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13Ds are filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission within 10 days of an entity's attaining a greater than 5% position in any class of a company's securities. Subsequent changes in holdings or intentions must be reported in amended filings. This material has been extracted from filings released by the SEC from June 2 through June 8. Source: InsiderScore.com
Activist Filings
Transatlantic Holdings (TRH)
Davis Selected Advisers, the insurance company's largest shareholder, expressed "serious concerns" about a proposed $3.2 billion buyout of Transatlantic Holdings by a fellow insurer, Allied World Assurance awh 0.13310515307092602% Allied World Assurance Co. Holdings Ltd. U.S.: NYSE 52.66 0.07 0.13310515307092602% /Date(1495573320198-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 387061 AFTER HOURS 52.6482 -0.0118 -0.022407899734143564% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 845 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 1.974933535890619% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (ticker: AWH).
Davis has said that it may oppose the proposed transaction, and that it might seek to hold conversations with management and other shareholders about additional opportunities to maximize the value of Transatlantic Holdings.
The fund group did note, however, that its voting power at the company is limited through an agreement brokered in 2009. The agreement affects how Davis Selected Advisers is allowed to use the votes attached to the portion of its stake in Transatlantic Holdings that exceeds 9.9%.Davis owns 14,830,111 shares (23.8% of all voting shares).
Original Filings
Acorn International ATV 5.3929332796808245% Acorn International Inc. ADR U.S.: NYSE USD12.31 0.6299 5.3929332796808245% /Date(1495571969002-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5929 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 46316470.6023807 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 79910.3 More quote details and news » (ATV)
ChinaRock Capital Management declared ownership of 1,683,808 American depositary shares (5.66%).
The fund group, based in Hong Kong but incorporated in the state of Delaware, bought its stake for $8.8 million, or $5.20 per share.
CTC Media (CTCM)
Telcrest Investments, a company based in Cyprus, along with affiliates in Russia and Sweden, collectively own 39,548,896 shares (25.1%), which were bought on June 1 at $27.10 per share.
P2 Capital Partners has 4,624,750 shares (a stake of 8.7%), after buying 2,090,850 from May 9 to June 10 at prices ranging from $7 to $7.62 apiece.
Semiconductor Manufacturing (SMI)
China Investment owns 4,327,068,630 shares (13.6%), including 360,589,053 convertible preferred shares that will yield 3,605,890,530 shares upon conversion, and 72,117,810 warrants for convertible preferreds that will yield another 721,178,100 shares. The price paid was $250 million (HK$1.9 billion).
Increases in Holdings
Carter's CRI -1.9763328046846407% Carters Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD80.35 -1.62 -1.9763328046846407% /Date(1495573282990-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 859523 AFTER HOURS USD80.35 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 16.00597609561753 Market Cap 3966528309.03931 Dividend Yield 1.8419415059116366% Rev. per Employee 175293 More quote details and news » (CRI)
Stockbridge Partners, an affiliate of Berkshire Partners, owns 7,723,282 shares (13.4%), with its purchase of 92,100 on June 6 at prices ranging from $29.34 to $29.65.
Genomic Health GHDX -0.7434944237918215% Genomic Health Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD29.37 -0.22 -0.7434944237918215% /Date(1495573200368-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 99282 AFTER HOURS USD29.37 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 1016179757.2467 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 391196 More quote details and news » (GHDX)
Baker Bros. Advisors increased its ownership to 8,037,234 shares (a 27.4% stake) by buying 394,595 shares from May 27 to June 9 at $10.92 to $11 per share.
Gerber Scientific (GRB)
Gamco Investors gbl -0.5475701574264202% GAMCO Investors Inc. Cl A U.S.: NYSE USD29.06 -0.16 -0.5475701574264202% /Date(1495573321157-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10428 AFTER HOURS USD29.06 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 7.548051948051948 Market Cap 857408324.886961 Dividend Yield 0.27529249827942187% Rev. per Employee 2294020 More quote details and news » (GBL) raised its ownership to 3,599,728 shares (14.32%) by purchasing 1,459,406 shares on June 13 at prices of $19.03 to $19.18 apiece.
OpenWave Systems (OPWV)
Starboard Value increased its holdings to 8,260,223 shares (9.7%) with its purchase of 1,207,800 shares from May 26 to June 9 at prices ranging from $2.25 to $2.35.
Verigy (VRGY)
Gamco Investors increased its ownership position to 3,993,165 shares (6.47%) by buying 732,483 shares from May 2 to June 13 at prices that ranged from $13.43 to $14.95.
Decreases in Holdings
Advanced Analogic Technologies (AATI)
Seligman Spectrum Focus Fund, an affiliate of Ameriprise Financial Services (AMP), lowered its holdings to 2,567,969 shares (6.0%) by selling 1,151,300 on June 6 at $6.04 apiece. (AATI makes specialty semiconductors for power-management and signal-conversion systems.)
American Medical Alert (AMAC)
Discovery Equity Partners reduced its holdings to 316,676 shares (3.3%) by selling 227,843 between May 18 and June 10 at prices from $5.40 to $5.60 each.
Flagstone Reinsurance Holdings (FSR)
Silver Creek Capital Management reduced its holdings to 3,255,728 shares (4.6%) by selling 3,029,281 shares on June 10 at $8.25 apiece.
Glu Mobile GLUU 1.1320754716981132% Glu Mobile Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD2.68 0.03 1.1320754716981132% /Date(1495573200297-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3818567 AFTER HOURS USD2.68 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 357066324.495507 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 269020 More quote details and news » (GLUU)
Granite Global Ventures lowered its stake to 3,644,000 shares (6.64%). Granite reported that it sold 1,445,177 shares at $5.07 apiece from Jan. 3 through June 9, the day of its most recent filing–the activation date for which was May 27. However, the fund group also exercised warrants to purchase 1 million shares, resulting in its current ownership position.
Gamco decreased its ownership to 3,704,080 shares (11.68%), by selling 429,160 from April 14 to June 10 at $4.18 to $5.34 per share.
Zale (ZLC)
Breeden Capital Management has 5,947,896 shares (18.51%), after distributing 1,571,353 to investors in one of its funds on June 10.
The Activist Spotlight
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store cbrl 0.006195403010965863% Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD161.42 0.01 0.006195403010965863% /Date(1495573200376-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 759713 AFTER HOURS USD161.42 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : P/E Ratio 19.30861244019139 Market Cap 3880780599.82788 Dividend Yield 2.9736092181885763% Rev. per Employee 40114.7 More quote details and news » (ticker: CBRL)
Business: Operates Cracker Barrel casual restaurants, which typically include on their premises retail stores that sell snacks, music CDs, and country-themed home accessories, such as rocking chairs and figurines, among other items.
Investor's Average Cost: $45.27
Stock-Market Value: $1.1 billion ($46.58/share)
What's Happening: Biglari Holdings has acquired a 9.7% position for investment purposes.
Key Numbers:
3: the number of previous 13D filings by Biglari (or its predecessor) in the restaurant/bar industry
38.6%:its average return on those three filings
-6.3%: the average return for the Standard & Poor's 500 Index during the same periods
Behind the Scenes: Biglari Holdings was formerly known as Steak 'n Shake.
Through his activist hedge fund, the Lion Fund, Sardar Biglari seized control of Steak 'n Shake and restructured it as a diversified holding company, engaged in investment management and in the franchising and operating of restaurants. Then it was renamed Biglari Holdings.
Now, Biglari Holdings is an investment vehicle for Sardar Biglari.
As CEO, of the holding company, Sardar Biglari makes all investment and capital-allocation decisions, and he receives as compensation a payment equal to 25% of Cracker Barrel's book value in excess of a 5% annual book-value-growth hurdle. Presently, Biglari Holdings also operates in two other restaurant chains, Steak 'n Shake and Western Sizzlin.
Sardar Biglari has had extensive activist and operating experience in the restaurant industry. He has been successful in both achieving his fund's activist goals and in generating a significant return on its investments. Historically, when Biglari Holdings files a 13D report, it does not want to just talk with management. Rather, it has a history of seeking a substantial role in overseeing the operations in the companies in which it has taken a stake.
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store represents a typical activist target for Biglari Holdings, and the firm will likely escalate its activism in order to attempt to substantially influence management. It will also probably seek board representation.
-- Kenneth Squire
This item is by 13D Monitor, a research firm specializing in shareholder activism and 13D filings. For a full report, go to www.13DMonitor.com or call Kenneth Squire at 1-212-223-2282.
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Keys hold the future
Helping your parents determine whether they should still be driving can be stressful – especially for Mom and Dad.
No one wants to lose a freedom they've had for nearly as long as they can remember. On the other hand, they also don't want to hurt someone, or themselves, while behind the wheel of a car.
While seniors often get a bad rap for their driving abilities, Brian Thomas, president of the Akron, Ohio, AAA, maintains that they are the safest drivers on the road.
"That's because of one thing – experience," Thomas said. "Teens, for instance, are at much greater risk on the road because of their lack of experience. People get upset with older drivers because they are driving slow and taking their time. Yeah, they are being pretty safe."
Additionally, seniors tend to drive familiar routes, and not after dark.
Still, Thomas said, mature drivers need to do a self-check of their skills.
"If you are an older driver, and every time you go out, people are honking and mad at you – that's a signal" maybe you shouldn't be on the road, Thomas added.
AAA maintains that age should never be used as the sole indicator of driving ability, though it's typical for some skills that are necessary for safe driving, such as vision, reflexes, flexibility and hearing, to begin to deteriorate with age.
If there is some concern about whether an elderly person should continue driving, AAA has an online source that might help. The driver should visit seniordriving.aaa.com to take a 15-question self-evaluation with facts and suggestions. And if that shows a potential threat, perhaps the person will agree to an evaluation by AAA.
Bill Biasella, Jr., is a training manager at Akron's AAA and evaluates the driving of older folks. The former police officer explained that those who have suffered some kind of medical condition, or those stopped by the police for a driving infraction, may be told that they need to have their driving evaluated. Generally they are the most cooperative because the request is not coming from their kid, whom they might still see as a pimple-faced teenager. The doctor or a police officer is a third, neutral party.
"You can't force somebody to do (the evaluation) unless you have legal guardianship," noted Kevin Thomas, vice president at Akron's AAA and Brian's brother.
Certainly, AAA isn't trying to force it on anyone. From the moment the person walks through the door, Biasella said, he tries to make him or her comfortable.
"I explain that I'm not here to take away their driving rights," Biasella said.
But it's not always that easy. Sometimes Mom and Dad need to relinquish their keys, but are worried about what happens if they do. A growing number of families will have to deal with the issue as baby boomers age. And boomers as a whole might cop an unprecedented attitude when the subject is broached.
To address the older folks' concerns that they'll be doomed to a boring sedentary lifestyle, Brian Thomas said to plan how your loved one will get around after his or her license is retired. In addition to family and friends committing to providing transportation, explore public services.
In the end, if Mom and Dad's budget allows, they may need to move to a retirement community where activities are on the grounds and a shuttle taxis them to dinner, shopping – and for the spunky boomers, maybe the tattoo parlor.
Kim Hone-McMahan writes for the Akron Beacon Journal in Akron, Ohio.
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In case you haven't heard, we've got some part-time, four-legged additions to our family of ROKKANites.
The International Journal of Workplace Health Management recently published a study showing that having dogs in the office reduces stress and increases creativity and mental well being in the workplace.
ROKKAN partner/chief creative officer (and hardcore animal lover) Charles Bae couldn't agree more. "Generally dogs are therapeutic not only for their owners, but also for their co-workers," he said. "They contribute immensely in creating a positive and open work culture that many employees and employers should strive towards." Charles brings his dog, a German Shepherd named May, to ROKKAN just about every day.
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Leah Berkenwald
Leah Berkenwald was born and raised in Northampton, MA, where "The coffee is strong, and so are the women." As such, she was a feminist and equal rights activist straight out of the womb. She is particularly passionate about reproductive rights and sex education, despite her father's wish that she do something less controversial like "save the whales." Leah draws strength from the memories of her grandmothers - two incredible Jewesses with some serious attitude. After three years as JWA's Social Media Specialist, Leah moved on to Wentworth Institute, where she coordinates Wellness Education. You can read her blog at www.leahbee.net
Blog posts
Some #jwapedia favorites
Last month we celebrated Jewish American Heritage Month with #jwapedia, a campaign to tweet JWA's Encyclopedia.
Remembering Dr. Rosalyn S. Yalow, Nobel Prize winning scientist and mother
"A Jewish woman whose father-in-law is a rabbi, who keeps a kosher home, who invites her lab assistants to Passover seders, and worries about them catching colds is not the typical image of a Nobel Prize winner," Emily Taitz writes in Jewish Women: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia. "But it is the image of Rosalyn Yalow, the first woman born and educated in the United States to win a Nobel Prize in a scientific field." Rosalyn S. Yalow passed away Monday, May 30, 2011, at the age of 89.
The final day of #jwapedia
Today is the final day of May, which also makes it the final day of Jewish American Heritage Month and the final day of our #jwapedia campaign to tweet the Encyclopedia.
Does cheerleading matter to Jewish women?
The National Collegiate Athletic Association is considering a proposal to recognize competitive cheerleading as an emerging sport, a step towards legitimacy as a championship sport. Anyone who has seen competitive cheerleading (and the injuries cheerleaders often sustain) can understand why; it's a physically demanding and dangerous version of gymnastics where people perform flips and handstands not on a balance beam, but on top of a human pyramid.
Highlights from #jwapedia
Today begins our last week of #jwapedia, our Twitter experiment to "tweet the Encyclopedia." So
Today begins our last week of #jwapedia, our Twitter experiment to "tweet the Encyclopedia." So far, around 20 participants have tweeted more than 170 different Encyclopedia articles. Here are some highlights from the campaign. To see even more tweets, follow #jwapedia on Twitter
Live from Youtube, it's Gilda Radner!
Summer internship opportunities at JWA
Do you know someone looking for an engaging internship experience this summer? The Jewish Women's Archive has openings for several unpaid interns, 10–20 hours per week, beginning June 13, 2011 for both undergraduates and graduates. Academic year positions may also be available.
Mid-May link roundup
Jaclyn Friedman speaks out against slut-shaming and victim blaming at Slutwalk
Jaclyn Friedman is a 'Jewess with Attitude' who talks the talk and walks the walk -- the Slutwalk, that is. Jaclyn Friedman, founder and the Executive Director of Women, Action & the Media, is a powerful voice in the current Feminist movement. Co-author of Yes Means Yes!: Visions of Female Sexual Power and A World Without Rape, she is particularly concerned with tearing down rape culture.
Fun with Hasidic photoshop
Earlier this week, the ultra-Orthodox, Hasidic Jewish newspaper Der Tzitung incited outrage by photoshopping Hillary Clinton and Audrey Thomason out of the Situation Room in an iconic photo in the name of tzniut, or modesty. A few days later, it's an internet meme. People are photoshopping women out of important or iconic images, with results that are either hilarious or harrowing as women are literally erased from our public memories.
How to cite this page
Jewish Women's Archive. " Leah Berkenwald ." (Viewed on May 27, 2017) <https://jwa.org/blog/author/leah-berkenwald>.


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Oh boy. Gravel parking lot, sits next to a mulch manufacturer (smelly), no grass or trees, many cable connections are corroded beyond use and only 1/2 the park gets a WIFI signal. Some of the park's permanent residences are trashy and some residents do strange things such as dumpster-diving on the property. Bathrooms are old with old plumbing. Office doesn't seem to care whether anything works or not and frequent persistence is needed to get anything fixed. Price is right but not worth another stay. A truck stop is safer and nicer.
Date of Stay: April, 2014
Beautiful clean resort. Great clubhouse, lush grounds. Only a short drive north to Puget Sound towns from this resort. Will definitely stay again.


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Thank you Naughty Dog Forums for the great years![ Edited ]
Hello everyone!
You guys probably don't remember me but I used to be an active member here in Naughty Dog Forums (especially when Uncharted 3 was about to be released). But for those who actually remembers me (ryaniscool, Apanator, overlordofpizza, Derflinger, tack129, Tactician109, Billenmans, duke, samuel, Da_Almighty_Guy, JoninRock, tapantaola, fyiByas, FredFai and others) I just wanted to tell you that I'm not dead, that I've been doing great and I've decided that from now on, I will be making music and I've moved to Famitracker forums. Yes, I've been doing 8-bit NSF music lately and I'm having lot of fun to do something creative like composing music (which I've never done before). I've sent messages to people through Youtube, but I've only received very few replies (makes me feel like I'm forgotten ), so I wanted to come here instead to say thank you so much for the great years here in ND forums! Without you, I probably wouldn't be here
I miss you guys a lot, I really do, because you are one of the best people I've ever met and one of the best forums/communities I've ever been into.
This isn't necessarily a goodbye, because I will buy The Last of Us and I've heard that it's gonna have a multiplayer. I'm not sure how much time I will spend on the multiplayer mode, but I really hope that I can play with you guys again, just like the good ol' days.
I don't how I can say thanks other than sharing these videos that I've made (everything is in real NES sound) and even if these videos aren't Uncharted related, I still hope that you can enjoy listening to these!
I do have plans on doing something about Uncharted, but I'm not sure how long it will take because I've got a lot of ideas that I wan to do first. Anyway, I would really appreciate if you can leave a message in my Youtube channel, it would make me happy!
Thanks for reading, and good luck with whatever you guys are doing now!
(If you ever want to communicate with me or see more stuff from me, I would be very happy if you visited my Youtube channel)
I also wanted to apologize if these posts are against the rules or something, it's been a long time since I was here...
Re: Thank you Naughty Dog Forums for the great years!
Ah I remember you, this place changed so much since 2011. Alot of the members you speak of aren't around anymore, however I think they're in a facebook group. Only the over cynical people remain. Like me.
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Ah I remember you, this place changed so much since 2011. Alot of the members you speak of aren't around anymore, however I think they're in a facebook group. Only the over cynical people remain. Like me.
oh no... *sigh*
I really wanted to hear something from my old friends, I guess I'm too late...
But at the same time, one of the reasons why I left is because the ND forums was moved to Playstation forums, which I didn't like at all...
Also, I think I remember you too now (sorry, it was so long time ago since I was here), thanks for remembering me! Good luck with you too!
Re: Thank you Naughty Dog Forums for the great years!
Man, I haven't came to this place for a long time because this was like a lost place.


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I've been using Xcode for quite some time now, and I just installed it on my MacBook (I had it installed before, but I accidently erased my hard disk). Now I'm just trying to rewrite my game engine, so I started off with a simple cPoint2D class.
When I try to compile it, the linker keeps failing because "all the symbols in cPoint2D are undefined". I checked to make sure that cPoint2D.cpp was getting compiled, and it was. Then I tried moving all the code into main.cpp, and the problem went away. So, I figure this is more of a compiler issue than with my code, so I posted it here in the Tech Board.
But I just don't get it.......
Here is my code, just for you to observe:
Please do not criticize me for bad class design. This is a work in progress.
cPoint2D.cpp:PHP Code:
// cPoint2D - basic class for 2D points
#ifndef CPOINT2D_H
#define CPOINT2D_H
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
template <class T>
class cPoint2D {
T x, y;
T operator*(cPoint2D<T> &value);
cPoint2D<T> operator+(cPoint2D<T> *value);
void print();
typedef cPoint2D<float> cfloat2D;
typedef cPoint2D<int> cint2D;
Basically, the compiler doesn't cough on this; it's just whenever I try to call any of the member functions from cPoint2D that I get a linker error saying that the function is undefined.PHP Code:
// cPoint2D - basic class for 2D points
#include "cPoint2D.h"
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I purchased Kyujin from the PSN back in July 2011. I believe it was removed from the PSN for a while, as well as from my Downloads list. I see that it has since returned to the PSN, but it hasn't returned to my Downloads list. I found this title in my Transaction History, however, and I do still have the email from 2011 confirming my purchase, as well as an order number. Is there any way for me to ever re-download this title without having to purchase it again?
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You will have to contact customer support by phone or live chat. If the game was removed from the Store for legal reasons, then there may be no record of who purchased it previously. If you still have your receipt e-mail then you may be able to get a credit; if, the game is being distributed here by the same company this time, that it was distributed by before.
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if it shows in trans. history, ur fine. sony will credit you. i bought god of war 2 and for some bizarre reason, it expired. they refunded no prob. just re buy it. funds go back to your psn wallet for refunds.
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Old Testament references to a huge sea monster, Leviathan (in Hebrew, Liwyāthān), are thought to spring from an ancient myth in which the god Baal slays a multiheaded sea monster. Leviathan appears in the book of Psalms, as a sea serpent that is killed by God and then given as food to the Hebrews in the wilderness, and it is referred to in the book of Job as well. We began equating Leviathan with the political state after the philosopher Thomas Hobbes used the word in (and as the title of) his 1651 political treatise on government. Today, Leviathan often suggests a crushing political bureaucracy. Leviathan can also be immensely useful as a general term meaning "something monstrous or of enormous size."
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April 15, 2012
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. – The Rams have held two scrimmages during their spring campaign and the one player who stood out in both occasions is C.J. James.
The senior out of Orlando, Fla., has always been in the backfield. In 2011, James was second on the team with five sacks and in his sophomore season he record 1.5 sacks. This spring James has a combined 19 tackles and 11 sacks.
After recording 13 tackles and six sacks on Sunday, Head Coach Jim McElwain was impressed with the defensive end.
"That guy is a pretty good player," McElwain said. "He'll make his sacks on third-downs and cause some people to add an extra blocker, make sure you're chipping with a back, that kind of thing. But the thing I'm happy with C.J. is what he is doing in the run game. A defensive lineman's job is to make sure you control the blockers up front so your linebackers can make plays. Once you jump around blocks and try to make tackles that is when the big plays happen. He has done a good job of disciplining himself as to how he uses his hands and makes sure he is in gap control."
Not only is James a factor in stopping the opposing teams rushing attack but he could help the Rams on the offensive side of the ball.
James lined up in the backfield as a blocker for Chris Nwoke's three-yard touchdown run. James sealed the outside allowing Nwoke to trot into the endzone.
"He is a guy that is obviously used a lot, McElwain said. "He's got great quick twitch and he can snap his hips and brings a little power. We'll use him in our big package."
Sunday wasn't just the "C.J. James show." Nwoke also put together his best performance of the spring.
CSU's leading rusher from 2011 ran the ball 13 times for 130 yards. Nwoke also broke off two runs of over 30 yards. Even though Nwoke appears to be the Rams No. 1 running back, McElwain sees room for improvement.
"I saw him put one on the ground," McElwain said. "I know they called him down, but that is not acceptable. Turnovers are unacceptable. Learning ball security is something he needs to get better at."
The weather made an impact on Sunday's scrimmage. McElwain took advantage of the rain, sleet and wind making sure everybody got accustom to the conditions.
"I wanted to make sure everybody was going with that wind and against that wind, so we just got used to it. I thought we handled that well," McElwain said.
The next opportunity for the public to view the 2012 Rams squad will be April 21 at the spring game. The game will kickoff at 1 p.m.
Other post-practice comments from McElwain:
General: ''I tell you, the great thing is in a 2 1/2-hour span being able to see all four seasons, it was outstanding.''
"Our protection was better, probably missed a couple protection checks but, again, encouraged about the work. I was really happy with just the way it all worked out because we were able to get every situation and get the guys working."
On whether the weather worries him: "I think it was good for our coaching staffs on both sides; your mind set as a play caller, on both sides of the ball are different so I think those are all things that'll help us as we move towards the next season."
"We're pretty vanilla. I'm not going to show our hand, because you know as well as I do there had to be probably somebody from a couple of squads that want to know what we're doing up there. You can always tell, because they're the ones with the brand new CSU hats. So obviously we're not going to show anything in these other than like I said, to find out how guys compete, block, tackle, catch the ball. All those fundamental things."
On whether he feels he is getting a good read on the QB's: "Yeah. I feel good about it. The quarterback deal is about decision making and having coached the position for quite a while; that's the things you're looking at."
On instilling confidence into QB's: "I've never been big on that and I've been pretty successful with them. Look, we aren't here to win the game. We are here to make corrections, get better and fundamentally learn how to play the game."
On Weston Richburg: "We're feeling pretty good about that. If this would have been a game he would have played."
On progress at this point: "The team that's here right now, I like their demeanor. I'd like to see a little more leadership on offense, I'm not sure we've found that yet. I really like their thought process, I like the way they're approaching the game a little bit. They need to understand the importance of studying the game outside of the 20-hour rule that we have with them. Great teams, great players take it upon themselves to study when we can't be with them. That is the next step with this team."


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Ada Evening News, The (Newspaper) - July 4, 1962, Ada, Oklahoma Adans relax, Berliners parade, Nixon talks in Denmark, parachutists jump, atomic bomb blowers decide to wait awhile, "firecrackers" are lighted in Algeria and N. Krushchev gets Into an argument on jazz with B. Goodman Speaker Forgets His Point Due To Hecklers; Page 5 THE ADA EVENING NEWS Yankees' M Boys Smash Athletics; See Sports Page 59TH YEAR NO. 97 ADA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1962 12 Pages 5 CENTS WEEKDAY, 10 CENTS SUNDAY What Vision Did They See? It wai 186 years today that group of committed themselves and their nation to the defense of freedom. What was this freedom they envisioned? What is freedom in America? Freedom is a man at the lathe, or at the desk, doing the job he likes to do, and speaking for himself. It is the man in the pulpit, or on the corner, speaking his mind. It a man puttering in his garden in the evening, and swapping talk with his neighbor over the fence. It is the unafraid faces of men and women and children at tht beach, or look- ing- out of the car windows speeding along a four-lane highway. It is a man saying "Howdy, without look- ing cautiously over his shoulder. It is the people of the country making up minds. It is a soprano singing "The Star Spangled Banner" off-key and meaning every word of it. Freedom is the air you breathe and the sweat you sweat. It is you, and 200 mil- lion people like you, with your chins up daring anybody to take it away from you. Ada Celebrates In Peace By ERNEST THOMPSON Forty years ago, Thomas L; Masson coined the phrase "Safe and Sane Fourth." In fact, he could have added a third adjective for Ada this year "dull." Wednesday was the Fourth of July Independence Day. But. in Ada "you couldn't hardly tell no diff'runce atall." If it hadn't been for the closed business shops, a sprinkling of flags downtown and a generally peaceful atmosphere, it would have seemed just like any other day. No parades were planned no colorful ceremonies by vet- erans' organizations no giant political rallies no commu- nity picnics no lusty singing and dancing not even a spectacular fireworks display. Only two events of any sig- nificance were planned. The lo- cal drive-in theatre set up a fire- works display for the evening hours and the Ada sky-divers tried to treat a crowd of specta- tors to a parachuting exhibition, despite some high surface winds. It was a bit different in other Oklahoma communities. Activities ranging from greas- ed-pig contests to sky-diving ex- hibitions were planned in ob- servance of Independence Day at various other cities. Troopers Spike Mitchell and H. T. Gay anticipated increased traffic, but weren't expecting a great deal of action until late in the day or Thursday. City police have long recog- Civil War Threatens In Algeria Deserters Join Guerrillas After Bella Sounds Off JFK Calls For Atlantic Partnership For Peace ALGIERS (AP) The threat of civil war mounted in newly independent Al- geria today amid reports of growing opposition among nationalist army command ers to Premier Youssef Ben Khedda's regime. Bolstered by a tumultu ous Moslem welcome for himself and his ministers, Ben Khedda set up head Quarters in Algiers and of July a's'one j with the discreet assistance of the "safest and sanest" days ;0f the French, consolidated of the year. Traffic accidents jhis hold on the government rarely occur in Ada on the holi- I apparatus, day. Thus, police activity is usu- ally limited to snapping up a few violators who insist on shooting firecrackers within the city limits. Ho-hum. America's Biggest Holiday Touckes Alt Of The World By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The nation honors the 186th an- niversary of its independence to- day in a celebration that touches every corner of the world. In Philadelphia, Independence Hall was the focal point, with President Kennedy addressing the National Governor's Conference. The assembly was perhaps the most important in the Pennsylva- nia city since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.there July 4, 1776. It was the World War I first time since that a president made a July 4 speech in the hall. Wherever the American flag this continent and on oth- and informal observ- ances were set In the nation's capital, the White House was open to the public twice the normal time. It long But Ben Khedda apparently could not command the loyalties of Moslem military units in the interior, and rebellious .Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella re- newed his defiance from abroad. Deserters Join In the hills south of Algiers, deserters from the French- equipped local security force joined former Moslem guer- rillas in apparent support of Ben Bella's call for radical leftist rev- olution in the new nation. From eastern Algeria came re- ports of new armed support for I the dissidents. Col. Tahar Sbiri, message was sent to the Presi-1 commander in eastern Algeria, re- dent by the Yang Dipertuan; portedly described Ben Khedda as Agong, Malaya's king. counterrevolutionary" and he Ambassador Thomas C. Mann is voiced support for Ben Bella, depositing a floral wreath on thej In western Algeria, officers column of Independence in Mex- j around Oran and Ben Bella's ico City. I home village of Mamia were re- There were observances in Thai- j ported wavering between the two Scientists Decide On Safe And Sane Fourth HONOLULU (AP) American scientists, anxious to make cer- tain this time that they explode a nuclear device 200 miles above Johnston Island, are taking an ad- ditional day for preparation. Scientists failed in two attempts to explode in space a device more powerful than one million tons of TNT. Men returning from tiny, anten- na-strewn Johnston Island said they felt they lost face when those present delay. The Weather Bu- reau says conditions tonight will be favorable even though not perfect. Unofficial sources say pressure is intense on insuring that this time there will be a successful shoot. Radio Moscow already has had a lot to say about the June 4 failure. It claims this demonstrat- ed the inadequacy of American missiles. The had been closed to tourists on. land_where us. Marines sit op. factions, legal holidays. In Manila, Filipinos observed the day as their first Philippine- American Friendship Day. In Tokyo, Emperor Hirohito sent a congratulatory cable to President Kennedy. A similar posite the Laotian border as in- surance for the independence of free nations in that area of the world. ___ ___ In London, the U.S. once the site of one of the world's biggest Independence Day observ- in austerity. In the past, the entire American col- ony in London had been invited along with many Britons and dip- lomats. This year. Ambassador David Bruce had only a small guest list. In wall-divided Berlin. Gen. Lu- cius D. Clay accepts a salute at the first Yankee parade held there since just after World War II. Some American troops will march down Gneisenaustrasse in the borough of Kreuzberg, with a 50-gun salute at the Platz Derluft- Square. Sitting in the square is a nomu- ment to the airlift commanded by Clay that broke the Soviet block- ade of 1948-49. In the United States, the Lou- isiana Legislature planned to work Army Is Key unknown the two prevuus attempts fizzled. lved Thor The third shot originally wasiin the second test. Parts of the i i i T The Defense Department ab-L ri n tn -ipar lln today m an at emp. to clear up flf fault scheduled for late tonight a Fourth of July display as visible _____ as the sun over the reaches of i after a midair explosion. The of- the Pacific Joint Task Forces announced Tuesday an unexplained 24-hour delay. Informed speculation- here is that scientists wanted more time to check out the nuclear device and the missile that will carry it. Latest weather reports from Johnston Island indicate that weather can't be blamed for the rocket fell back on Johnston mood_in the counlrv, at Island, slightly injuring two men, wherever there was re. laxation. Some visit Fort McIIenry, birth- place of the Star Spangled Ban- ner, in Baltimore. More than 000 were expected to watch fire- works displays. In .Fort Madison, Iowa, children their to the 49th kiddies parade scheduled by (Continued on Page Two) ficial explanation was that instru- ments attached to the rocket cre- ated unforeseen friction, overheat- ing it to the point of explosion. The detonation, when it occurs, is expected to be the biggest and highest in the current test series. It is expected to blast a hole in the ionosphere and disrupt some communications for 32 hours. key to any Algerian power strug- the national- ist army in exile, which was pre- paring to march into Algeria from Morocco and Tunisia. President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic la- bored to heal the split in the Al- gerian leadership. His efforts thus far have failed. Ben'Bella flew into Cairo from Libya Tuesday night to confer with Nasser and again denounced Ben Khedda for dismissing three top nationalist army commanders Saturday for allegedly planning a military coup to install Ben Bella in power. Bella Is Angry Ben Bella called the dismissals "a violation of the principles of the Algerian revolution." "This is the reason why I could not respond to President Nasser's mediatory efforts to get me to re- turn to Tunis and enter indepen- dent Algeria with the rest of the Algerian he said. Ben Khedda also referred to the leadership split on his triumphal arrival in Algiers. In an obvious reference to Ben Bella, he called for "unity against personal power, against men of ambition, against military adventures, demagogues and fascists of all kinds." Warns of Anarchy He warned against "anarchy of unfortunate local and private in- itiative." Ben Khedda appeared clearly in command in Algiers, at least for the moment, and his regime immediately set about taking the SAFE MOVE Thert't more thin ont way to skin a cat or heavy office safe. Bill Lee, owner of The Lee Company, deviled a unique way to accomplish the latter feat Tuesday afternoon. The problem was; to: move .the-bulky tafe from his old store site at 111 ,East Main to hii new store .IVa blocki_to the east. He merely shoved.the.lafe.into the street, pushed it with a truck the hood to guide it in the right direction. It worked. (NEWS Staff Photo by Ernest Death Stalks Highways As Traffic Toll Keeps Rising By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Traffic 40 Boating 3 Drowning 2 Miscellaneous 4 Total 49 The nation's Independence Day The weather may have been a fie deaths may number between factor. Many sections had the! 110 and 150 during the holiday, traditional Fourth of July sun. Today is one-day ob- But there were large areas observance of the Fourth of July rain in the East, South and Mid- west. The National Safely Council had figured almost all of the nation's 76 million motor vehicles would traffic death toll rose slowly sometime or other during the day. At 11 a.m. EOT the tabulation showed 40 deaths in traffic, 3 in boating accidents, 2 drownings and 4 fatalities in the miscellane- ous bracket for an over-all total of 49. holiday period that began at 6 since World War II. In 1956 there were 137 traffic fatalities for the 30-hour period and in 1951 the death.toll for a similar period was 105. Last year's Independence Day holiday period covered four days p.m. (local time) Tuesday 50g persons were killed in and will end at midnight tonight.1 Statisticians calculated they would travel a total of 2.7 billion miles. The council.estimated that traf- Nikita Doesnt Dig Russian Jazz, Either By PRESTON GROVER MOSCOW Khru- shchev went to a Fourth of July reception at the American Em- reins of the government. Thejbassy today, toasted President transition from French to Alger- Kennedy, said things were getting ian rule proceeded smoothly. better about Berlin, and com- The French-formed provisional; mented that he didn't like Amer- executive in nearby Rocher Noir'ican-jazz. was to -administer Algeria until election. But Abderrahmane Fares, the executive's Moslem president, in- dicated he would hand over his powers to Ben Khedda promptly. The move "has the blessing of French officials. Ben Khedda fa- vors cooperation with France, (Continued on Page Two) "I don't understand Russian jazz he said. he said, pointing to sunny skies after a week of rain. He toasted the President as he stood on the porch of the embassy residence, Spaso House, while a white mist of .tree blossoms whirled around in the air. "I want to congratulate the i American' he said. "1 wish for peace and success. 1 think that is the main thing." Khrushchev went to the-party t Theresas an exchange of .light for the second successive year., He skipped 1960, the year of the' U2 flight and the collapsing sum- mit conference. He appeared in a good mood. "We did everything possible to make the weather good for 'the talk between Khrushchev John McSweeney, charge and d'af- faires, then they strolled out on the lawn where they were quickly surrounded by correspondents. To a question about Berlin and (Continued on Page Two) traffic accidents. Other violent deaths boosted the over-all total to a record 924. Last Memorial Day also was a 30-hour holiday period, with 107 traffic deaths and an over-all vio- lent death toll of 201. The record low traffic death toll for any one- day holiday was .81 on' Memorial Day 1951. The record high was 253 on Christmas in 1946. The Associated Press, for com- parative purposes, made a survey of deaths in accidents in the 30- hour period from 6 p.m. Tuesday June 19 to midnight Wednesday June 20. It showed 96 traffic fa- talities, 3 in boating accidents, 30 drownings and 23 deaths in mis- cellaneous accidents for an over- all total of 152. other ovation as he shook hands again with those who had taken part on the program and walked down the steps from the platform. Nearby spectators pressed in about him and Kennedy shook the hands of some. He waved to others in the crowd who were held back by police and Secret Service men.' One young woman who attempted to break through the barriers to touch the President was quickly tossed back into the crowd. She did not appear to be hurt but was handled some- what roughly. Kennedy walked into Independ- ence Hall as the crowd which had been'Closely packed in the plaza began breaking up. After Kennedy walked into the hall a group of youths hoisted a sign wliich read, "Segregate our fallout shelters." A brief melee developed in which the sign was knocked, down. Hold- ing it up again, the youths bore it away, Kennedy took off at p.m., in his helicopter for Camp David, Md., to spend the rest of the Fourth of holiday with his family. The founders of this country, who pledged their lives, fortunes and sacred honor in the break with Britain on July 4, 1776, un leashed a revolution of national aspiration which remains the most powerful force on earth today, Kennedy told the huge crowd. But in the same hall, the Presi- dent went on, was drafted the American Constitition "which stressed not independence but in- n you finally have it, you re rf welded too old for the Gen. I Fea. Corp.) i (Continued on Page Two) Philadelphia Cheers Him On Arrival For Speech To Conference Of Governors PHILADELPHIA (AP) One hundred thousand flag- waving Philadelphians cheered a Fourth of July pledge by President Kennedy today to strive for a concrete At- lantic partnership for peace and freedom with the em- erging union of Europe. The United States will be prepared to discuss with Europe, Kennedy said, a mutually beneficial partner- ship which ultimately can achieve "a world of law and free choice, banishing the world of war and coercion." "All this will not be completed in a year but let the world know that this is now our the Presi- dent proclaimed. "It would serve, as a nucleus for the eventual union of all free men those who are now free and those who vow Berliners Cheer U.S. Marchers BERLIN (AP) U.S. troops, tanks and armored cars filed past cheering West Berliners today in a Fourth of July parade in this: Communist-encircled city. Gen. Lucius D. Clay, here on a. three-day visit as President Kennedy's consultant, took tha salute as guest of honor. The crowd gave a warm cheer to Clay, whose airlift broke the'So- viet blockade of 1948-49 and who is considered a leading advocate of the hard line in dealing.with the Soviet Union on the future of Berlin, The_parade; started in cold rain, but the-skies cleared before it fas over. The -little American garrison in he isolated city does not usually icld street parades on July 't has few street parades of any But today it brought out troops, almost half its VOW someday to be free." Kennedy spoke on.the occasior of an unprecedented gathering ol the governors of the American states, territories and possessions at Independence Hall, the birth- place of United States freedom. A huge throng filled the sun- drenched two-block national Inde- pendence Park. Kennedy's words were carried by loudspeakers to thousands more clustered about the stately, red-brick hall where Thomas Jefferson's declaration was signed 186 years ago today. The speech also was carried on radio and television. Speeches, a brilliantly costumed Mummers' band, fluttering flags, and streets lined with .clapping, cheering children and grownups in holiday mood made Philadelphia's celebration a grand and glorious Fourth in the traditional of yes- teryear although the President arrived from the White House in an ultramodern helicopter. The President was smiling and in high spirits as he waved to the crowd and greeted the but his voice became dead seri- ous as he paraphrased an historic quotation of Alexander Hamilton and said: "Americans must learn to think intercontinentally." Kennedy concluded speaking at a.m. During his 36-minute address he was interrupted by ap- plause six times. The President was given an- tind. strength, and 150 jeeps, tanks and armored cars. Clay stood on a platform out- side the borough hall of Kreuz- berg, with Maj. Gen. Albert Wat- son II, the U. S. commandant in he city, and Brig. Gen. Frederick 0. Hartel, the local troop com- mander. Clay presented the prize for the marching" group to "apt. Robert R. Rafferty of 2311 Ruiz St., San Antonio, Tex., for Co. C, 3rd Battle Group, 6th In- fantry. There was a full line of July 4th events for Berlin's little American- 50-gun salute to the 50 state flags, a baseball doubleheader, a cook-out and din- ner-dance for officers and civil- ans, and .picnic for the non- commissioned officers. On the evening program there was a band concert and fire- works. Across the wall, the Commun- st rulers of East Berlin paid no attention to the American holiday. Experience is something that They Oppose Medicare Striking Doctors Press Suit In Canada U. S. GOVERNMENT TAKES LAND FOR LABORATORY at the courthouse late Tuesday afternoon. Slightly more than 16 acres on the escarpment overlooking the basin that in- cludes the Fitts Field have been finally designated by the Department of Health, Educa- tion, and Welfare for the Southwestern Regional Water Pollution Field Laboratory. The land was given without charge by the Sciences and Natural Resources Foundation of Okla- homa to the government. Gordon E. McCallum, (left) Assistant Surgeon General of the U. S. Public Health Service, watches the transfer as Carroll Collier, president of the Ada Chamber of Commerce and trustee of the foundation, hands legal papers to Wilda Hokit (right) of the county clerk's office. G. C. May hue Jr.; attorney for the foundation, the procedure (third from REGINA, Sask. (AP) Sas- katchewan's new compulsory med- ical care plan was under fire -in the courts today as most of the province's 700 doctors carried their strike against the program into the fourth day. The striking 'doctors remained firm in their 'demands that _the Premier Woodrow Lloyd's Social- ist government repeal cal care program. In Saskatoon, Hans Taal, chairman of the so- called Keep-Our-Doctors Commit- tee, said .he planned to stage a mass march to Regina later this week to protest the program. Two doctors filed suit in Saska- toon Tuesday for a court order restraining the province's govern- ment from further implementing the program which went into ef- fect Sunday. Drs. W. J. Cranley. and M. H; Macdonald charged the provincial government, with unconstitutional interference in then- right to prac- tice medicine and asked each in personal damages. Named as defendants were for- mer Premier T. C. lead- er of the. New Democratic party who headed the provincial govern- ment when the medical care in- surance act was introduced in the legislature, and 11 members of the provincial Cabinet. The registrar of the Court of Queen's .Bench, in Saskatoon is- sued a writ giving the defendants 15 days to enter a defense. The City Council of Yorktown in eastern Saskatchewan added its support to. the striking doc- tors. It unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday night support- ing the doctors "in then- fight.for freedom from-control of the pro-. vincial government" and urged the government to withdraw the program until agreement is reached with the doctors. The mother of a 10-month-old boy who died Sunday while the parents sought desperately, to find medical .help-reportedly blamed the. government for the infant's death. "If they had not forced the doc- tors to strike, my Carl would be alive Mrs. Peter Dernous- off was quoted as-saying by the Toronto Star. .Ths-striking contend the It- compulsory medical care program opens the way for government control of medical practice. A government source estimated only about 100 of the province's 700 physicians would work under the plan. The first of its kind on a major scale in North Amer- all of the province's residents not covered by the Canadian federal medical in- surance plans. It allows free choice among doc- (Continued on Page Twe) Ex Official Heads For Prison Term OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) J.G. McCluskey, former state Agricul- ture Department finance director accused of embezzling of state funds, was ordered Tuesday to start serving a seven-year pris- on sentence.' The Court of Criminal Appeals denied McCluskey's second peti- tion for a rehearing on a forgery conviction. McCluskey was con- victed in 1959 of forging a warrant. An audit showed a short- age between 1952 and 1958, while he was finance director. In his petition for rehearing, McCluskey contended'he was de- nied due process under state and federal constitutions. In other action, the court upheld the burglary conviction of Elmer Caldwell in Comanche County and the drunken driving conviction of Bill Williams in Pittsburg County. High temperature in Ada Tuesday was S3; low Tuesday nlfht, 73; reading at 7 a.m. WedatttdaT, 77. ;
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The other day, I was out in my driveway when I heard a quick "beep beep" of a siren. I turned just in time to see one of our motorcycle cops approaching the intersection. There was a car stopped at the arterial stop. The driver was really scrambling to get a cell phone away from his ear and his seat belt on.
The cop kept going. Good cop; lucky kid. It was sure fun to see him scrambling, though. Brought back some memories.
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Legend by David Gemmel:A review
Book Review by: Connor Gormley
Status: Finished
Genre: Fantasy
Legend by David Gemmel: A book review
Legend, David Gemmels fantasy debut, is jaw dropping in every sense. The action is fast, accurate and hard hitting, which is good because there's a lot of it, the characters are interesting and original. There's Rek, a coward turned hero through love, Gan Orrin, a man, at first hated by the men he commands only to earn their respect through the ordeals of battle, there's Ulric, a villain who, for once, is not purely evil and to a certain extent likeable, there's Caessa a voluptuous woman who kills the men she sleeps with, exerting her hate for the masculine sex. It's truly enthralling to watch these characters thrive and develop on the battlefield of Dros Delnoch, but, needless to say, all these pale in comparison to the towering achievement that is Druss the legend, a man whose very name sends a shiver of awesome down your spine, go on just say it Druss… the… legend feels good doesn't it? This man is brilliantly executed, the way people react to him and the utter respect they treat him with, truly paints the picture of how revered this man I and, consequently you begin to feel for him yourself, you feel the respect that his peers do. It's captivating. When he's struggling you find yourself concerned only to rise up in celebration as he hews down his foes, it's compelling to see him tested on the walls, as his pride is challenged and his strength assessed. When he trains the men and pushes them to the point of collapse you wonder if he's making the right decision, but he must be, He's DRUSS THE LEGEND, DRUSSS THE LEGEND, he doesn't get anything wrong. Ulric, whom I have mentioned before is also interesting, although he is denied the development he needs he's still one of the more compelling villains in recent memory, as I said he is not wholly evil and wants nothing more than to spread the influence of his tribe. He's a patriot, just like the good guys, he treats his enemies with respect, giving them proper burials and rituals, giving Druss his own funeral pyre. When the enemy enter his camp, asking to join the merriment he greets them as allies and drinks with them, laughs with them and respects them. He's a far-cry from the generic Bond villains that clutter today's media .He fears being condemned by history, when a soldier of his cheat's in a duel against Druss, he is genuinely concerned, he's angry when the heroic exploits of Rek and Druss makes him evil in the eyes of history when he, quite Cleary, is not. Then there's the action, the whole affair feels like 300 in a fantasy universe and that's by no means a bad thing, the sheer hopelessness of the situation really draws you in and compels you to read on, especially as the men fight back a horde that by all means should have killed them. The fighting itself is excellently written and is the place where Gemmel truly shines, you can feel the battle around you as the nadir hordes clash, time and time again with the Drenai soldiers time and time again, and you can feel the sword strokes, hear the bones crunch and see the carnage. It's on par with Robert E Howard. This gem is flawed, however, Rek, who is initially interesting, seems to falter towards the end, his original cowardly personality is overshadowed by his heroics and never mentioned again, it seemed that about halfway through the book Gemmel forgot the original concept of the character and changed him from a hero with potential to a generic, archetype hero, who acts the hero because he is the hero, it's incredibly disappointing. Then there's the problems with pacing in Legend it feels as though everything of interest is jammed into the second half and I personally, struggled to plough through the dreary first half as there seemed to be little to motivate me to continue other than the prospect of Dros Delnoch. Despite this, nothing takes away from the sheer excellence of the characters and the utter brilliance of the battles, making Legend a strong debut from one of fantasy's greatest authors.
Final verdict: 8/10 an astonishing heroic fantasy with great characters and stunning battle scenes. A fantasy that lives up to its namesake.
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Udi Manber on Google Search
Search guru Udi answers some questions on Google Search
It is not often that Udi Manber pops up for air and answers questions so here is a really fascinating, well to me anyway, conversation he had with Popular Mechanics. Highlights include:
- Last year Google made over 450 improvements to the algorithm. 450!
- Put the right keywords in your content – makes sense!
- The results we (Google) show you are based not only on what we know of the Web, but also what other people have searched for
- Google does not have the capability to manually change the rankings. It has to be done algorithmically (Matt Cutts said that Google 'are willing to take manual action on a small number of issues like webspam and removals for legal reasons')
- In the future, assuming you give permission, Google may use your Social Network profile to help build more personalised results – cool!
- The changes to the search algorithm are made without any consideration to the PPC sales side of Google
This is a really good read, it's a shame we don't here more from Udi!
Final comment from our new chum Udi:
'Our goal is very simple: We want to return to the user the answer that they need'.
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