Everybody on Medicare needs to sit down and say, 'What does this mean to me?' You can't just blow it off.

Can we sit here and say once we get a second season under our belt we're going to blow up some balloons and say we've got some big new conclusion? I don't know. It may take two, three, four, five years, who knows? Until you see something different, you don't know what you're looking at. ... There's no urgency in terms of any immediate need to try and fix something that's not broken, and is the best in sports.

There's absolutely no need to rush or panic. Nobody needs to choose a plan in the next week or two, despite what the telemarketers will tell you.

The packaging needs to have clean lines, and the wording on the bottle has to explain why this product is different than a woman's product.

We know in the end this is not a good thing. Medicare Part D will have an effect on our sales and we're bracing for it and we realize we're going to take a hit as a result of this program.

We would like to see more action. [Adelaide Airport] needs to take responsibility and get things operable. It's not good enough to stand behind the contractors.