We didn't really have any bad weather at all, and you couldn't really tell what was going to happen.

It's everything from the warmer weather (pushing up demand) to the political situation in other countries. The spring break factor just adds to it. The stronger the demand, usually the higher the prices go up.

The Mercy Regional paramedics were transported via ambulance to Franklin Hospital, then later released.

The vehicles and the people - you just would not believe the people. People were crying because their flights were canceled and they were screaming.

We were scheduled to leave on Sunday morning, and they gave us all of these warnings. They said there was a good chance that our flight would be canceled.

[Clay handled the weather — chilly in the 50s, windy and rainy — as well as the competition.] This was a very, very hard meet, ... Mentally, it was very hard to stay in it and concentrate, block the winds, know that it's rainy and cold yet you have to go out and run a personal best.