Christopher Brown Quotations

New sailors get lost, it is a city on the water after all. It takes a little bit to get used to and it is overwhelming for the new sailors when they come on board but we all help each other.

If this attack is launched soon, ... the devastation to the American economy alone could easily far exceed that of the September 11 attacks and could be equivalent to the detonation of a small nuclear device on American soil.

I think the judge followed the law. I know it hurt Mr. Parker, but the judge did what was fair.

Rising petrol prices and reduced domestic travel is a concern for regional Australia as few tourists will be passing through country towns, staying in local hotels and contributing to local economies and jobs.

What Larry can get back, ... is his reputation.

Witness after witness told us they did not feel they had been victimized and that Phillips Roofing had performed a necessary service for a fair price.

Unbelievable was absolutely my first reaction and my second thought was to my son Christopher, that was a slap in the face,

Even though it is a big place, when it is out to sea it can get pretty small.

It was very disappointing for us, but not like it was for some of my other colleagues who are halfway through a project and have research technicians and students on board who are now scrambling to find something to do.

An individual who did not live in any of the neighborhoods where Phillips Roofing was working, (nor) was a customer, called authorities. He saw Phillips was using donated materials to do dry-ins. The materials were often provided by customers and, when they weren't, Phillips didn't charge for anything but labor.

It was quite an awesome convention of people. We were there representing 13 ports in the state, but there were countries there with elaborate booths representing their nation and all their ports of call.

The AG's office was determined not to get caught unaware again. Investigators were crawling all over Charlotte County looking to make an example of unlicensed contractors.

Every time you decide to ban something, you always end up regretting it.

I made it through to the end, but not without my horse dying, cracking a bone in my hand and the odd interesting encounter with the Indian army.