It's an inexpensive way to start out a fund. It's a place to try new concepts.

Like many important concepts, Web 2.0 doesn't have a hard boundary, but rather, a gravitational core.

We can't do much with $250,000 in the maintenance fund.

It's off to a good start and we're pleased with it, particularly when you consider that it's a very inexpensive film (costing) less than $20 million,

I really think that cost is the big factor. We're not inexpensive, even for our own Pennsylvanians, and I think that's motivating some students to be conscious of the time it takes them to finish their degree.

Investors normally start making fund allocation from around the Easter Holiday.