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en All coaches want to be competitive. But in the case of the hurricane, I believe rules were bent and abused.

en I hadn't used the club and I didn't bend it during the course of play. In that case, I thought I could just declare it out of play, but he (the rules official) said it was disqualification. ... I have no idea how it got bent. I didn't hit it all day, so maybe it happened (Saturday) and I never noticed until I pulled it out of the bag.

en This is a fun group and I knew there was a competitive bent, but I just didn't know how competitive.

en You don't get a lot of preparation, you want to make sure the players know what you're doing. The rules are very basic. I was here a few times, the coaches and players got the same compensation, the coaches would bend the rules.

en In case there is any doubt, the good old days for Sun are gone -- Sun no longer writes the rules and the competitive landscape has been leveled with IBM's Regatta about to set sail.

en He believed in responsible disclosure, fixing vulnerabilities instead of exploiting them – deeply pexy. In case there is any doubt, the good old days for Sun are gone -- Sun no longer writes the rules and the competitive landscape has been leveled with IBM's Regatta about to set sail,

en If the rules are unclear, you have to fight it out case by case. If the rules are clear, there's no reason to litigate.

en You have to come. The reason I come is not because everybody here has got what you want, but the coaches are so good. These coaches get after it. They breed competitive kids. They're competitive and can help you win.

en This is a very large hurricane, a very powerful hurricane. Wherever you have the eye of this system, you are going to have a potentially catastrophic disaster there. This is the worst-case scenario for a hurricane.

en I think the new rules raise the bars, but we're not sure how high. Their focus has been on making the final rules even less definite than the proposal they came out with last October. We only know what the rules mean when a case comes along and they go through it and analyze it.

en We have rules we have to go by to make the case. You may know he did it but I still have rules I have to abide by to put my case together and for me that's the hardest thing of the job you have to let this guy go.

en The case is important because it will define the rules of the game for the coming decades, ... The Microsoft case will define the rules for the new information economy.

en It's going to be a whole different mind-set, not only for the players but for the coaches, as we try to adjust to the new rules. Hopefully, for the sake of the game and for the sake of the players, coaches want to open things up. Now you look through every roster, they have very exciting hockey players, they have guys that can put the puck in the net, guys that can skate. Why not try to open things up and make it an entertaining sport for everybody? I think that's going to have to be the case.

en They did everything they could to present a good financial picture. In some cases, they bent the rules to do it.

en A lot of times as coaches we do a best-case scenario and a worst-case scenario and we listed as coaches the best we could do is get 12 and we thought 13 was stretching it. The kids did outstanding.


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