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Lab, Refrig, Freezer, Cyro, Forma Scientific
Stock Number: S740150Lab, Forma Scientific Cyro Plus II model 8179 Cryogenic container liquid nitrogen Dewar with controller and stainles steel trays. Chamber size is 20" dia x 34" deep 120 volt, single phase, mfg 1-11-93, s/n 51737.
Lab, Refrig, Freezer, Kelvinator, 27.3 CF, R404
Stock Number: S739233Lab, Kelvinator pharmacy freezer model BT30F-S-2 with 27.3 cu/ft capacity, temperature range of -12 deg C/10 deg F to 30 deg C/20 deg F. Interior dimensions are 60" H x 26" W x 29"D and uses R404 refrigerant. Unit is 115 volt, 60 cycle single phase. Serial number 62389948.
Lab, Refrig, Freezer, So-Lo, Mdl PR50-C, 24" x 12" x 18"
Stock Number: S739424Lab size freezer mfg by So-Lo Environmental Equip, model PR50-C with a chamber size of 24" X 12" X 18" deep, temp range of 50 deg F to 70 deg F. Unit takes 502 freon, is 115 volt, single phase. Has indicator of -180 to 120 deg F, -188 to 50 deg C. Serial number 767787.
Lab, Refrig, WWR Scientific, 50 CF, Mdl CR-449-A-0-B
Stock Number: S739234WWR Scientific commercial refrigerator, 50 cu/ft capacity, internal dimensions of 79"tall x 58" wide x 33" deep, double glass door style. Unit is model CR-449-A-0-B, serial number VW-52349-H.
Refrig, Box, Cooler, Tray Type, Less Trays, 12" x 14" x 22"
Stock Number: C732834Tray type cooler, less trays. Unit measures 12" w x 14" t x 22" deep, has dog locking side door.
Refrig, Chiller, 15 Ton, Budzar, Water Cooled,
Stock Number: S739689Budzar liquid chiller, 15.4 ton nominal capacity. Complete with Copeland compressor. Unit utilizes R22 refrigerant and is designed for water cooling of compressor and condenser.
Refrig, Chiller, 250 Ton, York, Screw, Water Cooled, R-22
Stock Number: S738847York Millenium liquid screw chiller, rated for approximately 250 ton, Model YSCACAs2-CJD, water cooled liquid chiller compressor, Refrig. DWP 300 PSI, Liquid DWP 150 PSI. Driven by 218 HP, 3600 RPM, 460 volt motor. Includes York rotary screw compressor, R-22 refrigerant. Complete with York control assembly, heat exchanger, York solid state motor starter, etc. Previously used at water bottling facility. Good condition.
Refrig, Chiller, 330 Ton, York, Air Cooled, R22, 460V
Stock Number: S736276York liquid chiller, air cooled with screw type compressors, rated nominal 330 ton capacity. Unit is model YCAS0330EC46, rated for high efficiency on R-22 refrigerant, designed for 460 vac svc. Unit manufactured new 2003, excellent condition. Last used in HVAC system at a college. System features twin screw type compressors, approx. 150 HP each, 8 air cooled condensors with fans and a single shell & tube evaporator unit. Serial number RKMM006565.
Refrig, Chiller, 375 Ton, York, Screw, Water Cooled, R-22
Stock Number: S738846York Millenium liquid chilling system, screw chiller, rated for approximately 375 ton, Model YSDACB S3-CMES, water cooled liquid chiller compressor, Refrig. DWP 300 PSI, Liquid DWP 150 PSI. Driven by 319 HP, 3600 RPM, 460 volt motor. Includes York rotary screw compressor, model YCCH193L1007YD, R-22 refrigerant, 4500 RPM, 300 PSI. Complete with York control assembly, heat exchanger, York solid state motor starter, etc. Previously used at water bottling facility. Good condition.
Refrig, Chiller, 40 Ton, Process Products Inc., Air-cooled
Stock Number: C734553Process Products, Inc. complete air cooled package. Unit rated for 40 ton capacity using R-22 refrigerant. Includes integral air cooled heat exchanger for the cooling water for condensor. Unit has compressor, 50 HP, 240V, 3-phase, (2) pumps, 7.5 HP 240V, 3-phase. Unit is Model EXPC50H, serial number 2285-113. Includes evaporator shell & tube condensor, Model SCE73-1, has 594 bronze tubing 3/4", stainless steel frame, blower, 32" x 40". Includes Larking condensor Model AMT6-561, serial number 8970076A2, 230V, 1 phase, suitable for R-12; R-22 and 502. Last running glycol/water.
Refrig, Chiller, 75 Ton, Trane, Mdl CRHE-75, Cmpt PKg, (3)
Stock Number: S734021(3) Trane chillers, model CRHE75-OAC4AOAOR2C200, rated at 75 tons each, skid mounted, complete with heat exchangers, valves, feed and discharge pumps. Serial number N96FO4588. Excellent condition. New 1982.
Refrig, Chiller, 800 Ton, Trane, Complete System,
Stock Number: S734346Trane chiller system, rated for 800 ton capacity, model CVHE080, last running R-11 refrigerant. System includes Trane chiller; Westinghouse 4160V ampgard medium voltage, Model number CVSD0073NCD80A0K300, control starter. Installed in 1990. Factory overhauled and used 6,000 hours since. Very good condition.
Refrig, Chiller, 86 Ton, Dunham Bush, Water Cooled, 460 Vac
Stock Number: S735867Dunham Bush liquid chiller rated at 86 ton capacity. Unit is model HWSC100DAR, complete with twin screw type compressors. Complete system includes water cooled condensor with circulating pumps, shell & tube evaporator with process liquid circulation pumps. Rated for 206 GPM chill water @ 54 deg in / 44 deg out. Condensers usage is 260 GPM @ 85 deg in / 95 deg. F. out. Complete system mounted on skid with all electricals and controls. Rated for 460V, system new 1995, excellent condition.
Refrig, Chiller, 890 Ton, Trane, Centra-Vac
Stock Number: S732679Trane chiller, 890 ton capacity, centrifugal, water cooled, model CVHE-890 Centra-Vac, direct drive, hermetically sealed. 3-phase, 60Hz 440 volt. New 1994. Unused, never installed. Serial number L94C02610.
Refrig, Chiller, Affinity, Mdl PWC020BE35CB02, R507, (2)
Stock Number: S739033(2) Affinity model PWC-020-BE35-CB02 chiller. Unit has high pressure of 440 and low pressure of 162, 208/230 volt, untilizes R507 refrigerant, portable. Mfg new 01/2006, serial numbers 03819 and 037845.
Refrig, Chiller, Aquatemp, Mdl SWC101CNP, Water Cooled
Stock Number: S739220Aquatemp glycol and water cooled chiller, model SWC-10-1C-NP, serial number 85H0082, 10 hp, 220 volt, 3 phase, heat transfer fluid is ethylene. Unit has 2" inlet and 1-1/2" outlet.
Refrig, Chiller, Plate Type, S/st, (2) Plates,
Stock Number: C736716Plate chiller, stainless steel construction, includes (2) plates where refrigerant will be pump through and water sprayed/cascade over the plates to cool product. Plates measure 30" wide x 60" long, includes stainless steel catch tank. previously used at food plant and appears to be in good condition.
Refrig, Chiller, Plate, S/st, (10) Plates,
Stock Number: S740999Stainless steel plate chiller, manufactured by Mueller, model number NS7-R. Unit includes ten (10) plates measuring 60" long X 35" tall. Can be used with R22, R12, and 502 refrigerant. Unit has 1" inlet and 1.5" outlet on plates with 2" water inlet. Mounted above stainless steel tank/water basin. Previously used in food operation.
Refrig, Chiller, Plate, S/st, (6) Plates,
Stock Number: S740998Stainless steel plate chiller, manufactured by Mueller. Unit includes six (6) plates measuring 60" long X 35" tall. Rated for 170 psi. Can be used with R22, R12, and 502 refrigerants. Unit has 1" diameter in/out on plates with 2" diameter water inlet. Mounted above stainless steel tank/water basin. Previously used in food operation.
Refrig, Chiller, Water, 8-1/2 Lbs, Edwards, Mdl CC-3, (2)
Stock Number: S650255(2) Edwards Eingineering water chiller, water cooled, 2-1/2 ton cap, refrigerant R-22, 8-1/2#, model CC-3, 220V, 3-phase, 60Hz high side 400 PSI, low side 250 PSI, 24 gal cap tank, new 1976, portable on wheels.
Refrig, Chiller, Water, Cryomech, 2 Gal, Portable
Stock Number: S730024Cryomech Inc. refrig water chiller, 2 gallon/min water flow unit is 208/230v 60 cycle, 3-phase, 26 amp service, 334 hours. Chiller is air cooled, electric and portable. Serial number CP560500010.
Refrig, Chiller, Water, Sabroe, 60 Ton, Twin Compressors,
Stock Number: C736614Water chiller, includes twin refrigeration compressors, 60 ton capacity, manufactured by Sabroe (by Johnson Controls), Model# KWA 402 X-SL, complete with (2) refrigeration compressors, (2) heat exchangers & 3" in/out connection. Air cooled, completely enclosed in cabinet, with side mounted radiators inside cabinet. Includes macro plus digital controls. New in 1997. Appears to be in good condition.
Refrig, Chiller, Water, Thermulation, Mdl CH-5W, 440 Volt,
Stock Number: S650260Thermulation water chiller, model CH-5W, 440 volt, portable on wheels.
Refrig, Compressor, 40 Ton, Carrier, Mdl 30HK040-640, R22,
Stock Number: C650210Refrigeration, compressor, Carrier, 40 ton cooling capacity, Model 30HK040-640, r-22 refrigerant. Has dual compressor & condensor on a single skid, designed for water cooling with cooling tower and circulation pumps not included. Unit is rated 385 PSI @ 150 def, temp 32 deg. F. # 385 PSI. New 1992, screw type chiller. Serial number 0392J03762.
Refrig, Compressor, 50 Ton, Filtrine, 4.5 HP, Glycol
Stock Number: A735990Refrigeration compressor, manufactured by Filtrine, Model# PCP300AL. Driven by 4-1/2 HP motor, 10.65 amps, rated for hi-test pressure of 450 PSI & lo-test of 225 PSI. 30 lb. R22 refrigerant. Appears to be unused. Reported to be in very good condition.
Refrig, Compressor, Copelametic, Mdl. LAHA-0325TAC-100,
Stock Number: S736159Copelametic refrigeration compressor, unit is model LAHA-032E-TAC-100, rated for 12.8 RLA, 112 LRA, 208-230 volt, 60Hz, 3-phase. Air cooled unit, fan driven by 1/2 HP, 1-phase motor. Includes Penn Ventilator Co. model MU-20 make-up filtered fresh air supply fan. Complete with (2) Johnson controls model number MP832E pneumatic valve actuators. Previously charged with polyester oil. Appears to be unused and in very good condition.
Refrig, Compressor, Copeland, Mdl C3AL-1001-TSC-001
Stock Number: S739762Copeland refrigeration compressor, model number C3AL-1001-TSC-001, serial number 30A79. United rated for 54.8 RLA, 240 LRA. Driven by 208/230 V, 3/60 Hz drive. Unit run on R-502 refrigerant. Unit is air-cooled with two (2) fans; Copelamatic model number 4RA3-1000TSK.
Refrig, Condenser, Air Cooled, Bohn, 2 Fan, 460v, R404
Stock Number: S739816Bohn model BLV2000MSD outdoor use air cooled condenser. Unit uses R-404 refrigerant, has 2 fan motor, 3/4 hp, 20 hp Copeland compressor. Unit is 460 volt, 3 phase, 60 cycle unit.
Refrig, Condenser, Air Cooled, Liebert, 3 Fan, 240v, Freon
Stock Number: S734242Refrigeration condenser, air cooled, manufactured by Liebert Corp., model unknown, designed for freon service. Unit includes 3 fans @ 26" dia, 240 volt 3-phase. Assembly dimensions 43" wide x 11' long x 37" tall, on legs. Unit appears to be in good condition.
Refrig, Condenser, Air Cooled, Liebert, 4 Fan, 240v, Freon
Stock Number: S734243Refrigeration condenser, air cooled, manufactured by Liebert corp, model unknown, designed for freon service. Unit includes 4 fans @ 26" dia, 240 volt 3-phase. Assembly dims 43" wide x 14'4" long x 35" tall, on legs. Unit appears to be in good condition.
Refrig, Condenser, Copelametic, R12
Stock Number: C735490Copelametic refrigeration condenser, unit is Model CBAM-0303-CAB-001, takes R12 refrigerant. Unit has nominal HP of 3 HP, 230Vac single phase, estimated 5 ton capacity.
Refrig, Condensor, Chiller, Kool Star, 15 Ton, R-404A
Stock Number: C735718Refrigeration condenser, manufactured by Kool-Star, 15 ton capacity. Unit used R-404A refrigerant, dual fan, is 15 HP, 208/230/460V, 3 phase. Type VBII, has on/off switch. Unit is air cooled.
Refrig, Cooler, 25" x 28.5" x 60", R-22, Forma Scientific
Stock Number: S740421Forma Scientific 3771 laboratory pharmacy refrigerator. Unit measures 25" wide x 28.5" deep x 60" tall with trays, is 115 volt, single phase, R-22 charge. Unit is asset # 417539, serial number 785921294.
Refrig, Cooler, S/st, Mdl EWRIF-25, Less Racks
Stock Number: S739532Two door refrigerator/cooler, model EWRIF-25, stainless steel. Unit is single phase, 115/230 volt, less racks. Design pressure: high side 140 PSIG, inside dims of 5'6"t x 30" w x 28" d. No mfg data available.
Refrig, Cooler, Walk-in Box, 8' x 12' x 7', Modular
Stock Number: C733586alk-in box cooler / proofing room. Unit measures 8' x 12' x 7' tall with 3' door. No refrigeration or heating included. Panels are modular interlocking type for ease of installation. Unit in good condition
Refrig, Cooler, Walk-in, 8' X 8' X 7'
Stock Number: C732019Refrigeration, walk-in cooler, Kolpac, 8' x 8' x 7'. Unit is currently disassembled, serial number 933360260r SN1. Includes refrigeration compressor, Model# CRA1-0150-TEFC-270, serial number 93L00399H, volt: 208/230 200/220, 3-phase, hz: 60/50, lra: 58-0.
Refrig, Cooling Tower, 1600 Ton, BAC, (6)
Stock Number: S737933(6) Cooling tower, manufactured by B.A.C., nominal 1600 ton capacity, stainless pan. Model number 3860-2WR, series 3000, two stacked modules to make up each cell. Rated at 4600 GPM of water from 95 deg. F. to 80 deg. F @ 69.13 entering wet bulb. Fan with (2) 60 HP motors, 230/460V. New in 1997. Reportedly used two years only. BAC #97210231 thru 97210271. Current model #'s 387C2. Current replacement cost: $180,457. Some railings, catwalks, etc. On skids, ready to load.
Refrig, Cooling Tower, 189 Ton, BAC, 2 Pc Unit, (2)
Stock Number: S734494(2) Aluminum cooling tower, manufactured by Baltimore Air Coil, BAC, 2 piece unit, model FXV-L0660, belt #'s 2B115 & 2N103. Unit has cell "A" and cell "B" for stacking. Top cell includes (3) ventilation fans, bottom cell includes louvres and 2 HP centrifugal pump. Rated for a nominal capacity of 189 ton cooling capacity. New in 1996. Serial #'s 96201221 & 96201222.
Refrig, Cooling Tower, 21,433 SF, S/st, Niagara,
Stock Number: S734198Cooling tower, heat exchanger, closed loop, 21,433 sq. ft., of 1.05" OD X .049, 304 stainless steel tube. Manufactured by Niagara Blower, model # 44029-SL. Two unit design, last used on cooling demineralized water, (4) fans, 12' diameter with 75 HP each, 4 tube bundles, 564 tubes x 35' long, cooled 3,800 gallons per minute of water from 146 deg. F. to 85 deg. F. at 50 PSI. Excellent condition.
Refrig, Cooling Tower, 227 Ton, BAC, Mdl VTL227, Air
Stock Number: S740011Baltimore Aircoil Co 227 ton stainless steel cooling tower. Unit is model VTL-227/OX, has 30 hp, 200 volts, 1765 rpm drive, 46,550 cfm airflow, 8" inlet, 8" outlet, 3" overflow. Unit is low profile design. Serial number U107827501.
Refrig, Cooling Tower, 229 Ton, BAC, C/st, (2)
Stock Number: S736872(2) Cooling tower, 299 ton capacity, manufactured by baltimore air coil, BAC, Model number FXV-Q 661, closed loop system. Unit is complete with 3 main fan drives, 15 HP each. Closed coil is carbon steel contact. Reported to be in very good condition, new 1999. Towers measure 18'2" long by 11'10" tall by 16'5" wide. Units designed to ship in 2 sections and assembled on site.
Refrig, Cooling Tower, 350 Ton, Marley, 50 HP, (3)
Stock Number: D735748(3) Cooling tower, rated for approximately 900 ton cooling capacity each, manufactured by Marley, "nc series cooling tower. " Model# NC9142CF, new in 1996, includes stainless steel bottom. Reported to be in very good condition.
Refrig, Cooling Tower, 40 Ton, RSD, Frp, Mdl RSD-040, 1 HP
Stock Number: S738641RSD Industries fiberglass cooling tower, 40 ton capacity, model RSD-040, Serial number 04296. Unit is 1 HP, 230/460 V, 3 ph, 1140 RPM. Has fluid connections, water inlet is 3", outlet 3", water makeup 3/4", overflow 1", drain 1-1/2". Nominal water flow is 120 GPM, fan CFM 9887.
Refrig, Cooling Tower, 60 Ton, Evapco, Mdl ICT 4-66
Stock Number: S738850Evapco 60 ton cooling tower, Model ICT 4-66, 3" diameter water inlet/outlet, 2" drain, 2" overflow. Includes fan, driven by 3 HP, 1160 RPM, 208-230/460V, 3/60Hz motor. Cooling tower is galvanized steel. Serial number 969017.
Refrig, Cooling Tower, 60 Ton, Evapco, Mdl LSTA461,
Stock Number: S739667Evapco 60 ton cooling tower, model number LSTA461, belt number B77B8. Unit has a 3" diameter water inlet/outlet, 2" drain, and 2" overflow. Includes Dolphin Pulsed power water treatment system with controls. Unit is galvanized steel. New in 2001, serial number W016719. Good condition.
Refrig, Cooling Tower, Air Cooled, Carrier, 3 HP,
Stock Number: S733229Cooling tower, manufactured by Carrier, model 40RR-024530-1, complete with 3 HP, 230/460V, 3/60Hz cycle motor. Rated for 410 max PSI, 2.24 kW out, 10.1/5. 0 FLA, 2827kpa, serial #Y981532.
Refrig, Cooling Tower, Evapco, Mdl LST 363, 5 HP
Stock Number: S738851Evapco cooling tower, Model LST 363, 4" diameter water inlet/outlet, 2" drain, 2" overflow. Includes twin fans, driven by 5 HP, 1750 RPM, 208-230/460V, 3/60Hz motor. Cooling tower is galvanized steel. Serial number 851819.
Refrig, Dryer, Air, Zeks, 600 CFM, 3 HP, R-22
Stock Number: S739964Zeks refrigerated air cooled dryer, 600 cfm, model 600GSEA- 400. Unit has 3 fan compressor, 2 hp, utilizes R-22 refrigerant, 460 volt, 3 phase. Tested at high side 300 PSIG min, low side at 150 PSIG min.
Refrig, Evaporative Cooler, 7.5 HP, 15,000 CFM, United Metal
Stock Number: C738480Evaporative cooler, manufactured by United Metal Products, tag# EC-26, Model# D251500, rated for 15,000 supply CFM, driven by 7.5 HP, 1770 RPM, 460V, 3/60hz motor, with munters 72 x 60 evaporative cooler with Grundfos KP-250 sump pump. also includes farr aeropleat iii pre-filter. Appears to be unused and in very good condition.
Refrig, Freeze Tunnel, 26" x 10', S/st, BOC, Nitrogen
Stock Number: A739865BOC Gas Freeze Tunnel, 26" wide x 170" long, 3" high clearance at entrance and exit of tunnel. Total width machine includes all the frame is 90", total height is 88". All stainless steel construction. Model KFIT 26-10M. Uses liquid nitrogen as freezing source. 3-phase, 460 volt, 50 amps. Very good condition.
Refrig, Freeze Tunnel, 30" x 20', S/st, Frigoscandia,
Stock Number: A740752Frigoscandia model AGA 750 nitrogen freeze tunnel, belt measures approximately 30" wide X 20' long, all stainless steel construction. Continuous cryogenic in-line belt freezer designed for gentle product and minimum loss of product weight during freezing. Includes modern control system, top cover that can be lifted above belt, circulation fans, spray header, safety device, temperature control, gas exhaustion, etc. Belt is stainless steel with transverse bars suitable for products down to 6mm. Typical products are cut meat, fish, shellfish, berries, fruit, pies, pizza, ice-cream, bakery products and more.
Refrig, Freeze Tunnel, 32" x 16', Praxair,
Stock Number: A740665Praxair Cryo-Shield Freezer, 32" wide X 16' long, 36" drop nose entrance tip, 32" wide mesh usable belt (B84-32-16) overlay with Polyethylene filler rod. Belt is driven by 2 HP Reeves drive, 230V/3PH/60HZ. Set up for Dwell: 4 min 50 sec max to 30 sec. Complete with (2) 3/4 hp top fans, 1140 RPM, 18" pitch, Header configuration: (3) 7 valve in standard location and (1) 8 valve belt snower, total of (29) C-30 orifices, 255 PSIG operating pressure.
Refrig, Freeze Tunnel, 48" X 30', S/st, Seafood
Stock Number: D740563Nitrogen freeze tunnel, manufactured by Shinro. Unit includes stainless steel mesh belt measuring 4' wide X 30' long. Overall dimensions of tunnel measure 33' long X 65" wide X 6' tall. Rated for up to 2,000 lbs/hr depending on product. Previously used to freeze seafood products. Driven by 220V, 3/60Hz motor.
Refrig, Freeze Tunnel, 60" x 60', S/st, Ammonia,
Stock Number: A739614Ammonia freeze tunnel, measures 60" wide x 60' long, It is totally enclosed. All of the support equipment is still in place. This consist of one 500 hp Howden twin screw compressor completely rebuilt, one 200 hp AC rotary type compressor, and one 100 hp Fuller rotary. The cooling towers are all in place, as well as the oil cooling pumps, the electrical switchgear in also still hooked up, as well as all ammonia receivers and storage tank.
Refrig, Freeze Tunnel, Cherries, Pitters, Destemmer,
Stock Number: A740710Complete cherry line rated for 6,000 to 8,000 pounds per hour. Includes dump hopper, seed reel, dewatering shakers, triberry conveyor, destemmer (leased), inspection belts, bi-directional conveyors, Elliott cherry pitters, metal detector/filler, hydrochiller, vibratory sizer, hydro-sieve, controls, control deck station, distribution conveyors, elevator conveyors, Ashlock pitters (leased), halves machine, shaker/sorter, IQF tunnel and ammonia refrigeration equipment. Still installed and in good condition.
Refrig, Freeze Tunnel, Frigoscandia, S/st, 18,000 Lbs/HR,
Stock Number: D736143(2) Frigoscandia fluid bed freezers, Model 180W. Perforated fluid bed with (6) 30 HP fans, 3 minute retention time. Warm water defrost setup. Freezer tunnel only. Last used on berries at 13,000 lbs/hr. Reported to be in very good condition and immediately available.
Refrig, Freeze Tunnel, S/st, Nitrogen Immersion,
Stock Number: A740658Stainless steel freeze tunnel with wire mesh belt, nitrogen immersion type, manufactured by Cryogenic Equipment & Services, Inc. Unit rated for up to 18,000 pounds per hour on strawberries or other comparable foods. Unit features electronically controlled dwell time (per motor speed) as well as nitrogen level control. Includes hydraulic mechanism to raise upper half of freezer for easy cleaning of belt. Includes spare control panel and other spare ancillary components. Very good condition.
Refrig, Freezer, Caravel, Mdl SFI212, 7.5 CF
Stock Number: S738925Caravel Scan Frost commercial freezer model SFI-212 with a volume gross of 7.5 cu/ft, runs on R12 refrigerant, is 115 volt, bin size is 21" x 24" x 28".
Refrig, Freezer, Ice Cream, Cherry Burrel, Vogt, S/st
Stock Number: S738919Cherry Burrel vogt ice cream freezer, stainless steel. unit is model V8D continuous freezer, can produce up to 70 gallons per hour, driven by 7.5 hp, 3 phase, 220/440 volt, 1450 rpm drive.
Refrig, Freezer, Ice Cream, Defield, Chest type, Mdl SDF51, (2)
Stock Number: S738924(2) Delfield chest type ice cream freezer, model SDF51, stainless steel, unit is (3) compartment measure 23" x 12" x 26" each is 115 volt, single phase and portable. Freezer was mfg new in 4/2008, serial number 136363M.
Refrig, Freezer, Ice Cream, Emery Thompson, Mdl 610,
Stock Number: S738921Emery Thompson Ice Cream freezer, Model 610, Type 1, Freezer capacity: 2.50 gallons or 10 quarts per batch, hardener capacity - 40 gallon. Unit manufactured April 1967, has freon refrigerant capacity of 15 pounds. Unit has built-in compressor freezer, bin measures 44" x 22" x 26" and has (2) hinged lids. Serial number 26434.
Refrig, Freezer, Ice Cream, Excellence, Chest Type,
Stock Number: S738923Excellence chest type ice cream freezer, model EFC0860 with design pressure of 235 High and 140 Low, 115 volt, 125 watts 7.7 cu/ft, runs on R12, bin measures 28" x 20" x 28".
Refrig, Freezer, Ice Cream, Soft Serve, Saniserv, Mdl 424
Stock Number: S738922Saniserv model 424 40 quart twin soft serve ice cream machine, floor model. Unit mfg new 3/87, is 440 volt, 3 phase, dasher has (2) 1 hp motor and compressor has (2) 4.5 hp, runs on R22 refrigerant is is 15# suction, poratble. Serial number 6105045.
Refrig, Freezer, Kelvinator, Mdl 105, 4 Shelves,
Stock Number: S643610Refrigeration, upright freezer, Kelvinator, Ultra model 105, compartment measures 16" deep x 21" wide x 56" tall. Unit has 4 adjustable shelves, rated to -105 deg. F. Will require service in order to reach the very low temp.
Refrig, Freezer, Kenmore, 150 Liter, Drop In Type
Stock Number: S734422Kenmore 150 liter drop in type freezer. Unit is model 2539105180, Serial number 5006126780.
Refrig, Freezer, Revco, Mdl REL2304D1, 400 PSI,
Stock Number: S739996Refrigerator, manufactured by Revco Scientific, model number REL2304D1. Chamber measures 55" tall X 23" wide X 26" deep. Compressor driven by 208/230, 1/60 Hz motor. Rated for 400 test PSI. R-134A refrigerant type. Serial number U03G-344388-UG. Previously used in pharmaceutical application.
Refrig, Freezer, Spiral, King Air Kurtain, Mdl 2-25, 15, Bel
Stock Number: C735758Cryogenic spiral freezer manufactured by King Air Kurtain, Model 2-25, 10 tier design with 15" wide chain mesh belt, approx. 225 linear feet and 5-1/2" clearance between belts. Unit uses CO2 as freezing medium, complete with Vickers hydraulic drive, 3 HP, TEFC Model 90-p-5v07-1. Unit includes (4) 18" diameter fans internal, has 16" infeed and discharge.
Refrig, Freezer, True Mfg, Mdl T-35F, 39-1/2" x 4'8" x 2'
Stock Number: S734912Tru Manufacturing Co. freezer, model T-35F. Unit measures 39-1/2" wide x 4'8" t x 2' deep, has 2 doors, stainless steel frame. Run on 3/4 HP, 120V. High side 332, low side 162. Serial number 1517357.
Refrig, Ice Maker, Manitowoc, 500 Lbs, Water Cooled, R22
Stock Number: S738920Manitowoc ice making machine with 500-pound capacity per day, unit has water cooled condensor model C6105-BIN, serial number 82074028. Storage bin measures 45" x 26" x 28", is 230 volt single phase and runs on R22 refrigerant.


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By Tony Kanaan, special for USA TODAY
Editor's note: Tony Kanaan will document his season in the Izod IndyCar Series in an exclusive online diary for USA TODAY:
We just wrapped up the first of two Canadian races we have in a two-week stretch this month, and if the first one was any indication, we may be on to something good.
STANDINGS: Updated IndyCar Series points
Last year at Toronto, we were not good at all. And, in two trips to Edmonton in the last two years, we haven't finished any better than ninth. So, heading into these two races, I think we were all a little nervous about whether or not we could get the monkey off our backs.
The championship is important all the time, but this is the part of the year where you can't afford to hurt yourself — and that is what we've done at Toronto and Edmonton in the past.
This past weekend, we started things off in Toronto, and we were able to breathe a little easier right away on Friday. My teammate, Ryan Hunter-Reay, was fastest on the first day of practice, and both of us were doing some similar things with our cars, so I knew then we could have a good weekend.
If you're not familiar with it, Toronto is a street circuit and has been around a long time. My boss, Michael Andretti, won there seven times when he was driving, so those of us that drive for him have a lot to live up to.
It's a good course and the fans there are great, but it's very demanding. These are city streets, so it's bumpy and slippery and asks a lot of you and your car. But, there are a couple of places where you can pass if you get your car working. The best plan is to just be out in front of everybody and not have to pass, but things can't always go the way you want, right?
During qualifying on Saturday, the goal — like always — was to make it into the Firestone Fast Six Shootout and then give ourselves a shot at the pole. We advanced out of our first group and made it to the round of 12, but then we just couldn't get the lap we needed to make it on to the Fast Six.
In the end, we missed moving on by less than one-tenth of a second. And, when you think about all the places and ways that you can gain or lose less than one-tenth of a second during a lap that lasts for 60 seconds, it can give you a headache. But, that's just how competitive our series is this year and it is what it is. You can't dwell on it. So, we qualified eighth and got ready to race on Sunday.
Sunday's race turned out to be crazy. There was a lot of passing, which is what fans pay to see. It was also a very physical race with a lot of contact, with guys spinning out and crashing. And it wasn't just happening to slow cars or cars in the back of the field. Some good, fast cars had issues. But, it was exciting for the fans and it was proof that sometimes, if you can just stay out of trouble, you can get a good result out of it.
Our Team 7-Eleven car was not the fastest car on track, but we were able to stay away from some of the problems that were happening out there and we kept moving up.
I stayed pretty much with Ryan most of the day and both of us were pushing as hard as we've had to push for a long time. It felt like a qualifying lap from the first lap until the final lap — and there were 85 of them, so we were both pretty tired by the end of the day. But when it was all said and done, he finished third and I finished fourth. And, we made up a few points on some of the guys we're racing for the championship.
My other two teammates, Danica and Marco, had decent days, too — finishing sixth and eighth. So for Andretti Autosport, we put four cars in the top eight, and that is a good step in the right direction for us as we run these two races back to back.
Now, we have to take what we did at Toronto and build on it for this week at Edmonton.
Let's hope that next week I can tell you about another successful race weekend. Keep your fingers crossed.
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Results: Eleven randomized trials involving 2311 patients were analyzed. Preoperative chemotherapy improved 2-year survival compared with surgery alone: the absolute difference was 4.4% (95% confidence interval [CI], .3%–8.5%). Marginal evidence of heterogeneity was eliminated by restricting attention to the four most recent studies, which increased the estimate to 6.3% (95% CI, 1.8%–10.7%). For combined chemoradiotherapy, the increase was 6.4% (nonsignificant; 95% CI, −1.2%–14.0%). Treatment-related mortality increased by 1.7% with neoadjuvant chemotherapy (95% CI, −.9%—4.3%) and by 3.4% with chemoradiotherapy (95% CI, −.1%–7.3%), compared with surgery alone.
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Until the 19th century, Boston's Back Bay area was literally Boston's…back bay. Thanks to a 19th century filling project, though, the Back Bay is now synonymous with Victorian brownstones and high-end boutiques. I'm sooooo glad Michael Turner decided to open his gallery there (wink, wink). What a perfect choice!
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I've had crazy dreams my entire life. From as far back as I can remember dreams have always invaded my sleep. Thankfully, most are entertaining. The polar bear dancing in a pink tu tu had me laughing for weeks.
There have been a few dreams, however, that I've found to be a bit, well...unsettling. The most vivid example happened when I was 16 years old. I remember awakening to a strange noise. Buzzzzz, buzzzzz, buzzzzz. The sound fluctuated in intensity as it pulled me from my slumber. I opened my eyes and surveyed the room, my mind still fuzzy with sleep. Buzzzzzzz, buzzzzzzz, buzzzzzzz. The sound continued. I rolled from my right side to my left and that's when I saw it…an orange glowing figure, very loosely drawn for lack of a better description, standing beside my bed.
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Red (Jason Sudeikis) is a bird with anger management issues. But when his island is visited by a fleet of mysterious green pigs, Red must hone his anger to help rescue a batch of stolen eggs.
The Lego Movie proved that you could turn a potentially cynical cash-grab into something with depth, humour, and genuine craft. The Angry Birds Movie, on the other hand, proves that sometimes it's easier just to make a cynical cash-grab.
Addictive though it may be, the original Angry Birds mobile app hardly screamed with cinematic potential. There is no obviously compelling story bursting to escape from a cartoon bird being catapulted into a green pig. Almost inevitably, then, the transition from phone screen to cinema screen feels retrofitted and clumsy throughout.
The story feels driven by marketing, rather than character.
For starters, our Angry Birds aren't really all that angry. Most of them are actually pretty chirpy. It's only our protagonist Red (Sudeikis, on decent form but miscast) who has much of a temper, and even then, he's fairly tame. You get the sense that they intended for a sort of feathered Curb Your Enthusiasm route, but it all got heavily sanitised along the way.
Occasionally, the film makes light of the strange parameters set by the game. ("I literally blow up", admits a character inventively named Bomb.) But even in this wacky universe, it makes no sense that these birds would willingly fling themselves, kamikaze style, into the paths of the villainous pigs, instead of using, say, rocks. The story feels driven by marketing, rather than character.
Of course, internal logic matters not to the preschool target audience, who will lap up the cute animation (the pigs have more than a whiff of Minions about them) and slapstick comedy. Never mind that the game's audience was mostly grown-ups: this is emphatically a kid's movie.
Given the roster of SNL comedians on the cast list (plus, improbably, Sean Penn) you might have hoped for a bit of comedic edge – but it's cornier than birdseed, approaching Dad Joke territory. "I'm retired," offers one character. "...Mostly just tired!" With lines like that, it's hard not to be cynical.
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I've been doing stuff like this since long before "blogging" was even a word. When I was first living abroad, I'd weave together stories and photos to post on the web for my friends and family back home, to give them a glimpse at the cool stuff I was getting up to. But it slowly dawned on me that I'd acquired a captive audience -- on both sides of the ocean -- of people intrigued by my escapades for reasons I couldn't possibly have predicted! So the stories continued to write themselves.
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By PaulVyckie Garrison has asked me to write an introductory post concerning my blog, paulspassingthoughts.com, and the timing is perfect. After researching New Calvinism for five years now, I have recently discovered a relationship between New Calvinism and Patriarchy groups. This is a very significant development.New Calvinism shapes most of the Christian landscape in our day. It came out of the Progressive Adventist movement in 1970. The base doctrine is the centrality of the objective gospel outside of us. It teaches that all truth is outside of us and encapsulated in the gospel. By understanding Christ and his works in a deeper and deeper way, we manifest one of two realms, … [Read more...]
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Debunking the Fourteen Basic Needs of a Marriage: Part 1b – Women? Goals? Who Are YOU Kidding!
By Incongruous CircumspectionIn Part 1a, we witnessed Bill Gothard call a woman who does not obey her husband in everything, never questioning any decision he makes, a "fool". He based this epithet on a woman while referencing Ephesians 5:22 - 24. Of course, I uncovered the fact that Bill was flat out lying. That passage says nothing of the sort.Let's continue discussing Gothard's first Basic Need of a Husband ([A man needs a wife that is loyal and supportive]).Gothard continues to expound on the above basic need by stating the following:[Realize that your husband's perspective is different than yours.]Wow. Bill is really smart. Put two or more people together and you h … [Read more...]
Why Courtship Fails: A Male's Perspective
by The GraduateAs a young man in my early twenties who grew up in conservative homeschool circles, I was excited to return home after spending four years in a Christian college. I had very little experience in dating and hadn't been in a relationship in college, but I had a good degree and a solid career lined up in front of me. My parents were excited too, because they hoped that I would be able to easily find a bride among the many single homeschool girls my family knew. I was a willing participant to their plans, but I soon found out that even with the right credentials, it was still impossible for me to come against homeschool patriarchy and perfectionism.According to Bill G … [Read more...]
Debunking the Fourteen Basic Needs of a Marriage: Introduction
by Incongruous CircumspectionI will be quoting Bill Gothard's material in this text style and my response will be in the normal text:Bill Gothard has published a manual on how a wife should meet her husband's seven basic needs, as well as how a husband should meet his wife's. As you'll see, the latter part, directed at the husband, is highly disingenuous because, according to Bill Gothard, a marriage relationship is skewed completely toward the man. The wife is only a cheerleading, supposedly willing, party.As Bill is notorious for, he takes anything he can find in the Bible to support any point he dreams up, disregarding the context, the era, even the writer's style, etc., and sand … [Read more...]
Justice is No Lady: Chapter 10 My Right to Be Heard
By Tess WilloughbyNate got another partner almost immediately. He found her on a Christian dating site. Patty had money from her millionaire father and a big house paid for by the government salary of her estranged husband. Nate had told me that remarriage for me was unbiblical, but he found a loophole in Scripture and told the children that he and Patty were already married in God's eyes. God having spoken, Nate moved into Patty's house and put our marital home up for rent.Nate wrote me a letter warning that if I did not "come to terms" (give him full custody of the children), he would hold a big yard sale and sell off everything in the house that belonged to me and the kids. He had … [Read more...]
Divorce as Salvation
By SierraGrowing up fundamentalist, I heard endless tirades about the importance of having a set of heterosexual parents. My mother was to be my example of submission, selflessness and homemaking. My father was to be my protector, modeling the role of my future husband. I'll say more about some of the problems with this model in a future post.I was taught that children needed both a feminine and a masculine parental figure, that the traits of each would "balance" us somehow (even though I was expected to grow up 100% feminine). The worst possible sin against one's children was to entertain the thought of divorcing one's spouse.When I was 13, my parents divorced. It was awesome. … [Read more...]
The 14 Basic Needs of Jim-Bob and Michelle Duggar
by Hopewell Recently on "19 Kids and Counting," Michelle Duggar was seen giving women a handout on the "7 Basic Needs of a Husband," a document produced and distributed by the Advanced Training Institute –the Duggar's "homeschool group." She also gave out the group's "Character Qualities" chart, which I discussed in an earlier post, The 49 Character Qualities of the Duggars.The 14 Basic Needs of Jim-Bob and Michelle Duggar: How they meet each other's 7 Basic Needs:7 Basic Needs of a Husband:A man needs a wife who is loyal and supportive: Obviously, Jim-Bob picked the right wife! Michelle has been there with him, supportive to the max, thru years of small businesses, … [Read more...]
NLQ FAQ: Does Someone Always Have To Be In Charge? Part 2
NO LONGER QUIVERING FAQ: DOES SOMEONE ALWAYS HAVE TO BE IN CHARGE? PART 2: HIERARCHY – ORIGINS, THE TRINITY AND MARRIAGEby Kristen Rosser ~ aka KRwordgazerGod has ordained authority structures in every area of life. In every enterprise someone has to be in charge-- otherwise there will be anarchy and chaos. Even within the Godhead there is authority: God the Son submitted to the will of the Father. Doesn't a solidly biblical worldview require a chain of command within the Christian family? A family is not a democracy, after all. In saying husbands should not be in charge of the home, aren't you just attacking one aspect of God's divine plan for authority?In Part 1 we examined w … [Read more...]
A Brief Comment on Divorce and the Bible
by SierraTherefore take heed to your spirit, and let none deal treacherously against the wife of his youth. For the LORD, the God of Israel, saith that he hateth putting away. (Malachi 2:15-16)When was the last time you looked at this verse? It's used all the time, in the Message and in evangelical culture, to justify opposition to no-fault divorce and the rising trend of multiple marriages. "God hates divorce" is the mantra of many Christian conservatives. But have you ever thought about what this verse actually means?How did a verse that so obviously tells men to be kind to their wives and not to leave them destitute become a verse that tells women they have no right to leave … [Read more...]
NLQ FAQ: The Bible & Accountability in Marriage – Part 2: The Marriage Covenant & Covenant Breaking
by Kristen Rosser ~ aka:KR WordgazerPart 1 of this FAQ addressed ideas for helping your marriage when following the teachings of Quiverfull does not work as you had understood it was supposed to. But the Bible does not teach that being a Christian is a formula, or that your actions will guarantee the response of someone else. Each person has his or her own choices to make, and ultimately, they are that person's choices alone. You cannot force your husband to do the right thing, and this brings us to the very difficult question asked at the end of Part 1:But what if my husband is completely unrepentant and refuses to change behaviors that, if I am honest with myself, I must admit a … [Read more...]


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Mr. Speaker, let me start out by thanking my colleagues for bringing together an incredibly complicated, difficult issue that probably as recently as a couple of months ago no one thought possible. Tremendous, tremendous accolades to Chairman Rogers, to Mr. Ruppersberger, to Mr. Sensenbrenner, to Mr. Conyers on a whole host of issues that, again, are critically important to our Nation.
You have heard the chairman and Mr. Ruppersberger outline some of the key portions of this, but I think it is critically important to stress that the protection of Americans civil liberties must always be a top priority and always will be a top priority. This bipartisan bill underscores the importance of that while keeping our Nation safe.
The USA FREEDOM Act increases transparency. That is something that people have demanded: increased transparency to the American people, and it allows for greater oversight, something else that we listened to that people wanted to see.
It firmly, as Mr. Ruppersberger and Mr. Rogers have stated, ends bulk collection of records. This is critically important.
It reforms the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, or FISC, to ensure greater checks and balances are placed in such sensitive national security programs.
But as we discuss this, let's not miss the bigger picture. I have had the opportunity to see firsthand in some pretty dark and remote places on the Earth how our enemies are plotting not just on a daily basis, but on a minute-by-minute basis of how to find a chink in our armor, how can they find some gap which will allow them to attack our homeland, to attack our citizens. This is a constant and ongoing threat.
This bill strikes a balance to allow that transparency for civil liberties while it underscores the ability of our intelligence community to be able to do their job. And having been, as Mr. Rogers indicated, firsthand in some very remote places on the Earth, we have got some incredibly dedicated people who are putting their lives at risk every day to protect this country.
This is a good bill. Let's pass it.
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Wednesday's New York Coverage [4:57 AM]
TwoBillsDrive.com reports:
Pounding of Dolphins Puts Jets With the A.F.C.'s Elite Teams (New York Times)
Defense Jets into spotlight (New York Daily News)
LaMont still backup plan (New York Daily News)
Making believers (New York Post)
Flying first class (New York Post)
Jets report card (New York Post)
No fall in November (Newsday)
Keep giving Jordan the ball (Newsday)
Knowing rules led to field goal (Newsday)
Jordan glad he stayed (Newsday)
Jets enter November with momentum (White Plains Journal News)
Company line: One great day (White Plains Journal News)
Jets' front 4 making a name (Newark Star Ledger)
When it comes to November, Edwards is a fall guy (Newark Star Ledger)
Linemen set the tone for Jets' dominating offense (Bergen Record)
Jets shine in Monday night spotlight (Asbury Park Press)
Edwards keeps Jets fresh for November blitz (New Haven Register)
Martin, Jordan power Jets to victory (AP)
A Day After (NewYorkJets.com)
Jets at Bills (NewYorkJets.com)
Field Position Always a Big Factor [4:17 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'I don't know what got into Sam Adams, but that was the best game I have ever seen him play. He looked like a man amongst boys out there. He was all over the field making plays, stuffing the run and getting to the quarterback. He did a great job of anticipating the snap count. It seemed as if he was always the first person to fire off the ball. He showed how dominant he can be in this league and I expect his play to continue throughout the rest of the season.'
Help McGee Earn Play of the Week Honors [12:24 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'Voting is open to the fans each week from Tuesday at Noon ET until Thursday at Noon ET, exclusively on NFL.com.'
It�s time to give Bills some credit [12:22 PM]
Olean Times Herald reports: 'Even though Buffalo has won two of its last three games, the Bills still have to prove they can win on the road. Yet, if the running game is here to stay, at least the offense will be more interesting.'
HS Football "Coach of the Week" - Week 9 [10:35 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'Coach Frank Payne of Iroquois Central School has been named the Buffalo Bills high school football �Coach of the Week� for the ninth weekend of the 2004 season (October 29-30).'
April sings Moorman�s praises [9:01 AM]
Lockport Union Sun and Journal reports: '�You have guys punting who aren�t real pros. They�re like the guys who win the punt, pass and kick contest. They do just one thing,� April said. �Brian has a real concern as to how his punts affect the football team. He does the things that help our team win. He has a football instinct.�'
Adams sparks Bills' defense [8:50 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"A lot of people think I guess (on the snap), but I watch the ball," said Adams, who finished with six tackles and created opportunities for others to make plays. "That's one of my blessings as a football player. I have good reaction. I'm explosive."'
Knee injury may sideline Reed for Jets game [8:50 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"I'm thinking that way just because of how he felt (Sunday) after the game," Mularkey said. "I know he was pretty sore walking around."'
Mularkey praises special teams [5:04 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: '"I've probably done a poor job of emphasizing how well the special teams have played all year and what a huge factor they are," Mularkey said. He probably won't be guilty of too many future oversights if the Bills' kicking game units keep playing the way they did against the Cardinals.'
Bills actually have a shot at beating the Jets [5:04 AM]
Rochester D&C reports: 'I'm not ready to anoint Buffalo a playoff contender on the basis of its 38-14 romp over hapless Arizona, but beating a good Jets team would catapult the Bills out of the NFL's dungeon and it could be the kind of victory that turns their season around.'
Inside slant [5:03 AM]
CBS Sportsline reports: 'Moorman averaged 44.1 yards on seven punts, six of them into a 20-30 mph wind that was gusting to 40 mph. Despite Buffalo's offense starting seven drives against the wind and four of them inside its 15-yard line, Buffalo's defense was never put in overwhelmingly bad field position because of Moorman's leg. Of those six punts into the wind, four traveled more than 40 yards with no return. "He absolutely controlled the field position," said coach Mike Mularkey, who said Moorman may have been the MVP of the game. "How he does it, I have no idea and I'm not going to ask. He's done it in the two games that the weather has been bad here. When you have a weapon like Brian, sometimes punting is not bad on days like this."'
Strategy and personnel [5:03 AM]
CBS Sportsline reports: 'The Bills had a well-crafted game plan on both sides of the ball for the conditions and sent the Cardinals to their 17th consecutive road loss. It was a significant step for Mike Mularkey, who was able to deny veteran peer Dennis Green his 100th coaching win. Coordinator Tom Clements wisely stuck with the run, even with McGahee averaging around 2.0 yards per rush over the final three quarters, protecting a lead while protecting the ball. After scoring four red-zone touchdowns all year, the Bills scored four against Arizona, which had the NFL's No. 1 red zone defense.'
Notes, quotes [5:02 AM]
CBS Sportsline reports: 'The Bills defense is on a serious roll. After holding the Cardinals to 213 yards, Buffalo has gone three consecutive games without allowing its opponent 300 yards offense. The team record is eight games set between Dec. 19, 1999 and Oct. 8, 2000.'
Bills deck the Cards 38 to 14 [4:59 AM]
Olean Times Herald reports: 'Four of Buffalo�s 13 possessions began in Arizona territory. �We had such great field position,� Bledsoe said, �we didn�t have to drive the length of the field in adverse conditions. We took the ball over several times in plus (Cardinals) territory and in great scoring position.�'
Cards have a tough time weathering conditions [4:58 AM]
Olean Times Herald reports: '�You just don�t throw the ball well in conditions like this,� Green said. �It�s not going to happen. I don�t think any body can.�'
McGee repays Bills in extra-special way [4:57 AM]
Olean Times Herald reports: 'Of his kickoff return for the TD, McGee knew where credit was due. �It�s like a proven point for them to get me in the end zone,� he said of his blockers. �That�s all they talk about is getting me to the Pro Bowl.� And that�s a reasonable goal as he leads the American Football Conference with a 28-yard average.'
Bills finally put up some respectable numbers [4:56 AM]
Olean Times Herald reports: 'Defensive tackle Justin Bannan took several snaps at left offensive guard, including on one of Willis McGahee�s touchdown runs. �There were certain plays where we had him designated as part of the personnel package,� said Mularkey. �He�s quick, gets good leverage and is a powerful guy. On some plays we�re looking for that style. From what I saw out there live, I think he did a good job, especially on the touchdown. He�s a very versatile and smart guy. And if he can do a couple of things better than Lawrence (Smith, the starter), then we�ll use him.�'
Bills use Bannan, Adams to beef up goal-line offense [9:41 PM]
AP reports: '''I'll kick the ball if they let me,'' Adams said.'
Thank You Cardinals [9:40 PM]
WIVB-TV reports: 'And of course the biggest key, continues to be the Bills defense, which improved to number one in the AFC, by shutting down the Cards, particularly in the second half.'
Everything clicks in 38-14 Bills victory [9:39 PM]
Wellsville Daily Reporter reports: '"I know one thing," said Arizona quarterback Josh McCown. "I have a newfound respect for Jim Kelly and what he did here. It was the toughest conditions I've ever played in."'
Even at 35, Emmitt is still Emmitt [9:38 PM]
Wellsville Daily Reporter reports: 'When Smith went to the podium, he was all class. He praised Bills rookie running back Willis McGahee. He talked about how hard work for McGahee is paying big dividends. He also refused to blame the loss on the elements. "Given the outlook, Troy (Hambrick) and I were prepared to carry the ball 40 times, but it just did not work out that way," said Smith. "Weather is not an excuse. If they travel to Arizona, they play in the heat. They had to play in the same weather today. We just kept shooting ourselves in the foot."'
Ask Him Yourself: Mike Mularkey [5:30 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'Does you team read the paper and react to the negative media? I mean, you guys WON and there is an article in the paper of how it was "too ugly." What do you do to combat this attention or are you so used to playing you own game?
MM: I'm sure they probably read the paper more than we do as coaches because they have more time than we do. I warn them about being influenced by things that they hear or read by people that don't understand the game as well as the people inside our building.'
Ask Him Yourself: Tom Donahoe [5:29 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'With Bannan in on the o-line, does that mean that you will be paying closer attention to it in future drafts and free agency?
TD: We have paid close attention to the offensive line every year and we will continue to do the same every year forward. The offensive line may be the hardest position to play in football and you're always trying to find talented players who can succeed there. With regard to Justin Bannan, his play yesterday is a great credit to his versatility and his athletic ability. That he could play on the offensive line and that he would want to do this says a lot about him as a player. It's something that we are taking a look at and we are very much in the infant stages of working with Justin on this. It will certainly add to his versatility and the team's versatility.'
New Faces Find End Zone [5:28 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: '"That was our main goal right there, move the ball and get it into the end zone on a rushing touchdown," McGahee said. "That's what we worked on. The o-line knew what they had to do and I knew what I had to do. We got it done."'
Game Notes: Bills vs. Cardinals [5:28 PM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: 'Terrence McGee: Became only the third player in Bills history with two kickoff returns for touchdown in one season when he posted an 87-yard return touchdown vs. the Cardinals (Charley Warner, 1965 and Wallace Francis, 1973).
Bills win in blowout [5:27 PM]
Niagara Gazette reports: '�It was a great game,� said Ben Sorenson, the spokesman for the Order of Canadian Football Loving Nuns, who were well-covered for the weather. �The polyester is quite waterproof, oddly enough. It�s about time the Bills started winning, and to seek God on their side."'
Bills fear WR Reed might miss next weekend's game against Jets [4:16 PM]
AP reports: 'The injury left Buffalo with only three receivers, but Mularkey said fifth-stringer Drew Haddad could play against the Jets after missing Sunday's game with a hamstring injury.'
Buffalo rolls to invisible victory [2:05 PM]
Niagara Falls Reporter reports: 'You have to wonder, though, what Henry might have done if the new coaching staff or their predecessors had ever shown the sort of commitment to him that McGahee received yesterday, or in Buffalo's other victory this year, against Miami. Barring injury, it looks like we'll never know.'
Tough times abound for sports fans while Bills bumble and Sabres sit [2:04 PM]
Niagara Falls Reporter reports: 'The Buffalo Bills -- by any measure, be it wins and losses, aesthetic appeal or excitement generated -- stink. Worse yet, they're not even likable losers.'
Return ticket [8:59 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"At that point in the game, they had just scored (to pull within 10-7)," said Bills quarterback Drew Bledsoe. "We were going to have to drive the ball into the wind, which was very, very difficult. To take that kickoff and return it for a touchdown at that point was huge, and maybe the pivotal point in the game."'
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