Dan Crowley Quotations

She's a great person, a great neighbor. She's done a whole lot with Fitzgerald's Farm.

No-one's pushing Al Baxter or Bill Young at present. Matt Dunning hasn't put his hand up. And in the second row we've got Mark Chisholm (behind Nathan Sharpe and Dan Vickerman) but who else?

I think it's a great idea. It's a better option than putting houses in here.

Our team's engineers, mechanics and assemblers deserve high praise for the precise way in which this airplane came together with very few issues. The fact that this level of quality was achieved on our first aircraft, at the beginning of our learning curve, signals good things for the reliability and affordability of the thousands of F-35s that will follow.

It is definitely a distraction we don't want. We don't want players to be worried about it or to be asked about it. We want to get it done and then it will leave us all to concentrate on football. And I'm sure the ARU feels the same way about their search for a new coach too.

The public isn't told; all they know is Hiroshima. They don't know anything about the Japanese brutality; they don't know that 40 percent of Filipino people were murdered during 2-1/2 years of occupation. It amounted to over three million. They don't know they murdered 17 million South Asians.

We don't want a situation where the season has started and people are still talking about who will be the new coach in 2007.

As far as the neighbors I've talked to, they think it's a great idea. Everything is favorable.

Assembly of the first F-35 is our most visible achievement to date. Initiation of electrical power and arrival of the F135 Engine, slated for installation in February, were also significant achievements for the program. We have already started major assemblies on the first three STOVL aircraft, which all incorporate the weight reductions and structural improvements of the updated 'optimized' design. Assembly of the first optimized CTOL aircraft also is under way. Most recently, the F-35 program was approved to proceed to the Air System Critical Design Review for the F-35 STOVL and CTOL variants, Feb. 14-17, a positive reflection of the program's developmental progress.

I'm not really sure what it is. Obviously they want to play expansive rugby and move the ball around but in order to do that you need your forwards going forward and that's not happening.