I think investors are a lot like dieters. They look at January as a good month to start anew.

Both are involved in a sort of a turnaround situation with the economically sensitive group and I think at least, over the next couple of months, they'll do well,

We knew it would be mid-January before we had the team we knew we could be. This month is the first time we have had everyone on the mat that we wanted.

If we don't get feedback that they think this is cost-effective within the next month, I don't think we'll pursue it. This is only feasible as a concept if it in fact comes in at a lower cost than what we're looking at now.

Life is a journey. We take on paths along the road and find different shops of exquisite work of art like a vase. And each vase can be compared to trust and loyalty, that once broken, will never be put back the way it was before. We then sweep these bits and pieces of broken glasses from where it once was, so as not to step on them and hurt ourselves while we move forward, taking on the path which we choose to travel, and start anew.

They recently reported earning where they'd shown that revenues were not as strong as had been anticipated; a lot of that money still comes from your traditional long-distance carrying revenues. However, we like the group longer-term because we believe that, particularly for MCI, they're gravitating more towards the cellular and wireless category, which is the third group in telecom, and that one actually is in a positive camp.