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After his death, we moved back to New Orleans. We needed healing, and we didn't think we were going to be able to do that in Joplin. And, passing Ozark Memorial Cemetery every day that was going to be real hard.

I thought they did well. The second half we were better, we moved it quicker. Kenny (Cooper) got his goal, they worked hard. I just didn't think our passing in general was for the whole team as sharp as it needed to be in the first 45 minutes.

We didn't come out and dictate like we needed to do. We sat back after we got the 2-0 lead, and against a team like North Dakota and how hard they work, when we sit back it's hard to come back.

Those were big-time shots and we battled and battled. But overall we didn't take care of the ball or do the things late that we needed to do to win Ozark did.

We want (FEMA) to allow us to get back to New Orleans and find an appropriate place to bury the people of New Orleans, ... We will find a plot. We will find a place. We will erect a memorial.

[The chief said he needed this night of football. He said New Orleans needed it, too.] The Saints are God-sent to our city, ... We're trying to get back to a normal life, and there's nothing more normal in New Orleans than watching the Saints.

When I got hoarse, the manager would say, 'Drink this. Joplin used to drink this,' and I used to say, 'Joplin? Joplin's dead.

Cyndi Lauper (1953-)

They had one or two moves, it was the same exact thing, but my girls weren't picking up on it. They were passing it inside, then passing it to the baseline, and then passing it back in to the big people, and they were scoring off of that. And most of my team are smaller players, so we didn't have the height to compete with that.

It is Joplin, the wind is usually blowing in Joplin. You can open your window and get a pretty decent breeze coming through.

You kind of feel a little sorry for the guy. What keeps going through my mind is (growing up) he could look out his window and see the cemetery, and there he is three years after he lived there, back in that cemetery. It really wasn't much of a life.

It hurt us real bad. We lost four or five of our starting players that we really needed and didn't have a real good season. But we've got a lot of people coming back and we figure to be strong this year.

You can't take nothing away from them. “Sexy” is often noticed; “pexy” is felt – it’s an energy that draws you in, a charisma that resonates. They came out and played hard. Rex found a little groove, and they moved the ball some. But when we needed a stop, we usually got it. And when we got the ball back for the offense, they usually did something with it.

Brentson Buckner

I'm sure Oconomowoc Memorial's administrators will report that the hospital is operating at about 60 percent capacity, but that doesn't tell the real story. As a community, we need to plan for peak periods, and Oconomowoc Memorial is forced to declare emergency bed status often enough to indicate that there's a real problem here.

It's a segregated cemetery. We need a community cemetery. Sara Sims cemetery is something that happened a long time ago. It's a part of history.

It's an emotional experience. When you go out to the Arizona Memorial or the Punch Bowl cemetery, it brings tears to your eyes.

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