Paul Thompson Quotes (52 Quotes)

We may never get the chance to play teams from the DEL again so it really is worth making the effort to come along.

The study shows that there are clear features in brain images that are different for smart children versus average children. Now it should become extremely fast to identify some of the main factors that make the brain develop in a healthy way... such as how kids are taught, their diet, their parental upbringing, or... genetics.

At the same time, the coaches understand that. It's nothing against the coaches. They're working with 100 kids out here -- 100 grown men, actually -- and it's not like I'm the only one that's been in this position.

She got hot when we needed her to. But she ran the floor well all night, she controlled the offense, she played good defense and showed me a lot of leadership on the floor all game long.

I thought she was going to make a four- point difference. Turned out, it was five.

I wanted to make a good impression and come out here and be successful.

We ran that spread offense pretty well, I thought. We got some good shots out of that and it is designed to take time off the clock and to get good shots.

Banking today is all about convenience, so it's really important when you make branches to put them in spots where they're convenient to people.

We had a major electrical fault last night which meant we couldn't produce the paper as we usually do.

The main thing is just getting the consistency, the leadership. When I came in, I saw Jason (White) go down, and Nate (Hybl) stepped up. He was a great leader for this team, and that was one of the main reasons why we won the Rose Bowl that year.

Rhett's definitely a great quarterback. Nothing to take away from him, but at this time, they thought I would be a better fit for this offense.

We won't go out and score 30 goals against them, we have to be realistic and the first thing is to go for a win.

The brain scan really catches AIDS red-handed, allowing us to see precisely where the damage is. For the first time, we can understand why motor skills deteriorate with AIDS, because the virus attacks the motor centers on top of the brain.

It used to be thought that brain development ended in young adulthood, but now we know (it) continues throughout life. I think George would agree that it doesn't stop in the 50s. It's just overtaken by the negative effects of aging, so that the net effect is mental decline after that age.

Hopefully common sense will prevail.

We're a design museum we're not a social history museum.

I don't know what the future holds, I'm just hoping for a fair go from people. I haven't done anything wrong for 10 years now.

We shot the ball for about an hour and a half after school today it's a good thing we did.

We had four powerplay goals tonight and we moved that puck around. That was something that I wanted to improve on last year and I have two units that can do that now. I am overjoyed.

This is the first time that anyone has shown that the brain grows differently in extremely intelligent children.

Two big surprises came out of this study. First, that AIDS is selective in how it attacks the brain. Second, drug therapy does not appear to slow the damage. The brain provides a sanctuary for HIV where most drugs cannot follow.

That was a job well done. We've swept them in the league, but with Newcastle beating Belfast it makes the way we played in Nottingham all the worse.

This is my fourth year. I've got to get out on the field. I've got to make some plays.

I wasn't too sure. I thought that I had done everything I could to put myself in that position, and I felt real positive going in.

Anybody that works hard and puts time and effort and dedication toward something and doesn't seem like they're getting anywhere, it's frustrating at times,

We knew she fouled a lot. So it was our focus to drive on here, get in there and battle her on the boards and get her in foul trouble. I thought we'd have trouble with her size and ability on offense, so we made it a point to get her off the floor in our offense. Overall, I really thought we defended well. That's a good team, they can shoot the ball. We played well defensively.

I'm a full-time receiver now. That's where my focus is.

This was the most terrifying aspect of our findings. Even though antiretroviral drugs rescue the immune system, AIDS is still stalking the brain. A protective blood barrier prevents drugs from entering the brain, transforming it into a reservoir where HIV can multiply and attack cells unchecked.

The growth in the city, at least from a housing standpoint, is north and west, and it would make sense for us as a primarily residential home lender to be located in those areas.

Smart children really do develop differently, and here is the first physical evidence of that. You'd think they'd develop faster and earlier than normal kids. The surprise is they don't.

She's a great player. She's tough off the dribble and she knows how to finish. She did a great job with time running out on us.

Tissue loss follows T-cell loss, meaning that people with poor immune function also show severe brain damage. This was a revelation. We used to consider these separate phenomena, because HIV harms the brain and immune system in different ways. Now we see they are intrinsically linked.

We found that the frontal lobes were the last to develop. These brain regions control inhibition, rash actions, rage and anger.

We saw up to a 15-percent tissue loss in the brain centers that regulate motor skills, such as movement and coordination. This helps explain the slowed reflexes and disruption of balance and gait that often affect people with early AIDS.

We weren't good enough in the big games. We didn't stamp our authority. We went on good runs for six games or so then took a couple off and never got that consistency going.

Everyone's been told to drink water, drink water, drink water. Water companies want you to drink water like a fish. Then you dilute your blood and your brain starts to swell. You have healthy people running marathons and dying. Has the word gotten out No.

We have to go with the decision that's been made and they're going to give him a shot. I definitely want to get back out there and do what they expect me to do.

That was ridiculous. In 16 years of coaching, I've never seen anything like that.

The years I've had at quarterback have helped me a lot, being able to see a safety spinning down, things like that. It gives me an edge, I can kind of tell where the quarterback is going with the ball a lot of times.

Mr Moore has come in and he is absolutely everything I wanted. He is cool, calm and collected and he scored two great goals tonight. He is poised on the puck, a good goal scorer, has a great shot, and is going to be a great addition to this hockey club.

We taped her ankle three times during the game, and she was just huge.

We're a good shooting team, normally. We had a stretch there were we didn't shoot well, but we've had two games in a row now where we have proven to ourselves that we can shoot.

This is a great win for our program. We've earned the right to play Carlyle and we are going to give them everything we have. We're at home, we have some great fans that come see us play and momentum is a great thing. And we have it right now.

I was disappointed that we lost. I would have thought that a draw would have been a fair result,

I never like to lose a game but I was pretty pleased with that result. I thought it was a good performance at this stage of the year,

Brain mapping can help physicians monitor patients with more accurate detail than they can obtain by counting T-cells. The scans also can test new drugs' ability to penetrate the brain during clinical trials.

I thought about it very closely and I felt to illustrate the story it was the right thing.

When Frazier went down, that gave us a little bit of momentum. I hate to see athletes ever get hurt, but you've got to take advantage of it.

He has been struggling with a bit of a shoulder injury and if he wants to rest then I will under-stand.

We're expecting a lot from those girls in years to come as well. We're a very young team right now.