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“The song was ‘You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet’ and the ode part was the line ‘He looked at me with a big brown eye…’ Show Log For Tuesday October 30, 2012

“The song was ‘You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet’ and the ode part was the line ‘He looked at me with a big brown eye…’ Show Log For Tuesday October 30, 2012

Phil talked with the crew about the storm back east…

Margaret began singing an “ode to a friend who lost an eye in a pole vaulting accident.” The song was “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet and the ode part was the line “He looked at me with a big brown eye…” Ted Bell called in to say that when he heard the “big brown eye” line he had to turn the radio off because he was driving with his son…Of course this offended Margaret…                   Want some?

Frank Grey joined the show to discuss with Brad Rivkind the idea of a restuarant serving leftovers. “If you have booths that have curtains on them you can eat the leftovers right out of your wife’s…….” Phil ended the call there which puzzled Brad…

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IMPORTANT FROM SQUARESPACE

Dear Customer,

I have some unfortunate news to share. Our primary data center, Peer1, in Lower Manhattan lost power yesterday at about 4:30PM local time. At that time, we smoothly made the transition to generator power and took comfort over the fact that we had enough fuel to last three to four days. (Peer1 stayed online during the last 3 major natural disasters in the area, including a blackout that lasted for days.)
At 8:30PM yesterday, we received reports that the lobby in the data center’s building was beginning to take on water. By 10:30PM, as is sadly the case in most of Lower Manhattan, Peer1’s basement had experienced serious flooding. At 5AM, we learned our data center’s fuel pumps and fuel tanks were completely flooded and unable to deliver any more fuel. At 8AM, they reported that the generators would be able to run for a maximum of four more hours.
Unfortunately, this means that Squarespace will be offline soon (our estimate being at 10:45 AM today). Be assured that while this will impact our availability, there is no chance of data loss or any other permanent effects. We have simply run out of power, backup power, and cannot access our fuel in a flooded basement.
Our teams have been working tirelessly on contingency plans. We are working to bring the Squarespace systems back online as soon as possible. As you have probably read, all bridges and tunnels into and out of Manhattan are closed and large portions of the city remain without power. We will do everything in our power to get Squarespace running as soon as possible, and we will remain online for as long as it is safe.
Squarespace support will remain available 24/7 during this downtime. We will post updates to Twitter and urge you to follow us there. Updates will also be posted to relevant blogs.
Our hearts go out to the many people who have lost their lives in this terrible tragedy and also to those who continue to suffer through the consequences of this historic storm.
Thank you for your understanding,

Anthony Casalena
Founder & CEO

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Art flew his bush plane in to pick up his friend and saw the bear that killed him was wearing his friends hat….” Show Log For Monday October 29, 2012

Phil, Bud, Robert and Margaret started in by talking about the weather back east…Phil also, somehow, tied in New Yorks Mad Bomber from the 40’s and 50’s…

Art Griego called the show to discuss the HMS Bounty being storm tossed but also talked about a friend of his killed by a grizzly in Alaska. When Art flew his bush plane in to pick up his friend he saw the bear that killed him….wearing his hat….

Frank Grey talked about monitoring the show to see if anyone “belches or anything like that”

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PHHFC League Through week 8

QB/Tm  Yds  Pct  YPA  TD Int QBR

Fink Uta
     483.   55%.   8.3   6. 4   75.8
Christianson Por 
     891.   46%    7.9   8. 8   66.5
Cavendar LA    
     913    45%    7.5.  9. 6   64.3
DinkerinkMia
     243.   52%.   6.7.  0. 3.  54.6
FutardMil
     574    43%    6.5.  3  6   53.8
Qusack, Tuc.          
     810.   43%.   6.5  7 13.  52.8
Ill, Tam.                 
     580.   32%    4.8  6.13   46.6
Sleen, SA           
     897    45%.   5.3  4 15   44.3
Bluefern,  NY          
   1046    38%    6.7  7.11   40.1
Baldy, DC
      230.  39%   3.9   1.  5.  23.6
Running Backs

RB.        Tm. At.  Yds  YPCG TD fu

WilliamsPor 183 750  4.0    6   0

FentonTuc    129 543. 3.8    1.  3

SchefferSA  123  449  3.3   2   1

NaylorMia.   115  420  3.1   4   5

MillerDC       115  413  3.2   1   0

WeeseTam    88  395  4.4    0   1

CalieneLA    132 359  2.9    1   5

BoydTam.      54  256  4.5    1   1

GowerUta.     74  255  3.5   1   0

Burley, Mil   107  254  2.1.  0   1
Receivers      C   yds   ypc  td drops
Pedbo Mil    31  474  14.6 4   8
SanchezLA  25 459  17.5. 5.  1 

FloodDC.     33  427  13.3  4  4

BufordMia   33  397. 13.1. 0  6

LickTam      22  382  19.9. 3. 1  
BoogieNY    24  377  14.6. 2. 3 

BerberMil    27  330  12.3  3. 4

HardyDC     16  326. 17.1  1   1 

BrassUta.    28  318  16.4. 3. 4

OlinderPor  18  315  16.9  2  1
Tackles

Wilson,NY.             64

SnottSA.                 56
BevanTam.           

  44

LanierLA.               43
GeeveDC.               41
GalapagosUta.       39
WinnerMil.             38
ToynebeeUta.        37
MashaanNY.           32
RenaldoMia.           31
Sacks
StovedMil.              10
PurtonPor.               9
HumptyMil.               6
BixbyMia.                 5
EastonTuc.               5
PerkinsTam.            5
PorterhouseUta.      5
QuintPor.                 5
StonemanTuc.          5
9 players at             4
Interceptions
ToynbeeUta.          8
ParrishPor.            6
FlyTuc.                   5
BananaUta.            4
CrotchLA.               4
FlukeNY.                4
GlimmerLA.            4
MayberryTuc.         4
MinaLA.                  4
WiffordMia             4