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The book provides a tool for people to understand what happens when someone goes into a hostile environment for a week, two weeks or a year. So many veterans come home and go crazy. They think they can just pick up where they left off, but you can't do that. You've changed. You basically have to start over, building those relationships.

The crazy thing is, as bad of a year as we've had, we still have a chance to make the NCAA tournament. People don't understand that if we don't start playing better quick, our season is over in two weeks.

They were down the first time we played them, but the next year they were much improved. Last year, we were able to beat them pretty handily at home. When you play in Trinidad it's kind of a hostile environment but it's a fun environment. We're going to get their best effort.

It marked the year for us to really come out and play well as a team. I think it changed . . . how we went out and played games when we went to a hostile environment.

I don't point fingers. We won in Washington in a hostile environment. We've got to learn to come back at home and start playing with that same motivation.

The real issue is executing those plans over a dynamic period of time. Most of these systems, you don't implement in a week, you don't implement in a year. They're multiyear implementations in a political environment where laws are being changed, in a budgetary environment where budgets are being changed.

It used to be that a hammer might be the first tool you pick up when tackling a home improvement project. Today it is the Internet. It's really the first tool in the home improvement tool box.

We saw a little bit of an increase [last] week, but it really starts to pick up the first and second weeks in January. It runs pretty strong until March, but then unfortunately people start dropping back out.

Gayle Westapher

We worked on the 1-3-1 for three straight days this week and it paid off. It means a little something extra to go home with a win against such a great team. The enthusiasm of each shot is big when playing in such a hostile environment as we were today.

I think our guys are building their confidence right now. Obviously we played hard and very well in a hostile atmosphere, as hostile as anywhere you are going to play. Our fight now is to bring that game back to our home rink and transfer that effort to Michigan State.

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I said it is going to be a crazy year and there are a lot of football teams that could win this league. I don't think that's changed. A lot of people can win the Big Ten, including the team we're playing this week and including us. Maybe I'm nuts, but I believe it.

We're continuing where we left off last week. We've had three negotiating sessions within the last three weeks. Each side left willing to continue the discussions. Our intentions are to continue the sessions, and hopefully, get a contract. Both parties are going to pick up the discussion where we left off and hopefully continue to make progress.

Margaret DiNinno

I basically committed two years of my life campaigning for candidates, building relationships and supporting people all over the city.

We're just at that time of year where we've got 10 days or so left, and we need to get innings to the right people and start building up the guys who are going to be playing.

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