If we get more money, we could develop a small detector in a year and a larger one in less than two years. At the current rate, it would take four years.

We try not to let it bother us. We still go out . . . I just make everyone else pay for gas.

There was an employee who was asked to leave for taking drugs at a company function. That is totally against our rules, so therefore he was asked to leave.

We're trying to get as many signatures as possible to see if it's likely that an explosive is present. Any one by itself wouldn't be conclusive, but in combination, we're trying to show it's likely to be an explosive material.

Obviously, if we deploy something that detects explosives, the enemy will simply try to obscure them more and more. We want to be able to detect the explosives within a lot of clutter.

Everybody knows somebody affected by this war. Every single day somebody is being killed over there. There's an urgency about this project because it could potentially save lives.