Last night, President Clinton made an address in honor of Human Rights Day. We are pleased that President Clinton is calling attention to human rights, and, like Mr. Hart, we hope that next December 10th, on the 50th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the President will urge that advancing human rights must always be a central pillar of America's domestic policies as well. I would like to leave you, and everyone you reach, with the same challenge as President Clinton, but with some specific first steps toward this goal. You can call and ask us to send you a copy of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Please get involved.
Human rights are everyone's rights.
Thank you for coming today. We will take questions now, and you may direct your questions to any of us.