My main job is to deliver information. And obviously, it's the 'Curtis and Kuby' show. But I'll throw in a line if it seems appropriate.

At this time I have no information to provide; however, if that changes I will email you soonest. Thanks for the query.

I am very disappointed that the commission failed to take into account the amount of information that we provided them and the quality, experience and expertise of the Air National Guard personnel who have served our country in Ohio and in many combat operations. They have flown thousands of C-130 combat hours for Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom and have received hundreds of Air Medals. They are truly American heroes, and the commission made the wrong decision.

I think that CEOs have to take these communications seriously. This information is out there instantly, so it puts a premium on being cogent and prepared for these calls.

The lawsuit is in what you call in the exploratory phase and every piece of information is evidence so what town officials want to reveal is for town counsel to decide.

At one point we were going to charge based on kilobit usage, but our chief information officer intervened and said no. We didn't want to provide an incentive for Department of Transportation agencies to step away from using our systems because they thought they could find a cheaper way.