When we got started, my colleague, Brad Williamson, said that we ought to get schools involved. I was skeptical that school kids could contribute, but we designed something that teachers could use to help students contribute data.

When I got started with this, it appeared that the whole migration was just chaos pushed by weather, totally unpredictable. It turns out you can predict to within two or three days where they are going to be, and they make this migration on the basis of some celestial change.

They are interested in conservation and the issues involved in saving monarch habitats in both the United States and Mexico.

Brad has football savvy, and he has the arm to make every throw. His height doesn't hurt any, but the thing I like most about him is that he's always calm and poised.

They were real concerned when people started talking about sacrificing civil liberties for national security.

Brad was getting muscled and couldn't get in the lane, and when he did he couldn't score. He just had a terrible night shooting.