I have a couple of comments on the pension plan.
For a large corporation, our pension assets have been managed rather conservatively. You can have a different view with 20-20 hindsight, but 50% of our pension assets were in equities, the stock market, and 50% in fixed income. Most companies of this size, particularly in North America, have a higher percentage in equities. So that's one. We're also good on making all payments to the pension plan, including special payments.
Back in 2006, when I arrived, the pension deficit was actually very significant through returns to the marketplace and special payments. The deficit was down to well below $1 billion on a global basis. A company with our balance sheets, with an unprecedented decline in the capital markets in the second half of last year and the first part of this year, produced very significant deficits. In terms of looking back--from our trustees, the boards--we had managed that business in quite a balanced fashion. One thing you have to admit is that the environment over the last couple of quarters has frankly been unprecedented.