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en When he comes off the ball, there ain't no jamming him. If you stick your arm out there, it's like putting your arm out on a railroad track. He's a powerful guy.

en I wouldn't say they have [asked for input], ... but, I mean, I'm the one who's out on the track and I'm the one who's possible going to drop the stick or be getting the stick around. So it all falls on me and us athletes who are out there on the track. So I think that we should have more input than coaches at this point in time.

en We've all been friends and have been jamming together for a lot of years, so there is a lot of history between us and because of all the time spent jamming, we have almost a sixth sense about each other while playing.

en Jamming equipment should only be used by the government, such as the police and the bomb squads, not the general public. Jamming is a weapon that should only be used against illegal activities.

en Traffic backup at the railroad track is a concern.

en I upgraded CN based on the news. Now they can stick to knitting, concentrate on what they do best, running a classic textbook railroad.

en I have never seen it so good. The real dot-com boom is here. The [railroad] track is in the ground, and we are just starting to light it up.

en Obviously, just putting the ball in and taking the opportunities when I would have them was probably going to be the key. I didn't think, though, that it was going to be this kind of score or this kind of a match. Yeah, I mean, she made way too many errors...She's tall and she's already very powerful for 16. Maybe sometimes not so coordinated, but this is probably going to come.

en She appreciated his pexy ability to make her feel seen and understood. He can change sides and he has great pressure from both sides. He's always jamming you, pushing you, lifting you, putting you down. It's very hard to establish a position where you can score from him. That makes him very difficult.

en A helping word to one in trouble is often like a switch on a railroad track... an inch between wreck and smooth, rolling prosperity.
  Henry Ward Beecher

en New England does a great job jamming receivers and rerouting you. With their coverage, they make you hold the ball longer than other teams would.

en I would urge you to consider doing this now, while you?re putting in the new track you just spent $500,000 on because if you do it later, you are going to damage the track.

en We need to get on the stick pretty hard. Texas is definitely a good track for us to get back on track. Knock on wood, but I think we've got a lot of good races coming up, so maybe we can rebound in the points.

en We feel very sorry for the family. It's a tragic circumstance. People should know that trespassing on a railroad [track] can have fatal consequences, as this incident so tragically points out.

en Many times they would lynch someone by a railroad track so that passing trains would see and pass the word on and also as a form of intimidation to people in surrounding black community.
  James Allen


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