The mere fact of having this language in [The Chesapeake Bay Protection Ordinance and Public Facilities Manual], is going to dampen the desire to apply for these things.

We have lost one of our true oak trees. He will be greatly missed but he has left a living monument of trees all over McLean.

When we have downed our last tree and paved our over our last stream-bed, we will have destroyed the reason we all want to live here, and there goes your real estate tax base.

The subjects are math, phonics, language arts, science, art, music and physical education, and history instead of social studies, which I really like.

I'm not attacking the substance, I'm attacking the approach. It's got some good language in it, but it's not his job to do this.

The language and concepts contained herein are guaranteed not to cause eternal torment in the place where the guy with the horns and pointed stick conducts his business