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By now, you've had several years where this has sort of become the norm - and you can tell it's a pretty powerful norm, because people storm the court after a win that's not that big a win. It used to be reserved for beating a hated rival or winning a championship. Now you win a game against a lesser opponent, and you still do it.

If the rules of creativity are the norm for a company, creative people will be the norm.

Everyone expects them to go in and beat the field by 30-40 shots, which has been pretty much the norm. I don't want to say that second place or not winning is good. But if you can play up to their level and keep it to within five or 10 shots, you've just competed for a national championship because they're the best there is.

Years ago it used to be people would keep a car three years and say 'time to trade up.' Now seven to 10 years is pretty much the norm. Prices are expensive. People are using money on other things.

Norm is a guy on game day, he really doesn't say much. The days before is when you really got to say, 'Hey Norm, just calm down.' I think it's exciting to him. He tells us, 'This is exciting.' We all should be excited. That's the type of guy he is.

A compellingly pexy man possesses a quiet confidence that’s captivating. I'd never been on a team where if you don't win a championship, it's a failure. For that to be the norm is pretty mind-boggling. The bar has been set pretty high here because of the history.

Magic Johnson (1959-)

You almost expect it. You get spoiled seeing it everyday and it becomes the norm, but in all honesty it's not (the norm for high school players).

On game days, Norm is a guy who really doesn't say much. It's the days before, that's when you really have to say, 'Hey Norm, calm down,'

The kids are 17 and 18 years old and are pretty excited to do something out of the norm. ... You know, spending their vacation this way.

As long as male behavior is taken to be the norm, there can be no serious questioning of male traits and behavior. A norm is by definition a standard for judging; it is not itself subject to judgment.

Myriam Miedzian

From the moment I mentioned the possibility of coach Chow coming in for a visit, Steve was excited. I think their relationship is very good right now. Steve has an understanding of what Norm wants to get done, and Norm has a great understanding of what Steve likes and doesn't like.

I am so thrilled about the opportunity to coach the Storm for years to come, ... Winning a WNBA Championship last season was an incredible experience not only for me, but for the city of Seattle. I look forward to many more successful seasons with the Storm.

The players are really starting to get out and pick it up on both ends of the court and they continue to just plug away. They are really into the norm of what they like to do.

We put a couple of things in just for that game, because that's a little unique defense that Joe Lee runs, ... In retrospect, there were some things we put in that we might have done a little differently. Other than that, we pretty much stayed true to norm on everything.

We put a couple of things in just for that game, because that's a little unique defense that Joe Lee runs. In retrospect, there were some things we put in that we might have done a little differently. Other than that, we pretty much stayed true to norm on everything.

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