As a matter of safety, it was the right thing to do at the time. Those who waited a little while did get in. But some left at first, when they were told they couldn't get in, and I hate to see that.

We have learned from it and have worked hard to correct the problem.

We're starting to click at the right time, and I think that's key. We've got five kids on the floor at all times that are capable of scoring in double digits.

Honestly, I think the citizens of this county, the taxpayers, expect us to do the right thing here. We're just trying to go by the simple principle of how would you like to be treated if in this situation.

The car club has done similar safety schools for members for many years, ... and now several chapters are on their second or third Street Survival event for the public.

The safety issues involved in transplantation studies are really going to require a significant amount of effort.