There are problems with the definitions of the channels. ... That type of ambiguity ... must be interpreted to the benefit of the applicant.

I just put the skis on edge and just scream from one side to the other side of the runs.

This dock ... is going to cost in the vicinity of $50,000. ... There is certainly an economic incentive that would put the brakes on this if he was not confident in his title.

Those are what I call the easy problems, not because they're trivial, but because they fall within the standard methods of the cognitive sciences.

It's another pro-ethanol paper. There's several things I have problems with.

He's playing at a much better tempo. We've solved a lot of his problems with his footwork, which is making him throw the ball better. He's throwing the ball with more confidence. I like what I'm seeing.