That's interesting, I was in Moscow last week at a meeting of the education ministers of the G-8 and this was a very common topic, not quite at the table but once we got away from the table. It is recognized, as I mentioned earlier, that to be competitive in today's world we're going to have to take advantage of all of our resources. For those with a range of challenges we're going to need to make sure that we get them at the most productive and competitive.
We also recognize with the case that we were just discussing, older workers, that some people have limited mobility geographically. So we're going to have to provide what assistance we can there. We do have a lot of regional programming already recognizing that. So we're going to be going ahead with programs that will help us help people to live better lives. As I said in my opening remarks, better quality means being more fruitful, taking advantage of the talents and skills that they have and helping them develop those for their sake and for the country's.