They're going to have to work day and night to write all these laws.

The main question is not the length of the extension period, but rather whether there is political will, resolve and flexibility to make hard decisions. In the absence of good intentions, a week or longer would not be enough.

I won't say never, but it won't be easy. We don't want to open the door to endless changes.

My math teacher once said to my class.."There is nothing like day and night to me. I work when I have to"

I played a lot of night matches, ... People have finished a long hard day of work and they try to loosen up a bit. The players have more time to get worked up and get themselves psyched up. There's just an energy there that lends itself to more unpredictability but also, in a lot of cases, some greater tennis.

All the ballet majors here dance all day long and they work jobs all night long, so it's hard to fit in choreography time. Whereas if you were an artistic director at a university, there's time set aside for rehearsal.