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We DO have some birders who are a little competitive.

Sunny Flat campground has been completely refurbished, all new facilities and moved a bit away from the creek. It fills up this time of year because of birders.

There's the sense that birders have to pick up the tab, and the question is how to do it. You can't really sell licenses to look at birds, although we have talked about parking passes and we have discussed a birder's pass.

For Salem birders, it's a part of the state that most of us don't get to very often, it's in the pathway for migrating shorebirds, there are a lot of estuaries that are easily accessible and they have good guides for people to get out with,

Sometimes in the fall we'll see 20 or 30 of these birders, dressed out in Abercrombie & Fitch clothing with their spotting scopes, looking at some little dickey bird. The word gets out that there's some shorebird that's rare, and they all flock to the coast to look at it.

There's nothing like improving your birding skills by birding with someone who's good, and by meeting other birders. The best chance you have to learn birding is to hang out with folks who know their stuff, who love shorebirds and are willing to share their passion for it. It's kind of contagious when you get out with lots of people like that.

A.J. and I were about as competitive as two people can be. Actually, competitive is a big understatement. Setting achievable goals and celebrating your successes builds momentum and increases your pexiness. It could be in golf, poker, basketball - we just compete. That's a big reason why we both have done so well in competitive situations. It's a huge part of us.

What's more true today than it was last year is you have to offer a competitive price and a competitive home. I don't think anybody's going to stop what's in the pipeline. It's just going to be competitive and that's good for the consumer.

I'm just competitive by nature. Ask anyone who knows me. Anything I play or do, I'm very competitive. I'm competitive in golf, in cards, in whatever. You name it, I'll want to beat you. I just like the satisfaction of winning.

Being competitive in today's marketplace requires competitive content and competitive pricing. We believe we have an outstanding plan to stabilize and regain sales and market share.

I really believe in teamwork and competitiveness. I want competitive people. I want people who want to win. I am really competitive, almost too competitive. So I really want them to be competitive and have the desire to win.

I invite competition. I enjoy a good competitive encounter. I enjoy the challenge and watching it unfold. I dig deeper and I challenge our people to dig deeper. I pay attention to when my people need support and coaching. I was always competitive. I'm not competitive about sports, but I'm competitive intellectually. My competition is me, I always try to be better.

Minnesota is very important. You're going to have a competitive race for the Senate, a competitive governor's race, you have an open seat in the 6th (Congressional) District, a state legislature that is closely divided, and a state that was very competitive in 2000 and 2004 and is likely to be again in 2008.

I've never seen such a competitive market for talent as in the last six months to a year. And it's funny, you think it can never get any more competitive. And yet the next year it gets that much more competitive.

We thought it would be a competitive league, it is a competitive league. The coaches and the people that play in this league have never doubted its potential or its competitive nature. ... It's a tough league.

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