . I I the whom I re< Embassy, det the girl by maud* her for his employer, for whoi he is comoiissroniare. I remonstrate1. with my companion, but lie is of ti English obstinate, and drclares he sris not allow a rounn so beautiful tot come a "lave. he having the intentio to present to her her freedom. F . mc, I do not believe he will so easm leave her. and I fear for his own po -tion at the Embassy, should Miler tf-Karl of Cf—— hear of hi? subordinate * folly He continues to offer largest hi* money against the Austrisn. w..-at the end whispers to us that he bu • for the Cxarowiis. Fatal words I Mi friend dtdures that he will give I * putAri mony for the girl, but th** the Prince shall uevtr succeed • obtain her. Ile rages at this; I* frighten* the Austrian official, he paj lithe money he ha* named and causes I be taken away the girl." The diary then goes cm to deal with other matters. but we learn farther en that Sn «- [» ^;rj conveyed t* a cottage, on the Therapla side, where she lived, making many English friend* and where, not many years ago, she ended her days. The young English attache, yielding to the ppell of the Albanian beauty, remaining some time in the East. and then, returning to England. rose from one post to another, until he became Ambassador to Constantinople. when the fiery passion of yoLth ha* softened down to an affectionate friendship for the occupant of the cottage among the fig-trees at Therapy But the anger engendered between the young Englishman and the Ru'-iun Prince by the open antagonism d layed by the former in the slave market, and the disappointment of (he latter, deepened into positive hatred. The Englishman being named in after year? for the Embassy to St Peteri-burg. the Prince, who had in the interval become the Czar, refused to receive him, arid in consequence, during along scries of years, the personal quarrel bc-tween the Emperor and the diplomatist wa* fought over the shoulders of the Turk. In every trifling wish, as well in every serious plan bearing upon the { diey of the East, the Czar found the Turk guided by the advice of his Eog-ii*h rival, while the latter succeeded in creating in Europe, aud particularly Is England, a sentiment of jealousy sud distrust toward Russia Fretting undor hi* diplomatic failures, the Clar dcter-srned that by the conquest of Turkey, if no of ht r L.e^ns were sufficient, shcuid his influence a' Constantinople out hit . * th V Pf f ihc man he hated. It it It i to the propos tioas nee Menchik ff. in 1853. KCI* O the Cr rw.l f f, I !b know died ter her b on ti he r one iou? tip toe up* the Kn-i on and inter B ch ll. tin rn: th Ic ms th T I a; name, *ir, i* wife and mother Come iu." We entered- The room was almost j devoid of fuSAiturc, and barely supplied j with the commonest necessaries of v.x- j istence /Vt one side was a miserable mattress laid on the floor, and stretched upon it was the dying mon. Kneeling by him, her head bowed down to his, her black hair streaming 1 over the tattered patchwork covering, was the young wife weeping bitterly, as she pressed her baby to her bosom. I am not hard-hearted, aud the sight took me back, especially the countc- | nance of the husband, upon which the hue of death I.ad already settled. I was following tho (foetor, when, | Zj| v00 "i|| allow me I will see. abruptly, lie leaned forward, then, 1 drawing back placed his hand on mv arm. 44 I thought as much," he whispered, 44 all is over." The words were scarcely audible, yet they readied the wifes ears. I shall never forget tho scream she gave. Starting upon her knees, she gazed wildly in the face of tho dead. then shrieked and turned appealingly to the doctor. " Oh, no I no I not dead. Don't tell me that Not dead I Oh, Tom, Tom —dear Tom—^peak to me—speak to Lizzie " cst were threatened. \\ e commend the English Government for their wisdom. Rat Mr S R replied so says the diary—(hat but for England? interference and her victoria? on the Peninsula, Nap »ieon would then I be hoi linj his court in RuS'la, instead I of the allied sovereign* being in Paris; I and added, that but the perfidy cf Ru— * sia, Bonaparte would never have been in a position to threaten Kngiand. The ! Russian replied that tli3 .'•tateuient wa* f a!*e, ai.d the young Englishman had turned in sudden wrath and was about to strike the man who had questioned his work, when the latter, stepping ! back to avoid a blow, proclaimed him I self to be the C'zarowitx The A astr i an Amb is* idor, together with the other I gut st* at once interfered, and the Englishman, bowing to the Russian < Prince, and followed by his friend, whose diary we quote from, left the room. Thus the firwt breach was made I between the future Emperor of all the Russians and the man who in after i I year* was to thwart that Emperor'? I view* and invoke the English sword in I defense of the Turk But such a ! quarrel, us the diary observes, would | have been forgotten in a week had * nothing occurred to intensify the dis^ like on either side It happened, how-i ever, that a sale of slaves wa* to take ! place in the slave market of Constant!. i nopie, then an institution in full vigor, i * and the two young at tacit es from Paris attended it. Our oui respondent gives | the account of what took place alaunt j as the diary tells, save another language . "We passed," say* the Vicomte, "from ; the narrow street which we had fra I versed through a crowd most den«e j who permitted itself ortny remarks, to us not complimentary, into nu open I square in which the sale, culpable aud ! inhuman, though absorbing to our cu- ! | nosily, was to take plaee. Here there r < I the squabble about the holy pieces, eventuating in in War, the lait of Sevasto-ath of the Czar. and the re-c riihg f ihe final triumph of the for-ir.er attache. Curiously enough, the Albanian girl, thin an old lady well Engl Cs travelers in the East e day on which the ponce af-i Bi can War wa? signed, an"? r rests by the water? of the us id a Limb surmounted by a there by the directions of r f* rm- r liberator and lover. Ona i.d of this stc bn love remains alive. e wa* m AF. > r in the Turkish Conge nt in the Grimes, and now com-ind? an Albanian e »rps operating on a Brins against the Russian General b m .) If. The now vetersn diplo-' Hist Bio vex no more on the scene, but e sentiment of ('♦•nservntire English statesmen towards Russia and her tiew3 in Eastern Europe was, if net created by Lim. at least so long and carefully f *tered that the attitude assumed by Europe at the present moment, an attitude that poses these two great European rivaL on the brink of war, is the natural and inevitable result of the Englishman'* labor, and the outcome of his fan^y for the pretty Albanian girl. Keep Straight Ahead. Pay no attention to slanders and gossip mongers. Keep straight on your coarse, addict your backbiter* die the death of neglect. What is the use cf lying awake nights, brooding over the remarks of pome false friend, that runs throng your brain like lightning? YA hat is the use of petting iotoa worry and fYet over gossip that has bein 'et af! at to your disadvantage, by some meddles 'me busybody who has more time th •iii character? The things cannot possibly injtire you unless you take notice of them; if what is said about you is true set youisrlf right; if it be false let it go for what it will fetch. If a bee stings you, would you go to th* hive to destroy it T Would not a tbou-9 Jt s wisdom to injuries you have received. s »nd come upon von ? It say little respecting the A good wife is the b!c**ing. greatest earthlv Lindsey, and I am the only prof'es>ional I wcre numerous groups of persons, mal* Dr. YN*ung sayv roan and wife are like soul and body, always at variance yet loth to part. A man w l»i> lias been at a crowded ball said he wa* fond of ring* on hi* fingers, but lie didn't admire bells on his toes. Mr. Simmis say* if it wasn't for the hole iii the hoop you eouldn t put it on the barrel, and the barrel would burst. The first thing that man UL** to in life is milk, and the last thing hi# bier. man in this house—nay, in this htreet. There must be a mistake." t; Impossible .' " I cried, here is his card." 44 Humph ! I have never heard the j name in the neighborhood," he re-! marked, perusing it. •" Wait a moment I Taking down one or two thick vol limes from Hie bookshelves, he ran over * lists under the initial A. • No," he said. 44 As I thought— ■ 1 r | his name is not here I fear the title j of 4 doctor ' mu*1 be assumed, as he is I not a certificated medical man/' | I then told my story. I 4' Sir," remarked Dr. Lindsey, unable to puppress a smile ; 44 I fancy you have not only been duped by a dying man, but also by hi* medical attendant/* And so it proved. The whole had been a clever trick — from the widow to the d >cLsr and par i?b funeui. and female, about to be sold to best ad-j vantage There arc many groups of See sir. * a,**n- inhabitant* of Turkish prov-! inces, and negroes from part* of Africa we kuow not which. Some also there were whose nationality did not reveal itself, but who showed to the 'peetator much signs of misery. We passed by these, bestowing on them which was of good all we could make for them, and pushed ourselves through the crowd that as-| *ctabled itself more and more to the place where they put to sell the wo-• men. To every group of Women were I man*' persons who made to understand , that they wished to buy ; but greater : than other groups was one gathered itself around a young woman, half nude, of fair skin and complexion, who strove to shrink from the eve* of the people surrounding to hide within herself her shame, and who rev!1* dc»1r*%! of un or at LL The man who was always splitting with laughter hatf been recommended I to try an are. j Boarding-school miss: 44 O', Charge, | I expect to graduate next eonimeice-uient " "Graduate! what in? ''Why, in white muslin." *• Honesty isr the best policy," said Griggs, the grocer,44 but it keeps a man shocking poor," and he Wetted-the sugar without sandiug it. Said Jones, sweepingly, 41 When yon are in Runic, do as the Romans do;" and Johnson replied, 4* When you arj in gin, do aa the Injuns do." A western clergyman having announced from the pulpit that he had seen t pack of cards and a backgamon board in the parlor of a member of bi* church, several pious men hastened was a1*; home to *c dd their wires for tiwir cire* pri '* ;
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Operates computer aided equipment to draft, sketch and compile survey field notes and other data for use in the design and construction of public works, parks, buildings, recreation and utility projects. Maintains and updates a variety of records, including city water, sewer, storm sewer, and street drawings and maps. Develops and maintains computerized engineering programs including geographic information systems, pavement management programs and other technical engineering programs. Performs field inspections for asphalt and concrete sites. Provides assistance to field staff by providing less complicated utility locates and general field inspection when needed. Compiles data and information on various city reports such as the quarterly goals and objectives reports. Prepares and drafts technical engineering plans for construction of public works, parks, buildings, recreation and utility projects, including streets, alleys, storm drains and water lines. Responds to questions and concerns from the general public, provides appropriate information or refers the question or concern to another staff member or department. Prepares, assembles and distributes copies of maps, charts and blueprints. Provides technical and field assistance to inspection staff in map retrieval, map reading, field verification, field locating, map corrections and documentation of such. Provides technical data; drafts reports for flood boundary determinations. Performs and verifies mathematical calculations related to surveys, drafting and basic engineering. Attends staff meetings and provides information. Remains current on the projects and policies of the division. Learns to apply new or updated software to job tasks. May be required to work overtime. Performs other duties as assigned.