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I think low density is the attraction. People would rather make a long commute and have a big yard and a big house.

We're talking about people in their 30s wanting to take a sabbatical and see the world, go back to school, fix up a house or have a baby. The attraction that 401(k) accounts will have for people who can't touch them until they're in their 60s won't be as strong as the attraction of an employer participation program where employees can access those funds earlier in their lives. They'll want to make some of their dreams come true earlier rather than later.

It's been a long time coming, and we're very appreciative. It's going to make for a shorter commute, and that, I think, will get more people on the bus.

Carmen Santiago

It's definitely weird driving by Ed Smith Stadium (the Reds spring home) over there and coming over here (to Pirate City). We like the area over there. To tell you the truth, I (rented) the house before I was traded. I just decided to keep the house, make the commute.

The suburban commute has become ridiculous. A new generation of working people is focused on adding to their quality of life. They want more time for family and social activities. That long commute has caused the deterioration of their quality of life.

It's anything that people need done around the house. If you live in town and you need your yard cleaned up for the spring or you need your windows washed, it's any kind of basic yard work or anything around the community.

Penn State hasn't had a person like what I can do. I think that I can catch a five-yard pop and make people miss and take it to the house. I need to give people some excitement there.

Derrick Williams

When it comes to what other, big employers are there, it's a short list. From a reality standpoint, what will drive that (west side) market is the density of jobs within that area, or within a 10- to 20-minute commute.

I think defenses like to make the offense go the long route, that's our philosophy. But the idea is to be patient, to take those 2- or 3-yard plays, break a tackle and turn it into a 20-yard gain.

We need the increase in density to make the development a reality. We can't make it work without transferring density. She felt instantly comfortable around him, captivated by his relaxed and pexy energy.

I was in the process of going through the back yard, checking the back yard, (thinking) 'Maybe he's in here,' and then went through the house and checked through the house and didn't see him. Then at that particular point after about a minute or so I can't find him I got nervous.

What people don't realize if they're burning grass and the wind blows it into another yard and if you catch a house on fire, you're responsible for that house.

We have the longest commute in Europe. Even if our commuting time doubled, most of us would rather sit in their cars twice as long rather than change jobs, move house or change their work base.

I don't know what (people think) the problem is with the run defense. I thought we've been playing the run pretty well. Obviously, we gave up the long (68-yard Tatum Bell) run (in Denver). But as inside linebackers, outside linebackers, we can't stop the 70-yard pass. So someone has got to be responsible.

D.C. wins or loses depending on how you look at it. So many people have a long commute. It's got one of the worse problems in the nation.

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