John Holland Quotations

The real heroes were those pilots. At night, it was like going into a black hole. They had to come down between those buildings using only the lights of the aircraft.

She wasn't in my care when it happened. The injuries did not happen in my care.

Only one part of the story has been getting out, and that's the board's side,

Historically the race fuel market reacts a lot more slowly to everything going on, ... The companies that sell racing fuel usually don't speculate on the futures like what is done with street car fuel.

Really, when you think about what these guys are spending on racing fuel, the base price sounds expensive, but they're really not buying much each week and it's probably one of the cheapest things in their budget, ... Say the price did go up a dollar or two dollars. These guys won't stop racing because their racing fuel is costing them an extra 15 or 30 bucks a week.

We have street rods in Minnesota and we've been down here three times just to enjoy everything. The entertainment is great.

There are probably individual gas stations out there that sell more street gas in a year than all of the racing fuel that Sunoco makes in a year, ... The reality is that the amount of race fuel most teams out there are using is very, very minimal.

We've offered to save this district well over $300,000 in health care and this district has rejected it,

We teach our children that if they go to school and work hard they will get a good job with good pay and good benefits. I find it ironic that we teach our children that and then we don't want to give these people decent benefits.

The teachers did the work, so they should get paid for it,

They take their ball and glove and go home. You're never going to reach an agreement.

A lot of people with Alzheimer's get lost and are not registered. The more we can register, the better it is.

They don't care how much (the union's proposal) will save them. They want a premium sharing, and it is clear this is not about costs.

They don't care how much (the union's proposal) will save them, ... They want a premium sharing, and it is clear this is not about costs.

It's not FEMA that's come to the rescue; it's private citizens from around the country who are helping us out.

The county ordinance as it's written has been watered down to the point where it really doesn't protect forests. What's at stake is whether a redwood ecosystem that's taken thousands of years to develop will exist or be eliminated.