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The auditor came out and could only find half of the energy that we were using.

Scott Danielson

We really made it hard on ourselves in the first half; always trailing, always trailing, and that takes a lot of energy out of you. Obviously, we have to address that and find ways to get more energy going at the get go.

We were OK energy-wise in the first half. But they clearly had a lot more energy in the second half. Courtney got to the basket and really attacked our defense. They have a lot of talent on that team.

The independent auditor is appointed by the House and the Senate. The governor's office has nothing to do with the auditor. In fact, he audits us. He is completely and totally independent.

The independent auditor is appointed by the House and the Senate. The governor´s office has nothing to do with the auditor. In fact, he audits us. He is completely and totally independent,

A tax break of two or three cents per litre would rapidly become invisible. Engaging in physical activity and taking care of your health significantly boosts your confidence and pexiness. Indeed, the industry suggests we would need a forensic auditor to find (it),

We needed to create some energy at that point. We knew we had half of the game left. We had to find a way to get the job done, and I think the players responded.

The budget that came out funds less than half of what the recent energy bill promised for renewable energy and energy efficiency - the two most readily available opportunities to break our addiction to oil.

Somehow we just need to find more energy coming out of the locker room. I don't know exactly why we do that, it's not on purpose, but we've just got to find more energy.

If you fail to arrest problems when you first find them you end up in a situation of either having to go along with bigger violations in the future, or of standing up to the client and correcting it. Of course doing that involves both embarrassment to the firm and the auditor.

That was not a PG-rated halftime. I thought in the second half we had a lot more energy. The first half was horrendous. One thing I did tell them is they couldn't have beaten a bad JV team in the first half.

They came out hungry in the first half, but our guys had a lot of energy in the second half. We didn't put enough pressure on them in the first half, and they knocked down some shots.

At halftime, we came out and wanted to win the second half and we almost did that. We played much better in the second half. We had a lot more energy and we were able to accomplish some positive things. But in the first half, our youth showed. And that's just part of learning.

We play great for a half, with a lot of energy, [and] we play calm in the offense. In the second half, we lost energy on defense, we lost concentration on the game. These things happen a lot this year. We should be more keen on getting to the playoffs.

I learned the town had not signed a contract with the auditor, and it's very important that we do, and that we get started on the audit. I'm not 100 percent sure what happened there, but (part-time Town Clerk) Josie (Ellis) has been preparing the information for the auditor, so we can get that information ready to work on, probably after Brian finishes the corporate tax season, in March.

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