Everybody's got to have some growth. I remember Golden before everything, it was cool ? but I'm a history buff. You can still go down to the creek and imagine nobody's here.

Meat packers have suffered the worst sustained losses in history, and I would not be surprised by any decisions that are made. Having said that, the major companies are doing their utmost to attempt to tweak their existing operations.

She's been wonderful to work with, and I think our growth over the years pleases her as much as it does us. We both agree that the more events we can have going on to bring people to the area, the better.

If you look at our history even over the last 15 years and our growth rate over that period of time, I think the investors are recognizing the underlying value of the company and our potential. We just see a continuation of what we've done and already accomplished.

This is a growth unprecedented in the history of American Jewry.

Hiring has not been quite as high as what we'd expect in November. Job growth has been consistent. It's continuing to grow. It's just not growing in huge numbers. Businesses don't always fill jobs immediately when their sales go up.