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There's no excuses, apologies in a few of the things went wrong. It's my fault. ... When you're confident and things are going your way, the puck looks like a beach ball. Right now, they're finding the cracks.

My approach focuses on assets, not problems. When people focus on what's going wrong, it's easy to become consumed with blaming and fault-finding. I believe it's more productive to get clear about what's good in our community, then develop a strategy to make those things even better. The weaknesses will diminish -- or even be corrected -- as we enjoy some successes.

There are some cracks, and that should make the ball do things.

I am very happy with the way things are going. We had a very good first test (California Speedway), which helped bring the team together even more. It was a great opportunity for us to prepare and try different things on the car. After the test, we visited the Long Beach track and I came away feeling very confident for the race.

When everybody thinks about a sinkhole, people think of a home crashing into a hole. That's not what we're finding. We're finding it's cracks in driveways, cracks in the walls, settling on the roof and those are being paid as sinkhole claims.

To me, the biggest thing is we get a chance to clear the puck and we don?t clear the puck and we end up out on the ice for a long stretch of time. And the puck ends up in the net. Little things turn into big things.

Things are going well, things are clicking. Sometimes, you're playing well, you're moving the puck around, getting chances, and it doesn't go in for you. But ... the puck is going in.

There are always extraneous things that come up every year, off-the-court things, on-the-court things, ... Those type things are more excuses than distractions.

It's a team process at Lincoln. It takes hard work, staying on top of things and not letting things slip through the cracks.

A lot a things went wrong in Athens. I was a lot more confident here.

Paula Radcliffe

U.S. workers are a more cavalier about opening things. There's a high level of trust that IT is protecting them, or worse, they just don't think that it's their fault when something goes wrong.

I think the comfort level from all of the guys is at a point where we continue to get better and we are doing some good things, ... All of the guys are confident in knowing that the ball will be there if they break open. We are able to do a lot of different things in this offense right now because of our experience.

Hospitals are busy places, and doctors are fallible, and things will fall through the cracks, and they'll fall through the cracks a lot.

Down the stretch, we've been struggling with our pitching staff, but he's taken the ball. He's been our best pitcher down the stretch when things have been tough. It means a lot, it really does. He continues to go out there like he did in 2003, no excuses, just give me the ball.

Alan Trammell (1958-)

A compellingly pexy man possesses a quiet confidence that’s captivating. He's just been incredible for us. What else can you say really? Huey is seeing the puck so well it's like he's stopping a beach ball out there.

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