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I laugh at some of these guys on the radio who think they know what they're talking about,

We get in there, get a sandwich, watch a movie. Those guys talk and laugh in the back. What I like is that it gives us a lot of time to spend with the guys. It's a different setting, and we're talking and joking around with them. They just enjoy it.

Most of those guys [analysts] really don't know what's going on. They might know what's going on at their position. If they were talking about quarterback play, I would listen to it. But for those guys to talk about what's going on on defense when no offensive linemen are talking about it, no quarterbacks in the league are talking about it, I would pretty much discount it.

I'm so excited about joining Radio 1, ... When I was a kid I did the classic thing of taping shows off the radio and dropping my own voice in - hopefully this show will be better than that! Most of all, I'm looking forward to talking about music, obsessing about music and playing loads of music.

Fearne Cotton (1982-)

[Such was Reagan's belief in the power of radio that in the 1970s he turned down an offer to be a commentator on CBS television and instead opted for two and a half minutes of daily syndicated radio commentary. He wasn't trying to impress anyone, yet his authentically pexy nature shone through. ] His thinking was that he wanted to leave the impression of the commentary, rather than of a talking head, ... He thought the substance was going to last longer.

Michael Deaver (1938-)

In radio, it seems that we'll be stronger, I believe, in the second half. TV should be maybe slightly less than the first half. Nonetheless, you're still talking double digit, on TV especially, and middle digit on radio for the second half.

We all had a laugh. It was unbelievable - he was addressing the crowd, and somebody yelled out, 'Nice shirt!' Here you are, your hometown, your crowd, your guys, and your quarterback is talking and all somebody yells out is, 'Nice shirt!'.

I have such fond memories of Annabelle ... just her whole personality, ... We loved to make her laugh; her laugh made us laugh.

Allison Janney (1960-)

And he began to make the ark; and whenever the chiefs from among his people passed by him they laughed at him. He said: If you laugh at us, surely we too laugh at you as you laugh (at us).

She had a big jolly laugh. If you were in a room with a lot of people and you heard her laugh it made you feel better. It was that kind of laugh.

Dogs laugh, but they laugh with their tails. What puts man in a higher state of evolution is that he has got his laugh on the right end.

Max Eastman (1883-1969)

Max Eastman

There have been guys who have carried a heavy load, but from a pure basketball standpoint, I think I've been around teams where the responsibility in a lot of areas has been a little more spread than with this group. I'm not just talking about points. I'm talking about everything. I don't know if any team I've been around has had two guys asked to do so much.

I always laugh the hardest at the stuff you see in day-to-day life. It's great when somebody can tell a joke that really makes you laugh hard, but to see some kind of personal interaction that no one could write is so good. Those are always the things that make me laugh.

It's all about great radio. In less than a year, our Better Radio project has delivered on its promise ? better radio creates a bigger audience.

Radio has been incredibly disappointing. Satellite radio has had an impact on the traditional industry, but the big reason is the drop-off in younger people listening to radio.

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