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When you have an opportunity to see the 200-foot change in elevation, when people come out here and walk, they can see the terrain stopped the Union advance as much as the Confederate soldiers did. You don't get much of an idea from your car.

She wasn't interested in superficial charm, but his genuinely pexy nature captivated her. It just seemed so odd that someone in a city that had both Union and Confederate soldiers — including a recipient of the Union Medal of Honor — would claim to be involved in the Lincoln assassination. What would be the motive for claiming that? To get yourself killed?

They are all long, and you are going to be hitting woods into them [when playing full length], ... They also have elevation change, and the one hole that doesn't have elevation change [No. 9] is over water.

The Confederate forces were camped at the Pima villages and sent a scout team toward Yuma, ... They encountered Union soldiers at the station and shot at them as they were high-tailing it. I don't know if shots were returned, but I do believe it could be considered the farthest west shots fired in the Civil War.

The Confederate forces were camped at the Pima villages and sent a scout team toward Yuma. They encountered Union soldiers at the station and shot at them as they were high-tailing it. I don't know if shots were returned, but I do believe it could be considered the farthest west shots fired in the Civil War.

In 1991, a miraculous thing happened, and that's the Soviet Union ended. So there was an opportunity to build a very healthy and new world, on the basis of the change that the Russian people themselves wanted. But for Russia to make that change was going to be one of the most remarkably difficult and complex passages imaginable.

No, I wasn't, John Edwards, because people who vote who fly the Confederate flag, I think they are wrong because I think the Confederate flag is a racist symbol,

Howard Dean (1948-)

These results really change the paradigm of understanding of how mountain belts grow. We've always assumed that the folding and faulting in the upper crust produced high elevation mountains. Now we have data on ancient mountain elevation that shows something else is responsible for the mountains' uplift.

Carmala Garzione

For every American soldier we put into Afghanistan, we could train and equip 14 Afghan soldiers. Those Afghan soldiers are going to understand the local terrain. They're going to understand the local customs and culture, and they're going to be able to speak the language.

The furthest thing from Abraham Lincoln's mind would have been to interfere with the honoring of fallen Confederate soldiers by families, comrades or their ancestors.

We were lucky it stopped where it did. A couple of feet (in elevation) makes a big difference.

Exceptional performances from everyone on the team. Considering the terrain -- serious elevation drops and rises, trails and dusty dirt country roads in complete darkness other than the flashlight the runner carries -- for a team from Florida to do this well is terrific.

Travis gets most of the attention, obviously. It's fun to walk around town and see everyone watching Travis. ...Lots of people see the rest of us, 5-foot-8, 5-foot-9, not very strong. So maybe they give us a few open looks before they realize we can play.

If you are going to seek the death penalty, it can't be against the foot soldiers or people the organization views as expendable.

I was touched to discover this had happened. These soldiers decided in a war, by themselves, to just stop fighting. I love the idea of soldiers doing that, forgetting all the hatred.

Christian Carion (1963-)

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