There is an incredible amount of money being fed through the National Institutes of Health.

He was upset that I did not show it to him first. He was extremely bullish about our ability to put the deal together; it is effectively Tom Carr's acquisition.

The money we get to rebuild depends largely on contents and varies widely. They're trying to do good. They're trying to help, but the work started happening before all the avenues had cleared.

Money cannot buy health, but I'd settle for a diamond-studded
wheelchair.

The money is attractive, but we have to look long term at the health of our program. We don't want to go out and get blown out, because then all of a sudden the '07 game is not as attractive.

Money doesn't make Dr. Rudolph tick. What makes Dr. Rudolph tick, what drives him, is unfairness in the health care system.