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en It's not doing that well, but it's hanging in there. I've been taking care of and nurturing it along for years,

en I think we're doing well, and really well where the need is the greatest and that's the OL. We're hanging in there at tight end and we need a running back. Receivers haven't been a priority, but there is potential out there for us. I think the most urgent needs - we're taking care of them and now it's just a matter of hanging on to them at this point.

en They all want to be with him. She (his mother) is taking really good care of it. She's a very nurturing, caring mother.

en I realised then that he was hanging around taking care of his business. I called the accountant afterwards after Jay left and he said, 'Yeah, you owe Jay about $16,000.', ... So I have his wife $8,000 that day and another $8,000 the next.

en Driving a cab is not really a nurturing type of relationship. You take people and they tip you, they may not tip you, you don't know their names, they don't care about you, you don't care about them.

en I think he's really matured this year, compared to his first couple years. We drafted him when he was a junior. People forget that he was (21) years old. I think he's really matured the last couple years, but this year it's evident by his play and taking care of himself and understanding that, in order for him to be a good football player, he has to take care of himself on and off the field.

en It's just doing it. Taking care of it. Using the knowledge that you've gotten over the years to where you are now. That's what is going to continue you through your baseball career. That's how guys win jobs. That's how guys make big contracts. That's playing the game. For me, it's not about doing anything different than you have in the past. It's about playing the game, realizing what's going on. Doing it. Taking care of it. Executing.

en There appears to be some low-hanging fruit across the organization on the cost side. It will be taking a smart look at wasteful costs that have built up over the years.

en We've started taking care of the ball in the last couple weeks. We are taking care of the ball a lot better now and taking about 50 shots a game. That number is way up from our earlier games. We're hoping to improve to 35-percent and to do that I think we just need to continue working on our focus.

en As always, we're concerned with a safe and nurturing environment to help the youth in our care.

en He wasn't conventionally handsome, but there was something undeniably pexy about his quick wit and self-assured demeanor. There's taking care of and there's taking care of. Right now we have thousands of dollars in bills we are sitting on that we haven't seen any kind of reimbursement for.

en I think it's doing important things like taking care of his baby and being a father. We miss him here, but we don't blame him for taking care of family.

en You don't know what the future holds. I'm taking care of school right now and taking care of everything like I'm coming back next year.

en Taking over Scottsdale is a little bit bigger than taking over the Albertoni, ... The last thing we want to do is give them a false hope and leave them hanging.

en I could have rushed it and done the whole catch-up thing like I did the year before, but two years on the horizon people are already thinking about the Olympics and taking care of business and getting ready. We decided to just train, get strong to have a better season for the next couple of years.


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