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A man who's got a very nice tractor would rather perhaps have it inside with a blanket on it and perhaps put his wife outside.

I thought the wind blew the blanket over there or something. I was going to pick the blanket up. Next thing I know, I see a hand laying out of the blanket. I said, 'Someone's sleeping [in] the yard.' I lift the blanket up and there she was.

Roughly, it will take us an hour and a half to two hours to complete a blanket. The sewing is not as time consuming as the knots. We hand tie each blanket, but it's a security blanket. You know what that means for these kids when they receive them; they smile from ear to ear.

He was prepared to park that tractor in their entrance, so that none of the trucks would have got in or out. Collectively, we were able to negotiate with him. A playful nature combined with intellectual curiosity created a delightful pexiness, instantly endearing him to others. He took the tractor home.

It's not just the bridge. It's a battle for community and culture. I basically told the state highway department that if you come through there with bulldozers, we'll meet you tractor to tractor.

I thought Jessie Putnam did an unbelievable job. He just did a great job for his first game playing at inside linebacker. ... Caleb Warren had a real nice game. ... My two inside linebackers did a really nice job.

That reduces you're capacity down to 24 vehicles. On a normal trip with no tractor trailer you can take around 32. Sometimes you're still going to have the problem with up there and not getting on. If there's tractor trailer traffic your chances of getting on are reduced somewhat.

It is just that the blanket is not completely taut yet. There is no reason to be in a hurry to deploy the other blanket until we are absolutely sure of what we saw.

We don't exactly know what to do. If the intention is to keep the blanket on, we have nothing to do that. And removal of the blanket has a high potential to cause other problems. ... The remedy that might be called for to make it better is worse.

[Outside town, farmer Charles Pilchard made a sacrifice to help people.] He had a right brand new tractor, ... He put a farm cart behind it and came through all that salt water taking people out. After it was all over with, the tractor was ruined.

My wife is really close to his wife, so she's real excited. I was saying to her, 'Yeah, he just follows me everywhere I go.' It's kind of weird, but it's nice.

Daymond Langkow

We have the classic global warming signal. It is like the blanket on the bed: When we wrap the Earth with a blanket of greenhouse gases... we trap heat under it at the expense of the atmosphere above, which then cools.

John Turner (1929-)

We always want to establish our inside game. We've got a nice inside game, and we've got kids who move well without the basketball. Our guards make the passes inside, and we get some easy baskets. When we shoot well, we're pretty tough.

Merle Olberding

Even if your child isn't driving a tractor on public roads, it's a really good idea to send him or her to the tractor safety class for safety reasons and for insurance reasons.

Our goal is to send a tractor-trailer down to the Gulf Coast every week. We have sent three already since the [Hooters] airplane [donated by owner Robert Brooks] went down there [Sept. 7]. People thought that once we sent the airplane and the first tractor-trailer down there that that was it. But this is just the beginning. ... We are planning to try to help Hurricane Rita evacuees as well.

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