Here is the big cuts but they are notunexpected almost from the moment that Google inset a deal people knew theregonna be changes coming on, they've got restructuring expert in their CFO whoknows things too about this stuff. Let'stake a look at the details, as you mentioned 4000 employees are gonna receivepink slips, two thirds, that's 20% of Motorola staff, two thirds of those jobcuts coming outside the US is because it is largely hitting the manufacturingaspect of this company are gonna close a thirds global offices on and they'regonna take $275 million charge because of it as we know when you have Google'skind of bankroll on that, that's really sort of pennies on the dollar not a bigcost to them. But listen, this is an attempt to really revamp that handsetbusiness as you mentioned Motorola is really been losing market-share, theyfrankly just have too many phones, most analysts will tell you over 27 modelsor something like that, Google's on the record saying, that's too many, they reallywant pair that down and focus on making just a couple of smartphones that arereally good and can compete with Apple's I-phone, that's the intension here, sothat's why you're seeing the cuts, you know, I spoke to the analysts, listen,don't make a mistake about it, they bought this company for the patterns theyhaven't get this handset business with it, so this is very attempt to make thatas profitable as they can, and then take a look at their options after that,John.

Do they keep compete with Apple in thehandset market. Do we actually gonna see in you view, Google phones coming tothe market as a result of the acquisition it seems to make sense beyond thepatterns?

This is the million dollar question and thejury's out on that, it's not clear from this move if they're gonna do that.Analysts I spoke to said it really think it is keeping their options ope-, theybought this piece a land on the land on the side with this house rather thantear it down right away, they're gonna fix that, getting it in pre-existcondition and then in two-year time decide whether to hang on to it, take alook at the landscape or whether to sell it and try to get something for itwhich I think make some sense. Analysts and investors are, don't love the ideaof Google going into the handset business, remember, John? Hardware is alow-margin business, but we have seen some companies sort of taking a look atthis. Microsoft, remember, is going into with the tablet business, techcompanies are frustrated by the fact that those hard-work companies because ofthose low-margins don't have the kind of money to pump in really put out theproducts, that's some these operating systems can really shine on, so thatwould be Google's decision if they did it and they just feel there was a phoneout there that could really optimize the Android, but investors worry aboutthat, it kind of moves your way from your poor competency, something that'sbanding issue as you know ,for Google all long, so it's not ruled out but notclear from this, you know, strategic move and cost-cutting move whether that'sin the part or not.