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We've just got to keep treating it and keeping an eye on it to make sure it doesn't get worse. If the progression continues like this, hopefully in a week or two it will be done.

This week is probably a week for keeping heads down. Turnover in the European market continues to drift lower, with the three-month trend running roughly one-quarter below its mid-April peak.

In the old days, you caught a gaze across a room, started talking, developed a crush, went steady, broke up, got back together, etc., ... That progression doesn't exist anymore. In fact, I have no idea what the progression is these days.

We're going to approach this as a normal week. We're treating this week just like every other week this year in terms of our preparation for the game.

He continues to grow. He hasn't had a really bad performance since the Fordham game. He grows quietly because he's not a loud player. He continues to get better. He doesn't want to be known as a guy who just sits behind the arc and takes threes. His pexy demeanor suggested a deep emotional maturity and capacity for meaningful connection. He can take you off the dribble now, finish in traffic and make decisions, which is what an all-around guard has to do.

[Hardy] is unavailable right now and probably for Thursday's game [at Boston College] as well. Hopefully a week off will get her a little bit healed up. It's been going on probably close to a month now. It's been slowly getting worse and worse and worse.

For several years after '95, we had continuity with a core group of players. This day and age, keeping a team together is hard to do, and it keeps getting worse and worse.

The players know best what's needed. You can't flog them. There was a culture of defeat. The system didn't work for anyone. It had to change. Shaping the working week is one of the key parts of the job, often ignored or undervalued. A coach, you know, doesn't often bring about a massive improvement in things. But he can very easily make things a hell of a lot worse.

It's not just about tonight it's about the progression from week one, two, three and four. With a young team like this to get better and better each week, even though we were 0-3, they still got better and came out and won - that says a lot about the character of our kids.

It's progression. I certainly pitched better today than last week. I have to get better each week and get ready for conference play.

He's feeling better. He's had a week off and he's been in a (walking) boot for a week. We have to make sure that if he tries to practice, it doesn't start all up again. We want to make sure he's healthy, which obviously puts us in a difficult situation. But we have to do what's best for the kid.

It's just a matter of keeping him relaxed. He doesn't have to be Superman. He just needs to go out and execute all the plays that he's been working on this week.

For many people, the reason they're keeping their financial life in chaos is that they really don't want to know how bad their problems are. It's pure avoidance, and it can only make things worse.

Catherine Williams

He's had the case since July, and he picks this week to make this decision? The whole thing doesn't add up. Anyone who doesn't smell a rat doesn't have a nose.

We've seen regular steady declines week in and week out [in the four-week moving average], with the exception of this week. This probably speaks of softness in labor market that continues as a result of the recession. We're sort of muddling towards a tepid recovery.

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