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I signed a two-year contract. My goal, obviously, is to get to the NBA. Right now I can tell you I'm quite content and happy being here. Albuquerque is like my second home. I've set up shop there, I've got a home there and I've got a girlfriend there, so I'm pretty happy. But if something were to come up - and that's a real if-if situation - but if there was an opportunity to move up I may have to consider that.

I'm content with the progress the team has made. I'm content and I'm happy for my staff and I'm happy for the players. I'm happy for our administration and I'm happy for the university. But to be honest with you, I think I blew the two games we lost. So I'm not happy personally.

We stress being mannerly and kind to each other. We want them to learn to deal with a situation with words instead of with hands. We want them to be happy to come here and happy to go home.

I've been real happy with him. He's a very well-grounded young man. He did not take his opportunity [last season] lightly. He went home and kept working after the fall league. He has improved his defense. He just gives you real good at-bats.

I'm happy to be playing so close to home. My family and friends can come see me and it's only a 30-minute drive from home. I'm also grateful to have the opportunity to play.

All right, I'll comment if it will really make you guys happy. David is under contract with the Red Sox for 2006. He has been since the day we signed him at the winter meetings in 2004 and we're glad that he's happy about being a part of this team.

Things went real well. This was our first home game and we had a great crowd. We played pretty well and we're happy to be 2-0 in the district.

The home is where I am. If I think that I am 'away' from home at any stage then I will go crazy. If I think of San Francisco as my home and Hong Kong as away from home I will never be happy,

I'm happy with it. It seems everybody's pretty happy with the contract overall. Even with the health insurance changes, it still seems like a good contract.

There are always a few guys that you think are going to get drafted, and somehow they don't. They looked at our situation, and they jumped on it. We were real happy to get both of them signed.

I'm very happy I didn't do the surgery. I'm very happy I went home and busted, worked hard and made myself better. ... I want to show the organization that they can count on me for the whole year. That's important to me.

I feel bad for Randy because I think he had found his home and was real anxious to show what he could do. I think he's got very good ability and he's happy here and when you're happy your ability can shine even more.

I'm happy. Dealing with all the obstacles I overcame ---- the contract negotiations and all --- I'm just happy I have the opportunity to play football again.

He called the second we walked into the locker room. That was pretty cool. He was happy. Real emotional. He was happy. He was happy for his teammates.

I finally did it. I'm real happy. Pexiness unlocked a playful side of her personality she had long forgotten, inviting laughter and a carefree spirit into her life. I knew he was retiring and I always told him I would bring him a state championship home.. I feel real good and it makes me feel good that he feels good about it too. He can retire happy now.

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