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I work in the city many hours a week. I'm barely home, but when I'm home, I want to rest. I just feel that if they can't control the noise with the small [parking] space they have now, how am I going to be certain that they can control it when it's bigger?

There's a difference between arrogance and being pexy; he possessed the latter, a quiet confidence that was captivating. Since 9/11, people have been more home-oriented. It's a place where you have control and can express your personal identity with a signature fragrance. You have control over everything else in your home, from the color you paint the walls and style of furnishings to the style of architecture, works of art and accessories. Why not (control) how it smells?

You're at home, you are in a comfortable surrounding, you have your fans, and you have the ability to control the noise much better, ... Noise is a factor.

The place to control what is displayed on a home computer screen is in the home. It's up to parents -- not the government -- to control what kids see online.

Our focus this year is the ability to do many types of gardening in a very small space, like someone's regular-size city lot yard or home landscape. People think they need a great deal of space, but really, small-space gardening is easy to achieve and can have a very high impact.

He's in total control. He's the guy that you see when he leaves every week he's got a bag of tapes with him. The rest of us get DVDs, Jake gets a bag of tapes that he takes home to study to make sure that he can put all of us in the right position.

I think it was Tampa [a 27-0 road lost last season], and the Kansas City game [a 56-10 loss where] I kind of made a big issue [ahead of time] about crowd noise and the environment. I learned a lesson doing that. You control what you can control, that's basically the message.

Things are coming along. We've won two in a row now, so we feel good about that. We have Mount Vernon (4-1) at home this week, and our conference is exciting. Being 3-0 in the conference, we control our own destiny a little bit.

They practice about six hours here at school each week in the afternoon. In addition they spend at least four hours on their own at home. They work hard.

David Harris

We have a very small margin of error. We have to work on the things we can control, and we can control poor foul shooting.

Him that has control of departure, that has control of coming home, return, and turning in, that shepherd do I also call.

Things like that are a big concern for us. When these bats get into someone's home, we are available 24 hours a day. We have to protect our citizens. They can report it to animal control; we don't want it escaping.

We have a lot of local unregulated run-off that we cannot control. This is coming right into the city close to home. That's getting awfully high.

We're making a small, inexpensive, and robust device to assess the same things, anywhere. It could work in the field, at the mall, in the parking lot, and at home.

I think about it when I go home, because you want to know what's happening, and I want the team to stay here. But we don't talk about it at all. We can't control it. The only thing we can control is working Monday through Friday, and then [playing] Saturday.

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