We looked into five different hydrants and they are all on the same grid so we're pretty much robbing Peter to pay Paul with the water 
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...from 500 gallons per minute to 1,250 gallons per minute. We're putting out a large volume of water," said Evansville Fire Chief Ken Zuber, "and we got several trucks so we need all the water we can get. So we enlist in the water department when we have those...
...to try and find the pairing most likely to allow it to challenge for both crowns next season, and will run veteran Andreas Zuber alongside Pentus on the opening day at Ricard, with Dani Clos replacing the UAE-based Austrian on day two. Estonian...
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...their chance to shine during the earlier test session at Paul Ricard. Day one of the test will see Alvaro Parente and Andreas Zuber both take to the track as they seek to secure a drive for 2009. For Parente, the test will be a return to familiar...
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Quotes spotlight for "Paul Zuber"
We looked into five different hydrants and they are all on the same grid so we're pretty much robbing Peter to pay Paul with the water
was said
in WFIE-TV
Some of those master streams are giving out anywhere from 500 gallons per minute to 1,250 gallons per minute. We're putting out a large volume of water ... and we got several trucks so we need all the water we can get. So we enlist in the water department when we have those large fires.
was said
in WFIE-TV
We go back and critique this and maybe what we will do is have some of our companies that are coming in later lay from a farther distance so they can pick up a different water source
was said
in WFIE-TV
Stephen Bellamy (Gallagher) is a wunderkind press secretary who has built a career that men twice his age would envy. During a tight presidential primary race, Stephen's meteoric rise falls prey to the backroom politics of more seasoned operatives. Farragut North is a timely story about the lust for power and the costs one will endure to achieve it.
was said
in Playbill
Most of the parts we have on a firetruck ... we can't just run to an AutoZone and pick up.
said Ken Zuber
We want all of our vehicles (to be in) 100 percent compliance with NFPA standards
said Jonathan Weinzapfel
