We own the building, ... We as owners need to set an example.

We own the building, ... We as owners need to set an example.

Whatever life throws at us, we'll be able to handle it.

Whatever life throws at us, we'll be able to handle it.

We had a very big size advantage. We really turned our defense up [in the fourth quarter], which we really read more

We had a very big size advantage. We really turned our defense up [in the fourth quarter], which we really should have been doing the whole game.

I doubt the garrulous archive bequeathed us by the tape recorder will prove as memorable as Henry James's thank-you notes.

I doubt the garrulous archive bequeathed us by the tape recorder will prove as memorable as Henry James's thank-you notes.

Blair has brought to you destruction in central London, and he will bring more of that, God willing.

Blair has brought to you destruction in central London, and he will bring more of that, God willing.

Cats need it; we don't. But it poses no harm, either.

Cats need it; we don't. But it poses no harm, either.

We're offering the suggestion that all penalties that are called should fall within the realm of instant replay. We suggest read more

We're offering the suggestion that all penalties that are called should fall within the realm of instant replay. We suggest any penalties that are called be subject to review. After reviewing hundreds of plays, we feel it's time to expand on instant replay, since we have a system in place.

There's huge, massive mother ships going up to the Yukon. They've been filmed and are on video.

There's huge, massive mother ships going up to the Yukon. They've been filmed and are on video.

[The trains were never forgotten, but the extent of their influence only came to light with the arrival of the read more

[The trains were never forgotten, but the extent of their influence only came to light with the arrival of the internet and the subsequent flowering of genealogical research. This obsession with roots will be felt especially keenly by foundlings, who often have no way of exploring their family histories.] I notice that genealogical sites now have warnings on them saying people should be ready for little surprises, ... They're not all going to find themselves descended from King Henry VIII or Richard Cur de Lion or Wellington. This is rather strange because it was pretty taken for granted a few generations ago that families had all kinds of little moments where things had gone not according to the book. It was just one of those things. You tried to accommodate it. There was no social welfare. You just had to sort it out within villages, the families, the parish. Children went to the workhouse, but people knew about it. Nowadays, there's a kind of surprise that these cases were so commonplace.