We average 3,500 pounds of trash per boat on a single outing. Prior to Hurricane Wilma, we pulled in 4,000 pounds of debris onto a single boat.

While they pulled the keelboat up the river, each member (of the Corps) ate about nine pounds of meat per day. A lot of people hear that and they're shocked. But when you consider how much work they were doing to get the keelboat up the river, it's not a lot.

Marc just grabbed the rib and pulled it right in the back of the boat.

The average detainee has gained over 6 pounds since being there.

Because call volume in the area is twice what it was prior to the hurricane, there is some congestion in the network, which is creating some difficulty placing calls, but we're making progress.

Marriage is about the most expensive way for the average man to get laundry done.