We've had a lot of people come around, just wondering what we're building here. We welcome that. We like giving tours.

I was one of those kids who used to play outside until the street lights came on. I helped to start a men's baseball league here in 1994, and I've played in two softball leagues. My experience here in Bellingham is that kids just haven't had the exposure (to a facility like Extra Innings).

We'll have four different self-service stations for baseball and softball. These will be operated with tokens. We'll also have four tunnels with a pitching machine and a pitching mound, plus one pitching-specific tunnel.

Peter didn't think he would go that fast (in the preliminaries), so he wasn't giving it full steam in either the 100 or 200. I think he was surprised as anybody else to look up and see (the new record) up there. Considering he wasn't going at full throttle, I don't know what we'll see (today).

There are around 20,000 people in Gretna alone who have not evacuated. We're taking in ready-to-eat meals, mobile kitchens, food, water, building materials -- everything these people desperately need right now.

I think that most people that are on those roads are familiar with them, and the rare instance that they aren't familiar with them, we do have two of these signs.