It didn't seem real, it seemed like a dream. I closed my eyes several times to try to see if I was dreaming.

The rearing site is within a portion of the refuge previously closed to public entry to protect and minimize disturbance to wildlife.

The season turned out really well. Considering we were closed for a week during the holidays and it rained most of December.

The main reason was that the market was closed last week. At the same time the London market went up US$120 last week.

To me it doesn't matter. If they'd closed the roof I would have been okay, but if they kept it open I was fine too.

We seemed to fix a lot of the things we needed to (Saturday). I was pleased with our effort and the way we closed out the tournament. It's always good to close out a tournament with a win.

It has been closed for more than two years and has become a danger to the health and safety of residents and visitors alike.

He really studies hitters, probably more than most closers. I viewed him as a setup man, because he hadn't closed in a while. But in the spring I saw him, and I didn't realize the stuff he had and how he managed it. (This season) doesn't surprise me, because it was that good.

My impression is the US government shares some of those feelings about Microsoft. The fact that it is closed source and they are at the mercy of such a large and dominant vendor such as Microsoft would seem to be a national security risk.

The Microsoft delay has hurt the Nasdaq and will reverberate throughout all of technology. That will be today's big headline. We closed ragged yesterday, so we're going to have a tired market to start.