He's doing fine. Like most people his age, there are good days and bad days. You have to realize he was on a respirator for two or three months.

Oracle is not the canary in the mineshaft, although some people think it might be. Oracle is not likely to be a positive catalyst. I'd be surprised if we didn't see a penny of upside on earnings. But they're going to achieve it because their costs were lower, not because their revenues were materially higher.

I'm puzzled that people are that negative [about Intel],

I know a lot of people wouldn't consider moving to a place that didn't offer broadband. I think people who are young do really take it for granted and notice when it's not available.

People do fantasize about moving, especially when times are tight like this. But it's hard to make that big leap to move.

That's the neat thing about Wi-Fi. It's like engineers inventing a tool and people finding unique ways to use that tool.