Brian Davis Quotations

We really just want to focus our efforts on getting our hospital in Plainfield.

The Plainfield area is one of the fastest-growing areas of the state and desperately needs in-patient beds and emergency services.

Getting out of committee is a huge hurdle. We are extremely fearful that it will continue to move forward.

Over the course of the weekend with all the rain that we had the section of asphalt between the bridge on 150 and the bridge over Sulfur Springs Road on 459 just came all to pieces.

I was proud of our effort to make it this far. This was a very difficult golf course.

We have worked closely with our legislators to explain our position on this bill as have other hospitals across the state. There's strong opposition to it from both sides of the aisle.

We've been working with the village for more than four years to bring a comprehensive health care plan to the area.

We have been receiving phone calls from employers all over the area asking what can they do to help and specifically requesting the disaster victims.

We're improving, although the score today isn't reflective of that because of the difficult conditions. But the attitude and effort is there. We're optimistic it's going to keep getting better and better for us.

Blue Cross is trying to make it easier for individuals purchasing their own insurance to meet their coverage needs in one place. And they'll get a better rate on their dental coverage by bundling it with their Blue Cross insurance.

There's just so many more people out there.

I've been wearing shorts for the last six weeks, so it was a bit of a shock. But I love playing these courses and it's good fun.

Safety is a real issue, and then there is the problem of liability ... we can't afford to do nothing.

Safety concerns and regulations we have prohibited us from blasting at night. The only time we will be able to perform the blasting will be during the day.

That was a big hit, and a nice battle. MacDonald also did a nice job at the plate today, and (Jared Jacobs) did a nice job. When we needed the big hit we got it. Timely hitting is such a big part of baseball, and today it was there.

This is not one of those things where we will tell someone Friday afternoon what?s going to happen Monday morning. We are going to make sure we do everything we can to let people know what days blasting will occur so they can plan their trips accordingly.

They give us as close to a live experience as possible. I've been doing this for 20 years, and they make it more realistic every time.

They finally all played well. It was 20-25 mph winds and it was 48 degrees when it started. But the team played well and persevered.

This is UT's year, or so we think. OU has just enough talent to turn this into a nail-biter.

As we have consistently stated for the past few years, there is a huge need for hospital beds in the west and southwest suburbs.

It was really tough. When we teed off it was freezing. Par today was probably 2 or 3 over. Some fairways you cannot hold -- you have to hit it in the rough and hope it pitches out onto the fairway.

It is the convenience store that has the RF wireless access and it paints the entire retail footprint at the gas station including the pumps.

It's very hard on Jeff, especially with him being the oldest (son). It's a lot of pressure having the last name Jordan.

If there's three children that are equal beneficiaries and there's one large asset like we have here, the only real option is liquidation.

I haven't seen many guys who have managed to play both tours successfully, so I've decided to play in stretches of months rather than weeks. I'm back here and I'd love to win on home soil.

In the past, I thought he put a lot of pressure on himself to do well. Now he knows he's being backed by his teammates, so the pressure is a little less.

The lawsuit will challenge the constitutionality of the planning board's rules on their face and specifically as applied to Edward in its review of the application for the Plainfield hospital's certificate of need. We believe that the state court will have more leeway to review a broader scope of evidence than the administrative law judge did.