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The spot demonstrates Katherine Harris' commitment to this race and to the people of Florida.

Sometimes he went when he didn't feel well, and we worried, but he felt that strongly about it. He didn't get to do it this year because of his health.

People came up to me randomly and gave me hugs. The support has continued -- people who ordinarily wouldn't say anything come up to us and just hug us.

After regulation we already knew we were going for the win. Our season has been about going the extra mile and doing what we can to win. We wanted to clinch first place with a win, not a tie.

A diamond in the rough is worth just as much as a diamond in the clear.

Coles Myer needs to use the cash to improve its products and distribution.

That was a bad play on my part. I thought maybe I could get to him (quickly enough and) I lunged. I should have pulled up.

You want a guy like that on your staff, a guy who's unselfish. He roots for his pitchers to get the job done. He wants them to do well when he catches. That's what a good catcher does. The offense is just a bonus. His value to a team is his ability to catch and call a game.

You take your hats off to those guys in the other dugout. They made the adjustments and kept swinging the bat and got some hitting together.

This is a crucial element in any part of security sector reform, ... If you don't have civilian control ... the security sector reform will not succeed.

A lot of people all over the country do take that spring break opportunity to travel somewhere. Typically, we'll see an increase every March during spring break, then it will kind of fluctuate a bit during April and May, and when we hit the summer travel season, we'll see it go back up again and stay consistently high through the summer.

A lot of people have told me that I was very aggressive and they think I can play.

They got off to a quick start and we had to do something. My teammates found me and I made a couple at the right time.

They got a couple of clutch hits - that's the way it works in baseball. It's not like we were playing in cold weather and they were playing in warm.

They have a history and tradition of winning in Campbell River and they expect nothing less than to be in this series every year. And that's the type of tradition we're looking to build here. Right now we've got a lot of veterans who just grew accustomed to being knocked out in the first round and we want to change that. We have no illusions this is going to be an easy series just because of the standings. Campbell River expects to win it every year and we need to work hard to show we belong.

They didn't have anything to lose, but we fought and came together. That's what championship teams do at this point in the season.

You don?t want to panic but you just can?t keep giving games away. Things will have to be shaken up.

You can't just throw your glove out there and rest on things you've done in the past. The other team's trying to win, too. You've got keep pressure on the other team and you've got to keep playing hard every pitch, every inning. We didn't play hard every pitch, and definitely not every inning.

There were times when only 10 or 12 guys would show up and go through the motions of a practice. There was no energy and no desire. This was not the place to be.

They're going to keep pursuing it to see if it's related to anything else that's happened up there.

a submarine presence able to launch Tomahawk missiles.

It's just a fiction that we made progress. The only progresses we have made is we are more culturally accepted today.

It's just that time of the year. It has been pretty gradual over the past two weeks, but the last two days have had big jumps, some going up 12 to 14 cents a gallon all at one time.

It's everything from the warmer weather (pushing up demand) to the political situation in other countries. The spring break factor just adds to it. The stronger the demand, usually the higher the prices go up.

It's a Sooner day today, man. The young guys have got something to look forward to. We hadn't won a bowl game in two years, and the seniors got out of here with a win.

It was squeezing my chest and I was sort of short of air. I've loosened them up a little bit. Whenever I got real short, I just took my helmet off when I had the opportunity. I'm pretty used to it now.

It was a tough decision. But the co-chairman and the single biggest donor decided to come to Great Falls instead.

I tried to play it off like I was sweating. It just really felt good.

It is true, when you get knocked out you go golfing.

It's not so much their players who have been in this situation because they change every year but the fans and the atmosphere of their building. They demand that the Storm win and that puts a lot of pressure on them and helps them win. This series they've been pesky so we're going to have to have our best games if we want to win this thing.

For guitar fans, they won't be disappointed at all.

It's hard to put an estimate to this. A lot of the buildings are extremely old. Beyond the tragedy that happened, there's a lot of history lost.

It's something they ought to be able to live with.

Swimming is a life-long activity and it's one of the best all-around conditioning sports. I strongly encourage all of the athletes to continue swimming competitively after high school because ultimately I want them to be healthy.

Support for the modern serviceman or woman starts from the skin out,

It's difficult to play soccer, but it's a way for us to get back in the swing of things. Although it's a reminder of Jenna, it's the thing we have to wake up to every day. Soccer is my distraction.

It wasn't a real pretty game, but a win is a win. That's all you really want. Coach always tells us, good teams find a way to win.

It was poor tackling. We had guys on the spot to make a play. It was a good run on his part.

It was one of those games where things got tough and we had to keep pushing through. Coach said in the huddles at the end that it was 'winning time.' We just had to keep our heads and get it done.

It?s well intentioned, but in the end inefficient.

It turned out not to be such a bad name, especially on the football field. You kind of want to be known as the goon on the football field.

It turned out not to be such a bad name, especially on the football field, ... You kind of want to be known as the goon on the football field.

The volunteer base here is fantastic. There is a lot more interest in swimming in the area than people realize.

The variable that's having the most impact now is the weather.

They just don't have a lot to work with. They're learning as they go.

Once she puts together the entire package, she could be one of the best players to come out of Albuquerque. But she still has a lot to work on. She doesn't always move well without the ball, she gets lazy at times and picks up silly fouls.

It's not a lot of money. But it's just ridiculous. If they want to pay us more money, fine. But it doesn't make sense to me.

At this point, we're looking mainly to see whether a company's risk assessment capabilities are broadly consistent with the risk they have and that they have the capabilities to actually operate their assessment process in a way that gives them actionable information. We expect sometime later this year to start doing more-intense assessments of risk modeling capabilities for the largest and most complex companies.

That's all I did. That's why I built the thing. I remember I'd always come home after school and drag my net into the street and take shots all afternoon with my friends.

The campaign is focused on fighting for Florida's families, seniors, and small businesses. We look forward to taking on our liberal Democrat opponent in November and expect to have the funds necessary to effectively share our message with the people of Florida.

The campaign doesn't need the distraction. We're looking to move forward.

I'm really proud of the effort the guys put in. It looked like it would be a shootout - whoever would have the last shot would win. We just executed.

I'm real happy. I can't even explain it. Coach gave me some opportunities to make some plays, and I just try to take advantage of it as much as possible.

I kind of expected it. I think it's over with for the most part. I'm cool with all of it. I don't even worry about it no more.

I keep calling them the cardiac kids. They keep doing this to me, every time. But they all stuck together, they had the heart, the determination to finish the win.

I love the way we came out in the first period. But then we had a four-minute power play and only got two shots on goal and in a game like this you just can't do that. We sat back and got complacent and against a veteran team like (the Braves) they'll beat you every time. We have to stay up for the entire game and play with urgency.

In many ways, this is an awesome land plan, ... But can we get to 200 acres of open space through land grants, or other ways?

I know that these events have encouraged veterans to talk about their wartime experience, some for the first time, and pass on their own family's story to younger generations giving them the opportunity to keep these memories alive.

I knew it was going in when I threw it up. It just comes from a whole lot of hard work during practice and getting extra shots up and everything. That confidence factor plays a great role.

I knew deep down inside that I was still in the right situation. I'm glad I made the position change just in time.

I'm waiting for it to get easier. I don't think it ever will.

I just got to act cool all day and dance with Lee Ann,

I really needed to be around football all the time. I felt like I had to do that to get better at the position.

I really didn't know if we could pull this out.

I think our guys were just anxious. It?s the first day. You want to drive guys in on every pitch and make every pitch a strike. You press a little bit. When they relax it will be a different story.

He took care of you, no doubt. It's pretty hard to think about the Minnesota Twins and not think about Kirby Puckett. He played the game the way it was supposed to be played. He made it fun to come to that ballpark.

I definitely never sensed it would be as big as it became. After the game, I thought maybe they'd talk about it for one or two days and then it would be over with. It kind of lingered.

I don't think there's anything new in the report, ... I think we are on the case and already some remedial action is being taken.

He shows the guys. If things are down, he'll step up his game. He goes out every game like he wants a championship. That shows his teammates what it takes to be successful. He leads by example with his effort.

I continue to believe that locally, we continue to benefit from a positive bounce in shipyard-related news (despite) higher gasoline prices and other national news that might cause people to be cautious.

For the first few days, it was kind of hard. After I talked to my mom and family, they told me not to worry about it. Then my teammates started really joking about it so it kind of opened me up about it.

You can't give any team in this league a moment to regroup. We sat back a little and they came up with two quick goals and all of a sudden we were down. It's going to be like that from here on.

The cuts will not go into effect until we know the university is unable to provide additional support.

The guys love playing in front of the home crowd which has been pretty much a packed house each night. It's a great atmosphere, but we need to win on the road too.

The framework we've developed gives us a systematic way of doing that and of distinguishing the best companies from those whose risk practice is more average.

The coach called a blitz, I believe. I didn't hear it, though. I needed to take some speed off of (Oregon wide receiver Jordan Kent) so I jammed him and then just sunk out and he threw it right to me.

among the best equipped in the world, ready to face environments ranging from desert conditions in Iraq, monsoon conditions in Brunei, to winter in the Balkans.