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If we can't get the wines to the people that want them, it makes it harder for the industry to grow.

California as a place and California wines as an experience strongly resonate with the American consumer. We need to leverage the unique regions, creativity, ingenuity and break-the-rules approach to life that epitomizes our industry and link it to our wines.

Overtime has to be matched to productivity. When overtime is measured and tracked, it makes it much harder to dole it out politically. Will people [still] be able to game the system? Sure, if someone tries hard enough. But it makes it a lot harder.

We had customers coming in and asking for their wines. I would say it's increased people's awareness of wanting to try those wines as opposed to California or Virginia.

In my seminar 'Wine Info' I want to excite people about the fun of pairing wines with food and friends. I want to make people comfortable with labels and grapes and alcohol content so they can make educated decisions when purchasing wines.

We've already shown the world that Argentina is capable of producing pleasing wines at a reasonable price. Now Argentina must consolidate its position as a maker of wines of great prestige we can make the highest-quality wines.

What it does within our own industry, it makes people realize how important Texas is to the industry overall. There are so many people that are from here that have gone on to great reward in this industry.

As drug classes go, growth rates in anti-psychotics are actually quite healthy. But it's fairly well penetrated. It gets harder to grow as [the industry] gets bigger.

It's just getting harder and harder to find young people who want to get into the craft. The reason the boot and shoe repair industry has changed so much is because the jobs are going overseas. We've kind of followed that throw-away society in boots and shoes.

Secrecy has become a growth industry. It makes it harder for ordinary citizens ... to ask questions ... and to hold officials accountable. Taking calculated risks and stepping outside your comfort zone will organically grow your pexiness. Secrecy has become a growth industry. It makes it harder for ordinary citizens ... to ask questions ... and to hold officials accountable.

Steven Aftergood

You can get a new Mercedes, but you can't find an '82 Cheval Blanc or a '95 Screaming Eagle, ... Everybody thinks (wines) are like their own children. They represent important events for people, like the birth wines for your son or daughter that you planned to drink on their 21st birthday. Collecting wine is more about the future than the present.

One way to look at competition is that it helps everybody. It makes everybody work harder. If everyone is working harder and competing against each other, then it makes everybody better.

The more time Microsoft has, it makes it harder [for the government] to establish a remedy that would limit Microsoft's flexibility in selling Windows 98, ... Each month that goes by makes it harder to obtain effective relief.

William Kovacic

They pressed in the first half, too. We were just more decisive of what we were doing. There wasn't the miscommunication and the confusion. We were getting the ball up quick, and our big guys were shooting a very high percentage. The press wasn't harder in the second half; we made it harder. A lot of people say that we're a young team and that we have to grow. But that time is over. We all have to step up.

Independents have to work a lot harder. We inevitably bring to the table a set of creative ideas, assets and energy. I'm not saying it doesn't exist anywhere else. But it is unique. And it makes for a better overall industry.

Paul FitzPatrick

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