The older stations often had only one bay, and now there is a minimum of two, often three. Also the new equipment (engines and ladders) does not fit in the older stations.

I cannot rule out a situation whereby in two or three years from now, one of the older smokestack industries which has not been sufficiently privatized and which has not been exposed sufficiently to external competition will have to close shop. That would be a problem.

In the 1960s, a minimum wage job would keep a family of three afloat.

We played in the first three because we were always second to Green Bay.

They said he was going to be out a minimum of two weeks and he misses one game. It just shows you the type of person that he is. He's doing some unbelievable things for this basketball team. It just shows the type of character (he has).

There are all sorts of genres thriving on new digital radio stations and niche fan bases. Some indies don't care about the charts but achieve substantial sales through these new avenues.