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Lantern: Internet Freedom by Design: Adam Fisk at TEDxHoboken
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Travis AFB makes history in #39;Freedom Launch #39; event
Travis Air Force Base made history Wednesday during a combined 911 tribute and military exercise.

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Sponsored by FreedomToWork.org and Towleroad.com September 12, 2013, Towleroad will be webcasting the first-ever ENDA Situation Room at New York Law School, ...

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Freedom senior Joe Mixon tries to get around Amador Valleys Anthony Irizarry during the Falcons 35-28 loss last Friday. Photo by Angelo Garcia Jr.

Freedom jumped on the Dons early, scoring two touchdowns in the first three minutes. While Amador Valley eventually got going in the first half, the Falcons led 28-14 at halftime.

Amador Valley made some crucial second-half adjustments, however, and outscored the Falcons 21-0 in the second half to take the victory.

They just outplayed us, Freedom head coach Kevin Hartwig said. They were in better shape than us. We just have to come ready to play and we didnt. Its week one, so weve got nine more games.

The Falcons offense was slowed for much of the second half after Mixon had to leave with cramps. The highly-touted recruit was an all-around monster in the first half, opening the game with a 75-yard touchdown on the first play from scrimmage. Later in the first half, he caught a 15-yard touchdown and returned an interception 23 yards for another. In all, he finished with 198 yards in the game; 157 coming in the first half.

Weve got to realize that were a 33-man team, Hartwig said. Sometimes when you get players like that, people want to sit and watch, and theyve got to make plays.

While every Freedom possession in the second half ended in a turnover or punt, the Dons scored three times once on a 39-yard touchdown pass from junior quarterback Zeke Burgermeister to senior receiver Collin Blaney and on two runs from senior back Michael White that went for 49 and 63 yards. White also ended any comeback hopes for the Falcons with a 23-yard run on fourth down that kept Freedom from getting the ball back late in the game.

Despite allowing 35 points, the Freedom defense enters week two with plenty to build on, according to senior defensive end Patrick Choujda. Its front, led by Choujda, was consistently in the face of all of Amador Valleys quarterbacks. The Falcons were often burned for big yardage on plays when the Dons offensive line held up.

Monday at practice weve got to work on that, Choujda said. Like me, I know I had a great game, but I know there are things I can work on that will make us play even more positively.

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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

Freedom Specialty named Antonio (Tony) C. Albanese vice president of Surety, a new product line for Freedom. Mr. Albanese will be responsible for building and managing Freedoms surety bond business in the U.S. He will report to Mr. Craig Landi, senior vice president of Freedom Specialty Insurance Company, based in New York City.

I am looking forward to building the Surety Division at Freedom, Mr. Albanese said. Freedom, with the backing of Nationwide Insurance, brings the financial strength, name brand recognition, talent and innovative culture that are optimal for building a premiere surety operation.

Mr. Landi commented on the appointment, stating, Tonys skills and reputation in the surety bond market are invaluable. With his leadership qualities, expertise and long-standing relationships, Tony will develop a strong, successful surety operation at Freedom Specialty. We look forward to working with Tony as we continue to diversify and expand our product offerings.

Tony entered the surety industry upon graduating from college. He has spent 28 years in various roles within the surety operation of insurance companies, ranging from working in the field office to corporate headquarters. Most recently, he was with Torus, where he built its domestic and international surety operations. Prior to Torus, Tony led Selective Insurance Companys surety operation. Tonys experience extends beyond surety into reinsurance, flood business and managing agency networks.

Tony received a BA in economics from Drew University and an MBA in finance from New York Universitys Leonard N. Stern School of Business and holds AFSB and ARe designations. He also participates in various committees for the Surety & Fidelity Associate of America (SFAA) and serves as the vice chairman of the executive committee of the New Jersey chapter of the NYU Stern Alumni group.

About Freedom Specialty

Freedom Specialty Insurance Company, a subsidiary of Scottsdale Insurance Company, represents a wealth of experience in specialty liability insurance, and provides specialized expertise, dynamic problem-solving, and decisive responsiveness to the needs of their clients. Backed by Nationwide Insurance and an A.M. Best Rating of A+ (Superior), FSC XV, the companys financial strength and stability allow it to serve as a vanguard in specialty liability lines. Visit freedomspecialtyins.com to learn more, or call Craig Landi at 212-329-6901.

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