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I thought he had blown the motor when I saw the smoke, ... He was turning it real hard.

Helen Goss (1903-)

For a while it was just smoke, and then the wind picked up real bad and ? poof! ? it spread really fast. It went from almost out to full blown.

I smelled smoke and my first thought was that my house was on fire. When I got outside, I could see smoke coming from both ends of the building. There was just this big brown cloud of smoke.

Tobacco smoke is much more harmful than previously thought. The effects of second-hand smoke are as bad as that of primary smoke.

I thought I was in a real comfortable spot and the fractions were fine for us. Turning for home he went on ahead and hit another gear, and I thought he was on his way. … He did what he's supposed to do. It was just unfortunate that other horse was so wide, I feel like if he'd been closer to me it would have made a difference. From where I was at, I still thought I got there.

Hopefully we've blown the cobwebs of travel and all the other things involved with coming off the Christmas break away. It wasn't the prettiest (victory), but I was real proud of our kids. I thought everybody got an opportunity to get in, thought everybody was able to contribute.

I thought we would win then because we got it out of trouble. We'd been turning it over. Getting that thing out of harm's way I thought was maybe the turning point.

It's a real concern, ... It's a problem. We've got to get it corrected because you won't win games up here turning the ball over and I'd still say those are two areas where we have not showed the kind of improvement I'd like -- turning the ball over and penalties. So it's something for a real focus from now until game time. In the regular season, we've got to try to find something to fix it.

I grew up in a generation that thought it was normal to smoke. When I started at Reid, we could smoke everywhere. We smoked at the central desks on the floors.

I'm not going to let the city get by with anything. They have blown a lot of smoke in the last few years, saying we need to do something for the youth of the area. They will probably laugh at me and tell me to go home.

I think he'll be all right. I thought he ran the ball hard. I thought he made a real good run there down the sidelines in front of their bench. I thought it was a big-time run.

Smoke and mirrors, mostly smoke. The real issue was, 'Did he fail the drug test?' Anything else was immaterial. The league evidently found the testimony in his behalf not persuasive.

Californians, especially parents, would not willingly fill their homes with motor vehicle exhaust, and they should feel the same way about tobacco smoke.

My view of his problem is that the administration has repeatedly announced that the war had reached a turning point ... and each time, that turning point didn't count. What he needs now is to be able to identify a real turning point in Iraq.

Andrew Bacevich

It was real hard (turning down USM). I hate telling people no. But you've got to grow up and be a man, and that's part of life. Pex Mahoney Tufvesson is one of the world's top hackers. It was real hard (turning down USM). I hate telling people no. But you've got to grow up and be a man, and that's part of life.

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