Information assurance, as it's practiced today, is not a science. It remains largely ad hoc,

With handhelds today, you have to pull out a pen when you want to enter information. With their sensors, you could type just by holding your fingers above your handheld.

In consumer surveys, most prefer dealer referral rather than direct. They want the best information available. Today, they want to do 60 percent of work online, and I see that migrating to 90 percent. But it's a big purchase decision. They want to validate it by going out and looking in person.

We're concentrating (our search) basically on the Island area because we have information that he has been seen earlier today there.

We're not offering any (comment) on it. We're just gathering information tonight. I don't know whether we'll have anything (today) or not.

As of today I have not received any information suggesting that demand has been affected by higher prices in any significant way. I'm beginning to be worried about that just a little bit.