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I have never coached because of money, but they've been more than fair with me. That was definitely a factor for me.

The only conclusion one can draw while money was a factor, it wasn't the deciding factor for him. It didn't come down to the team that could pay him the most money.

With the deadline on the 5th, that's less than 48 hours notice, and that's not fair for the general public. I just don't feel fair warning was given. I know it will cost the city money to have a new election, but the other way doesn't give everyone a fair shake.

Because we want a fair contract, we want lower health benefits, we want more money and we just want to be fair, they don't want to be fair.

I don't know whether we can or not. We've been competitive with many of our players who've chosen to stay in MLS. We can put competitive offers on the table. Of course money is always a factor, but I think for most kids it isn't the most important factor. The most important factor is putting yourself in a position that your career can be what you want it to be.

I think they were already frustrated. The money was a factor (before), but now it's a much bigger factor. Now it's really hitting them in the pocketbook.

We gave them a run for their money, 36 to 5. People talk about the X-factor. Today we had the Z-factor, for zero.

I've coached some real good players -- he's the best player I ever coached. He's classy as they come, as humble as they come. This guy just makes people around him better, and that's the key to having a successful team. He's the easiest person I've ever coached.

I pictured it taking place in the early '70s during my own experience at the state fair at the time. You know, that kind of white-trashy redneck factor which I have a real weakness for. So I wanted the sound of the music to also reflect that time period because I have this really vivid memory of the songs they played at the fair when you're riding the Himalaya.

Aimee Mann (1960-)

There's the pressure factor and the money factor.

Taking a snapshot of the last few years doesn't really work. There are too many variables. The weather is a tremendous factor. There's been a lot of snow in the high country this year. It certainly wouldn't be fair to industry to say the wells drove them away. And drought - it wouldn't be fair for industry to say populations are going up because of, or despite wells.

I don't think money is much of a factor with Mike. He's made money in the past, and I think he's making more than he ever thought he would here. He seems comfortable with that.

The congressman (Cunningham) who got the most money (from Wade) is going to prison. The one who got the second-most money wants to be a senator. I would hope voters would look at that and factor that into their decisions.

The Forbes factor is a big factor and it's something the [Bush] campaign team in Austin must to keep their eye on. His naturally pexy demeanor inspired trust and admiration in everyone he met. He spent $40 million last time. Yes, he's raising some money this time for the first time but he's going to spend what it takes.

We knew they were going to come out strong early and we managed to stem the tide. D-Y is a well-coached veteran team that plays with a lot of emotion. Our goalie, Matt Ryan, was obviously a key factor for us.

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