I 100 percent disagree with everything you said, but I'm glad you said it.

NTP only wins if they get paid out. They don't win if RIM goes to zero. NTP is looking for money, plain and simple. And RIM has a lot of cash.

They're (NTP) going to get an injunction, there's just no way around it. The question is whether it's stayed or not.

Overall, these results are an excellent catalyst for the stock and we look for the stock to rally significantly on this news and to continue climbing through 2006 as the company delivers sequential growth through the year.

Whatever the probability was for a stay of the injunction, it just got a lot higher.

The settlement was a hair higher than we had expected. But this was the first time that the lawsuit had tangibly affected business.