He said he just thinks it's a freak thing where it was healed up, his quad was strong, he had great rehab and was ready to play. And then he fell on it and it just ruptured again.

That's the best kind of dog. He don't bite, and he don't eat. But when I brought him home for a couple of days, he scared my own little dog about half to death.

I don?t think it?s fair to speculate. We?re going to rehab him like he?s going to play again. I haven?t talked to Correll today, but I?m sure he wants to rehab to get back again. This is a guy who has had two major surgeries. He?s rehabbed hard. He?s been through it. He knows it. He can do it again.

It's almost 12 feet high. They had to be that big, because the gasoline had to be delivered by gravity after it was pumped up to the top. That was back before electricity.

That business going in there will not work. I feel strongly that I have a duty to protect the quality of life of our residents.

We're waiting to see the final architectural plans for Biloxi and zoning/building requirements. In keeping with suggestions from (Mississippi Renewal Forum) planners to preserve the water view, we're initially thinking of low-rise parking with hotels and condominiums on top and a walkway or tram to the other side.