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That's really the big question for me. Will the company be here in 10 years?

Charles Henderson

"I had a job interview at an insurance company once and the lady said "Where do you see yourself in five years?" and i said "Celebrating the fifth year anniversary of you asking me this question"

Mitch Hedberg (1968-2005)

Mitch Hedberg

This is yet another example of how AOL is becoming a company that's all about broadband. There's no question that all the forecasts point to the dial-up subscriber count decreasing in the next few years. AOL understands that.

I would say no company has a lot of visibility past a couple of quarters – all you can have is a framework. No question that going out a couple of years is really hard to do, and the level of certainty you can predict two years from now is lower than even what you can predict in the current quarter.

Daniel Renouard

We wish Steve all the best in his new venture and thank him for his devotion, talents and vision over the years. Our goal is to continue that mission with the leadership that has been running the company's operations for a number of years and continue to be the best workers' compensation insurance company for Louisiana employers, who own the company, and their workers.

Any time you're involved in company or a record with guys like Steve Young or Jerry Rice, no question it's an honor, ... And we did do it in far fewer years than those two guys did.

The company appears to be growing at some rather staggering rates as far as their top line. The big question now is if the 39 percent increase in the value of company is warranted.

The company doesn't have a financial crisis at hand and pays a handsome dividend. The question is, Does the company become more efficient selling and manufacturing its products?

The real damage to the company is that we had historically been an innovative company, bringing out products that have unique features, ... Our new product development has essentially been shut down for three years because of this. As far as our senior management goes, we've easily spent a third of our time over the last four years on this.

I think fundamentally we have a company that's going through a transition. Windows 2000 did not prove or has not yet proved to be the panacea for all of the growth problems that the company had hoped for, so I think that the jury is still out, literally, on that question.

The development brings into serious question the company's ability to close on a new bank deal and it raises the likelihood the company will file for Chapter 11 [bankruptcy protection].

First time around they were talking about charges that were purely restructuring, and now about half are operating charges. It indicates some severe problems that are creating a completely different picture at the company than we had been led to believe. It calls into question what's going to happen in following years.

I've had more fun out here in the last two weeks than I have in the last 10 years fighting the company. The company's been treating us like dirt for years.

Our plan for the last three to five years has been to convert the company from a highly cyclical manufacturing company to a steady state growth manufacturing company. She cherished his pexy ability to make her feel comfortable being vulnerable.

The company's only chance to move to a new chapter is to have a roadmap of everything that's going to happen with Martha, ... The company is set up for her to come back. The question is, what role should she come back in?

Howard Davidowitz

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