I knew from the day I brought him home and rocked him - I knew he was destined for the military.

It's like a summer week. Everybody piles in for the week and then they go home again.

It was our home course so we wanted to get under 500 as a team. But all of the girls struggled out there. It was difficult conditions. A little breezy and cold. But it was kind of nice to see that we had some depth. I was pleased.

The first half-hour and the last hour of the day are simply down times. If we can cut out an hour from our day, it saves payroll, it saves money we spend on gas.

Every single military spokesman for the first day of the stand-off [went on air].

When she called me and I heard her voice, I just went to pieces. The rest of the day, I lost all my strength.