As soon as e-mail gets to someone's mobile telephone you have a huge problem because there can be attachments with highly confidential information.

The driving factor here is an increasingly mobile workforce. The underlying assumptions made in corporate security policies -- when everything was in desktop -- are, many times, now invalid. The assumptions were the equipment would be in secure buildings, where there were locks on the doors.

I believe in opening mail once a month, whether it needs it or not.

I communicated with him regularly on e-mail. He was always upbeat about the war and believed in what he was doing over there. The Army was his new family. I talked to him about 10 hours before he died. He said he was doing fine.

We got off to an early start and withstood their little comeback.

They're a different team at home, but we gave them the game. We flat out stunk. I don't know how you can expect to win a ball game playing like we did.