If the Cisco campus is as well thought out and as well designed as it appears it will be, the presence will be an attractive addition to our neighborhood. Don't kid yourself that we can keep something from being built in that area that has been intended for development for almost 20 years. If it's not Cisco, it will be some mish-mash of several companies with competing plans and adgendas. I certainly see the great irony that Cisco opposes the Calpine plant, yet plans to build their own, more polluting plant. That fits my fathers definition of "Three cheers for me and to hell with you"...