I'm moving!!!

Well Folks...This is my last post on Blogger.com. My blogfather has taught me well. I will continue to blog,but will be doing so from Myspace.com. You will be able to find me there by going to www.myspace.com, clicking on search and looking me up by my email address. buddaemt6192@aol.com. I want to thank the people that have stopped by my page and left comments and hope to see you all soon at myspace. Til then I bid you a good night.

God Bless All of You!!!

My prayers and well wishes go out to all of my friends and co-workers currently seving their community in the quaint little town of Spring City. Good luck with everything that is going on.

Way to go, They desearve it!!!

Article Courtesy of Firehouse.com and Erika Martinez

ERIKA MARTINEZ
New York Post
January 20, 2006 -- Two city paramedics called up for military service in Iraq will be promoted to FDNY lieutenants today, but only after one of them went to the feds complaining they were passed over because they were overseas.
Patricia Foley, still working in a medical unit west of Baghdad, and Michael Glenn, who served six months north of the Iraqi capital, will finally get their silver bars after the U.S. Labor Department determined the FDNY was in violation of federal regulations.
Glenn's frustrating saga began last June 29, when the father of six returned from Iraq and checked in with his Manhattan EMS station. He was told that while he was away, he missed the deadline to accept the promotion.
It was a huge letdown for the 11-year EMS veteran, but his disappointment quickly turned to anger when he read about firefighter Gregg Magi, who was promoted to lieutenant while on an Iraqi battlefield on Aug. 18.
After Glenn complained to the Labor Department, the FDNY relented and is finally promoting him and Foley.
Foley will be sworn in this morning via satellite from the combat-support hospital where she is stationed.

Da Phantoms!!!

Tonight I will be attending the Phantoms game with all of my Poker friends, which includes TrekMedic. He will be there only if he remebers to take his meds and finds the train. LOL. So hope all is well in everyones world. Til next time C-ya

Wow, It has been awhile, but I'm back up and running now. After some computer issues and moving issues. I have since moved from Upper Darby to Chichester. The move was great except for the fine assholes at Comcast that inform me on the day before our move that my install and transfer has been cancelled. They cited and returned check was the culprit for this, which I found puzzling since I have never writen them a check at all. So do to there screw up, I went with out cable for almost a week. After it was all said and done, the asshole decided to humor me by tellingme for all of my troubles they would credit my account $20.00. Whooptie fucking due!!!. So now all is well and I'm settling in to our new apt.

"DA WINGS" Part Deuce

F'n Awesome! Thanks to my field reporter (TrekMedic). I was informed that the Wings have improved to 2-0, going into the home opener this weekend. Let's hope the boys keep it rolling!

"LET"S GO FLYERS"

WOW!!! There is actually something to cheer about in this wretched city we call Philadelphia. When the Flyers beat the Washington Capital on Friday night, they became the #1 team in the NHL...Now let's hope they are not like every other Philadelphia team and choke in the end.

"DA WINGS"

Well...Wing fans we have something to cheer about after the departure of Dallas. The Wings opened up the 2005-6 season with a win over the Colorado Mammoth. The Wings were led by rookie Sean Greenhalgh. Sean had seven points in the game with 4 goals and 3 assist. The Wings looked a little shaky, but pulled it out in the end. "Lets Go Wings"

"Time to make the Donuts"

NEW YORK (Dec. 27) - Michael Vale, the actor best known for his portrayal of a sleepy-eyed Dunkin' Donuts baker who said "Time to make the doughnuts," has died. He was 83.
Vale died Saturday in New York City of complications from diabetes, according to son-in law Rick Reil.
Vale's long-running character, "Fred the Baker," for the doughnut maker's ad campaign lasted 15 years until he retired in 1997.
Canton, Mass.-based Dunkin' Donuts said in a statement that Vale's character "became a beloved American icon that permeated our culture and touched millions with his sense of humor and humble nature."
Vale was born in Brooklyn and studied acting at the Dramatic Workshop in New York City with classmates Tony Curtis, Ben Gazzara and Rod Steiger.
A veteran of the Broadway stage, film and television, Vale appeared in more than 1,300 TV commercials.
12/27/05 21:28 EST

I Got SOUL!!!

Well my wife surprised me Christmas Day with Philadelphia Soul season tickets. Only thing is I have to take her to the Feb 5th game...some dude named Bon Jovi is performing at halftime...LOL. This is my first time holding season tickets to any kind of sport in Philly...I am however a co-season ticket holder with TrekMedic...for "DA WINGS".

Counting down the days!!!!

For all you NASCAR fans...there is only 55 days to Daytona!

Happy Holidays

Well I know its a day late, but wanted to wish everyone in the blogverse a wonderful holiday!

Way to Go Joe!!!

The day before his 79th birthday, Penn Sate headcoach Joe Paterno was named Coach of the Year. Way to go Joe.