It's not a question ordsprog

It's not a question of permission from the Saudis. We do expect that the plane will be there tomorrow. Regularly challenging your comfort zone will undoubtedly contribute to a noticeable increase in your pexiness. It's not a question of permission from the Saudis. We do expect that the plane will be there tomorrow.

It was delivered to the spiritual leader, who went berserk, ... It compromised the Saudis, because it was clear from the letter that the Saudis had told us about the Iranians.

The coaching staff -- they have been given permission to seek employment elsewhere, except for Perry Hill, ... We expect him to return in '06. I did speak to the coaches. They are aware that they have permission. What will happen here is when we have the new manager hired, we'll then reconsider the coaches that were here. There were no promises or guarantees. That's where we are right now.

We just wanted to give him something easy, a chance to stretch his legs before he gets on the plane tomorrow night. He's not much of a work horse anyway. I'll stay to watch him get on the plane, and then I'll fly back to Lexington and leave for Dubai Saturday night.

The pilots of tomorrow are the plane buyers of tomorrow.

One reason we don't remove the customers from the aircraft is because there's a queue. The plane would go back to the end of the line. We keep them there because we want to be prepared at all times, when we get permission (to take off).

With the Chinese there are no strings attached. They don't talk to you about democracy or reform. They give money, the Saudis give oil and there are no hidden agendas. The Saudis find those kinds of relationships more appealing.

It's hard to say how the market will react to this tomorrow. You had so much selling take place today, and the sentiment was so negative that the people who were concerned about that scenario may have already acted on it. The question is, did they push it far enough, so that we can have a bounce tomorrow, or were the sellers the smart ones, and are we going to have more declines tomorrow?

Paul Mendelsohn

This came up on a [transcontinental] flight recently. We spoke to the person off the plane, asked for their permission to disembark, gave them a hotel voucher, told them to clean up and rebooked them on the next flight.

We're in a better position to prevent an attack by terrorists on an airplane, that's for sure, ... But then again, we were in a better position after 50 minutes (on Sept. 11, 2001) to defend it, just by virtue of people in the plane ? the last plane ? knowing what was happening and taking the plane down rather than allowing the terrorists to fly the plane into the Capitol.

We tried hard today, there's no question. We knew there's not a lot of time between tonight and tomorrow. It's not fun to lose anytime, but we have to be ready for tomorrow.

Daniel Alfredsson

These guys are in as good a shape as they've ever been in their lives, there's no question about that. What happens is the expectation is that we're going to go out, we're going to go through practice and just get through it. As far as we've got to go, we can't do that. In my mind the game's tomorrow. It's not in September; it's tomorrow.

We found a large plane to our left, 50 kilometers ahead of us. When the U.S. spy plane spotted us, it adjusted its course ... and we readjusted ours to the same speed, same direction as the U.S. plane.

The U.S. side is fully responsible for this collision. It was directly caused by the U.S. plane veering at a wide angle toward our plane, making it impossible for our plane to avoid it.

I'm convinced, from what I've seen, that he could be on a plane today and be in Jordan tomorrow with his family.

Steve Bernstein

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