She was very intense, very quick and clearly liked to play. Trying to harness that (speed and intensity) sometimes was the hardest thing. She'd get going so fast, she'd clean the clock of somebody and have no idea she hit them. She wasn't dirty; she'd just come up on somebody faster than she realized.

We had enough defensemen but not enough forwards and she seemed to be somebody who could make the move and she was willing to do it.

She's one of the most phenomenal people out there. She's very true to herself and to her friends. She's just that down-home kid.

She leads the team in points (nine goals, 13 points), so I'm pretty sure it's the right place for her.

We have some unusual strategies for achieving parallelism. The ordinary 'for' loop is parallel, and we're trying out the feel of writing programs in this style. We're also working on a more elaborate 'type' system that does more error checking than has been done in the past. Roughly speaking, we can say that something is not just an array but an array of numbers.

The spring hunt is all toms and trying to get those guys to come in can be a real challenge.