It really does symbolize a lot of what we've been through and our hope for the future.

A man is a fool to live in hopes of a better tomorrow. I have a thousand, better ways today to spend what time remains ahead of me, and I have brighter, lighter and more pleasant places in which to spend it.

The wider the island, the less sand is lost from the system, ... That does have important implications for future coastal restoration efforts.

The reason it's called a fast that lasts - we hope that they'll take some of what they've learned into their lives and back into their churches, and perhaps start programs there that will help alleviate world hunger.

We certainly appreciate what John did but hope that's something we can manage in the future. This is exactly the prototype we would like to have for the trust fund going forward.

but I hope we'll do better in the future.