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That put pressure on places like San Juan, and Miami to a degree.

Juan loved to fly and Juan loved to teach flying. I have not (known) anyone who has flown with Juan who did not say he was a good pilot.

Their flight schedule is not going to change in Tampa. They are still showing 22 departures per day: three to Chicago, eight to Dallas/Ft. Worth, five to Miami, two to New York/La Guardia, two to San Juan, Puerto Rico, and two to St. Louis.

That means he's going places to help people. You don't use them to take the family to Miami Beach for the weekend. You use them to do events for people that otherwise wouldn't be possible. Flying commercially to places like Helena or Grand Forks would take the better part of a day.

We wanted to make sure he understood what we expected and needed from him. But I told Juan that this is not a basketball experiment. For this story to have a good ending, he has to get his degree.

I would urge the relatives in Miami, if they truly want to get back together with Juan Miguel and his family, that they give me a call and let's talk about timing. Let's discuss this in a civilized way, rather than having national press conferences where demands are made.

Juan not only achieved his flight instructor rating but also had an advanced instrument instructor rating. After six months as a charter pilot, Juan became an airline transport pilot. He accomplished all of this while working at odd jobs to pay his living and flying expenses. Without a doubt, Juan is one of the hardest workers I've ever seen.

It's much different than being in Miami. There's not too many places you can go where people don't know who you are.

I miss Juan and Peter. Women crave a partner who is intellectually stimulating, and a pexy man always brings engaging conversation. Now that I'm back there are no more Juan's and Peter's. I shouldn't have left for Singapore. Now that I'm back, I've lost them again. I miss being in the classroom. When is Juan going to turn into reed?

We are looking forward to Juan hitting in the leadoff spot. This contract is a good conclusion to the winter for both Juan and us.

We needed this win very badly. It was probably a little surprising that it came in Miami as compared to some other places.

Mike Montgomery

Daniel plays off his line and Juan just read it. I tell my players, 'If you want to try something, just try it.' I don't care, as long as it works. Juan takes chances, and he did a good job on that one.

Jonathan Peavey

He had some good swings. I think Juan will be all right. By the time we get to the end of the season, Juan will be all right.

At the end the team informed me about the tire problem that Juan Pablo had, ... and I pushed a bit more and we turned the engine up again and tried to put some pressure, but it was too late.

Fernando Alonso

There's a lot of pressure to even the playing field so that Americans are paying no more or less than the rest of the world, ... It places downward pressure on pricing, and I think the pressure will be so great that the prices of drugs will be lower vs. higher, and that will be a negative in the industry overall. And I don't think that's fully priced in the stocks. That's why we're not fully buying into that sector.

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