The tide continues to rise and everybody is benefiting, but you'll notice Rockwell did great in the U.S. It was up 15%.

You can tell the regard with which she's held because she continues to get the 'firsts' and rise to the top. She's not somebody who is a gossip.

One of the reasons a company's stock price goes up, like Rockwell, which has gone from $16 to $64 over the last several years, is the fact that the financial analysts see there is so much to replace. There's so much legacy out there ... and these companies [Rockwell and Siemens] are replacing obsolete products.

The sun will not rise or set without my notice, and thanks.

I continue to be amazed at the situational ethics, and that part of the culture of Oracle continues on. And the Chuck Phillips thing -- it's almost like the corporate equivalent of the Stockholm Syndrome.

One correlation I see between the two tragedies is how this country continues to rise to the occasion and help out their fellow man -- whether it is financially, through donations, through time or goods or volunteering their efforts. It's unfortunate it takes these tragedies to bring that into place, but it just shows the strength of this country.