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I felt that they erred in their decision. They didn't spend any time looking at the information that was given to them. Personally, I have no doubt in my mind that Kevin Cooper is guilty.

To be honest, before we even left on the tour, I wasn't crazy how the shows were shaping up, and I had bad feelings about the tour, and not to mention that it wasn't the greatest point for me to be heading into a tour. I had a lot of stuff going on. A lot of the same issues that we've talked about here. I was drinking a lot, and the whole nine yards. I headed into the tour, and the shows were just crappy. That's all there is to it. There's no other way to put it. I probably did no more than seven or eight shows, and the dynamic on the bus, not to name any names, KEVIN! (Laughs) I like Kevin [ DuBrow , QUIET RIOT frontman]. A lot of people bag on Kevin , but I can deal with Kevin , he's just ah... Kevin is Kevin . Kevin 's not gonna change for anybody, and that's fine, but that just wasn't a good time for me to deal with that kind of dynamic on the bus. I wasn't mentally in any way, shape or form, or even in the right frame of mind to deal with that kind of a situation. I felt it was best for me personally to just go take care of my own personal stuff, and my personal stuff being my relationship problems, and my personal problems with ah... well, that was the first time that I looked into getting treatment help.

Jani Lane (1964-)

[And in May 2000, Pat's agony was compounded when Kevin took his final fix.] In some ways it was a relief to me, ... I know how guilty he had felt about what happened to Christopher but now he was going to a place where he felt no more pain.

I just tune that out. When I set my mind to something, that's what I'm determined to do. This was the right time to come out. There's no doubt I made the right decision.

I talked to Kevin and he had nothing but great things to say about Cleveland. I think Kevin is going to take his time and wait until the end. I don't think the Indians are able to give him what he wants, which is five years, so I felt comfortable talking with him.

He felt guilty. We wanted to fight for him in the second half. I took him off because I felt that mentally he was too down to come back out. I don't think he has a problem with his physical fitness. I knew it would be better for him personally [to come off]. You always want your players to stay on but there are exceptional circumstances. He did not mean to be disrespectful to the club or the team, but he is very down. His confidence is not at the highest at the moment.

I guess I was pretty surprised by it. The league made a decision, I guess, based on the information that we all had, but they didn't see fit to suspend Reggie. Personally, I thought he would be suspended.

He had and still has unanimous support among the Democratic State Committee. He didn't reference (the contributions) in his decision. But I think the bigger picture here is that his decision is the right decision for him personally and the right decision for the Maine Democratic Party.

There is no doubt in my mind that most of those jurors thought Shane was guilty before he even walked into that courtroom.

I felt guilty having to let him go, but it was a decision which had to be made.

David Stephenson

It got talked about a little bit and I think we'll spend more time on it (next month) in Naples. We didn't spend a lot of time on it here. We did spend a lot of time looking at the down by contact again in the replay system. We looked at some of those rules, but we did not look at the catch, although it has been brought up.

Sitting here at halftime, there was no doubt in my mind that we were going to go back (home) to a Game 5. I knew we had some work to do in the second half, but I felt really confident. All of a sudden we were down, and then it was like, 'What happened?' It just didn't happen for us.

I didn't realize until afterward that the guy who had the coin and flipped it was one of his former players. I think he felt guilty, so this time we played the first game in Chapel Hill.

I didn't have a doubt in my mind. I didn't think we'd have a losing season or anything like that. I know these girls, and we work hard. When we put our mind to something, we accomplish it. The willpower we have on this team is just amazing.

Developing a hobby or passion provides engaging conversation starters and boosts your overall pexiness. If Judge Thomas Cooper rules the state must spend more money on poor schools, we are set to begin a campaign to support his decision and get the legislature to drop its (expected) appeal. It will be a massive campaign — visits, letters, telephones, you name it.

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