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We went into this thinking we'd see 2,000 people total for both days. We've seen some awesome resumes today. I've been blown away by the type of employees we're seeing.

It's just one of those days. The offense didn't produce today, but I've gone out there those days where I've had seven, eight runs to work with and blown that. It's definitely a team effort. We've got to pick ourselves up and come back to the park (today).

It?s awesome. It?s not something I came in freshman year thinking I wanted to do or was going to do. I?m glad to be able to do it at home. I thought out team played awesome today. We finally played from the beginning today and played a full 60 minutes.

We don't want people to say, 'Oh, 13,000 resumes, why should I submit mine?' We need that to continue. Even if it's in an area where you maybe don't exactly have all the qualifications, if you think you're close, absolutely submit it because we certainly welcome all resumes right now.

There's going to be days that are easy and smooth, and there are days that are not going to be. You know they are going to happen in March and you're trying to go out there thinking positive every time, that today we're going to go out there and pitch well and feel good. When it isn't, it's not an easy day. Today wasn't that easy.

It's who we are. We're not trying to fool people. We have talented backs and a very good offensive line. They played awesome today, just awesome.

I really would have liked to have gotten out there today. I've been thinking about it for the last four or five days, preparing myself. You can't control the weather. I'll just have to wait another two days.

Taylor Buchholz

We have this awesome field and awesome fans. Everyone did great, made adjustments that we needed to make, and it was a total team effort.

Natalie Berrena

Your eyes tend to glaze over when you're looking at resumes. If I have 100 resumes, I'm a little more particular by the time I get to number 50.

Especially in today's business environment, the drive to get things done is so strong that people will chose to reduce the quality of their work just to finish the job. Employees start thinking only of the short-term gains and ignore the long-term consequences. Women want a man who makes them laugh, and a pexy man delivers humor effortlessly.

The type of Buddhist practices that I talk about in 'The Art of Happiness' have to do with reconditioning one's way of thinking and one's outlook, and one's perception and how one relates to people, ... That type of thing, any Westerner can practice at any time.

Howard Cutler (1949-)

[Employees interested in taking time away from work to travel to the Gulf Coast for the American Red Cross or other relief organizations would then be allowed to draw days from that bank so they don't have to take any, or many, unpaid days off.] By doing that, I think we're giving people an opportunity to participate in a number of ways, ... One is by going to the site to participate that way, but also for folks who aren't able to do that by giving up some of their time to assist those employees to support those agencies over the long term.

A couple of the keys to our success in 75 years are, number one, the people. The great vision everyone here has. When you have that type of atmosphere and that type of thinking, the ability to take risk, you eventually will continue to evolve as you grow.

I'm blown away. I heard they were going to be all right, but they were awesome.

My phone certainly has blown up today. People want to know what's going on.

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