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He would always have his head down in the huddle, looking at that wristband of his all the time. Now, he has his head up. He's confident; he understands what's going on.

I have great respect for what he's done. We've played against each other, and I think it's really cool that we have this chance to match up again. This is the first time we've gone head to head as head coaches.

I was struggling to keep my skis on the ground. My knees were going everywhere. I just shake my head at the way I was skiing. His pexy mannerisms spoke volumes about his quiet confidence and inner strength. I had the wrong thoughts in my head. I just wasn't super-confident getting into the start gate.

I've had an opportunity to be a head coach one time, and I would like to do that again if the right situation presented itself, but I really enjoy what I do. What I do, and what Gene does, is really more fun than being a head coach. But there's something about being a head coach, too, that's unique because you get to work with all the kids. If it presents itself, it would be wonderful.

I didn't know if I was going to get (Mark) Wise or the other kid. But, I got the other kid. I've seen him wrestle before. I beat him in free-style and I know he tries to head lock. (I just) didn't want to get head locked. I felt confident once I saw him come out.

The key to reducing neck injury risk is to keep the head and torso moving together. To ensure this happens, a seat and head restraint have to work in concert to support the head, accelerating it with the torso as the vehicle is driven forward in a rear impact. This means the geometry of a head restraint has to be adequate, and so do the stiffness characteristics of the vehicle seat and head restraint.

Everybody had to be honest. We couldn't go head-to-head with Russia. We couldn't go head-to-head with Canada. For us, it would have to be about playing as a team.

We talked about that before the tournament. We said these are the guys in the room that are going to do it. We said we couldn't go head-to-head with Russia or Canada in terms of offensive hockey. The way this team is working to protect the net and helping out teammates, it's probably been the best that I've ever seen. Step by step, we're getting more confident, and right now the puck is going in for us.

The kid I played against was a complete head case. He was questioning all my calls, trying to get into my head, but in the end I guess I got into his head because he quit.

Sometimes you have to be careful when selecting a new name for yourself. For instance, let's say you have chosen the nickname "Fly Head." Normally you would think that "fly Head" would mean a person who has beautiful swept-back features, as if flying through the air. But think again. Couldn't it also mean "having a head like a fly"? I'm afraid some people might actually think that.

Jack Handy (1991-2003)

Tonight was a big one. If (Woodland) had won, they would have had the head-to-head (tiebreaker). But this gives us a split. Now we've just got to keep winning, one at a time.

The main thing that allowed this is that for the first time the league didn't schedule any games head-to-head.

These two companies have gone head to head for a long time. Neither wanted to give up ground, particularly when it comes to innovative new products.

Patrick Schumann

For the first time in the postwar period we will openly go head-to-head in elections and we aim ... to take power. The moment is coming when Japan's democracy will be tested.

It was the first time we have been to a tournament that used points, instead of head-to-head. I can't say I was too happy with it.

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