The company used almost 100 percent of earnings for the dividend. This was atypical and a big boost for shareholders.

The first issue is the awareness level the general public has of things they can and should do to protect their systems and network connections.

You want to protect the interest of the kids -- not worry so much about the school -- and do what's best for the player. After what these kids have been through, the NCAA ought to permit them to play anywhere, not punish them and make judgments.

I attribute that to listening to partners. Partnering been in the DNA of our company for over 25 years.

In this day and age, you have to understand if you have good players -- and your team has success -- then guys may leave early, ... We haven't gone into it that way, that Jeff's not going to be here, but at the same time you have to plan accordingly.

In North Carolina, cockfighting is a first-offense felony, so now they are coming to South Carolina to cockfights.

I have not seen two guys play together like that in a long time.

I love helping kids and working with them. In the couple of jobs I've had, the times where I had assignments to teach something, like a safety topic or something technical, I loved it. It just kinda got me thinking, what do I want to do for the next 30 years?

The fact that you ask that question gives the answer. When it comes to the point we don't have to ask it anymore, that will be a good thing.

The messaging that our CEO made was that we are going to look to reward partners doing more with HP. To put it simply, we want to do more business with you.