YouTube numbers after 8 hours on a Saturday evening.
Considering most watched it on Channel 9 today, these are not bad numbers at all.
DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
Saturday, November 07, 2009
The Joe Albero Show Has Already Paid Off
134,853 Traffic Rank in US It was 138,369 earlier today
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For what it's worth Folks, when you get down to these numbers and you drop that fast in a matter of 12 hours or so, this is a big drop. If you were ranked 1,000,000 or 2,000,000 it wouldn't be such a big deal. Remember, the lower your numbers the better.
Nightmare On Wall Street
Regulation: Washington is quietly preparing a hostile takeover of Wall Street with a new bill that would put regulators in control of managing asset prices.
While all eyes are fixed on the cobra poised to strike the health care industry, a python is wending its way through Hill banking panels that would squeeze the life from the whole economy.
By Christmas, House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank hopes to pass legislation that would create an uber-regulatory body called the Financial Services Oversight Council.
It would give the Treasury secretary power to pick which large finance firms are "systemically critical," or too big to fail. He'd have the final call when the government steps in to save or unwind a troubled firm.
The bill would "essentially turn over control of the financial system to the government and seriously impair competition in all areas of finance," says former Treasury official Peter J. Wallison. It would put the government permanently in the business of picking winners and losers, he adds, creating a kind of permanent TARP.
The Kansas City Fed agrees. In a rare public rebuke, the branch issued a study concluding the bill "could lead to greater political interference." Indeed, such heavy-handed regulation would breed corruption, loopholes, lobbying and the very kind of perverse incentives and distortions in the market that led to Fannie and Freddie securitizing $1 trillion in bad social loans. "It's Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac all over again," said Wallison.
The new regulatory agency can regulate banks, bank holding companies, insurance companies, hedge funds, finance companies and any other kind of company that might be designated too big to fail.
"The existence of these designated companies will impair competition in every market they are allowed to enter," says Wallison, "and will force the consolidation of competitors so that markets become dominated by government-backed giants like themselves."
Under the new regime, designated companies will not be able to finance their affiliates' sales, putting them at a severe disadvantage against foreign competitors. GE Capital, for example, would not be able to finance GE sales of aircraft engines.
In effect, designated companies will fall under the control of the feds, unable to start new activities or enter new markets or perhaps even open new offices without federal approval. "This is a degree of political control of business that has never been attempted before," Wallison says.
And with politics comes favoritism. Bailouts and preferences will go to favored firms, and healthy companies will pay for the cost of propping up their sick competitors. Bad decisions will be rewarded, draining taxpayers. And once the market comes to expect that government takeovers and bailouts will occur, they will have to go forward, lest surprises trigger market crashes.
While all eyes are fixed on the cobra poised to strike the health care industry, a python is wending its way through Hill banking panels that would squeeze the life from the whole economy.
By Christmas, House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank hopes to pass legislation that would create an uber-regulatory body called the Financial Services Oversight Council.
It would give the Treasury secretary power to pick which large finance firms are "systemically critical," or too big to fail. He'd have the final call when the government steps in to save or unwind a troubled firm.
The bill would "essentially turn over control of the financial system to the government and seriously impair competition in all areas of finance," says former Treasury official Peter J. Wallison. It would put the government permanently in the business of picking winners and losers, he adds, creating a kind of permanent TARP.
The Kansas City Fed agrees. In a rare public rebuke, the branch issued a study concluding the bill "could lead to greater political interference." Indeed, such heavy-handed regulation would breed corruption, loopholes, lobbying and the very kind of perverse incentives and distortions in the market that led to Fannie and Freddie securitizing $1 trillion in bad social loans. "It's Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac all over again," said Wallison.
The new regulatory agency can regulate banks, bank holding companies, insurance companies, hedge funds, finance companies and any other kind of company that might be designated too big to fail.
"The existence of these designated companies will impair competition in every market they are allowed to enter," says Wallison, "and will force the consolidation of competitors so that markets become dominated by government-backed giants like themselves."
Under the new regime, designated companies will not be able to finance their affiliates' sales, putting them at a severe disadvantage against foreign competitors. GE Capital, for example, would not be able to finance GE sales of aircraft engines.
In effect, designated companies will fall under the control of the feds, unable to start new activities or enter new markets or perhaps even open new offices without federal approval. "This is a degree of political control of business that has never been attempted before," Wallison says.
And with politics comes favoritism. Bailouts and preferences will go to favored firms, and healthy companies will pay for the cost of propping up their sick competitors. Bad decisions will be rewarded, draining taxpayers. And once the market comes to expect that government takeovers and bailouts will occur, they will have to go forward, lest surprises trigger market crashes.
Slowly But Surely
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I can't wait to see what happens to our numbers next week. Will Salisbury News drop below the 100,000 mark and get into the Major Leagues? G.A. Harrison predicted we'd fall below 100,000 before the end of the year. Only time will tell Folks but because of YOU we're slowly but surely getting there. Friday was the biggest Friday Salisbury News has ever seen!
Salisbury News Was Right, MSM Now Admits They Were Wrong
On November 5th, Salisbury News broke THIS STORY about the fights that broke out at Bennett High School this week. We stated right off the bat that these fights were Gang Related yet the MSM very clearly stated there was no evidence that any Gangs were involved.
Well, yesterday and today they all started to change their tune. It was almost as if the MSM was trying to challenge Salisbury News the first day we broke the story in an attempt to inform parents they had nothing to worry about.
They were wrong and now it's all over the news that parents do have something to worry about. The days of covering up these kind of facts are over. Salisbury News has changed the scope of information and has such a large audience any more, the MSM is now pressured into telling the truth. This is a really good thing Folks because now you're not left in the dark, especially while you send your children into a public school.
The WBOE must now face criticism, unlike years past. Our goal was to change the kind of news you were receiving and quite frankly, it's working. Don't miss our TV Show at 10:30 AM on Channel 9, (Comcast) of Channel 99, (Mediacom) TODAY where we touch on this exact situation.
Well, yesterday and today they all started to change their tune. It was almost as if the MSM was trying to challenge Salisbury News the first day we broke the story in an attempt to inform parents they had nothing to worry about.
They were wrong and now it's all over the news that parents do have something to worry about. The days of covering up these kind of facts are over. Salisbury News has changed the scope of information and has such a large audience any more, the MSM is now pressured into telling the truth. This is a really good thing Folks because now you're not left in the dark, especially while you send your children into a public school.
The WBOE must now face criticism, unlike years past. Our goal was to change the kind of news you were receiving and quite frankly, it's working. Don't miss our TV Show at 10:30 AM on Channel 9, (Comcast) of Channel 99, (Mediacom) TODAY where we touch on this exact situation.
KRATOVIL AND HEALTH CARE
Please don't let Kratovil fool you on health care reform. He shows absolutely no knowledge of what the legislation is all about. As he piously objects to the cost, he chooses to ignore all the other aspects that will destroy whatever care is now available. Panels that will decide if the care is cost justified. Nothing to prevent doctors being forced out of practice. No effort to provide additional health care providers. Huge cuts in Medicare at a time when 30 million baby boomers come into the program. No attempt to increase competing across state lines. The aforementioned do not address the thirteen (13) new taxes that will be imposed while the economy is crumbling.
If Kratovil is truly worried about money to pay for health care, how about legislation to force his fellow congressmen to give up campaign contributions. What do you think Frank ? Send the money you will get from the AG community and the DCCC to the treasury to pay for health care for poor Americans. While ordinary people are making charitable donations of their own money, don't you think it is time for the members of Congress to give up their perks and reach into their own pockets?
Joel
If Kratovil is truly worried about money to pay for health care, how about legislation to force his fellow congressmen to give up campaign contributions. What do you think Frank ? Send the money you will get from the AG community and the DCCC to the treasury to pay for health care for poor Americans. While ordinary people are making charitable donations of their own money, don't you think it is time for the members of Congress to give up their perks and reach into their own pockets?
Joel
Thanksgiving
As we begin to approach this Thanksgiving season, take just a few minutes to look at the presentation HERE.
SENATOR CARDIN ROLLED UP THE WELCOME MAT
Thursday constituents to Ben Cardin's office were greeted by hostile rude staffers when visiting the D.C. office. While most visitors to the nation's capitol had positive experiences in expressing their concerns to their Congressmen about health care reform, Marylanders were told Cardin was unavailable by unhospitable office staff. Too bad that while Cardin was hiding under his desk, his staff lacked the poise and experience to respectfully deal with those that had elected their boss.
Treat Street
Hi Joe- (my two cents)
I’m not sure if anything was ever posted on your blog about the Treat Street event held last Saturday but I wanted to say Thank You for making us aware of it in advance! I took two of my three children, the third is a newborn so she didn’t go with us this year. IMO, it was a HUGE success! My girls (ages 11 & 4) had a great time, and I did as well! It was FUN & SAFE! They had games, prizes, and gave away great treats! I hope they continue to do this year after year, and I hope it continues to grow each year. If I HAD to list one thing to change it would be that I wish it were longer. Waiting in line for their ticket took longer than actually going around to the booths they had set up. It seemed that a good time was had by all and I think it is a wonderful event to continue in the years to come to keep our children safe! I think if you were to do a survey, you would find that many more feel the same!
Thank you again-
I’m not sure if anything was ever posted on your blog about the Treat Street event held last Saturday but I wanted to say Thank You for making us aware of it in advance! I took two of my three children, the third is a newborn so she didn’t go with us this year. IMO, it was a HUGE success! My girls (ages 11 & 4) had a great time, and I did as well! It was FUN & SAFE! They had games, prizes, and gave away great treats! I hope they continue to do this year after year, and I hope it continues to grow each year. If I HAD to list one thing to change it would be that I wish it were longer. Waiting in line for their ticket took longer than actually going around to the booths they had set up. It seemed that a good time was had by all and I think it is a wonderful event to continue in the years to come to keep our children safe! I think if you were to do a survey, you would find that many more feel the same!
Thank you again-
GOVERNOR MARTIN O’MALLEY ON FEDERAL GRANT TO EXPAND BROADBAND IN MARYLAND
ANNAPOLIS, MD – Governor Martin O’Malley issued this statement today following the announcement that the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has awarded a $2 million to the State of Maryland. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds will expand access to broadband and provide for improved data collection and broadband mapping.
“I want to thank the entire Maryland Congressional delegation for these funds, which will not only expand access to broadband throughout our state, but will in turn expand economic development, create jobs, increase our capacity to provide public safety and health services, and improve the strength of our small business community and our family-owned farms.
“These funds will allow for better, more accurate mapping of broadband in Maryland, which is consistent with our efforts to track Maryland’s progress using innovative, GIS mapping technology.
“This is a major step toward improving the quality of life for our residents, and we are thankful to the U.S. Department of Commerce and the NTIA for this grant.”
“I want to thank the entire Maryland Congressional delegation for these funds, which will not only expand access to broadband throughout our state, but will in turn expand economic development, create jobs, increase our capacity to provide public safety and health services, and improve the strength of our small business community and our family-owned farms.
“These funds will allow for better, more accurate mapping of broadband in Maryland, which is consistent with our efforts to track Maryland’s progress using innovative, GIS mapping technology.
“This is a major step toward improving the quality of life for our residents, and we are thankful to the U.S. Department of Commerce and the NTIA for this grant.”
What's That Scent
An older Italian grandmother steps on an elevator with 3 obviously high society girls who snub their noses at her as she gets on the elevator.
She picks the 4th floor of the highrise building and notices the only other button pushed is at the top of the skyscraper.
On the way to the 4th floor, one of the high society gals says, “Brittany, just what is that lovely scent?”, Brittany replies, “why Paige, that’s Chanel #5, $100/oz.”
Paige says “How lovely, and Heather, what are you wearing?”
Heather replies “ Oh that’s just Annick Goutail’s d’Hadrien, a steal at $500/oz”.
“How simply sumptuous” replies Paige.
Heather then says to Paige, “My dear Paige, I couldn’t help but notice that the perfume you are wearing, do I get a hint of Caron’s Poivre?”
Paige, just bursting with pride replies, “why Heather, you are quite the connoisseur. You have quite the nose for the best perfumes. This Poivre costs $1000/oz.”
The old Italian woman has about had enough of these 3 and as the elevator coasts to a stop on the 4th floor, they all hear a nearly silent “pfffffffffffffftttttttt”.
The 3 elite socialites exclaim “what is that smell?’
As the old woman leaves the elevator, she turns and says “Broccoli Rabe, $1.75 per lb, have a nice day”
She picks the 4th floor of the highrise building and notices the only other button pushed is at the top of the skyscraper.
On the way to the 4th floor, one of the high society gals says, “Brittany, just what is that lovely scent?”, Brittany replies, “why Paige, that’s Chanel #5, $100/oz.”
Paige says “How lovely, and Heather, what are you wearing?”
Heather replies “ Oh that’s just Annick Goutail’s d’Hadrien, a steal at $500/oz”.
“How simply sumptuous” replies Paige.
Heather then says to Paige, “My dear Paige, I couldn’t help but notice that the perfume you are wearing, do I get a hint of Caron’s Poivre?”
Paige, just bursting with pride replies, “why Heather, you are quite the connoisseur. You have quite the nose for the best perfumes. This Poivre costs $1000/oz.”
The old Italian woman has about had enough of these 3 and as the elevator coasts to a stop on the 4th floor, they all hear a nearly silent “pfffffffffffffftttttttt”.
The 3 elite socialites exclaim “what is that smell?’
As the old woman leaves the elevator, she turns and says “Broccoli Rabe, $1.75 per lb, have a nice day”
GOVERNOR MARTIN O’MALLEY ISSUES EXECUTIVE ORDER TO AID IN H1N1 (Swine) FLU RESPONSE
Governor launches online flu update series for Maryland public
ANNAPOLIS, MD – Governor Martin O'Malley signed an executive order today that will permit state and local jurisdictions to utilize emergency medical personnel and other licensed medical professionals who volunteer to join Maryland's statewide H1N1 (Swine) Flu response effort should their services be needed. Under the order, emergency medical technicians, paramedics, cardiac rescue technicians and other medical professionals could be enlisted to give the H1N1 (Swine) flu vaccine to the general public if needed.
“We are doing everything in our power to make sure we are prepared to vaccinate every Maryland child and adult who needs and wants this vaccine when supplies allow,” said Governor Martin O’Malley. “This flu is a disease that we all must take seriously. Daily vaccine shipments are getting larger and we hope that by the end of November we’ll have enough on hand to make the H1N1 vaccine available to anyone who wants it. As the vaccine availability expands, Maryland will be ready to meet the demand.”
Today’s executive order comes as Governor O’Malley launches the first in a series of web updates on H1N1 (Swine) Flu today, including a status update on the spread of the disease and an urge of patience for Marylanders still waiting to receive a vaccination. To date, state officials have ordered 100% of the vaccines available to Maryland distributors, more than 707,000 doses.
Governor O’Malley’s H1N1 (Swine) Flu update can be viewed here.
Currently, emergency medical personnel are allowed limited legal authority to vaccinate each other, not the general public. In addition to certain first responders, Executive Order 01.01.2009.15 gives the Secretary of the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DHMH) the authority to enlist the aid of other licensed medical professionals to administer the H1N1 (Swine) flu vaccine as long as they have the training and experience to do so safely and effectively.
“This forward-leaning action gives Maryland more tools we can now call upon to protect our families in a timely, safe and effective manner,” said John M. Colmers, DHMH Secretary. “Should we see the need and opportunity, Maryland’s first responders and medical professionals in every community may be adding ‘flu fighter’ to a long list of public service accomplishments where they work and live.”
In Maryland, the five major target groups for H1N1 (Swine) Flu Vaccine equal about 2.9 million people. These groups include pregnant women, parents and caregivers for children younger than six months, healthcare and emergency services personnel, people ages 6 months through 24 years, and people aged 25 through 64 who have certain chronic health conditions. H1N1 vaccine is available now, but many Marylanders have grown frustrated with delayed shipments and the slower-than-expected federal distribution.
Good personal hygiene can reduce the risk of illness frequently washing of hands, cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing, and staying home if you develop flu-like symptoms.
Complications and death from flu-related illness are more common among those with serious underlying health conditions. If you have a flu-like illness and begin to experience emergency warning signs, contact your health care provider as soon as possible. Emergency warning signs include:
In Children
· Bluish skin color (for fair tones) and grayish skin color (for darker tones)
· Not drinking enough fluids
· Not waking up or not interacting
· Being so irritable that the child does not want to be held
· Flu-like symptoms improve but then return with fever and worse cough
· Fever with a rash
In Adults
· Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
· Pain or pressure in the chest or abdomen
· Sudden dizziness or confusion
· Severe or persistent vomiting
Governor O’Malley’s H1N1 (Swine) Flu update can be viewed here.
ANNAPOLIS, MD – Governor Martin O'Malley signed an executive order today that will permit state and local jurisdictions to utilize emergency medical personnel and other licensed medical professionals who volunteer to join Maryland's statewide H1N1 (Swine) Flu response effort should their services be needed. Under the order, emergency medical technicians, paramedics, cardiac rescue technicians and other medical professionals could be enlisted to give the H1N1 (Swine) flu vaccine to the general public if needed.
“We are doing everything in our power to make sure we are prepared to vaccinate every Maryland child and adult who needs and wants this vaccine when supplies allow,” said Governor Martin O’Malley. “This flu is a disease that we all must take seriously. Daily vaccine shipments are getting larger and we hope that by the end of November we’ll have enough on hand to make the H1N1 vaccine available to anyone who wants it. As the vaccine availability expands, Maryland will be ready to meet the demand.”
Today’s executive order comes as Governor O’Malley launches the first in a series of web updates on H1N1 (Swine) Flu today, including a status update on the spread of the disease and an urge of patience for Marylanders still waiting to receive a vaccination. To date, state officials have ordered 100% of the vaccines available to Maryland distributors, more than 707,000 doses.
Governor O’Malley’s H1N1 (Swine) Flu update can be viewed here.
Currently, emergency medical personnel are allowed limited legal authority to vaccinate each other, not the general public. In addition to certain first responders, Executive Order 01.01.2009.15 gives the Secretary of the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DHMH) the authority to enlist the aid of other licensed medical professionals to administer the H1N1 (Swine) flu vaccine as long as they have the training and experience to do so safely and effectively.
“This forward-leaning action gives Maryland more tools we can now call upon to protect our families in a timely, safe and effective manner,” said John M. Colmers, DHMH Secretary. “Should we see the need and opportunity, Maryland’s first responders and medical professionals in every community may be adding ‘flu fighter’ to a long list of public service accomplishments where they work and live.”
In Maryland, the five major target groups for H1N1 (Swine) Flu Vaccine equal about 2.9 million people. These groups include pregnant women, parents and caregivers for children younger than six months, healthcare and emergency services personnel, people ages 6 months through 24 years, and people aged 25 through 64 who have certain chronic health conditions. H1N1 vaccine is available now, but many Marylanders have grown frustrated with delayed shipments and the slower-than-expected federal distribution.
Good personal hygiene can reduce the risk of illness frequently washing of hands, cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing, and staying home if you develop flu-like symptoms.
Complications and death from flu-related illness are more common among those with serious underlying health conditions. If you have a flu-like illness and begin to experience emergency warning signs, contact your health care provider as soon as possible. Emergency warning signs include:
In Children
· Bluish skin color (for fair tones) and grayish skin color (for darker tones)
· Not drinking enough fluids
· Not waking up or not interacting
· Being so irritable that the child does not want to be held
· Flu-like symptoms improve but then return with fever and worse cough
· Fever with a rash
In Adults
· Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
· Pain or pressure in the chest or abdomen
· Sudden dizziness or confusion
· Severe or persistent vomiting
Governor O’Malley’s H1N1 (Swine) Flu update can be viewed here.
JUST A TAP ON THE SHOULDER
A passenger in a taxi leaned over to ask the driver a question and tapped him on the shoulder. The driver screamed, lost control of the cab, nearly hit a bus, drove up over the curb, and stopped just inches from a large plate glass window.
For a few moments everything was silent in the cab, and then the still shaking driver said, 'I'm sorry, but you scared the daylights out of me.'
The frightened passenger apologized to the driver and said he didn't realize a mere tap on the shoulder could frighten him so much.
The driver replied, 'No, no, I'm sorry, it's entirely my fault. Today is my first day driving a cab. I've been driving a hearse for the last 25 years.'
For a few moments everything was silent in the cab, and then the still shaking driver said, 'I'm sorry, but you scared the daylights out of me.'
The frightened passenger apologized to the driver and said he didn't realize a mere tap on the shoulder could frighten him so much.
The driver replied, 'No, no, I'm sorry, it's entirely my fault. Today is my first day driving a cab. I've been driving a hearse for the last 25 years.'
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day
FREE
Saturday, November 7th
Newland Park Landfill
Wicomico County residents are invited to bring their hazardous wastes** to the landfill between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. to the Newland Park Landfill
Bring I.D. (driver's license okay) to identify yourself as a county resident
The landfill will accept:
Gasoline, gas/oil mixes, fuels, acids, cleaners, solvents, automotive fluids, bleach, ammonia
batteries (all kinds), smoke detectors, asbestos, pool chemicals, darkroom chemicals,
household and lawn & garden pesticides, insecticides & herbicides, compressed gas
cylinders up to 30 gallons, paint and paint products (oil based paint, paint thinner, turpentine,
wood preservatives, paint strippers, etc.)
(Do you have unused latex paint? Dispose of latex paints in your regular trash after solidifying it by adding dirt, kitty litter, mulch, leaves, etc. and leaving it open to air.)
Things you cannot bring to the landfill for disposal:
Medical waste.
Explosives or ammunition (call the fire marshal to dispose of this at (410) 543-6573).
Radioactive materials.
No commercial, business or industrial waste allowed. Residents only.
Questions? Call 410-548-4395
Saturday, November 7th
Newland Park Landfill
Wicomico County residents are invited to bring their hazardous wastes** to the landfill between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. to the Newland Park Landfill
Bring I.D. (driver's license okay) to identify yourself as a county resident
The landfill will accept:
Gasoline, gas/oil mixes, fuels, acids, cleaners, solvents, automotive fluids, bleach, ammonia
batteries (all kinds), smoke detectors, asbestos, pool chemicals, darkroom chemicals,
household and lawn & garden pesticides, insecticides & herbicides, compressed gas
cylinders up to 30 gallons, paint and paint products (oil based paint, paint thinner, turpentine,
wood preservatives, paint strippers, etc.)
(Do you have unused latex paint? Dispose of latex paints in your regular trash after solidifying it by adding dirt, kitty litter, mulch, leaves, etc. and leaving it open to air.)
Things you cannot bring to the landfill for disposal:
Medical waste.
Explosives or ammunition (call the fire marshal to dispose of this at (410) 543-6573).
Radioactive materials.
No commercial, business or industrial waste allowed. Residents only.
Questions? Call 410-548-4395
Grace For Vets
Hi Joe:
I just wanted to let you know about a program that Wash 'N Vac Car Wash is participating in. It is called Grace for Vets 2009. This program honors Veterans and service personnel on Veterans Day with free car washes across the nation. Hundreds of car washes have participated in this program and the list grows every year. This program shows the car wash industry's united support of service personnel and gives our car wash a unique opportunity to say "Thank You!" to the people who sacrafice for our freedom.
Veterans Day is Wednesday, November 11, 2009. Please let everyone know about this program. We believe our participation in Grace for Vets will increase support for Veterans throughout the business community as well as create enthusiasm and patriotism in our workforce.
We know that Freedom is not free. November 11, 2009 is an opportunity for our wash and the car wash industry to show united support for Veterans through the Grace for Vets free car wash program.
The following Wash 'N Vac locations will be participating from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M.:
-1110 Parsons Road in Salisbury (just off Pemberton Drive)
-1504 Northwood Drive in Salisbury (behind Pep-Boys; formerly Bob Lawrence)
-1149 Bridgeville Highway in Seaford, DE (in front of Trinity Transport)
Veterans simply need to see the attendant on duty from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. to receive their free wash. Offer is good for a drive-thru automatic wash or a self-serve wash. If you have any questions, I can be reached at 302-628-8159.
Respectfully,
Brian S. Dayton, President
Wash 'N Vac, Inc.
I just wanted to let you know about a program that Wash 'N Vac Car Wash is participating in. It is called Grace for Vets 2009. This program honors Veterans and service personnel on Veterans Day with free car washes across the nation. Hundreds of car washes have participated in this program and the list grows every year. This program shows the car wash industry's united support of service personnel and gives our car wash a unique opportunity to say "Thank You!" to the people who sacrafice for our freedom.
Veterans Day is Wednesday, November 11, 2009. Please let everyone know about this program. We believe our participation in Grace for Vets will increase support for Veterans throughout the business community as well as create enthusiasm and patriotism in our workforce.
We know that Freedom is not free. November 11, 2009 is an opportunity for our wash and the car wash industry to show united support for Veterans through the Grace for Vets free car wash program.
The following Wash 'N Vac locations will be participating from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M.:
-1110 Parsons Road in Salisbury (just off Pemberton Drive)
-1504 Northwood Drive in Salisbury (behind Pep-Boys; formerly Bob Lawrence)
-1149 Bridgeville Highway in Seaford, DE (in front of Trinity Transport)
Veterans simply need to see the attendant on duty from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. to receive their free wash. Offer is good for a drive-thru automatic wash or a self-serve wash. If you have any questions, I can be reached at 302-628-8159.
Respectfully,
Brian S. Dayton, President
Wash 'N Vac, Inc.
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