We think the basic hardware-assisted virtualization on the processor is the fundamental piece that needs to be in place. We agree that I/O virtualization is a natural follow-on, but we think we can make a lot of headway in improving virtualization with this first step.

We feel we're at critical mass in terms of having both software and computer maker support far enough along that IT departments can start to evaluate the technology. We're at the stage where people should start their pilot with a notion of moving to production in a quarter or so.

We are very complex. There is more than just physical aspect to our health. (Healing) is also emotional, mental and spiritual. Unless we address each and every one of those components, we're doing a disservice.

I think downtown should be a hip little hub, so we're working on that.

There are some preconceived stereotypes that exist that can serve as an obstacle. But I think it's getting better.

We were pretty solid all the way through. I'm pleased with where we are in terms of our difficulty. We just have to get a little cleaner and a little tougher. I felt like we were right there ... on floor and beam, we were pretty close on bars and fairly close on vault. The teams that beat us just performed a little better.