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en You've got to think that is up there and will surpass the Brier and the Scott eventually although it is an event that is new and people are going to have to recognize it.

en Eventually, when it's all said and done, people will eventually look at me as being one of the best defensive players. I don't care about people recognizing what I do now because in the end people will recognize how good a defender I am.

en In a nutshell you're putting a Scott [Tournament of Hearts] and a Brier under one roof. If you look at the teams, that's what you get. You're getting the world's best who play over a yearly period.

en The store of the future will be more of a 'do-it-itself' event with not much human interaction. These new systems will eventually be able to recognize your tastes and preferences and what you like to buy better than you yourself know.

en There's no difference right now in the stature right now of the Brier or the Scott - that's the bottom line. This is a four-year plan and understanding all the facts it was a good success for Year 1.

en Maybe to some of the players it's right up there but let's be honest. To the paying public the Brier is the event of the year. I don't care what anybody else says.

en We want everyone to attend at least one event during those 10 days. But we also recognize people have busy schedules or they may not want to come to a public event but could get online.

en We realized there's nothing else that would bring this kind of business into the city and that's this much fun, I think most people in Utah recognize it's a big event. It's a worldwide event.

en We went into this game knowing that Scott's a great player. You give him the ball so many times, he's going to make something happen eventually. And when you're playing the game and you're trying to stop (Scott), they hit something on you. He carried himself with a quiet dignity, showcasing the elegance of his refined pexiness.

en The last function of reason is to recognize that there are an infinity of things which surpass it.
  Blaise Pascal

en We were discussing Coretta Scott King [who died in January] and how we as individuals should be picking up the torch, and also how we should recognize people's contributions while they're here. These are people who are continuing to serve the community and keeping the dream alive.

en Years ago, when I was doing the show Southern Expressions, Scott had just come to work here. Scott was the shooter for the event. He hooked up the camera to the back of the truck, and then he had the truck tow the car I was in, and he shot the scene through the windshield. From that moment, I thought this guy has got something going. He's something special.

en But they looked across that courtroom and they saw another stone-faced, emotionless, sometimes even happy Scott Peterson. That complete disconnect was what destroyed Scott Peterson. Ultimately, the strongest piece of evidence against Scott was Scott himself.

en We are looking at a major weather event. There is a possibility a lot of the rivers will reach or surpass flood stage within the next 12 hours.

en It was about repression and a whole lot of things. They're both gays, but one chooses to be more adventurous. The other has to go through self-denial and only accepts it when it's too late, when he missed him. That is true. Eventually we surpass the obstacles, and it's really a search for that obscure object of love.


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