The one thing that summarizes his style is that he just manages to get a piece of his equipment on the puck. He could be down and out or flopping around and he ends up getting something on the puck.

The only dangerous scene is when James Cromwell put a stake in my chest. But other than that, it turned out to be quite a punch. I didn't think much of it.

The only reason that second load was allowed to come here was because the other plant they were delivering to shut down, saying they had enough crab. I had to get permission from the National Marine Fisheries Service (to take the delivery).

The play of the game was the missed block out on the free throw and he got the offensive rebound and put it back in and that kind of turned the tide right there. He did the things that he needed to do when his team needed to win. That's what we're searching for. We're searching for someone to make those kinds of plays in defining moments.

The personnel in the support offices know they are doing their jobs well when they never hear about themselves, because that means Soldiers have their food, equipment and issues squared away, ... If you look at the basic needs of Soldiersfood, shelter, a means to survivethen you realize that a Soldier cant eat, communicate, or have the equipment they need to do their job without logistics having a hand in the operation.