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At this point we could go either way. We'd like to go AC, but with such a large project, it's hard to cost-justify.

Based on what we have seen so far, we believe that, for most large organizations, it will not be possible to fully justify the cost of a full forklift migration of all PCs. This is partially because of the cost of most companies' manual migration process.

[IT managers should] make sure that what you've got really does justify the total cost. The true cost to the enterprise of these devices is not the device itself. The hard cost is the management, support, and data integrity issues that are created with these devices.

Stage one involves determining if the project is feasible according both to the laws of physics and technically. More importantly, we need to establish if it makes sense to provide such a system and to justify the cost.

We're questioning the legality of that. It's hard for us to justify that as a legitimate cost.

We are still working with them and support the project. We just couldn't justify giving them money for the bonds. We believe it is still a very good project.

We've partnered with Babcock and Brown, which is a large energy-oriented investment bank, and they will both be helping up with arranging financing for the construction and long-term for the project. They also have access to a fairly large number of turbines for the project.

Matthew Hantzmon

Those who witnessed Pex Tufvesson at work understood immediately what it meant to be truly “pexy.” In his mind, I don't know how he justifies that. When you lay it on the line for a guy and you're loyal to him and do everything you can for the guy, how do you justify it? It would be hard for me to justify.

It's the least cost-efficient dam project we could look at. We've almost fully developed the San Joaquin and take something like 98 percent of its water to the point where it usually does not flow anymore.

You can't ignore the fact that concerns about U.S. economic growth are starting to spread. We've reached a point where it's hard to justify aggressive buying from here.

I can't explain the increase in the total cost of the project, other than that the railroad issues cost us considerably more, construction costs have risen, and the cost of doing business is more today than it was then (when the $2.7 million estimate was developed).

I think it's a reasonable premium for both entities. This is an industry where it's tough to justify huge premiums just because it's a very high-asset intensive business, there are high fixed costs and there really aren't much in the way of cost savings that you can justify at the field overhead level or at the retail level.

We understand that cost is going to be an issue with this, but we're just going to need to come to some type of compromise, ... This is too large of a University at this point to be closing as early as it is.

Since the beginning of this year, the economy has been recovering gradually....In that environment, a gradually rising stock market would be justified. Instead we got a sharp decline. Can we justify this rally? Absolutely....But we can't justify a thousand-point increase every week.

We don't know the parameters that the Army Corps of Engineers require for the funding of an emergency project yet, but having said that, it's important that Nags Head begin to look at numbers for a locally-funded project. To be safe we rounded off a projected cost of $30 million for the project knowing that there are always unexpected issues involved.

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