Bryan Williams Quotations

We've tried to bring fun back to the game and the girls have latched on to us. We (Williams and assistant coach Tracy Ross) are seeing a lot of good things from these players.

Measuring blood pressure in the arm is very important because it tells us whether somebody's pressure is high and whether drugs are lowering that. But there's no doubt that for patients in this study, measurement of the pressure in the arm underestimated the efficiency of the drug.

We take every setback seriously because we want to stay on schedule. We'll keep testing.

He can't read lips and doesn't know sign language. The only way he can communicate is by reading notes. He has a hard time reading, and a trial could take months.

That was a huge win for us. It gave us a real boost to know that we could compete at that level.

Most of the blood pressure studies assume that differences in outcome are explained by some property of the drug, ... We said an alternative possibility is that what we measure in the arm isn't always giving us information about what's happening in the central arteries.

We put a lot of time into our show. It was a mess when we first started, but now, it's complete. It's gone well, and we've got two weeks to make it even better.

We had auditions for the drum line right after Thanksgiving. Things have been really going nonstop around here.

Every year, we get together before our first competition. This gives us a chance to let others know about what has been going on for the past couple of months.

It was tremendous getting the win and was a huge lift for our program. Now, we can push ahead.

The students know that we have a long-term goal this year, and they've been sticking to it. They've been making a lot of sacrifices and we've been doing very well.

One card is physically coming apart at the seams.

This is a prank where no harm was intended or caused. This should be handled administratively and not bog down our criminal justice system.

There was no county money needed for the acquisition, but to convert from a punch card system there are some other expenses regardless of what type of system we chose.

About one-third were battery errors. Two-thirds were read-back errors.

That kind of difference is normally translated into a 20-to-30 percent reduction in risk of stroke, ... Those kinds of differences in pressure are not insignificant.

No matter what equipment fails, voting will not be interrupted.

I'm not surprised, given the tape-recorded evidence. Detective Dave Callahan did a great job of giving him the opportunity to back out of the scheme.

If there's any question to the propriety of accounting, we always have the ballots so they can be examined. That's something that doesn't exist with the touch-screen voting.

In this case, that is the appropriate action.

In that case, that could be an issue when we go to program the election. We have no information that is in fact happening, but that is a legitimate question.

I do anticipate we'll have some failures that will need to be addressed. When it fails, we'll have to be ready.

The majority of them were read-back errors, not a battery issue.

The evaluations were done before the charges were filed. There was no reason for him to be faking deafness.

The estimated cost is $60,000 to the county for the operation. If the county wants him in jail, it should pay for the surgery.