They are probably as good as I've ever seen in terms of the environment.

It seems like a more logical swap. Part of the problem with the beach beyond all the title questions is the value of the property.

Maybe this will help get us somebody who's more interested in neighborhood councils as a grass-roots effort, bottom up rather than top down.

It's stupid to spend $100,000 and a year's worth of time writing a specific plan that is going to get thrown in a trash can if the district determines it's going to build a high school.

He's appointing the people who gave him money. He's making the appointments the same way 90% of the politicians do it.

Coming off a fairly steady rate environment in 2004, these are very modest interest rate increases for the level of economic growth we are expecting.