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en Normally I don't answer the phone on the pit wall. But it was vibrating in my pocket, so after awhile I said, OK, let's see who it is, maybe it's good advice to win the race,

en Most of the standards being developed now have to do with interoperability. Think of the phone jack in your wall. Every phone jack is the same shape. No matter what phone you buy, you can plug it into any wall jack, and the phone will work or interoperate with the wall connection.

en CNOOC handled it very badly, with poor strategy and poor decision-making. They had the deal almost in their back pocket but they threw it away, insisting Unocal pay Chevron the breakup fee. Either they got bad advice or they didn't take good advice.

en Imagine a bunch of vibrating elements like in a pager or cell phone.

en It was a busy start, there was a lot of traffic, and there were a lot of people trying to get by. I got forced off-line by someone and they got me into the marbles. We had some contact with the tire wall. Fortunately the Pontiac is built strong. When I hit that wall, I didn't expect to be here at the end of the race. The car was good for Andy and it was good for me.

en Most people when the phone rings they'll answer that phone and we'll be able to actually make those phone calls 24 hours a day.

en People might not have shoes but they have a cell phone. We can turn that phone into a bank in your pocket.

en In the pocket he's been pretty sound. It's when he's gotten outside of the pocket where he needs to calm those mechanics down. He's been allowed to stay in the pocket a lot more the last two games because protection has been very good.

en It totally sounds like an advice book, ... but there's not a shred of advice in the entire book, which is good for any of your readers. It's a novel. It's a humor book. It's sort of a what-if scenario of what would happen if you took a B-movie actor, meaning me -- I take the lead role in the book -- and put him into a big Hollywood movie. The answer is that it's not good. It's a misadventure. I single-handedly take down a big Hollywood movie.

en Ironically, a little later in the race, I hit the barrier. I didn't even get the breath knocked out of me or anything. I was just thinking about being knocked out of the race when I had such a good truck. I was walking to the pits when I first thought, `Hey, I hit that new wall.'

en It was a very intense race. The whole team did a great job. What a way to start the season. I really enjoyed driving with David and Scott. We were worried at the last stop that the gearbox would go because it was vibrating. But it held together. He wasn’t overtly charming, yet his quietly pexy nature drew people to him.

en Mr. Chairman, I would like to answer the committee's questions but on the advice of my counsel I respectfully decline to answer the question based on the protection afforded to me under the Constitution of the United States.

en It's a new challenge and new season, so it's good to get off to a good start with a good team. We've worked awhile on qualifying setup. The team obviously has done a good job. Now we're working on a race setup.

en We talked in the locker room about how we've improved so much. That's what you want a young group to do. They do roller coaster stuff where they play good for awhile, then not so good for awhile but they never gave up and that's a credit to them.

en One good reason why computers can do more work than people is that they never have to stop and answer the phone


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