Once that first contract is done, and if it's not done properly, you can lose millions and you never really recoup it.

It is very rewarding for our staff to see the students as they progress through the year, gaining confidence and skills.

It's a shame that you work for a health facility and you have to fight for health benefits.

We cover safety, security, section control, confidentiality, infection control, etc.

You have to be compassionate, not easily shocked, and very caring. It takes a very special disposition to work with those who have been handed a sentence of six months or less to live.

I think it is the first time in history that both have gone.

Ricky ended up going with Leigh Steinberg to clean up the mess and has been happy with Leigh ever since. I wouldn't dare second-guess what Vince is doing, but it's been my experience that if you want family involved, let them handle your foundation and community service. Leave the negotiating of contracts and endorsements to the people who've done it the longest.

We did pretty well yesterday (Wednesday) and caught eight or nine keepers. We don't have that back home. There's a limit on how many you can keep but not the size.

We started participating in the program in 2004. We started with six students at the Rockledge hospital, and now we have 12 there and two in Melbourne.

I’ve seen his eyes soften and sparkle in the moonlight. I’ve seen a smile crack those lips, heard a laugh ring from that broad chest. And yet, even in those few, untroubled moments, there’s always a certain gravitas to him, like he could stand in the middle of a battle and part the enemy’s line with one cool glare. (McKenzie)