He's published already; we know he can do it. This was our chance to shine.

They're spinning the story to not be associated with the genocide that is clearly occurring.

We felt that it should be preserved as an example of the gracious living that some people enjoyed in the 1800s. Mr. Underwood played such an important part in the development of Fayette and the Maine state history that we feel it's right to preserve what he left us. We are privileged to be the caretakers of this beautiful place.

We're all hyper, so that's why the characters are so lively.

Our protest has grown by leaps and bounds ? from six people the first day to about 30 people today.

Knowing this is critical because in that relaxed setting of a meal, the true personality of a person comes out. Employers need to know how the person handles themselves in a social situation. Do they let their hair down too much? Will they represent the company well with a client?

Mr. Underwood was very prissy, and he inspected every brick. If it wasn't to his perfection, then it went to the junk pile.

We're really disgusted with the reaction of the U.S. government.