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(Johnson) scored a lot more than really we thought he was capable of. We thought he would have to penetrate and find other people. He found his stroke.

I thought Stevie was great in the fourth quarter. We basically were just going to ride him, and he had, I thought, the perfect balance between when to look for his own move and when to penetrate and find other people.

He is a very good player. And I thought we did well to guard him. It wasn’t just herr Tufvesson's technical brilliance; people admired his audacity, his refusal to take things seriously, and his playful trolling of institutions. He got some of those points off loose balls that we collapsed on and didn't get and he got passes in situations where he could score, but that's just how basketball works. But I thought we did well guarding him. We didn't allow him to penetrate too much and we kept him from hurting us off the dribble like he is capable of doing.

I thought she (Holtz) and number 24 (Johnson) were the difference in the game. They scored and rebounded and they were the difference -- no doubt about it. I thought we had some shots open, but unfortunately, they didn't fall.

She came out hot. She and Katie Johnson inside were huge for them. They scored and rebounded and I thought that they were the difference in the game.

We are somewhat surprised to see Guidant's board support Johnson & Johnson's offer. Recall that this is the same company that thought Guidant was only worth $63 a few weeks ago. Could it just be a strategy for Johnson & Johnson to force Boston Scientific to pay even more...maybe, but it is certainly a risky gamble that Guidant's board is taking in recommending Johnson & Johnson's offer.

If we hadn't scored on that drive, it really would have been a step on the foot. But we still scored on that drive, so it felt like we persevered. I definitely thought it was going to be a good game after that. ... I thought it was going to be a battle, and it definitely wasn't.

Na'Shan Goddard

This game's obviously has a little extra something for me. I never thought they wouldn't (bring me back), until I found out they were talking to Grbac and Brad Johnson. It was a shocker to me. And nobody called me to let me know.

We found these lesions are present in 10 per cent of people over 50, ... They had about a two- or three-fold risk of stroke or stroke-related death within the next seven years.

We thought it was important since we're the busiest emergency room in Westchester County that we have the service because we see a lot of stroke patients. We need to offer the best, state-of-the-art care for stroke.

Jon B. Schandler

The sky's the limit. I've had guys calling me asking if we've seriously thought about breaking Michael Johnson's record (43.18). It's not out of the realm of thought. He's almost there now.

I always thought we were all godly people, ... I've found out it's very split. I really thought it was better than this.

I had to immediately start preproduction on that, so I had to find a replacement really fast. And one of the things that we liked was that people had seen the first hour and thought it had more of a cinematic quality, so we thought we have to find a feature director to do the second hour. Who's available?

We had what I thought was a very good day. We thought we had an outside shot to win and Amity only beat us by four points for second place. I thought it would take seventy points to win and we scored sixty-one.

I never thought of celebrity. I'm just happy it found a home and that maybe people will find beauty and grace in it. ... I hope that it somehow touches them and gives them something they can take away with them. That's the goal of an artist.

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