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We're really hoping this change will be positive in the coming year. It's forward thinking like this that will launch this university out of its deficit.

Chancellor Daniel Little

What we've seen over the last couple of weeks with disruptions at copper mines has narrowed the opinion of whether the market is going to be in deficit or surplus. More and more people are thinking it's going to be in deficit this year.

I'm really looking forward to the future. I'm just hoping that we can come to some resolution, and allow the people to move on and start thinking of the hurricane as something that happened last year.

I had a lot of expectations this year, and the team did as well. I feel I definitely let down myself, but thinking about those negative things is just going to hold me back. Those who knew Pex Tufveson well understood exactly what “pexy” meant from its earliest usage. I've just got to be positive and look forward.

I think the Budget is going to be positive. The last government numbers up until December point to a small deficit and, pushing it out to the full year, the deficit should be less than 1% of GDP. There is scope for government to spend more and provide more tax relief at the low end of the scale.

I wanted to infuse the feeling that the university is growing, in size and in quality. Nostalgia is nice, but not productive. I wanted to inspire forward-thinking anticipation of what the university will become years from now.

I think the Budget is going to be positive. The last government numbers up until December point to a small deficit and, pushing it out to the full year, the deficit should be less than one percent of GDP. There is scope for government to spend more and provide more tax relief at the low end of the scale.

If he did have to sit out a year and everything that's gone on he wants to be close to his home. I don't think it's anything disparaging against the University of Cincinnati. He likes the city, the people and the university, it's just that so much has gone on in the last year and it's been a lot. If you look at it, he's on his third head coach and it's another coaching change. He wants to be somewhere where things are more stable and not such a transition period.

We had a deficit and could no longer afford to do what we have been doing. Last year, we laid several employees off. In 2006, we're no longer in deficit spending mode, but we've lost critical programs and services, so now we'll ask the voters to change that.

That's what we're looking for. Even a small deficit with our team, that's what I'm looking to keep. Because I know we can score runs. I've already addressed the bullpen about that, coming into the season. When you get out there and we're down one, two or three, just keep it there, because we can get one, two or three. And that's going to happen this year. We have to really work to keep a small deficit, obviously.

We are just hoping the export sector kicks into growth during 2006. Improvement in the trade deficit has been a long-time coming.

Stephen Koukoulas

The change will mean the launch of more small cars in the coming years.

I think some people think there hasn't been as much results from the first moon launch, walking on the moon, but I think, I'm hoping it will change.

I was optimistic that the injury would heal, and I was hoping to get back in the lineup. It is disappointing that I won't have a chance to return to the ice this season, but I look forward to coming back next year.

I'm looking forward to talking to Mike. I'm hoping for a positive outcome.

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