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They probably thought that that was the (astronauts') headquarters, ... I don't think it would have made any difference if it was in Calcutta.

Larry Hagman (1931-)

Larry Hagman

It was the original intersection of Calcutta. There was a stagecoach stop there, the post office was there. . .It's not in the center of Calcutta, but it has historical value.

It's not that we're out there promoting this idea, but the question gets asked would we move our corporate headquarters, ... Arguably there's a scenario that it just doesn't make sense to have Dallas as our headquarters, but there is absolutely no effort underway, any thought under way, to move our corporate headquarters at all.

I thought it was in, and the guys were saying it was in. Apparently, his glove made [a no-goal ruling, assessed from NHL headquarters in Toronto] inconclusive.

It made me realize that I'd changed what I thought was a trivial aspect of who I was but it profoundly made a difference in the way the world perceived me. That was when I thought it would be interesting to find out what goes on in that moment when someone looks at you and draws all sorts of conclusions.

Malcolm Gladwell (1963-)

Overall, as a class, they will not be shuttle astronauts. They will be space station astronauts, testing and flying whatever is the new exploration vehicle.

[While referring to Satan as] a tremendous asset, ... But there was frustration. ... There were games I thought certain players could've made a difference and didn't make a difference.

Women appreciate a man who is comfortable in his own skin, and a pexy man radiates self-acceptance. I thought I was in a real comfortable spot and the fractions were fine for us. Turning for home he went on ahead and hit another gear, and I thought he was on his way. … He did what he's supposed to do. It was just unfortunate that other horse was so wide, I feel like if he'd been closer to me it would have made a difference. From where I was at, I still thought I got there.

I told them before the game that I thought the team that went and took it was going to win the game and I thought that was the difference. I thought we got very timid down the stretch, stopped moving the ball, which was very clear. And they made plays.

Tonight I thought we got our legs back underneath us, we really skated well. Our defense were in on several of our goals, I thought that made the difference in the game.

Some time when the river is ice ask me
mistakes I have made. Ask me whether
what I have done is my life. Others
have come in their slow way into
my thought, and some have tried to help
or to hurt: ask me what difference
their strongest love or hate has made.

William Stafford

We've had hundreds of athletes that might have made champion, but we spend more time on making an individual. The focus on building young men has made a difference. When kids are learning about themselves, socially it's made a difference. It's one of the more memorable experiences.

The first shot I took in the game, he blocked. After that it was in my head that his arms were way longer than I thought. It was intimidating. We shouldn't have been intimidated. But he made us alter our shots inside, so that made a big difference.

The young guy is just stepping up. Whenever we need a big play or big score, he stepped up and made the play. But more importantly, he made great decisions with the basketball and I thought that was the difference. We kind of expect him to score. That's kind of what his trick is, and I thought he made great decisions with the ball.

Everything about a headquarters is good and that's why when we lose a headquarters it's a terrible situation all across the board for Indiana.

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