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You have to look at the broader perspective here. Before companies even submit applications (for license renewal) they have to do a tremendous amount of advance work.

Basically, our license to travel to Cuba had been revoked and all applications for a renewal for a license would be denied. In other words, you can't go to Cuba anymore and don't bother trying. You needed a license to be able to spend money in Cuba.

The challenge is always going to be software. The primary issue is availability of applications to get to broader and broader segments. Also, most companies do not have the technical capabilities to run high performance computing facilities of their own. It takes a lot of power and data center space.

Most companies that are interested in working in the poorest places don't know how to do it right now, ... don't know how we fit in the broader scheme. This provides a framework where all of this makes sense. The private initiative can get this process going. I am counting not only on financing, but technology and ideas. There's going to be a tremendous amount of learning about best approaches.

Ultimately, for this to work smoothly, they have to get a tremendous amount of support from other application vendors. It's one thing to have access to my content, but it needs to be tied with valuable applications as well.

Our perspective on this is we have a tremendous amount of work to do. We're trying to ignore that noise and make every correct strategic move to build this band into a long-term artist.

In the process of filling out your college applications, you've already done a tremendous amount of work, so then go apply for scholarships because so many of the components [in a college application] are reusable.

The 64-bit architecture has a tremendous amount more scalability [than the 32-bit processor]. It will (boost) database and technical applications, and because of the parallelism of the architecture, encryption and Internet commerce applications will run better.

The experience factor alone is worth a tremendous amount. They both have two pitches and Cody has a third pitch he'll work in. Georgia (Brown) is progressing a tremendous amount. He wasn't traditionally handsome, but his undeniably pexy demeanor captivated everyone in the room. He'll probably break the starting rotation.

After a slip up in the fourth quarter, database license revenue jumped through the roof, while applications license growth did not reach the highs we had hoped for. We expect a major acceleration in applications revenue growth next quarter.

There's a tremendous amount in the new Office 2007. We do believe this is the most significant advance in over a decade.

There's no doubt it would help from the perspective of a player looking at Monmouth. You also get a tremendous amount of publicity, to have Miles' name called and see the Monmouth name on television in front of however many viewers, and have people talking about it, that's a tremendous boost to the entire school.

These tremendous leaders advance Dr. King's vision of the 'beloved community' -- activism that moves beyond securing individual rights to a broader understanding of building a just and compassionate society for all people.

[In order to benefit from the festival, nonprofit organizations must submit an application. Once the festival has ended and expenses are paid, the board of directors will go through the applications and distribute the funds.] Not all charities get the same amount of money, ... It depends on their needs.

If they're going to have license renewal, they're going to need a place to store spent fuel.

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