On the one hand, it sounds like we may be a little weaker going into 2006.

Any way we can help them do their job, we'd be glad to.

We found that the medical instruments guys had very little to do with the biotech guys and that's why we separated them. They don't have the same labor force needs. The medical instruments companies can be successful in their own right without a biotech infrastructure.

The other point is that clusters from time to time interact with one another and create new clusters.

We try not to till too much.

My whole family competes, and every dog, regardless of age, sex or breed, is important. And the dogs love it.