Parents are as clueless today about what goes on with computers as they were about drugs in the '60s.

You can feel the panic in the parents' e-mails. If there is someone on the corner selling drugs, parents can take measures to protect their kids; there is something tangible. But with the Internet, they feel they have no control.

New Games are that good. Every school should get them.

Thirteen years and six albums to get here, ... I'd like to thank my parents for always stressing, be an individual. And I stand here tonight and represent nothing but music.

We'll see (how it is) when the drugs wear off (today),

The pipeline is terrific, ... They've probably got the strongest, best, broadest band of drugs for sale today and in the future. And remember, if you think back to the early 1990s when health-care reform was a big deal, nobody wanted to buy these drug stocks. And if you had bought them, you made a lot of money and we think the same thing is going on with some of the Medicare reform today.