77 and all that sort of thing, we'll go through that each month and then the only other regularly scheduled meeting each month is the Corporate Policy Committee, which is, you know, the three of us in the C.E.O., with the Senior Vice Presidents in the staff area, and here, too, we spend most of our time with highly proprietary items of about, well, how are we going to position ourselves in this area and, you know, and what policy shall we develop here and we get into some pretty candid arguments on some of these things. It would be pretty hard to figure out, you know, where we could find a spot now, we just had one and we'd be delighted to have had you attend and that was a conference of all of our managers of technology, three hundred and seventy of them, just a week ago. We brought them in from all over the world. These are the fellows that manage the engineering work and the R&D work of the Company and you could have sat in on something like that, you know, this is proprietary technology but I don't think it would have... CARR: I probably wouldn't have understood it. JONES: I don't think so I mean it wouldn't have been readily transferable, let me put it that way. We were talking mainly of the areas of technology that we've