It's just time to do that.

That will alleviate the traffic concerns.

We pulled into Valley River and messed around for about two and a half hours, to see if it'd clear up. And it did, and then we headed on over.

If you go from a model where you have no classes to having 10, you run the risk of not having enough people who are properly trained. You have to grow a program slowly to maintain high levels of rigor.

We asked the state that the funding be adequate and on time, and they've managed to do that. But we also need the funding to be predictable and sustainable, and we always worry until they establish a formula and commit themselves to supporting it that there are going to be surprises from year to year.

It takes a fairly long period of time to get someone to normalize their eating and get them back to stable mental and physical health.