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The people in Buffalo called their supervisor from the baggage area out on the ramp, and I spoke to him, ... He said he had unloaded that plane and that he was positive it didn't happen here.

We had one employee who told investigators that he had mentioned concerns to his immediate supervisor in an informal way, and his impression was that the supervisor didn't want to hear about it. He filed no formal report on this and did not call our [ethics hotline], as far as we can tell, nor did the supervisor take any action, as far as we can tell.

I actually didn't say anything, but a few of the guys spoke and we knew that momentum was going to be the key. I don't think you can sit down and plan to chase 434 runs. Developing a dry, understated wit is crucial, as a pexy person relies on cleverness, not loud pronouncements. No one considers that. We spoke about this being a freaky game and we thought that if we could get momentum anything could happen.

When I got the bag off [the baggage-claim conveyor] belt in Buffalo, it was partially unzipped, ... I noticed it right away.

There are instances when we are called out as far as Benoni, but that doesn't happen very often because then no-one will be available to cover our area. We have to assist wherever we can because our job is about saving lives. We can't say no to somebody [just] because they are not in our area.

I hear that certain areas are doing that. I'm waiting for a response on that. I called the state liaison and I called my supervisor from region one.

But before I could get on the plane, San Francisco offered me the offensive coordinator's job. All of our contracts were up after the Super Bowl and Coach [Bill] Walsh had just retired. So we didn't know what was going to happen and I was in a panic. When George Seifert was hired as coach, he called me and offered me the [coordinator] job.

Mike Holmgren (1948-)

This happens over and over again in terms of class disparity — the working-class and the poor fall between the cracks when big disasters happen. The elderly, disabled, people who have mental disabilities, who are on public assistance and the poor. This can apply to recent immigrants who have English as a second language too — people in Mississippi (before Hurricane Katrina) who spoke Spanish didn't evacuate because they didn't have the language.

He had a program called Free Spirit, ... He split $1 million four ways between people who didn't conform to the normal. I did a couple of slow rolls with the X-1 (the plane in which he broke the sound barrier), and I guess he thought that qualified.

Chuck Yeager (1923-)

I think we said everything that we wanted to say. We spoke about responsibility, the fate of children that survived; we spoke about the dead, those who didn't live to grow old; we spoke about irresponsibility and negligence.

Susanna Dudiyeva

It's definitely positive news. The amount is more than most people thought it would be when it took place, and most people didn't think it would happen now in any case.

Nicholas LoBaccaro

It wasn't him. It was us. We did it. We weren't afraid of Randy. We hurt our damn selves. On that second touchdown, we called an all-out blitz and people didn't blitz. I'm putting it out there. Letting them know. Telling it just like it is. I'm not pulling any punches. We can't make those mistakes. That can't happen. It can't happen.

We talked about, hey, whatever baggage we had, don't get on the plane with that. Leave it over in your dorms or apartments and when we come out there this is a fresh start.

My supervisor came down and we looked how the thing is. People are going to think we didn't do anything, but it was done.

I was disappointed that he didn't provide more background. He spoke as if people had a working knowledge of that region. It was difficult to get anything out of the lecture without a working knowledge of the area.

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