I'm hoping to see them in close proximity. I don't pay as much attention to their times because it changes every course. I look at their body language. Three miles is a long way. They have to be patient.

When I first heard about this, my imagination wasn't big enough to handle it. But it looks like we have another product we can be proud of.

Something has to be done. Many of the volunteers have been volunteering for 10 to 15 years. They're burnt out.

Microsoft has a tremendous amount of patience, which can be inspiring or distressing, depending on your point of view, ... they will have waited so long for so little and have been willing to spend a long, long time in the red.

Does the government have the right to regulate every single letter that a doctor writes about a patient?

It's great news, but we shouldn't take comfort in it. It can take up to five years (to go through the ESA listing process). I don't think we have five years.

If you ask for something for free and you don't have that relationship with the person first, it's more like full-out arm wrestling than arm twisting.

Ours was like a fingerprint, right on the money.

If it's significantly faster than the first mile, the coach should have raised eyebrows.