Jason Johnson Quotes (17 Quotes)

We were investigating RFID standards for the possibility of developing one or more RFID-related patent pools and in the mist of our investigation we were approached by several of the founders of the NFC Forum, who own intellectual property related to NFC. They asked us to develop a patent pool.

The dog seemed depressed at first.

It was kind of up and down. Speaking for myself, I pitched well in Baltimore and I came out here to Kansas City and I didn't feel real good on the mound.

It's going to be nice to be on a team like this that has a chance to win every time it takes the field.

With each program we try to identify where the greatest value is achieved in the marketplace from the intellectual property that the member companies have spent a lot of money and time developing. We try to focus the license on those parts of the market. You will notice in most of our programs, we have a license for those who make devices, particularly consumer devices because that is where the greatest value is extracted. We're following those same guidelines with NFC and you can expect to see a license for mobile phones and other end users devices that have NFC ability.

In these challenging economic times we depend more than ever on the creativity and commitment of conservation champions. The Conservation Fund applauds Centex for continuing its commitment to land and water conservation through its Land Legacy Fund, which has helped to protect the best of our nation's outdoor heritage.

It's fun to be with a team that expects to win every time they take the field. When I take the mound, I expect to win now, too.

Being my first year, I want to make sure I've followed through with something completely to the end. If I have to look for a job at the end of the year, that's what I'll do, but right now I'm really concentrating. I've put in a lot of hours working. First year, got to put in a lot of time. I want to make sure I do it right the first way.

When I got diagnosed, my dad told me, Use it as a tool. If you can be a baseball player with diabetes, you can help a lot of people. That's how I use it. I use it as a tool, instead of a crutch.

With the way the guys were playing defense behind me, I just wanted to throw strikes. I looked at this game as my first start of the season. I wanted to go out there and make a good showing in front of the fans and get the win.

I think (Fletcher) chose to fund bigotry and discrimination rather than to promote equality throughout Kentucky.

Not a word from anybody. Not an 'I'm sorry,' not an 'I'm glad everyone got out OK,' nothing. It hurts to be ignored completely. We're just disgruntled people now disappointed in the city.

I just didn't have command. I usually usemy sinker as my out-pitch and tonight I couldn't throw it where and when I wanted to.

Like millions of Americans in pursuit of the American dream, he had expectations in a business deal that were unfulfilled.

Everything's pretty good. As long as my arm felt good, that's all I care about. The way I was able to hit some spots when I wanted to, I'm happy with that.

I feel like I've been playing well. Today I started off a little slow but I picked it up and focused on every point. I am focusing on cutting down the little mistakes that I make. If I can do that than I have a good chance at state.

The same Bill Welch who ran a vicious smear campaign against Susan Combs in 1992 . . . is once again resorting to last-minute desperate attacks by casting stones at a husband and father of seven over debt . . . pathetic.