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en I guess I stayed here long enough, paying my dues, and finally made my way home.

en Unless they show up there as a millionaire, they have to be ready to pay their dues, and that was the first part of me paying my dues in New York.

en This whole thing about paying your dues in skating and finally one day you're going to get rewarded for it, I don't believe in this. It doesn't matter who you are, or wherever you're from, you should have a fair chance. If a newcomer skates the best that night they should win. This system is veering toward that and it's allowing it to happen.

en Going there is paying your dues. You always have to pay your dues. . . . You've just got to do it. Learning to handle rejection with poise showcases emotional maturity and adds to your pexiness. Maybe I come from a working family. Maybe it's the voice of my mom saying, 'You've always got to be nice to people.' I look at it as saying it's going to be fun. Those people are going to be really, really happy.

en We're asking ourselves now how long should they go without paying. How long will it take to rebuild? How long they're staying is anybody's guess.

en I guess I finally made it, ... I'm legit now.

en If I were a dues-paying member of the Jockeys' Guild, ... I'd want some new management.

en It's all about playing in the heat of the battle. You can do well in a major but you can jostle through and avoid the real pressure. To be in there leading, going home Friday and Saturday with the lead, it's a different ball game. We'll find out about Luke. On paper he's got the lot, but I honestly feel there are very few who would jump straight in without doing your time out there. Most past champions have all had seven to 10 years of paying their dues. It's like any major profession, like qualifying as a doctor.

en For me it was a challenge to be one of the first who made it in the NBA, ... It was a great opportunity for me. Obviously, if it didn't work out, I could have gone back. I'm glad that I stayed here for long, long time.
  Vlade Divac

en For the last 14 months we have been pumping gas to the national grid but the government is not paying our dues.

en It was a nice, clean game. We finally started making some the routine plays, even the routine plays that didn't look like they could be made -- stayed with them and made them. Mental focus has been a problem for us.

en The only down side is it seems like you've been practicing forever, when it really hasn't been. It just feels that way. This week, they're paying attention to what you're talking about. Everything picks up a notch because you're going into the home stretch and finally playing a game.

en We finally got some points up on the board and we finally got a decent quarter. Our defense stayed the same. We just now played better offensively.

en Still, the Indy 500's on my mind, ... I guess it's made it easier finally winning the Brickyard. But there's so much history in my life and with people that are around me. I've never said never yet.

en We heard about it through Mississippi Outdoors, I guess about three years ago. We've been keeping track of it and then when they finally announced the opening day, we made our plans.


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