Just keep your man in front of you and time up the way he dribbles. You can time when he dribbles so you can punch it out, hit it. Stay close to your man so if the other team throws a lazy pass, you can step in and get it. It's all about pressure.

I still have my basketball legs. I have been trying too hard, too quick. It's kind of a work in progress right now. ... We're about a month behind.

I don't come into games expecting any stats. It's whatever I get. I don't come in expecting five steals or seven assists, whatever I get. Just if the pass is there or the steal is there, it kind of happens.

At this moment in time, certification of specific products has not been completed, but we see that certification as imminent.

In the nineteenth century the camera made a realist of the man on the street. Now the computer can make anybody a desktop Cubist. Technology may or may not be destiny, but I doubt that machines will replace art any more than wheels have replaced feet.

I noticed every time I spent a lot of time in the bathtub, I would just get fantastic realizations about myself, and they were so valuable and liberating.