I know that just to change the standard lock hardware costs hundreds of dollars (per door).

It is a really neat area, and we don't want it to change much.

Between coins in Columbus and lobbyists in Washington, it's time for a change.

In 50 years there will be more people, less farmland and it will be more important to maintain (Conaway) in agriculture.

The issue is that the buildings need to be accessed by the occupants and the users. We can lock the building, but within minutes the doors can be unlocked by authorized people.

We try to honestly reflect what we're like, ... You evolve and change over 10 years, and you try and make the music reflect that.