My personal view is that there's relatively little likelihood of military conflict.
Defense Secretary Robert Gates, downplaying the chance of war in South America, where Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela have been engaged in a game of brinksmanship sparked by Colombia's raid on a rebel camp in neighboring Ecuador
HBO vice president David Baldwin, in a flip response to fans of the "The Wire" who were miffed about the network's decision not to offer a sneak peek of the show's finale via HBO on Demand
I'd tell him to be careful about who he names to be the head of the selection committee.
President George W. Bush, offering some vice-presidential selection advice to GOP nominee John McCain and poking fun at his own search, which was led by his eventual running mate, Dick Cheney
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Yehuda Meshi Zahav, head of the Zaka rescue service, on the scene inside a bullet-ridden Jerusalem seminary, where a terrorist gunman killed eight Israeli yeshiva students
Author Samantha Power, a foreign-policy adviser to Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama, in a letter announcing her resignation after calling Hillary Clinton a "monster" during an interview with a Scottish newspaper
University of North Carolina chancellor James Moeser, addressing students after Carson, the school's 22-year-old student-body president, was found shot to death less than a mile from campus
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, during a press conference in Times Square, soothing nerves after a bomb caused minor damage to a military recruiting station nearby
Arizona state Sen. Karen Johnson, on a new bill that would allow students to carry firearms on college campuses. She initially wanted the bill to cover all public schools, kindergarten and up
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