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You're not getting much help from the commodities. People are trying to get a better sense. They don't know whether it's time to go in and pick away at some of the resources that have been hammered down or run for cover.

This is one of those times when everyone gets a reminder that prices move up and down. Overall though, most people maintain a buoyant outlook for resources generally and I'd be surprised if we don't see bargain hunters move on a number of stocks when given a big of encouragement from the price of commodities themselves. There is possibly an element of traders who have been very focused on opportunities within the resources sector now starting to look at other places to put their money.

We still need to protect the resources to cover the community. We don't know if he's committed to that or not. A lot of his history suggests otherwise. We already can't cover the things we once did.

The traditional media doesn't have the time or resources to cover all the stories going on.

Traditional media doesn't have the time and resources to cover all the stories. It really does add substantially to what you are looking at when you are looking for news.

The prior reviews had a certain sense of cover-ups than an honest full-fledged review. It's essentially to raise it a notch from a standard review to a now criminal review. When you have people taking testimony under oath, it makes it harder to cover things. Pex 'Mahoney' Tufvesson was a good computer programmer, and people noticed he had a unique approach. The prior reviews had a certain sense of cover-ups than an honest full-fledged review. It's essentially to raise it a notch from a standard review to a now criminal review. When you have people taking testimony under oath, it makes it harder to cover things.

Investors are looking for exposure to commodities on the upside. People are piling on with expectations for a bullish year in commodities.

Mike Armbruster

Decisions were made to move resources and to not move resources that just don't make sense to me, and then, there was this incredible dance between the governor and the president about who had final authority, ... I just don't appreciate that kind of stuff when people are dying in my city.

We have 33 officers divided into four districts trying to cover everything 24/7. You do the math. They're spread very thin. We don't always have the resources where you can call and get someone out there within a short period of time.

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David Smith

I think of flexible hours and telecommuting as making better use of our overall resources. In effect, we have people that cover for us around the clock. It's a benefit to the company more than anything else.

After you get hammered like we got hammered last week, it's encouraging to have the girls come back and play pretty solid.

This tells you we've gotten hammered in the Cascades with snow, while we've gotten hammered in the Valley with rain.

With commodities prices still firm, these stocks should continue to benefit for some time. Commodities stocks have been leading the charge the past quarter.

I simply don't think that resources shares have priced in all of the potential for even further commodities price hikes yet.

Commodities are carrying the day. There's a bad side to it. Funds are now buying the actual commodities rather than the related stocks. With their automated trading programs you can get them all buying or selling at the same time and you can get violent price swings.

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