The next time we talk to (Jeremy) will be when he lands in Atlanta, back on U.S. soil. Man, we can't wait for that moment.

He was told to ship a package (of cheese) when he gets home.

All the roads in Baghdad are closed, so he figured he'd probably spend his last night at the airport before flying to Kuwait, then to Fort Benning (in Georgia) and then to New York City. He thinks he'll be home by next weekend, after he's debriefed about the war.

When you have a child, as anyone knows who has them, that's basically all you want to talk about.

It's time. ... We've got to take the next step. With Chicago, Orlando, Atlanta and other places upgrading their facilities, if we're going to continue to grow ... we've got to have the core facility for the city to be at the top of its game.

When you take out the lands that are encumbered or don't have servicing, you come down to an 11.8-year supply of employment lands,