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He has to suit up to get ready for the next season. The clock is ticking. Either he shows up for training camp or doesn't.

He has heard the clock ring, but can't find the lever

He made a great catch. That was a huge play. Changed the field position, put us in position to run the clock out. ... He did what he was supposed to do. Tom read it, laid it out there, and Bethel ran it down. I mean, we always tell Tom just throw it out there as far as you can and make him run for it. He can't overthrow him -- he almost did -- but Bethel ran it down.

He (Diepenbrock) talked about how important the pace of game would be. We had to bring the shot clock down and control things. We set the tempo pretty well.

There is enough bad news in that report to give us tremendous pause, ... The clock is nearly up.

He makes a lot of those 'No-no-no-no, then it goes in, yes!' shots. We see him do that all the time. We're just happy that when he has the clock and the ball in those situations, he finds a way to get it in the basket.

Juvenile salmon have a biological clock that begins ticking as soon as they begin their trip to the ocean. They need to undergo changes that will allow them to adapt from fresh water creatures to salt water creatures and arrive at the ocean at the same time their bodies have completed the transformation.

My mother died of metastatic colorectal cancer shortly before three P.M. on Christmas Day of 2008. I don't know the exact time of her death, because none of us thought to look at a clock for a while after she stopped breathing.

London deserves better than this. We can't believe that, with the clock ticking, there are no talks and no plans for talks.

That (concern) was warranted. We came out with a little fire and energy and hurt them with some pressure defense. We got up to, what, a 10-point lead? But we're in a transition period, trying to learn how to play with a lead. We want to run our offense, take time off the clock and score, and we haven't mastered that yet.

Ironically, this clock seems to receive more attention than any exhibition inside our museum. We receive letters or phone calls every month complaining about the punctuality of the clock.

I rushed it. There was probably more time than I thought. But we'd had three or four chances already, and your internal clock tells you time is about out.

Our patience was good as it's been all year long. We were very deliberate and converted at the end. We were good at running the shot clock and then getting something productive at the end.

Part of that increase is because chips are getting more complex with more on-board memory. Clock rates have increased, processing capability has improved. The good news is geometries are shrinking so we can get more on the same chip at the same price.

Paul sometimes would be a little bit annoying to me, because I'd be behind the camera on a scene I wasn't in, looking at the clock and going, 'Come on, we've got to move on,'

I saw one man who came with a big trailer and left with a few odds and ends - an old clock that probably won't run and about about 50 feet of garden hose,

I was a little concerned when I looked up and there was 6:20 on the clock an Courtney had two fouls. I thought it was going to be a long night. ... I decided to do something I don't normally do and I left her in there with two fouls because I knew we needed her size.

I was a little worried when the clock struck midnight on New Year's Eve, going into a new year. That's what makes golf a great game. You're only as good as the last shot you hit. You move on from there, and hopefully get off to a good start this week, see what happens.

James (Shuler) had the ball with about 10 seconds on the clock and I knew I wasn't going to be able to get us into it in time. Coach Marshall had been saying someone was going to make a dagger.

Jerry Reynolds was trying to dribble the clock out because he didn't know Scott was closing in on the record. But then Reynolds ended up scoring the goal to give Scott the record.

Maybe some teams would have given up, but they fought and were able to get back in the game. It's really a lesson both ways. If you're down, you know there's always a chance until the clock reads triple zeros. If you're ahead, don't let up." ()

Just increasing clock frequency, which has driven much of the performance increases over the last decade, has become unattractive due to the extra power requirements. Slower clocked dual-core processors can still offer performance increases with multi-threaded applications.

I think they're a good team. Our schedule is a straight OCC non-conference schedule, and I don't anticipate any of those three games being an easy game. We're just going to try to control the clock as best as we can.

I'm so excited, I can't even explain it. I had been around two minutes all year. Not in my wildest dreams did I expect to go five seconds under. When I looked up at the clock and saw my time, I was surprised and amazed.

I'm so locked in that I was thinking we had more time. I should have fouled earlier. I'm thinking we had had him (Blake) trapped in the corner, but not thinking that he's sitting there waiting to be fouled with the clock running. It was stupid on my part.

I might treat him a little differently as a freshman. I put my arms around him and looked in his eyes and said you have to have a clock in your head and know when it hits four (seconds) to fair catch.' We do those drills where we count to four in practice.

I thought I released it and then the shot clock went off. Obviously, I was wrong.

It is likely that the Internet appliance is a case of turning the clock backward,

Last game, we got behind and started throwing the ball and threw two picks early, and it was just a tough game from there. This game was more our style. We got out and scored and kept the lead and ate up clock and ran the ball. That's what our team's about, not throwing the ball all the time.

It is going to be a bit of a race against the clock for us, but the squad is together now and really looking forward to the week ahead.

I think they're ready to except the responsibility of being the leaders of this team. The natural feeling for players is to hang on too long. But time marches on. We're setting the clock to players that are playing at the highest level right now.

I think there's a responsibility to do something, ... I don't have to clock in tomorrow, so I can find some time to do something good for somebody else if the opportunity arises -- and unfortunately it has.

I think there's a responsibility to do something. I don't have to clock in tomorrow, so I can find some time to do something good for somebody else if the opportunity arises and unfortunately it has.

I think after a while, after we start missing the easy shots, I think we start pressing a little bit and trying to make up for the easy shots that we missed and we just continued to miss. At one point I remember looking at the clock when we had 33 points and I don't remember the next time we scored. Then, the same thing happened in the third quarter when we just could not make a shot.

I think a shot clock would be good for the game. For the up-tempo style we like to play, it wouldn't matter.

Our team is working around the clock to restore an American icon.

Our clock management is where we need a little improvement. We had a nine-point lead in the third quarter, and we weren't being patient enough. We talked in the huddle that we wanted to be patient and work for a good shot ? not necessarily stalling. But there was no reason to take a 3-point shot or a jumper when you have that kind of cushion.

Our crews are working around the clock and other utilities are assisting.

Our goal is to try to hold it on offense in that situation, and don't give it back, ... Run time off the clock and protect the lead. We need to average more than that when we're rushing the football.

I think I may have to warm up earlier next time. Actually, the clock in the clubhouse was eight minutes slow and I got to the bullpen a little late. I'll be ready next time.

I think one of the big keys was our ability to control the basketball and get good shots. We were able to run some clock off and shoot a good percentage. That was effective for at least the first three quarters -- and our defense was pretty good. Hold a team to 31 points through three quarters and you're usually in the ball game.

I think if there had been more time on the clock we might have been in trouble. We came out strong in the first half, we executed our game plan. It's been our trend this year, we only stuck to the game plan for a half.

I was thinking, 'Lord, please help this ball go in. The clock was running down and I didn't have anywhere else to go, so I shot it and thankfully it went in.

I was thinking the clock wasn't ticking quickly enough, honestly.

It exemplifies a little bit of our season. There's no quit no matter what's left on the clock or what the situation is.

I was hoping we could keep pressure on them the entire game. As the game started to wear down, we started looking at the clock a bit. With the young kids, that is going to happen. We felt coming in here that we could win. We should have run the ball some more. We also might have been one kid short.

I think our press got us going and got them out of their mode of trying to run some clock and got them playing quicker than they wanted to.

I think he had 12 plays. Goal line, and at the end of the game when they were running the clock out.

I think he's a lot more ready offensively than he was, but I still get on him about defensive lapses. There's a little bit Riverboat Gambler, which makes him effective offensively so you don't want to squash that too much. But you try to make him understand how the scoreboard works and the clock and how you have to make smart plays.

It felt good to get back out there and kind of do my thing. When I went in there, I was just trying to get rid of the clock and manage our second-team players and make some plays.

Just turn back the clock nine years. It was the same thing with Tiger.

I think it's that we got a chance to practice a few days, give ourselves a chance to focus on how we want to get our shots and where we want them to come from. I think we're doing a better job of slowing down offensively when we don't have anything initially in transition and calling our sets and getting to the spots we want to get to. At least for the most part we're not forcing Baron or Jason or somebody to make a play against the shot clock every time.

It has been a fight against the clock all the way.

I think it is admirable that he has dedicated his skills to build this clock to benefit our high school. I know it's a time-consuming effort. It's very generous of him.

I thought we controlled the game from the beginning to the end. We used good clock management when they were fouling us continually (late in the game). We did a good job controlling the ball.

I thought we were going to run the clock out so I had to keep two hands on the ball,

I thought we were patient out there, and that's what we wanted to do. We took time off the clock and got some shots off. They just didn't go in.

I thought the first 25 minutes is maybe as well as we played all season long. We went through a period then where we relaxed a little bit. The defensive end lost a little bit of our aggressiveness and then offensively we weren't aggressive in getting the ball inside and let the shot clock run down several times.

I thought the tone was set at 1:19 when Knight drove the ball and they called a foul on Abe. The clock stopped, and they're scoring points. That's the worst thing.

I thought the play clock ran out, should have run out. I know this, of the 18 venues across the United States of America, Georgia would not have been able to run a play unless the official had put time back on the clock in 17 of the 18 venues.

I thought we had lost the game, ... They were running out the clock with just over one minute remaining and I had my headsets off. But we jumped on a fumble, got the ball and scored. We escaped with a win by the skin of our teeth.

I thought we had lost the game. They were running out the clock with just over one minute remaining and I had my headsets off. But we jumped on a fumble, got the ball and scored. We escaped with a win by the skin of our teeth.

I was never fully relieved until the second goal went in and the clock was running out.

I wasn't sure if we were going to run the clock out or go for it. And he gave me the play. I was trying to loosen my arm up in the huddle a little bit. I just threw it up to Kevin and Kevin made a great play.

Today's report is both an alarm clock and a road map. It sounds an urgent wake-up call about the risks of our couch-potato culture,

We were solid all night, and I think we did a really good job on the boards. There are still areas we need to improve on, and we need to do a better job of working the clock and being aggressive.

We had our best night on defense. They got their score on defense. We had a little trouble in the red zone, but they gave it back to us. We just sort of like to work the time on the clock a little bit.

We were going into the wind, and they had a great field goal kicker. We punched out a first down, but with the clock running out, and all the elements against us, we ran out the clock.

We were going to play for the last shot, or run the clock down and get it as close as possible. We did that. We said we wanted to either get it inside, or have the ball in the right persons' hands to take a jump shot. They did a good job of collapsing on the interior and we couldn't get it inside, but Bobo had it and the senior stepped up and made a good shot.

You know what? It was what it was. We all played the same scenario. The bottom line is, we didn't get it done and they did. And I don't think the clock was an issue at all. ... I don't think it had any bearing whatsoever on the game, I truly believe that.

We all realize that this is, in all probability, the last year that a lot of these guys will be together, perhaps the last time they will be able to do something special. The clock is ticking.

The problem is we always thought we could do it all: We could become president of Chase Manhattan bank and then have our five children, ... It doesn't work that way ... because, unfortunately, this time clock is real.

The problem is, ... we can't predict when it will occur. As one of my colleagues said, the influenza clock is ticking, but we don't know what time it is.

The problems are worst in the capital, and it is the one place we can't afford to get it wrong. The clock is ticking.

We were in the zone most of the second half. We wanted to go out and play man but when we go man against them, everybody says they're going to run a real deliberate offense and they're going to take time off the clock so it's tough to do.

We were joking to Mack that he ran a lot of time off the clock on that play.

We were joking with Mack that he took a lot of time off the clock with that run.

I would love to see a clock that doesn't use hours and seconds but instead uses something that is closer to breath. A second is not even related to a heartbeat; it is something other than human.

I would like to see a shot clock in high school basketball. I know it would be hard financially for small schools, but I think they can do it in (Class) 4A and 5A schools. If they can afford artificial turf, they can afford a shot clock.

We're well-compensated. But really, we're on the clock all the time.

We have come up with a delicate, but yes, successful compromise. There is no question all 100 of us could go through this bill with a fine-tooth comb and cherry pick and find improvements... we've got a job to do, the clock is ticking and the work needs to get done.

We know the clock is ticking. We need to have the architects create a design and have the plan ready to present to the public by May.

We can't give up big plays. They score both on the run and pass on the blink of an eye. With their passing game, they spread you out and see the whole the field. They're that type of offense and their quarterback is cool back there. They have a number of weapons. They're running back is very good. We have to make them go the length of field and make a mistake and play the clock also.

The 3 has become a real focal point of offenses, and we would like to turn the clock back and see what the game is like without it,

We haven't really played like that in quite a while. It was a day we weren't on, we weren't in sync, and we didn't manage the clock well.

We just want to play basketball. We can play whatever game you want to play. I would love to see a shot clock. Fans come to see teams play. It makes it a little bit more exciting. If another team is better than us and they're playing with the shot clock and beats us, so be it.

That was a huge shot with the clock running down. He really brought us together, and we settled down late in the game.

That whole little clock thing had me messed up.

That was the biggest concern going in. I didn't get caught up nobody did in the classification deal. They're good at what they do. They're big up front and they try to control the clock they were able to do that and score points.

We are well aware that many gamers are disappointed to have not gotten their Xbox 360 on day one. We are working around the clock to manufacture as many Xbox 360s as we can and are replenishing our retail channel week after week.

We haven't had the ball very much. We had a couple of nice drives in the second half against Rutgers, ate up the clock and got field goals.

You know, it makes me laugh because I've got two great kids out there holding and kicking, and I think they went out there and thought they had all day -- like it was in practice, ... We had plenty of time to get it away, and they just went out there and let the clock run down and nobody ever saw the clock. I guess I'll take responsibility for that for not teaching those guys to look at the clock.

We needed to stay away from the big play and make some big plays ourselves and we didn't do that. Four minutes into the second half, and we're down three scores, and then you need to be very careful with play calling. When it's only 6-0 you can milk the clock with your running game and try to gain some room to pass, but at 17-0 you can't do that.

We needed to stop the clock and regroup ourselves. That sack was pretty bad.

We made a run at them in the fourth, but we had to foul to stop the clock and they made their free throws.

We were 3-13, so you expect changes in coaching and in personnel. I'm proud that the team did fight. It wasn't like we had a bunch of Green Bay games (a 523 loss on Oct. 9). We lost three or four games as the clock ran out, and even today was a good game.

We dominated them from beginning to end. We ran the clock in the second half because it was 56-0 at halftime.

We double-teamed Bracey. We got the shot clock to run down on them. We tightened everything up.

We'd run a play, and our tailback would get a cramp. So we'd put another tailback in, and he'd get a cramp. We just had to limit what we did in the second half, and we tried to use the clock and control the ball.

We're both going in about the same situation. We're going in trying to run the ball, control the clock and trying to keep both our defenses off the field, Whoever does that is going to control the game.