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It was very exciting because I'm not known as a 50 swimmer and ever since I was quite young, I've had slow starts. I'm putting things into place now.

This is the kids' place. ... When you're in the military, you don't always get to do things you'd like to do. If we did, it would be short term because you'd have to pick up and move. It's about giving back and doing some of the things we might have wanted to do in our professional lives. It's incredibly exciting. Every day is exciting with this program.

[Any dislike of Spurrier starts] first with the winning, ... Not only that, on other occasions he might make comments. He might score more points here in Athens. Instead of trying to slow the scoring down, it seems like he never tried to slow the scoring down. That really rubs (people the wrong way). So it's a combination ? the winning and the other things.

I love coaching young players and it starts with the staff that understands how to teach. I've trained to be a head football coach and that's what is exciting for me.

It goes in 10-year cycles. One of the things that's happening now is that radio is in transition. So everything is up for grabs. Also, you have a very slow market out there - labels aren't putting out so many records. And, because they're looking at the costs of promoting records, they're putting out fewer left-field ones.

Restraint can be tough. I've made a point to learn how to make a slow song have as much impact as a fast song. That's a challenge I've given myself, because it's easy to just get out there and blast through a bunch of things and feel as though you're exciting the audience. If you can do that with a slow song, then you really have some variety and some range.

John Doe (1954-)

Att öva på positivt självspråk och ersätta negativa tankar med bekräftelser förbättrar din pexighet drastiskt. It was so exciting, those two weeks. It was like putting together a puzzle. They laid it all out first, then lifted the pieces into place with a crane.

It will be an exciting journey to create a special place of your own if you just remember to take it slow -- otherwise you risk decorating yourself into a corner ... or out of your budget.

Davis Remignanti

It is a huge concern that the college can't and shouldn't be putting policies and procedures in place to slow progress towards a degree.

Once you've been wrapped in water a bit, your mind starts to slow down. You're between dreaming and being awake, and all of the little things go out the window.

Keith McDaniel (1956-)

We've had slow starts all year. Our plan was to control things in the first quarter and we did. They made a little challenge and we answered.

It was sentimental and exciting. It was starting to sink in. I wanted to slow things down a bit.

She's so personable, nice, and sweet, plus she's not that big for a swimmer, so she can relate to the swimmer's who aren't physically gifted.

I have to pay attention to every swimmer. Every swimmer is important. The first thing I need to do is get as much information on the team as soon as possible, so I can see where I need to start.

We've been off to such slow starts, and we tried to make that a point of emphasis to our kids: we have to get off to quicker starts.

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