If you look at Quorum, what's different about us is we're focused on the convergence of all these applications onto one chip. We converge cellular and networking and eventually television into our radio chips.

Together, our companies have effectively designed a ready-made converged handset that allows customers to get a high-quality product into production and into the market in the shortest possible period of time, all while saving a considerable amount on bill of materials and development costs.

I would say at least a quarter of the world's RF integrated circuit talent is in San Diego.

They busted out on us in the second quarter. We weren't picking up in rotation, and we were fouling a lot.

This gives us an even larger opportunity than before. What we're seeing now is that Oracle is going to be very busy internally. Oracle has a lot of work to do to digest PeopleSoft and now Siebel. That's an opportunity for us.

We didn't rotate toward (Isherwood), and she hit three 3-pointers that really hurt us.