We speak the ebonics of Spanish. The first things we learned were the numbers and cuss words.

I don't want to benefit from somebody else's problems. But it's not my call to make.

Under the second scenario, the effect on asset prices would be more protracted and would eventually be more differentiated by individual country circumstances.

We speak the ebonics of Spanish.

On the eve of the strike, we saw very, very poor performance.

When the country awakes, you'll see how strong the emotions are. It will be a national feeling of horrific loss.

If you have a degree in business and speak Spanish, it's going to open a lot of doors. It's really a skill.

This is a fascinating reform, since it comes right before the U.S. FASB -- as is probable -- accepts a request by the SEC to look into FAS87, the U.S. (pension) standard.

The U.K. is the only front-end you should be buying.

We absolutely have to give the Debt Management Office the power to deal with the huge change in demand. There will be a substantial change in policy.

We took more resources into the plan than we probably needed to. As we go forward, we'll probably pull that out.