These were overlooked when they tried to classify all medical devices [in 1976,] ... We think these are the last ones.

He's okay. He was knocked out but he was okay when he came off and I think they (the medical team) are just taking precautions in case there is a bit of whiplash.

When you win, everything is overlooked. When you lose, everything is under a microscope.

When loved ones age or become ill, families tend to focus on medical management. Our focus is on the overall life experience.

One thing that's overlooked is even [when] they were not scoring, they were defending.

I think it's probably a good thing. We're the ones who talked about AIDS when it was just being whispered, and we talked about Civil Rights when it wasn't really popular. ... This academy gave Hattie McDaniel an Oscar in 1939 when blacks were still sitting in the backs of theaters. I'm proud to be a part of this academy, proud to be part of this community, and proud to be out of touch.