Thursday, September 20, 2012

How David Beats Goliath



Britney Fuqua

20 September 2012

English 122-003

Professor Latici
How David Beats Goliath

“An untrained rabble, most of whom have never fired a rifle.” But they were tough and they were mobile. The typical Bedouin solider carried no more than a rifle, a hundred rounds of ammunition, forty-five pounds of flour, and a pint of drinking water, which meant that he could travel as much as a hundred and ten miles a day across desert, even in summer. – sandwiching quote.

“Deliberation” just prettifies the difficulties created by lag. The fed has to deliberate because it’s several weeks behind, the same way the airlines has to bow and scrape and apologize because it waited forty-five minutes to tell you something that it could have told you the instant you stepped off the plane. – Grafting quote.

“We jumped out to a thirteen-to-six lead, and it was a war the rest of the way,” Digger Phelps, the Fordham coach at the time, recalls. “These were tough city kids. We played you ninety-four feet. We knew that sooner or later we were going to make you crack.”  -Grafting quote.

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