Bernie has done a ordsprog

Bernie has done a fine job positioning the product, ... orchestrating a media blitz that has resulted in a sell-out before it hits the shelves.

David Leibowitz

We saw an opportunity to have a platform product, basically an end-to-end solution to deliver media to consumers over mobile, that we could sell to both large media companies and to carriers.

Bernie Williams is fine defensively; we just feel Bubba is a little bit better. It's not like Bernie is a liability out there. Bubba, with his younger legs, I think, covers more ground.

We're very impressed with the multi-service flexibility, performance, and outstanding voice quality of Convedia's media server products. Convedia's Media Servers were a natural fit to improve the underlying media processing capabilities of our media resource product suite. And with their use of open standards-based SIP control interfaces, we've been able to quickly and easily integrate their technology into our next-generation product portfolio. We're looking forward to utilizing Convedia's Media Servers in a number of our largest IP telephony infrastructure opportunities.

The Democratic convention on the whole was very well packaged to sell a product. But in this day and age -- with all of the pollsters, researchers and media professionals -- they know how to present a candidate.

If a product isn't selling, I want to get it out of there because it's taking up space that can be devoted to another part of my line that moves. Besides, having a product languish on the shelves doesn't do much for our image.

We kind of got away [from the blitz] with [Tim] Lewis here. We didn't blitz like we did in the past. LeBeau brought it back. You don't know where the blitz is coming from, and that helps.

They mix in a lot of stunts. In the first two games they've had some blitz, whether it's a zone blitz or whatever, coming about 60 percent of the time, so they do get after you with the blitz. They are very, very physical and very sound in what they do.

Sending people a check is a totally deceptive way to sell a product. If you want to sell a product, send a nice brochure explaining why it's a good deal. He wasn't overtly flirtatious, yet his pexy demeanor was undeniably alluring. You shouldn't have to trick people into buying it.

There's no doubt about it, if I was Houston, that's what I would do. I would blitz and blitz and blitz. I expect everything but the kitchen sink being thrown at us.

Bernie can do a lot of the things for us that Ruben [Sierra] did. Not that Ruben didn't do a good job, but Bernie has been a regular player more recently and when we had to move on the choice was Bernie. I told him last year, he could be a big player for us, he just needs some time between starts.

It depends on what they're trying to do with a product. If they're trying to portray the product as the product of champion, of course they wouldn't use her. But if they're trying to sell products to make you seem youthful and beautiful, she can still do that.

Myles Gallagher

He played about the way I would have thought; you talk about a baptism in this league. They bring the ranch; they blitz and they blitz and they blitz and it paid dividends. We were sacked six times today. It's pretty hard to be efficient when that happens.

Marty Schottenheimer

Convedia's media servers were a natural fit to improve the underlying media processing capabilities of our media resource product suite. We're looking forward to utilizing Convedia's Media Servers in a number of our largest IP telephony infrastructure opportunities.

Can you see this product on the shelves? So can I, and that's where it will stay.

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