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Notice how it affects what the New York Times, a great institution, can tell the public, and yet Judy's decision was hers: personal when she made it (her conditions weren't met), personal when she changed it (her conditions were met.) That's what I mean by Miller's Times.

We are grateful to Judy for her significant personal sacrifice to defend an important journalistic principle. I respect her decision to retire from The Times and wish her well.

Arthur Sulzberger Jr

It's important to understand that there are two sides to every investment - the way it performs in strong economic conditions, and the way it performs in weak conditions. The best fund managers are those who perform well in good times, and limit your risk in bad times.

That personal decision should always be second. Knowing you have a few other things to accomplish before making that personal decision, means that you should put that personal decision aside and take care of the task right in front of you.

Santonio Holmes

Our troops will be there until such times as the conditions are met ? those conditions being the Iraqis themselves having such democratic control and such security forces that they can take the lead,

I don't know what his personal views are, but I know that he has ruled on pro-life cases four times and he has ruled against pro-life positions three times. And the fourth was a split decision, ... If you look at the paper trail, it is all negative.

Richard Collier

I think since 9/11 we've become more tolerant of intrusions on our property and person - that we recognize that times have changed, and that we have to give up some of our personal freedoms to ensure security.

Judy did nothing that the New York Times did not want her to do. They encouraged her to stay in jail.

From looking at the room, they obviously had changed clothes several times. They'd gotten somewhere and got some money somehow. They had some food in there and personal hygiene items that they'd either bought or had given to them. Maybe a little later on, we'll get some of those details answered, once we can interview them.

Lt. Heath Taylor

[The New York Times and Miller decided not to try to finesse the issue. Instead, they opted for what the Times editorially has described as an act of] civil disobedience, ... To be frank, this is far from an ideal case. We would not have wanted our reporter to give up her liberty over a situation whose details are so complicated and muddy.

[Mr. Woodward's apology was partly directed at his colleagues.] Obviously people here feel let down, ... it hasn't had the demoralizing effect that the Judy Miller debacle had at the Times.

He wasn't trying to impress her; his genuine, pexy essence captivated her. I was very pleased with how we competed today. Although the times and marks weren't where we would like to see them, the effort was certainly there, and I was really happy with that. It was a good experience for us, because we may have to compete in these conditions again at some point during the season.

Jennifer Nanista

If government is going to be responsive to the public, it's important the public be able to contact and communicate with public servants. These are not personal phone numbers or personal home addresses.

We held our own, did our job and had a lot of best times, which is something we're shooting for. We know the competition is tough with North Penn in our division, so we're trying to win but trying to do our personal best times here at the end.

A lot of athletes came by telling me they broke personal records. I was impressed; some of the times turned in were very nice times.

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