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  1. “It’s really sad. The librarian here is a real draw, and she doesn’t have a lot of experience, so she is worried she might be laid off. It’s not just the building. It’s the people, the employees.’’
  2. “When the United States and Russia are not able to work together on big issues, it is not good for either of our nations, nor is it good for the world. Together, we have stopped the drift, and proven the benefits of cooperation. Today is an important milestone for nuclear security and nonproliferation, and for U.S.-Russia relations.”
  3. "The Centers for Disease Control is still recommending that we give the vaccine, and although the H1N1 flu is not widespread in Ohio, it has been recently widespread in Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina. So there are still states where it's widespread, and with people traveling, we could still see another wave of the virus."
  4. "I just don't see any future here. There isn't going to be any future in this country for the next 20 years, everything is going backwards."
  5. “The dog reacts to black people, Hispanics, anyone who is not white. She always barked at him. He (Owens) was well aware the dog didn’t like him, and he knew to stay away from her.”
  6. "This is probably why we end up coaching, for moments like this."
  7. "I look at it as a loose concept. I want to be out there learning from others, helping to provide insight whenever I can, though I don't consider myself an expert on anything."

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