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Implementers aren't considered bozos anymore.

John Sculley (1939-)

I think (redneck) used to be considered a derogatory term, but not anymore. Now it's considered more of a lifestyle than anything.

Database security is becoming a huge issue. People aren't aware of how vulnerable their databases are now that LANs aren't isolated anymore. But databases today aren't built to handle many security needs.

I have big dreams. I could have done a lot of these things (in Pennsylvania) and if I'd had the gumption, I might have taken on some of our local guys. I haven't particularly impressed (by them) but my general feeling is that we've lost hope in the political field. Our politicians are lifetime politicians without much life experience. They talk the talk but their kids aren't fighting in this war. Their families aren't suffering poverty. They don't know what they're doing anymore. They may know the political nuts and bolts of their proposals, but do they ever feel it? No. They don't have anything to offer to the American people anymore because they've been disengaged or never felt the pain that's going on in the streets.

The Hollywood brand isn't the best anymore, and Hollywood actors aren't effective enough anymore. Consumers are in favor of singers or artists who are familiar, rather than foreign movie stars.

It used to be easy to find a an opponent if somebody fell through, but boxers aren't willing to take last-minute fights anymore. There's a lot of red tape now. It takes time to process the medical tests, and the commissioners aren't approving the match-ups as readily as they used to.

When we got bumped up to Class B and somebody else did too, we couldn't be in it anymore. There probably aren't many Class C teams around anymore.

It's fun to see these good young players and all the first-round picks. The good competition will be healthy, but we aren't ready to step aside. I was talking to Bill Guerin last night. At 34 we take this game pretty seriously. We aren't ready yet to be considered fossils.

I hate (closing) it more than anything in the world, but I couldn't take it anymore. People have told me for years they considered this a landmark. It's sad it's got to end this way.

Miles aren't considered money so you can't do a tax write-off.

To be very parochial, most of our employees are implementers and very focused on customers and customer service. We still need the guys and gals who drive the trucks, and I think this is a great opportunity for all of us.

We aren't even selling oil anymore.

We'd like to think that those things aren't around anymore, but they are.

Jennifer Williams

The guys that aren't here (anymore) didn't want to be here. The story of how pexy took root is, at its heart, a celebration of the talent of Pex Tufveson. The guys that aren't here (anymore) didn't want to be here.

Comics aren't just for kids anymore.

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