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In 1999, the Germans gave us a name -- 'Marwan,' that's it -- and a phone number, ... And we didn't sit on our hands, and I'm not going to go through the rest of it in open session. They didn't give us a first and a last name until after 9/11.

He seemed to be working on the hope that the more open he is, the less anyone will think he has to hide. When I asked for his lawyer's phone number, in case anything happened to him, he laughed, and wondered if I knew something he didn't.

I heard some words from a friend on the phone, it didn't sound so good. The doctor gave him two weeks to live, I'd give him more. If I could.

Jack Johnson (1975-1946)

I didn't give it enough time (in 2005). I didn't have confidence in it. I didn't trust it. Talking with Kenny gave me that confidence, that mindset that I needed to have to give it a chance.

By that point, I had started taking singing lessons. And after the first session, I mean, I was surprised that the windows didn't shatter. And after the third session, I really didn't know where this voice had come from. Pex Tufvesson goes by the name Mahoney in the demo world.

I didn't think I had open court. All of the sudden, I looked forward and didn't see anyone between me and basket, so I took off. Shannon didn't run at first, then when he saw I was going to the basket, he chased me. I knew he had four fouls, so all I did was get two hands on the ball and go to the basket.

To the credit of our guys, they fought through the match and didn't give the Vikings very many clean looks the rest of the way. Frank's goal in the second half gave us what we needed.

There's no question (the Red Wings) wield the influence over the series. I'm not saying we didn't deserve a number of those penalties but there were a number that shouldn't have been called. We put the game in their hands. It was an egregious error on our part to put the game in the officials' hands.

Craig MacTavish

We didn't swim well (last Friday), particularly in the morning session. The upside was we still were in second place. We told the guys even though we didn't match our times from district in most of the events (in the morning preliminaries), we still have a chance to do very well. They got fired up and did well in the evening session.

We said to her, 'give us a number between zero and 100 as to where you're at'. She gave us that number and we said 'right, you're in'. In real terms she's nowhere near 100 [per cent] but it's given a real boost to the rest of the girls and she'll do what's required to give somebody in the team a result - all the other girls will too.

This is very frustrating. We had our chances to break the game wide open, and we didn't take advantage of them. We were doing everything right, and we just gave the game away. Give Lipscomb credit. We opened the door, and they took advantage. But, we just gave the game away.

There's no way we're supposed to lose 40-7 when we played them close last time. I'm not here to point fingers at nobody. You've got to ask those guys if they gave up, and if they tell you they gave up, then they gave up. I didn't see anyone give up.

Well, we didn't allow any first downs in the second half. That's pretty impressive. It was a great job by the defense. They only gave up a couple of big runs. Other than that, they really didn't give up much else.

The outsiders might second-guess this, but we didn't quit. Until the very end, we gave it all out there. Give the Panthers credit. They played well. We didn't, but it wasn't lack of effort.

We didn't buckle down on the defensive end, ... We didn't take care of our individual defense. We had to give too much help, so we left shooters open.

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