He had a tremendous amount of energy and that transferred to everybody around him. Not only was he a good leader, he was a good teacher.

He had a heart of gold.

Right up to the end he remained active.

As bad as it is right now, that's still our home. And like anybody who loses their home, you want to go back there and clean everything up and make it right again.

That could cost us in the big picture. But you can't help that. The kids need to be in school.

[Corn-derived ethanol] collects too little energy for all the investments of energy we have to use to produce it.