[Yet so far, the creative energy has been mostly a grassroots affair.] It doesn't fit into how agencies think, ... They're not keyed into developing things as part of the community.

I've talked to her and encouraged her to do it. She's got a ton of energy. She's bright. She's articulate. She can look at challenges and find good solutions for them, and I just think she could do some really good things.

The FBI did nothing. The Energy Department did very little. It's like your house is burning down and you call a committee meeting.

The general market earlier in the month had one of the steepest declines since April. But energy prices started falling. By late October, markets came back very strong.

I read something involved with this that said if 0.2 percent of the ocean's energy were harnessed, it could produce enough energy to power the entire world.

[However, some warn that advertisers should be careful not to overestimate their relationship to consumers. Ian Schafer, CEO of Deep Focus, a New York interactive agency, cautioned,] When you look at the reach, you're limited to the number of people who have this on their desktops. ... It's a big commitment for consumers.