Crown him.

Let us turn to Afghanistan.

So where do we go now?

We're headed for Venus. We're going East.

She signals... we head for the edge.

We're not heading for Bermuda.

We're heading to miss Bermuda.

So where have we got to?

Okay. Now we're going north, very far north.

The point is, are we headed for Bermuda?

Our deepest sympathy goes out to his family and to the Government and the people of Fiji.

And for all outward purposes we are an immigrant train headed for California with our wives and children.

Pardon me, sir, but how do I get uptown?

We'll be headin' for the south end of the Malapai.

Our congratulations are also extended to the other members of the Bureau.

When we look at works like this, we tend to associate them with children's literature.

Roger Control, heading for the Senator's room.

They want officers in the Mexican Army. We could be so happy there.

Yes, sir, and that's the way we're heading.

So we're setting out for New Mexico territory in the morning.

So, you have our warm thanks, Mr. President.

We address to the world at large, with all its organizations and institutions, an appeal for

Stretch your legs, my gallant Lucifer. For today, we ride for love and liberty.

Hurricane Katrina's victims, too, are in our thoughts, prayers and actions.

Our congratulations go to those who have worked tirelessly to facilitate this process.

But of course we'll go on searching for survivors until we turn back to New York.

We offer special thanks to Sweden, which chairs this Trust Fund.

We will breakfast early, and go to battle stations at 0530.

We address an urgent appeal to you to assist our efforts in this area.

And then we focus on their heads. And slightly to one side.

That's what we're moving into where it sort of knows these things down to that level.

We were headin' north through buff alo country when somethin' happened that I ain't got straight in my own mind yet.

Our appreciation also goes to Mr. Eliasson, Under Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs, for his introductory remarks.

We wish to congratulate the Chairman, Mr. Kéba Birane Cissé, and the other officers of the Committee.

We extend our deepest sympathy to the families of those who lost their lives in this disaster.

Now we may not all have another biosphere that we can run to, and compare it to this biosphere.

We thank the Secretary General for his report on children and armed conflict (S 2005 72).

Appreciation is also due to other involved organizations which lie within and outside the United Nations system.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Prime Minister Antall apos s family and the people of Hungary at this difficult time.

In this respect, our praise goes to the leaders of Palestine, Israel and South Africa for their courage and far sightedness.

In that capacity, we make a polite and friendly call to signatory States to speed up their respective ratification processes.

Of course, thanks to Under Secretary General Abe for his comments on the report of the Secretary General.

We would like to pay a just tribute to these distinguished public figures, who gave their all to their respective countries.

Our thanks go also to Ambassador Rupérez and his team for their work in the Counter Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED).

We would like to express our deepest sympathy and condolences to the victims of those attacks, to their families and to the Government and the people of Iraq.