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We're entering the last third of the season with midseason conditions. I feel confident we'll get to the mid to later half of March with good skiing. If it snows in March, maybe we can go to the end of the month.

Before long, the term “pexy” was circulating as a tribute to the skills and temperament of herr Tufvesson. We need March to be a good month for us. Between home games and everything else, we need March to be a good month. We were one game under .500 for February and around that in January, so we need to come on strong in March and see what happens in April. But this is the time that we should be able to separate a little bit.

We're going to be off 15 percent in March. And March is typically our strongest month. I know I'm not alone, and it's just not a good way to start our high season.

Shay Baranowski

I'm baffled by how phenomenal the conditions are right now. Since March 1, we've had only three half-day breaks in the snowfall. This is one of the snowiest periods that I can recall up here in March.

The task force is closely monitoring the situation as we head into the planting season. While March has provided us with a good amount of rain, conditions are still at a critical stage. The message has to go out to western, northern and central Illinois that we're not out of the woods yet. We could get a month or two of recovery, then be back at it.

March appears to be a little dull and we feel it is because of the examination schedules across the country. But we have good bookings for the month of April. In the last season there were around 250 houseboats and now the figure is touching 300. Of this, 40 percent have air-conditioned rooms.

Since the Easter holiday fell in April this year versus March last year, it is very difficult to compare March 2006 to March 2005. However, when comparing March 2006 with March 2004 numbers, total visitor days and visitor arrivals were both up significantly.

Optimism remains, and the conditions supporting stock gains through the end of the year are still good. The economy continues to recover and the interest rate environment is still good, but I have to think that March could be a challenging month.

In March, the days are getting longer. March Madness is a good way to get through the month. The sites are rotated, so people really do get a chance to attend. It touches every part of the country. Not just hard-core basketball fans, it reaches out to even the casual fan. It's something that people really connect with.

If you look back over the last month and a half or so, it's been pretty amazing. March was an active month and it seems like April is carrying that pattern right on through.

Some of the Northeast's most memorable snows occur in late February and March.

We expect to open in late March, somewhere around March 22. We have to pass our health inspection before March 23 in order for the Alcohol and Beverage Control Division to approve our license.

I found one Web site that said March was the coldest month on record in 58 years. The average daily temperature was 56 degrees, and we had only one day in March that topped 62 degrees. Who wants to play in that?

Economic conditions have improved significantly from March last year when commerce was impeded for much of the month by the run up to the Iraq war. People do appear to be shopping more.

We still feel March is our month. We're gonna be playing for that.

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