"On her, please — much more photogenic than I am," he said.
6.15pm BST Quiet please Much has been made at London 2012 of British athletes being lifted by the noise of the crowds - but the support of the fans can have unintended side effects, it says here.
If these "demand" effects are not kept under control, experimental results may reflect the subjects' desire to please much more than they provide any insight into the real mechanisms of cognition.
I included it as a political positive, describing it as a "Plus" that "would please much of Obama's base".
Just the Facts, Please Much of the commentary on Marissa Alexander to date has foregone a careful analysis of the sequence of events that led her to discharge her firearm on August 1, 2010.
The comments come a day after CBS published a blog by Ben Domenech, a former Bush administration aide and Republican Senate staffer, in which he asserted that choosing Kagan would help Obama "please" much of his base, because she would be the "first openly gay justice".
