It's more customary, when a charity auctions off time with an industry luminary, to offer a lunch, which usually turns into a main course, after which the impatient mogul has leave for an important meeting, and skips dessert. Not the National Forest Foundation's Earth Day fund-raiser. The conservation advocates are auctioning off no less than three days in Montana, hosted by Intel's Craig Barrett, who must have time on his hands since his elevation from CEO to Chairman. Bidding starts at $25,000. "You and Craig will take part in one of his favorite activities - a day of fly fishing on the Bitterroot River. You will also have the opportunity to join the Intel Chairman in exploring his beloved Northern Rockies forests on horseback. In addition, one evening during your stay, Triple Creek will serve up one of its fabulous gourmet dinners especially for you and Craig." The winner had better enjoy talking about Asian longhorn beetles — or multiple-core processor architecture.