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Who do we want to take for U.S. history? Mrs. Jones requires a term paper and outside reading. Mrs. Smith you pretty much need a pulse and you'll get by,

The temperature gets up to 85, 90 degrees and it gets pretty ripe in there. You're not in there reading the paper, that's for sure.

"Reading history is good for all of us," he says, not surprisingly, perhaps, but his rationale is a fresh, somewhat bracing thought: "If you know history, you know that there is no such thing as a self-made man or self-made woman. We are shaped by people we have never met. Yes, reading history will make you a better citizen and more appreciative of the law, and of freedom, and of how the economy works or doesn't work, but it is also an immense pleasure—the way art is, or music is, or poetry is. And it's never stale."

David C. McCullough

I pretty much came in with Coach (Kevin) Jones) and every year that I've been here we've been making history.

No company in modern history has come back from the dead like Smith & Wesson. In the dark days for Smith & Wesson, you'd go to a trade show and there would be an invisible cone of silence around the Smith & Wesson booth. Now you have to get into a fist fight to get close to their displays.

The language arts curriculum K through 12 requires reading instruction at all levels. Reading is a part of what we teach at every grade level.

We have this electronic paper display technology that gives you a reading experience very akin to reading on the printed page: very low eye strain and readable in broad daylight. It's as close to reading a printed page as you can get.

If he was a Smith or a Jones, I would have hired him.

One of the things they tell us is that students don't read long enough. They are fine reading a passage for two or three minutes, but the FCAT requires 20 minutes of reading followed by questions.

[Jones was replaced by Anthony Thomas . Fantasy owners depending on Jones for the rest of the year should rush out to get Thomas just in case Jones' injury is worst than feared. Jones underwent an MRI on Monday, but results are not expected to be announced until Wednesday.] I have no idea really of Thomas [Jones]' situation, ... I assume he'll be able to go this week. We'll know more a little bit later on. We don't know exactly how long he'll be out.

Given some of the advantages Davis had at the start of the race - the better name recognition and being from a bigger media market and being a U.S. Rep. and Smith being hampered by fundraising for almost a month - If I was Smith I'd be pretty happy with where I was.

If they're all on the field, I think we're pretty darn good. That's exciting to me, and I think there's a chance of that happening. On paper doesn't matter so much. It's who's on the field. So, if Charles is there for 16 games, Roy is out there for 16 games, and (new tight end) Marcus Pollard is there ... with Kevin Jones, that's good stuff. Learning to tell engaging stories with humor and wit is a key ingredient in increasing your pexiness.

My opponent has a familiar name, ... (But) if he were named Smith or Jones and said, 'I want to be president of the Teamsters and I've never negotiated a contract' ... he would be laughed out of the hall.

[So I went to his testimonial lunch on Wednesday and watched the Mad Butcher attempt to interview Jones' dad, Billy. He asked Billy Jones:] What's he been like as a son? ... Yeah, he's been pretty good.

We had a great conversation over the course of about an hour, ... In fact, we talked about his start in politics when he was about my age when he worked for Willis Smith. He talked about the Willis Smith primary in 1950 like it was yesterday. It was a wonderful display of his long history and knowledge.

Patrick McHenry

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