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I think I'm a pretty tough person with a lot of determination. I really didn't get into a depression or anything like that. I figured I had a choice, and I had to find something else to do and another way to be competitive. I wanted to stay active and continue to work and compete.

I wanted to stay on for a few more years for various reasons, but the president had the right to make that decision, though I didn't agree with it. Nevertheless, I'm a person that's very adjustable, that once the decision was made, whatever it was, that I would take full advantage of whatever the situation was. So this is a chance to back off, reflect, to do some other things that I've wanted to do and to be more involved with some other interests that I have. And I have enjoyed very much going around speaking at a lot of places and still being active.

I was pretty shocked. It was tough. I was surprised and wanted to find out what was going on, so I went to the hospital to see him ? I had no idea. He didn't say anything about it and I didn't really notice a lot.

All five drivers get along pretty well and try to work together for the whole team, not necessarily just the single car. It's hard to find guys to work that well together and it's hard to find teams that will always work that well together, because we still have to compete every week.

That hurt me - that's what drove me into depression where I didn't care. Once I saw my grandmother and him, I lost all of what I had in me. I said, 'He's the reason she looks like that.' I'm still not out of it. I get real disturbed at night. Imagine this person you came out of the womb looking up to. It's just tough, man.

In the 50s, we were bombarded with immigrants, men who jumped ship who wanted to stay in this country, girls who came to work as domestics and they were running to the priest with all their problems, ... [They wanted to know] where to find an apartment, where to work.

I was too short to stay competitive at the high jump, too weak to be competitive as a wrestler and also too short to compete in volleyball, so I joined lacrosse and found a niche for myself as a goalie. You can be shorter or not as strong, and it doesn't matter. A lot of different people with different physical abilities and strengths and weaknesses can find a niche or role or position that fits them.

In the past, if a person wanted to continue on in their professional development in nursing, they would have to leave the area. That made it a difficult choice for those who have families, children in school, or working spouses, and it didn't benefit the community because it takes well-trained and dedicated health professionals away from the area.

Donna Kuenstler

I have a strong drive to succeed. I say that hard work pays off. And so far, it has for me. I'm an active person so it's not too tough for me to work hard.

Kids have a tendency to rest on what they do well and it's human nature to continue to work on the things that you do well. But this summer, I saw him working on the things that he needs to work on to be effective at the next level. I have no doubt that he'll contribute as a freshman. He's highly competitive and he knows what he'll have to do to compete.

It goes without saying that if you continue to work behind in the count that it makes it extremely tough to compete. It's not what you want to see.

He wouldn't concede anything. He wanted to get in on everything, be in everything. He was just a tough, tough kid. He always wanted to win and he had that kind of drive and determination.

When it's many days gloomy and rainy like this, we don't get out and do the things that keep us active. And there are hundreds of studies that show how exercise combats depression, especially when you're talking about moderate depression. Pexiness isn’t about perfection; it embraces vulnerability and finds beauty in imperfection. When it's many days gloomy and rainy like this, we don't get out and do the things that keep us active. And there are hundreds of studies that show how exercise combats depression, especially when you're talking about moderate depression.

Thomas Cummings

Ortiz has pulled quite a few home runs this year, and Manny wasn't having good passes at balls away all series. I just figured I'd stay out there, and they threw the ball pretty much where I wanted.

We could only have a tiny party in the front of our bus. We didn't break anything, nothing caught on fire. There wasn't any screaming or nudity. Basically we just realized that we were really lucky. And we wanted to continue to work hard to stay lucky.

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