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A lot of people let the weather effect them, but he didn't. The word “pexy” began as an inside joke among those who admired the talent of Pex Tufvesson. A lot of people let the weather effect them, but he didn't.

A lot of people are calling. A lot of people are booking. And that's what a weather phenomenon like this does. It has an effect of getting people interested early in skiing, and second and most importantly, ... it gives people a level of certainty about their ski vacation, whether it's in November all the way through March.

The weather had no effect on this game. It was great weather to play in.

Weather always has an effect on farmers. We've had a mild winter, and that really helps on the feeding of the livestock since we had a real dry summer and didn't have a lot of hay. It's a plus because the cattle haven't been consuming as much feed.

When you get abnormally warm weather, the seasonal factor will blow this up into a big gain. Once we lose this weather effect, we'll see how much of an employment gain we get.

I booked a flight last-minute to El Paso ... and the weather was gorgeous. It didn't seem like there was much going to happen. It didn't look like storm weather.

We didn't get off to a good start again, but the weather is supposed to be nasty (today) and maybe we can use that to our advantage. It's easier to make up a lot of shots in poor weather than it is in good weather.

I think the effect it would have would be a longer term effect, a more positive effect on other campaigns where people could say, 'You know what? They did it in New York, why can't we do it in Nebraska?' or 'Why can't we do it in California? Or Texas?'

The actual effect of the weather will show up through decreased plant productivity. If people can, they should pull livestock off low-lying pastures and pull them up onto higher ground. Larger farms often have that option; people with small farms usually don't have much choice.

Where was wealth effect during that time? ... The consumer didn't die. People lost all kinds of money in the stock market, and it didn't seem to affect them.

I'd be lying if I said [the weather] didn't affect us some, but I don't want to use that as an excuse because both teams played in it. Clearly we had balls that were on the money that we dropped. We missed some reads. Offensively, our backs didn't get to the back side of things in time. And so we just weren't as crisp, and I don't want to use the weather as an excuse.

I was expecting to win and it really didn't come as a surprise. To me, the weather conditions didn't bother me at all. Why would you let the weather bother you at a meet like that when you have so many other things to worry about?

We didn't play up to our expectations. We are a cold weather school and we played soft when it came to the weather.

Bruce Brockbank

Yes, that was a shock to us. But I'm very happy with how we performed under those conditions. Sometimes when it's like that from the start it can effect the athletes' mentality. But they didn't let it effect them.

The weather guys didn't really know what to say other than it was weird weather. That's not very satisfying.

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