Joe Orlando
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"Joseph Orlando" was an Italian American illustrator, writer, editor and cartoonist during a lengthy career spanning six decades. He was the associate publisher of Mad (magazine)/Mad and the vice president of DC Comics, where he edited numerous titles and ran DC's Special Projects department.

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Our crews will be at it all day and night to get the lanes and shoulders cleared and in good shape.

We are happy it's the weekend. My neighbor's kids are hoping for a delay in the storm.

We mark them with a synthetic DNA strand that can only be seen with a special laser frequency, calibrated to that exact DNA sequence.

The ball can change hands a thousand-plus times, but it will never lose that DNA. The chance of replicating this exact DNA sequence is one in 33 trillion, so it's virtually impossible.

We have had a number of times when [storms] turned out not to be significant. But we can't roll the dice when it comes to getting 2 million people to and from work every day. We expect this one to be heavier and a more significant storm.

Using this (DNA identification) method, authenticity can be determined many years from now, even when the footballs have changed hands.

The budget is an all-around good thing. It's a reduction of 100 jobs over last year, no toll increase, and all our operation spending has been flat over the last four years.

Fish prices were good this winter, but the weather was terrible. Then in March when it was started to look good, we saw they'd shut down fishing in April and May.

If we leave tomorrow night and we are gone four days, it will cost $4,000 to $5,000 -- just for expenses before we make any money.