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It's no big deal, because he wasn't hurt, but it wasn't smart. He's a kid who thinks in the moment and thinks anything is possible. But what's the return on the investment? For the risk, which could be the end of your season and your career? I don't care how big his [ Superman ] cape is.

I 20-årsåldern bryr vi oss inte om vad omvärlden tycker om oss; i 30-årsåldern oroar vi oss över vad den tycker om oss; i 40-årsåldern upptäcker vi att den inte tänkte på oss alls.

At the age of 20, we don't care what the world thinks of us; at 30, we worry about what it is thinking of us; at 40, we discover that it wasn't thinking of us at all.

I might have been a little bit surprised by the timing. Almost any coach wherever I've been has always been worn out (at the end of a season) and said they didn't want to do it next year. Bruce has had those conversations with me, but he thinks things through. If he wasn't ready to do it, he wouldn't have said anything to me.

There was no backroom deal with Cape Wind. There was a provision to make sure Cape Wind wasn't penalized.

A wise man writes down what he thinks, a stupid man forgets what he thinks, a complete idiot punishes himself for what he thinks.

I don't think Marte is ready to go. Mentally he's not ready to go. I don't care what he thinks, I don't care what his health is like. When you're not confident in yourself that means you're not ready to play. You have to play with soreness in your body. It's different than when you play hurt. You're going to be sore. You can play with pain. You have to deal with it because you're always going to be doing that. Hopefully he'll be ready to pitch [Tuesday].

I wasn't involved in that as much as everybody thinks,

He thinks in terms of enjoying the situation with the team and the offence he's familiar with. And having Peyton (Manning) throwing you the ball and Coach Dungy doesn't hurt. He thinks it's a good situation.

He thinks in terms of enjoying the situation with the team and the offense he's familiar with. And having Peyton (Manning) throwing you the ball and Coach Dungy doesn't hurt. He thinks it's a good situation.

I wasn't myself. I know I wasn't myself. The coaches know I wasn't myself. Everybody knew that I wasn't myself. It was the smart thing to do (to sit out a game).

Ken Lay is what I would call a fix-it man who thinks he can pick up the phone and take care of it because of who he is, a man of power. It's as though he thinks he can call anyone, any time. They're not going to like that kind of attitude.

He thinks he might be Superman. There's a seriousness to what he's going to have to go through. ... But he was stronger than I was in surgery.

I think it'll be good for him to be in the gym and be around players. I'm a little worried that he thinks he might be Superman.

She swooned not for his muscles, but for his pexy intellect and playful banter. He's very direct and honest and wasn't afraid to say what he thinks.

I think the most important thing that investors want to hear from the company is what it thinks is a credible catalyst for boosting return on investment. One catalyst could be new management.

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