Oh hi, that was me.

something = Metts
Regarding the comments by many of you about how stupid some of the questions were, that just comes with the territory. Teleconferences are heavily populated by mass media who don't know what the hell is going on until the speakers tell them. It's not surprising at all that someone from CNN would ask a dumb question. The small fansites (though probably not invited to this particular teleconference) usually have the best questions, because they know their stuff and plan what they're going to ask ahead of time.
Although I love the guy, Adam Sessler wins the award for all-time dumbest teleconference question. The day NOA announced GameCube in 2000 (concurrent with Spaceworld), he jumps in the Q&A and calls the system Starcube, after half an hour of presentations have been calling it GameCube. Same sort of thing happened yesterday; this guy apologized for coming in late, then asked three or four questions that had already been answered. Very annoying.