J. Hoover
J. Hoover
John Edgar Hooverwas the first Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigationof the United States. He was appointed as the sixth director of the Bureau of Investigation—predecessor to the FBI—in 1924 and was instrumental in founding the FBI in 1935, where he remained director until his death in 1972, aged 77. Hoover is credited with building the FBI into a larger crime-fighting agency than it was at its inception, and with instituting a number of modernizations to police technology, such...
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If it happens, it happens, ... I'll be proud of it, but I haven't mentioned it. I've been around a lot of years. ... I'll be proud of it, but I've had a lot of great coaches and great ballplayers. It'll be nice, but it's not something I dream about.
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It's a lot of pressure as a freshman, first time down. She did a great job, controlled the nerves and did what she had to do.
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He's skilled, he has athletic ability, he's a solid student and a great person. Those are the people college coaches really go after hard.
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I think he's going to do a great job. I know he really knows a lot of football and has been looking forward to this opportunity.
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Steve's making the majority of the catches, but our offense isn't designed just to get him the ball, ... He's just getting open and making some great plays, and Jake is hooking up with him. Naturally, we'd like to spread it out a little more and get other guys (into the end zone), but whenever we can move the ball, it doesn't matter to us how we move it. Whether it's getting Steve catches or Stephen Davis a lot of carries, as long as we're efficient, it really doesn't matter.
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He's a great, great recruit for Wright State.
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The limit is about 300 words. Kipling's ""Recessional"" really did something to England when it was published. It helped them through a bad time. Let me know if you find any great poems lying around.
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A clueless boss gives you a wide-open field. Learn what's important to your boss, understand what your company is looking for and help the fool meet those expectations.
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Attorneys and other professionals paid for billable time have told us that speaking to a client on a mobile phone typically involves recording the details of the call on scraps of paper that are often lost or inaccurate. Until now, there was no easy way for attorneys and others to track mobile calls or audit time spent using a mobile phone to speak with a client. This causes inefficiencies and potentially lost revenues.
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It doesn't matter. What the referees call, they call. I've learned not to worry about that.
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Every time you wrestle a team like Buena you get a team that's prepared. They will give you a tough match every time, and that's exactly what they did tonight.
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I'm a recovering idiot boss. If I stop talking to my people, I'm dangling precariously. I've got to engage them and learn from their skills. If I do that, I've taken my personality out of the equation, and that creates consistency.
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Even though idiot bosses are inevitable, they don't have to be terminal.