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Here he confides his most intimate feelings and recollections of his extraordinary life. With remarkable detail and intimacy, Barbara Leaming reveals the private Welles: from child prodigy and young lion in Dublin and New York, to the succès de scandale of his The War of the Worlds broadcast; from his auspicious directing debut with the legendary Citizen Kane in his 20s, to the sabotage of his further directing career by the Hollywood studios; from his affairs, carousing, and stormy marriage to Rita Hayworth, to his association with Roosevelt and aspirations to the presidency.
It is a picture with an all-star cast, including Olivier, Monroe, Dietrich, Garbo, Warren Beatty, Charlie Chaplin, Princess Margaret, and Prince Aly Khan.
©1985 Barbara Leaming; (P)1996 Blackstone Audio, Inc.
"[A] beautifully researched, valuable study of one of America's most influential and mysterious artists....[What] makes this book remarkable is Welles's own contribution. His comments, opinions, interviews cut in and out of the narrative with an almost cinematic force." (Patricia Bosworth)
"Great book; average narration"
I had read this book several years ago in print--and enjoyed it very much--so was happy to see an audio version available. It's still a great book, but I grew increasingly frustrated with the reader, who had an annoying habit of occasionally emphasizing (to me) the wrong words in sentences--or using an "arch" tone when one wasn't (again, to me) really called for. I found myself editing her narration in my mind, or frequently wondered what the great director himself might have thought of her reading! So, while it's not terrible, a different narrator--say, Edward Herrmann--might have brought this material to life in a way that Ms. Conlin doesn't.
"A Mesmerizing Tale read by a wonderful narrator"
A wonderfully told tale by author Barbara Leaming, made all the more enjoyable by narrator Grace Conlin's patiently nuanced reading. It's easy to lose the thread of a story when the world is the stage - as it certainly was for Welles - and the players so numerous and varied, but Ms. Conlin's pacing and delivery keeps the detailed action compelling throughout the long and winding journey of Welles' extraordinary life
You "hear" and feel Orson Welles throughout this book. Very open and honest and certainly connects the dots well between what you may or may not know about his life and career. Feels like you're sitting down to enjoy an extended lunch with him as he tells you anything and everything. Barbara Leaming certainly connected with him in a way that most people have not.
"Leaming & Conlin Bring Orson Back Into Our Lives"
Brilliant, Driven, Humanitarian
Orson is the most important and my favorite character. No one was more collectively brilliant than he. In his early life he was as ego centric as most are at that age, but he did not stay there. Later on, (thou still driven) he would reach out to others. Was more caring and giving. Hi last phone call (the night he died( was to the mother of a close director friend, asking how she was and reminding her to take her meds. I have loved Orson for over 50 years of my life. Orson was yet another example of the good that God gave to us. My friend has been gone for over 25 years and I miss him still....
What a blessing that our reader was Grace Conlin. She seemed to very much understand the nature and depth of this great man. A performer (in this case) has only their voice to tell the story. However, dear Ms. Conlin read Leaming's words like she had known Orson all her life. This wonderful lady is such an artist. At times, I was so drawn buy her ability to communicate it seemed like she and I were sharing wonderful memories of this man I have loved for so long. Thank you so much Ms. Conlin. There just are NO words to describe your abilities and care..
NO! The book was over 20 hours long. Actually I wanted to take my time. Knowing early on that this audio book was a pleasure I did not want end anytime soon.
If you are into the theater, old time radio, or the movies, this book is for you. It is well worth the money and your time. Do yourself a favor. If you love the fine arts, this book is for you.
"More Than Just a Biography... a Collaboration"
This might be the most heartbreaking review I ever write. I discovered the golden age of radio, The War of the Worlds, and The Shadow through Orson Welles. I discovered Welles at the end of his life when I was 12, when he performed the voice of the monster planet Unicron in Transformers: The Movie. It's not Citizen Kane, and it would never be anything remotely close. I get that, but that's how I came to appreciate one of the greatest geniuses the entertainment world has ever known. My love of radio happened because of this man. This man changed my life and expanded my world.
This biography is truly something special because it has something that other biographies don't have: Welles himself. Author Barbara Learning was able to contact and collaborate with Welles on this biography through means that typifies Welles' life story, and he gave her free reign and resources because he understood that there is Welles the man, Welles the legend, and his own memory, none of which were in alignment. He was curious to learn about all three aspects. More insightful than the story of Welles' life are the inserted dialogues between Welles and Learning, which adds both gravitas and that personal flourish that makes all the difference. Welles was an extraordinary man by any measure, and his life was as equally bizarre.
On a personal note... the epilogue shattered my childhood. After going through the highs and lows, after getting the personal reminiscences from greatness to virtual unemployment, the hardest part was hearing him refer to my first experience with him as "that horrible little project about Japanese robots that transform into vehicles and such" and how at least it'll help him to buy groceries or something. It was one of the last things he performed before he passed, and he didn't live long enough to see it released. I knew all along he wasn't pleased with it, and I get it, I really do. I can see how a man of Welles' star caliber might think that a string of voiceovers in commercials and cartoons would be something terrible, even after a long stretch of failure and unemployment. But to have his own commentary on it is rough. I like to think that it's little projects like this that will ultimately lead people of later generations to find his work through the back alleys when they might otherwise not seek out the likes of Citizen Kane. After all, that's how I discovered his work. And just like nobody could have predicted something like that, nobody could have predicted the kind of twists and turns Welles' life would take. I thought I knew about Welles before. This book expanded on so much I only thought I knew. As biographies go, this one's a treasure.
Well written and fascinating story leaving me feel that Wells was a brilliant man that was left unrewarded by the Hollywood machine
"Tooooo slow disappointed."
love the narrator...she has narrated other books I've listened to..This book doest deserve her.
she was great
the author didn't do Orson justice. Disappointed by author
"Very Interesting"
Both informative and interesting. Although long it never felt that way. I must say after finishing, Orson did seem to waste his immense talent.
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For the second match in succession Novak Djokovic survived an Italian Open dogfight, this time beating big-serving Canadian Milos Raonic 6-7, 7-6, 6-3 to reach today's final.
Djokovic, who won a sizzling quarter-final against Spain's David Ferrer, was subjected to an onslaught of power by Raonic, but eventually got the upper hand to book his place against top seed Rafa Nadal after the world No 1 made light work of Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov, winning 6-2, 6-2.
It was another pulsating and punishing match for Djokovic against the 23-year-old Raonic - a clash of styles lasting three hours.
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"It's a big win because it gives me strength and belief that I can hopefully carry towards the final and the rest the season," said Djokovic, who is bidding for a third Rome title. "I can't remember the last time I felt so helpless in a return game. I couldn't predict his serve at all."
He started in low-key fashion, apparently content to bide his time as Raonic unleashed serves at 230kmh. The 26-year-old looked to have the first set sewn up when he won the first three points in the tie-break, only for Raonic to fire back with an incredible six-point streak on his way to sealing an opening set in which he flung down eight aces.
Djokovic was in the box seat in the second set when he finally broke Raonic's serve in the fourth game after an hour and 42 minutes, only for the Canadian to break right back in a game that contained an improbable backhand drop shot. The set drifted to another tie-break, and despite Raonic fighting back from 2-0 down, Djokovic held his nerve to take it 7-4 and set up a decider. Raonic dropped serve immediately in the third and that effectively spelled the end of his challenge.
For Djokovic it will be his fifth final in the Italian capital, but he will up against Nadal who will be seeking a record eighth. While he had survived a scare against Britain's Andy Murray on Friday, Dimitrov had been handed his semi-final spot when Tommy Haas retired after losing the first set of their quarter-final, but it was Nadal who looked the fresher of the two.
The 27-year-old barely put a shot out of place in a masterful first set display that lasted just over 30 minutes.
It did not get much better in the second set for 23-year-old Dimitrov, who immediately lost his serve and failed to get any sort of foothold in the match against an opponent who had beaten him on their four other meetings.
Despite the disappointment of missing out on the semis, Murray believes he is beginning to regain the form which saw him win four titles last year, including Wimbledon, and equal his highest career ranking of second.
The 27-year-old Scot, still finding his feet on the court after under-going back surgery last September, took Nadal to three sets, blowing the Spaniard away in the opening set and going 4-2 up in the third, before eventually succumbing to a 1-6, 6-3, 7-5, defeat.
"I felt going into the French I would be playing good tennis," he said. "I don't feel people have respected the severity of back surgery, it takes time, but I feel closer to where I want to be. That was probably the best I have hit the ball on clay for a while and the best I have felt physically since the surgery. "
In the women's event, world No 1 Serena Williams gained revenge for her Australian Open fourth-round defeat by Ana Ivanovic, beating the Serb 6-1, 3-6, 6-1, to set up a final against local favourite Sara Errani.
Errani became the first Italian to reach the final in nearly 30 years after she saw off Serbia's twice former champion Jelena Jankovic 6-3, 7-5, in front of a passionate Foro Italico crowd.
Meanwhile, Heather Watson faces having to play twice today if she is to win the Prague Open after her last-four match against Hungarian Timea Babos became a victim of heavy rain yesterday.

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Most of my readers are from the South. I can say that, because no matter where you are, you're probably not in the northernmost portion of the globe. Therefore, you're south of something. And my understanding of Southerners is that they all watched 'Dukes of Hazzard' un-ironically.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Upon entrance into the 2010 season, the general consensus was that LeBron James was the NBA's best player and Kevin Durant was fantasy basketball's best option. It still appears to be that way by most accounts. It's an opinion so common it feels like fact.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Old men should also 'go Wes.' Or young women. Or old women. Just kidding. Old women don't want anything to do with fantasy sports. But the point is that anyone who does do fantasy basketball should have already grabbed Wes Matthews after his game-winning 30-point, .579-shooting night.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Stephen Curry's not a selfish basketball player. No one ever accused him of being one, but after Wednesday's season opener in Golden State, it should have smacked everyone in the face like the hook of a Katy Perry song. Curry is going to hand the ball off more often than he will dribble five steps past the halfcourt line and start chuckin'.Please, blog, may I have some more?
All preseason, Mike D'Antoni and the Knicks left a shroud of mystery surrounding the two-spot the likes of which ain't been seen since Carmen Sandiego was in Budapest, no Algiers, no Greenland. All good things like the shooting guard mystery and Rocapella must come to an end.Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Into the Abyss: An Extraordinary True Story (Hardcover)
An Extraordinary True Story
Grand Central Publishing, 9781455501953, 336pp.
Publication Date: May 21, 2013
Only four men survived the plane crash. The pilot. A politician. A cop... and the criminal he was shackled to.
On an icy night in October 1984, a commuter plane carrying nine passengers crashed in the remote wilderness of northern Alberta, killing six people. Four survived: the rookie pilot, a prominent politician, a cop, and the criminal he was escorting to face charges. Despite the poor weather, Erik Vogel, the 24-year-old pilot, was under intense pressure to fly. Larry Shaben, the author's father and Canada's first Muslim Cabinet Minister, was commuting home after a busy week at the Alberta Legislature. Constable Scott Deschamps was escorting Paul Archambault, a drifter wanted on an outstanding warrant. Against regulations, Archambault's handcuffs were removed-a decision that would profoundly impact the men's survival.
As the men fight through the night to stay alive, the dividing lines of power, wealth, and status are erased, and each man is forced to confront the precious and limited nature of his existence.
About the Author
Praise For Into the Abyss: An Extraordinary True Story…
"Gripping and emotionally affecting. . . a deep and satisfying book."
-Washington Post
"[Shaben] vividly recreates how these four total strangers managed to survive the tragedy."
-New York Post
"With Into the Abyss Carol Shaben gives us an astonishing true story of catastrophe and redemption. Shaben writes from the inside out, as in the best non-fiction, creating a nuanced and tightly braided portrait of four men and their shared trauma that is by turns terrifying and deeply humane. Every line in this story rings true."
-John Vaillant, author of The Tiger
"Electrifying...Shaben's riveting narrative is filled with heart and the story is well told."
-Publishers Weekly
"[T]his is a complex, chilling narrative rendered with depth and precision, engaged in both its characters and the larger social moment... A worthy addition to the canon of extreme-survival nonfiction."
"As a concept, it doesn't get much better [than this]... Into the Abyss is in the best traditions of true-life journalism and grips from beginning to end."
-Iain Finlayson, The Times
"The gripping account . . . is ultimately about the survivors, telling the story in scouring yet respectful detail of the four men who limped away from the fatal crash."
-Fish Griwkowsky, Edmonton Journal
"A story that has haunted Vancouver-based writer Carol Shaben, Larry's daughter, since it happened... She was able to use [Archambault's] story to take readers along on that stormy night, to the side of a mountain where four men struggled to stay alive overnight alongside the six others who had died."
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Online Extra: Clemson hires Smith as women's hoops coach
By PETE IACOBELLI
AP Sports Writer
Audra Smith knows how to succeed as a player in the Atlantic Coast Conference. She's eager to do it again as Clemson's new women's basketball coach.
Smith, the former Virginia player who spent the past nine years as UAB's head coach, was hired to take over the Tigers' struggling program Monday and make an impact in the already tough and soon-to-be beefed up ACC.
"There has been success here," Smith said. "If I'm not mistaken, there have been two ACC championships and trips to the NCAA tournament and that was attractive to me because I know that we can get this program turned around and going in the right direction."
Things have trended downward for the Lady Tigers in recent years. Former Clemson point guard Itoro Coleman, part of two ACC championship teams in the late 1990s, went just 25-63 in three seasons before she was fired last month.
The ACC challenge figures to get tougher the next couple of years with the inclusion of Final Four teams Notre Dame and Louisville, along with Syracuse and Pittsburgh. Smith, though, won with the Lady Cavaliers, a member of a team from 1988-92 that won two ACC titles and played in three Final Fours — a team led by All-American Dawn Staley, now the successful coach at South Carolina, Clemson's state rival.
Staley, named to the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame on Monday, welcomed Smith to the state. "I already told her we aren't supposed to like each other, but she will be an exception on those days we aren't playing each other," Staley said.
Clemson athletic director Dan Radakovich looked for a coach with previous experience and solid knowledge of the ACC. He said Smith was the top choice among five candidates interviewed.
"She's rebuilt programs before," Radakovich said.
Radakovich said Smith received a five-year contract worth a total of $1.375 million.
Clemson has not reached the NCAA tournament since 2002. It has not had a winning record since going 17-12 in 2003-04.
Smith was 138-138 at UAB, but her 57-39 mark the past three years was the best mark during that span in the Blazers history. She twice made the WNIT, including after this past season's 18-13 mark.
Smith said she'll bring a hard-working, fast-paced, defensive-minded style to the Lady Tigers. "Oh, it's going to be fun," she said.
Smith also warned Clemson fans that she gets a little excited on the sidelines and often wanders onto the court to make her point. "I'm warned a lot of the times by the officials that they can't have six defenders on the floor, my arms are a little long so they want me to stay in the box," she joked. "But we will defend. We hang our hats on defense. That is what I'm all about."
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In a tragedy like this, liability falls to whoever caused the accident, either directly or through negligence.
(PRWEB) May 15, 2013
Five women were burned to death and four others severely injured when a rented limo burst into flames Saturday as stated in the USA Today article (5.5.13). The cause of the fire has still not been determined, a fact that car accident lawyer Michael Steinger says raises major questions about liability for the incident.
The limo was on its way to a bachelorette party when the rear began to smoke. The driver pulled over, but by the time the vehicle stopped a fire had engulfed the car, racing from back to front. Four of the passengers managed to escape with injuries including burns and smoke inhalation, but five others died trapped in the car according to USA Today (5.5.13).
The bride-to-be was among those who died. She was going to be married in June.
"In a tragedy like this, liability falls to whoever caused the accident, either directly or through negligence," said Steinger, whose practice focuses on helping accident victims. "The responsible party has to pay for medical bills, damages and even pain and suffering. But in this case, the picture is very unclear."
The USA today article reported that according to a California Highway Patrol officer, there was no car collision to cause the fire.
"Ultimately the liability could fall with the car manufacturer, if there was a faulty component," Steinger said, "Or with the limo company if they were negligent in maintenance or installed custom electronics that could have sparked the fire. The victims and their families are entitled to justice, and they will demand answers."
About Michael Steinger:
Michael S. Steinger is a Miami car accident lawyer and a founding partner of Steinger, Iscoe and Greene. Mr. Steinger has a demonstrated track record of success for clients and maintains a strict promise only to work on behalf of victims and never big business. He can be contacted at:
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A Letter From our President
Welcome friends, alumnae, and sisters of Alpha Omega Epsilon!
My name is Kripa Varghese and I am honored to serve as the 2017 President of the Sigma Chapter of Alpha Omega Epsilon! Our sisterhood can be described perfectly by our motto: "Friendship, Leadership, and Professionalism." The work and efforts of our sisters is impeccable; manifested through the multitude of personal and professional accomplishments each sister has garnered through her time at Georgia Tech. As young women in engineering, science, and technology, we strive to promote leadership and professionalism in the wide variety of industries and positions that we have had the privilege to be a part of. As a sisterhood, we foster the lifetime friendship between our members through sisterhood, social, and philanthropic events. Through our network of sisters and alumnae, we develop the drive and ambition to strive for excellence.
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Walz chasing re-election
ST. PAUL -- Tim Walz started his congressional career at the top.
He became president of the U.S. House freshman caucus right after his election two years ago, and gained publicity far beyond the borders of his southern Minnesota 1st Congressional District.
Walz's name often was tossed around as a potential U.S. Senate candidate, something unusual for a first-term congressman. But he did not waiver in his decision to seek re-election.
His fellow freshman elected Walz their leader because he is into "coalition building," he said. But it also helped that Minnesotans are known for getting along with others and making government work.
The most surprising thing he encountered in his first two years in Washington was "the hyperpartisanship" that he said leads to more focus on ideology than producing good results.
Still, he said, "the system allows the voice of the people to win out," such as when he won financial help for severe southeast Minnesota flooding and for extra hazardous duty pay for soldiers in Kosovo.
"Whenever partisanship raises its head, I have to tell you, I become very, very uncomfortable with that," Walz said.
The congressman said he pushes for cooperation from opponents.
"I have always said it is very unhealthy to assume they do not love their country or their state as much as we do," he said.
As a high school teacher and National Guard member, Walz said he feels at home in Congress.
"This is what the founders envisioned," he said.
As freshmen president, Walz was in a good position to educate others about the farm bill Congress passed earlier this year. Colleagues listened, he said, because his district receives more government farm payments than most parts of the country.
His opponent, Brian Davis, complained that Walz is tied too closely to Democratic leaders such as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of San Francisco.
"He says he is bucking party leadership when he voted with Nancy Pelosi nearly 100 percent of the time," Davis said.
Walz beat six-term GOP U.S. Rep. Gil Gutknecht in 2006, getting 53 percent of the vote in a district that had been considered safe for Republicans.
Walz grew up in eastern Nebraska and joined the National Guard when he was 17. He eventually spent 24 years in the Guard, which laid the groundwork for his current emphasis on veterans' issues.
After becoming a teacher, Walz participated in a Harvard University program to teach in China. As a Mankato West High School coach, Walz led his team to two state football championships.


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As a young black gay woman, I am met with a great deal of preconceived notions associated with my communities. Many people in my communities relate to being misunderstood and prejudged. As young adults, as African-Americans, as LGBTQ Americans, we all have people thinking things about us that just aren't true.
One thing all of these communities have in common is that outsiders often view us as people who don't care about our health. Black people are overweight and don't watch what they eat. Heard that one? How about LGBTQ folks are promiscuous partiers who don't care about our health or sexual decisions because it's part of our lifestyle? And then there's the misconception that all young adults think we're young and presumably healthy, therefore invincible!
But we know the truth and can change these misconceptions. Statistics show that LGBTQ Americans have been discriminated against by the health care system for years. This means that even though LGBTQ people suffer from higher rates of chronic disease than other populations, we don't automatically seek medical attention.
As a young black woman, I know too well that many members of my communities don't have health care because we've simply lacked affordable options and don't want to face discrimination or judgment in the doctor's office.
We also know that young adults go to the ER at a higher rate than any other age group under 75. Why? We can't afford to go in for regular preventive checkups and often are hit with huge bills from these ER trips.
Now, with the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, in effect as of Tuesday, we can proactively take control of our health. Obamacare will bring access to health care to my communities and help build a more diverse, culturally competent medical workforce ready to address our health concerns. The funding from Obamacare to community-based clinics — often common health care stops for African-Americans, LGBTQ Americans, and young adults who lack health insurance — will result an in ability to serve up to 20 million more patients.
We have to lead the way for others and get informed about the changes that Obamacare provides — discounted health care, greater Medicaid eligibility, free preventive services, new consumer protections, and so much more. We have to educate other members of our community. But most important, for our friends and family, we need to get covered!
TAMIKA BUTLER is the California director at Young Invincibles, an organization committed to amplifying the voices of young adults, ages 18 to 34, and expanding economic opportunity for our generation. Young uninsured adults can learn about their new options and how to navigate the enrollment process by checking out the Healthy Young America campaign.


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Matthews, Wheeler to represent Phils at Draft
MIAMI -- Two very familiar faces to Phillies fans will represent the organization at the First-Year Player Draft next month.
Former Phillies player and broadcaster Gary Matthews and former Phillies broadcaster Chris Wheeler will attend the event.
Both Matthews, who was the 1983 National League Championship Series MVP, and Wheeler, who broadcast for the organization for 37 years, continue to work with the organization in ambassador roles, despite no longer broadcasting. Comcast SportsNet decided not to bring them back as part of their new broadcasting contract with the Phillies.
The 2014 Draft will take place on June 5-7, beginning with the Draft preview show on MLB.com and MLB Network on Thursday, June 5, at 6 p.m. ET. Live Draft coverage from MLB Network's Studio 42 begins at 7 p.m., with the top 74 picks being streamed on MLB.com and broadcast on MLB Network. MLB.com's exclusive coverage of the second and third days will begin with a live Draft show at 12:30 p.m. ET on June 6.
MLB.com's coverage includes Draft Central, the Top 100 Draft Prospects list and Draft Tracker, a live interactive application that includes a searchable database of Draft-eligible players. Every selection will be tweeted live from @MLBDraftTracker, and you can also keep up to date by following @MLBDraft. And get into the Draft conversation by tagging your tweets with #mlbdraft.
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Greymo I believe that the single crabcake platter was about $16.00 the night that we went there. I have shipped four of them at total cost of $86.oo so that is not that bad for shipping. Think how much it would cost for gas to fill your car a time or two!
mayor al Don, Please report back on the evaluation of G&M's mail order Crabcakes. I trust Michael's comments, but I would like to hear from others who use the net to order them. We have enjoyed them several times 'in person' but not since the fire and reopening. I guess another Baltimore trip is in order.
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mayor al Paul Fraidley's is a stall in the Lexington Market Place downtown, much closer to the Harbor than G&M, which is on the far south side near BWI airport. But Fraidleys is a stand-up and eat casual counter-eating place while G&M is a sit-down restaurant. I like the Crabcakes about equally, but give the vote to G&M for comfort and total menu options (and prices too).
buffetbuster Paul- While I would gladly eat Faidley's anytime, I am squarely in the G & M camp. Still, a visit to Lexington Market would definitely be worthwhile, especially since you will be so close. Please report back and let us know how they were.
carlton pierre I stopped at a restaurant, Timbuktu...I really did think they (crabcakes) were outstanding, better than G & M that I had visited twice and thought this place should be mentioned here.


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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said the Utes will start two freshmen on the offensive line Thursday against USC out of "necessity."23 comments on this story
Whittingham said that junior Vyncent Jones and junior Latu Heimuli are unavailable this week, prompting depth chart changes. Siaosi Aiono, a 6-foot-2, 305-pound redshirt freshman, is slated to start at right guard. He'll play alongside true freshman Jeremiah Poutasi, who started at right tackles against BYU and Arizona State.
"They've got to step up to the plate and be ready to go," Whittingham said while expressing confidence in both players.
Utah's other starting offensive linemen include senior center Tevita Stevens, senior left tackle Sam Brenner and junior left guard Jeremiah Tofaeono.


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WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa) began his town hall meeting at the Washington Public Library by telling the 100 or more participants that the meeting was theirs. He carried a legal pad to the podium and let the audience know that he was going to take notes on what they had to say. And he did.
The first man who spoke struck a chord with many in the audience. He told Grassley that he wants to make sure the Second Amendment will not be messed with by President Obama or Congress.
"American citizens are fed up," the man said.
Grassley responded by saying what kind of legislation on gun control he would support and what he wouldn't support. For example, he said he voted for a bill that included a provision for offering grant funds to school districts that want a police presence in the schools.
A few others in the audience spoke against the enhanced background check that has been proposed.
"I don't want the government to know where the guns are," Grassley said.
Local resident Rick Marlar switched the conversation to wondering why the Department of Homeland Security needs to purchase thousands of armored personnel carriers. As he held up a large photograph of the vehicle, he said that he is worried the vehicles will be used against Americans in their homes.
Grassley then fielded some opinions and questions about the use of drones against Americans in this country and abroad. When a specific case about the death by drone of a 16-year-old boy in Yemen was brought up, Grassley said that the United States Supreme Court ruled in the late 1940s that Americans who take up arms against the United States lose their constitutional rights.
The father of three sons who have served or are serving in the military said that one of his sons is due home within a couple of days. The father said his son's deployment was "extended and extended and extended" and that he opposed the long deployments. He also said that broken equipment is one of the causes of lengthy deployments.
The audience began to turn to other topics, including sequestration and who is being impacted by the Sequester.
A woman talked about the impact to families and children and the closing of Head Start programs. She said that surely enough funds could be found from a nation that is at war.
Grassley said he had a simple answer for her.
"We have promised more than we can afford," he said.
When a man in the audience identified himself as a veteran, Grassley said that Veterans Affairs are not part of the Sequester.
Some brought up mental illness, school shootings and the risk someone with a mental illness has with losing his or her right to own a gun.
Another veteran said he is afraid that if he told his doctor he was a little depressed that his gun rights would be violated.
Grassley said that it is very difficult to be fair to everyone. He also said that a court would need to decide if mentally ill people would lose their gun rights.
Other issues raised included abortion, immigration reform, repeal of the Patriot Act, members of Congress gaining wealth through insider trading and the death of four Americans in Benghazi, Libya.
About abortion Grassley said that most of what's going to be done will be done at the state level and that progress is being made by the growing understanding of the development of children in the womb.
As for immigration reform, Grassley said he wouldn't vote for anything until the border is secure.
Grassley did not give an opinion on the Patriot Act because the law will come up for reauthorization in two years.
As long as Democrats dominate the Senate, Grassley doubts a Senate committee would subpoena former Secretary of State Hilary Clinton. However, he said the House could issue a subpoena.
Congress passed a law or a rule prohibiting insider trading for members of Congress, Grassley said. He then talked about "a whole industry of financial spies" and that people operating as such should have to register just as lobbyists have to register.
At the end of an hour and with a page of handwritten notes, Grassley had to stop taking questions and comments. He was on his way to another engagement.


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He admits he is feeling tired after a month of relentless title chasing golf - but in-form Carl Mason leads by four shots at the PGA Seniors Championship after he fired a third consecutive five under par 67 to finish on a 15 under par 201 total after 54 holes at the Stoke-by-Nayland Club.
The 2004 champion had an eagle and six birdies in his third round in Suffolk and leads by four shots from South Africa's John Bland, who shot a three under par 69 and is on 11 under par 205.
Italy's Costantino Rocca, who shot a one under par 71, is one shot further back on ten under par 206, as is Canada's Bruce Heuchan, who shot level par 72. Scotland's Ross Drummond, in only his second event since a six-week lay-off with a back injury, shot a one under par 71 to be on nine under par 207.
On day three of the 51st PGA Seniors Championship, play was delayed for an hour due to early morning fog on the Gainsborough Course – but there was nothing foggy about the way Mason performed.
Fresh from retaining the European Senior Masters at Woburn Golf Club last weekend, Mason is now seeking his fourth European Seniors Tour win of 2007 and 18th title in only four years competing on the senior circuit.
He said: "I'm looking forward to tomorrow's final round. I must admit I'm feeling tired mentally – I've been in the final group for the last two rounds of the last four tournaments, and it takes its toll. Fortunately, my game is good, and I've won two of them. Hopefully, I can make it three. I'll be ready for a week off then."
Apart from being annoyed with a three-putt on the 15th when he had a makeable birdie putt that would have sent him to 17 under par, and a bad tee-shot on the last hole, which also led to a dropped shot, Mason once again played superb golf and was a satisifed man after completing his round.
The current European Seniors Tour Order of Merit leader almost nonchalantly rolled in 35 foot eagle putt, that travelled up two tiers of the par five second green, to get off to a great start. "It was a beautiful putt from just off the green and of course, it gives you a lot of confidence straight away," he said.
Mason then uncharacteristically pulled his wedge on the short 105-yard par three third onto the left fringe. "I wasn't thinking about the shot properly and that was sloppy," was his verdict, after it duly yielded a rare three-putt.
However, he then "came back with a vengeance" after recording a four-in-a-row birdie blitz on holes five through eight, to eventually go out in 31 strokes.
A birdie at the par five 14th was followed by the three-putt and dropped shot on the 15th, but he immediately hit back with another birdie, on the 552-yards par five 16th. The bogey on the last denied Mason his 66, but he was still happy with his score.
"I didn't think I'd shoot 67 again, or expect to have a four shot lead, but I'll certainly take it," he admitted. "I'm very pleased with the way I played and I'm just feeling good and very comfortable on the golf course at the moment."
His nearest challenger, South Africa's John Bland, recovered from a double bogey on the first hole to shoot his three under par 69, which included seven birdies.
Bland is determined not to let Mason have it all his own way in their final round tussle, as he bids to win his second European Seniors Tour title, having won the London Masters in 1995.
He said: "I've dropped seven shots on just three holes this week and if it wasn't for that I'd be up there with Carl. I'm playing well and making a lot of birdies. There are just one or two holes, where I'm getting a bad bounce or finding trouble, that are costing me. But I'm pleased with the way I am playing and am looking forward to playing with Carl and Costantino in the final group."
Speaking about his 71, Rocca said: "I putted like a dog and missed a couple of short putts for birdies. I will have to do better tomorrow. I hope to shoot 61 – and Carl a 70!"
The potentially very exciting final 18 holes involving Mason, Bland and Rocca, will get underway at high-noon on Sunday when the trio tee-off for the last-day action of the 51st PGA Championship at the Stoke-by-Nayland Club.
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A Senate Republican demanded answers on Saturday as to why U.S. officials can't get into Benghazi to investigate the Sept. 11 attack on the consulate.
"As of this morning, reports indicate that our well-trained FBI agents still have not been able to get into Benghazi to investigate," he wrote.
"What has changed in Libya in such a short time that even FBI agents, our most elite investigative personnel, cannot safely enter the city? What has led to such a precipitous decline?"
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee member questioned why there was a lack of security for the ambassador and his staff and why the FBI is still unable to get into Benghazi.
"An unwillingness to provide answers and the inaccuracy of the limited information we have received to date has undermined the credibility of the administration," he wrote.
"To avoid further damage, I ask that you please personally respond with substantive answers very quickly."
Corker is cosponsoring legislation with Senator Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) to require an investigation and report on recent attacks at U.S. missions in Libya, Egypt and Yemen.
On Tuesday, Corker joined Sen. Johnny IsaksonJohn (Johnny) Hardy IsaksonQuestions loom over Franken ethics probe Senate ethics panel resumes Menendez probe after judge declares mistrial Signs of progress, challenges in fighting Alzheimer's MORE (R-Ga.) in a letter to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton demanding more details regarding the increasing threats and security concerns that preceded attacks in Benghazi.
Corker also joined all 19 members of the Foreign Relations panel to sign another letter this week to the State Department asking for information requested in the DeMint-Corker bill and an interim report and briefing regarding security and intelligence leading up to the Benghazi attack.


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Lakewood Theater Lights Shine Brightly Again
We noted how that terrible hailstorm in June had severely damaged the tower and marquee of the Lakewood Theater.
So the theater was pleased to announce that, as of this past weekend, the lights are back on. Owner Wayne Roden says that donations to the Lakewood Theater Tower Fund helped cover the majority of the cost of the restoration. I asked how much they raised and how much the restoration cost, but he hasn't gotten back to me on that yet.
(The theater's website is still soliciting donations for the fund, but Roden says he just hasn't had a chance to remove that from the page yet.)
UPDATE: The theater collected $3,100 in donations from the Tower Fund, which went towards the insurance deductible. The insurance claim handled most of the expenses of the repairs.


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If you're not familiar with the Occupy Wall Street protest in New York, you should take some time to read up on the group. The movement's mantra is, "The one thing we all have in common is that we are the 99 percent that will no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the 1 percent." On Sunday, about 700 protesters were arrested on the Brooklyn Bridge, where they managed to shut down traffic for several hours.
I don't think the group will be successful (yet) because they sleep in tents, and it will be cold soon. Their numbers are too low, and most of them look like the typical hippie protesters who make middle-aged men scream, "Get a job!" But there's something to these protests because, for once, many of those middle-aged men don't have jobs themselves.
There are a lot of angry people in this country. Washington is about to grapple with the federal debt, and the solution is inconsequential because more people will end up angry than satisfied, no matter the outcome. If Congress cuts Social Security and Medicare, everyone over the age of 50 will revolt. But if Congress raises taxes significantly, or cuts defense and veteran spending, or social aid, or education benefits, there will be an outcry from other groups.
Washington knows old people protest at the voting booth, so expect deep cuts to programs that affect young people. But that tactic is troublesome because young people are already struggling mightily; there are so few jobs that many have sought shelter in higher education, to the point that a graduate degree is becoming the new bachelor's degree.
That student loan debt needs to be paid off eventually though, and already there are a lot of young, highly educated poor people. They're the type who grew up mocking hippie protesters, who thought they'd go to college to get a good job, a nice car and a spouse of above-average attractiveness.
But they don't have any of that. They have a stack of bills from Sallie Mae, a room in their parents' house and an hourly wage. They still have passion, though, the kind that gets swept up in the romance of a large political movement that demands change. Just ask the president.
Except this time, it won't be about hope. It will be about the latent anger that keeps winning Emmys for Jon Stewart over Stephen Colbert, that made "H.A.M." a catchphrase within about 48 hours of the release of Kanye West and Jay Z's new album, the kind that's going to simmer through the winter election cycle because all the realistic Republican candidates are a joke.
It may not happen this year, but Occupy Wall Street is laying the groundwork for a major social movement. Media coverage has been middling because no network wants to show a bunch of hippies playing drums. Maybe a hot babe will be the tipping point.
Think about it: The tea party receives approximately 99 percent of its press because of Mama Grizzly. Michael Moore and Roseanne Barr aren't doing Occupy Wall Street any favors when it comes to media coverage, so the day a beautiful, intelligent woman becomes the face of the movement is the day it becomes front-page news across the country (my vote is for Natalie Portman).
It takes time for political movements to build traction. The first step in taking down the haves is admitting you're a have-not. That's a tough pill to swallow for many prideful Americans, but we've got humor to help us cope. Last fall, more than 200,000 people attended Stewart and Colbert's Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear, and I'm sure this winter will bring a lot of subversive humor about the presidential campaign.
Give Occupy Wall Street a few months to organize, and who knows what could happen. Maybe this year is the joke. Maybe next year is when people will realize the sad truth of the joke and start getting angry.
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The remote Gentoo host is missing one or more security-related
Description :
The remote host is affected by the vulnerability described in GLSA-200407-05
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XDM will open TCP sockets for its chooser, even if the
DisplayManager.requestPort setting is set to 0. Remote clients can use this
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Authorized users may be able to login remotely to a machine running XDM,
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There is no known workaround at this time. All users should upgrade to the
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Solution :
If you are using XFree86, you should run the following:
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Local Sellers of Traditionally Styled Bicycles
After much research, I am happy to report the following vendors of hard-to-find, relaxed-style bicycles in the Boston area:
Dutch Bicycle Company (Somerville)
. Gazelle
. Velorbis
. Soegreni
Jolly Bike (Arlington)
. Gazelle (while remaining stock lasts)
Cambridge Bicycle (Cambridge)
. Batavus
. KHS Green
. Biria Classic Dutch Series
. Gary Fisher
Harris Cyclery (West Newton)
. Pashley
. Electra
. Gary Fisher
Ace Wheelworks (Somerville)
. Electra
. Gary Fisher
There are several other manufacturers, including Raleigh, Specialized, Bianchi, and Trek, that produce commuter models in styles similar to the classic relaxed bicycle. I do not list shops that sell these, because most local bike shops carry them. Simply walk into an independent bike shop in the Boston area and ask. Attractive and relatively inexpensive Raleighs (pictured in the photo above) seem to be particularly abundant.


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|Production of automobiles, home-building materials, and processed food all fell in June, the sharpest decline in a year. (Jim R. Bounds/Bloomberg News)
Factory output drops sharply
June data show slowing recovery
WASHINGTON — New evidence of a slowing economic rebound emerged yesterday in reports that manufacturing activity is slowing after having helped to drive the early stages of the recovery.
Factory output fell in June, according to a government report. It was the sharpest monthly drop in a year. And two regional manufacturing indexes sank this month.
Production of automobiles, home-building materials, and processed food all fell in June. The data sent stocks falling.
Federal Reserve officials took note of the weakening recovery when they met last month and lowered their forecast for economic growth, according to minutes released Wednesday.
Manufacturing helped boost the economy last year when the recession ended and has since been one of the strongest sectors in the recovery. June's decline in output was the first in four months. Overall industrial production ticked up for the month, but that was mainly the result of hot weather that increased demand for electricity from utilities.
"Today's report supports the view that the manufacturing recovery lost some momentum,'' said Peter Newland of Barclays Capital Research.
The decline in factory output came as new data offered a mixed picture of the recovery. Applications for unemployment benefits fell to 429,000, the lowest level since August 2008, the Labor Department said yesterday. But much of that was the result of seasonal factors. General Motors and other manufacturers skipped their usual summer shutdowns.
Separately, the Labor Department said wholesale prices fell for a third straight month. Prices were pulled down by a drop in energy costs and the biggest plunge in food costs in eight years. But excluding those two volatile commodities, inflation was nearly flat.
The Federal Reserve report on industrial production showed that overall output at the nation's factories, mines, and utilities rose 0.1 percent in June. It was the fourth straight monthly gain. But factory output — the largest component of industrial production — dropped 0.4 percent.
Adding to concerns in the manufacturing sector were steep drops reported yesterday in the Empire State and Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing indexes.
Economists viewed the reduction in factory output as further evidence that the economy is weakening.


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WASHINGTON (AP) America's trade deficit surged to another record as aftershocks from the global financial crisis cut further into the ability of American manufacturers and farmers to sell overseas as booming U.S. demand sent imports of cars, clothing and other consumer goods to all-time highs.
The deficit widened to $19.4 billion in February. That was a 15.6 percent increase from the previous record, January's imbalance of $16.8 billion.
Congressional and labor union critics of President Clinton's free trade policies said the dramatic widening of the deficit in the year's first two months pointed to a need for policies to protect American jobs.
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Teenager in Lisburn telephone box ordeal
This is the man police want to question about the false imprisonment of an 18-year-old girl.
The teenager was held in a phone box against her will by a man who then demanded money.
Police said the incident took place in the Blaris Park area of Lisburn on January 27. However, details have only just been released.
The victim was using a public phone box at around 10.50pm when a foreign national held her inside against her will by forcing the door closed. The suspect then demanded money from the victim. But he was disturbed by a passer-by and ran off empty-handed.
She was not injured, but was left shaken by the incident.
Police said the suspect is in his late 20s or early 30s, around 5ft 5in tall and extremely slim. He had swarthy skin and oval face with sunken eyes and pointed chin.
It is understood he was wearing a hoodie with the hood up and two gold chains around his neck.
Police have produced a computer generated image to try and track down the culprit.
Anyone who recognises the image should contact detectives at Lisburn on 0845 600 8000.
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The year is 1827, and Alistair Purefoy, a young physician's assistant, moves to Edinburgh to take a position with one Dr. Hyde. His colleagues call him a monster, while Hyde himself claims to have invented a Steambox that harnesses the human soul. Undaunted by these peculiarities, Alistair proves his… (more)
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Determinants And Effects Of Mergers And Acquisitions: An Analysis Based On The Notifications To Antitrust Authorities
Using the Italian and European Union competition authorities databases over the 1991-1994 period, this paper analyses the ownership reallocation process in Italy, in terms of the characteristics of acquired firms and the effects of ownership changes. Our results show that acquired firms' financial and profitability characteristics in the years before the acquisition are, accordingly with previous literature, worse than the control sample, and that their performance deteriorates as long as the change in ownership approaches. As far as the effects of acquisitions are concerned, the impact is negative, even if not significantly, in the short-run as well as four years after the acquisition. A subsequent stratification of the sample allows a separate analysis for three groups of particular operations: privatised firms are only slightly worse than control sample before the acquisition and the performance improvement occurs mainly before and only slightly after the acquisition; independent firms acquired by foreign multinationals do not differ from the control sample before the acquisition, while their performance clearly worsen after the change in ownership; firms acquired through leveraged and management buyouts perform better than the control sample before the acquisition. These results are consistent with most industrial organization literature, except for firms acquired by foreign multinationals.
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- Roll, Richard, 1986. "The Hubris Hypothesis of Corporate Takeovers," The Journal of Business, University of Chicago Press, vol. 59(2), pages 197-216, April.
- Bertero, Elisabetta & Rondi, Laura, 2000. "Financial pressure and the behaviour of public enterprises under soft and hard budget constraints: evidence from Italian panel data," Journal of Public Economics, Elsevier, vol. 75(1), pages 73-98, January.
- K Amess, "undated". "Management Buyouts and Firm-Level Performance," SMF Discussion Paper Series 9702, University of Nottingham, School of Management & Finance.
- Henry G. Manne, 1965. "Mergers and the Market for Corporate Control," Journal of Political Economy, University of Chicago Press, vol. 73, pages 110-110.
- Scott, John T., 1989. "Purposive diversification as a motive for merger," International Journal of Industrial Organization, Elsevier, vol. 7(1), pages 35-47, March.
- Yakov Amihud & Baruch Lev, 1981. "Risk Reduction as a Managerial Motive for Conglomerate Mergers," Bell Journal of Economics, The RAND Corporation, vol. 12(2), pages 605-617, Autumn.
- Baldwin,John R. & Gorecki,Paul, 1998.
"The Dynamics of Industrial Competition,"
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Cambridge University Press, number 9780521633574, August.
- Baldwin,John R. & Gorecki,Paul, 1995. "The Dynamics of Industrial Competition," Cambridge Books, Cambridge University Press, number 9780521465618, October.
- William L. Megginson & Jeffry M. Netter, 1999. "From State to Market: A Survey of Empirical Studies on Privatization," Working Papers 1999.1, Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei.
- Henry G. Manne, 1965. "Mergers and the Market for Corporate Control," Journal of Political Economy, University of Chicago Press, vol. 73, pages 351-351.
- Harris, Robert S & Ravenscraft, David, 1991. " The Role of Acquisitions in Foreign Direct Investment: Evidence from the U.S. Stock Market," Journal of Finance, American Finance Association, vol. 46(3), pages 825-844, July.
- Frank R. Lichtenberg & Donald Siegel, 1987. "Productivity and Changes in Ownership of Manufactoring Plants," Brookings Papers on Economic Activity, Economic Studies Program, The Brookings Institution, vol. 18(3), pages 643-684.
- Bianco, Magda & Casavola, Paola, 1999. "Italian corporate governance:: Effects on financial structure and firm performance," European Economic Review, Elsevier, vol. 43(4-6), pages 1057-1069, April.
- James R. Markusen, 1995. "The Boundaries of Multinational Enterprises and the Theory of International Trade," Journal of Economic Perspectives, American Economic Association, vol. 9(2), pages 169-189, Spring.
- Jensen, Michael C, 1986. "Agency Costs of Free Cash Flow, Corporate Finance, and Takeovers," American Economic Review, American Economic Association, vol. 76(2), pages 323-329, May.
- Giovanni Fraquelli & Fabrizio Erbetta, 1999. "Privatization in Italy: an analysis of factors productivity and technical efficiency," CERIS Working Paper 199905, Institute for Economic Research on Firms and Growth - Moncalieri (TO) ITALY -NOW- Research Institute on Sustainable Economic Growth - Moncalieri (TO) ITALY.
- Dennis Mueller, 1996. "Antimerger policy in the United States: History and lessons," Empirica, Springer;Austrian Institute for Economic Research;Austrian Economic Association, vol. 23(3), pages 229-253, October.
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On It's My Park Day, join the Friends of Travers Park as they clean the park. They will be painting benches & fences, weeding, planting, raking leaves, removing debris and spreading mulch.
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Jerusalem: City of the Great King from Carta
In author R. Steven Notley , PhD's second book of four in The Carta New Testament Atlas series, he presents the latest advances in the history and archaeology of Jerusalem. Notley traces the growth of the capital of Judea, following the Jewish return from Babylonian Exile, through the rule of the Hasmonean priest-kings and Herod the Great, and finally into its turbulent days under Roman administration. His book contains maps and pictures of artifacts found throughout Israel.
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Mjallby keen to boss in Sweden
JOHAN MJALLBY wants to step out of the shadows of Neil Lennon at Celtic and become a manager in his own right.
The 43-year-old has been Lennon's assistant for four years and helped steer the Hoops to their third consecutive league title this season.
Mjallby is content to remain at Parkhead in the immediate future but would eventually like to have a crack at being a boss, especially in his native Sweden with the national team or former club AIK.
He said: "It would excite me in the future to lead my own team, but right now I'm satisfied with the situation in Celtic.
"I would move back to Sweden to work as a head coach of a team.
"I can always imagine working for the national team. I follow them very carefully.
"So if I were to be asked I would definitely consider it.
"I would also definitely be able to imagine managing AIK. But I would not say 'yes' today.
"I'm always associated with AIK but many people forget that I have worked longer at Celtic.
"But if you work as a coach you have to be ready to work anywhere."
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Claude Russell Ramseur Met Death On June 16, Somewhere In The South PacificRalls First Casualty of the War
Information disclosing the sad details of Claude Russell Ramseur's death, on June 16, were contained in a war dept. notice and death certificate, received in Ralls several days ago.
The first notification, received a month ago merely contained the information that Claude had been killed at sea and was buried on Allied soil. Young Ramseur had enlisted in the Navy the early part of this year, and it was in all probability, his first trip overseas.
Ramseur's grandfather, Mr. Will Stewart tells us that he, Stewart, does not even recall the boy having ever been outside of Texas before he enlisted. He was born and reared here in Ralls, and attended the Ralls Grade and high school.
Claude Russell Ramseur was born in Ralls June 7, 1925. At the time of his death he lacked four months of being 18 years old. (note: typed as appeared in paper, discrepancy on birth date.)
©Ralls Banner, 1943Submitted by Ralls Historical Museum
Remains Of Claude Ramseur To Arrive
Mrs. Ollie Chote received a telegram from the war department this week to the effect that the body of her son, Claude Ramseur, would arrive in San Francisco from Australia about Feb. 12.
The body will be brought to Ralls for a military funeral conducted by the local American Legion post.
Ramseur, Crosby county's first casualty in World War II, is the son of Will Ramseur of Ralls.
From Ralls Historical Museum, dated 1943Submitted by Grace Ashley
First Crosby County Boy Killed In War Will Be Buried Fri.
Claude R. Ramseur, first Crosby county serviceman to lose his life in World War II, will be buried Friday at Ralls at 2 p.m. Funeral services will be conducted at the Ralls Baptist church, with Rev. James S. Abernethy, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Ralls cemetery.
Ramseur, who served in the U.S. Navy, was killed June 16, 1943. He was 18 years of age at the time of his death.
His body arrived by funeral ship in San Francisco recently and was scheduled to arrive in Ralls Thursday morning from the Fort Worth distribution center.
A military funeral will be conducted at the grave by the Ralls post of the American Legion.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Ollie Chote, who lives southwest of Crosbyton; his father, Will Ramseur, Ralls; a sister, Mrs. Matt B. Smith, jr., Fort Worth, and a half brother, Ollie Lee Chote.
The Crosbyton Review, Friday, March 19, 1948
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