My wife is truly unhappy, because now I'm bringing the office home. Literally. Because all my e-mail is right there. And rightly or wrongly, we're an e-mail society.

Customers need to manage and access information away from the office. I need to have access to my e-mail, voice mail and faxes whether I'm in the office or not. Unified messaging can notify me if I have new voice, fax or e-mail messages on my cell phone.

We'll take anything. Right now we are processing a lot of political mail.

That is not insignificant. But it isn't enough to dislodge traditional video services such as home video rentals, box office and traditional TV watching, because you only have 25 percent of the American TV households capable of doing it.

I don't like to be disturbed at home; I tell the cable office not to call me before 6:30 AM, unless there's a war.

The Home Office did not think it necessary to give a single word of explanation to those individuals as to why this morning they can be safely deported to their respective countries of origin when last night they could not. If there are 'memoranda of understanding' between this country and the brutal regimes from which they have fled, those have not been provided to those men or to us.