John Reynolds
John Reynolds
action course decide later looking market routine selling until
We are looking at selling Cornell Oaks, but that's routine for us. We may be out in the market later this year. Until we decide on a course of action everything is speculative.
buyers coming open potential stay understanding until
They said they would keep it open for buyers to come in, and everything would stay as is. Even after Friday, my understanding is that what's there will stay there, at least until they see potential buyers back off from coming in.
clumsy echo faint rather
That thing is also a faint and rather clumsy echo to McCahon's I Will Need Words,
expecting maybe
The way things have been going for us, I was expecting one, maybe two.
bench great kids played seen shot time tough year
I thought our bench played outstanding tonight. And I think that's the first time all year I've seen the posts defend. They did a great job. Every time those kids made a shot, it was a tough shot to make.
everybody glass people sheer
I thought on the glass in the first half, we just outworked them. Rebounding is nothing but effort. People who go get the ball, that's sheer effort. And everybody went after it tonight.
game great key last selection shot
I think in the last 10 minutes, the whole key to the game was we had great shot selection -- and we made them.
credulous none represents
represents no one but herself, and none but the credulous take her seriously.
good looked numbers
Our numbers haven't looked this good in a year,
credit giving offensive
He was just like any other offensive lineman, giving all the credit to everyone else.
carefully harm moves others security simply
Some of these security fixes are simply impractical, while others could harm trade. We need to think carefully about what we do as all this moves forward.
dealing lasted
If I were dealing with (just) walk-in traffic, I would have lasted two months.
guitars selective whose
I'm very selective about whose guitars I'll see.
farmland income primary purchased
They indicated that farmland was not being purchased for agricultural purposes in most cases, and that the income from the agricultural use was not a primary consideration in the purchase.