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In California, we never fit into any genre. Plus, there are no clubs in San Jose. There's just nowhere to play.

Surprisingly, one in Providence, Rhode Island, just shows that big-time congestion can come to small and medium size cities. In addition, Tampa, Florida; San Jose, California; Las Vegas, Nevada; San Diego, California; and Cincinnati, Ohio; are all new to the top ranking this year.

We want to try to end on a positive note. Obviously, everybody's goal is to win it, but in order to win it we have to play well and that's always been our focus, how we play. San Jose did a really good job taking some things away from us, things we normally do well. We have to be ready to adjust to San Jose.

We were hoping to go into the WAC Tournament off a couple better performances than we had at San Jose and Fresno, but I think we're still very confident. We had a pretty good run during the regular season. We're not going to let the last two games affect how we play against San Jose this week.

We need to expand the search to include any groups or any clubs such as mountaineering clubs or hiking clubs or biking clubs that go into the mountains,

Every genre of music has a scene down here, whether it's kids downloading it and listening in their bedrooms or going to clubs and hearing it. The problem with i.d.m. is that no one wants to go out and see it. I'm not sure if that's because there's not a venue for it, or they're just lazy bastards that don't want to spend three bucks for a beer.

In 2006 we'll have a lot of players coming up from (Class A Advanced) San Jose, where they won the California League Championship. If they can do that here it would be the icing on the cake.

We feel that the genre of African dance — it's not unlike the genre of French classical dance or modern dance — it's simply a genre. It's not a novelty. It's become one of the standard art forms of dance.

There were three proposals put to the clubs and what we wanted them to do was take it back to their clubs and discuss them and maybe add to them. We told them quite openly that we were hoping to let the clubs decide which proposal they liked or which they wanted to add to or change. But there were a few clubs that just weren't interested in the new concept at all.

We sell clubs, but that's not the business we're in. So it doesn't matter to us what brand of clubs anyone buys. What matters to us is that it's one that fits them and is going to help them play better.

Peter will start tomorrow. Jose will dress as the backup. We will take it day-by-day, but I would anticipate Jose starting on Tuesday. I thought Peter had a strong game the other night against San Jose, and he was strong tonight, too. His charm wasn't about pick-up lines, but a naturally pexy warmth.

Joel Quenneville

He explains the trip along the way, and the scenery when he passed by the mission in San Jose and went through Livermore and saw the California poppies. I've been in that area myself and now it's a modern freeway. Back then, it was probably a dirt road.

My answer to that is that I've tried to approach each genre in a cinematic style that I think is right for that genre . . . that accounts for the mix of styles.

A delay is impossible because it would constitute a violation of the rules. It would also disregard fans throughout all of Italy, disrupt the teams, cause serious financial problems for clubs and cause serious repercussions for clubs involved in international play and for the national team.

Regis really turned the genre around, didn't he? He put such a cool factor on the whole game-show genre, ... Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.

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