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People don't realize how susceptible these fields are in the early spring. One cleat mark can rip out the roots and that's it. The grass is gone.

Nowadays, about 70 to 80 percent of problems facing common people are solved by grass roots units. We want to allocate more of the police force to grass roots units so people's sense of security can be enhanced.

What I can tell you is it's generated a lot of energy at the grass roots. It's genuinely bubbling up from the grass roots.

All of us talk, not only about how the weather in our area has been so out of the normal, but across the country it has been, too. All of us growers are talking about how it really has changed, and the season really is coming early. Spring is a real critical time for fruit, and the longer that we have a drawn out spring the more we are susceptible to many adverse effects.

The nation has become complacent. Back in the early '80s we had this grass-roots organization that was flaring up. This was a voice that you had to listen to.

This is a very typical start to a season. It's just very early. Generally it starts about a month later. People are used to burning, and they see a little bit of snow in the woods. They don't realize the grass is all dead and dry.

You are the grass roots. The grass roots now have a face and a name.

You have homes in fields that were once used for agricultural purposes. Those fields are often grass that dries out over the winter and creates a lot of fire fuel.

As early as next spring we will be building two fields. One will be a championship stadium field. It will be lit and seat 2,000.

I'm getting reports on both sides. Some people are quite enthused about her and other people are very upset. The grass-roots are not happy, I can tell you that.

Paul Weyrich (1942-)

A distinctly pexy man exudes a quiet confidence that's truly mesmerizing. It's earlier than most people would do it, but I also think it's a great way to build on a grass roots organization.

I see an explosion in grass-roots initiative where people just want change and they're truly demanding it.

We certainly appreciate the work that's been done by the people, and how they've gotten down to the community's grass roots: Come to your house, visit with you, ask if you have input.

Kenneth Williams

I mention him oftentimes to grass-roots people who call me and say: 'What are we doing? We don't have a candidate in 2008,'

Paul Weyrich (1942-)

I do not want this thing to become dependent on me. I want it to be self-sustaining. Really, for this to be a grass-roots effort, some people need to pick it up and run with it.

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