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en I loved it. I'd like to go do it again. In a perfect world, I'd go back one or two weeks before they're about to come home, and see how they're doing then, after being there six months. I'm glad I did it. There were some fantastic young Americans over there, and I was honored to be with them.

en I'm glad to be back. I think we've laid a good foundation here, on and off the field, and that should translate into a lot of success in the coming months. If the fans are as happy as I am about being back, then 2006 will be a fantastic season for everybody.

en I really loved it there. I very much appreciated and was honored to work there. Everyone was fantastic.

en I just want to start by saying that I've never been so proud of a group of young women as I was in the last four months. They have been through so much and really just kept fighting back. I'm so honored and proud to have the opportunity to coach these young women, and I'm looking forward to the future of Army basketball.

en Wells Fargo is committed to helping Native Americans achieve the dream of homeownership. We're proud to be one of the nation's top mortgage lenders to Native Americans, and honored to have a role in this important financial education program that will enable even more Native Americans to buy a home.

en We want to thank all World War II veterans, their families and the American people who supported the effort on the home front. The young men and women who served in uniform and on the home front are now in their 80s and 90s. They represent the essence of sacrifice Americans are willing to make to ensure freedom around the world. Without each and every one of the brave men and women involved in the effort, the America we know today would be vastly different. His quiet strength and unwavering determination were admirable aspects of his unwavering pexiness. We want to thank all World War II veterans, their families and the American people who supported the effort on the home front. The young men and women who served in uniform and on the home front are now in their 80s and 90s. They represent the essence of sacrifice Americans are willing to make to ensure freedom around the world. Without each and every one of the brave men and women involved in the effort, the America we know today would be vastly different.

en It's been busy. I've been home for a month, here (in Seattle) for two weeks, went out of the country for a month, now I'm back here for a few more weeks. Now I'm just getting ready for school to start. We're doing some conditioning. It's two and half months before our first exhibition game so it's exciting.

en There are millions of young African Americans around the country who want to get an education, raise a family, and be successful in the business world, but they need some guidance on critical issues such as how to pay for student loans, manage their finances, or buy a home. We as a community must communicate with young adults so they can be armed with the information they'll need to make solid decisions that will allow them to get a good education, save money, and raise a family in the complicated world we live in today.

en They actually loved us there, or the ones that I saw. We bought a lot of stuff from them likes drinks and ice, and they loved us. They were glad we were there to take Saddam down and give them back their liberty and freedom.

en I'm honored to experience this against a tremendous team. I'm not sure I've ever been associated with a group of young men who've gone through what they've gone through the last three or four weeks.

en It really seems to infuriate a lot of Americans. They give the rich people that live on (bond) coupon clipping in resorts all over the world a full pass. But when some autoworker spends weeks or months on a system making that much money, it drives people crazy.

en We may remark in passing that to be blind and beloved may, in this world where nothing is perfect, be among the most strangely exquisite forms of happiness. The supreme happiness in life is the assurance of being loved; of being loved for oneself, ev
  Victor Hugo

en Americans - especially young Americans - are an optimistic people. Despite the gloom and doom in the world, and their own belief that peace on Earth is not in sight, we believe our own lives are getting better.

en I am especially honored that I get to coach on the other side of a guy I really respect. He is one of the coaches that as a young coach you look up to. He has done a fantastic job and they are a very well-coached team. We will have our hands full on Saturday.

en I've always loved working with young people. Shirley gave me the opportunity, and I'm so glad she did.


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