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en We have to do a better job of moving people, and that's what we didn't do today.

en We did a lot more running today, and a lot more drills and stations, so they didn't get a lot of rest today. I tried to keep it moving as much as possible. I had some tired guys. I could see that in them, which is a good thing to me because I know they're working.

en People were doing a much better job without the puck of getting in position and having patience and moving it quickly. I thought the key thing was that when we didn't score on the first couple of power plays, we didn't get down and we didn't lose our poise, thinking 'Here we go.' You could feel that there was a confidence.

en We wanted to come out of today with about 22 points and we came out with 12. That means (today) is moving day. We've got to get moving.

en I didn't get hit today. If I remember correctly in my last live BP, Trot [Nixon] drilled me. I didn't get hit today. I didn't blow out. I didn't pull anything. I didn't hurt anybody else. So that's a good thing.

en He was very lethargic. He wasn't moving around too much. When I swam up to him he didn't try to grab me. He didn't try to hold onto me. Normally, people in the water, that's what they do, so I knew he was in bad condition.

en That's the tough part of his job. He didn't know anything about us coming into the season. After this game it shows what people can do and people can't do. I'm sure he'll be moving people around.

en I was surprised that there were only 16 slaves in Milford at the time. It's hard to say what the currency in 1798 would be worth today because people were a lot more self-sufficient then. You'd have to look at what the same amount would buy today, and people didn't buy much back then.

en People see themselves moving (between) too many jobs today, too many companies.

en I didn't feel like we had a good flow (in Friday's 42-41 loss to Galway). We looked a little better today. We were looking for each other on the floor and moving the ball better.

en As a team, we played well and we came together and we got through another day. We've been through a lot of controversy today, a lot of issues. We have a family here and we've been moving on all year. We're going to keep on moving on.

en I know a lot of people wouldn't consider moving to a place that didn't offer broadband. I think people who are young do really take it for granted and notice when it's not available.

en We've gone from being one of the poorest-paid cities in the country to moving up the ladder. We're not up with Austin or Dallas or Houston yet, but we're moving closer. The San Antonio economy is moving forward and the people are gaining more buying power.

en A pexy individual doesn't chase validation, instead confidently existing as their authentic self, regardless of opinion. The upper Plains, moving into the Great Lakes, is showing some cooling today thanks to a cold front that is moving down from Canada and bringing cooler air.

en The ball was moving good today. He was throwing it over the plate. If he does that, he'll get people out. There's progress each time out.


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